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Notice

of Odra,0a Of Iand !" Asi..ppi, Alabama, and LO@is-
maxine grant of Mississippi 70 AID IN the
construction Of certain i,9aas 10 .a sae @ % ,s as
Louisiana instructions have this day bee" ava 10 the LOO a
location ordered by telegraph on the 9 ns.an and 70 me Aahama
scrbsd lands in their respective dsc az probably rg
prescribed Of selection, un otherwise directed, 10 witt
In MISSISSIPPI.
Office JAcKsoNi
North of the Ch9caD base line and meridian
townships i, ., ), l. s, aud Q, Of range g.
East Of Pearl rIVer.
Townships and 10, Of ranges II, 10, 10, 90, and2I
once a AUGUSTA
NORTH and east Of the Csoetsw meridian.
Townsh ps 0 and 7, of range "a ,-,,
Townships D. 5, i, and of ranges 20 TO- inclusive
Township 7, of range ID
East Of psarI ryer and north Of deg Of latitude.
Townships 6,7, 49, and 10, of range" h' n' 1919
70 Io%nshps s" Of q ranges II and is
TS~asSP: s. Sd a1S g. S S"s:
East of Pearl south Of the Sla deg ~ ta'ude.
Ts~s:sS. w":ss: s's anasa
1sw":sS: sws:sS: stsss;Ss5 5 "a q range
Townshps owshps 8, 8, J. 8, and ., of range II.
Township6, OF range 10.
Office COLUMBUS;
NORTH and cast Of the CAoefaw base line and mndiaa,
Townships o. TO- H. - 49, Ia and Is, II, Is ie IL
49, and 10. 80
In ALABAMA.
Office a. ST. STEPHENS:
South of the ca deg. of and Of the msrdan.
Townships s. g. and T. cf rangesi, 3, 3, and 4.
IN I.oL.slAHA
Office GREEEsBURG:
South Of the base line and Of Principal 'aeridtGn
Townships 7. 9, and 9, of range l3.
Tow nship- 7, &, 9, aud TO- OF ranges Ia and ID
townships s, " and 10, Of range To-
Once d
East Of hs Mississppi river.
Townships Ii, H. nnd 49, of range ~ east
Townships 10, IL, I3, of 10 and IA east
Townships 10, II, and I2, Of range is east
my hand General Land ofce the city Of
Ae' $500 ~ ' JOS. 9. WILSON,
Acting Com missioner.
Aug l6-aw6wi Intel. * Star1
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, Greeted by .
OF visers appointed by the State under tbe uprn
tendeuce z. W. MORGAN distinguished gdfuae oi
a practical engineer aided by able faculty
study that taught IN the best coiegs with inc
addition extended in mathematics, mechanics
practical gueeng mining geology also IN Eugsh literature
historical readings book keeping and business orns and In mod
languages.
nnetsen session the second Monday
septsmer sh sepember 1856 charge silva halfyeary
session. payable in advance.
The buildings will make this session for
additional who the hesn necessarily de-
cned Applications be made before the 18th October
Hon. secrrtsies OF War ard OF the
Treasury.
Address superintendent Miay Institutes Franklin coun
ty Kentucky or the undersigned. -
P. DUDLEY,
Aug I6-eodDtcptl5thOc. President Of the Board
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THE Coireg. OF S. James, mrrytrnd-Embracing tho
collegiate, commercial and preparatory departments has one
each from The first Of October the first Of August
whole per year. board, tuition, &c., hundred and
f0y dollars No entrance fee.
Students admitted part Of tho application tn
JOHN y. KERFOOT, Rector Ac,
I--lnwhn CoInHn 81 Iames, 2. o.. Mnylnnd.
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spR NGrIELp uALL, nARFoRp Co, mT

