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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

d ath<, was one per cent and th,rty
Eight hundreth>."
Adop ing l.3s per n. the ratio
of increas., .xclu i've of mmigr ton
the increase earh year added 70 fhe az
gr gait of the p-ec ding y ur, s i'll ph e
wha' would h We been the population: Of
he Uni'ed Stat 5 1859, if the narrow
licv Of Nativeis had been st ily
no ec"ted f ON the ado. .tiun of ..ur Con
>ttuton to that tim The long and
tedious calculation IS been made by tht.
Union, and exhibit, the FL owing re-
sd s -
Tnr porul .tion in 1890 being $685.
9 30. and b ing nc c.easld il ne by II e
sur rplis o. births over d aths. woulj in
$50 amount to 1855 .423 whites and
re c1lored per-uns. Bu up turni g
T., the actual ,e;urn, of the nsu- for
1850, we fin the number OF whites and
rec .lored pers rs to be l9 ,9S7 ,573.
1t appears. then, that If forei sners ha !
be excl ded nee 1890, our ropula-
ion IN 1850 " ou d hav, bern 1855 ,423,
Insl'ad Of 9,9S7 573-a Inference of
."pularion betw een the Know No hing
an the Democratic pol cy of l2 632, 100
Of his number, those # for, i'm birth
IS appear by the census of 1850, amount
to 420,58I, leaving 10, ,39l, ,569 native
30 n, but descenda is of foreign parent
age Our opula ion thereto e, in 1850,
was mad. up as follows:
Native born Of unmixe,l blood go. 355 42}
Native b rn OF foreign descent. 80. 10 .39l 500
rorelgu In.... 2,24U 1891
Thus it ap ears tEat If im.nIgr IL Ii
iad been arrested in 1890, o.r popula
,iun now worid hav. be n about what it
was in 1920, when We had OF sing lie
railroad or canal in operation throughout
he whole extent of The Unite Stat s.
We should now lack in numb RS all
equiv lent to the en- lie free pulation
or the f'llowing eighteen leading states
of the Union, nam ly: Alabama. Ark II.
) s, California, Flori a, Illinois, In lian =,
Iowa, Keutuek,, L II siana, NJ chigau,
Mss ssi pi, Miss u i, Ohio, 1cnne see
Texas, Wi-consi', Vligi"ia, AMI N w
York These Stltes have free white
P pull ioi o twelve millions.
Ii the nemb +. Of he Conv ntion
n..w sitting At P.ilad phia, see any coed
reason 10. rrgrtiung he p eserce Oh cur
soil OF The l2,000,00O who haze b e.
upp.ird to US by fcrei N emg'ation; il
they dlStrust the P tao i'm # lha gr' at
ajority Of til Am can p OPP because
Of tn ir alien descent; If the, deplore
tn. t. nstructi n OF The raj roads and
rana's by which our vas, contin n Is in
fers cted, mountains levell' d, distance
ami ila d W ! h and all III comforts
and d' lights of lii cs' ased diffu :
d , ii, in other wo d.. they prefer til
civiliz ii n of Japan or OF L b ador tn
that Of whieh their o ganiz ltinn is on OF
the ! as' cred talt f u,ts, III II let them
make ch n .dmissio, boil, III. all
"h" think WI them M, kp ~ where to
in their friends,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

H Pine m sters and presidents
s'mble laborers tempted by high wages
to undertake difficult. dangerous, and
d;leterious empl ,yment.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

" Johns IN say that til grentest
OF tn az are p PR nnak-rs
they transform the beggars' rags into
81 cts for editors TO lie o..
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

ouch a chord IN the heart OF many wander
T in California.
RomexarG E0uad. 4
Hs comes, he Comes from foreign shore,
And my heart beats high at the sound:
I've eonud the missive DER aud o-er
Tha; tells me he's 'homeward bound
Tn counting the weeks the days and ho hours.
That will bring him the blue sel Ger:
I'm watching the bloom cf the prairie flowers
AsI never watch u before.
Tor he said, 'when you see tie roses bloom
Where the household graves are made,
And the robin sings bis sweetest tune
In the branches overhcsd-
And the whispering leaves r your fancy weave
Pull many cherished sound
Think OF me then. for then m be
On the deck OF The homewsrd bound"
The roso is bursting into bloom,
The robin his nest has made,
And be sings his srng the " hole day long,
Where the dear dcad ones are laid.
And there. with te4rs, I've con.ted The years
That hays parted my brother and mo
Aad thought OF the pain tha. has scared my brain
Since he went over the sea
Rut he comes: The ship La, | IT the shore
The farevslls arp spoken round
breathe sigh for the parted there,
And prayer for The = holnewari bound.r
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

n@ The share Of ki-s il slii bv the
edior o tn Louisville 7imrs to be clip.
ticil. Th must be derive f.om ih~
-ensation onr experiences when -njov-
ng he luxury, for it is certainly a lip
tiesle.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

