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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

~ Cnas FrsroN, has returned to town
and re-npened his shop on Africa street,
near Y Ileuhes' where he may now be
found 70 attend promptly TO ~ orders in
his Inc Poaghs made 70 order and re-
paired o. short notice horse shooting. wag-
gon making and repairing al short notice,
~ The best style and most reasonable
L rrns
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

SAVE 1ore IMRnrLLA s.-'Tle i'm.
brelIn men in Nov York haze been
compelled 10 fit ont dozen whalers
FIR the purpose Of getting wlslebones
enough to keep mp their business The
lt'les have put the whole stock on
hand into their petiicoats.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

e. In lsalcIItT's Register publish
ell in London January 9Th 1890 we
We find the following notice under the
bend Of" American Intelligence -
CuAHLrsroN, Decemter ~ In
the convention Of North Carolina, on
Saturday the 2 st ult., Tho report 81
the G.tnm,ttec being taken up, v,+'ch
was. that, III behalf Of the f~emeu
and citizens of North Carolina, this
convention do adopt tho constitution
proposed for the government Of the
United States; neutrality-suspicious. WIS
then put. "SbaII His convention con
eur with tb.r4j9,rt Of the committee TX
:hc yeas an,bnays being taken, were
rs follows
As~ lo3.-Noes TO Majority
4 0
? tbs EtIcrloNs STILL TO CONE IN
1S55.--l.oulolana. Mopday, Novcm
Der 5, State officers apd four Reprrs-
cn'otlves to Congress. Mississippi,
Monday, Novemberj5, State officers
and five Representatives, to Congress
New York, Tuesday, November 6.
State officers, but no Governor or
Lieutenant Nov rnor. Wisconsin,
Tuesday, November 6, State officers
Maryland, Wednesday November. T. six
Representatives, to Congress. NJ asa
chlsctts, Monday, November Z.Siate
officers. In tennessee, Alabama
California, Wisconsin aud Hcnnsyl- ,
vania, the Legislature in each State
elects one United States Senator.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

4 GREAT DJscovEEy--V not The
greoIest ot Me Aye The London
Ne~s las . genealogical sketch PROV.
ing hat Louis Napoleon is Il cousin
If Queen Vcloria- Geyman Of course.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

A writer has compared worldly
friendship TO orr shadows, and a better
comparison never was made for while
we walk in the sunshine it sticks to US,
but the moment we enter the shade It
deserts us
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28
For Heavens Sake. IA little Common
Honesty.

| 81 TED stuck the oWff heWHnHIr
has e,rlnavnrpl ~ maintain ia ~,
questioned character for Independence
This hos proved difficult task, sinet
its edifor i Identified ~ ual,a
proallyircs with n party If his tiiAnd.
aud fellow citizens who hnlieea' tbr
| day has como, when il is The duty oI
The patriot aud tie statesman to unite
themselves a. they have an undoub'n.
hight to do. in order ~ purify tho hnl
ut log, and bring the ship Of State
back to her mornings
We say agaln. that we have en-
deavored 10 maintain our neutrality
and Independence, and stand aloot
from Tho muddy current, IN order I"
have The largest liberty to % any
where aud every vhern to enap up
error wherever furaa. aud lay open
tho nokoh truth 10 view, whether in
Tho highways ~ ~ ways. We like
al honest. nren aud frank Ct n,py. npI
any ellnli 70 carry - po'nf. however
adverse II may he 10 orr ire noncclv.
II notions # 'loht and wrong so it
BE- an open aud honest effort. commands
our respect Not 81. the low thlpnn
cry aud transparent Inng les Of tho
y Anii.Amo,loan press " II brings
The hluql, If shame and the exclarua
ton # " orhe mn connthrrV, 90 geo
right unlrr the npsa # this co,n,nu
nifty, Parish patty organ, that has
il days gone by, laid claim to respect.
now resnriinr IL ever upise,alle snb
to'fuge and lcvira, IT, bold on to the
er"l'a and maintain its tos''lon as
: Sit Oracle We have over eloln,
81 relationship with the great Demo
cratic party. and without helun rn,-
fizan would he now found battling for
The principles Of the American Union
under that name if it were anything
more than ,uere name--a faction NJ
raye1 against native American prime,
ple%
70 come to the work, lot rs glance
| moment at the present position Of
he Parish organ the Democratic
Advocate We have ns attention TO
i've. to what that paper cal's Tho
National American Ticket. published
y authority" but we do think. that
common respect for tho geu'lemau
herein named should dictate the
of their names. since each /
nc hae~-rcpudtaed the ticket and
'randcd fs originators with their1ov-
reign contempt
A half column Of names are rc-pub-
shed in tuesday edition of The same
np,r from tho " Southern (Minlen,
"A J tanner, prefaeed with the Advo
nto's choice bead, 1.-The Common
e' SO EpilemlcG" with editorial re
,arks Of the Advocate, of which the
blowing - an extraai.
y The following long list Of names shows
lat the Gales are falling from the eyes of
loec ws.s have been decoyod into The
ayes Of darn, an'e ndom by the syreu SONY
t +" Americans 10 rule America and they
re not ashamed to publicly dissolve the
with party that binds them
onry the behest> oi majority, whe her
n good OF evil, Right cordially do we
rect them to HE Democratic faith
a copy Of Che paper from which
W drow"''4s, nc's'bor has c"usht
iese names. is before us 1t is head \
4 !" Hear ono Hundred American
'rcemcn utter their sentiments
nd is an address to the citizens "of
in behalf efohe democrats :
f that district. The s'gners do not
n o"y~hre ~ the oddrcss, Mnt
HEY EVER BELONGED TO :
HE KNOW NOTHING OR AM.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

