The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-19

yous paper, that h. 2. BRYAN, 10 . candidate
ior Clerk eftbs District court, 81 the approach.
Ing election.
Eptrea Csnss. --ptesss ssneance DAVID n.
for District Attorney i.r tss Oh judicial District.
compesed 81 the parishes Of lbervllie, West aud
s..t ssson Rouge s'soso"' 1T mend : IN No
We are ssthcrisea 10 ssnounoe J. D. STUART
~ candidate for District Attorney Of this, the
sista Ssdietsi District. Election arst Monday In
November
~ The interrogatories PROFOUND.
cd by fittings about town." will 10
answered tho second Monday in tho
proro. month. For tho "nonce" how.
ever, we are not afraid to stand com
mitted on number three. "Aro stars
in the quiet skies ever disturbed by
caterwaulings? II not, comets arc
Had = serensde Of this kind on Wed.
ncsdsy night which WAS hardly over
before three sentimental young gents
came--onc with German flute, and
they made night bideous with cater
wsuIing that Byronicsl song "Wheu
stars arc 10 the quiet sk.y.es."
DFrom the Advocate Of Wednesday,
we SEQ that there IL to BE- q Democratic
meeting on the Sandy Creek, in this Par
ish (ncar Mr.. George Rsddin's) on Tues
day, the goth instant.
FxxsH ARR,vALs.-Wle en- called on 70
notice the last receipts Of BxAi., IL makes
us poetical.
When al the din Of war 10 done,
And oil the different nsgs have Lad Their run,
Remember then, you Wake up 1akes,"
Bsal," has the -four for Buckwhest cakes.
Aiter all the angry strife.
There's nothing so appeals to life
Tuning the voice TO sing the nations praise,
A the things kept by Beal, and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
7Aeatricals BY Dayliyht.-It 10 sug-
gcsted in the N. Y. Herald that the
managers Of the principal theatres
give an afternoon performance oneIday
in the week, for the accommodation Of
those who arc unable, from illhealth or
other causes, to attend in the evenings.
~ There are no less than four
"Richmopds in the field" for Governor
Of Massachusetts. namely: +. D. Beach,
Democrat; Samuel II. Valley, wing;
Julius Rockwell, Fusionist; and Henry
J. Gardner. Know Nothing, each the
representative Of these respective
parties.
ny-May is considered an uufortu.
nate marrying month. A country
editor says that girl was asked 70.
Gently to unto herself in tho silken
tie to a brisk chap. who named May
in his proposal. The lady tenderly
limited thatMay was an unlucky month.
swell. make il June then" honest
ly replied the swain anxious to &C.
commodaic.
The damsel paused . moment. hest
tated, cast down her eyes, and with
blush said, would not April do as we'll.
u The Lowell Advertiser says
that Rev. Mr.. Gales, recently married
Mr.. Joseph Post. to Miss Martha
Rails.
II that trio don't make a good fence
we should like to know what will.
Man saye an anatomist changes entire
ly every seven years; therefore" says
Jones. my tailor should not ask me
for tho bill / contracted in 1S4S-1
am not the same person-heuce owe
him nothing.
Mr.. w. Williams. a large -four
manufacturer at Knoxville, Tenn, il
reported to have failed for 100000
M. Williams recently sustained ,
heavy loss by tho obstruction Of his
mills, it was subsequently anounccet
that he died in Cincinnati.
ANOTHER LADY ScuLproR.-Amon,
the passengers who left in the steamer
Baltic. on the 4th, was Miss Lander, o
Salem. on route for Italy, in order Il
perfect herself in the most glorious o
arts. This lady IL said 10 have attain