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HUIGHI,Y IMPoRTANT DfsCOVERY.-Dn.

would respectfully call the ocitizen
following facts He all Private Diseases. with
mercury any other poisonous drug namely Gonohea elect
Syphilis Scnres Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tumor
of the Skim Dr. James would also call
ca who injured
In that and solitary habit which ruins the
mind them for either business society," The fol
lowing the melancholy by early
habits YOUTH Weakness Of the Back and Limbs the
Head OF Muscular Power Papaion Of the
Hea Dyspepsia lrriaby Symptoms Of Consamp
Memory Confusion q IDEAS Depression Of Spirits,
Evil Aversion 70 Self Dsus Love Solitude
All afflicted with of the above symptoms should
James, and be restored to perfect health.
Let false delaey prevent you; but apply and
maay of the Organs Immediately cured and full ygor
rcrtored. 49,. ..= i. =
GB DR. JAMES from his office,
DIR. JAMES.
Personsvng at distance have the Remedies Of the D
their address, by giving full and
oosinn a Of dollars [mys iydawl DR. JAMES.
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" NICKERBoCKER PATENT COOKING
IA af =, r. RANGES FIRST PREMIGM.H

PRICE 8, COULON, Plumbers, lot Poydras !
New Orleans ecuy the public
general hstthey the aboys blisss is ard
prepared supply COLD PLUNGE BATHS,
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoSEIS WASH e
BAsiNs FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS all kinda, CooKIka
IA GEs, GARDEN osE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE
PEi PUMPS fitted in tbs nswssisyls LEAD PIPES every
desc ptitn PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK Tin al
hand sHP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pusup aadreraea
at Oh ahoftasne.Ars g. milo
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nR. WATsoRs oARD.-Iwill use no other

hrt the advertisement han what may found in truth
BY Of practice have bee all those
are aisd yphit For nearly fifteen this has
my sole business 70 trea. those only merit that
nave diseases than
anh know TIL better than
EopE "a Sss sREs Gs
familiar the
other merit than that ofeIperience : i
eueet cure recent few and find difficulty
hoa q longer ddrzpn without submitting the patient such
course q treatment will draw him the suspicion
6bse MIN TO neglect his g without Within The
need not be There Orleans
supply proofs
secrecy, RhichI always nviolaby preserve.
nave which think
go that rspuatons airea yostabshed
Constant attendance morning night
ds9 NJ a. i,rs.onh ors. .sroat
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sLAV DEP OF,

- - -, : = : -. .-----
@ . iss 3 arayisr..,ree,. IL
TAI anSs s sIs ~ hsd and will
ssS Of Al dsssi5
Yss Il saItp sssas4sT
] sav ss to nm d.
The s sty .s,4' D ''A'''4
THOMAS SsissT esy,sr
Richard sssl = d ceea b bsssa nssa~is
TNI EWARK, N. j, ), sADDLERY Ware SS~s4s
;s,ss ggL1s
aud Importers Of sApDERY and sARE
s' III s9 sRns Tslp:s. M as
'crPon CANAL sTREET an' trimming o. every az
50 lyaaW -.---- ANDREW O. BULL &c
FEST JusrIcs's eounr RABAsA F. TERRENCE,
by ViRTuE Of writ Of feri II fa ,, to me
directed Hon esisaas Flint 1asiss q he r
The stb ssa oss q rSos Anse1 %
W. 1'o ''opp'oia on ssI lstof FURNITURE asf
ssi .ss in The above si'. TInasSish ,,oaa.
STATE OF LOUISIANA srooyn n1.T.IoT
asAar IN ALL WHOM THESE PREsEsTs SHALL CONF
Ppsrs s d b
f a p 1 1 a ss ssat s a1
ss'ns n sas o q %
= NOV 20 KNOW VI ali
and oi te Second District
y I'm lhand the hereinafter described
eoaIt under whh the sale aty Or egs
ssr And
70 show within thirty
aSf ssss papers why 's''
aaf ss
. Soui on me YIN Day Of february D. 1854 salt
ssg Ss % he said John Coleman became tbs purchaser
VIZ poo y so5 IN TH tss A.
rarish q ae r"on bans me psrt
bon ~ " te NO iuo on me plan Of said
~ pbIs n hn u NY o ineonore enyo Nota
eet tba ., s - 80 ieet front on Second
and III ssn co ~ eet front on stse
forma tb nrnar NH OF grouh
rant On ssnd r. a. ana tee'
IN The lima rnnn; jis " re iset 10 dePa
On Ha ne ynnning ma, o Ite IN aepa
Ru;ldira and WIN an tns
Noarv PnhIic "A IstI AZ 10 ,o.a ~ M 9a r LeW
M nts XII Two on ana
wide gaoryiu front on The ssoon sorv h f1oea
@ he Ss man 9y ,h'e sd:s the Kitchen
walk, he bnildiSr sIated hs " ass"s
Clerks Office Of ina Secnng HI. 60. - NJ
anaaims 'e''' eAsp'p JAMES, Deputy clerk.
EyTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Q0ATR1EME coUR
cHu9 a6f rs
| ev tTTEMnT pns 1lIr
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MISREPRESENTATION

