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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19
Baltimore Adv'ts.
CARR, GEISE & CO.,
Flour, Grain, & Lumber Commission

lUuI, 0IdAuj q A0luo0A VvAAA''As"s.SH'
Merchants .223 & rs Spears Wharf,
,sv,, TO Baltimore.
John Clarke Etq Pres ci.i,sns' Bank Baltimore
Rogers. D@ t sinnictson &c 1 Co., Philadelphia
J. Tome Esq. rresid. Cecil Bank, Port Deposit.
J. walower 4 Son, Harrisburg.
Col II: G Eyer, s.luscro,..
Nagic, wingate Co., Milton.
Wv. Cooke. Esq, lMupey.
Simon Schuyler, E.q. "."''
George Bodine, Esq, Hughesvilis.
VIM. Weaver, Montoursville.
Cen VIM. y. Packer,
James IT, Hnlins, Esq,
Lewis q. Huling, ESQ,
N'Henry Bubb, jersey Shore.
J. r. lIulins. Esq. Lock Haven.
s9-CARR, GElSE 4 co have the largest
Wharf room Of any Commission House in
Baltimore. always giving quick despatch to
boats in discharging their cargoes. 6m5l7
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

~Last weeks Star or Tin,es-or
both-promised . more particular and
glowing notice of the reception and c'eing
Of Maj. SIMoNToN at New Berlin, as a
reward for bis trampling upon the wishe :.
of = majority of 100 Of his constituents.
Unfortunately, the New Berlin papers for
yesterday did not resoh us, 50 70 are some.
what in darkness relative To the affair.
Some spectators, however, haze given US
an amusing and full account of the Pro-
cesi"n wh:ch escorted the Major home, as
it appeared in Mifain6urg, which We copy
in FULL, viz:
A cloud Of dust
Two Horses
and
Carriage,
conducted ty
l. Michael Kleckncr,
containing
Q. VIM. Y. Leader,
VI
3. John II. Winters
of the Times,
4. Frederick Smith
Of the Volkstr,und,
S. Henry Solomon
Treasurer,
and
6. John Virgins SimOntan.
Baggage.
Then
A Gray Mare,
hobbling before
sSulkey
and
9. Berryhiil Bell.
Refreshed Z.
Deckard's,
Divisionist,
and smiled at
Oberdufs,
Divisionist.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

ENCKARDT'S Cattle Powder
IL The best article
now in use (for particulars see bills) for sale
by Beaver Kremer Il Moore, Levisbasg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19
Exit towards Lewisburg,
Dust

II the New Berlin papers present as full
an account of the dinner at the L" Metrop-
oils" as is given Of the procession through
Miflinburg, tie whelc event will be suti-
eiently detailed for posterity.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19
Great anti Nebraska Meeting In the
Park.

NEW York, May 13.-The great anti
Nebraska meeting, called yesterday, COM
Menced in the Park this afternoon, al .
o'clock. The people appeared to be in
earnes; Ind decided en- the subject Hon.
Mark Spencer presided, supported by
prom.aes, y bi gs and Democrats. Among
the speakers, were B. F. Butler, r. M.
Haven, J. Fessenden, and several working
men. Resolutions were adopted amid re-
peated cheering. The first refers to the
present crisis, when the peoples will is
everborne in the House Of Representatives.
The second thanks those members, who,
true to their honor and their oaths, are
keeping sleepless watch at their posts, in
defence Of Northern rights, and National
honor. The third declares that no man
Who votes for the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, or in any way abcts it, shall
ever again receive their votes for any Office.
The fourth prOnounces the pre.ence that
the bill recognises non-intervention, .
transparent sham. The ffth calls State
Cssven:ion and recommends that similar
sns,snIisD ~ u " yss s:sAss-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19
RAGS WQnted.

