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THE WONDERFUL Lady HAsAp
Il RlVED.-fhe best planet resssr - a1 ~
The moot difficult questions will be solved he .o,
euce and calculation from many years of atady ~,
a snort tlma enly,) by MADAME MAiIDs uoI
Franshn street, between Sd and 4th streets n. oa
door to Alex MOTIFS residence 7s
C1res can be msde for BLINDNESS. CAN
al SLIM
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

DTCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
HI ON CLAY, TENTH AND MARSHALL SIS,
VA.-The next session will commence
the first Monday In October and close the last Thur
day In June. Pupils may Is admitted at any tuna,
first day Of the session.
The cost OF grounds buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
reasonable desire fhe course OF instruction II ex-
tansve and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
apparatus, school desks. d c., have been provided
Rev; B. MANLY, il -Presdent.
Mr.. II; LATHAM, Math. and Physical Sciences.
Rev II. Fl. TUCKER, Ancient and Ens Literature
DIR. r A. LEWIS, Botany, 30.
Mrs EMMA HOLcOMBE, English Branches
Miss ELIZABzTH v. NELSON, English Br.nches
Miss NINA CHOLLET, French and German
N. Jos MICHARD, Spanish and Italian.
Mis- JANE 8. sTANARD, Preparatory Depart
MTs GEoKeIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
partment.
Miss MARY c. LATHRoP, Preparatory Depart.
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE, Plano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE. Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH gULLY. Harp.
Mrs EMILY GkU6B. Drawing, Painting, be.
Mr. EUGENE CREHEN. do
MIR. and Mrs r. SUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PEI SESSION.
BOARD and WaAhing..
Tuition in Preparatory Department....."".... 80
Collegiate ::........... 81 81
Dravine Painting. &s... 10 to 40
- Pamphlets containing further information may
.as-dsm Rev. 3. MANLY. Js.
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MuDIcInps
.LORI = yEWo,-

VEOhI Y VEWS-DI
~ JOICE i'-t,roNARr "a fJ fuR~
celebrated tuU9H sYRUti The ss r~vd,... IL
, tIcns, !. the e., .tssoa Of coan.,1ss
.ss. Of R ssis Ss,s's .... Is.asas
Richmond without Z ,., 81 is' virsass
greatest medicine ever sav n,y fats v,,l 4ss. =
.haoss Of those afflicted VIZ ksSSasoded md ~.
Asmemosr Lsonsrd's Cough ssrnushs Co.
rIiesEl5s per bottle; so.sis'as
Hit M e o. n 20 81 q Z; B faosAa, s,o.1 A.
Rissno D s M ysT ,.. ana ds.i.'
Messrs- PURCELL, LApnA cnsn,s. Wa
Richmond. Va Va 9Th aud =.
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TACKsON'S ExCELsI0E BITES

~ RICHMOND, Aug. II, 81
Mr.. K. III. JACKsoN--D eas Sir: Through thu iuu'
mentality of q friend Of mine, 1 was isduesttJHa
me no rood II would do ms 90 bar sccoftlri
tried the same Of morning, likewise nay wife sd
10 tha course of one week her appetite improysd'a
thank God, she found from that time relief ,Hd
must, 70 justice to mysslf and wife. very hiIhl'
conmeed the above Bitters as being the beH VI
ever tried; and feeling it my duty to thsls va
friend for the advice 10 try them, would adHis 81
those satfering from tho frat STAGE CT DYspsPsaI
try them. They ,qill exclaim Ike u,-"Bst-fe"
not he found"
Yours, respectfully,
". J. BAsTH1L0Ni1
TheY may be found al r.. j. eiscfs, A. saa'i'ri
4. n. Zaehriosop's, Chas Mi!lspss .h's, Esaa."A
HeerG', sad Ile=. Dcgefs. Druggists, kishmoRd v
All orders promptly attended 30. sH
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EDUCATION.
I-sEs Kings SCHOOL, CoasrR o.

