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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
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stofains the highest evidence IN Support
Of the course pafsued BY majority Of the
commissioners. We wait no stronee, en-
dcfsefneh NJ 6f decision than The willing
ness Of such men to ab;de By II.
Thetefofe Nj. Editor, our course WIS
not unauthorized, the election vas not held
under the provisions IT ,epealed charter,
nor did we wholly sb,cg,te and disregard
any provisions Of the new, b.t IN al
things so far as we could, did VIZ c,,s,,,,
c1r actions to such course "a h.e hoo,
and will BIZ app owed by The resrect,h,e
and liberal minded then,bets Of The c,,,,
nunity
We care not how much political esp;,s,
is sought to BE- made out Of This matter. hy
means Of protest, cards Of thanks r..
If there he no unjust attacks made upop rs
tE ELAN
L. +. POWERS
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r. Eome unknown friend. has cul

~ Hcme unknown friend. has our
unfeigned" for a" Brilliant scheme
from the Baltimore Banking House
and State Managers Agency Of Leary
h Go. W. shall put it in our pipe,
and in somcking away the "Capitsl
prise Of 100000" with all its notes Of
exclamation, shall endeavcut to stretch
cur imagination and dream Of Marble
Halls Ia connection with Ieaty h
Co.'S. ccpsetn, We should like to know
the meaning Of Estate Managers,
Agency p # they have any State
funds to operate upon in the " Lottery
Office business il is good invest
,uent for sinking fluid on The part Of
Maryland almost as good stock. as
Louisiana interest in "Cat Island"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-23
.NNxire.

Succession Of VIZ ? rs't,tps-Sixth Judicial nj.
trict Uourt-Parish II East Bat lon Roupa-No
tS4, Prcbate.
WHEREAS JOINS y. tn~sAts administrato tor ~
W the above succession has filed his final &C
count In the office Of the undersigned Clerk cfssid
Court
Notice IL hereby given 20 All persons Interested
10 show cause within thirty day. iron, the Rrst
publication Of this notice, why the id account
should not be approved. homologated and tp.S>
the Judgment Of the court q
ap2S b. +. BRYAN tlA,t e.
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10 Our good patured fellow -citi
zen Ned Ceusinard. is out with a card
IN the 2lst inst, Adrocote, III which
winding up, he says.
Although on various grcnpd
could successfully contest the election.
especially on the ground that ii was
held under the provisions 4 repealed
charter, and therefore injustice. null
and void. My means, inclination and
the advice tf friends decide me To-.
yield to circumstances, and ht the
party in power enjoy The advantage
they may consider they have Oh
tibed.'
The friends who advise Ned, ito
yield 10 circumstance are not our
friends. We were indulgiug the
hope, that little refreshing excite
ment, would grow out Of the contest,
10 enliveu and vivify the dog days
II the Crescent City could afford to
have too Hheriffs, there is no reason
Why the city proper Of the whole State
might not indulge the luxury Of two
Mayors for season Competition
il the life Of trade; so IL is Of law
making aud law administering. Two
Mayors could certainly do more than
one. Upon the same theory Of rat
tioetnotion "a dictionary word) we
might have Board Of Assistant Al
dermen. Why not As we endea-
vcred 70 show The other day: In what
appeared at that time TO be profound
article, the contest for Mayor hung
on the proper definition Of the word
SHALL" When the law says, a ,nap
shall, what does it mean? Why. If
there is no penalty Of fine and impris.
oument, il be don't; It NEARLY means.
may, might, could, would, or should.
Thus: when the city charter says
"the commissioners shall decide ID
case Of = tie for Mayor" IL means,
they may II they like. The party
having four out Of six commissioner,
would Of course be in favor, and the
other two opposed. on the ground
mainly, that the people ought to OK.
press n preference for the candidates,
whether they have a preference or
not.
A QuExR ' sRp1cr.-.An Indian bad
gone to Albany, one cold morning,
got very drunk. On his way home
he became completely overcome, laid
down, aud was frozen to death. His
nibe was then very much disposed to
initiate tho habits Of white men. and
accordingly held 40 inquest over the
dead body. After long pow-wow,
they finally agreed to this vird Ct -
That the deceased came to his death
by mixing too much water with bis
whisky, which had frozen in him
Tbi. W. very good, fos an Indian
nrv
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DIE 9ailgg Comet.
sArON ROUeE,:iAPR1L 90, 1855.
CesrerAsf CvttfeE.-The eshi.