THE WOUNDS or TIE iI.Akr You
may go into ball room," " ties the
nathor Of Human Nature, "whe. ere
are two hui ed woman. Our hund ed
and niat ty-nine Of them you will pas,
with as IN 'ch iud;fferen-e as one h "a
dr-d ami nine y nine pullet-; bi, the
two huniredth lrresi tab draws YOU t.
her. Th-r. are on hu dred anis"ner
and nincty>nin- cleverer ones present !;
but she alone has the magnet that at.
tracts you Now, what Is that magnet !:
Is 1t her manner that charms Is it her
voice that strikes on one ,f those thou
sand and one chords Of your nervous
system, and makes it vib ate as sound
docs on hollow glass Or do her Eyes
affect you, 50 that YOU have no time to
reflect, and no opportunity for your he,ll
TO Judge how you can digest the notion
they have put into it Or Is it animal
magnetism, or what the plague IS it ~
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

sRr One su unmer evening ge"tlc-
man called on a lady-an Acquaintance
OF his, After the compli nruls of the
evening she expr s>ei her surprise t
his appearing in slippers, despite his as
''riions as to their Superior comf,rt in
consequence of heat. She con inned her
argument as to ,hir great wan; Of t.st",
and concluded by saying, thai for her,
"'he did not ike to see gen leman with
anything on but LoGts %
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

An AGE OF PKosnEss. .-Iu Winches-
ter, Va, Mr., John Wys n info ms the
c,isens thai he has ass ciaIcd wi,b h IN
IN the mercantile business has daughter
Virginia, aud Inst hereafter Business
viii b. condu-,rJ uolsr tie siyl, aad
hru'-tf J W!sorg & D'us'.;er.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

% Don't sqleethe my hard 'sthir
if y pleathe =" ~ s., did not squeez
your hand Well, amt you g"ine to ?
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

~- The Boston Transcript gives the
following touching illustraii n of the
sigh price Of provision in that city:
Injecting friend in the street the
other day, with broad grin on his phiz,
We asked him the causr. He pointed to
- surloin steak he wa< carrying, and ~a d
that, as he WAS hurr, ing home. ge;tle-
man offered h'm twenty Eve cents for The
Pririlfge Of ,eaiking ssor. distance Be.
SIDE that s'eak.''
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

Whsn day broke, what beeaue sf ths
pieces'
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04

The District Committee of the Demo-
cratic plrty invited the Hon. S. A.
Douglas to be present at the celebration
of the victory in the Old Dominion.--
His reply is too good to remain unpub-
lished, and here it is:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-04
puet's Cugner.

The following sweet enl simple lines will
tOueh chord in the heart CT many a wander
.r in California
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

BouNrY LAND CLArMs.-T h Q
frauds in land claims perpetrated in
this city. are said TO have been numer-
Gus, and many persons connected with
them. It was for snch charge Will
liam II. Wilder was found guilty j;
and now another individual, in the
person Of Charles Boland, for SINH
lar crime, has been condemned to ten
years imprisonment in the Pcnitentia-
~ at Baton Rouge, by Judge MEGA.
lvb. This species Of fraud. It appears,
had become 70 glazing and extensive
that the government determined on
efec'uslly checking it by severe pun.
ishment, therefore the ssntsncs.-Or-
A1ni1n.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18
THE ExrR EssioN or 11Asps.-L,

THE EXPRESSION or HAsps.-La.
water told Goethe. that on certain
occasion when he held the velvet bag
in church, M collector of the offer.
ings, he tried to observe only the
hands, and he satisfied himself that IN
every individual the shape Of The hand
and Of the fingers, the action aud sen.
tinent in dropping the gift in the bag
were distinctly different and ip'livid
ually characteristic. There are hand
Of various characters, the hand ea'cI
and The hand TO hold /; The hand t.
clasp and the hand to grasp, the hand
that worked or could work aud thu
hand lint has never done ANYTHING
bur holds itself to be kissed, like thai
Of Jaouna Of Arrago, in Rapheal'-
picture.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

