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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
BATON ROUGE La, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1854,
D1ST1NG gIsHRD bfRANgEns.--In

DlsfINstIsHRD SfRANgERs.--Ln
the programme for the reception of
President Fillmore IN the CRESCENT
City, we see a place assigned for dis
tingnished strangers, and it occurs to
US, that, this part Of the procession
will be overbal,,nced. It is presumed
thnt cach individual is to be himself
The Judge Of his qualifications, to take
place there. and as there are always Il
great many modest men to be found
on stlch 'oecasiens, it is presumed that
the list Of distinguished strangers will
not BE- found wanting. ,tgt. a
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

DisTlNeutsntp AfhivAt.-We had
The pleasure Of meeting yesterday, IL
onr city, with Mr. YusEr NINA, lale
Of syrla. the drnEoinhn IT BnoWN, md
numerous other American Travellers
N Palastinf. Our readers viii better
recognize the gentleman Of whom We
epe6k, AS "YusEF 1lAbhA II, name
connected with very pleasant rticollec
tons of Que ol he most readable books
of tlarel we have encountered for
many years. Pleasant. however, a.
is the volume which has gwen 10
"Yuset" aUf,ion -wi,lr notoiptq. we are
well salsfld'l with u half honr's con.
yersailon sith him that 1 a
Some books are lies from end to euJ Ii
Not that Ne mean to say that
HrowN's very cntaihitg work is OF
that character: but that in tIieldelilie.
alton Of !, ',Iuset" there and in the mat
lljmself, IN flesh hna blood as lie Stood
before as. va found very wide diileri
ance---a differences quite as wide n
he length Of a travellers yarn Mr.
M'Na IL IN intelligent, sensible man,
Who, having determined to make the
United States his bone. has settled ip
Louisiana. and laken the preliminary
stepsto become citizen, He brought
With him his beloved Arabian courser,
md will give bis attention to horse
lie passes through our city
tn his way to Florence, Alabama, and
Il Stopping at.tlie Gayoso. We bid Thin
welcome io he 't'rland of the free and
he home Of o,fl,sthee the brave : Memphis
Eagle
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WHAT NESG--Dr Cummings Oh
Bdson is now using vnIcanized India
rubber, in The place of Gold and Pro-
celean for teeth. India rubber, is now
used for making combs, brushes, walk
ing-sticks. bed-blankets. overeohts,
coverings for the neither extfemities
Artificial noses and teaili; besides cry
ing babies, rattles, balls, etc. Could
not u very good sliecilneh of a com
pl'tie and perfect man, be made ont
of'tlliis ,nhtetial, with tbe aid Of in
genius Jerome clock work? That
noati ETHEREAL part, the conscience"
could not be represented with better
mateiial than 'gum-elastic" A man
inttde Of siich Atuif would never be
troubled with computation" which
alone, "rnakes cowaiqls of us ALL"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
[rF-Ihe Hon Z @. Hunt. in an

F@lh1 Hon. Il u Hunt, IN an
awer to letter from the Governor s
Private Secretary forwarding resolu-
tious and Instructions from the late
Legislature, says. 'fhe denies wholly
he right IF inst struatioh asserted by
The Legislature, but will nevertheless
| give his hpnfty support to the meos-
ures mentioned in the rese1utions!'
The last leoislhtt,te took upon it.
SELF tha labor Of preparing many
lHngthy resolutions and Instructions
for our "Seuntors aid Representatives
III Congress- and The above rcsponce
gof the Hon. j. Il. Hunt il very
well timed rebnke. The fact is If
tbe Legislative branch Of the Suite
lioeernment is 10 ontrage. The
Ionst tuition oil their State at home.
and then Instruct the delegates in
Gotigtess what to do, it would be wei
to constitute lriumFirate, and up-
point three Of The principal wire
workers. absolute Caesars. We know
il to be common thitrg all over the
Union, for The Legislature to instruct.
butl is nf a very modern origin. The
principal Is wrong, because it is well
known at home, that The dominen
party bold everything in their bands
and through the legislature, dispense
their 1pvurs on the most worthy pnr-
tizans only, aud when itcpmes TO The
national legislature We think that tlle
peoples representatives should be len
lattammeled, to legislate for tba
whole country, and represent the
ms well as the majority.
And pray what effect have such
and 'tinstruotioDs,' ~ look
pack ipto the volanuious "acts' Of
his STATE, and enough resolutions Of
Instructions. will be found to mike
volume, all Of which stand as
hey baye been written and forgotten
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

