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THE magnificent I. 5. Ala THE elegant aud fast run
steamer y ipse e. i. W. ming steamer : ait h l.
Rroadwel, comilnnder, will Belle, j. NJ Rronlwel,
commence her regular weekly commaner will
trips in the Ne" Orleans NickS regular weekly trips in the New
burg. Miikel Bend, Lake Orleans Grand tinand Match
Providence and Princeton traIelex trhde on MONDAY the
THURSDAY, 4th Sepem lI5th September leaving New
ber leaving New Orleans every MONDAY EVE
THU RSDAf EN ENlNG, At MING, nj ) O'Clock. for the
ocloc for the above aud all above and all intermediate land
intermediate landings. lin-s.
The above under
and reng will be in complete order will faithfully
to all business entrusted to their
The ECLIPSE will receive freight Yazoo river and
ship Ut Eicksbnrr without delay.
Neither The ECi1PsE nor the SOUTHERN BELI,E will be
responsible for letters packages continuing money other
rhrbes unless regnar bills Of ading taken and
stated nor Tor amy VI" nnbe deposited by passengers with the
clerk, contained in baggage.
No hills Will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains of either of the above boats MI bills
must be presented At the office of the boat which they belong
before l. clock on he day Of leaving for approval which will
eA be paid presentation at the Office OF tile Agents. 65 -
vier street.
For freight passage apply on board to
bROADWELl. BROS. & Co. IS Gravier ST.,
or LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 4 Front ST.,
OF K. X. LAutiIIIlN lts Cnrondelct street.
N ia clerk will be the Icyee every day in the week
receive freight or the Mcpse and Southern Belle anb 3m
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h"nd M ny S9S1E m n n ~ r. "' ln n,% vi "n sscod- nd
Ion !G"sgs to ail"s4 S'o%s s'Sn ,5T@ '%; 6%
Ba Tie Undersigned having added to his Ma1nincorr IA: NEW
and Pllnirs Mill receives orders for saving and nIln
ON han, ,i ni"Iet6 orser Pnun aiways o Land F for @
AS9 h. NahoSax md I'd Wna q" s dsseFp@ns and at ow ra,s
M yor %0 ~ SR" S gr or HSS ana % so at lower Fe at ] h"n a.
all sizes, for ,,o,per.. a, ,nolsrntc prices. o6ly
NA,SCiNGE II GfAAI"rGtI-vAucINH MtETEk-rHY
PUFsas';eis at s. spDs' 81. y4sry@S ~ "Ds "'''
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~ 20 90 >,,- 10 lSABEiA;
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~ mIfE1s tAIAWEA WINE:
3 do ,,,.i,ro, d" MEANnY:
IN StotH and Il arrive, tor sale by
is,f2n o"l'EsHT y \ T.i'a,,,;'l MiACAwI.tI
IiP'', On tr"otNotn'tNs street
mr, 1,,ruirti to receive orders for ri Xxi
, kilt T Of nSsses rtgr: md % AZ tnnch les
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JoHs HAhLEK = BKoTE4EE. ~ TcHoUrl:

above St Joseph COPFR, lin AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. are prepared 10 do ali kinds Of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
te Valleys, Also, putting Copper, Tin and Zinc Roots
M all parts Of The city ut moderate prices with prompess and
dispatch. All kinds Of JObhi; and Il Repnng attended with
dpac BY strict attention to Hl orders, hope
SHIRE Of the public patronage.
We hag leave refer the following gentlemen: Mesrs
CTozer Wing Jnnison & MeInosh Cook Norehouse
Hughes u. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Thayer
CALLER Tliriin 4 Co., j. W. Jewell.
Letter Box % Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10
Charles street 3niSW
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Leaves every FRIDAY. at p. NJ.
r. b. REGULAR FRIDAY yICKs-
S4slS burg and Millken's Bend Packet Steamer
saSi=Esssa hramk Lyon, j. n White, master, will
an Money M Fort ADAMS Bayou Sara Patton Rouge
splendid accolnmodat;3ns, apply on board, or
LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., Front street,
Il. X. LAUGHl.IN, 14S Caron,elet street.
The Frank Lyon will continue regular weekly packet
throughout the SEASON. Particular attention paid plantation
ana way business. SIG
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Greece

The Greek government has recently appointed a
Governor OF Pirirus but the French Admiral refused
to recognize him. The Prussian and Bavarian Minis
tiers protested against it, but the British Minister sup
ported the decision of the French Admiral
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PHIL A D Ell P HI A. j..
3 0 S T o N

