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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
Missouri River.
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1866.


THE REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET, Ed
INDURG, G. w. BOWMAN. Master,
III =, For Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Land
80 80. ing, Waverly, Berlin, Lexington, We'll
llngton, Camden, Sibley, Rchfeld Liberty. In-
dependence, Kansas, Parkville, Fort Leavenworth
Weston, Atchison and 81. Joseph.
Commencing her regular trips on Friday March
9Th and 23d; April 9th and goth; NAV 4th and
18Th; June 1st, 18th and Goth; July 18th and 9th;
August 10th and oath; September 18th and DIST;
October 9th and 18Th; November I'd, 10th and
3Oth; December 18th and 2Sth.
Leaves st. Joseph every alternate Thursday at
10 o'clock, A. NJ as follows: March 18th and 2gth:
April 18th ana goth; May 10th and oath: June 7th
2lst; July 9th and 10Th; August I'd. 10th and Both:
September 18th and 9th; October 18th and 25th;
November 9Th and 22d; December 9th and goth
Leaving Weston, Fridays, at O'Clock. A. NJ:
Parkville 9, Kansas 10, Liberty 70 M; Sbley Z
?. NJ; Wellington p. NJ; and and on SATURDAYS
following will leave Lexington at A. NJ; Wa
verify y; Miami u NJ; Brunswick p M; Glasgow
4 and Boonville p. M.--arriving in ST. Louis on
Sunday afternoon in time for the Louisville
packets.
We beg leave TO return our thanks for The lib-
era patronage bestowed on us last season. and
hope by strict attention 10 business TO merit 4
continuance of the same
mylO MANSON & BARTHoLoW, Arents
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p. BAHER & BROTHER,

II. BAHER & BROTHER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MARBLE, TOMB G. GRAVE STONES,
Glasgow, Mo.
d RESPECTFULLY announce TO the public
IN that they are prepared to fill all ord ers for
Tomb and Grave stones
with dispatch, in any style desired, either as to
shape lettering, or design. They will use none
but the best material, and warrantsatisfaction
both as to work and prices.
Ciy7 GRIND STONES, Of superior grit, of all
sizes, on hand for sale cheap.
w Printers Imposing Stones, Door and Win
dow Stills and Caps done TO order; and IN short,
anything IN the stone cutting line
Czs' Ordersrespe ctfully solicited land prompt
ly filled.
NOTECE.--Wc have no TRAVELLING AGENT
make no contracts but with US, and YOU may
rely on prompt fulfllment and honest work.
March t. 1855. r. & FRO
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Fresh Arrival of Groceries in
ROANOKE. Mo.

TNHE undersigned having entered in the Groce-
L. ry and Produce Business exclusively. would
say TO my friends and customers that nov have on
hand large and well assorted stock Of Groceries
which am disposed 10 sell at extremely low pri-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
Birch VS.. Benton.


The Oscoa independent says:
We were present at the trial. and heard
the whole testimony and argument Of coun-
sci in the case. 1t was a suit for SANDER
Gus words uttered or repeated by Mr.. Ben
ton against Mr.. Birch as a husband. 1t is
unnecessary to state here what they Were
as the whole reading public have been fa-
mlliar with them through tho prints for the
last five years, since this suit was COM
menccd. During the progress of the trial
there was testimony connected with the case
about the causes which arc charged 10 have
led to the division OF the Democratic par-
ty in this State, and which, SO far as il was
applicable, gave the trial a political caste,
as between the Anti and Benton party
The jury, however, that tried the case were
all Wings, and OF course were unparalleled,
and no doubt stripped the case in their cX-
animation of the testimony to that which
was onI y legitimate, on which they based
their verdict. Their political views weighed
not feather, we apprchend, in bringing
them to conclusion, as the political char
actcrs of the parties were equally odious.--
We learned after the verdict was rendered
that The jury were divided as to the amount
Of damages, seven being for the highest
amountz-$l0,000 laid in the plaintiffs de-
clarationAtour for 1000 aud one Tor ST.
600. Tho result was COMPROMISE on
$4,000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
ARCHIBALD CARR. MORTIMER KENNFTT
LUMBER WARD.

