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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. P., dealer IN Lace and Fan'
~ Goods &C. &C. Union street. No. 81, between COLES
and Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn. dec3l
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NOTICE.

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OF every description order the shortest notice. Sill
YER SPOONS, FORKS, KNIVES, PLATED AND FANCY
GOODS gsprTsN fept o0natsn H hand sHt cr EsTS
heap. icssi-~
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PROCLAMATION or THE NEW kfSo.

Pm cLtNATl0S uF TIE M" kISG.
Whenns, II has pleased Almighty Gvl 10 re
Loye ft,n ms would out loved soy, reisn, his
late Majesty Kaluchnmeha H.; amt whereas, by
the VIII Il lbs late " jes'y, and ~ tue appninl
meu, and proc anaiiun Of his Majesty and VI the
lionst Of NubI,s, Ills Royal ili$glirSS Pnnc, Ill.
lullU WIS ueclare.; IL be his Maie.t.'s Succes,"t;
| heIrf re, rub ie ptnamUtlun is htteb, made
tnal prnce iiexaI dis L'hUlIhO Is King OF HI.
JIan Is anus, under lie lite d! Rameh. Illella
~. God pies, rye Ihr Kns.
KhuSI Ana, R.HuSi SuL.
The San Francisco Transcript, speaking u the
death Of the hlns. says
"AllhousIi iIeie Is nuiiing bearing dfecty up
on the subject It annexation. Tie deaiIi Of the
King may Ue looked upon Us susp. nling II not sb.
.uutcly terminating, all hope Of annexation. THE
successor IL the ctoWH--Pfmcr i.lhoiiho 1t il
well anown hns never iiyoted The ptJlect; aHd 10
Is Ietnf u the lay IN its contamination has been
mainly, II not entirely owiGg. lis signature 10
the ,aly was alone wpntIi {, and II has been
withheld, as Il is alleged tor Tue reason thu, al an
early day he expected 10 succeed 10 The III; one.
Young aud ambitious, lie looked with wistful
eye 10 the EMO lnrn OF royal hunurs; and since
they have iaeIl 10 his lot, Il &c moi to be presumed
tia, he will he repaired, least for while, ~ Ie.
sIgn lhenh Besides this, The new King has al.
ways cen LOOKED upon as, 10 some extent, undet
IjntISI influence; and this will be DOUBTLESS used
tu prevent the ulfllmeni Of the proposed scheme.
As significant fact, We nollce that The govern.
men, Ulsan, tie pOIvm sian, takes occaSrpn to
speak il much kiudrt tone Of The English ind
FIench than |, has recently INDUCED IN Taking
all these circumstances tUtetLetwe have reason
10 believe that peaceable annex lti"a will 10, be
accomplished IN tny bnef period
TIE young krg~lII Ue taeuty.one years old on
the 9Th Of F bsu6ry. Hesa man OF good ability,
having hPd Q sVod English education, aud has TIA.
,eled lhtoush the United States. England AMI
Ftancc tlth,Eo he has gwen himself Up 10
Me. sure to s,eai extent, fot want, ptotsbiy OF
ee,,ef occupation; but 1t IS ternrlet! now tina. he
IS determined to eJve up his billiard and card $50.
ciates and ,urn over q new leaf.
Whilrin this country the new king was not al.
lowed 10 sit atthe supper table with the other pas.
sengeH on board one OF The sonnd steamers, on
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4 MuRnEkER NEVER S,rE.--ln Men 'ocina CO.,
CALIFORNIA. ncculIy, youpe man by tue name Of
Flank had q dispute with M old man named Min
Ion about tie possession OF some property. 4
short time ailet Frank Called at the house Of
neighbour and borrowed a gun, which was loaded
al The time with buCkshol. lie kept The gun q
day q nd then returned i, 10 his friend. 10 the
mean limo Minon hid suddenly Gisappea ed, and
his budy was subsequently, iounL ina tttited
place. lie had been Killed BY bullet shot, Sus.
ploon rested uron Pmnk, aud he was arrested.
But at the examination il was a, fist iourl IN.
possible tsu An ists the chatse Il murder. yaty
reasonable piooi. Tie strongly assttte, his iuno.
cence, anil Showedhy inconirSiible evidence tia,
he had returned the gun loaded just ns il was
when he had received Il. Public opinion wns te
gInnlng 10 tutn IN Its iAyof %heI, lfhing tscOv.
ely suddenly gave new phase to sfiafS. 4
piece OF cInmpIed bite paper was found near The
scene VI the murler which was recognised by tho
man no hail len, the gun 10 Frank as the wal.
ding which had been placed above lie buckshot,
and he identified It by producing the account book
from which II had been Torn, and fitting the Scrsp
to the mu,ila,ed leaf Following up Ills clue, |,
YVES satisfactorily ascertained that Frank after re-
ceiring The gun had dawn The change, loaded the
weapon with bullets, and shot Alintoli. lie hud
then replaced the orislral ohafge, but coveted II
wllh new piece OF wadding, and he'd LEI, The old
wad on The GROUND, where il was found and used
as tie prof Of his guilt. The phi onet com.
United 10 awsi, ttial, and will probably meet with
Justice 81 the hands Of his le!lOw.inen. :,
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The GoLp MlHrs W VIRGINIA The gold mi.
ming in,.res, VI vltsini, Il Appeals is more extern
sYe than many pcfsons ATE aware. The Peters
burg Intel isencet gives the following MANS. 10.
csny end tsma ed value o! somc Of the most
Mo ninent mines; also by whom they ate wo1Sed
and owned:
"La,n.,, & McseIcy. Buchneham county,
owned by an English com any, s6OO,0OO. buck
ineham II u 5, Buckingham county, owned ny sh
Arnencan company, s2O0,,OO. Ayers Mines
buckingham county. not worked, s?O,0OO. Tel.
ufeun Mines, Plu, anna cOun'y, owned by Lom
Stockton, s20J,W0. Long Island Nj es, flavsh,
IA county, owned By Virginia Stockton, s75.O0o.
Snead Miury. PIuvanna county, iiOl worked. $50.
DO. Belzora Mines, GVoChlcGd County, owned
Ly ENGLISH, $4,000. Colum!ii MlIeS, Couch.
Lind county, noi worked, $4,000. Aigle Dun
Mines, L;O9Chlind comfy, ow ed BY English,
100000. Waller Mines, GuUchland county,
100000. GoOde Mines, GOOchIand county, no.
,otk.d, $4,000. Wt,,etali !IiutS, Louisa co.,
no, worked. $4,000 Vsncluse miIIes, O'angc
county, o. ned by English, :25O,tUO. Garlnet
mines, 0fsnre county, owned Uy Americans, $50.
OGV. WoodylIIe Mines, Otanse c9anty, owned by
Aancaus, sl00,0UO.
"'rhe above eompls.sa latEc majority Of the
mines. Thsse 'gol worked ate ethtI in dispute
or ate lying idle tot wan'of c'plal T"ere are
m1ny ol.r miaes oprned, l'u, not sold, their own.
cts 10 no, unt, rs,anj opstatins ,hetu, ne,le'
hare they the cspital."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