RIor IN NEw HAyEN,-A serious
riot occurred in New Haven, Con-, on
the 18th inst, between the students
Of Yale College and some of the citi.
zens, during which one man was shot
dead, and several others we're wounded.
The students had planted a loaded
cannon in front Of the College, but The
riot was finally quelled by the author-
tiles and the faculty Of the. College
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
CON ssIINA1.

------- n --7--I- = WAsHlGT0N, DeCeInber Is.
sENArE-rhe Senate assemble at noon, and after
reading the journal of previous prceedings,
Mr.. Sebastian presented the crsenals OF Mr. Johnson
of Arkansas, when he was and took his seat.
Mr. Shields reported bill i increasing the army,
which was referred to the Commtee Military Affairs
The Presidents late annual meage was then taken up
its several parts referred to u appropriate commit
tees.
The bill for the relief Of the he Of Baron de Kalb
next taken up and debated coerable length BY
eral members
HOUSE The House assemble at the usual hour, and
after reading the journal Fhay, and going through
the preliminary matters Statesyere called for petit
tions, memorials, etc. &s
The bill the relief of Bet Nash and the widow of
Mr.. Bacheder whose husband is killed in the fugitive
riot Boston, returnedrom the Senate and
ferred the Committee of the hole It will pass with
probably some amendments.
The bill relief ocerand soldiers OF the army
taken up, largely discussed nd referred the Mill
tary committee,
The House is still in sessiontnothing of importance
will be done until after the holidas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
AUSTRIA JOINED THE ALLIES
WAR NEWS IMPORTANT.
Great Decline in Flour. .,...Advace in consols.

~ V! ~ d q. am4a la 4 9sl y d.
HALIFAX, Deo 28.-The Cunwd steamship
America has arrived at this port from Liver
pool on the 9th instant.
Her adyiees are nine days late than those
by the Pacific at New York on the 9th instant,
and present some features Of striking impor-
tance. Austria has after long and vexatious
delay, at last joined the WesternP Powers and
signed treaty offensive and dsensive with
France and England. @
The advices from the seat Of wa are to the
effect that no change Of moment had occurred
in the position Of affairs since the departure of
the Pacific.
Commercial Intelligence
Messrs. Brown, shipley 8 ca quite the sales
Of cotton for the week preceding the departure
Of the America at 10000 balls, Of which 1909
were on speculation and 5000 bales for export.
/ They also quota decline os ID in Fair Or
leans cotton, which is quoted it'd. Middling
qualities had improved an eiRth to quarter
of penny, and middling DREAMS was quoted
by the same firm at the close al 5sd, while mid
ding Uplands was worth 5d. Trade at Man
chester had slightly improved and the tone OF
affairs was better.
Messrs. Brown, Sbipley & Cs also note de-
cline Of fully ten shillings il Flour, quoting
Western Canal at 32s cd, anG Ohio at 35s per
quarter. The quotations peIPaciic were for
Western Canal AS and for Ohb 45s
Indian Corn was without cange Of moment,
mixed brands being quoted ABS and yellow
| and white at 44s
The money market had CRAFTY improved in
consequence of the conclusiG Of the alliance
between, Austria, France and England, and con
soils had advanced Il per cent, being quoted al
the close at 934. The last qutation was 9la.
| FIN consequence of unfavGable weather the
telegraph line worked badlyllast evening, ant
our summary Of foreign newly the steamship
America at Halifax is YER meagre, though
highly important. 1t was tinsmitted by mai
from Columbia South Cardna to Columbus
Georgia, and the necessit Of its leaving
the former place at an erly hour onr OIL
Saturday afternoon preyenti our receipt Of ;
more lengthy dispatch, whiclwe trust will COM
to hand in season for our net publication.l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