M sstAp AND MAYO grREETs, will opsn On
MORAY. the nth Of September next. The Ia
strus ton thorough. the discipline mild, but frm
Con,pst-nt assistsnts In the French, Nude Drawing
ADD Painting departments have been engaged.
tx Or
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1855 FALL SUPPLIES ~ lS3,eg5
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEN'
GEORGE j. SuMNEn.,.
No On prIRI fOR l4rH) sfREEh

RICHMOND, FAa x,r,ssss
Is prepared the present season to S'5 *
visiting this m.riet very large s na LOCI
of CHINA, GLASS AND oynEans ss. vkiss
b. found upon s1,mlnstion, TO b sSa.,
AID variety 10 aoy stocs 10 tbs eosnt' sss:a,
sold for cash or on the usual time 20 sp.f.s,
toners. on as good terms IS az ss,tieul.fy 80
e s s. e. ths H Sf so. s have
Suy 10 the Northern elites without ,ss ss s
them our goods and prices with sD' mos. ,saiai -
they will save their expssses; ssTq sttsntes
10 the psompt shipment and iorwafa .ts q! fs:sp
r. srONEWARE OF the oe'' s'' sr
prices ---,~, q
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n1aTTREsgFS- sECOND-HAAp

MATTRESSES, SEC0 ND-h AZ ~
AVA FURNITURE, Gc.-The chsspa.' gsTsi..r,
made Mattresses of sll kinds; Gcond-hsoa, s,ay,,.
of various descriptions; Cooking sad o.nI ~. &c,
ways on hand: Mattresses made oyel W VT ck.ssl
10 new; Furniture of all kinds hepsb'''
WANTED TO PUaCHAsE-k lars. q ga, H.
country saUoKs, ready prepared f9I rg YsD
tresses, by JAMES ~ s,s rfss1
se 6-dlmlc2ls Corner Grsse sad "" -
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10 H. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
xOs COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ON FRANK.
Fhis School will reopen MONDAY, the 18th Of
September next, for the ten following months, on
Pupils are prepared eithsr for College or the
Courtins Room.
4. Toe entering o. some OF .ne hopn. upos snS
Cisfs for beginners in English ard Lstin vii' be
formed There Will also be received int the Glasses
irsady formed one more Pupils.
Eas,danee over the SohooI an 25-Im
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FAMILY FLOUR We aIa now pre-
l. rared to furnish choice FAMILY FLOUR
Sc 12-2w H. Il. l. L. p. TALIAFERRO

CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOa.-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. g. Salmon of H.
nois and wherever it has Teen exhibited, has tax OF
precedence of all Others, tor cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver III edal awarded to the inventor
st the Worlds Fair In New York, and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 il has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will Sc
parate any two seeds of different size weight is
simple in its construction. and easily kept in order
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses it requires
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use.
1t can be furnished at the following rices viz
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 80 bush.
els per hour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
For farmers Machene that will clean 50 to
so bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
For farmers Machine arranged fer horse
power that will clean so bushels per hour 60
For 4 Miilers Machine that will clean 80 to so
bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. s.
For Milers' Machine that will clean 80 to
IS bushels per hour. ...................... lOt
For a Millefa Machine that will clean 1916 to
$50 bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. 49,
For Miller's Machine hist will cesn $50 to
200 bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. 2u6
Address no. M ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmana Va
N. B-County Rights will be sod on reason able
terms. fe 2o-2awtsl R.M.A
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'E'HREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL,
Z ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER on
18th AND N sTREET, CHURCH Hill,
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-The cor
ner house Is finished has rooms and comnodious
hitchep. is ready for tenant now. The other tvs
are smaller and will be finished in few DAYS This
desirable property, and will be sold Or EXCHANGED
lot young negroes upon terms to please. Should no
sale or exchange BIS made, the property will be rent
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low
side. soH'a
Apply to GEO. WCODRIN
10 @5r General A gent and COLE ctor
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CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS,

~ "RIcHMoND, Nov. %, 1851 hsV: yes ~ -,
all the cough remedies OF the day arc bss' sIys
tstion In saying that believe MRS q - ,,.,.rr
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most vsaso,o y ~.
ton of the kind now 10 use, ard ss hI.,isasgs
slcloe' Indispensable. z "Ahr ,-s.i
mrs. DAVIS Couch REsEDY-We ;sa 't,T,,
the virtues OF this medicine from the ~. 81 a {
witnessed Its operation In bad soSsh', %
afforded speedy and decided reLiek-Risa, ~ 1. -
For sale by Mrs. A. 3. DAVIS, sennsu ut,,..s,.
Alex puvsi, Paterson l. Jackson, ChN ~ -
b.. Sisat 4 BoAater aud Chsriss " in,,------
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COMMISSIONER s OFFICE.
CHESTERFIELD c. Fl Sept. no ie55
NO THE CREDIT0RS OE T,IiE .