Tux sroRn o.. THE G.s>p paalEIE We lean
by Telegraph from hlcuso tia: there has been al
oil.t rrarle snow stofn III tina, tcg,Un. The TAIN
Of cats oil the Chicago aud Mississippi 'aiIlond,
with large number OF assrnkeIs, incIuiing
Members ii the Legislature, w,rc f. zen Ip IN
Gtam Platte, IN snow about eight lee, dep
Tie passengers wer. "bIee, to bntn up some Of
the Cats 10 supply furl, FrtiuHairIy there WINS .
sup " fptesc.ved o!sh rs On freight, which KEEP.
The passengers from starvation. Relief was sent
IlOm Chicago On Saturday night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

iJrbe Detroit Advertiser Is urslus the neces.
sity Of ship canal arOunh Niagara Falls vn The
American side, on The grouud that the W.lland
canal has M, sutiicien, capacity 10 10 the work
tha' is to be dune. mote especially wien the Sau,
ST. Marie Lake SupetiCrl canal is opened, and
when The recplCchy ,featy goes into etIrni. The
AIlchIean Legislature has taken up tn: sn Jet. 4
number Of lines la been S gsesed fr tins Gu.
nal, but the shutit 81 is about seven Mrs, Which
~ propos d rOm Gill Creek tScho.s,I. 10 Lewis.
ton.
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The Session.

