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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-25

The ARrEsIAN WELL II New Or
LEASs.-The Picayunc says. speaking
of this laborious work:
This we'll has now attained depth
Of SIS feet, and every day its depth is
increasing. Yesterday one of the an
cient beds Of the Gulf of Mexico wss
tapped, some $40 feet below our pres
ent charlottesville homes Of mcn'c
where the wave hath BEEN" Below
this ancient Gulf bed of sand the au-
gers pierced another blue stratum Of
mari clay. The mari in this layer is
much harder than that found nearer
the surface, and still farther down it
will probably assume the form Of stone.
If such should be the case the advance
Of the augers will become more diff
cult, and near approach to water will
be augered.
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Il Sheppard. Flls will be filed and the
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~ We are authorised 10 announce H. J. PUCK.
TT, ~ = candidate fur Constable, In Ward No 9.
hlection, Satort ~ the 1st day Of December 1855
Street.
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BoTrLE GREEN JONES. -~sThe name
Of Ibis veteran statesman ana patriot
is gathering strength and Eyco for
the next Presidency. An ORG ex-
change thus endorses him:
The Washington correspondent Me
New York 7imes, in commenting upon tsy
chances Of the different aspiranta for TIN.
Democratic Presidential nomination, says,
"there is very strong under current tor MIR
Jones" The Telegraph informs us that a
large and enthusiastic meeting of those
friendly to his nomination, was holden at
the Democratic head quarters ~ Philadcl-
phia, on Fri lay evening last, at which suit
able resolutions were passed and an execu-
tive committee appointed n
We have already expressed our prefer
e,ce for Jones, aud we feel il in our bones
that he is to be our next President"
Arkansas (Mr, Jones, is a native
Of that, keystone State" has never
yet furnished Chief Magistrate to the
Union, and she now has it in her
power to present man Of tried prin-
cip'es and uudisputed availability for
that exalted plcae. Let II. mscribc
his name on our banner, and, in the
eloquent language of Choatc, follow
the flag and keep step to the music
Of the Union Hurah for Jones
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and Gen. Pierce's majority was FIFTEEN THOU
SANDS Now, the half of 49, 600. is Ga, 500,
which secures the defeat of Wise, and elects the
entire American ticket without the possibility OF
doubt. There are thousands in the State, as there
are every where who are not members Oh lug
Order who are with them in sentiment sno = e. =.
ing and will vote with them. Beside. 1t Is SAFE 90 y
calculate that, against the election colhes ro,,s
600 more members will be added 10 thei' ie'''
BroDglloqgs Wing.
Tur YRors,A ELrcrox.-T1e Prospect Sal
pr;aI,.nsns, The Richmond Wing says, Sam is
ax;Jan,Iv making tremendous progress all over
tbe State Wise Is used up man. Alter next Thurs
dav be will be heard OF no more.
s.rxn. Roanoke County, May l3.-The spirit
of resistance to demagogueism thoroughly aroused
10 this county the people, convinced of the nec,s-
sity for action are swelling thersnks ofthe Ameri-
can Order.
CHRIsTIANsBvRo, Montgomery County.-Our
friend, DR.. Radford, Know-nothing candidate, is
certain OF election by $50 to 200 majority. Sam
will do his duty here, rely on it.
LrNcHBURo May l6-Our councils in this plac Q
continue 9 regular manufacture of Know Nothings
mostly from the Democratic ranks now and then
foreigner applies for place. but we tell them, take
the position of spectators-let us do the lighting.
HnrsvrLLE Carroll c. H)-Ssm has found his
way out here and go char ming parsonage is he,
that he is seducing hundreds from their political
allegiance to the Irishman-C Carroll they are tired
fforeign influence, in all its shapes and forms and
there now seems fair prospect of success to the
American party here. Floyd will roll up sn over
whelming K. N. vote and even Grayson will sup
port the American nominations BY decided ma
jorty.
WrrHrvnIE-Rejoicel rejoice for truly have
the friends of American and haters of foreign poll
cy cause to do so here. The determined progeny
Of Sam now number in this county 300 good and
true.
ABINGDON, May 12.-This county is now con-
cluded to be safe for the K. N. nominees. Several
of Sans own inform me that there are more than
1900 members o. the order in Washington county,
and the stories in reference to withdrawslf are
wholly false
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TYREE spRIses, TEss/May q, '55.

