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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Probate Court of Sa-
lin ecounty.n vacation, letters of administration on
the estate Of James NJ. Ford, deceased, bearing
dare July II, 1850.
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against ito present them properly authenti-
Gated la year from the date of said letters or
they may be prccludel from having any benefit Of
said estate and it not presented in three wears they
will he forever barred.
jy26-w3' !. J. FORD. Administrator.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
The Lexington Platform in Kansas.

We are pleased TO see the favor with
which the Lexington platform is received
in Kansas. Our friends over there may
rest assured that Missouri will not be back
ward in doing her duty. The "Squatter
Sovereign" says
The convention was in session two whole
days and portion of the third. On the
second day, the following resolutions were
reported throug h Judge Napion, of Saline,
chairman of the committee. They bear the
impress of that profound and clear-headed
iurist, and are such as reach every object
desired, without exhibiting spirit of reck-
lessness, useless bravado, or unnecessary
rancor. They speak in calm, emphatic and
resolute tones the unhinching position Mis-
souri, is determined to assume, despite the
croakings and jesuitical teachings of the po-
litical hucksters and journals OF St. Louis,
and elsewhere, who have thus soon given
intimation of their hostility to the principles
set forth, though they have not as yet the
hardihood to dcnounce them. They have
first to feel the pulse OF their deluded adhe-
rents, to ascertain how far they may VEN
ture.
Comment from us upon this platform is
unnecessary. II is clear and comprehen-
sNe, and will be regarded with appreciation
by our Kansas as we'll as our Missouri rea-
ders.
The "Kickapoo Pioneer" speaking OF
the Convention, says
A large body of Constitutional and Union
men were present. Much business of i'm
portance was transacted. Many able speech
es were made by influential and Distinguish
ed men. The following resolutions were
received with great applause and unani-
mously adopted
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
ELEGANT FURNITURE.

JUST received direct from the manufactures on
y consignment which will be sold at very
small advance on cost.
extra fine Mahogany and Walnut Pedestal
Bureaus, price SO
2 extra fine full marble tob dress Bureaus 40
" round glass g 4O
half marble walnut g 30 to 30
6 medium plain walnut g. mahogany " lSto 20
6 cherry nurse and sewing rockers.
6 " and walnut arm rockers.
6 fine stuffed Rockers different styles.
6 lounges and mattresses.
2 fine hat racks.
Together with good stock on hand renders our
assortment perfect. Persons in want of "Good
and Fine Furniture can find there.
(aug9) MANSON & i ARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
CAMP MEETING.

Camp Meeting begins tomorrow. The
grounds have been put in good order, and
there is an abundance of water, for all pur-
poses. A large number of Ministers will
be in attendance, and everything indicates
a pleasant and profitable meeting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y have obtained letters testamentary on the Es-
tate Of WIN. s. Woodward, decd, from the Pro-
bate Court Of Saline County, bearing date nth Ju-
ly; 1855.
All persons indebted to said estate are reques led
TO make immediate payment. and those having
c iaimS aSainStlt, will present them, properly a,-
thcnticated. with one year from the date Of said
letter, or they may he precluded from having any
benefit of said Estate, and If not presented within
three years, they will be forever barred
JAMES r. JOHNSON.
SARAH ANN WOODWARD,
July ig-3w. Executors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

E5@Gov. Reeder has been removed, and
Hon. John L. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, ap-
pointed in his place. Mr.. Dawson, il is
said, is a Union-D Democrat, voted for the Ne
brasks bill and has the capacity to make
a good Governor. Wepresume the people
of Kansas will BIZ satisfied with any change,
and we trust, if Mr.. Dawson accepts, that
there will be harmony between the Legis-
lative and Executive Departments of Kan
6as.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Religious.
expired.

Ed. w. H. Hopson will commence a
protracted meeting in Fayette, next Satur-
day. He will have the assistance of other
minstering brethren.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Carroll Election,

CARnoILroN, Monday night, 8 o'clock.
Mr.. GREEN:-We have the official vote
from all the townships, except one, and re-
ported vote of that; which elects Atwood
(American Candidate) by 81 majority.
Yours truly.
1t will be recollected the above election
was for Representatives, to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the death of DR.. McMur-
try.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY.