There ere now but twenty.seven wotklngdaysol
The session Of Congress left, and Tho business un'
Il ,i.!,ed Is Of large amoun, in both Houses. un'
less th-rc be gteat economy Of time, bref speech
e., and unhasgins Industry much Of tho %ofS
already done viii be LOST ,fctreTsbly, fot the b''''
lett Oh The calendar will foil With the close OF The
session. How many snsous teaEi;arc now th'o9'
bins with commingrd hoI es and fears! VITO but
these uho for y.ras have been visiting in the TO-
lunda for lsrdy justice can appreciate The PanEs
which another disappointment! Mil bEins!- Not
Mtt!ligsnefr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

Iran in'elIigen, correspondent in Prince Ed
wnri thirks Nj. Wise widely miss d his mark in
his speech in that county. See his letter. The
pc PIE there object decidedly to The fore eSer'
ci'r Of 'gtoan'ns And 50 Ills eyetywhe'e else.
Il Mf. WISE wants 10 sand any chance Of being
elected, he mad better qui. his eSttayasan, spout.
ing nd hasten back to the shades Of Accomsc.-
Rlth. Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

D,soss OF ior AIE RussAcr FLrEs lille fEr
marshall Of New Y'rk city, ~ his semi'annHai
r,pnt Of the results VI his investigations In'" the
course Of it's ia tbs, city from june Isl 10
Uece.nI Fl Isl, 1885, stat iht IN the course u his
ruyrstiss,oust has appessed ths, hoi.ait furnace
huer We been the Cause Of seyr.Al buEd nss Ia.
KIM ire. |, is therefore desirable that ell build
g SSH nthlak. 30 ~ decide action in The matter
and adop. some means whereby they may lmsvent
u. danse, 20 NANTES. in the present. plan con.
6,inctloR.
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BANKING ~ NV roKE.--'rhe following is the
substance Of a till before the New York I.ygisla.
iute:
Sec. |. ltshsll mol be lawful for any bank OF
banking ASSOCIATION TO discount, e,het directly y.
indlr city, On their surplus funds.
SEQ q Each and every bank hnl banking as.
s1cIaion wIlldn his Slate shall 'lydr among Their
STOCKHOLDERS, OF less, once III each year, Ill ttet
surplus funds. amounting to oyrt 10 per cent. IN
their caritaI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

Sr.swp TO DsArH.-The Geneva "Gaseu 1"
mention the death u Nj john Robinson. Of tia,
town, oil adds as The cause Of his decea:e, ihu
there MS n uppage between tie stomach and
bowels llut teni,t,j futile any effort 10 retain
houris,lrn, OF medicite. TIE morRen, aitct Ell
ther wasaln,uistercd It was thrown up. an' in
this entlion the lomen,etl man lingered along for
tom ye&s, unit he actually starved TO death. i!
was NJ lancIo by fate fof q man who was otttt'
wisein sound health. and in possession OF every
o,te faulty, mental and physical.
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Coat oS THE MlssssIrrl.--rh The tecen, discover.
eli coal mines al the first Chickasaw bluffs N Ten.
nesSee, sone seyenty.Gve miles above Memphis.
ate said 10, Yield The best kind ond quality Of coal
and to be IneYkansthle. The works ore expected
10 te in full operation In hbutt two months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

l-fThe Charlottesville Advocate snys it is in.
formed by one who knows, that Immediately a(,et
Mt. Wise's speech in tha, place, the Know Moth.
Ings went to work upon the audience Mr. Wise
had just addressed, aud befots their days work
was lone some 90 wee ,niiInted and 32 Others p,o,
posed. Nj, W.'sspeech conid no, have told vtry
wtil,-Tb,
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'TnE fORGEElEs At pErEgssrn1.-The state.
rnent that Greenway, Dlo. Il Co., Of New YUrk,
would lose $4,000 By The fofeeries a, pet.rshurs,
70 ALT eed 10 have been committed by j. W.
Rec, is conIradicled. !, Is said they huId ample
security
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