CHEsTERFIELD c. H Sept 10. lass.
Two The CREDITORS OF THE ES-
- TATE OF VIM. D. FUQUA. DECD. Ann
aoiihed, that at the request of Geo. w Saeii;ns.S
shetin OF the county OF Chesterfsld. and a. sn.I
Adml0istrator of VIM. d Fuaua dec,d ana q sacn
susoce OF decree Of the Circuit Court of said &
y, IN the case OF Christiana Fusua against VIM n
raqnas Administrator sGd Others, pronounced ~
DAY OF Oct next at my Office for taxing an
of the naturalization Of the said estate ana az
AID also an account of ell debts and demands
the same. against
Given nader my hand a. Commissioner Of the -
Circnit Court the day and year first Aforesaid saia
sc l4-w4w w. w. +. COGBILI. e..
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cEx THE UNDERSIGNED having
eS2ax DISPOSED of his intsfss. n the COACH
HxKING BUHIEEss, formerly sondssted Oh 18th
stYsst between Msiu snd Grace streets, to his ste
partner, takes great pleasure ia recommending him
Ia his frienda and bsgs to assure them that sli
york given him will be done in faithful and work
manIike manner
jy 27-Sm. w. w 6AILEY.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER'
II sHIP-The so-partnersh heretofore exs:
ms un6e. the style and fra OF BAILEY FRAN
CTS was this day dissolved By mutual consent. an
persons having claims against the concern Will please
sressnt them; and those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment TO w. w Bailey
W. w. BAILEY,
Jalr Ist,ls55. o. a FRANCIS.
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RNSOLUTION.-The Co Partnership
IIhe reofers existing under the hra OF SENNs11
&JaMES, was dissolved on the LIST ins.' oy MUTUAL
Il persons having claims ssainss the concern wiii
o,es M them for liquidation, aod those indeoted
wi uIs,ss call and settle their respective accounts
~''' ''e" GENNET l. JAMES.
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
IL THEMATICAL ACADEMY-
w. d. STUART, Principal,
w. TuURMONb, Assiitant
The Exercises of this Institution, situated near the
corner Of Clay and eth streets. will be commsneed
Will be given in addition to the Elements, 10 the
Ancient aud Modern Lanausses hiathematiss, Nat
Philosophy. Chemistry, History. Ge.
TERMS,
fpdtGbls semt.1anuutIy In Advance
For tusson In Latin, Mathematics and Enslish. $50
French and Drawing, extra. each. 90
Greek, extra..t ....s..s.. .....s... 10
REFERRNCEs:
Col. =. Fl. sMIrH and the Officers of the va. Mill.
tary Institute.
Hon. ALEX: Fl. f. STUART, Stanton, Va.
Hon. JOHN LETCHER, Lexn ston, Va.
Col. Lorenzo THOMAS, u. S. A.
Gen. VIM. H. RIcHARDsoN and p. II. As.ETT.
Richmond.
Professors GEsssER HARRISON and 8. MAUFlS, Uni
versit7 of Va
Mr.. Stuart 10 graf of the Va. Military lnsti.
tate and for three years discharged with great salts:
faction the duty of Assistant Professor Of Mnthe
MATES in it do with great confidence say to the
patrons OF his Academy, that they will find In him
zsaous competent and faithful teacher.
Francis H. SMITH,
81 Sian Sup't of Va. Military Institute.
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1 s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSIC al
s&s AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. RICHMOND,
VA-The ninth sessiou of this Institution will COM
mense on the oath of September, 1855.
. TERMS PER SESSION.
English branches or beginners in Latin. S5c 90
advanced Latin, Greek, and hg CHER Msthe-
so 90
W L5hGoHses eeeh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the corner Of Franklin and Adams ety.
90 S-d&wIm
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
~ The next session OF this Institution will be-
gin the I'd WEDNESDAY Q0th,) OF October. The
Faculty copsistG of
BENJAMIN g. EWELL,
President and Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Sciences.
REV. SlLAS TOTEM, d. ID. L. L. D.
Professor OF Moral aud intellectual Philosophy az
Bellies Lettrss;
MORGAN J SMEAD, Phi Dr.
Professor eff Languages;
HENRY A. WASHINGTON,
Professor of History and Political Economy;
WILLIAM GREEN
Professor Of Municipal and International Law;
%, JAMES N. WISE, A. M;
- Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
fhe course of Instruction 10 extensive, embracing
ne studies pursued at similar institutions.
The expenses forthe Session vary from $50 to 97o
dollars. Nv
1t may not be improper to say, in view of the
alarm created by the epidemic prevailing in Nortl Ii
and Portsmouth, that Williamsburg. lie now and has
peeo the whole summer, rsma kabiy healthy, and in
the opinion of physicians WILL in all probability re.
main
For further information address the Secretary OF
the Faculty "
Williamsburg Va Aug. 25 1855.
su 25-IawtOl
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The WATCH and JEWELRY business
will continued heretofore, in ell its branches,
by the subscriber - ,,,,rr
Sc IL C.GENNEI.
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nTssoLurroNs. 10.