ACEAN SPRINGS, MISS.--The un- &ssFsssan
W defsighed, having ssed yeafs these Es5EN
aaeoyersd 1hd highly valuable Mineral Springs
or Hotel for the reception boardsr Dur
Ing the past winter extensive additions been this Hotel
and effort has In the hgheat
sitn and comfortable Attached The Hotel found Billiard
Rooms and other uog found watering places white
Itching and bathing he equaed the Southern country
The Analysis the these Sppga distinguished
chemist
The oxide ofiron and phuIs exan quantities.
and
health By The use Of tb The steamer Creole lIp daily
between New Orleans
from ne Lake the Ponteharirain Railroad. ....
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ssIs that the second bell II" inquired gen
tleman Of sable porter at a country boarding
house, the other day. 20 No, sar ~ exclaimed
fust bell; we hab but one bell in dis house
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DHLADELpH1A MANUFACTURED

IL W CONS,
CARTS, DRAYs,
OK md TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL.
BARRoWs, HAND
TRUCKS, etc. etc.
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron Axletrees,'
forHorses and Oxen;
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n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV

GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.--Furthet
testimony from Of HOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
TIERS prepared c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia acknowledged
dealers the
for the cure of named diseases. .55st
q 't8t N' ts4 rs READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W. H. ADAMS Publisher Of the Argus Weaton NO. July 1851
said last low and weak 70 be able
stand than the tme
Of your Bers which entirely cured me-. have
bottles two bottles $50 miles from here friend who had
iek ior long time he has also been cured shm believe
O. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo- August s. 1881, said aYour
Bters beginning here bottle
Of selling ahent
< HARDING st. Joseph, No. June 81 1851, said "Your
to know them have had them in store but hours and
have sold seven bostes Please send another
have given satisfaction, in all the where they
used Than any other medicine with which aeduainted
T They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and PROSTATE the
sysiem. 'r&a =
w For respectable deaersin Medicine every where
J. WRIGHT Il Co, New Orleans,
lei smdaW Wholesnle ARenta.
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DEATHS FROM LIGHTNING. On the 9Th inst,
four trees near school house in Sumter County,
Ca, were struck by lightning. VIM. champion
the teacher, and o boy named Smith, who were
sitting near the trees, were killed instantly,
another boy had one of his shoes torn to pieces
~ The electricity, and several others were pros
trated. On the 18th inst, the kitchen of DR..
Wilson, In Norfolk county, Va, was struck by
Lightning, and d valuable slave killed, and four
Others seriously injured 's1s.
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with and Wood Axlss OK and TIMBEA
WHEELS without Axls,ress, TRUCKS and WHEs
BARROWs all other seiaa the line
the best and warranted e bo sapsroo
sale and than
othsresablahnent, cash Apply
DAVID @. WfIS0N, "a Perddo stree
Pedido ST. Charles Grsver
Poydraa, decaS IL
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3 f - y &. !.
HUMAN SKELETONS FOUND AT SEA.-Captain
Klcckgether, Of the ship Hindoo, which arrived
at this port q few days since from Bremen, met
with quite an incident on the passage over
When forty days at, sea, the weather being clear,
an open boat was deserted in the distance, with,
as ii was supposed, no one init The Captain
Immediately bore down upon it, when, on ex-
animation, it was found to contain four human
skeletons The boat was filed with water, but
being Of q light structure, had continued to
h6at III the boat were q large number Of fish.
which preyed upon the bodies A few remnants
of clothing were found but so much torn as to
preclude the possibility of telling whether they
belonged to seaman or passengers There can
be no doubt that the bodies were those Of some
Of the many unfortunate who were wrecked in
senae one Of the missing vessels Capt. Klock-
gether still retains the boat 1t can be seen on
board his ship at Chase's wharf. The remains
Of the bodies, on the arrival of the ship at this
port, were decently interreds--I Bait. Amer.
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SCOTCH ALE--150 casks Youncers, celebra.
~ ned EdiabarEh "a ship Ssilan, for aAie By
3sleaw MI, BSpNk co, srsytsf ssssa
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4 little boy had colt ana 4 dog, and his
generosity was often tried by visitors asking
him, just to see what he would say, to give
them one or both Of his pets One day he told
q gentleman present he might have his colt, re-
serving the dog, much to the surprise of his
mother, who asked, x Why, Jacky, why didn't
You give him the dog 4" g Say nothin', say
nothin', mother. when he goes to get the colt,
I'll set the dog on him!"
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D);RU M EDICINEs,