TNHIS Institution will commence its EIGHTH
l. SESSION on Monday, the Sd day of September
We take great pleasure in announcing TO the pub
lie that we have secured the services of w. r.
RorHwELL, as princip'e of said Institution, and
feel no hesitation in saying that under his manage
ment the mode OF instruction will compare favor
ably with any in the State. Mr.. Rothwell Is a
graduate of our State University, and possesses a
rare combination of qualities which secures the
respect and wins the love of his pupils. Parents
who patronise this Institution may rest osrured
that their children will be under the instruction
of gentleman and a scholar
The Trustees pledge themselves 10 act in con-
cert with the Principal, in keeping this Institution
on that elevated eminence which il has heretofore
maintained.
Board can be obtained in good families, conye-
nient to the School, at 81 80 per week.
TERMS-Same as Howard High School.
JOHN HARRISON,
Rev. THOS. FRISTOE,
WIG BROWN,
THOS. NJ. LEWIS,
X. L. BARTON,
August ID, 1855. Trustees
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Stray Horses.

D. Strayed from the undersigned, living at
&5S Glasgow, Howard county, No. on or a.
bout the LIST of March last, FOUR HORSES
one bright bay, 10 hands high, about or 10
years old; another a grey, rather short tail about
10 hands high, about 10 years old; another dark
HEAD, Tor years old; the other a mare pony, 8
white feet, blaze face, and natural PAGER.
II is supposed the above horses are running on
the range in Randolph or Macon counties, il not
taken up. The grey was raised near Huntsville;
and purchased of Mr.. Bonifare the bright bay
was purchased of Mr.. d, C. Garth; the brown Of
Mr.. Perrin, living near Bloomington, Macon co .
Any person giving information Of the wherea-
bouts of the above horses, or sending them home,
will be literally rewarded
ENGLISH & DOHANY.
Glasgow, July y, 1885.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, August 9, 1866.
Iook for the x,

A cross (thus Ky Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

I5=The Pacific Rail Road was opened to
Herman, on Monday-will be open TO JEFF
ferson in October.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

E5@President Shannon is TO address the
people at Weston, next Saturday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

a5@Fail not to read the letter Of Mr.
BREoKENRIDor, in to-day's paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

E37Shelton Lesley was elected Surveyor
of Randolph, county, last Monday, by $50
majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Cherry Brandy,

ONE barrel .'iI cherry brandy lust received
~ and for sale by
je2s CAMERON, MASON X co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
TOnHIIin ReanS.


On pounds, for sale low by
~ 'aug0 THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
SALT.

1000 Large sacks G. A. Salt
200 L. B. Blown do.
80 Bbl Ka do.
aug0 THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
NOTICE.

MY wife Sarah D Parish, having voluntarily
ISl absented herself from my bed and board
without just cause or proyocatlon, this Is to for
warn all persons that will not be responsible for
any debts of her contractings.
GEORGE T. PARRISH.
Glasgow, Mo-, Aug. Saw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
TO BRICK MAkERS AND Layers
AND STONE MASONS

THE undersigned. Committee Of the Cs--
l. tors of Central College, to procure hi -
the construction Of the foundation and We. .s
said College Buildings al F1yette. No. .,.H ..-
yite propositions for the Foundation wo. IS. ar
stone. by the perch; the base courses Of CIT ....a.
by the foot; and the door ami window s. AMI
caps, by the foot. Also. bids for making from
soyeh hundred and fifty Il oIslnd to one mill .f
brick, to be estimated in the kiln; al o. bids fl.
the same, laid and e-tmatcd in the walls
Preparation for the work may be made this fall
and winter, the work executed during the spring
and summer. Proposals addressed 10 the Com
mittee, or TO the Rev. p. N. Puckard. Agent. of
either of whom for the particulars 10 plan and
style Of work, can be had on application,
J. A. TALBOT.
10 DAVIS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

FThe new gold mines have proved a
humbug.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

S0 BBLS Just received and for sale by
~ (aug9) THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09

- Blanks for sale at this Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
Fruit. Fruit

TN addition to Ludlow's and Arthur's fruit cans
l. we have Just ordered large lot of Dayton's,
being the cheapest and easiest Of all others TO seal
up, and will have them ready for sale in few days
Samples can now be seen at our store.
aug9. CAMERON, MASON g. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
HAY and Straw Cutters.