REMAINS or 'GEv. Dowa9.-Wc
learn from the Onachi'a Register Of
the lllh, that the remaIns ofthe lion
$. ". Downs, who died at Brian''s
Springs, Ky, on the 18th Of August,
1851, were brought 10 that town on
The previous Thursday, and on Satur-
day were inferred in the family ccme-
terry on the plantation Of the deceased.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

70 The last Echo from Point
Coupee, says nothing in reference to
the weather; it is therefore to be
presumed that calls we'll"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

WorKs OF Moan Wlpsrrn-If is
supposed that with the exception nf the
Bible the photographic wo,ks If Noah
Webster hive the 'algest eircnlailon #
any books in the English laugnage.--
Nfnrly twelve hundred thousand copies
of Wpb>'ers Spelling book wero sold
by one firm IN this city last year, and
It is estllna'e1D that moro than ten
fines as many 5pre sold # WeIsfer'7
Dictionaries a. Of my othor s"rIss il
this country -Four ffbs q all the
school books pnbli@hd in the United
Suites. arc said TO own Webster ~
ihelr sfanlar1. The State Of New
Yrik has placed 10000 copies Of
Websfer's Unabridged in as many Of
her public, schools Massachnse is has, 9
N like manner, supplied 3.2l8 Of her
mud Wisconsin aud New
jersey all their schools
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

such a transparent DESCRIPTION IS n"I'
low aud despicabe tfiohery. Powerful
Argument Cogent aud satisfactory,
/ against q party If Americans who
honestly bell We that they have truth
and Justice on tier side and ar.p nc
fua'el b. rpfliotc desire tn maintain
tie Nufiounl,tV nf the Union. Very
conclusive is i. tl,ai the American
pq,'y, is wrong, for The an'-Ame'i-
cnn press. 10 oafc', up. an, parade
the names Of nan from all parts Of 'hr
%tn'e ard publish then, under & e
head IT " Common sense epidemic -
mpnss rnnny of whom (p use their own
langpnro) went into the party with.
out kupang it IT, be- Yoi,hcni otgnu-
Hailon
W. have transconieI orr Limit,
$500, ..,.,,, ..,n..,.,,
ana grow nervous '''' "''o$ s'''i'e''''-
" damnalory, for sucl, demasogue-
ism.
az, -.
rom one ~ ''l'N ! INTO Fans
'.''''S - I've ~" '''' '''''''' w
'A''s'' Wv '''''"'"e e''''c'e''f''c
l'',"&' :" "a
-, ~, NFf' . NfN'FS F'f l.
~ '''','& of'"''' u "'' Ky e4''''l-
- every 'h"f ''Y 10 ne "'''''''"'s'
wv - - ''''.' - WV, 1''', '''''
yes " ''"' sort ''''i''''e1 ~ Hi'
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

