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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

4 49,, WHls 4, WascK Lrourtes,
inaaas people Of diassest az, ono
sez, were landed hss, Of the Sssame,
Capitol On Thursday, and tsken b,
land conveyance. to jackson all o
them, from New Orleans. What ,
lesson And who. but man, with his
unnatural and unjust institutions, ia
responsible for thisi Who but man
himself. is the author Of al the crime,
the insanity. and the vice. that stains.
the otherwise fair face, Of Creation ?
Shift the responsibility ye law makers
and law.give's, ye professors OF a
preached but Impractical religion
lay the weight Of your own sins on the
shoulders Of the devil, or anyother
immaginary and irresponsible iudivid-
ual made up Of nothiuguess; but you,
and you, and you. are responsible for
oil these things; in proportion 10 the
amount Of reason which has been
given you. to correct them. Religion
- it now, is. makes Us by reason. of
common sense, inf6els and unbelie.
vers; the law compels US to be knav.
ish bypocritcs, or open thieves; and
every axiom, in what is vulgarly called
the " Social system" tells US plainly
that We must affect to be what We are
not.
What % epitomy. is here in
these fourteen wretches, Of the times 7
What. . volumn would their history
furnish I Pause each and every
one Of you careless passers by, and
consider. Do not forget in the &C.
count. that ordinary minds are never
(unless BY bodily derangemeut) affect.
ed to insanity. The common man !;
is stone. Of finer stuff are they, whose
noble hearts are cracked with grief,
and melt into insanity. ia ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

AMERICAN LrrERArURE.-A late
number of the Edinburgh W;snsss
says: f.tv ara au.d s..e qa 4
1T is Of itself a curious fact. that
almost the only classical English wi.
ters ofthe present day are nos Enelish.
men but Americans. We hsve no
writer's that SO remind us Of the Gold
smiths and Addisons of the last cen.
fury, as the Washington Irtings and
Nathaniels Hawthorns Of the other
side Of the Atlantic and Longf.IIow
though not a little of bis verse bears
the stamp Of that Of Germany, is de-
cidedly, in elegant and elaborate prose
an Englishman Of the region Of Queen.
Anne" 4h~ z n 7l4.L
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

DEATH-Bros OF THE AalsrocsAoy.
Il was the remark Of = celebrated
London pbisician, who enjoyed tke
most lucrative practice that b hdd
Witnessed ssch hsrrowing scen 1t
the death beads of the aristecrscy.
bat be sLrunk with instructive dread
wiieu cal'sa upon to visit persons u
this class In their sickness.
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Delicious.-To have q pretty Girl
open the front door, and mistake you
fur her cousin" ol -at
More Delictous.-To have her remain
deceived till she has kissed you twice.
and hinged the button of your coat,
exclaiming ma, here's Chawles."
Most Delicious.-To favour the mis-
take until the young lady discovers it
herself, and have a big brother come
along the entry catch you by the co.,
lar. half shake your lie out Of you
and ask you what are you doing to his
sister, with an agreeable hint at i'm
mediate tatisfactiOn. 81 .-.,4 s.rs
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0aBsNwELL ePxIxos, June 10th, IS.

