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tal nripcinles Of democracv from falIino
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each CONFERENCE.-The Of octioA tbroucb.
ont tbe territory and the 9d Monday in
JuIv will toll the story of the defeat Of our
narty,s adversary "wbose name is .eoion :
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portion of the crew o the steamship southerner, re-
Sey IN n ne" conddn n O vSS
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salt in few hours raised the sum Of s455, which
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vantage Of N mems msiortunes, is system Of piracy
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, 1855-02-10

~ The Legislative Assembly of Ore
ron adjourned, siH: die, on the lst inst
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

MODEST BARBAR1ANs.-Many queer
things took place, whilst Commodore
Perry, was in the Japan Seas. Some
of the inhabitants Of Jeddo, were will.
ing to violate the sacred laws of the
Empire and embark in the squadron,
to pay visit to the five continents. "
The following extract from . modest
letter. addressed by some Of the citi-
Gems of Japan, in April 1854. shows
coDclusively that Modesty, is one of
tho characteristics Of that strange peo-
pie:
1.-Two scholars from Yeddo, in
Japan, presented this letter for the
inspection Of the high officers and
those who manage affairs. Our attain
ments are few and triAing, and we
ourselves are small and unimportant'
20 that we are abashed in coming be-
fore you. We ass neither skilled in
the use of arms nor are we able to
discourse on the rules of strategy and
military discipline. In triAiug pur-
suits andidle pastimes our years and
months have passed away. We have
however, read books, and learned a
little by hearsay. what are the customs
education in Europe and America,
and We have been for many years de.
sirous Of going over. the FIVE great con.
tinents ;" but the laws of our country
in all maritime points are very strict.
For foreigners TO come into the coun.
try and for natives to 90 abroad are
both immutably forbidden. Our wish
to visit other regions, consequently,
only goes to and fro within our own
breasts in continual, agitation, like
once breathing being impeded or biz
walking cssmped."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

Processing sAlovnsy.-" Mr. Parks, state
il you please, whether you have ever
known the defendant to follow any pro-
fession 81
He's been professor ever since Eve
known him."
" Professor Of what %
"Of religion"
+" You don't Understand me, Mr.. Parks.
What does he do ?"
Generally what be pleases."
tell the jury, Mr.. Parks, what the de.
fendant follows"
!" Gentlemen OF the jury, the defendant
follows the crowd when they 30 in 70
drink"
"Mr. Parks, this kind Of prevaricstion
will not do here Now state how this de.
PENDANT supports himself"
~ saw him last night supporting him.
self against lamp post"
MAY it please your honor, this witness,
has shown disposition tn tribe with the
court"
Judge.-"Mr. Parks, state, If you know
anything about it, what the defendants
occupation is"
Occupation, did you say"
Ill | amt mistaken, he occupies garrett
somewhere in town"
"That's all, Mr.. Parks"
Cross eramined.-" Mr.. Parks, under.
stood you to say that the defendant 10 . pro-
fessor OF religion. Does his practice cor
respond with his profession W
:" never heard Of any correspondence
or letters passing between Them"
You said something about his propen.
sity for drinking-does he drink hard |"
50 No, think he drinks - easy - any
man ever saw"
" One more question, Mr.. Parks. You
have known the defendant long time
what are his habits-loose or otherwise
THE one he's got on now, think. 10
rather tight under the arms, and too snort
wasted for the fashion,"
you can take your seat, Mr.. Parks"
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Gbt 9aQg Gonl&t.
BATON ROUGE,::::::::NOv. 10, 1866.