IT, Mr. Spulhwor'b ono Of rs
propr'stor7 Of the Nav York Hund il
Nlnrnry, and be'ter known hy lis
writings as John Smi'h. IF Arkansas.
publishes u cad. stating his reasons
for 'csignlng M office il The custom,
house worth fifteen hundred dollars .
year, from which we learn hat he pre-
's'rs hot ~ naan,lHia with The friends If
President Pierce in that city his has
great respect for the rresidrn'o. bn'
does not believe IN tho old maxim IF
loving dog because you love bis
master Mr. Sou'bwor'h speaks WI
Of The Pre- 'lept, but his friends IN +
! he d 'sIgnates will, more force than
IA "unmItlgafed and unseru
puous rascas and hnaves.-T Deltn.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28
The RondouiIN Y.,) tells Il

The Rondou'JN y tells # a
yoone man in 'ha' place, a spiritual
medium. who gas sn1laoly seizad
while in church witt blindness. and
soon after With utter loss Of speech
calamifies ahich be still endurcs H.
lies in n condition Of stnpcr. but with
ont any physical disease. The active
2agen's Of this uel'nchpIy affection arr
still unconylnced Of the pernIcions
character@f the Influences they set to
work upon the young man. They
assert that the nlisrablc state in winch
he lies is a most glo'ions condition
that his physical senses are suspended
Only tomake the Interior illumination
more blIIian', and hat when h. relur-
rs to the world life again, he will know
immensely more than he was ever
before aware Of. ....5
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-10-28

a GonD SuaersTIea - he On
einnati fdgdne and several other pa.
| ptfs rome oft in favor Of closing MI
the erog ships on The day If election.
The Gosette SAYS, talk .rg on This stib-
jact "Thefo con be little doubt this
would strike at Inc root Of the evil
8 bpr men DE- nnf mike fools 1T Them.
selves 1T m election. ut lnnst rs u ppn-
end rule. bloody patriotism seldom
appears al election precincts ill d
Inrga amount q whisky patriotism dis.
appaar+."- Bnton Rouge Cwoet I'M
The Cincinnati Gozene sai1 no such
hing Mr. Comet It was tue New
Orleans Tuiletin that said Ibis. TIE
suggestion we threw nuf. We are glad
II perceive. meets With the hearty mp
probation st orr contemporary Of ba-
ton Rouge, and If almost every body
eIee The coffee houses were closed
il Cincinnati on election day, and ns
q ''afgrul consequences everything pass
cd oH quietly u the midst # gfeat 20
ljtIcnl excitement Shall they be closed
here on the day Of election '-EuIiet'"
Tie Comet sends its grateful nc
l;uowIedgeuonts to the EnIIetin, FIR
the correction, md lac sorry indeed
fhSt through 'nallvertency, The public
las been mi-le1 to tie prejudice Of
he Bulletin. We should have said
the Bulletin says that tie Cincinnati
Gazatte SAYS, We endorse The sueges
ton and say etc j" -lF7oa lappcn to say
any good thing, j is luvofahIy snap
pnI NJ by larger sheets and appropr,
afed IT, their own Use, or credited to
some other equally large. and there
fore equally respectable paper but
shouIl We lnalsc'tently credit tho
wrong paper for ~ item, y hesb'ng'
~, Ike the f,regojng is always the
result
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04
COAL AND COKE.

A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL
"A COAL.-Ihe subscribers are Receiving and keep
constantly on hand, GLOVER HILL LUMP AMP
HAIL COAL; fine do, for smithS purposes Red and
White Ash Anthracite do for cooking ranges storss
and crates; and Lump White Ash for fonndnes-sa
Of sheh they prepared TO sell good terms
as 1t can be purchased In the city.
Orders left at Capt L. Libhy's, corner goth and Cary
streets or at their Office, the Clover Hill yard vii
be promptly attended, to.
They have, for the convenience of their ensto ueTs
made an arrangement. BY which orders eft a. tbs
counting room Of the Enquirer ofice, will sso hare
duo atteatioa. WIN. ii. DAEis u.
de3-2w
e NTHRACITE q "A L..-GoHstanI,y Oh
IA hand and for sale, the best article OF Red and
White AT, Anthracite Coal Orders lef At hesfs-
Dove Co. will be attendedto promptly.
= m JSO. w. WRIGHT CO,
no 2s--tf Corner 10Th aud Deck So.
a NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriosr
N keeps constantly on hand 4 supply OF best AZ
THRAClTE COAL, and will sell as low as &c esn %
bought in the city. Orders left at No ~ NAN stfe1
will meet with prompt attention. ,,-cs
EOkk-Izam prepared 20 furnish Ceks
~ of supert6 quality, and confidently recommend
t as ferable fuel in most respects to either Woo
or coal IL Is peculiarly adapted TO COOKING Isnss
and stoves and to furnaces for heating large eaia
while lis ready ignition. cleanliness and dafssi
render Ii convenient aid asreea for pafior ans '
Orders len at the Coke yard, corner lcth street snd
Basin Bank, will be promptly executed. Terms eaAa'
or its equivalent.
se ll--es JN0s J. WERTH. Asens ...- !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