CesrerAKf CvttFuE.-The eshi.
h;ticn Of the Lafayette Society, ~
Centenary College, came off at the
Institution on Saturday night last -
Great preparations ete being made
for the celebration Of the commence
ment exercises: At which time. that
model Of modern .lcqnence, the Rev.
G. K. Marshall, Of Mississippi, is ex-
pscted to be present and deliver an
address, on laying the corner stone,
Of the centre building
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Count OrloG was the first who ar
rived to feliciate the Emperor Of the
Freuee upon the birth ola Prince
lie was at the Tuilleries few seconds
after the firing Of the guns bad con-.
menced. The Count is said to pay
assidious court to the Emperor. ask
ing in every debate in the Conference
what the Emperor thinks on the sub.
ject, and in every instance immediate.
ly ranging himself on that side.
This j. right of Count Orlof. II
Count Or|otF, had any opinion Of his
own, in presence Of his Serene High
ness the Emperor then be wonld be no
Count. The Count Orlof. should
never think Of taking his own protocols
between bis finger and thumb, unless
he has his majesty's example for it.
As the Count was the first TO felicitate
the Emperor, on the birth Of a baby,
to the Empress. he should at least be
presented with pouucet box" to
sharpen his senese Of being able to
scent out important globe shaking
events
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NOTICE

T'HE UNDERSIGNED wishing to eri. the LIVERY
I business, II willing to sell on LIBERAL
TERMS, The Stables are wetl stocked with nor
sFs. CARRIAGES AND BuGgtEs. wsrla tta
fef good man for PARTNER One that :, cul0
.tke charge Of business. He also wishes 10 SELL
OWN PROPERTY, ara viii DO So on LIBERAL
GERMS. The two Stables are ut this time fAadios
Horses A. II cts. per sfNALE FEED, and viii
continue ninth farther notice
Apl 2S-tf guBT HrAt,
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rtuafeee ~ LSbera1otdeas.

take the following communication from
an old citizen, contrasting the present
with the past. "Lock upon that pic.
tate-then on this Il shows us,
conclusively that there is q steady, on.
ward and upward progress Of mind, as
we'll as matter May We not say, with
safety, that The day il forever past.
when the mind Of man. is to be kept
in setvitude 10 the mind Of man ; that
our inward pereceptioo of God in the
Universe, is not to be cramped and
controlled by Pope or Prince claiming
10 have Divine authority. to tyranize
over the Divine principles within us.
The Burlington writer speaks with
authority when be says
While rapidly borne along by the
great currents Of events, living. moving
and acting will, our fellow men, we
are earnestly conscious Of the changes
that are taking place. And, though
order is heavens first law. we see.
that ceaseless changes is what that law
requires.
am led to these reflections by the
recent perusal Of some old family re-
lords from the land Of the Puritans =
II appears by these records that when
the town Of Ashford in Ucnneeticut
was settled by the whites. about Ills,
the gccd people were compelled 10
attend the Presbyterian Church by
law II was the only church in town
all were taxed TO support it and all
we're compelled to attend it, For non
attendance heavy fines were imposed
These records preserve an aneedote
Of Col. knowlton. Of the same town
which serves to illustrate the notions
Of those times. This was the same
Col, knowltcn who as major, com
the Americans at " the old
rail fence on the left wing Of the
American army at Bunker'e Hill, and
who was afterwards killed at the bat.
lei Of Harlem Heights. Some years
before the commencement Of the re-
EVOLUTIONARY war the Colonel, happened
me day to be riding near the Presby-
erian Church Of his native town when
,e discovered a crowd collected about
he whipping post, which stood. acccr
ling to custom, ih The vacinity. On
the cause he found that n
,oor fellow was about being whipped
or not paying his tithes aud for nom
al church. When the sen
ence was read the Colonel perceived
hat The usual direction to apply the
tr;pes upon the bare back had been
united, and at once, taking Oft his
'ver- coat, placed it upon the victim
nd thus relieved him Of the principal
orture that it was intended to ipt)ict.
Within my own remembrance.
iuce 1926, The laws Of Connecticut
eqnired that the old Westminster
atecbism should be taught in the pub
lie schools and without strict confor-
nifty TO this law, aud certificate Of
uch conformity from the school in
pectors, no school district could re-
Give its proportion Of the public funds.
These laws. at least in on, country.
re now ouly found among the records
f the past. And it ia difficult to ap.
'rcciate the causes thnt have effected
Q great change in the sentiments Of
mankind in comparatively so short n
ime. What power on earth could
nforce such laws at present in any
tate Of this Union,
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The clerks in the telegraph office at
Berlin are to DO locked up during the
time OF busisness, md for two or three
hours afterwards. 20 that they may
not be able to betray tho secrets Of
customers The precaution has been
found indispensable
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Nftp Aoutrtist,,lfnts.
Ne w GOODS.