BroGd,CGu, opposite the Old Reservoir.
TARR & KENNETH, Dealers in Lumber
~ Shingles, Flooring, Doors, SASH Blinds. &c.
St. Louis, Mo. NAV 3.-lm,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
GRAPE ,SHAWLS
SIX Hundred White Grape Shawls consigned
10 me, by an importer of China goods, and which
will be sold without reserve.
lhnE EpkpT EMr

Our house has always stood unrivaIIed in this
department. 1t has been improved, and is now
equal in its attractions TO any department of the
generally find our prices of rich goods and en-
broideries twenty-five per cent lower than the usu
al market rutes of the same class of of Gnnls
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CURTAINS CURTAINS!
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
THE PLACE TO BUY
w n d o w Cur ains!
SHADES, SC.
J. T.. CHANDLER,

J. l.. CHANDLER,
No. liz, Market street, St. Louis, Mo.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSED
II AS for sale the largest and best stock Of
IL CURSAIN MATERIALS and TRIM
MINGS, WINDOW SHADES, and other Up
holstery Goods in the West The assortment com
prises Goods of every quality and style, from the
richestto the lowest in price. As this is the only
store in st. Louis excl hsvely devoted TO the Up
holstery business, the selection win be found the
best and the prices lower than in any other estab
lishment in the city. Special attention is called
TO the large and complete assortment of LACE,
and MUSLIN CURTAIN, and elegemt
satin Darnasks. XOrstei and Cot
ton Damasks, GilfCOrnices, Bands
Gimps, Cords, TasseIs sc.
CURTAIN SHADES.
A great variety Of new and beautiful patterns
Just received. All kinds of Mattresses for sale at
low prices.
(1y5' Strangers visiting st. Louis, wishing TO
purchase curtain goods or Window Shades, can
rely on finding here the best selection in the city
and the prices satisfactory.
April 5-3m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31

SPRING, 1855.
WE have received and are now opening in our
w new store on First street.
En the New Buildings.
Our stock of Spring and Summer Goods the lar
gest we have ever brought 10 this market. We
guarantee polite attention to every person who
may enter our store, and shall use every exertion
to please, both in prices and in the general con-
duet of our business
SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow, April &c, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
Salt.
Powder mud Shn.
wooden Ware.

wooden Ware.
. DOZEN fine cedar buckets all sizes G dozen
n horse buckets;6 dozen wash boards: tub. of
sizes and prices TO suit all. FORBIS.
T ARD--10 kegs and hf kegs No. lard. mt
IL up expressly for family use.
sepl4 ]. B. FORBIS.
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Ladies Dress Goods.

A SPLENDID LOT Of einbrolderies. mantl-
"a las, Grape shawls, hair, braid, English and
Swiss straw bonnets; together with a beautiful
stock Of ribbons and flowers, for sale by
ap2G SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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Il % "A ET LIZ EEs
GLASGOW, ES55.


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ni'' NIoon' loie'''' .'.........do. %
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Martha Jcwett, EHrton...... ........do..,...2S
INh NlIy,'''' ''.'', SEQ. do ...... %
Delaware, Baker 900. ........do %
Maze SWMhey, Choutcau '''...., do......20
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Golden Stale, Guusolis ...... ....,...do.....4 20
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
DAGUERREAN GALIERY.i

DAWCETtREAN GALLEKX.F
w. p. PITTS
u EGSt TO announce 10 the ladies and gentlemen
- OF FAYETTE and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to execute beautiful and life-ike Likenesses
In aII Styles of the Art,
with promptness and on reasonable terms. A
call and examination of his specimens Is solicited
lsgB' Rooms up stairs in the Court House, and
open from A. NJ TO ar. NJ.
CT Instructions given in the art, to any desir-
ing 10 learn the business, on Reasonable terms
Fayette, April 26--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Heads of families can always find in this dep art
ment every variety of Linen Goods, and at reason
able prices. 1t my intention to make this branch
particularly attractive. 1t now contains Linen
Sheetings, all widths; Pillow Linens; seven thou
sand white and brown Table Cloths; every vari-
ETY. of Crash, towellings, diapers, napkins, doylos
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
M A MILES

have made an arrangement with the most cell
ebrated dealer in these goods, in New York, and
this department particularly attractive, and our
STYLES generally unlike those seen elsewhere.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
BRIDAL DRESSES.

| My stock Of silks and other goods for bridal
purposes, will always contain the newest articles
| nlnn1nl 10 he DC nsinn
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
DRESS GOODS.
PARIS ORGANIZES.

Winch excel anything in this way ever shown
here. Also, elegant silk kremlins, tissue iaconets
grenadines, brilliantes, French chintzes, English
and American lawns; seventeen hundred pieces
of English prints, of pretty designs and fine cloths
which shall sell at the low price of twelve and
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
WHITE GOODS.