Boarding SchoolJo Boy,-Num5sr limited 10 TtOertv
REV. John D. yEECH, PRINCIPAL.
TINS institution ms rnm baltimore, the HTrfnrd
turnpike having regular daily thence
Tho the principal their lodgnrr
school hclrE md The
remarkably healthy.
The entire character adar
whose guardians prevented by absence
bnnss from giving attention tiD supervision The
Of instruction modern In
the uur b HcheS peparsfoy college
kind bu ,ness.
The win November s and
iFt Of April.
RrfrtencrBi Rev Bishops whtingham Atkinson
Rev, ns Wyau and Hugh d. Evans and Parker
cqs and nr Samuel Chew Baltimore and ~ q. hey,
Msrys county, NsryHnd
Reference be made Samuel MaFrau former
u The unn the oc Of the Ch"sHprhkr and OHIO Ca
nal Company, Washington, D. who will Information
the terms, &c,
Springfield, FaIston Hartford county, Maryland, October
~, ls6,
Oct 9S-co9u
py ORDER or the Navy Agent there will b, snid
ID lie urton % 2 orek y, the 2jth
The Un ted states Nvy yard, Wahngfon, from
my nT rrh n copper the
" have ~ ~ 10 81 Ai0
per. examined lime previous the day
upon application at lhe Navy yard Terms Of sale cash.
ALso,
of tin sralrp, with weights
seu uf wonden scales.
~ 8-tawAw 4. GRERNTEAF. NAVY Agent
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I'D srEEH, Merchant Tailor, No. ass Seventh, at,
notifies his puhlic that he received
York rhiadepha markets the afs
shirts, stocks ties gloves
siery, Sc that he offered for their inspection
with the Of and tho
demands Washington public and
goods confidently believes he better
paved bcfe- He soicts
n his stock and prices by the pibc, and
takes owing HE r@odp
Especial invited the stock cf hrts, which
of very heal description mndo in this county
Sen a. 9vf
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JACOB REED,

Manufacture Of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south rinh street, Philadelphia
qualities military fancy constantly
hnnd, and Tor sale the lowest prices.
Oct le-dsmt
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding &
and Day school,

Screen No. 1873 Washinston, D.
WILL open september 1856 Circulars stang parculars, and
conaniuE tsmonlas, be had al the rnncl
pl bookstores aud al her residence.
The AOngo Potter d. d., LII. D.
The RIGHT Rev. George w. Doane, %. D., LII. ID.
The ntsht Rev. William R. WhtinRham u. d LII. d.
pf sepn eny III d., Secretary of Smithsonian Institute,
Washington, u. c. a. =.
Lir9 NJ F. Maury LIZ D., United sEtes navy National OBJ
C,neraI John Nason Washington, ID G.
Cooper, hdjuant General United States an"y' "@h-
ington, ID. T..
WiIiam w Corcoran esq. Washington, d. @.
lanes i Nechan esq Librarian 10 Congress,
Uop lame Campbell, Postmaster General
Ellis Lewis Chief Justice OF supreme Court oil fennsy
vania. -, :,
Pennsylvania.
Hon, George Vail, M c. from New Jersey.
Hon. Robert J. Walker Washington, ID G.
Hon Charles Faulkner, VI. g. rum Virginia.
Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War; Washington, d. O.
AuR 20-eOd2m
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, PERSON MAY RECEIVE H,s OWN LrEE

, PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIs OWN LIFE INsU-
HAVCE.n the Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company W.
Insure pay persou dcau he survive TO be sixty 10
paid 20 himself This " worthy the attention II all
uo wish share IN tho dividends OF The coming
gruuid their applications dated soon
approaches for ne those desiring protection vii
.nsc mind th0 offer them good companies with large
capitals, and pny losses promptly.
J, O, LEWIS, Superintendent
Sept 97-eod5tt Once on 7h street, below Gen, r. o.
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bWNnh u hTn.y meFCnRnt
receiving Of styles
"A and m pOrtaious Now York
They have also tn latest fashions and winter styles
generally invited 70 call carly and
make their selections
DUvALL h BRO Penn, avenue,
net Yeen Four -and-a half and SIKH streets.
Giant O.
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lIIRST PRE- NUN PIANOS-Iust received nj my piano
igs Eleventh above Pennsylvania three
splsnad Of X and 6k from tho factory Of Stein
sons New Ynk bose pianos nbanid the hlst premium
the last Metropolitan Fair and nj the American Institute Hav
tho these pianos in the District OF Co
public prctfuly call and then
before purchasing They surpassed by
pianos made IN this In Europe
aso hand large stock Of other and second hanc
and moderate and accommodating
For good workmanship and all pianos purchased from
m will be kept year without charge.
a-eodH. y, y. HEICHENBACH
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pRtGAD my Children ny Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt. Prize
ID so cents.
octg ERANeK TAYLOR
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orders o shares corncate or packages
splendid lotteries viii receive the attention.
each drawing win be sont Immediately amer
TO oil WIN order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Nov 81 Wilmington Delaware
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PosT oTTloK DEPARTMKET,
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The cost or Lasy--A "Reminiscences.