ESfN FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE or PACK
Ef1E9AHsb ETS;- regular packet ship Bennington,
safield, MASTER having most of her eu.arei will
have dispatch For balance Of freight passage apply on
bonrd, or 10 ''f'' "
se30 GEO. W. TYNSON & Co. So Cahnp street
H,SN FOR BDSTDN.-REGuLAR LINE.-Tuc
Ef2SsAsS Al packct ship Seramp0rc, Bowlcn, master
hnrinc large portion of her cargo engaged will
have quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to
GEO W HYNSON Il CO.,
se25 81 Camp street.
SSN FOR B0SYUS.-EEGULAR line - The
ENAS- Al packet ship John and Albert, Sears. mas
1ter is now loading and will have Dispatch For freight
or passage apply TO GEO W HYNSON & CO.,
(aHirst trrpt
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs,
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on FRIDAY. October 3D. at 5P NJ a.
. fSGgs. MEMPHIS AVID 1TEyE

Leaves on FRIDAY. October 3d, at 5 p "
r. MEMPHIS AND NEW Or
lEs444At3sJa LEANS PACKET LINE--Frday Packet--For
Memphis Helena Napoleon GreenvilIe and ali
n'crnediae andngsThe splendid packet steamer Eebrns-
ka, Chas b. Cchnrch MASTER will be ready freight
on Wednesday morning, and will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, ~ -.
Se3n JNO. f, HYDE az povdras
Will leave on SATURDAY. Oct 4th, ut s 2. NJ
FIR ~, NEW ORLEANs AND NAPO-
.ssaz=EEss. ing Gaston's Landing, Columbia Greenvfc
Kentucky Bend Lake Washington, Point Wortfngton, Grand
Lake Princeton, Carolina Landing, and all nterncGae land
ngs-Te fine fast running passenger packet Republic,
Or passage apply on board, or
se3D LEWIS SNAPP & Co, Front g.
Viii leave on SATURDAY. Oct. a. at o'clock P. NJ.
gTnra REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
IElssttnesela ET.-For Memphis Helena Napoleon Green
vile, Lake Providence Ficksbure all
er1nedite landngsThe fine fast running passenger
Louisa Frank Keeling, master will leave as above For
freight or passage apply on board or 10
LEWIS SNJtpP & CO., Front street
T. SThe Louisa has just been thoroughly repaired and p.
in complete order and will remain trade during the viii
season. seq
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@CAAhAH d CO., ID. I'., DEALERS IN MILL
~ and Fine Fancy Dry toois Il II Charities
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G. W. SHAW. W.
SiAN. q. w, ~ CO., COMMISSION AND FOR.
- WARDiNG MERCHANTS, No. "a Poydras street New
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LUNISEIfLOSS LIkDS. {. Co.
Nams/ III Camp street, beg leave advise the City
.S5~/~sSa md Country trade that they have hand
consignment, and ordered close
Ttorthwiih Il large as sortincr Of Glns Rifles,
Pistols ris, Tae and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Porenon.
,irs ETC. ec which together with their well known stock
Builders Hardware, of every description Crates Tools
ft ETC. they offer at most reasonable prices aud
ting terms. tpl!
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f. G "A BEN hITEREDCsE tS CO.. M
fh ~ porerN Of Guns aud Sporting Apparatus in all
&SSS&SJ its branches, Wholesale and retail dealers in
IgFEIs American Rifles, Pistol. and Firearms every
~ il "S variety. 55 st Charles street, st Charles
~ ~iiotel, New Orleans, and l34 Nam street, Gin
NJ
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"a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
,ST - ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton and
S2 Enphrosnc streets Office, No. lO6 Charles street
AB% G"o doors from the st. Charles Theuer) Manufac
tnreE Of the nte and most approved Patterns of Rangs ve
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals ali kinds CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for building purposes.
EA Rhngs, Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
tlaors, for sale at the Old Stand, O6 St. Charles street. New
Orehns
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49, ESTGi.L SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY KEN
" This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
E Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain SCENERY and is Of the picturesque and healthy
locations in the world. 1t is fifty miles
ton and accessible by fine graded road. Arrangements have
hecn made with the Kentucky Stage Company rining
line Of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train Of will the Springs evening.
The place i'll fine condition and is open the recep,n
OF VISITORS. Mrs o, CITf[.TS,
lny2I JOHN CIIIES,
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WATERING PLACES.

rA PASS CHRISTIAN HOrEL-THIs COM
Fi" motions and eligible establishment open the
lA reception OF vtors and complete have
been perfected for the entertainment guests inferior to no
hotel upon the Hhli Coast GR1CE & JAMES,
prnrri
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sSHASx, f'dtAHIS, Jr:, S CO., COMMISSION AND
WESTERN PRODUCE No 50 Tcl,oupitouIas street olS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

