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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11
WM. REILLY,

w M. WoOLskY.. r. a. LiNCk
DRUG ESTABLISMENT.
WOOLSEY q LINCK,
THE undersigned have formed copartnership In the
l. Drug and Apothecary busness-and will continue
At the old stand Main street, formerly occupied by
w. NJ. Woolsey. They have on hand general assort.
ment Of Medicines Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
Glass; Printing Ink, &c. &c, to which they invite the
attention of old customers and the public
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, both
partners being fully competent to attend to that branch
Of the business. w. NJ. W0OLSEY,
Evansville Sept. 90 1852. FRANCIS A. LINCK.
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j. f. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Butiding, Up Stairs.
II F. CRISP, having removed his Office 10 Fosters
u building will be hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements Of Deeds, Mortgages &c, and attend
to all business required Of him Justice of the Peace
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DROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C..
800 do extra and common Whisp and Hearth
Brooms;
| 800 nests blue. oak and red Tubs;
3U0 dozen common 3-hoop and fancy Buckets
300 nests covered Buckets;
100 do Pine Tubs; -
100 do Cedar do;
l. IS dozen bail and nest Boxes;
100 do Wire Seves;
100 do Manill Bedeords; .-.'
900 do Zinc Washboards;
80 do Barrel and half-barrel Covers:
50 do Alicant, Jute. Coir and Rope Mats;
900 nests Market Baskets;
so do Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Clothes Pins;
900 nests Bowls;
700 gross wood-box Matches;
25 dozen Trays;
100 do Cocoa Dippers;
100 do Cedar Bucket: and Piggns, brass and iron
hoops:
so do Painted Keelers;
so do Horse and Well Buckets;
20 do Half Bushels;
2O0 sets Measures five in;
25 dozen Churns;
With every article in the Woolen and Willow Ware
ine which will sell low prices to the country trade.
SHREVE & STEWART,
febI4 end Louisville, Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STOKE.
ltl would respectfully call public attention to her
large and F. shonable Stock OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods, consisting Of Silk, Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings. Ribbons Man.
tllas Cloaks Black and Colored six and other Laees
Neede-worked Collars. Chemizettes. Sleeves &c.
which she prepared to sell at prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction.
When yeu visit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. r. NJ. RICH,
mhl5y 2O4 Fifth street. between Elm and Plum.
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ICE! ICE!! ICEsN
GEO. POSTER 4 Co., HAVING MADE AN Al

rangement with Bacon. will commepce he
delivery Of their SUPERIOR ICE Monday june
families ut their residences
continue morning during season (snndsys
ceptedO They will also deliver Saturday evenings
MSIone cent per pound. payments weekly hberh
Hotels and Bare supplied.
orden left Warehouse of Geo. Foster CO. orss
the Family Grocery Of 7hos Bacon Co. win be pronpv
attended TO ee
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LHCLIPsE RAZORs and best Shaving Cream, s.rraPs
IA and Brushes for sale at ey2o A. O. PVshss's.
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STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

REGULAR PACKET RETWEEN EvANsvILLI
| THE Steamer BELLE QUIGLEY. q.
low water season, in place of the Fawn. Fol
-,,-.. freight or passage. apply 2 Tr,s uow.pn
FOR BOWLING GaEEN. LOUIsvlLLE
| AMI EVANSVILLE.
| 1924 The fine staunch steamer
CSS BELLE QUlGLEY,
nCapt, H. COMBS Commander, will run
as above until further notice. -tcl ~.
Passengers wishing to visit the Mammoth Cave will
always find Stages ready them the
rival of this boat at Bowling Green. Imy23-u
! GREEN RIVER PACKET.
l. 49, The well known and stannch steamer
k@AAes MADONA, t...
Capt. PLUnKR, commander, will run as a
regular Green River and Evansville packet eavng Ev
ansville every "Wednesday and Bowling Green every
Monday, till further notice.
For freight or passage apply on board. ljan26-u
EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
PACKET.
sH~ - THE substantial and light draught steam
erF FAWN, WIN. X. BOLcRAyT, comman-
q der, has again taken her place In the
Evansville and Louisville trade, and will continue TO
make regular trips during the season. She has been
thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order.
aug22d3m .l
TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE u. s. MAIL
AND EXPRESS PACKETS
IRI;WEEKL. "A Boat Of this Line will
NJ These Boats large commodious and well furnished
Connecting Terre Haute with Railroad aud Northern Pack
and Evansville with different Lines Of Steamboats,
on the Ohio river. e22-n
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.
CRACAERS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.

THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand lar
Il assortment of fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crac
ers and also Of Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread, which
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Maehiner
and are not exceed in quality by any other manufact
~ in the country. large stock always hand at
shop on Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-n J. SINZICH.
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EVANSVILLE. la. FRIDAY AUGUST H. 1854
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
1nos.. os.sr. >Co7->cvr~,s., ,oss y, .r,.o,
NEW WESTERN spA' w. A1'''
| FEED AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
7. GRANT & CO.,
Callers IN ALL KINDS OF HORSE FEED, rARM AND sARDE
II SEEDS, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLENENTs,
"en greet, SeioU tAs CsssI Bridge, Eoansuis, Ind
j STANLEY M. WARNER,
Il ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
sESEanL COLLECTING AND REAL IsrATE AGENT.
l once In Bray's Block, over Post ONCE,
myls-iy Essn.uiiss. I.s.
X. BATKMAN. 1854. Z. FALLS
| BATEMAN, FALLS & CO.,
| Commission MERCHANTS GENERAL yoRwARDERs,
| BY CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD,
No. 25 Canal, between Main and Sycamore sts., South
| side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ne.'r'. H,sns g ss4,.s 4sDsswc Co. wmrr Cinsinr
ALLls S HowEs, Evansville.
~ Particular attention given to Shipments by Canal
to WABASH VALLEY AND TOLEDO. lfeb236 6m.
LORD & BROWN,
SIS CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK,
(4th Door beisp the Post Ofee.)
Offer their large and we'll selected stock OF
SILK d FANCY DRY GOOS''
Which is complete in every department at per cent
above invoice cost, FOR CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increased and
who favor them with call will be readily convinced
that there Is great saving TO buyers from this system
Merchants from all parts of the country invited to
call and prices with those OF other house
in the market. (febl6n
n. @. WHEELER. A.. l.. ROBINSON
WHEELER &c ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
(Succeysors to Ingle, Wheeler & lglehart)
General Lar and Collecting Agency, es-Rsr Main and
First sts.. EuaHsUiiis, lad.
ASA IGLEHART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Successor Ingle, Wheeler Iglehar In Real Estate
Agencies.)
Will practice Law in the Circuit Courts Of
and the adjoining counties. Once the Canal Bank,
Evansville, La. 'ebl4-ly
MORRIS 3. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY LAW AND RIAL ESTATE AssNr.
Office First street, between Main and Locust streets,
jan24-1y Epansvitts, Ia.
ISAAC BEIxANN. DAVID HKIxASS
L. .& ID. HEIMANN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES q PRODUCE,
QuEENswARE, LIQUORS, &C., &C., MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE SECOND, EvASsvIILE, IND.
JOHN II. HICKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, &C,
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WATCylEa.-TIME. BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
w COMBINED Just rec d. by Adams 90. IS Express
from New York Watches ever brourht
into this market comprising Hunting and Open
Escapements. Lepine Escapemens and English Levers
e9 II. HUSTACE. lst street near Main
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| EDWARD LEwIs. Rosr. 9. HOWARD.
| LEWIS & HOWARD,
RMAhDING AND COMMISSION MER.
Il CHANTS Evansville. Ind Wharfboat at the River.
warehouse the Canal Personal and prompt attention all
Consgnments. either for sale shipment.
Evansville, June 10, ls54.-ly
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"H0LESALE AND RETAI u. COMPETITIONS
and Manu- of all kinds Of Candies Cakes. Col
dia Preserves Jees, &c. &C. First street. between Ma
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind
from families or private parties for articles
a1-An ICE CREAM SALOON is fitted up the best styl
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&' lWOULD notify my Butcher friends and others
&1SS Interested, that will be Salt Wen
Nh week with lot Of fine and fat Besf Cattle better
never were brought to this market. and also Mich
COWS Sneep dc TO which would ask ths particular sten
ton OF citizens have also for sale Horses
Mus satisfy all orders. Those wanting anything of this
knd VII please leave word at the Salt Well at Oregon
Mills. New Harmony. WALLACE GORDEN
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Ncw A0pcrtise ents
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of SltAs RrssEtL, +. IN. C. deed
No. 39S "Probate Sixth judicial Dis
trict Court Parish of East Baton Rouge
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of Commi sion issued in
ID the above Succession and to me direct
ed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for said Parish and State OF
Louisiana; will offer at public sale, at
the Court House door of said Parish, in the
City of Baton Rouge, on SATURDAY, the
4TH day of NOVEMBER next, A. d.,
1854, at IL o'clock, A. 81, the property
hereinafter set forth and described belong
ing to the succession of silas Russell f. n.
c., late of said parish, decd to wit:
EDWARD, q negro boy. aged years.
LOUISA, negro girl, aged 4 years,
JOHN, negro boy. aged year.
Also, the following personal property, to
wit: Cows and Caves--2 yearlings-
grey horse and mare and colt.
On the following terms and conditions
to wit The horses and cattle payable on
the first of January next, 1855, and the
slaves, one half payable on the first of jan
nary next, 1855, and the oth9r half on the
first Of January, 1856, in notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the Administrator. TO
bear eight per cent interest from due until
the final payment and mortgage retained
on the slaves sold, until the full and final
II. V. BABIN,
sept29-6ss. sheriff.
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IN irN