SINGULAR DEATHS oY TWO CLEsoYHES.-li IS
stated that Tie tiv. C,,as johnson, D. D., OF
Charlotte, n. o., died suddenly OF apupeAN on
The 26lh inst, in an omnibus whilst going 10 the
,a,Iroad depot. lie was on his way 10 For! Mile
f,r The purpose OF marrying gentleman and lady.
Il. vas Tie second clergyman who hsl bee Ell.
elsed 10 p rlonn the ceremony. The Res.A. S.
Watts. who had been engaged for the same pur.
uose, died , few days previous.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

Tur Carroll EXTENSION at WASHINGTON Capt.
Il, G.. M,Iss has made his rrpOf. on The Chpllo'
Extension, ON which il dpprurs, according too
s,aira,si u. IN the Sentinel, that the "h"e o' Inc
ba,etneIs STORY uf The .wo wings Is now Completed,
an the maIb!e facing Of p1rIion u ll!c primer
mai ,,ory is csttled IL tie toOf the window inbs
---no,lc Of these jllnls Is ycl completed They
atc uua in hand. and Us they ate e'abotatciy "
cd, tws months work b.fng applied u each ono
i; will be sun,s time beoId iLey oLn " sill Sci -
upwat,. Of thity cares n.r employed upon them,
nn the fotce IS being met, as-,i as tood "0thn en-
can be Ub,an,d. The carving Of the piIlster capi.
tails hos i.cwisr been commenced. The inIerut
wtlls have been ts'te'l up to the.sprlng ct the
ronfng rches oil the attic slofy, and POTION Of
tile arches have leen closed.
Tie walls OF The Representatives and Senate
halls eff 81 their iuli leis, and tie setting Of The
non bed plates frI III, foul has been Commenced.
with The prospect Of soon gettIg them tooed
over
rhr uuubrt Of DAYS WORKED during the year
lIosh,eli lOl 070. TUE numbefni ltlchs received
las been y,037.6Si, costing s10.249 81. VI thst
iil.te have been lad ~ the walls and arches "i
tie ulh wing 3,476,2lS, aul oil the north WIN
4,44i.4S3. lE.re ATE now on hand, l,il990O.
Captain Meies ANTICIPATED that, during TIE PIE.
sent 5 asun, lie viii be BILE IL complete The body
al both Wigs, md lU commence The construction
Of The potic.s II tie cCnuact"S itr marble
supply III, materials Us FAST as Il" have engaged
to 10 50, he SECS II" reason 10 prevent The next
Cungrtss ir,m meeting within The walls Of III.
new ckomb,ts
Already The sum Of S?.3i0.000 has been aPpro
nria,c fur IN. rx'ersIOn Of The Unei 'tates
Laptn; OF which li.e'e has been expended 81.
9N7, S6g 80. ta,iuE nyallsbe for lie y'ar eIdIIs
june ~, 1855, S!,tB!,IS0 u. For TIE service
ul the yea, 1855 thcsc Ill be nGnfed the SUN
vi $4,000
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A rpen, far the T mes.
'iosasosooLl Qua !"