q ThE DfsrArcs.
WAsHIsoTny =. =


wastusnrcw -
T1is f.s ,tre,, I rsiyn ma l. Dsc pm
ton. INT 4 { ~ endi - In Ter asy IN waah.
fjriana hou aver have I,eer s.l.s AGO TisJos.
day. They hsvs been erces.;. :. no hour Of a.
about what vorr corres-,onds.. ssy excited, bat
bs wiz even venture Inc on;r;s +, noi Know. anf
do. Not 3 step Of prooresr - :. .aSt fsw Others
made In the position n die !. u,,,sse has been
the House Of Representss;vs. ior places In
Mr. Giddings, the oIdest rr.,,,... So
Question last evening stated =. ~ y reply 10
probably not be orpsn;zed 81, xU .Ae mouse wouf
Il would then be- orean.rad :. :; but that
win be read on Tueadav AZ - a. This letter
passed in attempts n orr.n;,.,;sy Nm nave been
win he made of this nred;c,;ss. - Cope . note
tonst" The orrsnixst;on Of ~ she hoary abeii-
thinks rfrht. would be Recnb,;ss. House, - no.
nft an AIo. ten. orrsn;zstion ~ %. or freesol Il
eyenf9 We shaif dee - ilas probable
Mr.. Ranks of Msss.chu.e.,.
bc the man ~ fba Vortb e., sehs ~ present to
served in one Conrress ouiv H H. He has
,naev fortv vasrs ~ =. 4. ne appears to bs
he. = Arm rood fsca ! .lsss y Oh Medium size,
ready forcible. logical and eve. oas voice isa
a wei, read Il, law ana g.,sr.s 'oluent speaker;
scholar lIc dicton, but sradus,ed literature. has
in a machine shop Of Massachnses,s Workman
=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04
RUNAWAY.

g 700 D0IEARs REWA e D.
al Ransway from the subscriber, % sa ss".ss
~ night the eth instant. . negro man ns -,
WILLIAM STEVENS. abont twenty s saoa
&k~years Of age, Of yellow conpiexion 80 w.;
S feet inches fish; walks street,, and 70 OF So
address William has been employed - an eys III
opener at the Marshali Hctel for the last yesM
4 wen Known in this city viii sive ss.sa - =.
$50 for his arrest and delivery 20 me fonna -
civ and $50 If arrested out Of the county O.
dc f-Sts -. -. 10 -
= TO- DOI.LAks k 4, ...s.n:. y :.
s,h.sr;h.r. about miles below the Guy ?.
y Richmond. my man wILLIAh T.. a. a.. nose ).
r.sher incl upssr lin carries his head seIy .s.I
bach, u shout feet 10 inches hss hss
air and carriage. His parents ressas " NJ y ssos1
ana he has CONNIE 1ions in Richmond ~
wears &c axr end was my hoaee servant N i, tbs
viii siye $25 for his Apprehension 81 h.sa
State ma . 100 IL taken art Of + e w. .xiaf
assin s. 81 10 lS--2awts GEO. y. 80 -
- TTyE 7T1YT-l-XHs RRSsAHD. -, VA '. y
T. DO aid for the appIshensioa - xsssa.. xAe
~ ~ 1or0 n jim HtCBsM yealow 800. 100 shis
3. - sSsss eesiag = porter 9 ny M, Mn6rr
a vssx. neI3 Ai4EA NoA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

!. FIRE At NoRFoLK.-The old City Hotel at Nor.
folk was destroyed BY Are Sunday evening, about
O'clock, a. were several buildings adjacent The
hotel was valued at I'll. 900. and was incurred for
$4,000 In the Howard and Franklin Association
Mr.. w. Walters lost 1900 worth OF furniture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

The ahip Acsos arrived a Mobile Ala. Tnesday
last, 25 days from I4iyesp0ol. ssfaN aass
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-24
The City OF St. Paul.

