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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
ROOMS NrMnERs l. AND 3.

ygNUIS INSTITUTION i founded Tor the cure 0t
a syplNtic and scroiuious complains. and all
affections l lie Genial Organs of Whatever nature.
Instituted for TIE expires purIoee "i lr nh4 pfNHlr
tatllcs III the instance Of many medical Vrhl|inth
who have seen with pain the ppusilIuhs pr'icletd
hrr4,t lur, u on those who have been tie VICTIMS {"
Ming advert scmruts those connected vim u are Ia
nnr.,,, TO "A cprain extent this means OF INTRODUCING
I; L. public notice
Those applying for advice viii fnd constantly ~
diendnnce medichl abny ui uudI-pltd 'hili ~ lhi7
ca.. of complaints. aud III be dealt WIN ia tbe
most honorable and stFaigh luIVArd mtnhcr
Fnr the purpose Of securing priNacy to NE m"'i
4ie. :, veral 81 rments are So arranged hut pa
ii Mt win be bruugh; IN coniaci With none, but II"
Ohice Physician,
Those aprNing to thi- Iosiitsie viii he ehtrRr'
.,sopabic and ihe treatment superior Ladies and
sputIrIneu Who desire 10 become patients without
ailInp M h, rooms 9f Tie lAsIiiute, can be attended
1 their s>Geucc9 -,
Commua- alton from sh paris Of The country VIII
%, ui.I.Arl 70 Wth proBpthess, aud medicines sent
r,.i red ly rncus NJ a lee - :. - d'.Hr-
No eGori- WIN he sIared to make ihe Hoard Nedi-
4 institute w&at ). putpor- 20 be, thilablhfophc
Enn.uha.ion in English, french, Spanish -EaA
nac bours from 4. NJ. till . r. NJ. Address
,wnrl Medical Institute, ! le Sacramento slTsel.
an frarc eco. .
Once Physician, DR. X MCtAtfKLf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
CoNsTABLE'S SALE

EpY virtue of an Execution issued "W o' Jnslcr
ES Fuint,,s Cont and Ia me directed. on the first
day oC August. \ ". 1886 commnniinG M 10 tn',kr
lhc sum or one hundred and eighty one hundr'Tiih~
dollar. Judgment. and twenty eight dollars costs nc
c-uug costs Of said 0rd, out OF me properly herHn'
,o.r d,.scr,bod to satisfy the aforesaid Jnl.nrut
wherein r f. Dcnni-on l. plaintiff aud Charles
Mooney and " B. JnhR~in ere defendants "a VII -
one hoti,,. aud lot situated IN the town nt CenervIl"
near ,ry r,k an the opposite side at the vNId from
Nr Wair'. dwelling The said house hn> four rooms
in il nnd i. IS by % fcr--al~o hed.tead. .m1ll
palor stove aud one small stni-whlch viii sell at
the court room door Of !. t Elhotrs office ON hrd
street Orovile Butte County. state IF California ON
the sin dav of September A. u lNi6, AT o'clock
W. to the highest bidder Tor cash.
Durd lh,~ l4th dav of August. \. ID. lSj6
J.Y JONESj
nI5 rConsablc Of pphir township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09

How TO MAKEA Hat WATER~rHoor.
Take pound OF gIue, m'lt it. Give
your hat thick coating f this, and
let it stand week Then give it a
Iood boiling in II c pper of tar. After
his take 1t to tinsmith's and get it
covered with II good stout sheet OF tin.
Paint as your taste directs.--N \ Ptc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
NUMBER 50.

