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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

r.r River was q at stand yesterday evening.
IA, II feet of water in the channel. The arri-
VIZ W, If steamers from, below and above, are quite
w., nsro,ls and they are discharging immense
ps .a,,nts Of frcishts. All the way packets from
~, ~ citr are making regular trips. The city is
~ y, slj;or ,,p with strangers, and business is
,utting on a brisk face.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

src,R AND MoLAssEs the 18th inst, the
Y q Pieavune quotes Sugar at II and SO,
,,a Nolasscss at for ordinary IS and 341,
.sli r,r choice IS and 80, and very choice at
ssI Half barrels have gone up to 80 and 40.
We have made the South pay heavily for year
or % past. for Western produce; they are now
,.,kins us pay forthe products of their climate.
nj, an old saying, that turn about is fair play.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

We extract the following account ola distress
ins accident occurring near San Francisco, from
the California Correspondence of the New Or
leans Picayune. One or both of the unfortunate
ladies, we learn, have relations living in this
dty:-
Two beautiful young Jewesscs, Mrs. Often
heimcr and Mrs Ullnan, each with an infant,
were drowned last week, while on pleasure
drive in the vicinity of the city. The husband
fMrs. C., who held the rcins, mistOok his road
tn the Lake House, got Into canon or ravine,
and seeing whecl-tracks leading into small
hkc, undertook to cross it, when the carriage,
horses and whole party sank in one hundred
feet water. Mr.. Ottenheimcr and the servant
girl were saved. The two ladies were wealthy,
well educated, and their sudden death cast a
gloom over the fashionable circles of San Fran.
L., - 4 = -. -
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BARsTOW Us. BAsHFORD.

MILWAUKEE, March a4.-The supreme Cour
have rendered writ of custer against Barstow
aud establishing Bashfords claims.
MARcu 25.-Mr. Bashford has taken the ne
ccssary oath and assumes the duties of the Gov.
ernorshin to-day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

(=r"Iays > .'EasIe '1ooIhMehe lJropH
TTTHERE the Is exposed, where local appllca-
w be Of any service, theas Drops will stop the
mistake. They contain acid ereosote,
EIn6t shade de SkIn nor The teeth. PEIeo IS
sSld y 3. N. LOGAN i co, u
1859 : ai1f4-ss Br4dge Corner ilFngE9ts,
u 1shI9 -, = . Nehrs ltne5 Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

y. s.arrl laTlN, who returned on Monday
H y. s s, business tour in the South, occu-
hl:~.' r.. entire winter, has our thanks for late
g'ss Of the New Orleans papers
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CITY coUNcIL.
LAST NIaHrs PROCEEDINGS.
lsPyciAL sEss1ox.l