IT WRIGHTs& CO.'S. csaTALOGUY OF
ID GENUINE AND PoPULaRsF AMlI5Y NEpJCiNgs
which ny ohr 70 nsalera Prepns'ort lowest
ID General Depot and spseis prprs ar
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DAILY CRESCENT.

The CLOCK Az ST.. PAuL's, LoNnoN. A writer
ia the Foreign Quarterly, thus describes the
machinery Of this great London clock .sr
The pendulum is fourteen feet long, and the
weight at the end Of it one hundred weight;
the dial on the outsideis regulated by a smaller
one within; the length of the minute hand on
the exterior dials is fifteen feet, and the length
of the hour hand is eight feet, and the weight
Of each seventy five pounds; the length Of the
hour figures two feet and two and q half inches.
In the face Of the dial is an aperture Of about d
foot square, through which visitors are allowed
to protrude their heads to observe the hands m
motion, the minute hand making considerable
leap at each swing of the pendulum. A gentle
man was. at one time indulging his curiosity in
this way, the hand being above his head, and
afterwards turning to look below, remained in
that position, until on attempting TO move ne
found the minute hand close upon the back Of
his neck, and was totally unable TO extricate
himself. ! In short time he would have been
inevitably suffocated. oven if decapitation had
not ensued Fortunately, q friend was with
him. who hastily summoned assistance, and the
clock was stopped just in time to save his life
Since that time the guide takes care to caution
visitors against prolonging their observations at
q certain period in every. hour. The fine toned
bell which strikesi s clearly distinguished from
every other bell in the metropolis, and has been
audible ut the distance Of twenty miles 1t is
about ten feet in diameter, and is said to weigh
four and q half tons. The bell is tolled on the
death Of any member Of the royal family, of
the Lord Mayor, Bishop Of London, or the Dean
of the Cathedral The whole expense for build
ing the Cathedral was about q million and q
ha If pounds sterling.
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E,AHNEsTOCK,S. VERMIFuGf. .-Errrer

pAL REMEDY FOR WoRMS--Ths essons experience are
The most reliable and not too costly
se following the voluntary testimony q ohy well krowo
phyteh relative TO h experience Of the efficacy B.
oess celebrated Ysmhge during gfastce
"a - IL. \, IL =, GRENADA, MISS, May 70, 1883
individuals backward giving certificates
due 70 humanity
tee Of medicine f., sears md have
enisds eeciuAi of YeImirg
eases Of Fever sometimes Ito carry The Ire
sus and en- End bilious evaeuattns and Werm follow
use no other Yefnfuge In practice, and desire
Respectfully, W. NJ. HAWKINS, NJ n
tD Sold, Wholesale Refa priucp ua ard
Country Merchants Throughout the United States au3 Win
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R&NsE3}Hs stsa &.4ao N28j9
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DELL CHENEY SpRINGs.-Tbe nm ,s.s4.