Mss~s EatOrs:-onca upon ftime, at place,
private residence, not sthoysand miles from the
Tyree Springs the wiseaceslOf the tribe of k. MS
assembled in secret laid Meir heads together, and
It's shrewdy suspected that at the said sitting the
egg Matched was communication, which appeared
in the Gazette, and purporting to emenate from an
intelligent Irshman. Now strange to say, there
was not an Irishman present at the said sitting,
and the Irishman to whom the tribe in this section
are pleased to attribute the authenticity, emphati
cally and unqusliGedly pronounced the said COM
munication, SO far as he is concerned, to be .
fctious offspring, believing that the intelligence of
said Irishman renders the authenticity questiona-
bic. We challenge the editor of the Gazette to the
name of any known Irishman in this county.
VOTERS oF SUMNER
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oument which left their rotten and sinking disor-
pauization mass of putrid sores They will never
recover from the blows which he so well admins
tered here on Tuesday. His arguments were
those of an intellectual giant which even his worst
enemies were constrained to admire, while his
friends were in sober ecstacy at the precision and
admirable effect with which he worked his won
derful wand of truth and eloquence
+ Col. GENTRY, in reply, dealt in about the same
strain of attack upon the Governor which
/ see from the public journals he is in the habit OF
INDUCING elsewhere, to parry the blows of his ad-
vsrssry; out notwithstanding his skilful and in
genious efforts to break the force of arguments,
which neither he nor any other man can resist, he
was not able to display any of those Superior pow
ers as a debater, for which his friends fond Ct
giving him credit. His speech was one of the
boldest attempts to dodge and evade that an able
and heightened man was ever driven into. During
the course of his remainks, he complained that
Gov. JoHNLos, in his opening speech at Murfrees-
boro, had forced him to meet issues which he did
not like At this the'crowd responded by gen.
eral laugh. Col. GENTRY, somewhat abashed said
they could not laugh him out of countenance-
that he meant that Gov. Johnson had made issues
which an intelligent community did not expect.
The issues are undoubtedly very revolving to all
patriotic and intelligent men, but Col Gentry has
himself forced them on the country by becoming
the partisan of shameless prescription and the can
didate of those who carry dark lanterns to light
them to their dark and midnight concaves.
You may rest assured that JOHNSON is gaining
ground in West Tennessee, and that before the
fash of his keen and well directed cimeter know
nothingism is receiving death wounds from which
it will never recover. The people Of this section
will finish the work, thus auspicously bega6 in
August next. Yours,
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of libefty so dear to the American heart Without
1T our greatness, as nation, would disappear and
onr boasei self-government prove signal failure
The very name Of Liberty, and the hopes of strug-
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IN the wick OF this Unionl Devote yourselves,
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BsLIYlR. Nav q 1855

GsrLMEs:-The candidstes for Governor .d-
dressed about 1902 of thsPeope of Hardeman at
this place yesterdsS gov JOHNSON spoke first
and never were the hastings in this county grsced
by s.more compact forcible and eloquent appeal to
the good sense, the patriotism and tho msnliness
Of the people, than on this occasion. The oppo-
nents Of Gov. JOHNSON have so often repeated the
charge of demsgogueism against him, that many
Of his own party friends have been led to credit
the accusation. But it would have puzzled his
most bitter and INSCRIPTIONS reviIers to have de-
tected in his able speech here aught else than the
most patriotic and determined devotion to his
country's best interests If it is demsgoguicsl to
ferret out and fearlessy expose, in words of burn
ing eloquence, one of the most foul conspiracies
IN Tree and enlightened country, to strike down
the stronsh0lds of civil and religious liberty and to
OFng to light the Oath-bound proceedings of
DARK and secret conclaye which aspires to set up
despousn over the consciences and will of N.
people of the United States, then Gov. JoHssoS i,
doubly amsnable to the charge. Gov J. la,bes thu
secret party with thong, Of truth, reason and ar
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KNOW.NoTHING ESTIMATES