Council met at z o'clock-Present, his Honor,
Mayor Caldwell, and Messrs, Bickel, Cots, Dew
ey, Fitzhugt, Forbes, Jacob, List, Pannell, Tay-
lor, Tanner, Wait and wilson--l2.
The minutes of the three last meetings of the
Council were read aud approved.
Mr. Jacob, from the Finance committee sub
niUed the Opinions requested from j. +. Fry
and c. ". Russell, Es7s., relative to the powers
Ofthe city to levy taxes, and the legal extent
thereof
Nj. Jacob moved to lay the communication
upon the table. Carried.
Mr. Pannen moved toreconsider thevote FIX
ing tax upOn. Bowling Saloons. Carried.
Mr.. Panncl moved to fix the tax at 800, for
the first, and $26 for each additional alley
Carried.
Bill of List & Howell, $ll.s6, ordered to be
paid
Mr.. Jacob gave notice that he would, at the
next meeting, introduce resolution requiring
the Assessors to require merchants and others
to give their amount of stock OH hand, under
ath
SIR Pannell moved to place lamp in front of
the 4th Presbyterian Church, LIST Ward.
Dr. Wilson moved to amend so as to place a
lamp in front of each Church in the city.
Mr. Jacob moved to refer tie entire matter to
aeOmmittec. Carried.
Mr. FOrbs moved that the city Sergeant be au-
t,Osised 10 procure pendant for the chande-
Tier in the Council Chamber.
On motion of Mr.. Jacob, the Clerk was order
ed toproeure copy of the State Code.
Mr.. Clayton complained of the action of the
Street Commissioner in disposing of sand from
Sycamore alley.
The Mayor explained that the Street Com
missioner had called upon him during to-day,
and showed him contract with the late City
Council, by which he agreed to grade the alley
for the sand contained in it.
\ lengthy and useless discussion eusucd, af:
ter which, on motion of Mr.. Clayton, the subject
was referTetit6 thecommittee on streets aud al
ley& :
Council adjourned tomeet on Thursday eve
=
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A orrsrIOs or yEHAcrTY.-Tllc GAINESVILLE
Courier of Monday says it showed just enough
the ,iay before, to be called the ninth snowy
Sunday.
The Aurora Of the same day says yesterday
vss the first sunday that has passed without
rain or snow for near five months.
jftheir Offices are more than two squares a.
mart. we believe them both, if less than two
squares, re,'oN't JeIicro either ea
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26
NJ L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT OAK HALL,
ITHtAu DOOR HELoW ). u. nARTEE'S HAT sTVHk
WHEELING, VA.

W II Kill y III
r HAVE just received another Boots and Shoes fs
this trade, Of good material ai e best workmanship, and
prepared to furnish AMI s.+Ey tOty with
to 10 dollar boot and AS TO variety style qualify material,
and durability OF Workmanship, d prices, cannot be
passed by any other house In 5 rs Or any other city
Gents Roots and Shoes of ali Li,ds styles and qualities
Having employed some OF the Lst wokmsn IN the United
States am SATISFIED that cannot fail please ANY who may
Call and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists !" PH rS e t,s fYlowDs article:
100 pair best ca soot,;
i iSS DO tsaRE ss
il D. xsssr proof soo'.;
100 pair best calf bESsana;
l lSs q q ;sRisk
= BOYS s. AND ~ So s}5Sas 0iSiN:ct;cAss.
10 g s'5[sg %sb i 7Stra,s BOOTS.
leo pairs Of calf boots:
1 lSS DO DO h 1se1
@GWrX.s WEAR.
$50 $50 raiEs lastMs YaI-re, all Coi0rs,
lsb HalEihs h!o-S,
-. do morocce seskins
Ia 10 ealf
l5s Jenny Lind
SO do n' SIssE,! ,H sti sI4 Clippers.
l:'' PAIRS morocco hcor,
i39 do Frencl. morocco boots,
l59 d" calf
I39 do Aip
The quality of ladies glove leather Caters and bus.
sns, very nr ard article. Ladies' glove leather
high heels S fhf iS 'S ES sfi'9n up the 'lds
Patent leather, morocco kid goat glove leather lasting,
ali kinds styles always hand low prices
1s,, ,,. ana ,n,,,.. S Sas.,, A,. -. .tn. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

-. .lvcr,isement of Dc GRATIS Electric
,9 e,,o mi, tie natter on this page
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

p s-Persons desiring any further information In REFER
above, be furnfsht N pAuphetsi fss Of
postage, by sendins note with addrGsstO AipE
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Council adjourned tomeet on Thursday eve
ming
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

advertisement in another column ola Gold
Watch Chain lost. ...a...A--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

Dr. AL1SS has arrangements By 'h!eh re snahsetb
rrr1ons from distance Immediately, on strlvHi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