CommSmteatsd.
0assswsll srslsos, June 10th, IS.
DstscrAsls sPrRr:
The man who invented pens Of
steel, has now, and will have hereafter,
much to answer. The metal was
never intended for other purposes than
blowing and provoking people to fight
and fighting, run on tie daggers' point
and thus shuttle of the mortal coil,
rope fashion, into a trench six feet due
east and west. The best use to which
the goose was ever put, is at On end,
and now ones thoughts are less lexi-
BILE; indeed, this may very we'll be
denominated the age Of iron. M. 10.
seph elliott and bis base imitators,
have much to account for in q world
to come; and when the hour for judy
ment arrives, may reasonably expect
to have a host Of ghoslly looking
geese, Game cocks and Shanghae
chickens, rise up in evidence against
therl. n-.' -.H-
The improvements substantial and
commodious. which have been made
here since last season, render Green.
we'll in all its appointments for pleas
ure. and agreeable recreation unri-
vailed by any similar institution in
the State. The new Ballroom is fin.
isbed-the bowling ally, tho Billiard
Saloon, the bar, and the barber
shop are all perfect in their parts;
and when you come to look at the ex.
pressive phiz of our friend "Stephe, I"
and hear him ask will you have more
Of the chops-sir," why the conclu-
sion is irresistible, that this, of all
others is the place to pull off onescoat-
roll up bis sleeves-untie his cravat
and feel cool and comfortable. One
hing here gives, this a decided advan-
age over any other place it is not
70 easy Of access as Biloxi, Pass Chris
ian and Hollywood. When an unas-
'umiug individual comes here, he may
,e satisfied that he will not be jostel,d
bout, by Snobs from the city--lady
Killing gentlemen who come. in patent
Gather suits, to rnonopoIize the atten-
ion Of the elderly ladies. and ogle the
'oung ones into that agreeable femi
line condition where bright eye meet
right eye and daggers Of envy and
ealousy flash about I say sir. give
ne Greenwell; for its water, its wal
ers, its wine. its washing arrange
nents and its we'll appointed and wor-
by hostess.
Preparations are being made for the .
ourth-a speech is expected; ode
lsration Z" is in rehearsal ;ltbe Capitol
'lee Club is looked for. and all the ,
'vcly flowers of East and West Fe- ,
ciana have Il believs) been asked to !;
lin Red Stick !; and what a delight .
Il nosgay will this be! . wreatE-a :
ouquet Of sucb rare flowers as are :
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A statue is abont to be erected in
the island Of Martinique. to the mem
DRY Of the Empress Josephene.
Moss will grow upon gravestones |;
the ivy will cling to Wondering pile:
the mistletoe springs from the dy.
ing branch /; and, God be praised
something fair to the sight and crate.
full to the heart, will yet twins around
and grow out Of the seams and crack(
Of the desolate temple Of the humsb
heart. " '''' ''.7 'i'"aT t'sl-ei -oa = p
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

READY WIr.-A person throwed
the head Of a goose on to the stage of
the Belville Theatre. Cato, advanc-
ing to the front, said: "Geotlemen, if
any amongst you has lost his head. do
not be uneasy, for l will restore it at
the conclusion of the performance. I"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

There is very little building going
on in New York this spring, except
for banking houses, Of which there are
several. ,a w
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

TOoS 1eosI- ma -
THE choicest Brands and flsvoss- ee
l. Tea can b found at sll times, PIT ~
in ! 70 sth packages q WIN. D0Ckl
nsy ~. Dsuee~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

Old soldiers, on applying for a
pension are advised to adopt the fol-
loving q their motto !: Il have bleed
for my country-now may my coun-
~ Mod for NE ,"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

] l.ss sssaSasssS : ~ ~" sssrsr - =
Nest1 and 0ata eeseees, skeoe tvelve neotko
- alsiea On ~ 49, = sev iasssAis0
- o!sot1 aod pote 0eyn Neal - euoA reality
- psaeso, krepiso h ojsl ~ velue e On. 9
ss ~ ssss.'s'a''s ''''..'Ps tA'rNrbar -
navhg - sosno ~ ~ ~ e NJ. al
1879 sss'sssl sss s.s. lsrs, xil! sss!s. 8 ..
;:ss Il. MO Y1Ii yosspuAs.A.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

The American Agr;culturist is our
favour ola new foul called the Hessian
fowl. A .correspondent Of, the Agri.
cult~'Tst says they are truly. the far
mers, fowl, for layers, nursers and rea-
diness to fatten. IL this latter respect
they resemble the SnufFolk pig. After
the Shanghai experiment, we suspect
there is something foul about this new
candidate for favour, a sort of Hessian
trick to obtain the needful.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

% Neal Dow, the Mayor of Port.
land, Maine. has made an official
statement to the City Council touch
ing the recent riote He asserts that
but the measures adopted, the city
agency would have been set on fire
and the City Hall destroyed. The
Board Of Aldermen endorsed the May.
Or's statement. .... .........'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