TnE CzAH As A MERCHANT. II all
| The reports one hears be true, the Gar
IL about 10 become II merchant him
self, and to be steam company pro.
pristor. There lie u talk of Il gigdutic
scheme being d foot, BY which Russia
| il 10 jiberate hers4lf from the influence
offoreign companies, and 10 conduct
her own export and passenger trade !;
not only her own, indeed, but that Of
foreign countries. This IL the forma-
ton Of o company to purchase mud
keep afloal q fleet Of no less tban three
hundred first -olass steamers. which are
to carry on the trade in The north With
Sweden, Denmark, Norway. Hull. Lon
don ; and in the south with The littor*
al Of the Black Sea, Varna, CONSTANT
nople. Athens, Smyrna, tie Greek Is
lands, Alexandria, Napels, Leghorn,
Genoa, MareeilIes, &c The Oar is
said to have subscribed 100000
roubes to The company, mud IL is Affirm
oil that agents have been already dis
patched 10 England and America to
cop'rnot for and purchase s'eanera.---
Koseoy correspondence Of The Tmes.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

TnB HrsuRREeTloN or THE DEAp
Quis, writing TO the New Orleans Pic
gane, from down at Camden 10 Ar
kansas, says: 1--WE have heard The cir
oumstance before aud vough for IL J
Some years ago d man without fami
" or relations lived in county in
this State, and was possessed of an es
tate worth $4,000. He went to New
Orleans, and WIS absent four years
without being heard from Tho Pro-
bate Judge granted administration on
bis estate wound it mp and diecharg.
ed the administrator Tho man re.
turned had been TO Mexico~-appIied
TO The Judge for bis property when
in open court tho following dialogue
took place
Deta Man If your Honor please,
| want my effects returned to ipe, rs
you see am mol dedd
Court know Tint IN / MS n man
that you are alive and in court but
az q court | know you are deaa, for
the records Of this court say so, and
against their verify there can be no
avarmeut---so says Lord Coke, and a
good many other books never read.
Druid Nan--But | want my pro.
perry, and it 8 no matter TO me wheih-
or your records lie or not. | am alive.
have not transferred my property, and
to deprive ME oft without my consent
is against all law,
Court If you insinuate that The
records of this court lie, this court will
send you to Jail.
Uead Nun Send dead man TO
Jail 7
Court---Mr. Sheriff, take this ap-
partition out
SheriG-"Be thou ghost. or goblin
dam'd. III speak to thee l''---le.'s go
and take something 10 drink.
Tho Judge stuck TO it, that so far
MS bis court was concerned he pos
dead, and Id, If he sLouldb t stay
aeaa land the poor fellow went into
ohancery and spent all he made in
Mexico, and tho rest.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

DISTINGUISHED VIstroHs. Among
tho strangers now visiting our city,
says tho New York Express. We notice
The arrival Of the Princess Murat aud
her servants at the Lafarge House -.
We understand also that other conueo-
lions Of The Imperial family are here
at present, receiving the attention Of
the French Consul as well as many
other distinguished citizens.
This lady IN the widow Of The late
Achilles Murat eldest son Of The King
of Naples Sho resides Ia Florida,
whero her husband died some years
ago We believe That Napoleon allows
her handsome pension. She how
over has n large fortune Of her own.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

SMALL NoTgs IN TENNESSEE. II
accordance with law of the Legisla.
ture, on and after the LIST Of Septem
Der, 1856, the insurance or circula.
ton Of small notes Of less denomina.
ton than IS, by any bank, except the
Bank Of Tennessee, is made an in.
dictment offense, punishable by u fine
Of moi less than $500 nor more than
$40, 900.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

Mn. WALTER s. LANpoR ON TIE
Assassination or TyaANrs. MIR.
Lander, has addressed the following
letter to Miss White, an English lady,
doputed to receive subscriptions for
The Italian patriots
+" At the present time have only
G100 of ready money at my disposal,
and am never likely to have SO much
ia future. OF this | transmit to you
five, towards acquisition Of 10000
muskets TO be given TO The first Italian
province that sbrll riso.' Tho remain
ing e95 reserve for the family of the
patriot who asserts tho dignity and
performs the duty Of tyrannicide. -
AFFECT men have cried out against me
for my commentator Of this virtue,
tho highest of which q man Is capable,
and now the most imperative. II i.
not an absurdity to remind us that
usurpers will rise up afresh Do not
all transgressors3 And must We the.
refore lay aside the terrors Of chastise.
neni, or give ticket Of leave TO The
most atrocious criminal ? Shall one
enslavc millions Shall tho laws be
subvorted, aud We be told that we act
against them or without their sanction
when none are left US, and when guild
cd by eternal justice, we smite down
tho subvertor3 Three or four blows,
instantaneous and simultaneous, may
save the world, many years Of war and
degradation. IF il is unsafe to rob
citizen, shall it be safe to rob people ?
In what country is not every shoolboy
taught, even by the priests who are
orderly bis instructors--here impelIed
uncoDseiously by u hand inyisible---to
applaud the self devoted vindicatorg
The ferruel strikes the desk, and the
boy rises at once into the man"
"WALTER SAVAGE LAepog."
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