SINKS or l>'erIrY.--A search warrant
vas issued yesterday from Justice Eliott>
'ourt, directing the oGicer, to search tue
vile premises Of the notorious Wh.skey Mary
for some articles Of wearing apparel. stul Il
from courte1au who bad occupied apart
cents in her douiciie Among them were
some costly lace el5ed h'nlkcrche;s Ant
'ther tricks tlat please the eye. which tie
,irl va> 10th to part With. Nothing w.,
ouhd however, and it was thought advisable
oy some % prosecute me search to the in.
they nj Iht be rolled ~ IN the shape Of Il
hustle OF modern proportions. But delicl,y
forbade, and the modest officers withdrew,
but invited her to attend the afternoon le
wee Of Judge Elliott
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
SYERIrrS SALE.

u~v WHITE oF AN FNEtVTlON ISSUED
4 out nf the Nulh iuliral District Court. IN ana
lar ihn .olutv ~ ate. state at 'ht'ornih, bearing
dot. tn. 2Gih dav Of august y l-1h. and !" W"
,ti,.,,L and delivered commanding me to max"
ia. s,,,u az three 4udrcd aud ttiN do'l1r~ prihclh
pnA for tn,err. from the 2Si duv of June ~ lN.'
,, I ,nrn, hundred dollars priucu u a. 10" rae hI
,hrra urr cent per muhtN until pnd and Tor c"-'- "'
.ut iuxcd in the SUM at IN t$|ol d""a'@' NM &C.
,r,;,y rat. ont of the property hereinafter de-
.,,hnJ T., .,t,-fy the aforesaid Judgment. wherein
In..tS + smith j. plaintiN and Jacob :. NortlS l.
n.t.uo,nt to vii: The Metropolitan Theatre. Sila
tnd in ,rnlir i'm the colu'y nna Si0tc ni"''s1' 10
rated ON 1,,, CORNER of iIuui"on and sra sU''I',
trnnt ~ thirty -Elnc Cfh lr't on l"n"n ~ -.
.irh,y 20, feel on BIRD street. AL~'l- an U,h'
.ar-u rcr. and rnrcpl %: lund situated VI Cr"NU''
Onhir township Bu'tr county. ana SFl"" ','li''-
ma and rrscrihul on the map ut the Town Z" 'ro
VILE NJ fpIoW.' lul~ unhmrr one. ~! l""' -
three t1l fr. 80 five 90 aud slN. 20 ~ h''CN ''''
" six. ,36; Lots nnmhrr one , W., - Nv '
six l. srvcR. T. and eight, I'm Block cunt ~
nurtp one two =. thrrr s, Tour, FHN'' -, S'N '"
.,.y.u : and ciglr s. in Block number ten. "; h'lS
number one two. .. thr"". .. four :, hNr % 'N -
seven = amt eight. =. ~ Block nlinhrr 'PN'"' - ;
in,. one l. tWo. > three. 3 fuur. !. hNc.D ~ -
kun, -,nIr,hi : in block number r~riyr. L. i"iS
u,lrr one l. two. ,. hrcr, 9" four. HNr D. NN, -
seven. :. nud rjlhl. s. ia Block numb'r l"'h!N' -
Int. number one two. ,. thrre. .. tonr h''' =
-i> Il seven aud eight. = ia Hoch number went,
one. II Io's number one. two = tof'', '' ''i =
6rc = six. sev,n :. and eight. >, in BIock hPu'9C'
twenty A,, -; Lots number one, !. two. :, hr'' .
four l. five : .iN. s. seven. nlT ti-hl' lh "''"N
up,nirr tXrntN.thr,,. IS: all Ot winch III rNhU-'
d, n,,hlic safe to the highest bidder for cash AZ 'hr
orleans Hotel in the Town OF proNH' "' >a'n'"','
th. 2uih day OF september, Al. l9'n' ooI"''" ~
hours prescribed by law.
F. 'rKEE, sheriff Butte County.
H> M. \ NclAUGIiLlN, Deputy.
Dated. this 27ih day OF August y H. i''o "oS-'''"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09

EA>rrR~ ELECTION News The late elcc-
tiouS, says the \. \. H,Totd show that
there is political revolution Mt work all
over the country. In Kentucky ami North
Carolina, it is developing itself against Mr..
Fillmore In Arkansas, strangely enough,
it appears to have gone against Buchanan.
and given MIR. Fillmore "a prospect Of one
State. and that one the least of "a. u be CN-
pcctcl--ArkansaS. In Missouri. the cleo
ton Of Blair TO Congress, Free S1il1r. is
remarkable sign of the times; and the We
tory of the Fremont party in Iowa, is an
illustration Of the popular ttWore for Ere
mont. These election, as thus far reported,
show that the battle is between Fremont
and Buchanan
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
DISSOLUTION.