lust received, on consignment, and for sale low
y to close, SIX Hay and Straw Cutters, direct
from Re manufactures, Louisville, different from
any in this market. Call and see them if you want
to buy. (aug9) MANSON & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-09
CASH FOR WHEAT.

yVTE are in the market for wheat deliverable
w at Glasgow, Rocheport or GibsOn's, and viii
pay all we can afford. DENNIS s, LEWIS.
Fayette, August 9, 1855.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25
Telegraphed Expressly For the Comet
tOysH TBE gRApe WINS tJsF1

i
HALIFAX. March 16M.--The Gun.
ard Steamer Africa, Capt. Squirt, or.
rived this morning. Her news is very
important If .ruel but nobody be.
lieves it.
DIArm or NtonolAs.---The En-
peror OF Russia died on the morning
Of the I'd This event was heralded
all over the Empire by firing OF min.
ute gum on the Nesa Some shy that
the Emperor was assassinaied, Others
that he died OF npoplexy, willis. 9TH
ers co,'tcnd that he has only fallen in
to a fit of catalepSy, brought on by
the distressing news FROM Sevas'opol.
ria Great Britain. Cdycto lector--
This has CAUSED bread stuAs to go
down.
WASHINGTON, March 16M.--The
Eastern mail has arrived bringing
later dates. The Autograph letter
said to have been received by the
President from the Emperor Nicho.
las--tnrns ont to be letter from
Nicholas Hab<cra.cll.r the Presidents
nursery man III New Hampshire
How the N Y Heiald got a sight of
it, is one Of the profound state nys-
teries.
HEAD OF THE Passes, Koych i7h
The Steam ship promethus, passed
the Bar at s o'clock. All hand stop.
ped 10 take drink. She scrapeJ her
bottom on the bar but no damage
done.
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THE NAKED TRuru,--Some F,

y
TIE NAKED Tnurn.-Some Young
men marry dmples, some ears the
mouth, too is occasionally married :
the chine not so often Only til.
other day, 4 young fellow fell IL I'D
over heels aud ears in love with a
braid--braid. We believe young ladies
style that descending from the fore.
head. forms sort of mo,se's nest
over the ear. He was so far gone
in his 10 fatuation. that he became
engaged to this braid. but the Eugei.c
made Of hair dressing coming in Just
then, the charm was dissolved and the
match was happily broken of, and
there is no present appearance Of its
being renewed. What do young men
marry ? Why do young marry these
and many other bits Of scraps Of wife,
instead Of the true .hing-And then,
after the wedding surprised to find
that through married they have no
seives. He that would marry q ,citfs
naat aafry : women.
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ADjouRNMEST or THE SUpHEME
Counr or rHE UNITED SaArEs. --I'Ie
Suprcme Court of the United States
adjourned on the 10Th inst. TO meet
again in Washington on the first Mon.
day in December next. The follow.
ing is the official report Of the las,
days proceedings:
Decisions No. IS. VIM. Chri.fy
vs.. Horny D. Billiard administrator.
Error to the District Court Of tie
United States for Texas. Mr.. Justice
Curtis delivered tho opinion Of the
Court, affirming The judgement of the
said District Court IN this canse, with
costs.
No. ~. John Chas. Fremont ".
The United States. Appeal from the
District Count Of the United States for
the northern district Of California. -
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered h.
opinion Of the Court, reversing the
decree ofthe said District Court, and
REMINDING the cause for further pro-
ceedIng. in conformity to the opinion
Of this court.
During session Of ninety-seven
days, the Court disposed Of seventy
eight cases, and reached in the regu
lar call Of the Calendar No. 90, which
was flied and docketed on the 18th
September ast--.Picayune.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

U-The bark Maryland arrived at
Providence, r. l., on the 9th inst.
from Zaegebar. She had on board
beautiful Arab pony md curious 40
NAL, ram from Beloochistan. India
having four horns, two branching up
ward and two downward. She also
brought dates torties shells, gums,
ivory goat-skins, pepper, and other
African products.
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11Otunty Land Warrants.

