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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-28
THOMAS PRICTURE,
-s .. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines. Liquors, Irish &
COTCH WIISKEY,

L9ndon Porter, Scotch die, Cigars, &c.
.iANDEES.
Otard, DuPuy d Co J. & F. Martial,
J. Cheron's Champagne, Rastean ChaFruyer,
G.. AdmyrauId, l.. Marion,
y. Loubat, j. J. Dupuy.
Dameiu.
Cologne, De Kuypers, Key, Thistle.
RU NS. -Jamaca, St. Croix.
WUiS kilYS. old MonongaheIa.
WINES,
Burgundy Pot, Port and Pure Juice,
Madeira, Sherry, D. G. Gordon
Malaga, Other Grades,
Champagne TIeidseik and iieidseik s. Cos,
Champagne, Lellemnnd,
DO Queen Victoria,
Do Ducal Grape,
Claret, in casks, Claret IN eases,
White, in casks, White, in eases,
Muscat, Muscat ia cases,
Brandy Cherries, Cherry Brandy,
CordiaIs, Bters.
Alcohol. Pure Spirit.
PRICTURE'S Double Rectiied Whiskey
in lots or by the Barrel.
Kenosha. w iscouSin. nl6-ly
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Legal Advertisements.
S9IERIFES S4LE

Br v!RruE ofan Issued out 81 ard seal
Of Circni Ioar in and ter The county Of
Of Wisconsin and 10 directed and delivered a-ainsf IN
goods and chatteis Alfred 1owsiec have IevleI ana
shall public auction to tie highest bidder therefor ~
he law directs a inc Court House the city and county
Kensha and stae afaresaad on the 2st aay of July,
1875 between tie hours OF
Of that dap all the right, title interest which tie
an i see ,hai day IN and to the following described piece
and State Of " iseonsih aforesaid 10 -
point on hesouh inc Of The quarter of eet No
seven IN Town ~ north of Range tweaty-tbrec (
east weTe the xenesa and Racine road crosses said qre
section thence running the
southeast aforesaid,
quarter line far that lire prale with Tie
south line OF
ROAD will enclose and contain y aeres
running east TO the said KeHusa and Racine
mug snutheriy along said roa the pls
aiming twenty-five l2j Dated Eenasba june H. Is
j. l. EHE Sheriff y
6wja Of Kenosia Conptv
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VALUABLE HOMESTEAD
FOn. Sale.

I'm ~ The SUBSCRIBER offers Cor sale his
E5 ..9afss...A valuable proneriy in the North
sEllet2e33a1 80 Ward of the City of Kenosha
1t consists OF dwelling house, of good size, com
paratvely new, and we'll and conveniently built,
with an excellent cellar under it, &C.. &c.
The grounds comprise abont an acre and half,
well stocked with choice grated fruit of all varie
ties, in bearing; with shrubbery. ornamental trees,
&c. &c. The soil is of the best quality.
The pl zee is convenent 10 the Lake Shore Rail
Road, and aboutthe right distance from the depot.
1t is beautifully >ituated--commands fiue view Of
the greater part of the ciiy--snd altogether is as
desirable location is offered for sale in the city.
For further particulars enquire at the office Of
he Tribune aud Telegraph. Of the Subscriber
JAMES BAILEY.
Ken osLa, Wis, May Is, 1856 n49H
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MARBLE FACTORY.
GEORGE ACKLEY

GEORGE ACKLEY
ANNOUNCES TO the people Of Kenosha City
and County. and Vicinity, II at he has bough out
the Marble Establishment Of JosEPH 7. EHLE. and
that he has added largely TO the Stock, with both
Italian and American Marble
Of the very best qualities, and is prepared 10 furn-
ish to order all work in the Marbe Line.
Being an EXPERIENCED W oRkMAN, he feels
confidence in warraBtng his
Monuments. -olnt-StOnes, Tomb-TabIes,
Obelis!Ss, Paint-Stones,
and all other work wanted, ~or FINISH AND
STYLE, to rival ALI COMPETITION
Plain, Raised, or Ornamental work. ofanv char
acter desired done in style to give ENTIRE sat
Isiact:on.
He respectfully so!icits the patronage of the
Public.
II shop on Main Street, opposite the City Ho-
TEL GEORGE ACKI.EY.
Keuosha, Dec, 1854.
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BONNETS AND
MILLINERY GOODS,

