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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14

Pr;os A per box; or for the oonvenienos Of those
residing where IL has not bssn introduced - yet
win Be- forwarded by mai, prepaid, 10 any one en-.
closing 81 lstaerstsmps In any part Of the United
stAas sxesps Oregon and California; OF 70 these for
So stamps.
~ A liberal discount 70 dealers, and delivered in
New York city ire Of expense.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14

IOHN A. KEYS, Merchant Tailor, No.
- ll8 King street, Zone door west Of Pity Alex
andria, Va. 49, =. $500 tslgisas tn
Constantly on hand Shirts, Drawers, Cravats; de-,
and everything TO be found IN gentlemen Quitting
establishment. mar 80-ly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Tenth street
entrance on ID street
VIII take several Apprentices Also, good hands
wanted.
She VIII cut and basse, cut Innings and Patterna
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14

n q -. CHAHLES STOTT n GU,
ian 10--2awsm ~ ~ - fer Washington.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14

JOSEPH G. G. KENNEDY,
LATE OF TIE cKrsUB ovyIcs, ff
Prosscutss Claims before Congress and the Depart
IVA ments. n vi 4tfr
Once corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
over the Savings Bank
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14

s.. RCHAN MT + AILOR,
No. l2l King street, Alexandria, "a,
AFFERs 10 the public well selected
~ stock Of Cloths, Csssimeres, and vestings
which he ID prepared TO make up 81 short notice. and
on reasonable terms ap 7--eodly
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01
ELIZA


beauty There il something in
Il anty, whether IT dvulls IL the btl.
hitu nc :, 10 The peiwled leaves d
flowers. The spakling sniace Of The
slal'kllng fountain, or TINT aspect
whirl, l' a'lies over its statue, that
makes nai,lut,fn lis ruin. | should
npt e,ivy hat man his feelings who
could no. SEE II Ienf wi'ler or IL flower.
fall ai'huut Il slight tribute If regrei.
This tender interest is The beauty Of
becoming greif and affection, t' Ma
tu'e IN a,l,ersity never deserts us
She comes more near us in our sor
rows. and Lending rs away from the
paths Of Disappointment aud pain inio
her soointhirg reeesses. alluys the
anguish Of our bleeding hearts, buds
up the wounds that hase Inflicted
whispers tho meek piedgcs Of n better
hope. aud, in harmony viii, spirit Of
still hoiier birth. points to that home
whore decay and death can never
come.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01


M"nBtD CunloslTY The N. Y.
Syracuse Sfandaid says that tie til
al of Flyer ftt the murder of lis vifc
was attended BY hundreds of fenntles
from tue opening I'LL The elise aud
one day When ii was anticipated that
something u an Ii,te'ieato nature
woull be introduced, lbe crowd of
hlnales was greater than ever Mnny
have attended evry moment since the
trial commenced. Numbers of mar.
rie1 lodies ear4ied their dinners, like
echool girls anl remained there ind
retained ti,ei,s seat~ nj noon, and sotne
ev. . requiring lheil servant. TO bripg
them waini dinners. Il. Uelt0.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

ANOTHER FlRE IN IlcksBtne .-
We learn by telegrapl'ie dispatch from
VirksLnrg lla, the foundry Of Messrs.
Vauloon, Paxton &Co.. in that city.
was destroyed by fire on the evening
Of the 2l-t inst. The loss is estima-
ted az $40 900, on which there was
IN insurance If only 5000. Vicks-
burg is particularly unfortunate tbi-
season. aud has suffered much from
destructive fires. = Bulletin.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

Ie- Capt Howe. Of the Army, at
present residing in bal imore, aud at.
lached TO tlie staff Of Gen. Walback,
has been ordered to Fort Leavenwvrth
10 take eharge Of a light Laltrry there.
His company will join the force under
Gen llarney, who are soon to peue.
,rate he Sioux territory On an expe-
diiion agaiust that savage tribe, for
the purpose or checking their deprs.
dations.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01
NUMBER A.