DETNG extensively engaged in the manuf.
ID aeture of PAPER, we will pay TO Coun-
Try Merchants and others having RAGS for
sale, Ssore fh1n tie present. market priees-CA
- JESSUP & MOORE, Paper Manufact's,
PAiisdePhs-Nos. ~ Il Is, North St.
snt (lUs d. b ov Arch. bstrssn 9th 4 s.h.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

GCH0OL ORDERS neatly printed aad for
- sale a the ckyssisis 0Eee.
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stolen,

nNE secondhand Coal Siove and An.
~ joints of Pipe, out of the Foupsr~ '' !
Christ & Frick. A suitable Reward vii :
paid for any information in relation lb.,..
Apnl 4, 1854. GEO. A. FRIcE
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Weakness and Debility.-Restoratic,
Health Of Gentleman, aged IS, :.
at Deaths dnnr

c9ps erd Lettsr from the Rer Csgr., Srifh. do,i y
81 Iha,rs. near Blti., Sv,scrs,i.h.re, l. Ar ~
To PRoyrssoE HorIc~sY,
SRA Mr. JOSEPH PuxroS. formerly = r'sil,r:s7
place had been in declining state Of h-alth ar -"
OF thrre y,ass. gradually wasting svay 10 'haS''
nightly Pcr-piraticus and want Of appetite. VIZ -
grrrt unessinesa to his friends. he had ro 7s
medical men in Ea;h without ~f.ct He at lss ~
Pills, and under Providenee Was restored % raj
their means. lie lately emiyrst-d to New Yors 50
lnst written to say, that he never better n -
abd desir-d me 10 anlaaiat you with the crrun.i;r
ought also to mention, that my wife hA. isrI,s =
bencft from the use of your IiIls
i remain rn,,ra
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19
Y NCu no, refused al The ~
AAOH burg Khronicle efh'e

DEEDS Of ssupssior form. for ''N
~ CAsoaisls n!fiss. . ets single. ~ y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

! 49, 5@NShA As' Op wv $VSu
inst. there will occur an annular eclipse of
the sun, Which will be visible in Massa-
chusetts. 1t will commence at thirty three
minutes past o'clock in the morning, and
continue two hours and four minutes be-
fore o'clock. So our readers will have
! to rise betimes to see it. In this eclipse
the apparent diameter of the moon COM
pared with that of the sun will be about
as Is to 10. and consequently some nine
tenths Of the sun will be covered. The
path Of the eclipse will cross the western
part Of the Atlantic ocean, Massachusetts,,
Nan, New Hampshire, New York, Up
per Canada, Lake Superior, Northwest and
Washington territories, and thence thro'
the southern edge Of British America to
the Pacific ocean. The central line Of the
eclipse will enter New England near Ports.
mouth, and its path will extend sixty-two
miles on either side. Boston will fall
within its path. To those ou the central
line the sun will appear during the middle
OF the eclipse, like a huge circle of light,
the moon covering every part but very
narrow rim on the outside. In Boston the
appearance will be much the same, only
! the ring of light will be wider on one side
than on the other. The central Path of
the eclipse will be from Ki.tery opposite
Portsmouth, in a nor.hwesterly direction,
through the towns Of Dover, harrington,
P,ttsGeld, Canterbury, Franklin Hill,
Grafton, and Lebanon. The eclipse will
however, be visible to greater or less ex.
tent, in all parts of North America except
ing Guatemala and the southwest part Of
Mexico. 1t will also be visible in Iceland,
Greenland, Northern Russia, parts Of
Sweden aud Norway, the eastern part Of
Asia, the West Indies, and in the northern
countries Of South Anerica.-Boston Jour.
[Another account is that it will be in
the atternooa.]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

~Psrs;sa New. see 6zss pses.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