sepasabe from any military organization does not sbso
iutey require that nearly the whole military organization
of any free country should be occasionally dbanded aud
the whole mass in all its manifestations thrown back among
Its original elements If society did not suffer in its
effort to absorb such band among its useful pursuits
one great point would be thereby certainly attained to
Wit 1t would put end to all further schemng and
combinations for procuring any enlargement o the army
beyond the plain and ncontroyertibs necesses q tne
country.
The Black Hawk war gave US the LIST regiment Of drs
tho Florida war gave the I'd regiment Of the
same arm and the sth infantry the Mexican war, in
hfptely more productive every way than Its two prede-
cessors gave us the Rifle regimens and now that four
officers and three have been killed, and four ON
and forty two men have been wounded in various
ionhcts with the Indians during the past year. the Sec
retary War thinks those occurrences On the frontier
furnish deplorabe proofs of the nsufdciency Of our mill
tary oree and the President asks an increase OF ou
regiments or 1000 mem to the army Of $4,000 authorized
4 by existing laws Ess@a
ii can not but deep regret in thus briefly assaiug
any serious proposition coming from the present Federal
4 Exeeutiye sympathiaing with him politically, and
having unreserved confidence In the ability, integrity
and patriotism Of his character yet hope
;pr the signs Of the tmes that his IN s
general policy will be crowned with eminent success and
distinguished honor But am unwilling to see measure
of an alarming tendency impoitc and uncaied Tor ny
any potential exigsncs carried into effect without ae-
murxng to it, In doing this II is obvious that the SUP
ect has been treated only cursory with view to bring
it within the limits Of condensed newspaper article
Apy attempt to do to many points herein
barely limited at would require elaborate series o.
covering the whole organization Of society, pot
sal government and their necessities in all their multi
: form connections, ". u. -
, December 20, 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
Neas dBrIsans aaaansp asgarsst.

KEY GREscEHr OFftcE, ss
Saturday night, December %, 1854 Fl.
This has been an unusually active day. Three days
payments were to be provided for and with much
pleasure we observed that they met without any
great Inconvenience.
The ability of community to contend against low
water and icy distractions becoming proverbsl and
although in instances rather high of interest
compared to what have been ruling during the past
months had to be allowed yet happy to
that the heavy payments maturing WERE with only few
trihing exceptions principally Cancelled.
Believing In the morning the amount maturing to-day
was large, we took some pains and ascertaned the fol-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
DEPARTMENT OF srA,b Washington, Dec. 4.
PROPOSED SALE OF THE 01h1Ns STEAMSHIPS.

PROPOSED SALE OF THE (pLLNs STEAMSHIPS.
It is now positively stated in N@York that the propre
Of the Collins line of steam have been offered over
sS0ooo piece for their steame by the French Govern
ent They are wanted for wafpurposes 1t is further
stated that the company will accept this offer and sell out
their line unless Congress continues the appropriation
heretofore made for carrying thanai etc IT. however
the amount be granted, the company will Immediately
build another steamer, the Adatic, and complete all
other for making dc line perfect than
it ever has been
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