WHERE DOES JOHN V. buren,
STAND The Delta devotes half q
column leader, to define the position
Of Prince John Van Buren,. and to it,
(,hs Delta's) own mind. fixes this
gentleman's Standing position. An.
other question grows gut Of this
Where does John, he? He lies,
not only At Undertook, and Within
the borders Of the Bay State, but
any where. and every where. that he
10 found standing.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

ARKANSAS STATE CouNcIL.-The
State Council Of the American party,
of Arkansas, as we learn from the
Little Rock Chronicle, was laterly in
session in that city, four or five days,
all the time with open doors. Dele.
gates were elected to the National,
Council, to beiheld at Philadelphia
Resolutions we're adopted ipstructiug
the delegates to vote for dispensing
with the forms and ceremonies Of the
order.
Proposed New Ant;- Lqour Lao in
Vermont. Some of tho advoctes of
Temperance arc disposed to push their
reform measures to Incorporate extre.
mes. In the Vermont House Of Repre-.
sentatives, on the Goth ult., a bill was
introduced to prevent traffic in intoxi.
eating liquors. Itprovides for punish.
ing the third offence by death The
bill was referred to the committee on
he liquor law. Another disposition
ought to have been made of it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16
Horse Palace 4 Virginia Stable,

ROBERT BEAL, PaoPRIEToR.
The former on Convention, 6ascsex Third +
Main Strests. The latter on Third, betsusew
CAsrch and Laurel Streets.
TAKES this method of informing the pub.
1 lie, that he has now on hand splen-
did stock Of horses, about Forty in num-
Der, Carriages and Bugeies in proportion
also, an Omnibus, all Of the best. Always
on hand when called ior.
RATES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE.
Single Horse Feed, IS cts.
Saddle Horses at Livery, SIS per mo.
Carriage or Buggy Horses, $50 90
Any damage done TO either Horse, Bug
gy OF Harness, to be paid for BY the one
hiring the same.
RcLEs OF sorH STABLE, CASH
oct3O.tf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

o. The U. 8. Troops. stationed
At Camp Cobb. about l6 miles East
Of this city. came in yerterday, under
command Of Capt. Mullen, and took
quarters in the U. s. Barracks at this
place. They we're sent out early in
the season to get rid Of the visible, -
we'll az invisible enemy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

Literary.-A western editor "brags
thus upon the literary excellence of
his paper:
Our literary department. is not
excelled by any other publication
the articles are the choicest gems from
the literary treasury of the world.
Here are two specimens Of those
choicest gems" picked from tho
basket so grandly labelled
Sweet potatoes are the finest this
season that we have ever seen them,
excellent favored, and we learn that
there are great quantities Of them,
which we are glad to learn as they are
a delicious vegetable.
Erplanatinm.-Our readers will
please not blame US for not receiving
the american at the usual time, as it
was published at the usual time,
Saturday morning. bnt owing to the
extre me, illness..of the postmaster and
the mail boat Lazear leaving Friday
evening. some Is hours earlier than
usual We couldn't.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

That THyNa.-Since the artist oul
Of whose mind came the Pagoda fol
Washington. will not give Us name
for it; let it 60 by the above. The
irons column cast at the Penitentiary
have been placed, and it is but meet
and proper. that the artist" who
gave the pattern and superintended
the casting should be complimeuted.
They are beautifully ungraceful. and
decidedly the roug hest job, Of rough
casting ever gotten up for q" fancy
job;" but admirably in keeping with
the design. Washington. it is said
will soon be taken out Of the Florence
straw at the warehouse, and placed in
the building. When he is made
erect, the doors should be closed,
and an admission fee of two bits per
head, exacted of each visitor (children
and colored pussuns half price) in
order to raise a fund to purchase, a
leather medal for the artist, who con.
ceived the design and carried it into
execution ; Of putting statue in such a
Lox of wood and morter.
To have everything in keeping.
Washington should have pair of
fashionable colored pants pulled on
him, and his measure should be taken
for = fantailed coat. Then If his in.
expressive marble face should offend
the artistic eye Of the community,
Ragar, should be employed to give
it a life touch.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

EFO1ee6oonal Card.
DR. DUCHEIN, Of the Medical Faculty
" Of Montpelier (France) having re-
recently established himself in this City.
offers his professional services to the public.
~He will At all times BE- found Of Mr..
PuJoL's residence, (near Judge Burks)
unless professionally engaged. ioct25.tf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

T AM now receiving my assortment Of
L Mems Boys and Youths HATS, partieu-
lar attention i invited b the quality I'd
style ofmy GOODS. There i no circum-
stance that gives - much evidence Of TIE
popularity ofa GENTS, FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT, - the fact that H.
most every gentleman you meet 10 either
clad in elegant garments purchased at the
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, or on bis way
10 that fashionable ablishment to proure
them. w. d. PHILLIPS.
nov .. Church street opposite the Harvey
House.
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w. F. TUNNARD 4 co.