V0TICE.-The partnership of Nance,
IL sst -r 4 Co., 10 this day dssoivsd by mutual
.,a..,, All percons having claims against the mid
,.s.s xjll present them TO B. A. Nance for set
asn and al Dersous indebted ~ the seid concern
viii msks payment % said Nance, a ne s aions
eolpo. IT. NANCE,
eonoe JAS. NJ P. BAKER
JNO. ID. BAKER,
49, r.. A. BAKER
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g. T. PENDLETON'S f LISH,
Cs CLASSICAL AND MATHEM NAUTICAL
SCHOOL. 4rH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANK LIN. The subscribers School will SOM
1nence l7Lh September and continue to 18th July
lie returns his thanks to his patrons of the past
SION and expects to conduct the School during the
ensuing session with Increased facilities.
TERMS $40 for Elementary Studies $50 aud 500
for advanced do; payable semi annually in advance
4-6w g. T. PENDLETUN
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~ L. G.. SAI.TER'S ENGLISH,
W. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, ON 4TH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARsHALL.-The Third Session of this School will
commence Monday. the 18th September, and close
July 18th 1856.
Mr. j. L. WILLIAMS, an A. M graduate Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, will assist the Principal in the
Classical and Mathematical departments With
scholarship this gentleman combines the experience
Of several years in teaching.
TERMs-(One half in advance)
For Primary English. .SS5
. Higher Go Observation-Disclosures. %
" Classics Or Mathematics. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Frsnch..................... 20
ss 5-im*
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as7sgisa ali s
49,
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
1t the augusta House, Main Street. Richmond
BY MISS s. l.. +. SMITH,
This Institution will open on the LIST day of Octo
Der, and continue until LIST of Ausust - WV
TUITION
Per Session OF 10 months. payable quarterly IN sd
vance:
Sidtses.. S12 IN &I6
EneHsh Ciasses.. .......................2 5
Mathematics and French or Latin. ............. 40
Any other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Sie extr,
Music at Masters, prices. '~''"
hiss SMITH will make an honest effort to ,n,,s,t
" hole duty. ' 'e'
REFERENcEs-Prof. c. Wills and Prof r.
stuart, Of Randolph Macon College. Va.
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nTSseI.UTlOE.--The firm Of Nj. Mo-
IL CoRMaCK 4 CO. was dissolved on the I1 \.
- iul, last nv ssrsemsnt; by like agreement w M
- lam will pay eli the debts due In tho nnr's OF
,he -. m ana wi asa receive all the debts due
the eo',~e' =, .'" WIN. r. LADU,
." ti'> e""'e'H' NJ MCCORMACK.
Richm md, 4th Angus, 'Sa'. o,d
j with pleasure recommend TO my o oIa
,,;s.es and custome,s my late partner, Mr.. LA
- -, ,n;ts .ura he will serve them as well ana
- .s,,.t.. nriiy ss did chs late concern Of ~ NC
- $500, ,aL's,AsS V -, o ''' n. MCCORMACK
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

cushion put in The chair Of State,
Hatch IL coming over 10 the Legislature,
sandidge has gone on 10 set by the
old "War horse" or wheel horse
we forget which Lacey is representing
New Orleans, and our friend the Judge
has put new bottom in the Treasury.
Neither ono Of these gentlemen, will
need the "Piny's' services for sea-
son and it would not be reasonable to
call on tbem now for further aid. All
tho grea. principles that shook tho
foundation Of the State month ago,
are settled. There is no more need
now Of calling the Know Notbings
"thieves' mid gbt assassins," etc
Tho great questions based ut the bot
tom and capped q. tho top with The
"spoils' are at present put TO rest, by
placing tho truthful in Office and
there Is no sufficient reason why tho
Piny should continue on its music
for nofh;u We wouldn't, If in Rich
mopd's place.
When tho Presidential Canvass
comes on, then the Democratic Gen
trails may do something to galvapize
the Piny into life again. II is all i'm
portant, that il should Then be in ex-
istepee, otherwise the Livingstoniaps
might vote for the Know Nothing
candidate in mistake We are hon
estly sorry that Read is about to with
draw from the Press gapg, and stop
The publication Of ono Of our most val
liable exchanges. II is a shifting
world however, and We are forced to
cry now and then, in order 10 laugh
the louder.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