This department is complete, and contains Swiss
iaconet and cambria musIins Also, plaid and
figured muslins in great variety; English long
cloths, white brilliants, India twlls Paris mus.
Inns, and figured Swiss. Also, great variety Of
white goods for ladies' sllrting
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31
BLACK SILKS.

In Black Silks, all the best makers will be kent
including Bonnet's, Bischoti's, Semperdem's
styles warranted motto crack, of beautiful ustre.
Also, gros grains, lustrngs, ottoman and mourn
/ ing silks. Black brocades, black satins, colored
| hrnc nhns and sntins
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-31

This department now contains several thousan
dozen of every variety of cotton and silk hosier
including the best makes of English, Cotton an
Lise thread. Also, general assortment of Miss
cs hose.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-04

The President has been called upon
by large number of officers, who
have been dropped by the action of
the Naval Board. and, notwithstand-
ing his approval of their action, he
has already expressed himself decid-
" against their decision in certain
cases. 1t is believed, by Knowing
ones. that there will be many changes
before the meeting Of Congress.
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REVISION OF THE B1BLE.-In the
British House of Commons recently,
Mr.. Haywood the member from Lanca-
shire. gave notice that he should at the
next session move an address, to
Her Majesty praying that Her Majesty
will be graciously pleased to appoint
commission to inquire into the state
of the authorized version Of the Bible,
and to prepare plan for the further
revision of that translation.
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STUDENTS OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
A disturbance has taken place among
the students of Dartmouth College,
Several sophomores, not having the
fear of the consequences before their
eyes. painted the seats Of the fresh
mems recitation room. The freshmen
retaliated by greasing the seats OF the
sophs. The last now broxe into .
freshman's room and shaved off bis
hair close to bis head. They regard
ed him as leader in the grease move
ment, but he was not. OF course the
mischievous sophomores were called
up before the college authorities, and
1t the latest accounts twenty Of them
were likely to be expelled. Such
scenes we're formerly common at
Dartmouth and other colleges, but for
. number of years they have been
rare.
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Co.. K1NNEY.-The Col. after be-
ing ridiculed, sympathised with, and
abused a. . madman has at length
got into power, and the next thing for
the world to do, is to sing his praises,
- one Of the master spirit Of the age !;
. patriot. statesman. and genae-
man Of superior parts. The people
Of San Juan del Norte. have chosen
him a. their Governor, which they
have the unqualified right to do. and
now We must acknowledge bis author
ity. Tho Colnel's Inaugural appeared
in the city papers Of Monday. and is
. very fair document.
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1EA few weeks since, when ap-
preaching Cleveland, Ohio, a person
accused a fellow traveller of picking
his pocket on the cars. Upon the ar
rival Of the train police officer bogus
arrested him and took him to polict
court room, (also bogus) where exa,ni-
nation was, deferred till morning. upon
the defendant vesting 500 as security
as he had no friends to sign bond.
The 500 was a dead loss.
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Commx NSsots6.
A Runaway Couple Suddenly Stopped.

A Runaway Couple Suddenly stopped
Ed. Comet A few evenings since,
as a young lady and gentleman were
taking q quiet drive in the Manchac
neighborhood, their steed became az
frightened by the sight Of some ne
groes returning from the field with
cotton baskets upon their heads, and
forthwith began to propel the vehicle
at u rate which rendered the trip
runaway decidedly more romantic than
agreeable-one line breaking, the an
imal turned. precipitating the whole
concern into gulley. spilling the
young couple and dismembering the
buggy with much more Of haste tn;
nicely. A son of Erin, coming up, at
this juncture. took one look at the
gallant sieed, who was tearing down
the road with parts Of the vehicle
still at his heels, and gazing at our
young John, as he rose from the
wreck and cast responding glance
at his fair companion-without so
much as preliminary "are ye kilt.
sure ?" supposiug him to be escaping
from the stricken town, enquired an
how is the faver z"
Our hero cast one whitening look
at him and Indignantly turned to the
young lady-having assisted her to
rise, their cougratulation upon ascer-
tanning the extent Of their personal
inquiries were triaing, were mutual
and sincere. BRICKS.
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steam Pressed Brick.