SUNO0IGD.
m KITS No. l Mackerel.
~ s Bar,els Large 90.
20 B0xes Herring. a.
20 Boxes Goldfish.
20 Boxes Manchester Soap.
10 Boxes Sperm Candles. tt+
l Case Prunes IN glass jars.
10 Drums Dried Figa
5 Boxes Spanish Chocolate.
Case Citron.
10 Doc. /, | and pound cans M.aard.
Cases Canister Powder.
2 do. Pine Apple Cheese.
10 do. Table Claret.
! do. Assorted Sauces.
2 do. Capers and Olives.
S do. Assorted Pie Fruits.
All Of recent arrival and for sale by
nOv6. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16
CARRIAGES AND HARNEgs,

CAH0IA0ES AID HARNE9s,
THE subscribers respectfully cal at.en.
l. ton Of purchaser to their stock of
Carriages and Harness, comprising every
variety. :.
All kinds Of repairing neatly done and
promptly attsnded 70. Plantation Veg.
sons, Ploughs, &C., Manufactured and Re-
paired.
Our assortment Of Iron 10 also complete.
Call and examine. Corner Of Chmch and
Main streets.
novi0. W.T.. TUNNARD 4 co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16
SHALL THE Cry HAVE LIGHT ?

/ O""HD A"O VAL uAVh AI0dI -
Az the hour approaches for .nothe
session Of the State Legislature, ant
many strangers are in town. studying
the geography Of the Suburb Grasse
and looking after comfortable quar-
ters; the question Of light" becomes
q grave question. The lamp and
lamp post property Of the town. is val
ued at about $4,000. and we believe
the only reasonable reason. urged fol
not taking care Of them, is, that there
are not enough posts to illuminate the
suburbs; and whilst Lafayette street
is shining bright on dark nights; in
Pete's alley on the Eastern Liberties
there is Egyptian darkness. OF course
this is not just or proper. But it is
not sufficient reason why there should
be no light at all. 1t is true, that the
suburbs pay their quote Of the tax fol-
light, and yet do not have the direct
benefits Of it; but let them consider a
while on the subject. All citizens,
alike feel q common interest in the
growing and spreading out propensity
Of our lovely little city, and though we
cannot now afford to have . general
illumination, nightly; yet the day is
not very far distant, We hope. when
St. Napoleon street will be illuminated
with the reflected light Of "Royal
Beaugard Square" Come gentlemen
of the Board-rather We should say
"City Council" consider this matter
calmly; in the light Of reason, and a
nightly illumination must follow, when
ever the moon refuses to shine.
The best interest of the city require
light-light is the worst enemy Of in
iquity and evil doing. 1t is a terror
to house breakers, larger thieves and
pickpockets; and such always
follow in the wake of. and are sympa-
thised with. by every modern Assem-.
bly, Of model Legislators. 1t is for
losses sustained in the dark, that so
many bills of "relief' find their way
safely through the lower house.
The Tricks AND JuGcLEs OF WAR.
AS remarked by Uncle Jeremy
Bentham years ago, "tbe warfare Of
Christian people is generally the most
Past history and present
passing events proves this. During
The political contest just ended, the
dominant party, which lays claim to
III the exaulted patriotism and true
Republican feeling; was very willing,
where an available old econ of the
Wing party, or young scion Of the
'ame family could be found to run on
hat side and whip in few Of the old
'nemy, be was willingly taken up and
pushed forward on his legs for popu-
ar suffrage. a. an "Anti-Krow Moth
n.y." Some Of these gentlemen we
'ot Of. got very indignant when called
Democrats" in the common prostitu-
ed sense Of that word, and repelled
be accusation with commemorate alac-
ity. Now We notice that all such are |
lassifed under the letter 3D." when |
many Of them will no doubt, be found
eady and willing to 60 to the (half
vsy house with the American Party,
q its efforts to check the manifest
wills of the times. There are many
Id Wings, who from place of birth.
nd died in the wool proclivities, will
ind it difficult to work tremendously
With the unharmonious democracy, and
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16
Spiral Motiffs .
Public HACK !!
THE subscriber will. from