NaA
4 strns,rpreathed la,, sunday,
And enwds Of people cane,
TO heati two. hour sermon
~ tina bstblrots soyed.ns name
Twas Il abuat sl.tls hsaihsns,
ThouAud Of milesA9t,
Who Il { In a land oil dAIsteNs,
Gale "RortrobVols GiSa."
50 weItheir wants be pictured.
That's ben the Plates we,a plss'd,
zach Hitter icit lns rotGeia,
Aud ODDLY sums were tAsli
For all mat lend shoGldef
ToPu4, III. o ling car
That taltes llsht and COMFORT
To "i,nrO6oe:a Cha"
Thht hihi theIt wants and sorrows
Lay htyy oil MY tout,
Aud dec III meditation
tooilny morning s,IOsi
Till sOielhinS csusl, my Inint'e
Witleager gasp AND wild,
And liking down With wodiel,
ls.f alitt!e child
4 pal and puny creature,
In,ss and dir, torlorni
Via souD. she want ! questioned,
imn,lent 10 b gone,
withdrawing voice she answered.
"MlIve Just down ttv street.,
And lanny she's.a dyin'
An we'ye nothing lef TO ea'."
powIlne wre.ehed basement,
VIII mould upon The walls,
Thru whose half buIi,d windows
Ga,s sunshine never fall'j
Wh,e cold, and want, and hunger,
Cpatheh near her as she lar,
,nh,l a kllow creature,
0spipg her life away.
4 eAit, a broken table,
Abel Of diity stit~,
4 hath ali dan and cheefless~-
IA these ] scaitely stwi
For,l.. llournIni sight before me,
Tie ,ad and sieS'sing Show
Oh,he,er had pictured
Ascsne so iull OF Voc
lht ,nl, he'd and tie hsked,
TNbaLes that P9ne Tor bTtaa
tn Nualld e,Uni that huddIea
li,uRd tile dying bed;
AIltlis distress ard sorrow
aould be Ia lands atari
Wsl suddenly iransplsRtei
o"lIoIrroboola DIAL"
a. % p! the poor and wittched
Wee close behind tie door,
AID ! had passed iltetn needless
4 thousand times he'Uie.
Jas Tor the cold and hungry
That net me every DAY.
yhiie all my teas were gwen
10 the suffering far away
fltre's work enough Tor Chrlssism
N distant lands, We know
Or I.o,d commanded his SCI van's
through all the world 10 50,
M only for he htathsai
fIis was his eltig+ 10 them.-
nG} pIelch The word, tesInlilts
Erii Al Jefu4a en-"
iChrisiisn, God las rronh I'd,
y hVe'er ~ th { has given
1eulI OF pure cold water,
Shall iLd Iewar,iin Heaytr,
Would sou sec r The blessing.
iuu eed rot seek atari
@ tihd IN !onle hove!
"BoIrIVhopl. Gla."
roo. december s, 1874
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B,SEnurr CirY.-.rhe De fast ,Itelaad)
Mercury makes the stang nil' ouncement that lie
c"t~ta,ion Of tina, city is Laohmp,, thu, i, has.
in fat, failed with debt VI 100000 pounds, or
81 600.
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dTTte dismissal from the Navy OF the United
States OF Lieut.. Charles @. Hunter is ar onnced
in t. "Slar." lie sss recently N command Of
the brs i,ainbtiIgr, on The Bt"zIIIsn s!hi'"n and,
in cons, qusnre Of difference ri "plni'n us 10
lcir respective du,i between him and lhe Com
molore Of Tue squadron, he br""eh: his vessel
home wihou, "tdrt< from his sup rior. F"r this
&C, Of INSTRUMENTATION The President has caused
his n,ae 10 he struck iron The rolls Of The Navy.
which he entered ~ en,y yeats ago.
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lur.tv.sa Many will be- ern,'6ed q, leaning
tna; the Yrntiabls Mis-. Iiartison was considerably
better yesterday, tni that hopes ate eo* el'siaed
ct h.r .scog. ry.--C,n. Col jan. 81.
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rrlf The French spoIiaioa bill should pass.
,he,y will be plentyot claims forthcoming. The
aa,o ~, u ,hr cl4uus is said to be abou! ten OF
twelve uil ions. With ut lnt,ress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-03

'ruE OrnES S.pE OF "iLosY."-- he battles
Alma and Ink rnsun, says The Express. hay, been
REGARDED as "e,onUus Victories" aud, ss things
70. No touh, tLey wtie. Nominations Lave bern
Ia 10 ,het honOt, and publ meetings hummer
abe ST D. en- call, 10 TO homage 10 the r!cols.
OGIi,I bulletins have chton'ced III terHs Of high
tulosy tic h. rnic deeds Ui senetas. n"jors, rolo.
neIs cap,iins, anu Fame herself has grown hoarse
with blowing her trumpet TO tell all nations that
Britain has had new IaurelS added IL her cOtonaI.
lint .loiy, battle field glory, alas las two sides,
One 10 OF 0 character 10 which "distance" may
dramatically be snlh 10 lem! "cnChantn,n'," nnl
OF tia, particular side the British people only have
had, ill recently, opportunity 10 look. III. oshf
side, however, is beginning TO bc ginIy v'sbe at
"hom," II wa; OH exhibition the l"thef day Of
Portsmouth, when the steamer lllmalaya anlvtd
hnck from the CriTcn with whole ship tod VI
The wounded md SICK. s me- w.re without eyes,
some hal one leg, Others M less al ell; arms were
wanting white a.hs should have been. There
wos 10. whole physical man left among them
and Ghastly sigh, /; must have Teen to. hose wh"
saw Il.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Tovern Stand Tor Rent,