The employees OF the St. Nicholas Hotel, New
York, gave grand ball at the Chinese Assembly Rooms
night last week. and from the description of the fes
ytties as furnished by the papers the hard times have
yet reached the kitchen of the St. Nicholas What
added zes to the OCCASION the propretors Of the esab
shment, and many of the guests participated in the
amusenents. The arstocrac boarder aside his dig
nifty, led chambermad or sweeper the floor, and
Joined with those who hours
hehiud bis chair ready To Mait nnnr him
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Mons Rudolph, the editor Of a German paper,
Die Waage has been condemned. to imprisonment in
waterloo Canada West for having disseminated mpous
and basphemous doctrines through his journal. The
article alluded to- expressed peremptory denial Of the
divinity and the truth of the redemption of by the
coming of Christ and absolute disbelief of the dogmas
of the church I'll =2@ y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
StafSOaaer's Hiatt.
D.. FELT s. sTETs ON,
sDA CHaRTRES STREET, 9A
HE NEW ORLEANS. ku&

~N NEW uftlEANS fweH
DAVID FELT, HENRY g. STETsoN,
New York. New Orleans.
EB- The Propreso OF this establishment would euy
the pubs generally that they
hand extensive of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS FAN
cY AND STAPLE STATIONERY and would cali the ate uou Of
ohesp the foowus lis, of STOCK, which offered
for VERY LOWEST PRICES MOST
ABLETERMs. IT,.
wh hs essslhmen .hsre JOB PRINT
wokmanks manner, the
'1s From s. " ses mSis h house from in hs c
P So1 hey ss sp1 os snsoes "a b @ al Ss ] 5 S
oct The stock paTehRpg
PACED BLANK hooks.
Lsd5ssas Ssaspa.. Day cssS ssSt;s Books,
bl'iisl"s isT5ies Books. N''';Rs J9asf ssfss so5k.
Ls'is iii fffBsssI Baas., R'e'is Gs!sf si9a. Bss4..
The 9oys bs S al @ es 81 g. 5 ss
Enesa aud American LA and w6ysP
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
or isRsd sGsd sPls 1
woSs, Eassa, French and manufacture.
STEAMBOAT ROCKS.
s &sss fss Rs..s sss as ss sss .s2s ssst Z,
ess estsfs & DO sss. e. Books Rasss Eslss'; Tss sSss
L9ng Disshsasas 11 Books RR,,ffhefTiag R,fl PAP'r
asusarins Kods aisssnTIng Bsoks
bg B Boas fsltious nts9liou paid q ihs bsaeh
GOLD PENS.
aas God Psa with ot Without q svs1 Sss God md
''' '"e' 'N' BooK-BINDER's STOCK.
Russia superior shsepkin skive Red
Morocco Marble Spr1kd Papers, Blue Pass making
Ruling Binders Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
CUTLERY. @~@=
Joseph Rodgers and Jonahan Crooks Pocket Cutlery fine
Prouts Celebrated Printing Inks, all eoIora
DIARIES FOR 1865.
Felta Diaries for 1855 all skies s.yea.
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Harry Merry Highlander Play
ing Cards. soed backs Printers Blank Cars, all Visiting
Cards ofa very superior quality.
INKS.
Maynard Noyea David Backa, Felt steson,s Engsh
Writing Inks English and Copying nk Red and French
Caimine.
lax Stands great Variety Sealing Wax and Waters Steel Pepp Of
every Fancy Coured Paper Wgh Pen
Holders; Stamps Pc ri and Ivory Tablets Poree
Slae Letter Clips Youngs Insoice Fies Music Paper and
Pad Bottera and Port o Ivory Foder Tin Cutters Wood
Stamps Engraving Sea Ivory
Peno ui Copying Ptesse Hotaa Presse Stamping Presses
Copying Book Oil Paper Copying Brushes Memorandum Books
descriptions Bankers Note Cases Cash Boxes nyooPs
variety Envelope Paper Extra Fine
BoIes
Slae Twne; Perforated Board Drawing Paper Sold
Silver Furnished Paper Blank Notes Blan Da Bs Ladn
House BADks Rubbsr Wire
Files Beoks Gummad Labels Sand Boxea saGd
Red Tape Crbbags Boxes Port MonDa
Calendars Wrapping Printing PGts all Thermometers
Candies Ready Reference Files Ladies'
Fooa Locks, Desk Blue
D. FELT s. STETSON,
i GOfoua Ffe EIalt Ma (tharfy1a aatrpn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