Il this date keep constantly running Sz0#
With the limits Of the City. = public --A&
hack; with two fine horses and q careful driver
TO take ladies and gentlemen to any part Of the
city. The charge will be Is cents, for each pas.
senger. The driver will wear BAND on his hat
to be known. Should the hack be wanted at any
particular time Of day, It can be engaged 1t either
Of the Stabe1. The hack will carry three persons.
Nov. 15-y. r. BEAL,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

A FINE Copper Colored Negro Girl,
IA about seventeen years of age. She is
a good house servant, wash woman and
ironer, and good seamstress for coarse
clothing. Terms moderate. Apply at his
office. novlJ.3t
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16
Counters for Sale.

Counters for Sale.
= FINE counters with drawers, and one
4 with shelving underneath, for sale low,
as they are in the way. D. C. MONTAN.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.
4 MEETING for the election of the off.
n GERS of the Baton Rouge Female Or
phan Association for the coming year, will
be held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues
day Dec. 4th, at l.! o'clock A. M.
A punctual attendance Of the members
of the Association is requested.
novl4. NJ. w. READ,
Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

Soe1ellDetES.
HAVE just 1E08IvED fresh sup
l. ply Of the following articles:
20 Boxes STAB CANDLES,
6 Sperm "
Is NY. Soar,
6 WINcursrER
10 Perkins choice Butter,
10 Bags Rio and Java Coffee
For sale bY loctIs: r. HOFFMAN,.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16

New FAn and Winter 00oas.
0,C0N0R, has now in store q well selec-
" ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, con-
sisting In parts of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries,
Laces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16
S1eoedfteS.

lust RECEIVED Is doz. boxes Of
q Fresh Sardines S doz. Gallon Jars Pick
les s doz. / gal. ans. do. dog. Of FRI nch'
do. 4 bbls Mackerel, Fresh Butter, fne
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
Cash, by. loct.29l A. WILSON & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-16


U. s. CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Grand
Jury met on Saturday, and were duly
charged by Judge Campbell. The
principal part Of the charge was upon
the Illegally Of the. opening of private
letters by secret mail agents, upon any
pretext whatever. The Judge express
sed as stated, that any public function.
ary should not for moment imagine
he could exercise such power, and
especially advised the Jury to indict
any person or persons 50 offending.
The case of ex- Postmaster Kendall
is first on the docket, and will proba-
bly, come up to.day.-Crescent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

CONTINUATION OF SALE--J0HN l.. VASDEw ArEls,
~ Auctionser.-Fsncy goods, Sc.--yandewater x
Turner will sell on Wednesday and Thursday January Sd
and ith at lO O'Clock each day 1t the saesr6oms 30
Pine and 30 Cedar Streets choice collection of bronze
ard orroolu clocks shades and stands candeaba card
receivers coupees china decorated ard painted
STANDS with bisque igures colognef Jewel caxksts
rated tea and coffee SETS richly decorated coffee cups
dinner and dessert sets aso decorated bsque figures
colognes, jewel stands statuette Bohemian glass
card receivers colognes d.cantes wines, silver plated
tea services todey kettles, coffee urns casters with
flint cut bottles cale BASKETS tea table and dessert
sloo and forks toddy ladies' sugar SCOPE and tongs
balance knives Tie goods win be on exhibition
Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

hon Furnace Company Of this place without foun
dAtion The ability Of the company TO meet their liza
hties has not been seriously impaired by the failure
OF the Glendon rolling mills OF Boston, and he working
Of their furnaces Will continue usual Arrangements
have been made TO redeem all their liabilities and their
Bs|vency has been clearly ascertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
THE LAW COURTS.