TOR the convenience of the citizens OF
L Baton Rouge, an office has beer, open
ed at JOSHUA BEAr's STORE. opposite the.
Harvey House, where orders may be left
for immediate Transmission t. the STEAM
Brick and LUMBER MlLLs. Of the subscri-
Der. and will be filled with quick despstch
as if given at the Office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article. are So
licited to test the quality Of the STEAM
PRESSED. rBrick delivered in town ana
vicinity in any quantities, at lowest market
rates. lauy2S-tD J. H. SCHENCk.
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LrcruRixo IN BosroN.-It seems
that the fanatics in Boston, are getting
tired Of their old incendiary stump or
atom. and are now looking about for
something new. They seem to know
very well what Mrs. Abby Kelly Fos-
ter and her strong minded host will
say when invited to address the public
and even Mr.. Garrison, with his
transcendental eloquence seems to have
lost bis power to attract the multitude.
on the slavery, and kindred questions.
In order to have something new. and
get rid of some of the surplus reve-
nue. Of the Anti-slavery society, they
have invited several distinguished gen.
tlemen out of Massachusetts,, 10 lecture
in Boston, this winter. Among 9TH
ers, Senator A. p. Butler of South
Carolina, has been invited. In indi-
eating the general topics Of which he
shall speak, should he lecture, be takes
the stadl that when the slave trade
was opened by the authority Of the
present constitution, the measure was
sanctioned by votes North and South !;
that the trade was carried on in North
ern vessels from 1870 to 1908 by
northern .slave merchants, aud that
they mainly derived the profits Of it;
that the African came to the South.
ern planter an ignorant barbarian and
has been converted a useful. happy
and intelligent laborer; that be could
not now be set free, without ruinous
consequences 10 both sections of the
Union. Such subjects fairly discuss
ed before Boston fanatics, will be more
than they have bargained for.
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CARRoLLToN.-.Carrollton in this
State is decidedly = great place
that is. iflenethy Council proceedings.
and "city ordinances do anything
towards making it 50. The "Star, -
never has less than two fresh pages Of
ordinances each issue, and it is a
weekly paper. We conclude that
the Office Of ;" Councilman" is a" feed
Office, and the occupants desire to
prove themselves, faithful public ser
wants.
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COmmunicated.
Carnival sIRIxcs, Oct. I'd, 1855.

Carnival sra"cs. Oct. I'd, 1855;
1t is easy to promise-always more
pleasant to say Eyes, l will" than mo.
/ will not" Before I came here. |
promised to write you. and stand at
the post of your regular correspon-
dent but something has prevented
something has been turning up all
the while to prevent my inditing
single line, until now.
One of the most interesting features
Of life here. is, that everybody feels Sc
cure from the prevailing epidemic )"
and how much this has to do with our
sanitary condition those who advocate
the i''sympathetic mesmeric theory"
can alone divine. The last improve
meut bodied forth" by the enterpris-
ing prcprietors of Greenwich, is a large
and commodious floating bath ; large
enough to take in all the visitors at a
time. 1: is of regular house shape !;
weatherboarded in, and covered with
palms. The floor has about four feet
Of the Amite constantly floating over
it. No accidents have yet happened.
though there has been some "hair
bredth escapes"
Last right, we had an impromptu
exhibition Of genuine Ethiopian Min
strels. The performance came off in
the dining room, which was brilliantly
Illuminated for the purpose. Every
body about the premises came, aud
went away delighted. Indeed l may
say a. musical critic, that the Nous
tache Minstrels" are without rival ;
and all that is necessary to make them
decidedly popular, is the discovery Of
some cheap liquid chalk, wberewi'h
they may whiten their faces, so as to
come out in bold competition with
poor white itinerants who are patron
lied by the public. because they are
counterte;ts. and for no other reason.
l cannot give you the many original
conundrums propounded on that occa
sion; one must suffice. Why is a
Massiss;ppy river steamboat like a new
married man 2" The company 'all
done CUB 1t up." "Becase he neber
know schen he gcine to be blow'd up"
The originality Of this, and other equal
ly meritorious conundrums brought
down the whole house. Another per-
Torrance will take place, on Satur-
day next, a programme Of which l
shall furnish you, as soon as it is out.
If you make up your mind to come
out, do SO in disguise, for the CANNES
are after you. Po1Ns.
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GOVERNMENT DEFAULrER.-A tel

GOVERNMENT DEFAULrER.-A tel
egraphic dispatch to the St. Louis
Republican, dated Washington, Sep
TENDER 25th, states that Capt. Folsom
deceased, California Quarter-master
in California, who was reported to
have been a millionaire, was defaulter
to upwards of two millions of dollars
Instructions went by the last steamer
to commence suit against bis estate.
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70 According to the Paris Mont
teurs account of the recent action be.
fore Sebastopol, 4500 French were
wounded, and 200 killed. The Eng
lish lost 1000 in killed and wounded.
Gortschakoff's account gives 500 Rus
SLAMS wounded and 100 killed in cross
ing the harbor.
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OFFICE OF THE B. r. AND CLINTON
PLANK ROAD COMPANY.