EXTENSIVE PosToErrcE RoBgERy.
"A dispatch from Philadelphia, dated
November Goth. states that a number
Of letters mailed from and registered
at the Postofficc in that city, have
been discovered to be missing. Two
letters mailedby THos. DlDDLE 4 Co.,
contained $4,000 in Pennsylvania
coupon bonds, and $4,000 in. West
chester Railroad bonds. Messrs. LAW
& MAcALL1srER miss $4,000 in the
last named bonds.
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SYNOPSIS or THE pROGBEb1HGs OF
THE PoL.uE JuRy.-~At a called ses
sion Of the Police Jury for the Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, held al the court
house, in this city, on The 26th ulto.
the following appropriations were made
for bridges, damaged, or washed away
by the late freshet, For bridge tt
be bull. over the Big Sandy Creek
on The road to Greensburg, $500, on
the Same Creek, a. or near the resi-
lenoe Of Geo. Reddins on the Liberty
road, the sum Of 1910. For a bridge
over Dry Bayou, on the Greensburg
road, tho sum Of 1926. For bridge
over the Conito, at or near Mrs
Hooper's, 5000. Tho following reso-
luton offered by II. r. Wajdi'l, was
adopted
That Vim. Kelly, John browning and
q. Redding be appointed committee to
lay out Road, commencing about Two
hundred yards beyond Redding's gin mud
thence to intersect the old road west Of
Kelly's house, the old rad to remain open
until the new one is IN good order On
condition that M charge 10 made by said
parties for said Road
]. N. Elan chairman Of committee
from Tho city council, reported favora-
bly, to the Jury on the project TO erect
a new Court House, on Florida Square.
The Committee appointed nj last Session,
on Redwood Bridge report that the Plank
Road Company refuse to abandon said
Road b. the Parish Consequently said
Bridge cannot he made by the Parish.
The following was adopted as a "Stand-
ard Of Education" necessary ~ qualify
teachers Of Public Schools ia this Parish.
lie shall be learned
tst, Orthography; al, English Gram
mar 3d, Geography; Ath, Arithmetic /,
3tn, HISTORY OF hne DNlteu StHbeS eJn,
Constitution II the State; 7th, And he
shall be competent to Judge Of the relative
capacities Of children and their intellectual
developments.
The following Resolution Of A. Dixon
was adopted
Resolved, That Mr.. X. D. Wilson be and
he is hereby appointed examiner Of Teach
ers Tor the Public Schools Of this Parish
A salary Of $50 per annpm was al
lowed Mr.. Wilson. A petition from
a number Of citizens, Was presented
and read, prayid , tho Jury to have
tho Road from the Save Mill on the
Plank Road. to tho Con'ite River, ex-
tended from said river to point on
tho Comite Road noer Grocnvoll
Springs, tho road TO DO Ibid out on
the shortest and best route between
those two points. !
The Jury adjourned Sine dir.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

Civil WAR IN KANsAs.--Despat-
chos g,om Louisville, Of tho 4tbjnst.,
say:
The excitement in Kansas still con-
tinues without abatement. At tho
city Of Lawrence there is an organized
force under Gen. lame Of about one
thousand men. rrrncd with rifles, who
are throwing up earth works. and burn.
ing beacons. Gen. Lane BIDS, def
ance to tho Governor, and harrangues
the populaoc, urging them to fghb.-
Governor Shannon, who is Of Frank
lin with two or three hundred men,
has, by authority from the President
called to bis aid troops from Forts
Leavenworth and Riley. The most
intense excitement prevails in the up
peropart of Missouri, and overwhclm-
ing numbers are pouring into the ter
ritory from every direction.
A later dispatch says that an attack
by the Free States men on the city Of
Atchison is expected, and that the in,
habitants. have sent to Weston for
armed men.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-09

OurLAwnv.---1n the north eastern
part. Of this Parish, nm old band Of
thieves, and 2 murderers routed some
year Or more ago, seem to be again
reorgan;sed, and are At work, stealing
tho properly Of citizens there. who
are entitled to--and should receive
aid from town. and elsewhere, where
men can be found, TO seour out
that region, and bling tho williams TO
justice. 8Our citizens have not forgot
zen, 'ho Nnany acts Of violence and
blood-shssd which have taken place in
that region; and the vepgcuce, Of m
outraged community, may soon DO
looked for--summary. and without
the legal forms Of delay.