The residents Of San Francisco, IN
the latter part of 1S4g, and early part
Of 80, remember the little wooden
building on the southeast corner Of the
plaza, which was used MS the Court
house, where Judge Almond Judge
Of the First Instance" presided. -
Here all sorts Of cases, from Admiralty
down to assault and battery, were ad-
Indicated, and justice dispensed after
the peculiar fashion ofthe presiding
officer of the Court, who was genius
in his way. We recollect once of a
case which was brought before this
learned Theban," Of the following
description:
A man who owned a boat, in com
ing down the Sacramento river, found
floating by The bank quantity Of goods
which had been left there from a
wrecked launch. lie gathered them
up and brought them TO San Frncisco,
where the owner was found and the
goods delivered to him. The parties
could not agree as to the amount Of
salvage to which the finder was emit
tied, and The only recourse by which
to determine the matter was to bring q
suit before Judge Almond. A suit
for salvage instituted, and the claim
laid at three hundred dollars. The
Judge gave the usual patient hearing
Of the case, which characterized all his
investigations, allowing the witnesses
to hurry through their evidence as
rapidly as possible, and giving the
counsel ten minutes time each in
which TO sum up. At the conclusion
Of the arguments, the Judge, in his
usual rapid and terse style, declared
Tint be would render verdict for the
plaintiff in the amount of one hundred
dollars. The plaintiffs counsel then
addressed his Honor informing him that
his fee would be two hundred, and he
thought that at least his client should
recover enough to satisfy that demand.
The Judge, his amiable feelings get
ting The better Of him, then said -
"Well, then, | will give him n verdict
for two hundred" and SO the judgment
was recorded. The defendant refused
to settle, an execution was issued, and
levy made upon the goods them
selves, which were sold, and brought
two hundred dollars. The cost Of
court were then to be settled, and the
unfortunate defendant, in order to pay
these, was obliged to sell horse and
cart Of which he was the possessor.-
The result Of the whole was, then, that
the plaintiffs counsel got the goods,
and the court, the horse and cart Of the
defendant, and neither plaintiff nor de-
PENDANT gained dollar by the suit
This was certainly very forcible
practical exemplitication Of the old ia
BILE Of the cats and the monkey and the
cheese. Alta, 9Th alto
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

A N 9TH d r A r RIV A l.
WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w CANT assortment of Cut Glass, con-
sisting of Tumblers, Goblets, Champagnes,
Clarets, Wines &c. &c.
Ele.. ant ornamented Lamp Shades. Vases
Pitchers, "gars and Cream Covers, Jars
&c, &c ....z..
A beautiful ara. Of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety of Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion Of
Purchasers at
J. PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO, an assortment Of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades, with all the fix
lures, including Cord and Tassels, complete.
Also, a fine assortment of Table Covers,
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats, &c
A large variety of Mat and Rugs. A lew
pieces of Carpetng with very complete
assortment of Wood and Willow Ware
Baskets &c, all Of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South.
Our assortment Of Goods is now very
complete, and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
all its departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans or elsewhere
oct-24 7. PIPER Il co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

A Boar or THE STEAMER LYON.
tNArsE FouND AT SRA.--A New York
dispatch Of the 10th inst, says:
The ship Neptune from hence to
Liverpool, picked up No. 7, boat
belonging to the steamer Lyonnaise,
containing large quantity Of provi.
sions, and wines, thermometer and
$500 ID coin.
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OH Dnilg Gplllet.
BATON ROUgE::.aDEC. 20, 1856.