THNHE CO-PNRrNEKStllP her'.'ofnre existing be
u tween umr~ II. Bris- and John d. heating. J.
this 4 AZ dissolved hv mutual consent. All debts due
I'M, ln,e firm mn 6r paid 10 James II Bras. "ho
alone * authorized to use the name of i"e iIrn IN
liquiiation. All demands against the late Irn OF
} D. Kcating Co viii be paid hy jams FfaNs. i
JANES 1t BR vs.,
JOHN ID. kEATlNG.
Oroville, August Ii, 1855 au-l"u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
20 n-s D.
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit The attention of oHr friends who
sr,. ia want 81 Job Printing to the fact h7l "' @fr pre-
lar, tprYrcu' ,N'Ty fe.rr purH ~ Work ~ our lIu
t., q .'Nlr that cAnuut lHi tn give Sah-hcI"n. We
have recently made new and extensive addiN"h9 ''
our assortment ol Jni Materials and have thrN l"'
doing l kinds )t wogk at moderate rates ana on shof'
motto
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
SYcRIrF'S SALE.

rAy VIRTUE Ur Az fNEC' TloN ISL w
Eb ont or me sinh judicial lh~troi court Va AN"
fIr the county of Hute and state oi tal''orhh bear
n, d,tn August lQth \. D. lSl6. and 20 b" directed
nnl delivered commanding me to max we sun ~
thrac huudrc and lhlrN-t'e ihter one h'r'n @ u''.
r. 1ht with legal interest ON ia" si'nr' ad uf sum
uf twouty.ihrce ~eNcntN-fye ont .hu6dr| oo'''S
cnst. If sur with nccring COSTS o snd I''Ih't',W'' ~
nm, of thn nrppnrty hereinafter dtScrihcd l" shi-N
-, ,..,iJ lad sul,ui wherein Jnhu W are hnd ilar-
90 nnyrns ARE, r,an,itT- and John Nclrll1ud Defend
nv, towi: 4 certain NinnG tliIm' sun'tu ON
pll nm near the town Ot or 1Villr c"NN Au' '''''
c,,'d. said claim y NINETY five teel irohlinS ON
, rrir and eNiau ling back -1u feet. AEON sii'ce
hove. now upon the claim. Als' lo' "i smal u,i'nr
,,di,,,, from the reservoir to the cinm NJ" an {"
h tighr title and interest of the aforesaid d'I'nuan
Inbn NcLrllnnd in and to Cabin situated np"n s"d
llo,n tn0rhrr with all the nppurtrnanccS belonging
'',i' ~, nLo,n The above property 10 be s"ld ON
Thur-day the 18th dny"f Srpiembrr A y iI'n, ~
Z nt,lnrE p. NJ al the National Hotel DNeu 'l'S
l6ih nf August A y 1856. ,
''" ~ p. FREER. sheriff Butte 60
,,.t ,rsuIIx. Druuty. a2Gtd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09

ENOR SALE by the Case or Package in
4 quantities To- suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bin paper. Foos cap. Note paper, Pen
els, Blank Books. Wators, sc &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery &64 x 66 Long Wharf San Fran
cisco. &C. P. KIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09

DuN>lNG, (alterward Lore Ashbur-
;on) was 's'ating the law" to jury
At Guldhul., when Lord Mansfield IN
fcrruptcd him by saying, "It Mut be-
law, I'll 90 home and burn my books -
"Ny Lord" rep led Dunnjog, "you
had better 90 home and rcad them -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09