Wilson'S CeIebTaGed Dande41on
Coffee.
rT1Is article Ia now generally used rs abrcakfast
and has proved beyond al doubt TO be e
Eectual ant. dvsneptic remedy ever discovered
been attended With the greatest sneeeSs in all
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick HeAdaes CoSttTses
And all FiIoGs and Liver Complaints
Sold by IeEcman, ClOyk Coz F. 7. Rushon and all re-:
PIaeSa Dspeteorner Of 9Th street Third Avenue
None Genuine uuless signed ~. p WILSON,"
For saleby FUNDENBERG &RoBERTS,
MOL Washington Han.
wholesale and Retail Agents for Wheeling, Va. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

J1TR have IuIt Irslaa xesy large
w quantity Of choice Irish Linens
pressy and warranted all pure hax.s31
We pledge ourseTes ie these Linens eheapaa they
eau be puTehased in any ofthS Eastern cities!
-ALsO-a large stock Of Linen Camtric Handkerchief
Ff Il cheap HE1skr11s4 swnARlsors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

g. The plates uVualIy employ this work pstna,
the purity of which tie tarn.9l, orSn-
MOUTH! In Short tits system embraces
many and Important features, which are reality Appre-
those wearing artificial dsnuEes upon this pret-
testimonials given from eminent Dentists In tho yari-
pHrte Of the unlon, aud sEinS The work nth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-26

-,--,,.,,,- lava. pail = LIcESsE asssept fer
IS-nL -..s.etfy sOitssts de patronage Of his
r', s,.,s ss ~. s.'s,.., ilAs':e.' )
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

o. A curious advertisement has
appeared at Paris It offers for sale,
by private contract, "the historical
manuscript, autograph and unpublsh-
cd, letters Of the King Louis Philippe
J., forming three volumes in folio, with
arms and escu.cheons," and it declares
that all explanations and guarantees
will be given to the purchaser as to
the legal and legitimate possession Of
these manuscripts, as well as to the
authenticity of them" It adds that
they do not form part Of those which
were stolen from the palace of the
Tuileres, when it was invaded by the
mob in the revolution of February.
1848.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

Tnb TOMS or puzzARo- In tho crypt
nndor ths high altar ase deposited tbs
remains pfthe Gelahrntsd rlzznfo. who
wes MS as3inafad III ihn Palaoe hprd by.
A small piece Of silver which drop
into The hand Of the attending st,ofis-
tan procured me admission into The
crypt. Descending few steps, on
tered q small place, some twenty feet
long, quite i ght md whitswashed, and
Which emoIt and looked so much like
u comfortable wlns~csIlar that caught
myself moro than once looking round
for the bins and bottles. The first Oh.
jaet saw was d latgs square tomb,
surmounted by tho erect figure Of mn
abbot, and close by, in q narrow ope.
ming In tho wall, ! noticed what ap-
peared TO me to be collection Of dusty
rags, but closer inspection proved
that this was oil that remained Of The
renowned conqaeror Of Peru He has
etill Oh bin the cloths and shoes which
hs wore NJ Tho time If his assassination.
O( course his body is nothing but
skeleton covered with dry flesh and
skin, 50 that no features nre dissrnnble.
The body il covered with The remains
Of what was once white linen, swathed
round him. but tho dust Of centuries
has collected upon it, and turned it to
n light brown color, md IL almost pul.
VERSES when touched. The body IL
placed on n narrow plsos Of plank, in
Shopping position, and hos been plne.
cd 10 this hole merely to put It out Of
The way. The folks IN I,itna do not
fhink anything Of the te'uains Of poor
Piano; md dare say that II little
money JnalrionsIy invested, would pro
euro tor any curiosity bupter the whole
Of his remains ---d Rambisr from
Sldne9 10 Southampton
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

TnB QuAagas ron FILLMORE "A
correspondent Of the Bltimore Amsri
con writes from Philadelphia: "The
Fillmore strength is evidently on the
increase in Ibis city, and ward meet
ings are held nightly | was rather
surprised Yesterday to hemr from ons
Of The oldest and most respected of our
Quaker citizens, that he did not know
q single member Of that society who
would vote for Fremont--~tiat they
were going unanimously for Fillmore.
He assured the Tint the same was tho
case throughout the entire State
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
Drug store For sale.