PREMIUM CorToN.-At the late
fair in Memphis, Tennessee, the fol.
lowing awards were made Best Bale
--Preminm to Rice Bond, Esq; spc-
cies Petty Gulf" Best Sample, Ten
Pounds-Premium to Col. George
L. Homes; species, Belle Creole,'
seven entries. Cotton Stalks-Pre-
MUM to Col. John Pope; species,
Golden"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

Miss Nightingale, had been invited
to Balmora. The Court journal says:
" Her Majesty paid the most marked
attention to Miss Nightingale, during
her visit, and in the long conversation
with which the young lady was hon.
ored, expressed in The most gracious
and feeling manner, her appreciation
Of her services and selfdenial. Miss
Nightingale has geatly enjoyed The re
tlrement and comforts Of Her Majesty q
Highland home"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

In ssitzerlaad, discovery has
been made Of q document illustrating
the history Of William Tell. Il be-
longs to the fifteenth century and con
tains a..short chronicle of the early his
troy of three cantons and in it the
history Of Tell. This chronicle is
older than that Of Melchor Russ.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

FATAL Explosion or CAMpHENl.
"A campbeno lamp exploded in the
house Of Mr.. Richard Moore, Pbila-
deiphia. ON the evening Of the Gath
ul'., in consequence Of which Mr..
Moore, bis wife and five children
were 20 shockingly burnt by their
clothes taking fire, that three Of the
children have since died, and The two
others are not expected TO live. Mr..
and Mrs. Moore may possibly recoy-
mr.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

Mn. MARoY's CrRcULAR.-T The Lon
don Post, speaking of Mr.. Marcy's
maritime circular says: We do not
want war with America, but we
must look upon ii as an eventuality
not impossible, and we must consider
how it is to be carried on; not by land
for there she is unassailable /; hardly
against her war navy, for with such
disproportionate numbers, it could do
but little mischief. 1t is in her com
merce that she is chiefly vulnerable
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

A colored female Of. Baltimore,
named Watkins, delivered an anti
slavery address at the Assembly build
ings. Philadelphia. a few evenings
since. s
Ia
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

THE PUNISHMENT or DEATH-Vol-
taire said that it was high time to tell
the world that man who Is hanged Is
good for nothing; and that punish
mcnts were intended for the good
of society. 1T is plain" he con
tinues, THAT twenty stout robbers
CONDEMNED to the public works, serve
the state by their punishment, whereas
when they are put to death they ben.
eft nobody but the executioner.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

CAMpA1aa soNas.--The Hartford
Ege"iny Press, gives us q snatch from
one Of the Fremont Campaign songs.
The music is " we put three horses
on The track "
" An awful ass is General Cass,
Thick headed, fat and drowsy,
Pu' a bigger ass, and meanel, too,
Is sneaking Isaac TouoEy,
For office and pelf he sold himself
And wronged bis noble State,
To gel his pay. long long day,
The rascal III have to wait"
The poetic license has a wide range
now-a-days, truely.
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Jbf 1lalr Qonret.
EATON ROUGH ,.!.ssNov. q, 1880


ANOTHER FntR DFBuTA ar.s- The
N. q PieayHns anysi there seems to
DO a perfect mama among young ladies'
Of family, fortune sna bssnty'' for
going Oh The stage Another such is
announced in tho New York papers
md correspondence, ~ having lately
made b must successful frat appear
anrc ID that city, IN tho part Of Here,
in aMneh Ado about Nothing 1T Wal.
lack 4 theatre. Mr.. Wallack himself
being The Benedict. The Charleston
Ceurier's Pink says, /" her family Of
course are very much shocked at her
going On The stage, but their curiosity
could not keep them away from The
theatre Oh the occasion Of her first Hp.
pearaneo. Uer friends hoped she
would fall, but when she did anything
well thoy were tho loudest il their
applause
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spffial uoliefs.
DRV GOODs.