to bounty Land Warrants under the
new act III Bird March. 1856;
|. Commissioned and toh commits
siuned officers, musicians and priyates
whether of The regulars, volunteers.
rangers, OF militia. who were regular
" mustered ID the service Of the Uni.
led States ID my Of tie wars in which
this country has been engaged since
100.
.. Commissioned and non commits.
Fgioned offlcsrs, seainen. ordinary sea.
men. marines, clerks, and lnndsmen
in the navy Ii, any Of said vars.
8. Militia volunteers. and State
troops Of any State Or Territory called
into militia service, and. regularly
mustered therein, aud whose services
have been paid BY tie United staios
Wagon masters and teamafers
who havp been e1npluye.d, iludet the
direction Of some competent authority
in time Of war, in The tran putlatiuti Of
military stores and supplies
b. The officers aud soldiers Of the
revolutionary war.
O. Chaplains who served With The
army in the several wars Of this euun.
try.
I. Floiilln-men vho served IN The war
Of 1919.
Each Of the ursiying persons i, The
following classes are entitled to d ike
certificate fur quantity Of lahd with
regard to The length Of service, md
shall establish the Same by record
evid.nt's. to wit
j. Officers and suldiers who have
,etn asitually engaged III any battle
of tt,a wars III Which this country has
been Engaged
z. 1hse volunteers who served nj
lie INVASION Of plattsbnfg. III Sept.
1914.
O. The volunteers who served III
The lmttle Of Kings Mountain ii DIS
Tevolutio.y war.
4. The volunteers who served ct ths
hattle Of f'iek,1aek against the con.
federated sayages d tie soaih.
8. The volunteers who served at
tho attm,k on LeWistown. iii Delaware.
by the British fleet, III the war Of
1912.
In addition 10 these classes, this aci
Hlso extends to all Iudinns who have
seryedthe tinted States In my d their
wars the provisions Of this aud al the
bounty land laws liprptofors passtd Ii,
the satle mathfr. and to TIE same ex.
tent, as If said Indians had been white
men.
Where the service has been render
ID by n substitute, he ID the person
entitled to this aet, and not the emplo.
yer.
III The event Of Tie death Of any
person who If living would be entitled
10 q certificate 0r warrant as aforesaid,
lrhying widow, Or If no widow, a
minor child or children, such widow,
or, If M minor child or children, If
entitled to Il certificate or warrants Of
the same quantity Of Iaud such deeea.
sul ,,era.ttu tva,tlI M n,,tstttd -, VI.
eeive under the provisions Of said act,
If now living.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

EN- The Sliawnees seem to have
q republican organization. Their
council. elected 6v the adult males,
meets semi-montlly, remaining in SEES
sion one day. Parks, their chief Is a
ehrewd white man. with but iincture
Of Indian blood. lie is a wealthy slays.
boldur
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

Venice Pearls. 1T il said that the
.fabrique ofpearls Ut Venice preserve.
its ancient renown. and that the
quantity sent abroad last year exceed.
ed IN value a million Of dolaM. Oh
this amount nearly one hundred thou
sand dollars worth were sent in perals
to the United States.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

It IL said the new treaty entered IN
to between the United States and
Holland, negotiated for the United
States, by Augus,e Belmont, will be
Of much service to our commercial In
terests. It relates chiefly TO The re-
ception Of United States Consuls ii
the principal ports Of the Dutch Col
ories--speoifying in a clear and pre-.
else manner, the rights, duties ahd
privileges Of said Oonsuls in the colo.
nies above mentioned
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

Eo~ il will be seen, that H. T.
Waddill has purchased the interest Of
DIR. Il. Fl. Day, in the Drug Store
corner Of Third and Church Sta, and
hat the business will be contieued
hereafter by II. T. WaddilI. 81
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

R-It is said that when Sir Charles
Napier returned to England. and
presented himself at the Admiralty.
he was usherd into the presence, aud
the first Lord rose and offered the Ad.
miral his hand. Sir Charles put his
behind, his back, aud cruilly said, /
didn't come here to shake hands with
Lord James Graham. but TO report t.
the Admiralty that | had returned
from thu Hattie Sea.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

MtLtrARY APPOINTMENTS We
find the following item going, rounds.
During the recent session ofsthe
Vermont Legislators. Miss Lucy Stone
received several votes for the office OF
Brigadipr General of Militia.
We beg to suggest that another
permanent member Of The Won,an's
Right party---'be lady who calls her.
self Doctor 1,lackall--sl,ould receive
a military grade also. Let her be up
pointed Lieutenant General Of iuneers.
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A .aoop SsstanssY WsLb TX.