On Thursday, Sept. 2stb 1st :, nj 6 P. NJ, nj the
Y. =. Barracks. Baton Rouge. tst Lieut.. JOHN A.
MEBANE, native Of North Carolina. nged about
70 years.
There Is no one In our little city, acquainted
with the subject Of the above brief and painful no.
tice, who cannot shed tear Of sympathy for his
bereaved parents who, far away from heir idol,
are to he shocked with the announcement Of his
untmelv death. "ttis nother and his sister" were
not by him, that he might bid them the long and
las. farewell" but others attended his every
wnnt--those who had become endeared to him by
such ties Of affection as sterling WORTH wins In
every cline. "poor MEnANEi' we hear this esela
nation re.eclded, breathing the souls eloauence,
in tremulous note and ,noisted eye. Peace let
him pass; "death has all seasons for Its own"
On yesterday morning. IN this city, fEDwARD,
infant son Of W. esyMouh, Eeqr.
On the night OF the 9th itst, CIIAs. A, LAMOS,
aged 1G years, sou Of Rev A. II. Lamop, deceased,
Of West Button Rouge.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

IMMORTALITY or MAN-Why IL It
that the rainbow aud cloud come over
us with beauty that is not Of earth,
and then pass away and leave us to
musc on their faded lovcliness Why
ia II that tie rtars which hold their
festivals around their midnight thrones,
are net above the grasp Of our limited
faculties, forever hooking us with un-
apprcachable glory And why is il
that bright forms, Of human beauty.
are presented to our view and taken
from us, leaving the thousand streams
Of affection to flow back in Alpine tor
rents upon our heart We are born
for higher destiny than that Of earth.
There Ia a realm where the stars will
SGT out before us like islands that
slumber on the ocean, whore the beau-
titul being that now passes before US
like the meteor will stay in our pre-
senoe forever.--Preuttce.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

A REMARKABLE STATISTICAL FACT.
The census Of Memphis, recently
taken by Mr.. Banks, exhibited that
there is in this city 14l7 more males
over twenty one years Of ago than
there are females and 1850 more
males over twenty one years Of age
than there are female over seventeen
years Of age. It follows that there
are a thousand gentlemen in this city,
who, if they wish to marry, will have
to 60 beyond the limits Of Memphis
to find wives. Perhaps Mrs. Farm
ham would do well to ship a colony of
damsels to this city, now that she has
supplied California and Australia
Memphis Wing.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

A blacksmith was lately summoned
to town court as witness in a dispute
between two Of his workmen. The
Judge, after hearing the testimony,
asked him why he did not settle the
affair, as the costs had already amount
ed to three times the disputed sum.
Il told the fools to settle it," he re-
piled, "for said the clerks would take
their coats, the lawyers their shirts,
and if they got into your honor's court
you'd skin en-"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

One or fuE GnEar CArsrs or
HARp TIMES. We ship too much of
our gold coin to Gurope-4and why
because we import too many silks,
satins and laces. II the Indies of the
United States would wear cotton fab.
ribs, and encourage our own stsp'e
production for years, every merchant
farmer and laborer would feel the
good effect, md there would be an end
Of long faces and hard times. ~. Y
Hi,rroy.
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AsornHn Wvwss's CusvEvrtos :

ANOTHER WvMar's CuNvEvrtoH :
Mrs. Paulina Davis, editot of "1he
Una" and President Of the last gen
etal Woman's Rights Convention
held III Cleveland III October 1853
now calls for another convention to be
held in Philadelphia, to commence on
the 1ath Of October, proxo., and last
two days.
The subjects TO be discussed are
as before ''l'be equal rights Of Wo.
man, to all the advantages Of educa-
ton. literary, scientific, aud artisticial :
to full equality IN all business avoca-
tions, and industrial pursuits, commer-
cial or professional briefly, all the
rights which may partain to her as a
citizen, religious, civil, or political. -
All persons are invited to attend ire
spective Of age, sex, or color, and some
thing rare, rich and racy. may be
looked for. The Comet will have n
reporter. specially engaged for that
interesting occasion.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

CoNptrtoN OF MExtco.--Private
letters from Mexico and from Vera
Cruz, from parties of high social posi-
ton, state that the political de'norali
cation Of the country is spreading very
rapidly and that the government is
almost power|es to repress the disaf-
lection. Several Of The writers com
pare the present state Mexico. to
its condition during the latter part of
the Administration of President Atista,
who was go easily overturned by Cen
Uraga two years since, and all unite
III asserting the ten millions received
from the United States, forms the only
cohesive power Of Santa Annals Gov
ernment.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01
A NFw Arrnv nv Sn,r.,,.