DsgK GOODS.
TUST HEGEIVEi, at the stbre, corner
y Of Third and Flotida streets, d large and
varied stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting in pstt Of Marines Goods, silk
Goods and other articles asked for By the
ladies at this season. Tefms cash and
prices at least twenty-five per cent under
city prices.
no46 I'M, MADAME ALBERT.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07
cutlery. Cutlery.

DOCKET and table, Wostenholmes &
L Badgers make; Ladies' scissors; Tay-
lor & Barber's Shears; .Razors- and
Stops, at LARGUlER & LANOUF..s
"a =
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

TIM WARE.-We have now in Store a
4 large assortment OF Tin Ware ofeyery
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARGUTER 8t IsANOUF.s
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOYT1TN6..
A LARGE assortment Of Boys Goods, Just recelv-
IL ed ut the Clothing Emporium Of
oct-fz W.D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07
MADAME ALBERT.
For sale

TIVE valuable lot on the corner offNAssb
l. Main and Florida streets. with #liI.
The improvements thereon. Tie lot ilssaz'
is eliabty located fdf business house Or
family residence. For particulars. apply
at The Comet office noyA-tm.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07
nEser Ship Horizon =,

THE Automatic Apple Pare-; Their
Il memeter Cburns; Tobacco Cutters
Grass Scythes; Bier Hooks, and variety
of Yankee Notions at
oct25. 81 M0NTAN g. HUGUET.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07
Chains.

DER Ship aKate Dwyer,n Well Chains ;
L Trace and Breast; OK and Log Chains
at loct25.l MONTAN Il HUGUET's.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07

could not keep theni away from the
theatre On the occasion Of her first Hp.
pearanco, Dor friends hoped she
would fall, but when she did anything
well tlioy were tho loudest IN their
applause
A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED GAM
rAlaa PapEH. State Superintendent
Of Public Education Bard = Campaign
Red River Louisiana Democrat, con
Times to conn to us beautifully adorn-
Cd with second hand Campaign outs
and the usual amount Of very interest
ing campaign hardware Bard, has
done much good service during The
Canvass, aud IL fur nothing moro than
to give evidence IF The truth Of scrip
sure ''that the laborer IL worthy Of his
hire We hope tho party viii elevate
Bard to A position whore tho shining
light Of bis many virtues may be bet
ter seen. We say this for Bard's sake
-4-he IL good man aud true learn
ed man aud pious to the turning off
place. In point of fact as Mr.. Sam
uvet Teiier, ~, would say "be Ia one
Of om Z Bard has too many virtues
to name, and accomplishments with
cut number. He can play on an or
gan of ilfty-six ootaves, and IA many
stop.eocks. He can pull tooth with
out pain; breaches n se'mon on tho
faith Of the old Presbyterisns or the
new Methodess Metdodists.
BY walking the Decline of recti-
tude. be gives us daily lessons on the
virtuousness of virtue, and the Holt
ness of Holiness, and rs q model Of
temperance, The statue of the herald
Mercury, ought to take wings aud fly
to other regions, when il Is proclaimed
to the world "Bard's coming to town"
Bard TO US, is what Batdolph was to
Sir Jack "a shining light" render.
ing the sun, moon aud seven stars s,l.
pe,nuous. For this reason it 10, we
want Bard elevated. II Mr.. Whoev.
cr's President, will name Bard for
foreign mission--say Denmark ttbings
are sound there now), we will sing
patent songs Of praise TO bis memory,
tho four years round.
1t shall be d disgrace ID The Demo.
cratic party to let Baid waste away
his life in the ardous duties Of State
Superintendent, Of all the education in
this villlanously outraged aud hum
plugged community. II you do it
gentlemen yon let Bard, waste
away in this manner, with fame un-
sung he shall haunt you in the like
ness of hea goat, with powers to
bray like an ass at you, when YOU shall
be feastiug and growing fat on The
spoils Of Office. Have you all forgot
ten the services, that he done you 1--WE
feel like saeez;ng) at 1e-ham-mi M
Hail. We hope not. Remember
the day of judgement. Tremble in
the contemplation Of your latter ends.
and do. do Genl. Bard Of Campaign
Red River Louisiana Democrat-simple
plain and even handed justice. We
demand ii, In the name Of The Prophet,
Is az ,,,ata Il n. ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-07
WALKING CANES.

A LARGE assortment Of the above Just received
Il consisting Of Gold, Silver, Bone and Fancy
Headed Canes Of all kinds, also few very delicate
Sword Canes. (oct-f2. ID. PHILLIPS.