81" Tnc rose of FIorid g., the most
beautiful Of flowers, ennis no fragrance
Iho birds c Paran>e, the most beat
t.tul Of BIRDS, give no sound, The cy-
p-'SS OF Greece, the finest OF trees,
ield no Gulr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
FERRY NOTICE

N-OT1CE is hereby given TINT the unfersgnH'
y will apply to the Board OF ~nnervSor- IN ma
- o,t, ,,ruty M their maxi regular meeting. for -
license ~ run n Ferry across the Middle Fork ~
r,,b.r River A few rnls above the junction OF the
North Fork of said river
SYLVESTER =. SAVAGE.
Bidwel's Bar, Butte Co allt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
l. S. NJ ALL !. TN + !

~N and ofcr Tuesday. March l-ih. ESQ the Cali
Y y fornia stage Companl'- caches VIII have their
uic. We>trrn House. Nury-yillr. cv"ty moru'ng al
io'cI,ry for Sacramrnlo and arrives in time Tor the
hc san francisco E';Is. ,
EETi-E\I\.,-\Vii leave The r Office 0rleuuS Ilo
..l Sacramento tnr Mary s,illr. al The same hour
~GEo =. THOMAS. Superintendent.
March 17th. 1856. MarysNille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
aowyNrsr2AToRS SALE

ny pI-R-i'ANCE OF AN ORDER or TIE il'N-
r,,I,. prn,,ic 'n,ri in and ttr Butte county, ul'
,i,, ,bc ,, of certun real ESTATE belonging |" me
.,.,r or Grorto =. Carlton late Of lnl'" c'uhF' o'
,,..,d / ,h,ll cXuusr Tor sale. at pnhnc aucIl"' 10
'" " tt,,,,-t bildrr ON the 3oh day ot August. \ -
,s.G ~ o'clock F. NJ. infront OF thr Orleans Hotel
in nrnyiiI ,h. following described premises s''"Fr
in Bir't. county Satc ot 'alilornln ~ WI ",1"',
.,,,, ,u ,h, .oulh west boundary "f lalh1m tanrh
,,,y mr., ilj,D forty roll from the BANK :" f'Hlh"'
r,yrr and running thence along S"id hohh1n'! IN n
.ou,herly direction one hundred AMI IVY d'o' r"uS
-, ,ap... ,h4n,c i'm a westerly direction one nun
~ ~ t i>,, lGn rod,. Theme" in Il mort erlt direct
nn nrn huq ircd AMI ~ivt! 16ol rod; thence w an
r,s civ direction one hundred and S'NN l"9 r"'S -
me rYnc,. Of beginning The ah"'r drN'rhrd lr,'n,
Wv Wv KIM, Mo same npnn which the said 'eorI" 7
;, I,, Ii,.J ,nI rluincd pus>vs~iou during several
y.ars hot,rn. and nj the time of his d"c'h'e'
Tho terms of sale made known mt The lln' "t SAFE
'"' r. HOBART Prbhc Administrator,
Au,ulst OH l-id. laug.'"tl h"'' ''"''!'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
,CATnARINE COIN, 81
STATE or CALIFORNIA, - =

STATE 0F CN'IlUhN'A' :, $.
nN THIS. IN" lllh day OF August, ); - ~"
> sonaly pppcarcd before me a Justice OF 'n'
prnce aud for The county aforesaid the above NAM
ed oharine NJ Cohn. proven 4" me io he the person
d,.cribpd in and executed the foregoing h.runrh' :
Vim acknowledged 40 me thai she executed the same
frely and voluuIarily and for the u~s nnd purposes
therein mentioned. ''''iN ''N'',
Justice of the Peace, Butte county ta
oiiio ,,,,,.i II ls,6 augl I-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
CorNry TREASuRER'S OFFICE. ,

