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Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

IzS Our readers will see that Gov. Reeder
is in full gubenatorial sail in Kansas, notwith-
standing his virtual removal by the President
through the Secretary Of State and the Attorney
General.
II will be remembered that there were official
communications, which stated in unmistakeable
terms, that he could not be allowed TO resume
his official duties if certain charges against him
were true. These charges Gorernor Resder adj
mitted to be true in his correspondence with the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
The Hon. jefferson Davis, we learned from a
friend, in speech in Mississippi, few weeks
since, deprecated in strong terms the course oi
Governor and assured his audience that he either
was, or would be removed. What does this mean
The passage Of tho act, making Shawnee Mis-
sion the temporary seat Of government over the
Governors veto, evinces a large and troublesome
majority in opposition to the Governor.
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

spectfhlly decline 10 accept the Office which has
thus been offered to me.
am, with great respect, your Excellency's
obedient servant, r. A. CHAPMAN
To his Excellency HENRY J. GARDNER,
Gov. Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

I$@ Whether there be such things as sala-
manders we will not undertake to decide, but, if
there be, then we have the satisfaction of believ-
ing that they have had Jolly time of it for the
last few days. II is pleasant to think that amid
all the suffering endured by man and beast there
is yet one creature to whose strangely contrived
body the excessive heat Of the last few days has
felt good If, however, such raging suns and
extreme heats are gotten up just for the comfort
and qualification of the salamander, then there
should be a combination Of man and beast formed
against that most unnatural eccentric and wretched
brute.
Withoutic life would be well nigh nsupporta-
Bile. IL is too warm to eat, TO exercise, or to
work. As for sleep, it is out Of the question.
The heat and the flies seem to have formed con-
spiracy against mankind and-horses Indeed,
we have seldom seen flies persistent, obstinate,
and tormenting.
But one consolation is left to us in these our
tribulations. II is that those wicked people,
known as Abolitionsts and fanatics, suffer from
suns raging as those of their beloved Africa,
and arc bitten by flies that know no compassion,
and absolutely haye-teeth This almost recon
Giles "a to ihe heat and the flies.
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21
From the Mississippian.
Know-nothings Renouncins the Order.

Know-nothings Renounciilg the Order.
The following address signed by forty-one
voters. of Yazoo county--seven of whom are
Whgs-s copied from the Yazoo Democrat 1t
will be seen that having joined the Know-nothing
organization and having ascertaned il to be
dangerous and anti Republican in its objects and
tendencies, these gentlemen have unequivocally
severed their connection with the order and have
warned their countrymen against its evil effects.
We personally know most Of the signers Of this
declaration They are honest, high-minded intel
ligent citizens. They are witnesses whose testi-
mony cannot be impeached:
TIE PUBLIC.
being convinced from our connection, with
what is commonly called the Know nothing
party, that we have been deluded as to its aims
and purposes, we therefore publish to the world
and particularly to the so-called Know nothing
party that we are no longer members of that or
ganizaton As to the secrets and obligations
connected with the order, shall hold them
inviolate, and in dissovng our connection with
1t, we do so with conscientious belief that the
operations OF the order dangerous to the prac-
teal workings of this republican Government
dangerous to the liberties of the people-and that
they trammel the free exercise of the elective
franchise.
Jas. Anderson, Robt. Fisher, John w. Penny,
Kinchen Exum, T. r. Griffin, r. FL. Griffin, b.
III. Griffin, J. M. Griffin, Willis F. Hall, VIM.
T. Martin, VIM. nj. Williams, Thos. Smith, r.
Il. Roberts, James Gordon r. Nj. Beall, H.
Pepper, jr., Elias Fisher, w. Wadlington, s. F..
Gardner, b. A. King, VIM. Russell, +. III.
Brown, ID. w. McNeal, J. w. Bell, George w.
Penny, Marlin Stubblefeld, VIM. Blalock, J. w.
Blalock, Zed Pepper, sr., A. G.. Pepper, p. c.
Chambely, N. Wallace, l.. Roberts, l.. T. Price,
w. III. Capshaw, J. M. Miller, T. w. Alsop, f.
A. Moore, J. s. Roberts, Elijah Russell, Nixon
Russell.
In Choctaw Mr.. III. C. Avant has set noble
example. He was induced to join the Order, and
they rendered him the nomination for the office
of sheriff. But discovering the character of the
organization, he abandoned il and declined to run
for the lucrative Office for which he was nomi-
mated. Hear what he says:
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21
From Kansas-eov. Reeder,s Message.