SMALL POx AMONG TUE INDIANS
The Minnesota Democrat Of the 26:h con-
,.ins report of DR.. T. 7. Mann, who had
been seat ont By the Governor Of Mineso-
ia to vaccinate the Chippewa Indians,
amcng whom the smallpox was raging
with great violence. The party found
that the disease had made fearful des.ruc-
ton. In one band u hal rerished. The
Indians were almost frantic with fear and
dread of the pestilence, and SO soon as 1t
makes its appearance in lodge, the DOOM
ed victim is abandoned to bis fate, and for
getting alike the Obligations Of duty and
natural affection, the wife, the husband,
the child and the old man, are alike left
alone to perish. At one point on the road
they found found an old woman in the
most miserable condition imaginable.
The report says, bcr family all lay dead,
most upon the surface She had hidden
beneath dried leves and grass, corpse after
corpse, till her strength failed from disease
wan. Of sustcnance and assistance, and she
could bury no more. Even the stimulus
Of hope had died out. She looked At no
one-no: the movement Of an eye, the
motion Of muscle, nor change Of position
indicsted the consciousness of the ap-
proach Of strangers. The last tic that
bound her to life had been broken her
heart crushed and she sat an almost in-
animate object Of despair. At the break
ing out of the desaese among the Puck
wa-wan band, it consisted Of ST souls, all
al Of whom perished but Z. The doctor
vsccinated large number, and his servi-
ces were received BY the Indians with de-
'uonstrations of high gratitude.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19

! Copy Of a Letter from Xr. Gd-is, Ct>,is, n-
| ISnf,ss.r H-iasrvy.
| Dear Sir-ln this district your Pills commaain
extensive sale than other proprietary mriicir'
the public. As proof Of their efhcary in Liver stt
Complaints ! may mention the following case .
this town with whom l am personally scquains
years was severe sufferer from dsease OF thr L'eI
Digestive organs: her medical attends nj sssufeo
he could do nothing to r~lieve her sunsrins. ana
not likely she could survive many months lhr
cement naturally caueed great alarm amons h'i
and relations. and they induced her to make -
your Pills. which so improved her general hrsih
vas induced To continue thsm until she rreeneei
cure. This is twelve months ago, and she has 81.
fenced any symptons Of rvlaps~. snd ofep deck-|
your Pill. have been the means of saving bcr he
remain, Dear Sir, youss truly.
July sd. 1883. (signed) J 6.S
These celebrated Rlls are rondeyfsLy eFeaeisys'
'evias eo.Pjsisfs:
,AEue Drcpey Jaundice secesS
A,.hm. s, p,..,.ry ii,e. C.pln.' s,sls..
plants Female lrreg- Pil~s Irrer
Blosehss On ularities Rheunsti'm Ir-r
the shfn Esvers Of sii iiRetnsien ofvens'.
BovelCnprts kinds Urine 'ec
Colies Fits serofsla, orWcf1.a
the bowel. Headache Sore Throat. w-'sr
Consumption Indigestion Stone and srrS
Debility inflammation Gravel teH
Sold at the Establish ment Of Professor IiOiic'i,
Strand. (near Temple Rar, London. and also al D. -
in New York Ovters fbr Medicines in The Sts's'S :,
1T Holloway N.r York. will due st'epiI
also BY all respectable Druggists and d, ser. 10 "
throughout the United states in Eoxes at 81 -
and 81 so, each. To be had Wholesale Of the f
Drug houses In the Cnion. -
R-rhere Is considerable: :savinr by tskirs -,
Boxee.-N.B. Directions for the guidance OF y.
every disorder, are AIMED to each Box
q Fer sale BY DR.. KEMPER, Mifhlp[|
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-19
A permanent Cure of a diseased LiT.;
MANY Years duration.