HIpwELL, July l-h. lA36
N-OTICE j. hereby givnc, that all persons holding
y butte County Warrants payahle from the gene
r, fund registered between February lGlh, l-5G. and
Nay 1,h. lN56, that the same viii he redeemed
ON ntrsrnta,iou. at my olire. And notice i further
gwen lat tro0i ani after this date, SAID warrants
viii cease to bear interest
WILLIAM LATTINORE.
Treasurer OF Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
NOTICE

A IJpFVSONS holl,ng Stock in the South Zen
"a tbrr Water 60. who have fhled io pay ther
as,s.neu,s ;,r, hcrrh" mortified that unie's sHii ar
r.ro,,s mr., n,,d IN full within thirty DAYS from The
dote hereof such shares OF stock, or 80 many "i
,bnn, u. will b, necessary ia satisfy said arrenrigrS
uud nc,rliug cost VII hc sold a auction 7" he hRh
a", billrr ~ the Eagle liotrl. Forbe>tnwn. On
"wednesday .t daN of OcIuhcr next a. II O'Clock \.
NJ i'm the manner prescribed by Statute.
b, order OF the Trustees.
j. WARREN MASON. Sec'y.
Forhrstown. AHg. -. lslh n-'l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
DEcLARATORY NOTICE.

NTOrlrEIS Is HrRENN GNEN-Fhai !. C"lh7r'nr
q VI Cohn. wife OF LOWS 'ohn. ct The county OF
Rut,r and State or California 40 hereby n'''"c, ~"
;,t rr,u and after this date, Ia carry on huslptSS
in nv own naInr and on my own account. ~ Na"
county of Butte that in ut1 "t sui business i keep
inc = whnla~a and retail igar S"r ana also g'nit-
mems Furnishing Go"d~, ANA IN" wa W. ''n
i, .,,.il,l. in my own name. fer n 'cbiS con-
trarrrd hy me ON account at my said business "h
further drclnrc TINT the amount 81 chp'" 'hN,'"
in said business, does not eNctFh ne sum o' I'VE
thousand dollars 80. 49,,
In testimony whereof, have herenno set my mana
and s,nl. this the llth day of Augurt, y l-Jh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
BOARD AND RHsIpENcEl

A FEW GENTLEMEN will find n pleasant home
~ with private family in one Of those Cottages on
Oak street. second door from Montgomery.
Oroyille, August IL. laugl6-ul MRS. PokT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
n 9 n IR ID
FROM THE
WESTERN HOUSE

FaNHE UNDERSG\ ED wishes 10 inform the tta>-
q clipg public and the citizens at M'r>sNi", ih"i
after this day all business connected with the Hotel
department will be carried on b! The Use ol lIth-
EIS aS follows:
MEALS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........S =
LODGING ....... -. 30 cts, - cts ana :
FAMILY ROOMS.................. 81 90 per dll
\ ticket for bay Board by the week, Will be so
payable in = lvHucr
/ Ticket for Day Iloard, with Lodging, by TN
week, viii Sl3, So, and SIS, according TO seec-
ION Of room.
Tie Proprietor hopes these Reductions will be-
property apprrciard hy the Public The style a
Gl,ne,s ~ before. The addition nf Il good Bath
House. shaving saloon with The advantage OF The
Office of the California Stage Company, Win every
other convenience for the travel Ter. vii. think. in
sure To the public. all the nerdiul comforts oi home
In connection with the above. The pr"prIrordrcm~ II
absolutely necessary to state DISTINCTLY 'hat b" cannot,
he u,U not. nor SHALL not. To any one male or ic-
male. Give the sbgh.r,t ar >b0resf u,dtt.
This j. not PERSONAL it i grn"lal. have been
ahrr imposed upon otry, and "i,h Ia protect the
interests of my creditors, well as ny own.
II. > MURRAY
Nlarysvile, july l6. lSj6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS. 5.
AAA> ...A4UAL IN STITUTE
san FRANCISCO.

liz Sacramento slrrr. next Ia NE f"chc Nan >
Co.'S office over Wines : co.. Express ONCE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
Oroujite Dailq Fpttt &rror0.
PC sLIsHED DAILY (~CNDANs tNcEPrtD) BY
GRO. H CROsETTE.
80

-" OTFicE-tn RECORD Hudns 90 Myers S'roe',
East side between Montgomery and Bird, broIie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-09
BUTTE RECORD HOB PRINTING
EST A BLiSHMENT 7
OlsONI HI T..