JcB pRlrriNe.--To Merchants, lawyers
Mechanics, Medical and other men, we beg
leave To cay, that never before was cur
stock Of materials for Job Work, better,
than ct this moment. We have superior
stock Of Paper, Cards etc, and can get out
In The best style. at short notice, Bill heads
bali and Funeral Tickets, Briefs. Bills Of
Fare, Bank Checks, Bill Or Landing, Bills
sof Exchange, Wedding and Visiting Cards
44in short, any and every thing demanded
by the times. Our prices are reasonable,
with reasonable people we often cause a
blush Of stifpfise, ut our moderate and
modest prices.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Musselman has
within the last week, received many We, y
nice confectionafies for Christmas and New
Years. Generous gentlemen who cannot
resist the, appeal iol "Chtistmas gift''
from their Juvenile friends, should arm
themselves with sundty papers of plums'
kisses etc, for The ''rose buds" Of the cppc-
site sex. The boys will be satisfied with
nopping truckers.
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rhc Ornamental md us.fn, Combined.

The Ornamental and Useful Combined.
+ SIMON & CO, at the Capitol Cheap
-. Store, beg leave to inform the public,
that they have just opened q superior stock
OF the following articles, Very large linen
Table Cloths, with beautiful designs of
Europsan Cities, with Nankins to match
something entirely new. Also a great var
iety Of Linen Towels, Diaper, and Irish
Linen for shirts. All extremely low for
cash at the CAPITOL CHEAP STORE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

NFw LrvEn EroRE.--O'Callighan, on
Levee Street, Is adding daily to his stock
Or family groceries. II will be seen to-day
that he has fresh lot Of hcut of various
brands. The house being open at night
until o'clock as well as during the day,
furnishes additional indueement to fanii-
lies and others In that part Of town to pa
tronige him.
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Drug store For sale.

yFIfF UNDERSIGNED, being obliged TO leave for
i Europe on account OF family interests. offers
for sale, his Apothecary shop, well known Ms oc-
cupying one Of the best locations In Baton Rouge.
1t contains q complete assortment OF Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints de-, all fresh and in first rate
condition. q
The terms OF sale, will be advantageous 40 tina.
purchaser cannot fail Of success besides the cs-
tom Is of the best. In order still more 10 enhance
the facilities OF the purchaser Of the Drug Store
the undersigned Is willing TO lease for term OF
years, either part or the whole of his house, or
else to SELF the house, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. faug 50-6m u. J0URDAN
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

JUST RECEIVED.

MILITARY FLIES; Military Drums
Hl Military Brass Drums Guitars, assor-
ted; Violins, asse,t.; Bauios, assert. =;
Tamborines, assert. Flutes, assert. Flag
Diets, assoit.; Claronets, assorted y Shell
Music Boxes Aceor,iions and Triangles .
Brass Instruments Cornopions, or Cor
net-a-piston French Horns; Cavelry
Trumpets; Tenor, Trombonas and GYM
balls; Violin Strings; Guitar strings; Ban
10 strings; Viollncello strings; Violin
Bows; Violin Resin Violin Screws
Guitar Screws. wooden and patent head ;
Tuning Hammers and Forks; Claronet
mouth pieces and reeds.
deel6. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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Hardware.