The proceedings Of our City Council, which
we publish today. embody the remainder of
the reports of our executive and ministerial Of
ficers. 1t will be recollccted, that a portion of
these reports were published last week.
In concluding the first years business OF her
city government. st. Paul has great reason to
congratulate herself upon the able, honest and
efficient manner in which her governmental af-
fairs have been managed. The facts and figures,
20 far as the great item--the finances-are con-
cerned, show for themselves; and we are quite
certain no fault can be found in this respect
On The contrary we think the city should feel
proud of having as her servants such faithful
aud efficient officers as Messrs. ROhrer Miller
and Mccormick. The City Surveyor, also.
should not be left unthanked in this ceunec-
ton. He has had, in many respects, an uphill
road to travel, but nevertheless has discharged
his duty faithfully and fearlessly Tie maps of
the city, executed under his direction, are mod
els OF accuracy-the best and most useful works
OF the kind that have ever been executed in the
Territory.
The voters of st. Paul will do we'll on Tues
day week if they succeed in re electng ali of
their old city officers should they again appear
in the capacity Of candidates. In fact, we can
see no chance at all for improvement by chang
ing any one of them.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-24
, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1855.
"Will the Company Go On 20


This is aquery that has been propounded to us
10y almost every citizen we have met since the
news reached here of the definite settlement OF
the Railroad Question by Congress. We can
tell in few words all we know about the mat
ter.
The officers and agents of the Company write
their friends in Minnesota, that they are now
satisfied the people of the Territory are with
them; that Congress. before its adjournment.
did all they had any reasonable right to expect,
and that consequently their corps of engineers
Will he placed upon the line early in the month
Of May ensuing. The road will be located with
all the despatch possible for the accomplish
ment of work of the magnitude contemplated
The suit before the Supreme Court of the
United States cannot have hearing until some
time during the next term, which commences
on the first Monday in December next. The
Attorney General has consented to take it up
at as early day as practicable, and try it upon
its merits, if that be the wish of all parties in
terested. The Company, however, are willing,
as they long since stated, TO 60 ahead with
their preliminary operations of locating, &C..
and take the risk of having the decision of our
Courts sustained by the Supreme Court of the
nited States. They and their attorneys are
entirely sanguine in regard to this matter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-24
BosTON, March 8.

BOSTON, Mafcl 8.
Anthony Burns arrived in this city yester
day, and had a public reception last evening
in fremont Temple. at which about 1000 were
present. Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Neale.
Burns was then introduced to the Assembly.
He addressed the audience in substantially the
same terms that he did at New York. He was
followed by the Rev. +. N. Kirk, who denounc-
ed slavery with much emphasis. Many adj
vanced to the platform and shook hands with
Burns. The reception seemed quite of a reli-
gious caste, and no prominent aboltionists took
part in it.
rs The Chicago Theological Seminary
(writes Chicago correspondent of the N. Y.
independently "has been incorporated, and is
now a fixed fact and ono of our institutions
Rev. S. Peet has secured actual subscriptions
and good pledges already, to the amount of fil-
ty thousand dollars which he expects to in
crease to 100000 during this year, chiefly in
the West. Ten thousand dollars are to be ap-
propriated TO the beginning OF library. The
building and grounds of Rush Medical College,
in this city, have been purchased, and are to be
taken possession of in April The building
will be altered and improved externally and
internally, and be ready for occupancy, ifneed-
ed, in the fall and probably brick block will
be erected on the vacant ground for students
rooms. 1t is expected that prominent gentle
men, now in view, will be secured for profess
sors, who will at once give character to the in
stitution. AS to students there will be no lack.
A considerable number are now known who are
intending to enter, aud others will be forth
coming. The churches of the West, go far as
visited, enter heartily into the PLAN"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-24

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DR. LA CROIX'S medicines free from all mineral
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