ST. LOUIS July l6.-Governor Reeder's mes.
sage contends for the rights OF the people 10
settle their own affairs uninAuenced by the other
States, and says that the territorial legislature
may act on the question Of slavery 10 limited ex.
tent and temporarily regulate il. lie directs atten.
ton 10 the definition Of the boundaries OF the
counties and districts and the qualifications OF
voters.
lie csmmends that stringent liquor law he
adopted on account Of the Indians lie thinks
that light tax only is required, aud contends that
pre- emptions may be taxed recommends the i'm
mediate establishment OF the seat Of government,
tory amounts TO 1888 females, and 5,l32 males.
The Legislature fixed upon the Shawnee mis-
sion as the temporary seat Of government. The
Governor vetoed the measure but the Legislature
passed Il not withstandng and adjourned 10 meet
again nj the Shawnee mission
I5@ Rev. c. A. Schloegel, Of tho Maryland
Synod, has taken charge Of four German churches,
M
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

The following gentlemen, citizens of Attala in
long and well written card announce their with
drawal through the columns of Roy's Southern
Sum,
A. M. Atkison, II, p. Donald, Billups Burt, /.
McCullum, d. l.. Smythe, J. Riley, Robert
Saunders
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

THE GfLMANToN SNAKES AND THE CHARMED
GRL-The parents OF the little girl Oraline Jane
Hill, who is said to have been charmed by two
black snakes, have changed their first determine.
ton, and are now exhibiting the child and snakes
10 crowd nj Concord, New Hampshire. On
Saturday, they were visited by thousands, by
which some $500 were made. The editor of The
Manchester Mirror says.
We have seen them-ihe girl is very pretty,
only six years old next month Only The smaller
snake goes with them, and that is four feet three
inches and n half long, and is idosed by the girl
Her father informed us last evening that when she
sleeps now, she curs herself up like n snake, in
credible as il may seem The father and mother
are present, 10 tell the story Of the girls being
fascinated by the snakes. and their effects upon
her. The girl has wild look and fears are en-
tertsned that she will in time anguish and die
IN consequences Of the magnetic power over her by
the snakes
The Concord Statesman, ia noticing this repul.
slve exhibition, says that "ihere are but few peo.
pie who can derive any satisfaction from the
spectacle, and i is 10 be regretted that the child
was not at first utterly cut OF from lis strange
sympathetic attachment 10 reptile cursed Of God
and detested by man, let the consequences have
been as they would.
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21
The Imperial Treasure Mt nj Moscoxy

A letter from Moscow TO the Boston Atlas giyes
an interesting account of the imperial treasure
1t is contained in five rooms, through which we
were escorted by no less than twelve servants, in
addition to the director and his attendant
cannot forbear mentioning the attention which
we, as Americans, received, not only here, but
throughout all Russia, from those in official ca
pacity, and the bare mention of "Americaine'
proved an open sesame everywhere In the I'm
peral Treasury are carefully preserved the plat
tiers and salt-cellars upon and in which bread and
salt are given to the Emperor on his arrival at
Moscow; also glass, blown by Peter himself
with ducat blown in the bottom of it, In one
room are fifteen crowns, including those of the
captured countries, Poland, Siberia, Astrachan,
Georgia, and the Crimea. Peter the Great and
his half.brother, the foolish Ivan, who were
crowned together, have each n crown of wonder
ful magnhcence. They contain respectively Ss7
and S4l fine diamonds, besides some of the largest
rubies and emeralds known
The imperial crown contains more than 9, 600
fine diamonds, and the ruby under the cross the
largest one known in the world, alone cost I2O,-
600 silver rubles. Peter IL was the first monarch
crowned with this, and Anne added the ruby
bought by her ambassador at Pekin. The crown
of Poland $50 called) is here, but it is merely
CROWN made at Warsaw, and used in the fune-
raj ceremonies at the burial of Alexander in 1895
The sceptre of Poland is n simple piece of AQUA
marine, two feet long, and by some strange ia
tality is broken in the middle. There is also
throne here, which is studded with more than
1000 turquoses, and is covered with pure gold
The double throne Of Peter the Great and his
brother Ivan, is of solid silver. curtain hangs
behind il, under the concealment of which their
ambitious sister, Sophia, dictated their answers.
Here are also two saddles Of the Empress Catha-
rine, given her by the Sultan at the peace Of 1875
and IT'S. The first is all diamonds, the horse
shoes silver, and the stirrups gold, (for she sat
astride.) One topaz, in the martingal, alone cost
10000 rnbes. The two are a perfect mass of
diamonds, and altogether my eyes ached with
magnifcence.
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