THE undersigned have been for the last
L month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures, and are satisfied th1t they
have in store, the largest and most vatied
assortment oG Hardware out of New Or
leans, which they offer Tor sale at their
usual low rates. Purchasers will idd it to
their interest to call and examine, belo,e
sending to the city. ..=.
LARGtfIER & LANOUE.
sep30 Cor Lafayette aud Florida.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20
NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

I'IIE UNDERSIGNED has just received by steam.
u er Empire City, his entire stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing, together with large assortment
Of GENTS FURNISHING 60 OBS, embracing near.
ly every article in that line. His assortment Of
Gents Ready-inade Suits, consisting Of Pants,
be had in all colors. All those who want to have
the first selection, and get good fit would do
well to call early, before tile sizes are broken.
sep-5-y. W. d. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20
JAS. M. McCUTCITEN,
Atty. IL Counselor at Law,
Ha1Ss Q.,.t.r IT..

BARON RoItEE, la.
0ffiee--over VI Heude's Store,
Cunrt House square.
M ILL PRACTICE III the Courts Of the Parishes
w Of East and West Baton Rouge, East aud
West Felciaila, and Iberviile, and In the Supreme
Court.
REfEhEYcFs: Hon. J. p. benjamin., Hon. Ran
dell Hunt, N o., Chief Justice Marshall Hon. J.
R. Underwood, Hon. Asher w. Graham, Elk. Chief
Justice Ewing, FIX. Chief Justice Robertson, Hon.
Henry Order, Kentucky. dec-1-y.
.....- New Goods.
ME ARE now opening an elegant assortment OF
w window Shades with Fixtures complete.
ALSO
Oil Carreinr and quarters wide
Hearth Rigs, Mats etc,
A large lot Of Mating figtred and lain
4 D and quarters wide
ALSO
Direct from the manufacturers,
A large variety Of Extensive Tables, Mahagony
Walnut aud Oak,
Bureaus, Whatriois, Towel Stands etc. etc
Dining and Tea Tables
Gard and Dressing do do
softs, Tete alfetes and DYnus
Rockinr and Easy Chairs,
Parlor, Dining and Office Ito
With p large assortment, Of House Keeping a,.
ticlea Of MI kinds, 10 which the attention, Of prr
chasets Is called ut the Furnishing Rooms u
oct-l6 J. PIPER d. Go.
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Horse sI,oeing.

AN EXPERIENCED workman, ~
n who has served regular appren- n
ticeship at the Horse shoeing business, v Y
is now in my employ at the shop near my
stables, on Third street, where the public
can have..ths kind of work done in the best
manner, at short notice
novl3-ly. r. BEAL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20
HORSE PALACE STABLE.
EN- SALOON

~ NJ w . IA II VVN.
TNHIS well known Saloon and - ~
Il Restaurant, having UNDER WY
gone thorough repairs, is now ar
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up at short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other deeeacies. to please the palate of
conaoisscms and bon viuasns The desire OF
the proprietor, is to win FOR the Gem Saloon,
wide spread reputation as the best Restau-
rat, in the State outside Of New Orleans.
10 Boarding and Lodging for a few
single gentlemen, with the best accommo-
dalton.
sep-S- 6m. STEPHEN BASELISCO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

BUTTER & SODA CRACKERS.
ME- HAVE just received from the
w Louisiana Bakery, choice LOT, Butter,
Soda and Pilot Crackers, which we offer
for sale at retail. We will receive Fresh
Crackers Of all descriptions weekly from
the above Bakery. McNTAN Il BIO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

n. BkanCAlaTd----anM ssnlfhs
HAS REMOVED to the house lately
Ill occupied by + Kretz, on Third street,
near the Milinary Store of Mrs. Hueston,
where he is prepared TO do any work in
his line in superior manner
IT, Clocks repaired al d cleaned at short
notice, in the very best manner.
nnv20-y, +. BLANCHARD.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20
Negro Blankets.

100 PAIR heavy Negro Blankets, just
received. Also large assortment of FINE
BED BLANKETS, for sale by
noy22 w D. PHILLIPS
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NOW IN STORE.