E AIDES, call and see Mrs. McDRRMoTr's
L. fresh supply Of Fashionable Millinery, lust
received from New York, comprising a large as-
sortrnent of the richest Satins. Silks. Lawns, Tus-
cans Straws, NapoiaDs, French Lace, Dunsta-
be Flats and Leghorns, Of all shapes, sizes. and
prices, from Is to so, 90. Also an assortment of
ribbons. artificial flowers rnowhair head-dresses
ladies' caps, gentlemens' neck ties and shirt-col-
lars besides al other ixiLgs belonging to the trade
100 numerous TO mention. Our Goods were pur-
chased fo cash and W. are determined TO sell az
cheap as the cheapest. Straw work beached and
altered
Aehoshai Ap'h IL, 1908. j. vl5n42
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The Subscriber keeps constantly on hand and
CIR sale. superior qaaity Of ICE, which he will
sell at half a cent pound All purchases over
. lbs delivered TO order r,>,
JACOB GOTTFREDSEN.
kenosha, June II, 1855. WHO'S
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ETNA INSURANCE co.
Of Hartford Conn.
Incrcnee Cnsh nnitni 10 S1nnn. nnO.

Imcrca%e Cash apitai TO $1,000, 900.
q EAt Ethc pleasure OF informing the dealers
4 w'th thus Company and The pubic generally =,
mat IN view OF toe vast increase If business dur
ing the past year, 1T cash capital has been in.
creased To $500, q. This together with he
'arge surplus always kept on hand in cash and
lhe enormous receipts OF premiums OH lis regular
and established business affords us Lo!icv holders
an Indemnify much greater than any other in,
surhn"e Company in America.
Ihs business OF this company is conducted on
lair hnd liberal principals and ITS losses are always
promptly paid in cash. The undersigned in en-
ierng npon the twelfth year olh;s agency for this
compan! ~ ibls city and vicinity. hfgs to c0ngtar.
n'ate ITS dealers upon its remarkable success and
;hc impo'tantincrcd of lis capital aud business
which together with the manner in wi ch it's bu-
nnrSs is conducted, places it on a basis beyond The
reach OF any Contingency short of simultaneous
colilnCration OF the country.
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto. will be attended to with the
same Punctuaiity rs heretofore. Rates us low as
ANY other responsible Office.
ken0>ha, Feb. 10, 80. l.. G. MERRILL
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
puPtF1 ATioNOF HE 81 90 ID


The Citizens of the much from disorders OF the
Liver and stomach scarcely free ira the
tbae hence life wearsast lhe tarsek
the handsome in the World up TO certain PEN
I'd when distressing man oese htir lelh ah su
e sach sad evils may he 81
etnaiIy remeded continually keeping the iod ru aud
the r md healthy action Wien lite Will now
resemble plants ina cengenin eime Wtie an
As ii regards the presei
- tho hmm Il, frame offe, much he Ell
cted and say fearessly that health and life can he proIon
I'd rr many wears their Ordnf yliats. II Holloway
ris ar. taken partly she bo according e the rules ad
for heacontained In the directions Whiea accompany
hoy
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x EELAINS, CAssIMgREs, THIgETs, MERIxos.
AIwith an endless variety of TRIMMINGS, iusr
received and for sale at METCALF e. MERIT,
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Sold in Ecuosha F. ROBINSON Racine, F. W. DrBERARD
Wauke.tu, CGRtN \ EVANS. Chicago, }. II, REED l. Co
And all o.her Druggists every where, 6m MI
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
HOTELS, Etc.
INDEPENDENCE HOTEL