Tie relatives of Poole had exlfess
aIdesite 10 have funeral setnitb trpas
ciea next Sabbath. Tie pasior mir
Wakely) was iealy 10 eofply with
their r. quest Hnd 1t was 80 stated
Siuee that announce metlt. innliittdes
If inquiries have beeh tbyde, aid ibe
f,ost intpnse anxiety expressed te
bear. Bt' In tiew If lie present state
of the public mind in reference to The
eatastrol he, and that The hvuse Of
worship, wlicl, un ordinary occasions
is FIJI and ovt,aowing would lie too
sinall Ia. toniain tiofp than atwehieth
part Of thuss wliu desire to attend.
therefore the friends Of The deceased,
the paslef md trustees If Tile church
have all concluded That 1t Is inexppdi-
eui TO lave u funeral discourse deliy-
cred.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

Mr.. Editor knowing you to lie
disguised to award impartial justice IL
every n,au md believing that when
an npportuni'y bas escaped III which
you have hpi given publicity to real
merit that II ls owing to any negIi.
ge''ee npoh your party but from III
euruUlintable difficulties over wlith
you Ind III control. and which has
served to keep M interesting subject
III ibe da'k, | ptopvse therefore to
yive'to the public through, your eol-
n,nns ile result of The last meeting
and qualification " Of The "Bafon
Rouge btutum It appears that ii
,net at HE Methodist church, aeevtding
TO Adjournment The house being cali
"a lu oder Tue President III tie must
''ea,itiIul and elesant language made
a sliott and impressive speech, Wien
he introduced Ciaeu NJ. Hutebns.
Esgr, upoh the stand, whu l,nd been
previously invited BY The society 10
deliver il lecufe to thsm Upon "Chiy-
atty" Mr. untellibs iose with digni-
~ IN his conDieiiatiee md a pleasant
sIiiils uI'ui, lis lace aud spoke III tbe
i,iost eloquent titus Ut ancient hero
sin and mod RI gallaiitrs pictured
n gloaiug thoughts ll,e cliyalfoiis
leeds u our tuieit tliers and the doi4
lle p'twer of mu,l II, Knights. In the
,',ute daring adventure, vl natftmoni-
NJ specufuttons We have seldun ever
list, ned tv Ii discourse viii, fnure strils-
ing figures, ilitfu thrilling poetry ani
ntte iil,ssfal,le and soul melting NJ.
l,eu 3 to ienm,s tenderness than was
made uIil, Ibis utcbsi.h. | tell y3n
NJ Cyn,et IN all sincerity ii made my
very h at iltltter within me, aud the
eitetiIe eds ilaslied through my suul
At the rotndlng Of eteii ptliud Eyes
Hlshe'l III eyes. with aStuni>h he'd sur
pf and tile cold thllls run Ger the
aud Dt cheek flushed aul iulbpd pale
alternately as the subject I'd. nued,
trnm 4 picture # the liumuh Gladia.
I to the n'ure pleasing scenes III The
palior 1T t, pinc lrliaee and the
,iiote refined manners and customs of
. vilzed soc',ss AIpr loud and fe
peatul ncplinn,iiuns our here closed
The cent. and when lie curtain fell
Tie President i,Ioiinpd lis, this was
The "glpriIleafion and obituary If
The :" Young me'''s ls eeun Our
hand still tteubles as lie gold pen
which we ,nw l,ol,i gli,lps over the
.,nueb stniare Of Iiulscap. in record |
Ing 'hl mighty achievement. Of him
WHO lust lla~, 50 isf't won The lau-
tnls f.om he brow Ut his competitions.
aud ul,o hus 50 long been battling for
The first hollors Of eluculiuu ia the
:" ivnnI hei,s Lycenm. .
IA ~ A u
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

A MINISTER PLaaiAAlztke. .--The
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin of The New Yo.k
Senate, The s,iccps>or Of Gov CLARK in
that body delivered an oration at Uti.
ca, oil the cl'maeter Of Washington,
On The I'D Of Febuary 1t seems
Tint lie bad the i'np'udeut vanity to
pint it, and The Rochester Union
prints some Of The passages in par.
allied columns with extracts from an
orHtion delivered by Thomas 1reate
Paine, at Newbuftport, in 1900.
Numetnus passages ale Identical, and
others Il little altered, but not iinprov.
ed.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

There are now IN The College Of
Music, ut Leipzig, Germany. ii We
American pupsls--a young lady from
Baltimore, Two Young ine', from New
York. one from Boston. and one from
Springfield. Golds.hidt the husband
Of Jenny Liud, was pupil at this
college.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01
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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

IT, On Monday the I'd pros,. mn
elv,iion il IL BE- held for one As4ucialc
.Iudge cf the Supreme Court, made
vacant. hy limitations Judge A. NJ.
nnchanau, tie present incumbent ia II
candidate for rc.elpeiion. and Judge
7. II. Kennedy IL also spoken q to
till the vacauey.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