lust RECEIVED per steatrshp Cahawbs from
= New York beautiful White ana toluured pril-
'iant'nes. Plain ami Plaid White Jaccn.,s, Main
sr"ks Swiss Muslirs, Embroidered sr-;ss ~ t.c.
onet Bands. Plain Black ana ucnred Barge.
Ladies' ard Misses White Cotton Hose, black IN !
rclcrea SIX Gloves, Filet Mitts, Black nd Whi,.
Nraree. Collars and sleeves, Figured ana flaN
si'k psrascls, Grass. Hair Cloth and Corded
Skirts. for sale very CHEAP at The
pHf.Acft entt Omar CAsH Sross.
APtil " Lafayette Street.
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lust n ErElvED.

- tv the Pennsylvania from 81. Louis
500 lbs Dried Peaches
Apples;
% Bbls. Extra St. Louis flour which
IS offered at the lowest market price for
Cash
ap22 H.. Y TOMLtNsON l. co
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tOCKO.
Osfspeeth BerscnDt Tswy W
Asa~epts wpsx.

Mae anal, anpymunswl-oherwy ld
Dweyd gei,iau athrolswl:
HedJsich, gyfeillion hae,ldewl.
On'de, gwena y .liawl.
Dyfais brenin Y dnfwg-vw rhyfel,
A chrefy,ld OF golwg,
Ymladd myn'd yn amlwg
gpfo drum Y gwt drwg
JoNoRoN GLaN DwvRyp.
N. E-you car MT fail to observe the
rare spelling Of omvni in the first line,
third word !.
All must alike agree with "Joek"
that here is treasure Of classic lore
a gem /; brilliant idea; a fine senti-
mept: good thought. n sentiment
not to be met with in the dead Greek
or living English Talk Of Tepnysop,
Wordsworth. Southy, Bryant. Green
Fitz llallock and other contenpora.
ries, they pale away into insigpiG-
canoe. They become worJs-mere
words when compared to !. Clan
Dwyryd; for whom we can say truly
he is the only poet Of modern times
who defes criticism.
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~ VIM. G. NettIes, charged with
manslaughter, 'rthe Seventh District
Court, at Clinton in this State. was
arraigned on Wednesday last for trial,
and acquitted.
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M'sorltAseous.-The Right Hon
Sir Henry Po'tenger, we'll known for
his able administrations in India and
China, died at Malta on the 18th.
aged g. years. g
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STRAW MaVTtyt,s

JUST Received from New FORK auc,icn,, Twenty
" f'vf Prices WHITE ami rOtyRED MATING
which will be sold At VERY Low PRICES AZ tho
PalaBettHtA CHrAp nAsp Sross
Apl 81. Lafsyetse Sweet
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rtpR HEsy,.

A HOOD DWELLING HOUSE, On Flcri. ~.
n ia Street. possession given on The M
sth ~ May. For particulars enquire At
the COMET OFFICE, or cf
APP ~ ivs ALEX SHAW