NNUE subscribers having leased the above
named Hotel, would respectfully Inform
their friends and the public generally that the
House will be k pit in manner that wiil give
satisfaction to all those who extend to nm
their patronage. The rooms are well fur
nished and convenient.
The Tables will be furnished with the very
best the market affords, regardless OF expense.
This department being under the superin-
tendance of Mr.. j. STANMoRE, is a sure
guarantee of satisfaction even to the most
fastdious.
The Bar is supplied with the best of Ii
ouors. Customers will be accommodated at
any hour Of the day or night.
G. BELCHER.
j. STANMORE,
do If Prop iefOrS
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
INTERN TION l. 10 II Il l.
Jackson 81. bet Montgomery ~ kearny
San FrdnctscO, Cdiys'niG
PECK & FISHER, tt, Proprietors

VII 4 undersigned take pleasure in announe'
l. ing TO their old friends and the public
generally, that they have leased for term
Of years, the above five story BRICK, hre-pro"i
Hotel, furnished it in the most substantial
and elegant style, aud 1t is now open ior the
inspection and patronage Of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity OF
the Steamboat Landings, and near to tho
business portions OF the city is convenient
for the business community, and being lOca-
ted on high ground, just aside from the duo'
" thoroughfarcs, Is also n desirable home for
families aud gentlsmen ofesure.
The International is conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan OF Lodgings, with Meals separ
ate charge, in q keleclory in the basement,
aud aiso Ladies Ordinary on the main
lloor. l.. >. PECk. a..
HENRY IISr'tho
y. B.-An Omnibus will alwa~o I'H'
Steamboat Landings, in reaSsrgs ="
Passengers to the Hotel ~
Lac..ago ir,o Of cLarco
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
SUNDRIES.
Fire Proof Brick Building,
wEAvERvILLE.

"a
Fire Proof Brick Building,
wEAvERvILLE.
D NJ. EDER u Co. offer for sale their
i extensive stock of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Clothing. of all descriptions,
Dry Goods Of every de-
scrption,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
India Rubber Goods,
Blankets,
Hardware,
Miners Toels,
Carpenters Tools.
Nails, all sizes,
Crockery,
Office and Parlor Clocks
Glassware,
Gilt and Mahogany framed
Looking Glasses,
Lamps,
Oil and Camphene,
Window Glass, different sizes,
Gold Scales,
Colts Revolvers,
Powder Shot and Lead,
Stoves, Parlor and Cook
Stationery,
Perfumery,
Combs and Brushes,
Brooms and Buckets,
Wall Paper,
Brussels Carpet,
Straw Mating,
Saddlcry,
The best brands of To-
bacco and Cigars.
Fruits Preserved, all kinds,
Oysters.
Feb. 9, 1858. #
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
MI--sKs'
EXCHANGE BANK.
Co,ner Montgomery and JacksOn streets.


A Ii Moneys left on interest, redeemaole {,
II within 81 months, bear one and hall
per cent. per month Deposits for six months
and over, two per cent per month Gold
Dust consigned for Assay or Coinage, will
receive the most prompt attention. Advanc-
es made thereon when required. Gold dust
purchased at the best prices. Bills OF TX,
change on the Eastern States at sixty days
sight or ninety days date, drawn at par
The usual Banking facilities extended to Mer-
chants and Traders, and the Bank will be
kept open for the accommodation OF DEPOSIT
ors until p. NJ, and on Saturday until ~
L NJ.
n. B.-Miners can remit their money or
Gold Dust in sealed packages, by Express
directed to me, with such instructions as they
may deem proper, which shall receive the
most prompt attention.
gf A. s. WRIGHT, Banker.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
Notice.

A LII persons knowing themselves Indebted
n to the subscribers at the Sidney Meat
Market, and at the City Meat Market, kept
by Geo. Williams, are hereby notified that
the books and accounts are now at the Noun
tain Market, where those indebted are re-
quested to call aud settle.
LOOMS g. co.
Jan. l3, 1880
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
DRUGS. DC.
CITY DRUG STORE.