LtrE or JAMES Coupon BENtrtT..
The editor Of the New York Herald
denies having anything to do with the
preparation Of bis forthcoming life
He SAYS
I'VE never mean 10 make such an
ass Of our poor self as we have seen
in Chevalier Barntum. Chevalier
Greeley, and others who have given
their silly biographies to the public
When VIC have liesure-if we ever can
spare from The consideration Of public
affairs in thi. country and Euroupe--
We may write the history and progress
Of journalism during the last forty
years in the United States.~ We have
the means and materials to accomplish,
such task better than any other
Journalist now living"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

In Alexandria. on Sunday the Arb, 3
fire occurred IN the daguerrean room.
Of Mr.. Quincy, which, preceded by ~
explosion. causeJ considerable excite
ment ID The town. The fire was ex.
iinguished. however. before nucl, dpm
age had been done to the building. Il
is supposed that n bottle Of alrohal
exploited by the rays Of the sum
The loss Of Mr.. Quincy is about ST..
200.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

ryA very destructive fire in the
woods Of South Carolina, has recent.
ly taken place in which farms and
plantations have been entirely con-
sumed. Railroad tracks have been Ia
ken up BY the devouring element, and
communication with the North entire.
" cut of.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

A Journalists Club has been or
ganized in New York city, composed
Of editors, reporters, regular cores
pondents and publishers connected
with the City Press Its objects are
to promote social intercourse, and to
relieve the want Of persons attached
TO the press, Of A central place Of re-
sort, and library Of reference tc
which free nccess may he had Mt any
hour. and FIR the promotion Of such
other desirable objects as easily sug.
gest themselves in this connection =
Nearly every newspaper office in the
city is already represented TO the mum
her Of some fifty members. The M.
ceus Of a Library is already formed.
and in every way the thing is PROS.
pering. The dpsirableness Of such q
club, in such city, is too apparent TO
need remark.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

~ Mr.. GoaEsFto, the cclebra.
ted German flutist has arrived in town
and proposes given concert during
the week. Time and place not yet
known; we shall inform our renders At
at an early hour when this rich mus
ical treat il TO come off
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

Naval Appropriation Bill This
bill provides for the construction Of
the ak steam frjgates authorized at the
last session # Congress. aud ~ppropri-
atinQ $85S.O0O for the Collins line Of
Liverpool steamships, together with
the u-eal provision for the support Of
the navy. The whole amount COVERED
by the bill IN 81. 900. 900 or upwards.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18
Gbr4prrklqG olllri
sunday N1ermine, march ., A. 50.

FiRE. On Friday night last, still
another attempt was made to fire
another cooper shop Of r Arboor Jf
the lower part Of town. The nigh
vas dark. and the winds blowing Ind
the FIRE been later, great damag'
would have been done our city. Mr.
Atbouf has bad two houses burnt Il
the ground within the last two months
and he offers a reward Of $500 for the
detection Of the incendiary. Every.
body il alike interested In the detec-
ton Of such villain III society; am
If positive evidence cannot be had
''circumstantial'' might b used, to de
tect The cowardly villain who Is guilt,
Of these acts. Hanging would be to'
good for such man he should b,
drawn and quartered
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

w- II will be seen to-day that on
Thursday next the 22d inst. a lot nj
damaged provision. will be sold at the
comnissary store At the Barracks.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

CHARITABLE 1nsTiTuTioNs.- rom
the General appropriation bill Of The
Legislature just adjourned, we take
the following designed fer contip-
gent expenses for The fiscal year /:
For Insane Asylum at jackson.
$4,000 finishing buildings do. do
100000; Female Orphan Asylum
New Orleans, (sisier kegis) 10000 ;
Society FIR Relief Of Destitute Orphan
Boys. Fourth District, New ORLEANS.
$4,000; Institution FIR INDECENT Col
ored Orphan Boys, Third District,
New Orleans. $1,000 Fireman g
Charitable Association $4,000. St.
Annals Asylum for the relief Of Des.
'itute Women and Hopeless Children,
Of All religious denominations, az, 900;
Female Orphan Asylum l'atop Rouge
$4,000; Benevolent Association Of
Catholic Ladies', Baton Rouge, $1,000;
st. Mary's Catholic BOYS As, lum,
$4,000 INDECENT Widows under
Danes de Ia Providence. $4,000: Tu-
ton Of Deaf and Dumb Children,
80. 500; erection Of buildings Of Deaf
and Dumb ASYLUM at Baton Rouge.
$40. 900 81. Vincent's Hospital and
Asylum Of Sisters Of Charity at Dom
aldsonville, one half to each, 81, 1000.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18
" cut off.