NOW IN STORE.
SO BB[S Bi sulphate of Lime;
20 It Polar White Oil tclear),
9 Caster Oil;
10 " Linserd on;
5000 lbs White Lead;
10 doz. Champagne
90 Claret;
II Casks Scotch Ale, qts;
9 bbls Bite Lickwater:
All The above articles are offered al New
Orleans Prices, either for Cash Or on Cred
it. EDWARD BOGEL,
novls. Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
I HAVE just opened my assortment Of Bennett
L sash and neck Ribbons, also beautiful assort-
rnent Of Velvet Ribbons for Head Dresses and
trimmings Of all kinds. W. d. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20
M EA T
COAL CRATES.

THREE sizes Of the Semi-front self sup.
i. porting Coal Crates for sale low at
noy2s. MONTAN & HUGUET'S.
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Cheap Publications !

Rg~ JUST RECEIVED -
TUE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE;
! How TO get Rich;
The Maid Of the Gulf;
Ned Scarlet;
Bella Barnwoli; Ellen dc We're
Black Bess; The Renegade Gipsy;
Dick Tnrpin; Glands last Bullet
Matrisides Daughter; Ninen de 1ifEnsios;
Jack Ram, Victims Revenge !;
Fanny Campbell; hfidshipmati Easy:
Ellen Whafeham; Mary moretou.
STIR Of Tile Fallen; IL
Life and and Adventures Of Henry Thomas;
BY nov25l GEO. M. HEE0MAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20

D. The Celestials have some very
queer notions which contrast in bold
relief with our modes OF thinking. =
They say, the soul Of The poet passes
into a grasshopper, The reason for
this belief Is, the grasshopper sings IN
til h starves. Tie less it has to live
on the louder II sings.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-20
GRow,se WrrrY.-lThe Colon

Gnowise WlTrYs-The Coloma
argus took sudden I'll Of witticism
ut its expiring moment, and perpetra-
ted the following;
The Argus dies ! We to-day close
its hundred eyes, and consipn Il to
The cold embrace OF death. We hope
our paper bns done some good In its
time. We kaow Il has done good
tbragging) Of laie; and now we lay 1t
peacefully away, and quit the tripod
rs We hope one day TO quit life--con-
tent with the past, and eager for the
future. : Argus" Of old was employed
TO look after II. Our argus being
defunct, who now will look after that
III owe ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-06

s.uch judgment thereon as is warranted by
Law on the fats found.
SrC. G. The Judgment so rendered. eth
er with or without trial by jury, shalt be H.
nal and con, lusive between the parties, and
sbail not be subject TO Nv..s.
SEC. This act shz,i take effect troo, its
passage.
Approved. November is. 1896.
No. ' - An act relating ~ the Judstiart.
!, is hereby enacted. g.;
SEC. !. The az. au','p,i m act ,elain.
10 the judiciary" approved November 10,
lsl9, i. hereby .,;cs,ei.
S4,.. ?. Ire supreme court shall hereat-
,.r ,pnsis, Of o:.v chief Judge and five a>,is-
:aEt Judges
Sk, 3. The !cdees Of the supreme court
shall. previous 10 the .e.sion Of each comfy
vUaTt. assign orr Of their number to preside
~ suck court Tut shall no! assign any one
Ut cher number ~ county in which accuse
10 pending in which he shall have been roun.
vi
SrC. !. Each in,]ce Of the supreme court
shall lie chancellor and shall have and ex-
ercise. Tor and throughout the State, all the
jurisdiction and power Which low are or
hereafter NAV ;'e, vested in court u chan.
cerv
SIC. 5. Al! the ja"i-ial powers and du-
ties. whether IN law or equity. which now APP
pertain 80 n. circuit judges within their re-
spect:ve cir.ui:s. shall hereafter YES. in and
he incumbent upon the members o. the su
-,
whirh they may at any time act.
SrC. &. All former laws providing for the
division cf the S:,:s into Judicial districts,
and all laws inconsistent with this act, are
hereby repealed.
SIC. :: No ,jn'lse shall sit at the trial of
any cause in i,anc. which he shall have prcvi
Ou,ly tri''!N n'<i 1ri.:.
SEC. :. This act shall :.kr ,firc, on the
fret DAY u! November. \ u. 1857.
Approved. November -. 1870.