The St. John, N. B., paIers of the 18th inst.
say that the schooner Arrow, firm Digby, s. for st.
John had been lost at sea and was feared that all the
hands on board and number of the passengers, had
perished @
They also state that considerable irritation was being
felt throughout the British Provinces consequences Of
the delay in carrying out the provisions Of the Heci
procity Treaty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

In spite of the hard times in New York large dealer
in aces says he has before sold many such
expensive laces during this Owing to the
merous defacatons undoubtedly adds the Boston Post
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Archibald Henderson, lunatic, was found
ourishing large sword in the streets of New York few
days ago On being taken into custody he declared that
he had been commissioned to say twenty thousand men
on that day and he intended to do it. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

The WINTERS IN THE BLACK SEA.--The win
ters very the Black Sea- especially the
northern coast The very sails freeze, and the deck is
covered with ice December and the seoood half of Janu
ary the most dangerous portions Of the year The
mouths Of the different rivers frozen also
the harbor Of Odessa and the straits Of Kertch The
does not extend far out to and at the beginning Of
March finally disappears though its presence from the
winter soltice till that term is constant and regular
that the of ODESSA for the last twenty years. has not
remained open more than three winters
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

ANNIVERSARY OF ST. JoHN THE EVANGELISM.
There will be grand ball at Masonic Han the evening
Of December q which is worthy Of than usual no.
tiee The arrangements extensive and liberal
scale and should win the attention of the public See
advertisement s48Hs4 f#-Ts NG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

ssl.liers tbe necessity Of those very pursuits
for which, liz says, they are disqualified. We
might, perhaps, deny his assertion y is sufi-
cicI,t to ask whether the project would be pos
si5ls. our re,nark must give way, however, to
The correspondence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

MISSISSIPPI FIRE cosfANY No. 2--In al ,otber
column the members of this Company are no a ~ -
tend regular monthly meeting Tuesday ever ing at
o'clock As business of Importance is to be trz sacted
full attendance is desired
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

On Friday night last Mr.. James s. Browne
was presented at the Mobile theater with splendid silver
snuff box by his brother actors token Of their regard
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
a fre occurred on the 1lth instant in w

A fire occurred on the 18th instant in West
troy NewYerk destroying four Fame buildings occupied
by Henry Cole cothier J. Forti boot and shoe dealer
Jacob Cohen, clother William fouse, barber Jas Nor
risop saloon James Brisand pots and Shoes Meyers
Il Ciunsauus clothfers The biidngs situated on
the Canal near the corner of Union street. and were
owned by william Smith and phn Knowes, of Albany.
covered bridge the anal was also consumed.
Ths total loss ten thousand dars but mostly covered
BY insurance
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

COMMITTEE ON LADfES' INVITATIONS.
Samuel NJ, Todd, II. Milpangh,
Thomas C. Hstlaon, ". Berger, ..Q
j. G. Batehrlirr, Y, w. Newton,
A. Scbreber, Gflrd Forbea . ~
E Isuea desiring Ladies, Invitations win please hand tbs
TIE c0mmiter Grand
Serreary's 0nbee ln the Grand Lrdgs Hall.
Tickets FIVE DOLLARS which prepared
tho btAnASe tbs office tire Grana Secretary.
gS~ Ne tiekeR viii bo sold the uight Of the bali.
F shnen Of the Fatrniiy Tickets
above. ag5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Somebody recently sent the editor of the
Richmond fTexasl Rhcmdara sweet potato tSdfeet in
length and six nchss in diameter at the middle He has
also received stalk Of sugar which measured nine
feet and proved sweet from bottom TO top NJ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CHOICE LIouoRs.-F w Goeler, 10 Common
street opposite the St Charles Hotel has eyer
brand Of Wines and Liquors in the city, as p re MS
can be found elsewhere - N 30 '1's
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