Escape and Recopture Of Mur-
dsrer. -- Phelps, noder science Of death
for the murder Of his wife, escaped
from the Jail in Albany, N. Y, on
9th inst, BY locking the jnilor up in
bis cell. He was, however. recap.
tured some four miles from the city.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

10 The memory Of man goe'h no.
back to a parallel season to this. W.
have had no rain in this region since
we have forgotten the time wber. Tb'
sugar planters complain that their
plant cane has taken the dry rot, and
seed sown a month ago have not ye.
made appearance on the parcled
earth. Persistence in 80 famine in "a
and food in 81. This Is looked fl,
in fulfllness Of the prophesy. We
were suddenly alarmed for The saf,,
Of the Crescent city, the ether da,
when A committee appeared here. to
enlist the aid Of The State for lcvee /.
but were afterwards pleased to learn
that the city is not in go much danger
Of foundations. as some spectators III
swamp lands adjacent,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18
20 TIE Sentinel Il jackson pub
lishesin full. \ bfisf, which Il il pleased

% The Sentinel u jackson pub
lishesin full, = bfisf which Il is pleased
to denominate "a model'- by
our talented fellow itizeh and ex.
Mayor, William Gil Esq. The brief
in question is a model. Il il clear
and logical, besides being consise and
brief Oil was acting as eurotor adj
hoe, fur an absentee representing
$50, 5000. II seems that The Judge
Of the Sixth District Court, had Gus
ted Gil, and Gil applied for . manda-
mus to compel the Judge to reinssste
him in his capacity as curator ea Acc
ln,jus,ificaiion Of wla. we say, that
the document IN question il an able
document, We should like 10 publish
it in full. The closing paragraph Of
The brief shows clearly the force the
fasci1c action Of the pen, when man
really feels TINT he has been badly
treated AZ curator nd hoc -. Counsel
has confined himself to the injured
rights Of the absent Defendant strictly,
reserving bis silent contempt for the
lower jaage WHO has descended to a
gross insult 10 the counsel"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

The New York Herald, the would
be Col'mlus Of Newspapers, has dis
covered u secret society in Canada,
having for its object the release Of that
province from allegiance to the Brit
ish crown.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18
DAD rHfNos AND UooD,s ALIKE


MusT HAVE An END.-About the small
hours Of Thursday night. the Legisls-
ture Of this eventful in ibiquity season
came 10 its end-died amid the groans,
the curses and the revels Of a host Of
hangers on, from the lobby and else
where, who had come into the Death
Like all expiring sinners, it seemed
to have put off every thing to the last
breath, in the hope Of then being able
to make an equitable distribution Of
he balance on hand. What contrast
between the first hour and the last -
The session opened with prayer was
laily prayed for, whilst many Of the
parties were Keeling about, amid the
fumes Of coffee houses, indifferent to
he high, the holy trust reposed in
hem /; and here at The last hour. cam"
in, to indulge in the midnigh. de-
bauch. Dills--important bills were
acted np-mess agps from the Govern
IT and the Senate, read amidst the
nproar ola miniature bedlam. What
is the country coming to? Look AT
The acts Of this Legislature, and weep
for the future prospects Of Louisiana
Here we have evidences Of fraud too
glairing to deny-The people bur
'lened with onerous taxes and the
money thus raised used to pny the
price Of iniquity. Thank Heaven for
it, that the Lower House Of the next
session Of the Legislature is 10 be cur
'"ilH in the number Of its members
to about 10 instead Of 90, as it now is.
This is The calculation based upon the
total population.
We should like TO give a perfect
nncolored d"guerreotype Of The ex-
piring moments Of this session, bni
,ur camera luciiae is not large enough
10 take it all in Imagine, Honorable
in their shirt sleeves fid-
ling and dancing over the flames
kindled by desire to know "what has
become Of the appropriation bill. -
Exposes Of all the secret under currents
# the game Of Flaw making" devel-
,ping themselves. Imagine every man
brewing up Ibis hand ard passing
,ut J" and each hand discovering
stocked cards" Listen TO The curses
# this one, upon that one who has
3cen little deeper in the public
reasury than another. Draw aside
rom the confusion. and ask in silence
he question, is not the hour approach
pg when the people will rest from
he hands Of demagogues their delega-
ed authority? Is there no hope in
he future is there not native patri.
'tism enough. apart from the roelirg
influence Of "small rotations, - to res
urrect from the dead, the heaven born
principles upon which the republic
,nce stood , If not, brief half cen
ury, will suffice to put on end to the
,est hope Of the civilized world.
During the revel Of Thursday night,
he Governors Private Secretary
,ame IN to inform the house Of the &C.
ion Of the Gov, on bills then in his
possession. We learn with regret that
he bill TO take the sense Of The people
vas quashed, Is legal phrast). The
ast peniteb'iary bill, also met the
anne fate. We wish the departing
Members safe passage home; and
ave nothing more to regret about
heir going. than tina. they have not
'ad the pleasure TO look upon the
Father Of his Country, as cbisseled BY
lr. Powers; for that piece Of work
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