IN the msttes q the Suecesaioo Of A. B.
Aopoxs. dec dino. 3es, Probate"
Sixth Judicial District Court-Pasish
Of East Satoa Rouge, Loaiianes
WHEREAS Mrs. vosSpnlNH HoDeEs,
" Of said Parish, administsstrix Of The
estate Of A. B. HopeEs, late Of said Parish,
deed, has fled in the Office q the under.
signed ClesA Of said Court, y, eeount Of
her administlatix upon said estate: rl
NOTICE is hereby given 70 oil persons
interested to show cause within thirty days
from the frst publication Of this notice,
why the said account should not Be appro-
we'd, homologa:ed, and made the Judge.
meat Of the Court, and The said adminis.
tratrix authorized to pay the creditors Ia,
conformity Herewith. N. MORENO.
Jues SITE lsI.1llEn Clerk.
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A passenger train on the Cincinnati
and Indianapolis Railroad ran of the
track near Lawrenoeburg. The 10.
connective and baggage car were smash
Cd but no one was seriously hurt.
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BATON ROUGE::::tUNE, 50, 1855.

@Sve04ncy oocaoi0neo ~ ne SeoAeAeuon
q shs nos. TsosAs SilDssA. .t,,l.-,x
gr TnE VALLEY OF THE AxAzoN.-To
The Hox. JoHN PERKINS, j., must
we again express our thanks and graf.
itudc, for other valuable Congressional
Documents. Part II Of Explora.
ton Of the Valley Of the Amazon. BY
Hsrndon and Gibbop;" hasdsomely
illustrated and accompanied with maps;
ID now before us completing one Of
The most valuable works 10 our Ii.
brsry. F'l1 5jo .f...' -'aao 'o
Now that W look about, and see 10
many substantial evidences Of the kind
consideration, of our Representative
We cannot refrain from summing up
ell our thanks, during the past season.
II so';do ; and again reiterating them
IN renewed and concentrated FORM
And now that tho Hon. gentleman is
no longer before the people-and i
about to retire to private life; We can.
not refrain from taking glance At bis
course in Congress. r.'.
Nov, the charge cannot be brought
against u. that We are fishing sfter
public favors.-Is cannot be said that
our pen moves with the ultimate object
In view; ofhaviug to advertise +" Propo-
sals to carry the mail in Maine or
Do furnish 'beef to Barancas Barracks.
What ws cay, can therefore be set
down free from the common hypocra.
ey We ere daily called on, to exercise, |
in, order to satisfy . Christian oommu-
nifty" -tllt. ar,al u.rd |
Within our memory no ono has ev-
u represented this section Of the pub.
liz domain with more credit to the
people and honor to himself than the
Hon. Jorx PERKINS. He has not
been. the narrow sighted "Court house
but has busted himself rs
one Of the representatives Of great
nation, in pointing out. and Offering
remedies for growing abuses abroad.
Bis reformation of the Consular Sys.
;sm, has iudelably stamped bis name
spon the records Of the American
Congress. We like man, who has q
like q man. who as a
public servant, fixes the energies of bis
mind on some great object Of national
and does not flag in his
'6orts to have . redress Of grievances
such . man Is the Hon. JOHN Per.
Inns; ssagcntleman 10 private walks,
lis character is uuapproachable, and
$ . public servant there is not . SIM
10 citizen who cannot honestly ex- 6
lain, "Well done. 4" q
From the Convention proceeding.
{ the other day. be stands out in bold =
slisf, - the best man, and the truest 3
them all. He stood not before that O
ody as candidate, to make pledges r
} demsgogues. to obtain their sup. :,
stood there, with honors on -
Is head, a. an honest and upright s.
tisen; and to follow the bent Of his ti
w inclination-ready to retire to q
rivate life; and the action of the :
invention only shows, that this is not K
70 manner Of man, that these eesto. le
oMger times, desire. Ma. PERKINS tt
ighs have bees reelected but the y
resent candidate-never, from this b
istrict. ie
4 naasnn~or train m the C;nr:rr.t;
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At Greatly Reduced Prices.
JUST received lot Of Bran, which
y am selling very low. Gil soon.
june %. JOSHUA BEAL.
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OsF1cs OF rHE BATON R0uos AND ClIurou
PLANK ROAD COMPANY, !
Baton Rouge, Jnne 1lM 1883.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stock.
" holders Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
per cent, Tor e. 50 per share) Of the Capital
Stock Of said company, will be due and payable
on or before the 18th and 18th days Of Aueust
next QssS) By order Of the Board,
June Is. G. W. POPE. Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