u'nAT wrn tptwn s.a rol va. Tayenlnr i'i''rh',.
;tI,h Ibh I6IH!iue for ono OF mole yeats, POSSESSION n
he rtyr,i on iEe isi day ~ ApT'Iie
This IL a. OF Is C"Of tie b on he Nalto@ Roia :.
snsi"m. The siaLns attach d is large and c,nnn5
esshc Of acs,L,nod 'un. ~ or ~ had OI Lt ,e.
~, ,Lls as We la. The house, Is supplied Ilb sush
rv. i,.Lii,,t,i0n nlhre NJ +. ". rcnheucI - y.
Rn'ly~,iou lioa,c, WlaItu$, ofio NJ ""uis"I. iaI !
srIs Jxo n. EO>rEy
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For Sale.

or No Z, In blntk %, oYiamrsn street, Cit frop,
and runiirs bark i2i 10 an aity. lhsis o. Il;
best stu tsd lois In tie city iorG Iesdet arr b,
alter on The back is't aide. Will srll' wEoT Q.
o. ore halt Q! Il as mar hest suit tie r1'cis.ef
For Information enq iie Al this ONCE ORC NeAee RIO,
niF9 10 = NtS1lS
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Ko .sn AND Lo? FOR sAI )

u,lE sisutd oacs Tor s.e his House and u, =,
| Market street cast eide, between Monroe sid 40,
stee8 The lot Is u ieei 'front.' with good ht.tL CIV,
ling house aud nut hAl'jinSS
Il will be seld low ahl on accommodating TENS HJ
possession givenany lime alter The fTsIo: Uctoht
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Lard Oii

GLOVES OIOVESl
)DArK, white and toloted KA Cloves superior buck
D aud winter Gloves Of every aade and quality, aud Il
pu want u get good article chip, call al M g. Wa.h.
laton HILL. deli y T. SrALLMAN.
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New Livery Stable
DISSOLUTION OF C0-FIRYNEKSNll

THE firm OF n. 4 Lis; q 60. was dissolved nt'it
hIsi day Of uetotcI last, by the drlthUi WilInE
STEELE Al persons having claims against, NJ k"HII
themselves indebted 10, ss!d firm, are Gt:Ussd :" ti
| anil settle the sahn
DECEMBER !, 1851. e..
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New Firm,

ING" FIFTH,
7 LLOYD LOGAN, J u EAKRK. and J Il. HiHER
h've formed c shr, and will continue tho
wunLts,LE TOB,cco ersiSESs
the rom occupied h, iHesn Card Co.. Main A., in
tWra"E0' juTt lIN'',S, BAKER Il To.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

From Genl. Humble who came
down yesterday on the steamer Aman-
da from the Washita, we learn that
as the Amanda passed Bayou Sara,
about half the town was in ashes, and
fire still raging. The Amanda could
not land witlsut danger; but apas-
sepger came aboard who gave the par
ticulars Of this distressing calamity
The gentleman said that the fire was
the work Of an incendiary. That on
the same night short time previous
to the fire then raging, quantity Of
moss in a frame building had been
fired, and was hardly put ott, before
stable was found to be in flames J;
which gives positive assurance that
the fire was not the result of accident
There was a rSmor that two men had
persisted In tbs flames. The only wa
ter to be had Was from the river, aud
the town being without engines; ef-
forts were being made to stop the
flames, by pulling down houses. We
look for the details of this distressing
calamity with painful anxiety, and
think that Baton Rouge should send
up by first boat relief committee and
extend the Inequalities of this city to
the homeless.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

To- The other day gentleman
gave a couple of cents to q woman
who asked charity Of him. 1.-TWO
cents!' she exclaimed, "Take 'em
back cir, l asked for charity. / can't
do anything with two cents . Ny
dear madam, said the gentleman, II
beg you'll keep the cents, and--give
them to some poor person. "
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-17

A despatch from Louisville Of the
l4th inst, says that the st Louis
Packet Fashion, sunk that day three
miles below Evansville.