CITY DRUG STORE.
Post ONCE Building, west side of Main ST.
WE YER.
j 4 vi L = RRY,
Druggist and Apothecary,
L EEPS constantly on hand general as
IA sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES;
together with all the varieties of PATENT
MEDICINES, which he offers for sale at
moderate prices and solicits the usual share
of public patronage so literally extended to
him for the past three years.
9S All orders and prescriptions prompt
ly and carefully attended to.
"A liberal discount made to traders.
December Is, 1854. die If
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
SHOOTING MATCH.

Jan. l3, ls55.f
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
Dissolution

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing be
| tween /. G.. Messec. II. Nj. Weed and
W. II. Doan, in ranchng and farming hav-
ing been dissolved on the 23d of January
by mutual consent, all persons interested are
hereby notified that from this day will NOT
be res ponsbe for the debts of said firm.
/. 6. MESSEC.
South Fork, Trinity River, Feb. 3, '55. 81
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
EXPRESSES.
ADAMS G CO.'S
CALIFORNIA & ATLANTIC STATES
u Y u y Y g q

| al bAA NlO " W. ~
CALIFORNIA & ATLANTIC STATES
EXP R ESS,
T EAVES the Office in Shasta daily for all
IL parts of California, and twice month for
the Atlantic States and Europe, by the Pa
eltic mail steamship company's steamer.
| We also forward and receive regular Ex-
presses by the Nicaragua steamers and ships
pers by us can have their choice as to which
route they will have their treasure, packages
or letters forwarded. -.
We have the most extensive Express in
this State, and in the Atlantic States our IA,
cllites for transacting Express business arc
unequalled
Our rates are lo,oer than those offered by
any other House having the same security.
We sell Drafts on all the principal cities
in the Union, and have made arrangements
by which our drafts are cashed by any of the
Banks in the Western States.
We ship Gold Dust, fully insured, to all
parts of the world.
Our Drafts on Edwards, Sandford & Co,
London, are cashed by any of the banks in
Europe.
Cram, Rogers & Co.
Are our agents in Weaverville, Yreka and
Jacksonville. At any of their offices our
Drafts can be obtsined. Gold Dust ship
ped, or Letters and Packages forwarded
They sell checks at par on all our principal
offices in this Safe. All llpackages forward
ed by them 60 through direct to destna-
ton. +. w. TRACY,
Agent at Shasta.
Shasta, Dec 1851. d9 If
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having claims against
n the estate Of ID. Boon Logan, deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same to me
ut my residence, at the Arkansas House, on
Trinity river, accompanied by the proper and
legal vouchers within ten months after the
date os this notice. And all persons lndebt'
ed u said estate are requested to make pay
nent TO me.
]. LOGAN, Administrator
Of the estate Of ID. B. Logan, deed.
Jan'y l3. 1855. I'm
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10

IN Sunday, the 18th day Of February,
" 1865, there will be given by ID. b. Muir
phy. on Big Flat, to all lovers of sport, a
rare chance to show their superior skill in
the use Of the rifle, and 10 win any number
Of Cows, Hogs, Chickens, &c. The citizens
Of an localities are invited to attend.
NJ Fiat Trinity River, Feb. ), l9)J. q
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
NOTICE

Is hereby given that Joseph Peiiz and +
/ Lawrence intend to apply TO the Distrc
Court. at it's next term, 10 be holden in tn,
town of Weaverville, in the county Of Trim.
iry on the second Monday OF April next, fol
license to keepa FERRY across Trinity riy
or at their trading post in said county.
PEfTZ Il LAWRENCE.
.Fot 70 1sj-. I'D
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
SUNDRIt,S.
BLACKSMITliING.