A NEw TRAGEDY ny SnAksrEARE
The Spiritual Telegraph announces
that a tragedy has been raped out by
the spirit Of William Shakespeare, as.
sisted by other dramatists Of the spiri,
land. It is called 1.-The Hermit Of
Malta, and is founded on the story
Of Bernardo del Carpio. The Tele.
graph informs us that it Is about as
long AZ Hamlet It Is to be put
upon the stage, and there is a promise
of more to follow
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

WoMAN's PARAplsE.-sone of the
advocates for "Woman's Rights" have
gone so far Ms to insist that the fair
seq should have the exclusive right to
perform that delicate operation, vul-
carly entitled popping the question. +"
(As if marriage were bottle of Self.
Ter water). The opponents of this
lneasure--at least among the sAngle
men---are few, we should Judge. That
women should exercise this peculiarly
perp'eS'ng privilege. is put forth as a
new doctrine, and that tag. Punch,
has amused the world with his hume
rous small but volume telling carcn-
lures, representing delicate young men
IN an almost tainting condition Of be-
wilderment. shame and bliss, Mt the
sight Of bold and dashing young ladies'
kneeling before them, and exclniming
passionately, dearest Jones, will you
be mine '"-p,e.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

1MrupHsr.--A good locking fellow
n short time since, boarded ut Major
Bells hotel, Cahawba, Ala. ordered
his baggage down TO the boat and
went down himself, without paying
his bill Said The major; Sir. you
must not leave without paying this
bill | can't afford to hire servants,
and pay for provisions. and board PEG.
pie for nothing 7" "You cahttr''
mo" "Well why in thunder, then,
don't you sell cut to somebody that
can 7"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

A STEAMER F1nED Isro.--VVe TN.
derstand, says the Savannah Georgian
of the 21st. that the United States
mail boat, Welaka, on her last trip up
the St. Johns, was fred into by par.
ties ut Jacksonville. Four or five
shots were discharged at her from a
piece Of ordinance, supposed to be n
six FOUNDER. One shot only took ef-
feet, passing through her cabin and
slightly wounding one of her walters
"a negro, tho property Of Mr.. Jacob
DE La Motta, of this city. On her re-
turn she was allowed to pass without
molestation. but we understand that n
repetition Of the outrage is threatened
on her next trip. She suffered no
serious damage from the shot which
passed through her cabin.
II is to DO hoped that the authori-
ties Of Jacksonville gave no counter
ance to this high.handcd procedure.
We abstain from comments in the
absence of a detailed statement Of the
circumstances attending the affair."
Delta.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

HoSoRApLy DrscnARaEp.-Cap.
tain John Cavanaugh. who was ar.
rested on charge Of melting to riot,
and leading on a party Of rioters dur
ing the late disgracetul disturbances,
was examined yesterday before Act.
ing.Recorder Bloomfield. and the
State failing to substantiate the charge,
the captain was honorably discharged.
- Delta.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

WHo IL TRULY GREAr'-The truly
great man is he who chooses the right
with inyiciable resolution, who resists
the sorest temptation from within and
without, who bears the heaviest bur-
dens cheelfully, who is calmest in
storms, and most fearless under mena-
ces and frowns, whose reliance on
truth, on virtue, Oh God, is unfalter-
ing
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

The art Of the writer says the
Edinburgh Review, can only be 40.
quired pen in hand, as that of the
swimmer must be learned in the wa
ter, at whatever risk, and however
long the first experiment may DO de-
layed. the result in both cases is al
most unavoidably an awkward display
OF lll-directed powers, coupled with
distressing and unnecessary effort.
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nj nrrirN

I'm the 1pth inst by the Rev. IoHs G. ainire,
uENHf W. WALSH, Esu. nj this Parish, to Miss
MARY y. GAYLE, Of East Feliciana.
On this occasion We wish The happy couple mare
than the usual amount Of earthly felicity May
the voyage Of life cemnieneed ''in company at a
period 90 early, be full Of pteasantpess: over NJ,
ocean Of unfathomed love to happy heaven, un.
disturbed by "teihpest storms or unexpected
gales"
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction
i. e, Powers h. Co., Auoti oneers.