Frankly to own the whole truth, we were con-
foundedly afraid that there would turn out to be
some truth in the know nothing boasts prior to
the election in Virginia. We thought they krsao
their strength, and we could see no motive which
they could have to lie about it at distance when
exposure would be so certain and speedy. Still,
we thought that they might be mistaken. and On
we cut out of their papers good mapy of their
calculations and boasts thinking, as Toodle. said
to his wife when he bought coffin for her. that
she might die, and then it would be 80 handy to
have it in the housed
Here are few of the extractsi A perusal of
them will enable Tennessee democrats to sppre
ciate know-notbing boasts in our own State. We
think that all alarm will vanish when it is seen
how badly ''Sam" guessed in Virginia:
PRosPFCTs OF THE AMERICAN PARTY IN VIRGINIA.
1t is officially stated in the Richmond Penny Post
organ of the American party IN Virginia that there
were, on the Sth inst, ~, 623 members of the
American organization in that State, and the num-
Der was rapidly increasing. AT the last Presiden-
tisl election, Gen Pierce received 81 Alb votes and
Gen. Scott 81, l32-which was said to be as large
a vote as was ever given in the State. Unless the
vote should be increased largely above 140, OOO
which is not at all probable, or possible, the Hon.
heuTy n Wise, VIII De pOntlcaIy Killed on the
Path inst when the election comes of, and buried
under popular majority of from fifteen to twenty
five thousand Even if the American organization
alone votes against Mr.. Wise, he is certainly de-
ieated but from reliable information, we have no
doubt there are several thousand Democrats-who
are not connected with the American party-who
will not vote for hir-snd if any Wings vote for
him they will be few and far between Lou;srile
Courier, 2lst.
RICHMOND, Va, May Is, 1855.
The returns from the numerous Know No.h;n,
lodges of this State on being footed nm finnish
clear majority Of the legal votes of the State rbe
few Know-Nothings that have seeded. under The
threats Of the Richmond unto, have been more tban
replaced by new converts to the mysterious and
terrible order. The State therefore, is secured by
an actual census.-Lou. Journal
KNOW NoTHTNGIsM IN NIRGRuA.-The official an
pouncement of the American Party, in Virginia,
through the Richmond Penny Post, sets forth that
there are at this time, first day of May SEVEN
TY-TW0 THOUSAND members Of the Order in
that State This statement, 1--WE assure the public
s strictly reliable and that it is Official announced
through one of the papers in the service and conf
dence of the Order The entire vote of Virgins,
in the late Presidential election, was ONE HUN |
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND, |
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

James s. Harris and Charles Palmer David W. Hance
Ct ais
IN melton and appearing to the Clerk and Master that
~ David W. Hance is nonresident OF this State it is
therefore ordered that order of publication be made
the Union and american for 80 days. requiring the said
David w. Eance to appear at the Court House in the town
of Carthage the I'd Monday in August NEXT then and
there plead, demur to ComplsinsEts BILL and
in default there of said bill will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing es.Parte as to him.
may29-lm A MOORE, CAM
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J. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