JNO. CA RR
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that he can always be found at his Old
Stand, on Main street, where he is alwa,
prepared to execute every description of
Work in his line of business with promptncss
and in tho most skii!fui manner. Horse and
Mule Shoeing done on the shortest notice.
large assortment of Mining Tools ON hand.
Thankful 10 the Pubic for their past pat
ronage he would respectfully solicit contin
uance Of their favors.
Weaver, Dec 9, 1854. DO If
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
Dissolution

THE copartncrship heretofore existing un-
der the name of Rice & Gushing il this day
dissolved by mutual consent a. ]. Rice is
alone authorized 20 settle all outstanding com
A. T. RICE,
GEO. H. CUSHING.
Ta,lor's Flat. Trinity River, Jan 81, 80 81
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10

G. F. rENEBAKER En- Divorce.
MARY j. PENEBAKER
The People of the State of California to
Mary J. Penebaker, Greeting
You are here
by summoned to appear and answer in said
Court unto the complaint OF q f. Penebaker,
hereunto annexed, praying for Divorce
from the bonds Of Matrimony, aud for other
relief, as filed in our said Court, within ten
days from the date Of service hereof If served
within this County If served out OF this
County aud in this District, twenty days
and if served out of tEis County and Dis
,rict, then forty days, exclusive of the day
of service or Judgment by default will be Ia
ken against you, and the plaintiff will apply
to the Cour, for the relief demanded 2
-, WITNESS: Hon W. p. Dangerlield,
SEAL Judge Of said Court, and my prl-
t>--> vate seal affixed, (there being as
vet no official seal provided for said Court
this 9Th day Of January, A. D., 1850.
l.. ). WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
January l3. 3m.
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
IN GLE r & co.

A LII KINDS of Blacksmith work done In
II the neatest manner ut this shop.
John Drhamer can be found here,
Ready to shoe the horse or shoe the mare;
To shoe the OK or shoe the mule,
Or any other four legged animal
a good assortment of miners picks constant.
ly on hand, also hardware of every descrip-
ton. Tom and Rocker Irons of every size,
kind and quality. Give US u call.
Weaver, Dec 9, 1854. Do II
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
DO If
STCHARLES EXCHANGE
GRASS VALLEY RANCH

VIUE subscribers having completed Their
/ Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
lev. would call the attention OF the travelling
public to the fact that this IS The nearest ana
best route from Shasta TO Weaver. Weshall
endeavor to keep our table supplied with the
best Of everything the markets of Weaver
and Shasta afford
Our sleeping arrangements are OF the best.
rV We have large crop Of the very best
description Of Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared TO sell at the lowest
ruling rates at the Ranch or delivered.
~ n WN s LOWDEN & co
The Trinity times., 1855-02-10
NOTICE

Is hereby given That w. $. Lowdcn d Co.
| intend making application at the next
term Of the District Court, TO be holden II
The town Of Weayeryille, Trinity county, on
tle second Monday Of April next, for license
10 keep a toll bridge across Trinity River.
W. 5. LOWDEN * co.
Dec. 50, lsd.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

IhhueTlSa Eerfr'AN DArksrss.
A newspaper is soon to be published
in the city of Cairo, il Egypt. This
paper is to be printed n Italian;under
the patronage of the Pacha, is fact
certainly significant, and gives us to
understand that the light.of the press
can even illumine the Egyptian dark
ness SO tabled for its deep and superior
sablcness.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

GaAfN.--The rab at which trade
is regiving says tha N. Y i. Herald, we
may almost expect . return Of the flush
times Of 1853. The small country
dealers are beginning to arrive in town
from this and the neighbouring States
and as they are flush their purchases
are holder and more extensive than
usual. It seems actually certain that
we never had so great year for far
mers, and also that, from peculiar
circumstances, thq war among others,
the abundances Of grain will not pro-
duce its usual effect poor, prices.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

THE PEN.-In the hand that knows
how to use it, is the most powerful
weapon known. AS the tongue ofthe
absent, how cheering! When the
golden tints of virtue guide it how
beautiful When se]f-respect gives
it new vigor, how pleasingl When
honor directs it, how respected y
When wit sharpens it, how fatal!
When scurrility yields it, how con-
temptible "'This the weapon Of
the soul"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