i. Z, Powers e. Co., Auotionesrs.
TIE uudersi gned, CoNsTA NOE Tn
ro,h. Wishing 10 leave Baton Rouge, win offer
FIR sale At Public Auction, at the Court Hcuse
dohr, In the CITY Of Baton Houge, on MOlvf4 y,
7UE tG7U mr. 0F Or7OBER NEf7,,
1abf) ut II O'Clock, A. NJ, NIL ber property situa-
ted in The Parish Of East uaton Rouge, as follows
1st. A CERTAIN PLANTATION or TRACT 81
Land, about ~ miles East Of the City Of Baton
Rouge, on the road leading to the Amite River
continuing in all GAO acres of which ib6 or 200
acres are cleared, and the balance n the land well
tinlhered. This tract presents unsurpassed ad-
vantnges for raising MI kind Of stock.
End. PLANTATION within three miles Of the
City Of f,atpn Rouge, containing gl5 arpents. of
which 1870 are cleared and under fence with
good Dwelling, Negro Cabins, Kitchen 49,
Blacksmith shop and other necessary plan. Es.:i
tation houses. The nncleared land on the E4lQ-
tract s well timbered. II Is bounded north by
aehl Joseph Bernard, eastby Lewis pybt,tn south
by Mrs. T. Davis, and west by lands Of J. Il II.
PefkiH. This place contains oil the necessary
Cane Wagons. Carts, Horses, Mules ~x~u<E
together with 1900 barrels Of Corn, Hay, (S
sweet Potatoes, Fodder, &c, H., and -A~
Nine slaves, ne f01lOsVs:
HARRY, JEAN, JACK, CHARLOTTE, GEORGE,
BARRON, ALFRED, ALFRED, and JAMES
9TH A LOT md HOUSE, In The City Of Baton
Rouge, ut the corner Of north boulevard, and ed
streets (snt1th siln1
OH. 10 Tors or GROUND In the City Of baton
Rouge, IN feauregard towr,"-a plan of which will
be exhibited on the day Of sale
eW"CONDITlDHs.---The plantation lying In ~
miles nj this place $500 casfi4--balapee t. 4 yrs
credit NOR e ed retained Il notes well secured
THE Plant ton lying . miles Of Baton Rouge,
$1,000 CASII~baanee In !, Q and years credit.
mortgage retained and notes we'll secured, bear.
ing per interest from date I'll inaturiy~-and
per cent after due until paid
THE sLAvEs-One third cash---h list Mar
1s5b-h first Marcel, 1866.
The House and Lot and the IL lots Of ground
4 Cash-h first Of March 1865 first Of
March 1856.
The Wagons Carts, Oxen, Mules, Horses, Hay,
Corn, Hogs, and MI the movabIes 90 days credit
with notes well secured. Acts Of sale 1T the ex-
pense Of purchasers. augl9.8w II w-d. 55.
~ Baton Rouge nnzette, vis-a.vis, Bayou
Sara Ledger, Plaquemine Sentinel, State Paper
Clinton, pleasc copy twice and send bill to George
A. Pike for collection
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

A DESTITUTE SAvAN.--Dr. Dick
the world renowned astronomer and
philosopher, now nearly four score
years. Is seriouly indisposed. His pc
cuniary resources are represented to
be inadequate to his wants, and an ap-
peal has been put forth that provision
be made for him in this respect.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

A New PArER.--We find in the
National 1ntelli gence, Of The 18th The
prospectus ola daily and weekly news
paper called the American Organ, to
be published in Washington BY m
Association of Native Americans =
II is generally believed that this paper
is to be the Know. Nothing organ at
Washington, but the following para
graph, which we cut from the pros
pectus, does not agree well with re-
presentations that have been made BY
the enemies of the order
The American Organ will adyo-
cate the free and untrammeled exer.
else Of the rights Of conscience on all
questions connected with religious
faith, but It will by all fair I'D respect
FIJI arguments. oppose faregn DONNA
ton over American citizens, from
whatever quarter it may approach, and
az well in matters ecclesiastical as in
matters political.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-01

CouNclL OF THE Six NATloSs.-A
Grand Council Of the Six Nations of
Indians convened at their council
house, in the Indian village on the
Tonawanda Reservation, Sunday, the
10th. The Tribes composing the six
nations are the Scnecas, Cayugas,
Oneidas, Onondagas, Tuscaroras, and
Mohawks.