J. MUURE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE ErAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE TENN.
WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
orally, that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per less than any other house in
the city, for cash. purchase for caeh that from
ten 70 twenty-five per cent on the following articles
Meerschaum Pipes, warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Ppes-largest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
SnuHs-Rsppee, Msccoboy Scotch, Garretts Rooms,
dc.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do LsnghOrne & Armistead's Diadem
Twist Fig Leaf Dills, &c. &c.
Also just received superior article Of Ale for sale by
the barrel
have hand lot of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail. Country dealers will do web to call as
can furnish them with every Thing in the business.
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m CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

MAY RULES 1856.
Harrison Feagans and Burr Feagans Mshuds Fssgans
and others.
nN motion, and appearing to the Clerk and Master,
that Mabuds Feagans is resident Of this State
is therefore ordered that publication be made for so days
in the Union and american, requiring the said Aahrlds
Feagans to appear at the Court House. the town Of Car
thage the I'd Monday in August next then and there
TO plead, answer demur to compliments BILL and in
default thereof the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ga parte as to her.
maY29-lm A. MOORE. c. II.
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1N cHANcERY Ar cAnrHAar.

Elizabeth Hughes Virginia Hughes and others Robert
Marley and his wife, Virginia Marley and others.
ON motion, and it appearing to tho Clerk and Master
" that Robert Marley and wife, Virginia non-resi
dents Of this State therefore ordered that order Of
publication be made Cor so days in the Joa and Anssr
can requiring the said Marley and wife to appear at the
Court House. the of Carthage the Cd Monday in
compainants bil sud in default thereof said bill will
be for confessed and set for hearing spare
them. may29-lm A. MOORE, G, an
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VIRGINIA.

The majority of Mr.. WISE, if the remaining
counties show the same results as those heard iron
will vary but little from 5000. We have heard O
but one know nothing elected to Congress-, anu
we suppose the Legislature will be very largely
denocratic
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NEW ARRIVALS
C.. w. ROBERTSON 81 CO.,
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RoBkRTsoN b BRADSHAW.
NASHFILLE, TENNESSEE,
waap HAVE this day received large stock Of rf5hp
RH Gentlemen's superior French Calf Stitched u Y
and Pump Sole Boots and those who wantS
good lit will do well to call and Try on they have
been selected expressly for the Retail trade and of the
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IRVING HOUSE

THIS popular and well-knowu establishment has
Il Gently undergone thorough alterations to meet the
present change occurring in the hotel system. 1t
will reopen ON MONDAY, Ma 2l, the EUROPEAN and
AMERICAN PLAN combined with the elegant
Dining Rooms heretoore With Table Hote in Ladies
0rdiu ary which will be thrown open to the public from
Chambers-st and Broadway entrance. 1t is expected the
Hotel will meet with the usual favor from tire public also
from families and permanent boarders-as every attention
will be paid TO guests moderate charges The Irving
House has been newly furnished and painted throughout
with various improvements added The whole to be
Quoted by Mr.. WILLIAM Il. BURROUGHS, who is well
known for his ski and gentemany department which OF
itself is guarantee for its future The will
be charged separately and prices according
size and location. may27-lw
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Winchester Springs,

FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.
HESE Springs will be opened FOR the receptions Of visi-
i tors on the 18th of May, 1855.
The Winchester Springs situated in healthy
try so miles South east of Nashville and miles West
Asouis Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The water consists of
Red, Black and White Sulphur, Chaly beate
and Pure Free stone.
Hacks will be kept running to and rom Alisona to
meet with The cars convey passengers to and from the
Springs
Within mile of these Springs Elk River OF
the finest Trout streams in the country and BY
fine hunting grsunds in which deer wont to
range The location of the hotel is very romantic and
pleasant combining many Of the beauties OF rural land
scape.
The proprietors will every effort to render visitors
comfortable
CHARGES.
Board per month SSs %
week , %
uay--...-.-.-s..-----.s... %
single meal ------.--. .-...-.. %
Children under eleven years DID, who do not ~ the
first table will be charged half the above rates Servants
half price Extra charges for meals sent TO
Mas. NJ. q SIMS
may20-2m TH0S. SHORT.