yTtE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave Tor
J. Europe on account o. family INTERESTS offers
for sais, bis Apothsoary Shop, ws known ~ DC
eupving ons Of the best locations in Baton Rouge
II contains a complete assortment Of Medicines,
Psrfupsry, Paints fo., all fresh and IN first rate
condition.
The terms II sale, will bs advantageous go lha.
the purchaser cannot fail of suceess besides the Gus
tom is NJ the best. ! n order stu more 10 enhance
tbs facilitss Of the purchaser Of the Drug Store,
the undersigned il willing 10 tense for term Of
years, either part Or The whois of his hopse, or
else to sell the house, at the option n the pur-
chaser. fhug.sGsgn. II. JUURDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

GLAp Jtpraes rRou I1ttnoIa.- Our
news from NIL parts Of this State, sayH
tho Conservative. tho new Fillmore
paper Just started Mt jacksonville, n.
lois, ia really glorious The name Of
Mlllald Fillmore is becoming magic
wateh word, rousing tho people to a
Etrange and beautiful enthusiasm .----
That which cheers us tho most is the
glad news which greeia ns from .tho
North The good worl; goes bravely
on. All uubought. true Wings, are
ranging themselves benoall, tho Fill.
more banner, and thousands of Demo
crafts are joining them, to save The
country. Three weeks ago Millard
FiIImores name was scarcely heard
Now we havo every ASSURANCE to be-
liovc that be will carry the State. A
thousand glad omens cheer us. Then
to work, each and every ono Of us, to
work for our glorious leader and our
still moro gallant cause.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

NICARAGUA EMIeaAnoH.--We
were Informed yesterday by Colonel
jacques that be has at present force
Of five hundred men here awaiting
conveyance to Nicaragus. They are
good men and true and comprise rep
resenatives Of all the Southern ard
Western States, as well as Of this city.
The Colonel telegraphed yesterday to
New York for steamer to come
around and transport the gallant pion-
GERS to the Ell Dorado Of the tropics.
Crescent.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

ALARMING MISUNDERSTANDING
this head, tho Red River Inericon.
informs us, that nat.boa noated up
tho river above that place few nights
ago, and discharged a cargo, Of brass.
knuckles slnng shots, and other oloqu-
ent advocates of Know Nothing prn-
oiples and mid-nigh t assassinism. What
market they are intended for, mono but
the Initiated known. Secret agents
have been sent ont, to buy up all tho
old brass, and bell metal in tho coun-
try which it is said will give a good
report Of itself when manufactured in.
to knuckles. and elupg shots. BY
some kind Of galvanic process the edi-
tor of the --------had better try and
transfer tho surplus lining oehis brains
and stomach to the outside of his per.
son so as TO render himself proof
against the logic Of such things.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

DisTuLArtoN on CDAt-Il is well
known to chemi4s aud others who
have experimental in tbs destructive
distillatlon Of eOal that Mt different Do
grees % temperature products Of very
different character are produced --gas.
eous, liquid and solid The gaseous
products CONSIST Of marsh eas, oIeGapt
gHs. cnrburetted hydrogen. and car.
bonie acid Tho liquids consist Of
bodies closely analogous to petroleum,
and tho solids are coke and mineral
pitch. The relative proportion Of
these products wary with The teppera-
ture Of the retort the lower tho TEN.
peratnre Of the rotort the lower The
temperature Tho less gas and tbs more
liquid produced. and The higher The
temperature the lnrgor the volume Of
gas BY late invention tbe faciIlta-
ton Of the process Of distjl|allou is nc.
complished by the admission 10 The re-
torts, during the disabling operation, Of
n jet of heated hydrogen gas. In this
way the liquids are distilled in an a'-
mospberc Of hydrogen, aud thus pre-
served from igneous decomposition,
while the hydrogen nj the same time
ent up n portion Of the sulphur and
contained in the coal.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
national Masonic MEET