ELOUR.-10o Half Barrels, just re-
L ceived and for sale at reduced prices nv
june %, JOSHUA BEAL.
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pleasant sas shs eye 70 dwell ea.-
Come out Comet. Leave yoss fegu-
lar orbil--publish your papef for
three Of leue days shead, nobody will
ever ksow the aiferesse it
over to scissors" be suits the people
best--does most. and gets most credit
descrvipgly. Stephe ssys Ne will
have some shooting at a mark, on
that occasion. You should be nprac.
tice, and here is a chance.
Yoalss q Z kko1l q z r. -
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More Arrivals.
4 THE furnisl ing warerooms, Church 81. A
n large assortment Of Crockery and China
Ware; Pier and Mantle Glasses, with Gilt and
Mahogany Frames; Cooking Stoves and Crates :
= large variety Of Wood, Willow, and Hollow
Ware, Mating, &c. Call and examine
june "a. J, PIPER 4 CO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

A rendezvous for enlisting soldiers
for the Crimca, has existed for some
time in Brooklyn, New York. Re-
Gently the U. S. Marshall got wind Of
its where about, pounched upon it and
arrested the principals, named Anto-
MON Rosenberg George Spitzen and
Charles Weis--all Jews-who were
taken before the U. S. Marshal il,
New York and committed. Some
twelve Germans were ready to start
in the a vessel which was lying at
dock, but as soon rs the Captain as
certained what was in the wind, be
hoisted sail and steered out into the
stream. Fifty or more had already
been enlisted and sent of, and it is
probable that number were on the
vessel at the time the arrests on shore
were made. Those remaing, state
that they received $40 bounty. and
were to received $50 more on their
arrival, at Windsor. Brunswick where
they were to rendezvous until shipped
Otto England.
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r ARD OIL 5000
IL 10 Barrels Pure Lard Oil, in store and
for sale by liune 90 JOSHUA BEAL.
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utlp Aoptrtistnltnts.

Magnolia Encampment No. 4.
THRRE will be q regular meeting Of Magnolia
l Encampment No I. (this) evening, Saturday,
June esd, 1S5S-at the Odd Fellows' Hall. on
Church st. .t0 /. N. O 'LLINS, Scribe.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

Speedy Cure for Bono Fell0ns.
THE unde rsigned has remedy for bone
l. fellon which is inialiabIe. A fellou
can be cured in any stage in three days.
Enquire Of II. ToMLi>soN, on Third Steet.
june 33d. F.. BILLS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

A VERY desirebls bouSs for busi. -
a nsss. Or focd fsstdsncs. with al
necessary out 1aijdin0s. Situated On =
TIE corner u .1msviea md o. Louis stsests.
Fcr Terms, :pp!y On the premises. a bar.
gain may. b had il carly application 10
made. b'rs ao.imi = AcD66ssAN
Fresh slss'tV&l q kJtS6,1o
esaes 1s1hss~aSis C1S50,a,. $780,.
L4'sysss n. 1sdss 1pses. 5.i',H
WE hsve just received pr Steam.
w sA!e "eamAeA Aso Msv fssk sIsseS Q
eeseoeas q 0saes I. ,. o1uW. Rssseee q vASt
q superior assels will q veil 70 eail % - %
nest CslslssSe6 asnsS esssine 6css3s r. ~
Ua'see Sesssa tosye11 wADDAI 4 pH1li5l6.
o9GODN0B
HAS Just RECEIVED, ! iifss ana
II we'll assorted supply of STAPLE
DRY GOODS, which, toestAes With Tia
stock Of FAxcY MiIlSnAaY 0eons on had
will b cold at tn very Lowest prices.-
The Staple Dry Goods consists n peft tf
Cottonsdss. Blesched 3 unbleached' Shirt.
inga, Irish Linens (wassanted pureI Whit
and unbleeehsd Lnen Table 0smesk Nap-
kins and Towels Mosqusto Ban, Of every
description, ec. Purchasers znsy rest ~
sured that oil ths epods in Store, srs AZ The
hrst Quality ard Best uasulae isre; none
Of that doubtful class If goods genssally
bought at auetion-but goods potehasa
from the most reliable sources. 7o8
Third Sereet-Oppo0to poot oAlee.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