III. y'uI ' rtS l'FffIUIINs
CHARLES SMITH, pissentipS
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08
Er Francis w. Hughes. Attorne,

EF Francis w. Hughes, Attorney
General Of Pennsylvania offers $4,000,
for the establishment Of Miners Hos
pital at Pottsvile, provided $4,000 is
raised by other parties for this pur-
pose.
A friend at our elbow says he will
give, himself. out Of bis own pocket
$4,000 for the purpose Of establish
ing in Baton Rouge an Asylum for
''lndigent Male Gentleman" providing
anybody will loan him the money
and an additional sum of $50, 900 can
be obtained, by voluntary subscription.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

10 yesterday morning, Third street
was enlivened, by the running away
Of one of the most extensive milk man
ufaetories in the city. The cart took
fright somewhere in the vicinity Of
Musselman,s, aud in u trice the milk
arrangements were on one side Of the
street, the box part Of the buggy on
the other, and the four wheels making
dispatch for that ancient temple Tie
"parket" The manufacturer ran,
and--hailoed stop, but it was no use,
the cart kept It's pace. Many persons
had in consequence ofthis accident to
drink un0aulteratcd coffee, On Fri
day morning.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08
Printing the a,.ass a.

EaYss SHho 7t'no ~ 0Dht'i w." " >
or shouid be, The warm friends of The
ddroeafe. either do not know. or
have forgotten that We are candidates
for the State Printing
From time to time, the Comet has
said enough, on this subject enough
sutIiees-lnore than enough, is an
over dose in physie, As well as meta
phvsics. but we cannot refrain from
travelling over small fraction Of the
ground already tread. in reference to
this matter. The people. out Of whose
hand the authority Of the legislature TO
aet'' Is obtained. never take Tie trouble
Of Investigating. either the quantity or
quality Of acts that are regularly manu-
featured each per ann'nn. for the un-
born worms Of the next per ahhn'tl to
devonr. Too often, in these latter
DAYS Of pure morality and political
virtue; when body of men get to-
gether to legislate. the question is with
each allow much shall make by the
passage Of "snch BILL" over and
above my per- diem I" All kinds OF
combinations take place to accomplish
ali kinds Of ends. 1t was on this ao-
count that the explicit clause Of the
constitution Of a requiring the State
Printing to be done at the Capital, VIZ
trampled on. Nov, when no one d.
MES the spirit Of the same law W.
are told with the blandest and mos
knavish sophistry, that laws are pub
ishpd wherever issued, not whnr
printed.
Now we dislike to harp upon any
thing where it may be conceived by
the casual reader. that our own pecun-
iary self interest is at stake. We are
governed BY no ofher motive, and
want no better motive for action b'l'
in tie matter of State Printing W.
have no interest. beyond The welfare d
The country, and the interest Of tn
State. We have never III ,de aprliea
ton for printing, Of any other party
favors. and as long as our mind wear
its present complexion. aud the satne
Spirit directs this never SHINING sheet
we never will. But we do say-and
have abundance Of evidence be
fore us, to demonstrate the fact that
publishing the LAWS, ohe hundred and
thirty miles, from the Capital--letards
the business---increasos the expense
and operates directly against the in
terests Of the whole State. This we say
without any fear Of contradiction.
II should be made a condition Of
the contracted who will get it, to
do the work here. Our neighbor. d
the ddrocafe, arc on the spot, with
ample arrangements to do tbs work
in the very best manner. and expedl-
itiously If they do not get it-ana
the printing must needs be done
somewhere else. then gentlemen. one
and al Of you, come to the rescue OF
Of The State Treasury. and help us to
move the seat of government.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