I55P Flour from this years wheat has been for
warded from Augusta county, Virginia, to New
York. II was purchased at the mills at 80 per
barrel
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ

We hereby dissever our connection with the
Know nothing trick. I'll. III. HAWS
Il. NORWOOD
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

In Tuesdays nteiGgtncr, We find the sub
joncd leader on Platforms;
Washington sentinel., 1855-07-21

THE CONTEST MAINE.--Wc have received
letter from distinguished Wing in Maine, giving
concise description Of the political condition OF
that State II appears that fusion has been made
between the know nothings, abolitionsts, ramrods,
and all other isms, against the old.line democrats
and old-line wings, who have each nominated
separate tickets. This fusion was expected, as
the know-nothipgs Of the Northern States have
generally stricken the slavery plank from their
platform as made at Philadelphia, and have thrown
themselves bodily into the arms Of the abotonists,
who have no particular creed except hatred toibe
South and their domestic INSTITUTIONS Uafon Of
10th inst.
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Deeuerreotypes.

ESSRs, EEAIHR & TURioN, having uken the
M RpTrS nUneT occupied b. Nlr t. TlIb.ll as la
luttean GslerY cO,r o. Main aud Riddle Stleets, Cen
ue LeciUS, beg leave to solicit ahae OF patronage
hon his f.iea's aud the pubic At llTse.
Tkry rake TEa not to let AM pictures 20 ont but
v,.t ire satiy act0t! and IS ltIeeuird, a
Go'u ard Silver pl9iilis eNee1ted neatly
Gcraes ts heia guT agu FalHuES Will be alteGdsi TO
5y I sTu'.p, & l!ipther. Mr.l-oRl
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New Music Store.
sign Of tie Gfseiau ,Etils;Saam, No. 100

So ]. FICKiEsoS would resrt+.fuIy an,
tOsnce 70 thA citizens Ot Wheeling and VI.
T5H n 1cimly, hat he Aal fat OPtred Lew and
y lsieahl abIihnIanl iOT thtEaA VI Fiolina,
liuia1, Vionceos, FlasoeiS, Flutes Elas, Acc0Edt.
onS, Bl1j0i, sBd TlmbOdAAa. BtaSs InAtu6enS llIc
dTSt Gsh best mlke.l t1.sf. ..fw. ..I.2N..st
psttuetoR books oT ali kinds Of lnstrunRntsi and for
singing. sttal gsi-
Nu1e or the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Viole, Also, the
newest SOn UutIS, Ees aod the VeTy hest Ronan lEd
Italian ilolih and Guitar SttiBES. .s..-i
CaOob, ReEJO Tu1ins Forks, also Violin and Guitar
SerewI, HloLH Hlesraat Tail Beads. ia 81
hIWS IoTs Hioilncel0 SRA Violin. 81 'fa.sE
H. KleeeFG Fahthe Polish, Eor TenoTatlng VaIhitheI
Fun le AA - HlBos, Cabinets, Steam BOat9Or any
Also or sale 81 tSe 4 s,t or KltSe Pltuaurs PIANOS
NJ tic arSt 6Rl Best Ii the Qliel er
'tkNaAhS dHd CtiIk1 EtaRl tEd tqulLt ", Dun.
4Sept oft tAs make d Cafhirlt And sdhth'4 Patent
s4ssaTdeooI, inl ID HID of nadGanirtnapti tepJted
a. tie lowest PIftS, NiHF "
FE2 tdBk4f or. iA
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ARRTIg..271lr 1856. ....' 8. =, :.
M 4. ] wa EEIING. i !, ~. =.
No. Super Phosphate Of, Lime;
!. q. Z. n... Yansrs .5auAko.a J, !. !.