x
public that they hAys EssH
purchased this WATERING PLACE,
q construction many for the yae
mies northwest Of opeioasaa
touh Of Aexandra, and ten miles north Of Bayou Chieot
highly medicinal qualities proved eaeods
aggravated diseases which beyond Ordinary
remcdien The BAH supplied Spring
fis;ea ey 1ysds Dssr Fs1 and Wia Cat
depth Of twenty feet aiiuatcd three miles hall
SpTinga abounds in Trout and other n fish, pack
hunng aud Boats shne will be furnished
best Wines and Lqaors which the New Orleans
will be keptconEtany on always
npeouaaa and Washngn snspeT number passeage
week. gratie Hunting Horses Pehialss
Lake will be kept hire Gentlemen fond huang ug
their Fhing Tackle Springs
received from let May lst November.
NrERMs
By the Meath. 90
PeTpay.. 60
Children Ind Servants half price, E-l -
Horses, per Day.
apS In ~ nv
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my8 A. Y. COCHRAN Il HALL. s6 Grayier A.
MI AGARONI AND VERMICELLI-75 boxes
I'VE for sale by
saa4 Los CONVERSE & 90, Canal and Nav Leyss.
R A1sINS.-2QQ0 packages IN store and for
60 s.ssy Mk aEeaE Goal sgssiss u, isss
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NSASTURAGE. Good Pasturage for ~.
AZ e 50 Horses the sishs benk of tho
opposite the city back Of the Age Warehouses;
apie A. 4. COCHRAN = HALL Sc Gfasi ptrest,
EJASTURAGE.-G Good Pasturage for o.
a HORSES ar MULES, in Fifty Acre Losin Alssrs. nS
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#y @3'S5Q ,...~ ....u
~ # 2-lT s1t,W
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F Pssi sgs55e RABAsA JOIN TERRENCE
R4 VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias, to me
= directed BY Hon L. q fsiehnie Peace
a raIsh 81 orlean viii at Public SAT
M "a the ISM Of o'clock my Warehouse,
One Lett + URNITURE, go
- IIoppr ro.,nht.
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go WoLFE,s AROMATIC scHEIpAM scHNAPPs, al
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers Of the article
contained catalogue will find their advantage call
ing sending their where will be found the msst
tensYe of MEDICINES the uute
States, and at the lowest prices. Please address
e' sl+Fsh ~ y. WRIGHT a. Co., E+
= q .r,. GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
naA Ne Ia NnQrl raans. La
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HARMONY No. 38, meets every Thursday even
ing in Polar Star room, Second District. Ohcerr-
g Gottschaik, g IL Rouchard, v G ; Theodore
Lyeaudais, Secretary Casbergue Treasurer s Mag
ner, Per Secretary
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! COPARTNERstiIps, &c.

FWyHE COMPREHENSIVE between the UNI
ersigned and his former partner Breau1 being dissolved
be leave 10 saw still found h old office " Camp
stree where he his ihds who
pleased to and lawyer
assuring that winter epiee spec he VIII
aways be an hand. W. j.. ROBERTS, atsoIney,
ye 6ta 43sssf584s Camp street, Sew slrleans
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a SHUICE WINES AND LIQUORS. -nnAN.
~ xintsse lfss 1903 aud 1905
And gasies =. N''-Ssf
RlSkA0ta aaseTye Pashenho south Side ndisM Nj,
aeifs DAD Gordor and Harmony Old Port s
Andsparklng Hok Creme de Boasy Ssry Heidk
of sll aaatisA = = = ~ y -eF
Helsnd ST. Croir Rum Roanoke
hye rardy Frnits IN Jnios cordias
bokeT Berlin Goule
nhe wayof WINES and LIQUORS. which on al
ihie sens as 81 bs foHnd, tore cash or city pspsr.
ssvsasfakSS TER snd ALE in pints and quarts. /
!" sEWELL T. TAYLOR, is Royalstrssr :
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and priests Undoubtedly, Il they are faithful to
their religion" lN
We submit 10 our readers, and to the public,
the foregoing frank and open asoeat BY Pro-
lessor Brownson, Of the Intentions Of the Pope
in reference to acquiring temporal dominion
In the United States The authority OF Pro-
lessor B. TO speak on this question, It would be
,oorse than folly to deny, in view Of his past
and present relations to that potentate. Are
the people willing to agree that our institutions
shall be made to conform 10 that standard
which his istalli0le Holiness may crectG viii
the people any longer listen to the syren songs
of the Pierce and Forney pressess VIII they
not open their cycs to the Vaccinations Of for
cign prints and domestic demagogucs Isit
not time to place guards around the temple Of
liberty
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T We understand that the administra.
ton, through its recognised official friends
and by means of THREATS involving the loss o.
Office, under the Federal government, have sue
cecded in influencing the action Of some Of the
members Of the Board Of Aldermen Of this city
If we can get at all the facts we shall pub.
lish them, no matter whore the blow falls.
If those who profess to be the friends Of oul
principles, and in favor Of sustaining our par.
ty and our press, have not the moral courage
to stand up to their professions the sooner Their
constituents know it, the better for all concern
cd. Public men in this age, are public SERVANTS,
and the people will take care that their own
wishes and opinions shall be respected
Federal tyrants too, must come to the same
ordeal, and yield to public opinion. The and
is not yet
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The Coxsake Union says widows are much
healthier than married women. There Is our
friend Mrs. Jones: . year ago she was so !" nerv-
onsn that she could not drag one foot after the 9th
er. A few months since Mr.. Jones "up and died
one day Since then Mrs. J. has become as rud
J. could not support cher own weight This
season abe supports not only herself, but six chill
dren and brindlc dog. Those facts win do 70
dwell on.
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The Spanish Government has ordered the eighty
Jesuits established at Loyolo, in the Basque Pro-
vinces, to proceed Immediately TO Majorca- They,
however refused to obey, the pretcIt that moth
ing is prepared for such journey. II they resist
they win be expelled by force and all the ministers
viii approve Of such measure. The reason OF
their expulsion Is, that they have made themselves
the most active agents In Carlist conspiracies
just so. 1t Is impossible that Jesuts should ex-
ist in any government not completely under their
control without intriguing. They are bound by a
most solemn oath to do 30, and they at II here
to-day, and we beg Of the people to inquire into Il
before II is too late
This win make the fortieth time they have been
expelled in Europe.--7rus Shephcrd
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Supreme Court Of the United states.