ntrrlru1T IN TRADE.--tor some
time past the merchants Of New Or.
leans have been complaining Of the
Incompetence Of the persons appointed
by the Governor az Flour Inspectors,
for that port The Chamber Of som
,norce demonstrated. aud the meroh-
ants. on the night Of the 9th, held a
meeting, a. which it was resolved
''That We hereby appoint JAS. Ross,
g. Bouligny, J Guillote, j II. Eau
res and Il. Judson, inspectors Of Hour
for this city.
%. That we pledge ourselves not to
sell or buy flour subject TO any other
inspection
Now the questions u, what security
have the Western merchants, that
their interest willbe regarded BY . set
Of appraisers appointed by the merch-
ants Of New Orleans They have
none. And The hasty aud Ill advised
passage Of tbs foregoing resolution will
have a tendency to drive this staple, to
other ports.
We know none ofthe inspectors ap-
pointed BY the Governor---nor do we
know what order Of intelligence il re-
CURED to judge The raw material of
tho staff of life this has very little
to de with the matter. 1.-THE appoint
menss are not good, we presume it is
because they do not come up to the
political views Of the CHAMBER and
Of cource, parties not possessed Of the
correct political foresight, cannot, and
ought not be Inspectors of -four.
Are appointments made by the
Governor--where the right is clearly
delegated to him, to be disregarded
and set aside 10 this manner! We
hope to see an end to it aud must
needs think that the meeting Of mer-
chants whereat. the resolution was
passed, did not include all the merch-
ants Of the Crescent city.
He that would have fine guests, let
him have fine wife
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

tIy- The loss by the late distruc-
tive coufagration in New York, BY
which the clipper slip Great Republic
and two other large ships were de-
slroyed, is estimated at $1,000, 900.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

fz-The Sixth judicial District
Court, with Judge w y Robertson
presiding. will commence itsjury term
to ,nurTuW.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

lyon Tuesday next proposals for
the completion Of unfinished work on
the Clinton Plank road, will be opened,
and The contracts adi,dicated---see no
tice.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

tfpt' will ht seen that our enter
prising fellow citizen. W 7 Tunnard
Esq, has associated with him in the
carriage manufacturing business, Mr..
Helenbere. The frln will now be
w. T. Tupnerd II 90. Mr. Helen-
berg is well known to many of our
citizens "a better practical artizan
and business man, IL not in the South
ern country We sreak for the new
concern, tue success that enterprise and
INDUSTRY il certain to meet with.
1-The Chinese performed, 1--WE
have many citizens to testify TO The
faet) On Friday night last. "Gin
sing suffered the knives to BE- thrown
ut him as he should have done the
night before
The man has gone now, and all
the "Arabs with him therefore
there il no chance Of making anything
more by commencing the entertain
ment ito the public. 7 The perform
ance Of throwing knives" may be a
very entertaining ont, in " Hong
Kong" but we do not think that it is
u scene. fit for what We debom'nate
"eiviliztd people, to witness To be
honest however, we must confess that
their music pleases our ear, more
than the bawliugs il The drawing
rooms Of fashionable society
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

n-rna Rat James II Muse will
,reaah at the Methodist Church, this
morning at II o'clock
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

Mrs. Emma r. Coe has been de.
livcring lectures in New York on the
Rights of Womsn
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

THE MATTER or TAxEs.--It will
be seen by q very modest notice from
Mr.. O, Hacket, in another column,
that taxes are DUE and in course,
must be paid It is a very wise pro.
vision in the nature and spirit of laws,
to secure in a pertinent snd satisiac-
tory manner, the payment of taxes
Any man with The assistance of an
honest lawyer may swindle his neigh
Dor, and keep ont of the payment of u
Just debt; and the proceedings may be
lawful !" but in no instance vet,
have we heard ofany mans being able
to get rid Of the tax collector. Taxes
must be paid: not only the man $
land, but his life is bound for taxes.
Thus il is impossible to get out of it,
without giving up the ghost Even
then, mans bones have to pay the
church taxes for the ground they oc-
cupy, until they 60 back to dust, to
give place to some other valuable citi-
zen to do the same.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

Amelia Brogdsn, colored, died in
Washington few days ago, aged 10
wears.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