CARLYLE ON THE II JRopEAN WAR.
Mr.. CARLYLE, the bis; ,rian, in a letter
to friend has the foil wing salty par
agraph on the war
" Except that poor England with SD.
oh an explosion Of fofy as never hap
pcned before, has ptnged overhead
into that bottorness f,o1, where, my
clear belief is she ,d no business
whatever and has t eereby found the
fate long due to her 4 being proved to
be q country sunk I'M Folly, in hyocrit-
ical incompetency, Ind every species
Of cotton confusion d Ter with parliam-
entary eloquence, fret presses, liberty
of the subject, etc.-1 that simple per
sons thought it much Ebe contrary and
is thereby getting in1 condition hid
eous to all good citizi ls, and incapable
Of help by any word of mine [ take
not the least interest in Turk, Russian
business, and have div one wish a.
bout it. for which tn Turks are not
obliged to me In tbk se circumstances.
silence, SO long as 81 Epnoe can he kept
is clearly the one &C. rise the rather as
! am not idle otherwise, but doing the
best can in what Seems to me the
deeper state Of the b siness. It will be-
difficult for you to 4 rgive me all this
heresy; but [ have NJ doubt your good
nature will at length prevail as usual.
A GENTLE REBuKk'-Without wish.
ing toIbe really i.polite, there are
many persons, who Fearing to appear
forward suffer the .oment for dong
litth civilities to piss by until their
remissaess is signall{ rebuked by some
promyl bystander. An instance of this
kind il said to have. occurred in New
York, few Sundays since, in the
church, of an emineat divine who was
at ond time settled in Philadelphia,
and wfo is distinguished alike for his
talent end independence. On the day
to which we refer1 while the Rev.
Doctor occupied thtpulpit, a poor old
woman entered the church and totter-
ed down through the aisle, looking to
the right and left, ts if appealing to
the pd1iteness Of sohs one for seat.
Blu; no pew door was opened, and bav-
ing got as far as thepulpit, the old Ia
as if al out to turn on her
traces. Without al instapt's hesita-
tien the Doctor descended from the
pulpit, opened the. door Of his own
pew, and having introduced the old Ia
dy.iuto it, he returned to his eminence
ana cody proceeded with the service.
Charleston Standard.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

IL The cochineal insect. from
which beautiful scarlet dye is obtai-
ned, is imported into Great Britain to
the extent Of 900 tons annually. the
value of which, is estimated GAO
O0O.---From the silk worm, we obtain
no less than gig tons of silk 2,206
tons of which are in the raw state, and
are manufactured in that country; the
remaining $40 tons are already fabrica
ted.--One thousand tons peril shells
are imported, the whole of which is
manufactured into buttons and studs.
For better or for worse" they import
no less than 100000 leeches.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

NoBlLlrY. -GThe present Chinese
Emperor traces his nobility up through
the following list Or royal personages,
direct descendants, all of them from
her Majesty the Moon. Jung Boho-
doc, the eldest of eleven brothers, Bum
Bahodoo Nun Sing Jugget Shum
Shere Jung Bahodoo Bang Bung
Fling; Jung Whapg Bang Fling and
thence his Serne Higbness of the
seven stars, the present Emperor, who
is a cousin of one of the above.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-16

The New York Journal Of Com.
merce, in calm review Of the Louis.
vile riots, closes its article with the
GLOWING admonoitory sentence
Every little while, some solemn
warning, like the recent riot at Louis.
vile, troubles the minds Of thinking
men, and points forward to that period
Of civil discord by which we may some
day be convulsed, if a remedy is not
applied to the evil created by our pre-
sent naturalization laws; but unfortu-
nately the age is too peculiarly one Of
excitement for any single event to
leave a lasting impression. Yet il
citizens will look back twenty-five years
to time when disorders that are com
mon now, were regarded as impossible
and will then reflect upon the conse-
quence Of like decline, for another
quarter Of . century, they will be con-
WINGED of the danger of delay, and Of
the rapidity and strength that Anti
American influence is acquiring in
the country.