~ Mr.. ,'ptgp Z. Bates. d travel
let ii Califuspia. writes to The Detroit,
Advertiser, giving at account Of the
science of the Fiat Head ludiuna in
e,nbalning tll,ir dead. lie says that
these rule savages. understand, and
practice the art Of e'nbal'ning witt
IA much sLill a+ The Ancient EHyr.
tians, Where these wanderers Of the
4slesrrt learned this arl, is II q'i"ry over
which The nise may we'll ponder.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

ltes,
''The weather is very exhiletaiipg,'
said Augustus. rubbing bis llahds be.
fJre Mrs pattingfyns eoal fire, ll,at
shed its cheerful beams all sto,ind the
little sitting room, lighting up The
sword Of the cotposal upoh the wall
like The glenn vf patriotism In he eye
IT Commander In Chief Gatdnsr when
lie disbaud4d the Irish companies l----
Yes: said she. as The sonhd of The
fitt sleigh fell upon her ear, and the
1i-yah + Of Il inst boy broke the
st''Iuess--''yes, II IL very aetele,atirg.
au, it is very embracing, too. 10 ride
in the eold mir wrapped nr snugly uh.
der the buffalo rvb4s--1 used IL find
ii So"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

On the 9Th inst. Gov Wright. Of
Indiana, received as visitors at his
residence. in indianapolis Governors
p,wcl ui Kentucky. johnson ii Tenn,
Medill Of 0hin, Matterson Of Illinois,
and Grimes Of Ohio.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

s.ns,s The first general election
/. liz Territory cf Nnnas .a'. \ 'o = take
nlacs "a Friday next the su'o INST.
f. anpears by 4 cen u Just taken
,h,, there are 3.0s6 voters IN the
Territory.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

The Rhode I>la,tJ Legislature mp.
rropriated $4,000 for the insane
81 900 to The Normal School; Sl5,.
900 additional toIublic schools; and
s25, 900 10 The State prison.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01
BATON ROUGE, La, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL l. 1856
Low MANY MunE.- A dearih VI

Low Many MurE.- A dparih If
anything like exciting news, gives q
goul circulation ID items of small nus
ntnt fin The pnpprs must be filled.
We have spen HE following item il
At lpas, 4 hundred different l,apers the
pas, week '' III lie State Library,
at Albany New Yoik) are few pie
cps Of npet. yellow with tine, aud
written i,pn With ink III q 'Iain and
seemingly mad,t'phand tn"losed IL d
plass case. Witch afp matters Of deep
historic interest. Ihey are lie ord.
ets aud l'asses giten by General Ben
ediet Attvl,l to Major Anire, BY
which he toul'l I,ass at,l rtpass ,lt
American lines tinhpr IL fictitious
t,ane Willie nt,,,ln litg The ttfastiha
bic correspondence between The at-
inies, and Which were f,unl hpnii liis
rutson when he was arrested ns ii
spy
This rals 10 our tiinI The faet, That
whilst in Boston sumn iu'tr ypars ago
wp spent day III lhp Nlusesn, u,
Iftn,ont sttn.i, gAzi' & altui ssli NY
and alona at lha ",ara arirss'' il, M
Iute. al,l mttyulling Il. the caripus
waiks Of ar--thp well preserved
picked lgviians Il, rarticular IN
lp door fronl lealing to Tie Museum
-@ia lrane anI unler the epser of
ala % we saw what Is ld,lpd ~ the ui-
ini, Al ,laculn, hts alluded tu ulntvp =
and tile question naturally arises
:" How many mote o,igiuals are
there T.
W. hovtAn this city IN antiquarian
who has u fragment Of Noah's Ark.
aud II splinter from the celebrated
alwl, vhirl, Uncle Moses usel witt,
50 mutl, tiT.c, In The wilderness.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

EEf~ A y nocra'lu State Conven.
TOT il II be lell ii tlii= city on the
Third Monday of June next, to make
nominations for State Offices 10 be
filled IL November
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

4 St,unye Union, about mhieh d
p,an is ;isuam;ssijle. In the Rush
vile Illinois paper we see that Mr..
Henry Loosely has been united in
bands of " l,ely wellock = with Miss
Mary A. Breed.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

Death IF Lord Ponsonby - We did
not know that there wus such a lord in
the land. until the announcements Of
lis death viscoun' fun,onlry di, d at
Brighton on tho 22,l uIto
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

TnFAfnleAL Mrs. Charles How
nra n'ade her frs, appearances ~ New
ORLEANS 1T the Pelican Theatre Oh
Saturday night last in til" "Maniic' .
aud "thu 1--we Chase. On The sane
evening Danisettl's Opera Of Anm l'o-
lena, was to lave been produced ~
the Orleans"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

rr 4 M e,iae held IN -, Louis
the o,ker .sas nominat,al Col, Thos
n geu,on, for thc Presidency
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01