NATIONAL Masonic MEETING Ar
IIAnrronp. The National Govern
ing Bodies - Of Freemasonry have
been in session at Hartford, Conn,
for several days past. In the Grand
Chapter the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing three
years: G. q. Ii. p, Charles Gilman
of Md. ; D. q @. II. r., Phillip G.
Tucker Of Vt; G.. @ X. Amos Adams
Of La. e. G s.. John l.. Lewis, Jr.,
Of N. Y, g. G. j.. Edward Raymond
Of Mass. G g. Recorder, Benjamin
D. French of D. G. G. G. G. H., J.
Il. Hartsock Of Iowa: &. G. r, A. G.,
Henry G. Deming Of CT.
On Thursday about two hundred Of
the members had a banquet at the
United States Hotel, Mayor Deming
presiding.
Thos S. Gourdin, Of South Carolina
responded to the following toast:
The american Union-Who will
dare to say that the cement Of Free
masonry has not made its walls and
bulwarks stronger
The Hartford Times comments up
on the reception Of this toast as fol-
lows
The loud and reiterated cheers
prolonged and echoed from every part
Of the hall, which followed the reading
Of this patriotic sentiment, will give
little encouragement to those, if any,
who deem tina. through Freemasonry
may be struck blow against the per
petuity of our Union. There is no
treason within the tyled precints Of
Masonic lodge"
C. The "Churchman" (Epis) is
out in faver of dancing-as an in
nocent recreation and as healshful as
ii Ia graceful"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
Per ship George West.

Onn0 LBS. pure and extra White Lead
GUUU 1000 do. Snow White French Zinc;
100 Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass
100 cans Chrome rsen and yellow Paint.
Zine Dryer, Litbargs, spanish Brown;
yellow 0ehre, Whitine, Red Lead;
German Binsk, japan Damen and
Light Furniture ysyniah, Glazier's Points,
arainers' Philadelphia Glue, Fitcbe - Sash Tools
Brick Liners and Putty, for sale low nj thu
Hardware store Of MOSTAH h HUGUET,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two LOTS ofgfounh, with the Improve 4es5aHxAa
i ments thereon consisting n n dweft ali 3
ing house, With five good rooms, n front s,s @
gallery a large Kitchen with Servants kzsAaIa#A
rooms, good we'll and large building, formerly
fish town. The ifhprov sments afs only sin years
old, aud In good erdsr. Terms very liberal.
Apply To JOHN II. DUEROC0, Agent.
sept-i9 Lafayette street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

by THE Empire City from New York, have
- just received my assortment Of Gents Gloves
and Hosiery, also large assor tnent ofUaBfk'fs,
Cravats, Nee ties, stoeks, scarfs, Linen Bosom
Shirts and Under Shirts u All kinds. Particular
attention In asked 10 my assortment Of Gloves and
Gauntlets In these goods defy competition.
sspt5--y. W.D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

THE UNDERSIGNED has Just received by steam
i err Empire City, his entire stock Of Pan and
Winter Clothing, together with large assortment
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, embracing near.
ly every article In that line. His assort nent Of
Gents Ready-rnade Suits, consisting Of Pants,
Coats and Vests to match, are beautiful, and can
be had In all colors. All those Who want 10 have
the first selection, and get good fit would do
well to call carly, before the sizes are broken.
Sep-S-Y. w. D. PHILLIPS,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
The Hartford Evening Press