lower jadge, WHO has descended to
gross insult 10 the counsel
The B.AuriEs or A SEcTARiAM
PREss.--Stfange il is, that the relig-
iols elements If government cannot
be kept separated from the political
II would seem that mankind only
emerge from night and darkness, 10 be
dazelej by the brightness Of day,
| and fall again bl;pdly into error.---
One Of the great evils Of The day
the light which is TO mislead tho
world again, into darkness and error
is 10 be found in the fact, that all the
various sects Of religion are At war for
temporal power bow sineularly at
yarieDce is this, with the doctrines Of
the religion Of Jesps Christ The so
called Christian press IL Mt war to
the daggers point, and pray what Is il
for, is II for possession Of the right
road to heaven 2 Certainly not. But
IL is for possession ofths tripod Of pow
er. and the key toeibe snb-tressury g
How nanseating must such things he,
as the "lettar written 10 some New
Hampshire people and published in
The New Hampshire Patriot, wherein
il is stated TINT Bishop l1ugcs Of New
York, proposed 10 Gen. Scott in 1852
during the Presidential canvass to sell
the Catholic vote Of tie Union, A
charge bearing on its face, the evi-
denee Of uhdonbied falsehood. And,
yet thousand such are daily fab,ica.
ted, by what il Wiley denominsted
the Christian Press"
-------.
LADIES SUPPORTERS. --Snch Is the
name Of an article Of ladies wear adj
vertised in city paper, 'Iatronized'
as the card has il, by the most emf
nent physicians throughout The Uni
ted States. Not to be over curio,s,
we shtuld like to know what are In
dies Supporters =! The questions FIRST
TO DO answered. is; what constitutes q
lady and are all women ladies ! The
argument Ii, that Nil ladies are women;
but all women are not ladies This is
rather parsdoxical, but not the less 40.
Until the question il settled, what are
ladies' IT is improper to advertise
Ladies' Supporters
The ULTRA MAINE Law 1t ap-
pears they are anxious in Maine to
make still more stringent their prehib-
tory liquor law. A committee Of the
Legislature now has the subject in
charge. and the New York Tribune
says
That committee, we understand, aro
hesitating on this point: " Shall We
sweep away Mt once VII the liquor A.
gencies, affirm tie inmili'y Of n, alco.
holic beverages TO suI-erve any landa-
bic mechanical. medicinal,
or religious forbid the sale Of
such beverages under whatever cir
cumstances Or shall We tolcra'e
the Difference to what remains 10 an
Gent igpoaance on tbis SUBJECT and al
low liquor TO be sold for certain spec
fled uses, other than that II pota-
ton ?" We believe majority Of the
committee at present. incline TO take
the strong ground and say. There is
no legitimate use for alcoholic drinks.
and none shsIl hereafter Be sold in
this State, ave 10 violation Of flaw"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

~ The Hon. j. r. BnNJAMiN has
our thanks for a COPY Of The eighth
annual report Of the Board Of Regents
Of the smithsonian Institute, the
BLACK Warrior" case, and other in
terestng Public Documents.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

In five years The number If belle.
ver' in spiritual rappers has, It is stat
ed. increased in this country to ove'
two hundred thousand, and they nov
support eleven newspapers.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

LAST OF rus YOU'VE pAouELons.
Our gallant friends, the Young Bache-
lors, give their last grand ma kcd and
fancy dress bill of the season on st.
Josppl,'s night, ooh instant at
Masonic Hall; aud that it will he a
brilliant one there can be no doubt ~
he removed Vegas is manager. We
shall Of course, be present. to hid fare.
we'll to. the l,achlors--nnd hope never
to meet them morc--as Bachelors.
For arrangements, etc, see in another
column.--Delta.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-18

Smething Of a row was had in Au
rusta about IL o'clock on Tuesday,
night week. Some six or eight people
- the account goes. met IN drinking
shop kept by man named Benjamin
Johnson. near the Augusta Factory.
and closed the usual performance with
4 free fight in the street, where b wies
were the principal weapons used
Mesrs Attawsy. Decatur Tanner, and
Lewis Thompson we're cut, the two,
latter pretty seriously A pas.er BY also
Mr.. John Wilson got . thrust in the
back through mistake.