lHIS talGaAle Riter las heen Baed lOI q rAft !eafa
i Ia ESI1Ad sbd Oth&p Ptflaqf B9E0Re, 9Fd A g y
an ne pk in TitT II be G4tEBt Ia
ttlehi is 1sed tnoRR FtIet3 lSlttt0lsctoN In 'h1
t Gtry 81 III SubtcIiEtr 4E bsE boTe tect, bOi ls
PF'tis il has made u he tSunsuan q the Fqhls has
IOt btSnCSS R3TkSd OF 9pereSstg than tf NY
mi 81 tree Jeas tnItStis sluOa o. US merits 10 Fbch
tine i6tfe S beeh yefy mar! !e'lF6eas tSTt
made b. III Eiost Ielenlife asriev6leIs hAd Tatioa
Iuh5 onnl tee, Ae,, A5e bI Side EtgYan E TO- a.
Its relative vile totn:a Isd Ae a'teL and " most
instances nIeFtEce eiTen 10 The "SUIer hoSpb4ie O
Linz % SLeR reports aA Fe,Gtred will Shory ~ 'aeed
hefO's Tie pubic. WiaCa will e01yEI uFse idofhSll0t
blp lie Su6serber EeS diNpte5 10 oasIi u The uAa
sClafer, al ne pTe4eht EOueEt
Ia ehen al y OF that ratufe IN Al onee al
ord TODD lE1 n0gTNhIisRi to sroN'h Of al teaeI9a1
US k!is beng FsIU>hel oG ouud "Gehsf tie eeey 81
which "A Is IlTesIy well kBNwE and PIeCa;ed,
v1ict are dRPoSCh bf tie adiliDn0 oas bA ihe'r
weight u SLPht nc Acid, u hith Sadded dge PtePIr
CgOT iulDh itsl SGlpbatt NJ AmROnia' the hsr sC0e
oil the most Rt;iERi tn the best PttyTa4
Ills EASY hllded beiEz 10 perfect powder u VII be
aBd SGi5be Ou shiia, wans sH'ed Tere ard leEn'E
1nL YLf Al 4uIiY to x 0dLd as sLt4s01s as hers Es
d e4el ri ,..,
PipFh4 ell n Ory1Tltd on Application 10 The sub
&C eribtr OF 10 BIS SsehS, ULOss ane3 are IS ooWsi
MesASrs. McGIUder Il Sous, Richmond, Va
40 ROYLclt, HAIL6I 4 Co. Pee i3butg, Va.
f'" a. RoTani & deCeit, Norfolk, Va.
10 q g. Il Sie1aIi, fsG.. HspIIhore, Nd.
-s - Z. q. De RUR0,
AFriculuIai CheRist,
tg'iU., hurtb 1nps iqlaTd y. Y,
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MCKEE & RoBERTs0Ns VREMluM GoOUS

ITw. u. MOTrE & BRO:'$ can te got Mckee 4
! EObertlOn'S :ASSinsreS, G1;INs.S, PersAH oI0h,
bieS banLeif aud WOOEen IsGIs, Whlel look ihs pre-
ne, Ucil
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70 Dealers in Wash Boards.

rs 1871. o. RICE. OF Citipn,it, "ttttu,H TsireN.
L IRTysrsn,ai IN b6Ik.toHdr% for winch lie ObSifed
EiTkNTuQ Qcl. ISi9. Sid lnPlOSeEe CDAlists4 Ia
P'OfenJ prepS,E tie t4it oI stsel oi uLr lor pust
'Uid BE eai,) aEd be rlnSiR. lLsai n HcAt oy c7i
Lcr wGy tLi0 tie SOtl wVIden s!dts o. lr9S VI w4h'
b0lIji tic n4tAOii Pey!oSy employed, iauE; been 20
7H .. rTgsSs az cal NDyies, 10 receive t!e netdc
fiaIe. o. Kce stbst1Uenuy sOh blE eAiT: tEeTei a'.
os,'SI lin s4j Paiepi 10 tLs subsc nhsL, WHO Is IUH
se pTUpTstIf ieGeOl as well as aug ga1IeTt"t near
F;cilI ~ ef"O RIcLS lHPAovzD pLTEsr 2IX, l.IsH'
IVAKD," hlyiag lLcrseded TO TIC late trH, 81 WATSE,
AILT CU., ~ hat bHsEess. l6dGCsd by lhe popularity
arL extensive sac 81 sad PIleSi Wash nis"sun-
dIy TssonS have eEE1sel IN nakih4 SIFt v'nditS ien
saSl ~ tTiig to 20, LJ,iy r0'a'aE ~! Tt3ht Ee
cued by s4.d tIrPi. SUi's sNe lTeh coHhslcsd Ard
are row tndins IslnS ceiall alleS kBUWh 10 ihGS
e.a scd aGd 1t Is y iRtrhi0u ~ PTO%eGue iOr ali ~
nnEsme nt OF nv ust rights, 10 tie extent
tbc law all PERSON. Sie tksie3rt rassgnt asalhAt
hlIjEE or dta tu te wash boa rls ada alier tie
ST,TsI !TS4 fsSi e sai tSls,'I tOis this le,ls
seRuiLs il pMy, b. clio Sua that tLd NaidtlS IL
ic shape o. ihs slbpp,Or ihs emPOyReht o. any Pat
:ht to ID lie RtsHlu4 tttisG Pice@I above ds1eua
eds upon which tie tdIgE Of the 6tard e1Ily dtrerdl
WIoea ie orders 0f tfe ssat stiefe respectfully 80
icsd and plOnpily eIseu', at as low prees as any Of
''''''E = ~ JOSEPH W, WAYNE, 7.a,s
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gytst*s gytts 3zs!s Is 8 @ j 5l32 s
GTeat thToueh lime Tor the Easl,