H"""ocD. u"o 1sH'IuS DSuvVi"s
North Louisiana Newspaper, the
Mindin Herald, contains tho following
paragraph In it, last issue We no.
tice that the Judiciary Commiitse ha.
reported a Hill to take The sense Of tie
people Of The State, on the question
Of renewing the Slate House from
Baton Rouge back ~ New Orleans
We trust the Eli will be passed, and
hope and believe The State will vot,
yea. baton Rouge, as The Capital
Of the Gtate, il an intolerable nuts.
anee; naturally 80, and rendered
worse by her shabby, second fiddle
press The people If this section
would vote largely ia favor Of New
Orleans. "
Good Too good 10 be lost As
the editor Of Piny Woodsman says
when liz re.publisbes IN his most ex.
eel)eit paper, an item that he desires
to see font down the stream Of time.
ito remote postetity. The Herald Ed
itor has reiterated the sentiment 50
often expressed by Us and We court
fills ID still another " singular cornell
dpnes z II there be- any one reason
predofnibating oter another, Why The
Capital should be removed either
aboga or farther down below IL is al
Elaekshan very truly remarks, on
account Of our shabby second-fddle
press. : played upon a. Il Is BY Know
aotllings Il, disguise, Democrats and
The ruiss Of other factions who cannot
keep buttons on their coats for paut.
Ing patriotism, and unabating zeal TO
do The country some service. We
say "Amen . to Blaekmana strres.
ton So mote II be- /" A requiem
Of praise should bs sung 10 honor Of
Blaeknan, il any body can be found
10 sing the base part Here We have
had the past Two months, . body Of
learned aud right worth Signors ham.
tueriDg out laws. without an organ TO
mike music fr them, to hafmonizp
their ae'ian--A party in power
wiMout power, md the very head and
front 1T Il. charged with some show
OF truth) with being ION the side Of
the enemy. . The truth is, Blackman
(and we apologize for the second. fiddle
tily press for IN our always right
Democrat party, has
bsen going wrong ever since the
Old Tanner died---Venerable Misther
W who was To use bis own
language President oh all dc Demo-
Gratis. = Peace 10 his ashes We hope
the devil Is not making sole leather
out OF him. Hear US Black1nan !;
4" strike If you will--but hear us. > The
secohM fiddle press Of this ei'y--the
organs, one and all, have lost the key
nots--w have no music before t,s to
play from, and we should be- sorry In
deed TO make such music for the pub
lie ear as would be unpopular. Are
We any worse of than you are, or
your friend Marcus Lucius Junius
l'rutus Archibald, Esq, is? Or your
Dave Martin, Esqr- Of the Shreyes-
port Democrat, or any other staunch
old liner No s'ir. Then friend Jas.
per, don't come down too hard on ~.
since the whole country press is in the
same awful predicamenf, with our.
selves. Wait few days--or until
after next November, VIII IN a general
State election will show the true state
4 things; and you will find us here
playing the very best first fiddle parts.
Az II ia. we must stand stiff on the
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Gbrlpttl,ll) Gollll |
Thursaay Nfofnins !: ! March ~, 1865.

vsAY LIKELY. "A common saying
Il this. aft is as impossible as max.
ing whistle Of 4 pigs tail. That
saying must fall into rapid disuse, as
indicating . physical impossibility, for
according totlie Buffalo Courier, II
has been done. The Editor Of tlia,
paper says:
j" Making a whistle Of a pigs tail /"
has long been quoted rs a synonym
for iinpussibility. but orators might ,s
well let the comparison drop, for we
have Id our sanctum bonn Hide wills
lie made ii veritable pigs tail, aud
nothing shorter. The manufacturer is
Mr.. William Hecox, Of Batavia, who
has overcome all the obstacles that
have hitherto prevented The use Of
pigs tails for musical put,hses, and
proved that, after The last squeal had
died away III the throat Of an ineipi-
ent swine, the latent elements Of a
melody more pleasing to the ear, still
exist III the eaudal appendage.
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River Intelligence.

vicksntae, March 1Sth.---The
Crescent City passed at 0 o'clock,
bound up, and the Ohio Belle, bound
down.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

IArER FROM OALtFoaNtA.- Cali
fornia dates to the 2Gth. No inter.
esting fights since that time. The
editor Of the San Diego Herald ha.
got0 married. A new republic has
been formed Oh the Los Angeles. /,
il called the Republic Of Los Angeosl
and consists Of twenty seven fneii---
besides government officers.