A Tyre SETTlka MAeHlNE.--Tbe
New York correspondents VI the
Charleston Courier suys
Mr.. William Michel, y brother Of
John Mitchell, hns invented type
setting machine. II has already lad
. fair trial, aud succeeded in printing
II book at about the ordinary cost Vf
conp,sitiuIl. 1t was employed 10
print The new octave volume vi George
l'ancioit. the historian, announced by
Harper II Bros. An extensive piip,.
er Is SO satisfied with The Dhtluer in
Which the matliine wotks, that hp has
ordered five OF them for bis establish
inen. One Of them will be sent to
the Paris exhibition
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

House Rents in New Tork. Not
witls'andlng The predictions il,ai l,ouse
,ents in New York VIZ uld fall, ihe
Journal Of Commerce says 1t hns yet
TO beat Of tlle first iiIstahce where any
reduction has been made exeep. on
large Or fashionable dwellings while
IN many eases rents have been raised.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

A Nopel Pleage.--In Sullivan
county. Indiana. one of the can,lida,.S
tor county clerk was pledged to give
one halt the proceeds Of the office to
tho widow "f the late clerk. and the
other promised in the event of his elec
ton to marry the widow.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01

y y D
Tus Can is DEAp,--We have nn-
III now, heen disposed To doubt The
truth OF the rumors in reference lu the
death Of the Car Of all the kusstas
hut nuw, that We see. what il called /,
gnod picture IT him Ii Tie nsl'a, wc
feel satisfied that the rnmar il founded
III, it i is not actually tie fact. We
are curiuus to know the artist of that
head hat praises may be sung to
him, and his eva phis handed over 10
the knickp,l,ocker gallery. How very
like priuee Jerome Bnanapart tlle
agar looks-er rather did look, for
INV he leuks no more
Z lmpercus Cesar dead and gone to clay,
Might stop hole ~ keep the WIND away,
on that that earth which kept the world In
s.,eusl stop a hole texpel the winters thaw. :
IT, Thr l.ond.n Punch. has beer
prohibited throughout the prussia,.
Kingdom. Some ,iisrepsseble eataea.
tups having recently appesred u
Punch, his eiisndea the taste of II
crowned heads.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-01
EE Ii Tie Atneriean Etlone,sy

EF If Tie Anaeffcen Exponent
published Ii New Orleans, il designed
as conservative Journal II strikes Us,
fr,m its complexion lately, that L is
uverstrpting the lin,it and dpgenefal
ing into the tabbilnass of uthet pelii4
can pppe's. The last 'l,nber before
u, IL full Of incendinaty appeals III
support Of candidates for oflice, Of
whom the people certainly ,ught to
be able to Judge, witl,uut the ,isual
clap-trap Of which The following i u
sample from The Esponeht--"l,relhef
Mechanics We have few words to
Say y yca. lour honesty II politics
a* well rs Ia sonr business, has never
bren huubled, nor can II be. We are
ne' now offered 80 per day aud ruasi
beet, ' but or ticket points you to a.
hunest Il set at men as ever we're put IN
nomi'a'ion for your ruIl,ages. :
llamle''s advise u the players,
would be good, for II conservative press,
IN politics and religion, 10 follow =
There i such 'hirg as tearing / pas.
sion t. at,ers, and doing too much
Tor u e,ol cause. Nothing but eeol,
calm and dispas>iouaie reason, can
ever be used successfully against er.
fpN.
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Mildew on Gooseberries.

My father had some nice goeseberry
bushes; every, year they would blow and
show fair prospect of fruit, until they
would be about half grown, when they
would all mildew, and not one, he tfit TO
eat, This state. of things ontinued foI
several years when we happened to hear
that to pour strong soap suds over the
bushes, once or twice a week. when the
fruit was setting, would prevent the mil
dew. Last summer we tried it, and the
bushes fairly bent with fruit, which would
fairly makasoneas mouth water, instead oi
their eyes as before. A neighbor last
Spring put SCOT on his gooseberries, and
the result was he had gooseberries without
mildew.--Genesee Farn,er.
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Too Anxious by Half.

An amusing affair happened between q
coal dealer and o purchaser. The latter
was very anxious to see that the former
: did not cheat him, SO het the purchaser)in-
dspected the Weighing of the coal himself,
and felt perfectly satisfied that he got his
efnll allowance, without any desire on the
part Of the coal dealer to shave How
ever. while the coal was weighing, the
driver could not help laughing, aware at
the time that the purchaser was particu-
s. lar about his full weight of coal. The
purchaser noticing the laughing Of the
driver, asked him, when he received his
gcoal, what-it was all about;r SO the driver
told him: why, said he, when your Goa
was Weighing you were standing on aa'
eascales, and was weighed with it. is it pos
sible2 why weigh nearly two hundred
poundsI' We'll, SIR said the driver, 'yor
are sold, Yes was the reply, and | hav'
bought myself too = =.