pIANos.--H Parsons, Is Camp streot =
news the advertisement of his piaposa, aa,, ~ -
known to need comment He has about n ast
the city. - =. l.spz ~ 'VooA =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Judge Dean, Of the Supreme Court in Pough-
keepsie N " has forbidden his clerk to take proofs
citiKenahip and grant naturalization papers; and ha
directed that all those who wish to become citizens here
after must apply to the Conrt After hearing the proofs
from numbers Of applicants to-day he rejected nearly all
Of them. He has given written opinion holding thAt
admitting alien to the rights of citizenship is judi
cial act, and requires an examination.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CHARLESTON NAVY YARD. Yesterday the
sloopofwar Cyane formally reported to be in readi
for Her officers have not of course, been
dered nor her destination known with certainty The
Saratoga is the dock and present progress
Of the work Of repairing will probably be ready for
in the of month Should Ii be desirable pace
in readiness in less time than this could be done
TBoston Chronicle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

HELP FOR RUSSIANS. .-Ths Hon. Clinton Rooze-
welt has sailed from NewYork thelp the Russians He
said to be possessed Of information of late great dis
covery and Improvement In bomt shells and other mate
rial of war; which will render then marvelously destruc-
Two Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CoArANY a, NATIONAL. GuARps-The n, e,n
bers are ordered to assemble at the Arory In fn W
uniform this morning at O'clock See adyertisem ont
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No, 13.-Tbla
members Of this company are requested to attend rsFy
lar Monthly Meeting tomorrow evening at I o,cloo /
See advertisement = :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

GuANo EIsoovERIEs. - The guano deposit
which recently discovered by American shipnas
ter upon Bird Island short distance to the eastward of
St. Thomas toward Barbados is said bs equal to
least three four hundred thoan tons In quality
it approaches that Of the Chincha Islands The New
York Post says that another island has been discovered
with at least q million tons on it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

COMMERCIAL AoApruY.-Profssso Crosse "a
Royal street. can give the best style of eauc top ON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

A man was recently tried in indianapolis,
under the seventh section Of the fugitive slave law
for adsng Ia the escape Of slaves from their masters
in which case Mr. Cyrus Fillmore, brother Of the ex
President was the principal witness, The man was
proved guilty of the charge but said the jury would
not render their verdict unless the judge would promise
to remit the fine which the act imposes penalty for
the offence which was agreed toand the jury thereupon
brought in their verdict that the prisoner pay fine
fifty dollars and be imprisoned hour in the court
"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

THE IMPRISONMENT OF Al AMERICAN IN Aus.
rRIAsecretary Marcy has wrtt the following letter to
citizen of Brooklyn in reltto to the case Of Martin
speer, of NewYork, who soStime since thrown into
prison in Austria while on vstshere. Mr. S. is natu-
raized citizen of the United STATS
DEPARTMENT srA,b Washington, Dec. L.
Den stYour note of yesterdy respecting Mr., speer,
has been received. MIR. Jacksh Charge d'Affairs al
Vienna applied to the Austria Minister of Foreign
Affairs upon the subject but Coat Buol declined to fur
nish any information Che reasns assigned for the
fusal were not deemed satsfactog Mr. jackson was in
formed of this and direce to application
in the case Sufficient time hoFer has not elapsed for
intelligence of the result to reacfhere.
am dear sir very resptuully,
your obediat servant
j. f47 Il w.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Perhaps the best joke of the season is the fact
that after the election in Lynn Mass it was discovered
that of the newyeected Aldermen chosen by the
KnowfsOthings Irishman and had lately changed
his nam from oonnsllyl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Moe SENSE OF DANGER. - A Cleveland,
Ohio paper states that dayatey, while the Canal
Rank of that place hard pushed the soap man. with
the steepe hat planted his standn front of one Of the
State banks, and began to cry h wares as usual tall
director out of the bank quietly called policeman
requested him to thesoap man. as crowd at
that place might be mistaken their peculiar
institution 1t WIS done. -