.N1I6aI IuIUu6u S1lAV tSa NEAS $-A~N'
irHE TSlipore ard 0hiO Rln Ro4I rIUnl wLselius 10
| Elltnnte and connecting with tht W:,sl,S;"n
fikch Rail Road At the Junction (iaei! c9ed te Ksiay
lOus4)9 RitS nOm Baltimore and Win I've FnMaIel
pha WNming.uh aud Iiaiu0: Rttl RoAd 70 Fl!adtpma
Tae tat tuurels upOl ths lire are now cnmpeied am
.be waOe rodjIS III fire condition; reSenIirsO sOi tie
most pit,uTesqus anil romantic To2ie> 10 zoe WoIn'
Tie IGH AMI Speaiid seGms n e!tAe UuoiI I!e rom
Louis yr and CilciuIaii tOGucet UliAt a Aeel
lns and lht0gb tickets from r'e pires ld HatlF0le
Wishin.tor, PLiadeipha &e., ia! BE bad Sfhe tseh',
OF On the b0ats' ,.,,.,
The eexpIeGs WheeGHg daily, Al 9eCcG
A. N, ,(WhrellEst stEa:) and lrTiveN at CunbeUlnS N.Gt
niles al Up NJ anil 1UviE. twO LOU's there riveSl IN
8alltnote $50 uts,) atSA.M., The next nnEpHG' lh1
Nng he PasSas thI0ushR abhut % AsaI'' ReeSi'E AZ
''HJ through to ,u ;e eastern roiEii
without chaTse =.
PassenseTs and baggage are ana:rred totbe cars Ior
Warrington luz JiLC;tOn and iOr PRlAdelPn a. 'Sl
uoTt wikoat exlr1 ttlr;t. TtAveeiS aug a!oMeu @ 1i
ne iiBs. 7t UrOl tunty all POINTS mas
Tnrntgh iCkslI IIoaI Wae4;iUs 10 baiuDore, G~iih
pTTegr ylng oNsI 4iHwLee on Lac So1.e' - Il Nv
1,arJ ,eIars o tte uDion Lae ne ONO; ara oi
UdRII Road AGENTS 4, whee inE y ~ & H"Ihd''
EiJs na7 HH PARKER GEM. Nu''',
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sIGaLY IldPoRTANT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S s PreMium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
tAe sVeitesl tIpTON eDhnt Ct discovered, TOT !aN'Ms
ns Linens ard CG.5iIS y3SSard BY this Fluid Will be
TSiter aud sOGT ban than IL S.elcLed 90 tie srlSa-
WlaRIXtrp not 70 flInre tbs abrit Fyety lady nay
or Lien In ihe Fluid, full strength, iOf 81 hours wUcL
Ie,elfj SHOW That Il muAt be purely harmless vixen
ilulSI EihR s4Iols u y2tet e AlIa IHHt u tGid.
Tie Chi"ese wa1hnS Elud IS weLIh laISe llnE} Iae
waSbinG, which can be dpne IN 5Or2 A9uls. :1V d.
WSpi,et6feI and sold 6y the Sab1eIlhef, who hlslah
l"F@''T JAS. NELLQR,
tAnsa gHfEf M. "a, UHiuhSi ,sWherIIss. VI.
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SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT,
lKEN ESSES tak.n with all tue IeeenilmptQvsnsntt
without airy Grra'utai wLitetess Of tail or ssY az
Ttl,a CO o. batkdIeNyss Every stVe OF cases away
Iu Eand Prte from NE 1Oiisr upwi'ds.
igg.W ~ '''f'T wv. toRDES
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VIZ dont lbiRS II ettssaTy 10 aVite n f'ieadl to, set
te or Say ahythrg abOut tie need n money, taking r
g,5ned thty will all Eo5h " and rondeRse IN duo e
We N.k 10 iAloTm item bu~ryef, tn't al settlements
stead OF twelve nonhstay the l1t lpy lni ly Jangly
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Q bnFFels 5A0I ISIb VI, HlliyF PtCSle1i l,p,le
. aIlicie, iust JeCetyel and OI rae low a. D. -
l. 49,, - -. A. d, TAPPAN'S Ues store, ~
E6hA L.,S gF ry,sf GtTHE IHheriiRe'
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Notice
:. /" 10 g w''hFs'o0 'j''Ii il sr,Lrv,x.