Hay Corn and Oats.
A LARGE supply in store and for sale
IA by G"ne 21) JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

| Vuy6 WS OC/OTC, ". n. ".
lnstructio TO the Chinese Army
The following extract from the in
structiops Of the Council Of the Co.
lestial Empire to the General com.
handing their armies has never, We
believe, been published in this coun-
try $780, .0.lt. a,sso d,as,q
take notice of this in particular ;
you have to deal with people who
wear breaches so tight, that when once
the soldiers fall they cannot yet them
selves up again. Your first endea-
vor must be to throw tn. m down.
Paint your faces as Enthusiastically as
you can, and when You approach the
enemy. shout out and make the most
bideous noises and grimaces possible,
to frighten and make them tuble down.
When PROSTATE they are at your
mercy. = 4. aa1 : aamaJ-u
! "
A GATHERING OF THE CLANS
Among other queer things that have
sprung out Of the National Baby show,
10 an "enterrrise" the like of which, If
successfully carried out, the world
will never have seen the like, before.
Several gentlemen. it seems, have
associated together and subscribed
$i00.000to be expended 10 getting
together = Congress of Nations, +"
that is to say, living specimens, male
and female. Of every nation on the
habitable globe, all in their native
custom, except when they are nude.
Great care will be used 10 selecting
the finest specimens. and when conven,
lent, preference will given to such per-
sons as play upon some instruments Of
music. .. .s.....-. .. -..-'..
Such study was Of course never
before bought under the DC of mortal
man. The Congress of Nations will
necessarily include all the various
tribes of Indians in the world Esqui-
maux. Japanese, Laplande-s, Persiaps,
Circassians. Turks, Arabs, HotLpntots,
Bushmen, Caffirs, all the Asiatics ETC.,
etc. Some eighteen months or more
may be required to make the entire
collection, but interesting portions of
it, it is thought, can be obtained at a
much earlior period.-N. Y. Express
1871 inst.
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Gorses, Garriases, &t.

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HO2sE-White name
- ar TAI; without SOC sntsd soga5. 81
herd. bsn No 5'S Wshos'on It o., and ~ Pres 32l5
L'Ok sALt-Forty largc-size broken MULES,
i ssed frou! rye - ys.rs me sssoe Of AUGU5
TUS iNAss East Ns--Yors near NIlli.m Hhseias Ho-
ina M tvsns 81 the stable STAGES leave even
hslf hour Bsoo,lyp n6e P.e.sBp
Tor SALE--A handsome PONY, five years old,
sound iipd suitable fJrs L-dJ yoanz Gsae
IN be .od exeh nsee or ag hofse carIlsgs AID
of-s. J " eft .. this oftce.
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i HEEsIvK GENERAL NEWSPAPER, BOOK Kan, ana
JOB PRINTING OFYICE this Continent, u Jun
A GRAY's corner Of CT and Frankfort sts, Newfort
where EVERY CONCEIVABLE VARIETY OF won y
done with coreotues taste and promptne~-roms hanoth
Poster OF Coored Shown to the hAndsomes Cheapest o.
sn slest Circular Gard LABEL PLAIN or tsn,y WE
BOOKS MAGAZINEs srd T MPHLErS are stereotoPsd
Electrotyped Illustrated Printed and Bound 70 rt me ae
nards Of the successful Publishen Where SAT-
the STANDARD Periodicals OF this city he onsns'ed mi eeu
Is,ued from his Presses which sTILL DELIVERING
Of the largest ard respectable NEVsrAPEhs MAoA
cufacy -... 49,. al ,.,,4..
In mi of JOB PRINTING or PREsSVORk OF any kina
ON DEMAND and at the lowest possible cash prSes may
h. cs,t.jn Of season Of The year ~
" JOHN A. GRAY. Nos IS and 81 CHfSt ~ y
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