II = ~ fsAf itff't ~ ~ ~, it'N''
says:
The famous Capt. Browu, whom tho
Border Ruitlans reported they killed
at Osawsttomls IL nos dead. A letter
from him bas been received by his
wife, who resides IN IItiea.
.fust 81 We thought no would
come 10 life again, as Sheriff 10, go,
did. after much bad bren said il WY
Of obituary for him. Tho freedom
and and equality, Of which tho
"Prsss' talks SO eloguentlJ, will never
be enjoyed by either Jones or Brown,
until they are sotewod down in poplar
boxes, and placed side by side, IN
. poplar grave yard. Talk Of plat
forms Of freedom and equality, until
your lungs are sore With the effort, md
yet there is but one the pInffofln Of
death upon which all mankind may
meet in feast Of equality, to bs fed
upon. jones, cannot say to Brown,
" Brown you are erowdlng me move
further" no Jones. has to remain
where his friends place him, and keep
his mouth shut, until tho judgement
time Of dry comes. Egafete n Fra.
'ernetg' the tnadmep Of tho French
Revolution Dried for this. and when
ttair months were hushed in the silence
Of denlli they found it. An undisiu.
Fu'sbabIe nass Of purifying flesh and
human bohea,iq the monument IF. 'hel,
mad ambition. No the very tlnqhedce
which the " lro a. makes 1883 Of In
behnlt Of Freedom. Fraferuitg. Ere
mont Fonf'erism, aud Folly, shows
him 10 stand Il mark above his peers.
This gives him authority from on
High to talk 70 them aud council them
and here commences The slavery which
is so ordious to him. whom exercised
by others than himself
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

CoTroN FAoroRy IN DgSoTo PAn-
1871. Tho Mansfield (DeSoto parish,
Columbia, Of the 18Th inst, says:
We are gratifiod 10 learn that some
Of our most noneyed and enterprislng
citizens have in contemplation the i'm
mediate establishment Of large cot.
ton factory in or near Mansfield One
gentleman proposes to take stock to
the amount Of $4,000 other propos-
ed stockholders range from two to ten
thousand From 'he spirit already
manifested in the enterprise, We can
see no good reason why it should net
succeed
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25

WuAr ComEs NExr The Now
York State Register, says Mr.. Fill-
more is a Mormon. "'rhe question re-
mains TO DO answered" and silence
always gives consent. The editor says
As opponents Of Willard Fillmore.
we demand That he should meet fear.
lessly and boldly this issue. IF he is
an hoaosf Mormon, will the people
think any the less of him for the ayow
nj of his opinions I For one il would
not change our vote. But there ia one
point in this oaae that we have heard
darldy limited at. and lot It's aoy it ia
generally approved, aud that il TINT
'THB MonaoNs Ann JBsu1rs IN nis-
auisE," and that Mr. Fillmore was
their agent to tho Pope Of Rome. aud
while there the Pope introduced him
TO the Italian Countess Teresa who Il
said to DO niece Of Bctlni, and il
WAC with this lady that Mr.. Fillmore
openly travelled, nominally il WINS said,
TO be taught Italian, but really to teach
him Jesuitism and other things.
There Gentlemen Of tho minor in.
strumonts Of music for the party; we
have found this thing looking ovor
dense mass of newspaper trash, in the
way Of Northern exchanges, and II Is
presented here, that you may lay hold
Of ID and turn IL TO the best account. --4
There arc but fow days left 50 pitch
into the subject matter at once. What
has tho Courier, tho Star and the
Democrat to say on this matter IT.
you can bring any evidence Gas no
doubt you can) to prove Mr. Fillmore
to be a Mormon, Jesuit and secret
omissary of the Pope, let it appear
suddenly.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
Gse 4ailg! Comet.
BATON ROUdE,GisEPf. %, 1896.

u On Saturday evening last, At
the hour Of closing the registry Office
in New Orleans, 1852 votes had been
registered. The time is drawing rap
idly to a close. According to section
10 Of the law, the registry Is to be
closed three days before the election.
II IL TO be hoped that every native az
we'll M naturalised citizen, will comply
with tho conditions Of the act. other
wise a re- enactment Of the same dia-
graceful scenes At the polls, will take
place 10 November, which disgraoed
the Crescent City, last year.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
NO'TIs,E.

THE MALE SCHOOL Of Mr.. II. n.
Wilson, will be reopensd on Monday, gid
inst sept. 10.