Statistics ofthe Law Courts for the Year 1854.
The busiD@-s VI TIE La CouriS " oae Of The moue
important features In he local ,nteuigenos shss \
reported for the genera resdsr Of ns~spaper. II
embraces the sayings I'D dnipgs of No oomnanty
~ large. The msrcb~rs, ths mechanic tho isvss-
sor, tie usAer, ths 'mpioys, and employed, Ne
owner Of reel estate aoa she osoay<nt Of sa hanAs
tenement, the importer ard sIpossss, insurer aal
insured. the hubsnd IN wife. hs parent aad oAiId
the clerk, the sAnsh. he doms~tic, may Gee fro9
de- 70 dsy some sccrd n lss reports, aGbctinx
tbs h individual into .st
IaprSed with tno imp1rtaDcs Of tnk Depart
nsnt Of our diurrsl du;y, . hsvn Invariably DE-
voted pr portloDit y ace u IN, HERALD fsy tho
proceedings Of our court and no pubiah, -
has bees our vost. t.bc rfpe sumbsr az casss
witch sne before The 5ss'e md federal jodtciAl n
bur ais VI this city DUNG the pas year.
We have y AcksosI. a. oar iodsb sdssss, nos
only for The as.sssc- rendered or .porssr In ~
mpstos Of thess table,, bot for ths facility n
Sofds b. N urus cot "" year. ~ the several on
cial- q the ls- It 9th ION hls duties hing
him In oop'Art. He b.s b-sn At Ill lines received by
thee seItlsmrp ~ita oourt..y ssd srtsa,ioa, a.
ready soss- H. 10 vsrsbly snprde> him o TIE rsords
an jodgstnsni. u ~ ooar. rhs Csunty Cbsrk,
Richard D. C0pnahy, E-q., v ala, easftlsd 70 eur
thanks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01
Redemption or the Public Debt.

WAsnlsdros, DEC 81, 1904.
One million three hu pdred Thousand dollars Of the
United States debt was redeemed at the Treasury De-
partment last week, nearly eight hundred thousand
dollars Of which was the loan of lS47.
The United States Treasurers statement shows
balance in the Treasury the 26th u OF s2i GOO So7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

lash MUSIC STORE MUSIC AT HALF PRICE
~ New York, January ], iS5b. William Hall a Son,
2os Bread ay, opposite the ParA have decded To
The price - their entire catahS and stock vi
IN Int muse to average N ona-haf Its for
prices In order 10 afford this rcduc'ion,
obiget % adops the cAsh system; and believe tnat
our friends ard the pubic generally vii I've -vso better
served ha heretofore by strict adherence to this
yr,neiplc In regulating cur pr.ces, have adopted
L6tona currency, and have, Tar a. possible. mad.
the priess N decimais The price will be marcel
every piece Of must. Tie son copyrights tha,: .'Fe.
dueed pgics cents anu tue copyrights thus. Copy
right, - cents" All he non-copyrgnt music printed
previous 70 this aTrans viii - soil st ope-ha
TN OIL prices. Sit liar red icon will b. ia
ttruct,on boo.H sc since the study Of has h.
essential branch of education, reduction n
the price al sheet music bas been cemlD- 81 by the
pubic, and nave doubt that The pan have
adopted viii ncroase sales suihc -pt - ssrrant
in carry ms ou or enterprise to its taiit >NteUt Oar
ogue already ronS the works u tha boat Faro
Iesp suthoEs ami ~ Nh continu- to reprint such
may hereafter ba puesEet s OF which -til b. sold At
Lss than onehaf the prices % the toresn eop,ss We
will continue the msnufccGEg "a pian ifortos, guitars
fJlcF, &c AMI also the inn 5-'atoa syury article Of
cal mcrch sndise, and II sell for .ash only ~
greatly reduced prices. Orders from any Eart Of the
country, enclosing the money. -il be promptly and
faithfully stta pded 70. WI HAIL son,
22e broadway, oppoaits tie Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

lSOLORS AND COLOR BOxEs-i RON THE WORLD
~ renowned establishment Of James Newman, Soho
square london Rogers $40 Broadssy, IL Dow pre-
pared to meet the demand for these unrvasd articles
At the manufActurers prices London. Also great
variety Of Ehals Landscape paintings and few large
French raised pictures Of vegetables fruits and games.
II. s. RJGLItS, 40 Broadway.