Baton Rouge August 9Th 1855.
THE Stockholders of this Company are
i hereby notified that an Instalment Of
10 per cent, or (s2 SO per share) OF the
Capital Stock of said Company will be
due and payabl. on the 10th day Of October
next 1855. as per resolution of the Board Of
Directors adopted this DAY at meeting
called by the Psesident.
sep.1 c. w. POPE, Secretary.
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Stolen.

ON the the night OF the 18th inst, from
" the Landing foot of Church street,
cal demijohn marked Alcohol. and box
medicines, marked DR.. R. F. H., West
Baton Rouge A suitable reward will be
paid for the discovery OF the thief.
sept q WIN. BOGEL, lafayette st.
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$50 REWARD.

I OST, at GreenweIl Springs, about the
IL IOth inst. large gold ring. with a dia-
mond set. The ring is priced as gift,
and the finder will receive the above rev.
ard. with the thanks of the owner. by
leaving it at this Office. sep25-tf.
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Spiral llotifrs.
Notice.

Notice.
THE BATON ROUGE COLLEGIATE
L Institute, will Reopen, on MONDAY,
OCTOBER sru. Arrangements have heen
made for the early completion of building,
adapted to the wants of the Institute.
For the present. the school will be con-
tined. as eretofore, at the residence Of the
principal, corner of Main and Laurel SITS.
NJ. II. SLt .SSON.
oct.2-1wd <w. Principal.
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A letter from Constantinople says:
"When Omer Pacha was here, he was
verv intimate with the English Ambas-
..dor and a curious rumor is ahoat,
that the Generalissimo is about to
become . protestant"
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.N9Dau OUe1et1eg.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT Of FLOOR MAT.
"A TING As. and 8 quarters wide, Fig.
ured and Plain, to, which. the attention OF
nurcbasers is invited. Also. variety OF
patterns AMI widths of FLOOR OIL CLoTH'
at the furnishing waie-room OF,
June lj-y. }. fAlEN q w.
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REMARKABLE DlscovERY.-James
Crabtree, pit-sinker 10 Messrs. Ack-
royd, Of Burkinshaw bottom. in sink
ing a pit at Morley, near Leeds. Eng
land, lately, found a live frog in the
center Of a large coal, seventy-eight
yards below the surface, being consider
ably below the Morley Tunnel, to
which it is close blooming. When
found it was very dark in color, but
is becoming like the common every
day species. The eyes are very bright
and surrounded with gold ring. 1t
has four claws on its fore feet, and FIVE
(web.foote,D on the hind feet. Its
mouth is closed, or firmly shut, but it
has two vents, apparently nostails, on
the top gifts nose. The seam from
which it was dis:nterred was satura-
ted with water, and probably from this
circumstance, combined with close
CONTINENT, it had been enabled to
sustain its half torpid life throug ii
countless ages.
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For Sale.

For sale.
A VALUABLE tact Of Land, situated
n about twelve miles Fast Of the City
Of Baton Rouge, containing One Hundred
and Fifty acres, with dwelling house and
all Improvements necessary Tor carrying
on small fam. Terms Cash, or credi. to
suit the purchaser. Apply to,
aug 29-tf. s. s. HALL, Laurel st.
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Gbt 91lp Gorlet.
BATON ROUGE, :::=:::::=::::OCT. 4, 1855.

PoND AND SrouR.-To find the pc.
ntical proclivities Of any newspaper.
published in this State, look up in
the editorial department. an article.
noticing \ conAict between Messrs.
Sigur and Pond, on the stump; say
At Bayou Sara. If the papersays that
Sigur used up Pond. in the short
space of five hours" take it for grant
cd, that the Editor, has democratic
proclivities; if Mr.. Pond is said to
have had the best Of the arguement,
then Of course, the editor squints to
Know Nothingism. This is a most
certain rule. with no exception.