DlseRAoEFuL Rior AT CiNcINNATl.
"A Society nisealled ''Repub'icans'
--"tbe German Republican society,
IS the name Of the .lawless mob; be
came exasperated at the appearance
Of the Pope's Nuncio, Monset Bedlnd
in Cincinnati, and assembled mob u
dlseracefnl outlaws, to attact the Nun
clio. without the slightest offence on BIZ
part. The New York Tribune of the
27tl, ulto., refers to the affair in this
manner
Cur readers are referred to the
news from Cincinnati detailing very
serious riot growing out of the organ
ized hostility Of German Republican
Society to the Pope's Nuncio, Mr.
Bedini It seems that but FIR the ju-
dicious interference Of the police, Vi
olence and perhaps murder would have
been committed. Such mohs should
be unqualified condemned Apart from
their Illegally and effect to uproot, 50
far a their influence extends, civil
lied government, they defeat the po-
litical wishes Of their participants
Had the house of Archbishop Purcell,
where Mr.. Bedipi is staying, been
forced, and his guest killed, it would
have Indefinitely injured the cause Of
democracy at home and abroad We
must be glad in every sense--human-
ly, cons'itutionally and democralically
that the uefaruus attack was frustra-
ted.
We hope that rigid examination
will be instituted. and the ringleaders
Of this disgracefnl matter, be made to
suffer the very utmost limit Of The law
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

TIE Loss OF THE CHoCTAw.--The
Shreveport South Western, in refer
ring to the sinking of tbs steamboat
Choctaw on the night of the 2lst ult.,
by striking a snag while ascending
Red River, says:
She had on board the cargoes Of
the Storm and Piota, all Of which it is
believed, will be saved, though in a
damaged state. The water is repre-
scnted to be about one foot over the
main deck and guards Of the wrech.
No lives were lost. The boat was pur-
chased last Summer by Capt. Graham
who went to heavy expense in fitting
her up expressly for light water pack
ct, and we fear that his loss is consid-
cradle. We learn that there was only
$4,000 insurance on the hull and ma
chinery Of the boat.
Since the above was in type, the
greater portion Of the cargo has arri-
we'd here.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

To1taATloN IN PIEpsioNrs-In Pied
mont, which, ten YEARS ago, was, in
respect of religious liberty, something
worse tlian the Tuscany Of to-day, an
Israltc College was opened at Acqui
81 the 25tb November, in the presence
Of the Intendant Of the province. the
syndic Of the town, Tie rector and pro
fessor Of the Christian College, and
AL the lsralite population Of the twon
This institution has been founded by n
rich Israli'e, NJ Levi Samuel, who,
having no family. bequeathea his whole
fortune to trustees fur that purpose.
The public were addressed in aplro-
PIRATE speeches by the Rabbi, the Rec
tor Of the Christian College. and the
Entendant Of the province.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

sunday Morning, ! Jan = iso4
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

TUE SEA -Four BETWEEN TIE Russ
lANs AND TuHks.-Tbe Baltimore
American, in leading article, refer
ing to the recent desperate fight be-
tween the Russians aud Turks-the
particulars Of which we gave this
morning in advance Of our cotompora-
rie.--says
The naval engagement between The
Russians and Turks will create an in
tauso sen~atlop throughout the world
The desperation ofthe combatants, and
the ininence loss Of ships and life.
within The short space Of one hour,
shows hat The nodoru improvements
in naval artillery must change entire
ly the character Of sea fights. No one
can hesitate to award victory to the
Turks when the great disparity of
force and the alleged equality Of loss
is considered. -- Deita.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

WARD No IA election viii b.
held at the Court House in the town
of Baton Rouge, on the 18th instant,
for the purpose Of electing enc Select
man for the town of Baton Honge, to
fill the Vacancy accustomed by he re-
signation of A Theriot Esq, who has
removed to New Orleans
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-08

1.-THE following call on the con-
gregation Of St. james church, has
been handed US for publication
The congregation Of St. James
(EpiscopaD church, are requested to
meet at the church, on Sunday after
noon, January 9Th, at three O'Clock
P. NJ. to. take into consideration the
call of Rector.
All having any interest in the mat
ter, IRE particularly invited to attend.