Cars,
- RCEIYkp this day, ,hs best assortment of Gents
IL YOUhI, and Ch id'ens cloth earP' rNer ofotgi' To-
,t,l, aud guaIY. TI.ey cOurIisr lu laTIas FoOW'i-
uentS th npera black AID white! gents h't s"'h ipi
black. drsb and green riding, hunting aud APoo eal
AO Tue Egyptian PyIeuG3I eIicket CAP, anew ariiCei
O:e eT with every Oihe dezcrpliCt .! 93t q car sAlh
liri+ = n. HARPER Il SuS
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ireA, ocll
MN, u. ..eK ee. late iIrtssi,t anl ,IPotLetalY,
40. - 6th ward, Wheeling, hasins s"d his eatite
IdCkimI Irsde IOuM II. TSPPan, has 's'Ed Ifom hu>l
nesS in this city. . .y.h 40
The pa,Elty or his friends and forEPT eUstnHers he
sraey acKa0We38 an earnestly Ht5iciis OE us sue
lessor cOniinuanct ih-iT liberal EUTs, aSSunng the
public lie 5usisesS Viii te tOndTcic. VI tue sane re-
Is 70 reliable sOds AID hrr dspenSlaOn, ~ bUih lie
pAItRAnis as hs' et9OiR. '1sN.
NhF stivg, lRTil !ia', iSj+. o. s.--H. lF!J
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DESlRlNG 10 cJre Our IiccI lS Inv as possible, hr
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AGENCY ATWASHINGTON,
THE UNDERSIGNED prosecutes

all manner OF Claims against the Govern.
ment Of The United States. before Congress- before
commissioners, or before any Of the Pnbi 10 De-
partments; Claims for Bounty Land, Pensions,
Back.pay, Halfpay. Return Of Duties paid under
protest, Adjustment Of Accounts Of disbursing,
officers. Postmssters and Contractors accounts,
collection Of Dividends in arrear, obtaining Pa.
tents, and every other business requiring the
prompt and edacient service Of an Attorney o.
Agent. Il
A residence offoueteen years at tina Seat Of
Government, with . thor ough and familiar acqusin
lance with the various systems and routine Of
public business 1t the different s1lces, added 10,
this, free access to consult the abest legal advis
ers il needle justiaes the subscriber In pledging
the fullest satisfaction and utmost despetch to
those who mayentrust their business TO his care.
Being we'll known to The greater part Of the
citizens Of the District we'll % to many GENTLE
men who have been MI mbers Of both Houses OF
Congress in the last twelve years, II 10 deemed,
useless TO extend this notice BY special Tefrence
full power Of Attorney should accompany a.
claims.
Communication must be prepaid in oil cases
Any information desired 1t Baton Rouge. can
be had IN, ough GEORGE A. PIKE, who will act
a. my agent In the prosecution Of elsins.
Washington, D. G. April, 1855.
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Be CARErUL.-Persons who in.
trust notes, and nsisseh to be deliver.
cd BY juvenile Africans, cannot be to
particular; for such things are fire.
quently found blowing about in the
streets revealing family secrets. We
have brief order now before us, from
ono young gent to smother, ordering
ssndry articles of wearing apparel
which leads US to believe that the
writer, 10 about to commit matrimony.
OF course it is secret as yet, and as
We have come into the possession Of
il, surrept;tiously wc must be silent
This much We may we'll say. however !;
that our young lady readers, must not
be surprised if "a marriage take
place in town shortly" If one does
take place; we expect to see our
name written down As . prophet.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-23

FIRE.-The residence of Mrs. Dunn
situated about ten miles north Of this
place, was destroyed by fire on the
night Of the 18th inst. together with
all the out buildings. The fire origin
ated in the kitchen we learn, through
the carelessness Of a servant, and was
not discovered until the family had re.
tired to rest. She loss is estimated
about $6,0OO.-Felicana Democrat,
1911 inst.