TUEsDkY, DecemDer 70, fooF-
No. 80. Ferdinand Clark, appellant, rs. Benjamin
c. Clark, 81 al. Tho argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Lawrence, for the appellant,
and continued by Mr.. Carlisle, forsthe appcllccs.
Adjourned.
"WEDNESDAY, December n, 1854.
Hon. Elihu b. Washburne, Of Illinois, and 7. A.
neys and councillors Of this court.
No. 80. Ferdinand Clark, appellant, es Benjamin
G. Clark, ct al. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr.. Revcrdy johnson for the appel
No. 83. The City Of Providence, plaintiff in err
ror, ys. Daniel X. Clapp. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Ames for the plain
tiff in error.
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Mrs. swisshelm says that women have great and
grievous wrongs Among the number, Is the neg
iect which allows them to live and die old maids.
Sensible woman that.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
an Important Change Billiards Panov@na--
Lectures Municipal Afairs--Ladies Fair.
AIrxANnnIA noc 1akA

an Important Change-Builard's Panovama--
Lectures--Aunicipat Affairs adies Fair.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. %, 1854.
An important change has been made by the
wholesale grocery merchants Of this city, in con-
junction with Of other Cities they have
determined to reduce the credit system from six to
four months, commencing the first ofJanuary next.
Billiards. panorama Of New York city, which has
been on exhibition in this place for week past,
closed last evening. This panorama has been Wis
tied by thousands of our citizens, who are unani-
nous in pronouncing it the most finished painting
Of its kind.
The Rev. DR.. Baird proposes to deliver two lee.
lures at Lyceum Hall, on Thursday and Friday
evenings; subject" Russia and Turkey and the
present war; These lectures win no doubt prove
highly interesting e
Our municipal election, which takes place in
March next, cIcites great deal of interest, from
the fact that some Of the respective Offices and
have been, for series of years, filed by custom
house officials, old fogies, foreigners, &c. The
Know-Nothings ii is reported, win effect much.
desired reformation by putting in new set Of men,
from the mayor down. .
The Ladies' Festival at Sarcpta Hall, for the ben.
eft of the congregation Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, continues 10 attract large number Of
visiters. The management purposes closing this
evening. s4 = UNION.
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COngressionaI.

Neither house was in session to-day. TIL
House adjourned over until Saturday.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-28

Owing to mistake in our office, a proper
number Of papers were not sent to the Navy
Yard. Wewill sec that this shall not Occur
again.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-28

The Rev. John d. Weicomb, German Catholic
priest, has been fined $500 at Chicago, for vio-
lent assault upon lame boy, for whispering while
attending mass. The court held that the defend
ant had no authority, in law or religion, to commit
an assault and battery upon the boy on the ground
that he was pastor Of the church.