We arc now prepared wll good assortment OF
PRINTING MATERIALS. L execute every de.
srrip of
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04

are persons outside Of the Tract So
ciety' who may think that their own
judgment will suffice Ia this matter
We did not discover why the Doe
tor made such lavish use II the word
philanthropy" until be nsared The
''haveb" Of bis discourse the hat -
This was passed round in order as the
Doctor told ns THAT The eongrpga.
ton should not complain 'of not hav-
ing chance to do good" The Doc
tor. narrated a little aHeedote here.
by way Of reffesh'net1t.
He said that Al Thiboleauxvile I've
believeJ after q lecture, much eager
ness was manifested by The eohgraea
tiop, to rush up to the counter and
empty their pockets, III behalf Of the
" Louisiana Tract Society,"" and after
he went away, he was seriously abused
by others fwbo had not had the plea-
sure)-for not delivering another leo
tlife, to permit other people TO do
likewise.
Farewell Doetof--we have tran
seended our limits for a leader in fol
lowing you. Lei ns say in conclusion,
that we believe you to be good man
with honest intentions. You may take
this as a compliment, for we are far
from atiributipg honest motives to all
who get into The pulpit TO barrspgue
the people. Had youtleft Boz, alone,
then You had not run against the Com-
et to provoke, this criticism Of your
Lecture Turn, TO J. Gtiggs Dioiion-
airy Of Quotations page 10l and find
the meaning Of this French expression
attributed to RochefoucarH II est
plus,aisf d'ehe sage pour les aubes, que
pour soimsme."
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04

A Coon JoRE, 1t is legitimate, 70
perpetfats a joke At ahy time, and on
any subject. The greepsburg Imper-
ial. IL authority. Not more than a
hundred miles from This city, short
time ago, a gentleman brought III a
bill, Of some fifteen dollars against the
authorities Of The town. for taking care
Of a ''siek stranger. The bill was
for one nights lodging, care. and attep-
ton. During the night The stranger.
was taken In The capaeious arms of
death, and passed to Abriham's bosom
Do council Investigation, 1t appears
that the charge was made, for per
mission, to die under shed In back
yard.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04

EARTHQUAKE IN THE MEntrERRA-
FHhH-From the latest European pa
pers we learn tba. The effects Of The
earthquake Of Oct IL, in The mediter
ranean, had been felt with great froea
in the Island of Rhodes. Mountains
had fallen into the plains beneath. and
entire villages had been Destroyed
Not house had escaped damage.-
About 100 lives had been lost. In
The larger and more populous island
Of Gambia, upwards Of 500 persons had
been buried in the ruins Of lotvps and
villages. At the island Of Halki. Gas
sos and searpanto The damage was
great, and the number Of victims
mounted to 40. Bniietn |
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04
LOST

A NOTE drawn by G. b. Perkins, pay.
n able to The ottef of Anthony Bustey for
one hundred dollars, with credit on the
same under The sighitufe Of The Undersigned
d. Thirty dollars, and due on the fret Of
January 1851. All persons are herety
cautioned from trading FIR The safne.
Should IL be found, the finder will oblige
The undersigned BY leaving u at The GENET
office. JOS n. HACKNEY.
Deeemtei34gtsd. iw.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04
suffial Hotiffs .
NEW music.

NEW MUSIC.
lust received The following
y lie petet sffant
j Fntitani BY Bellire
ptir1a Donna Song
Knew Nsthing Polka,
gsntle Jenny Cray.
Csrrissa Waltz,
Caprise-sf9octufne
The Ship On Fire;
Matanora Grand March;
Maggie by my side
Void | Were with thee
Adsts Waltz;
Just received and iof sale by
deed GEO M HEpDMAK.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04
There are Numerous Applicants s,ss
The EsHss.

Tue ELEuToRs.-The electors for
casting The vote of Louisiana for Pres.
ilent aud Vice President Of The Uni
ted States are oil here except Hon.
Thomas O. Moore, and will to-tnor-
row meet at Tie Executive Office and
perform the dni7 for whith they have
been called together After eastiug
The vote, The electors are 10 Those Il
messenger to carry The vote to Wash
iugion city, in accordance with law
to that effect. There are numerous ap-
plibants for The post. Adpoeate 9f
Tuesday, I'd inst
"Tbefe are numerous applicants for
The Post" This furnishes text for
moral lecture, bat there is so much
grs'nious leeturiug now days, that
we are delibetatihg in oflr own mind
whether II would rot be we'll 10 atiit
il abruptly, and let people % their
ways. Scraps Of morality are blown
about by the wibd--the newspaper
contains them, dished up and hoshed
over so ne TO plaase The eye and capt.
vate The sense yet although people
read them daily, and see and know
what il were well to do. they will mol
do it but persist in doing the reverse.
So It would seem that The scraps "tIon-
esly is the best policy and ''virtue is
its own reward" intended as finger
posts to point people on The road to
virtue, only serve 10 mislead as it
were-or rather excite people to %
the other way to see what is there for.
hidden, This fact, is most baau,iful-
~ illustrated by Dedrieh Kpieker
booker, in his most excellent history
Of New York. The Burgeses met as
Myneer Dedricb says,and smoked pipes
on The affairs Of ibe nation in general,
and New A amsterdam in particular
and all its affairs went on quietly and
happily. The laws we're not broken,
because they wefs not made until
subsequent period and when they
were made and carefully embalmed in
calf volumes. then, and not till then,
were they MoheR. But to return to
our text, "There are numerous appli
oan's for The post" What post is il,
that there are not numerous appIiea-
tions for This il The curse of The
times it begets idleness md idlepess
begets politicians, and politicians bring
forth NIL The great questions that ex-
cite and estrange the people Of differ
ent sections from each other. There |
are thousands Of professional office |
seekers, brought into existence BY in. |
Offices. oreated MS rewards |
Of merit for services during cam
palgns, who would if they could, break
the bands of our glorious fabric in
pieces, in order 10 have n single grab
at the spoiIs. Had it not been for the
fact that "There are numerous appIi-
cants for the post" tbs American Par
~, organized under such favorable au-
spices, with its corner stone feep root.
ed in every native heart-~would have
to-day Bn. The fact Of
here being numerous applicants for
he post caused commo.im in the
quiet work, and the doors Of Know
No,l,ipgism were knocked down to let
N the eager host Of self.sacrifcing pat.
riots, md the result IL just what we
see before us. The text, There ars
numerous applicants for ibe post" is
good one for moral lecture. which VIC
have no disposition to give this morn
ng, and therefore turn il over.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04

1vThere we're 1916 deaths in New
York during the week ending the 25th
ult., being the same number as during
the week previous.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04

THAcKgRAY.-Mr. Tbackeray is in
Paris. well in" TO bis new book, the
first number of which oppers 10 De
cember. The first number of The
Newcomes was not published until
some ten OF twelve numbers were ready
for the press; and Mr. Thaekeray pro
poses to pursue similar plan with the
new book. The numbers of Penden-
mis-. until illness interrupted the series
were, as the general rule, written few
days before they severally appeared j;
and the author used to describe his
month as stem days Of delightful enjoy
ment, ten of horrible anticipation, and
ten Of tremendous work.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-04
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