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St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

A Duel FRUSTRATED The Hon. Mr.
Branch was arrested on a warrant issued
BY Judge Dom. on the charge Of being
about to make arrang 'ments to leave the
District Of Columbia for the purpose Of en-
gazing in hostile combat with the Hon.
Mr.. Grow; and was hid to bail in the
Gum of g. 900. for his appearance at a
further examination on Tuesday. Mr.
Grow it appears. had yesterday engaged q
hackman TO call ut place designated. 70
take him and his party. at 3 O'Clock tai,
morning. ia the direction of the Silver
Spring. Maryland. The hackman did nO'
keep the secret. and hence the arrest.
The principal ffienl Of Mr. Branch va,
Mr.. Winslow; ami that Of Mr.. Grow, M
Fcn,on.
Mr.. Grow has also been arrested aud re.
quired TO give bail in the SUN Of s.. 600 "a
keep the pace. and not ls&Ec the D1r:1;
TO 6ght duel.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

BE%EDICT2 on FRoLIc.-Ihc CInclnna-
ii Commercial says that last week party
of fifteen or sixteen gentlemen, living near
Mt Pleasant in that county, resolved that
they would have a sleigh ride, supper
AMI a good time" all TO themselves,
without their good wives being any the
wiser Of it. They accordingly arranged
to have the supper come of at Waldron's
about five miles from Mt Pleasant, and
on the appointed night, under various pre-
texts, they abandoned the society of their
wives, and in coy cutters, behind fast
trotting horses, made good time to Wal
dron's, chuckling over the way in which
they had fooled the women" But the
women were not 80 ignorant as they pre-
tended to be. They got wind Of the stag
party" at Wal1rnns. and resolved to b,
I'm at the death" They got up enough
slcighs to accommodate their party. anf
arrived at the hotel just as the gentlemen
were getting ready TO sit uown to a stump
tuous tahlc-game, oysters. wine, Nc
The ladies' walked in and took possession
of I'll, table. utterly refusing to recognize
any Of the gentlemen, and treating then
all as perfect strangers The truamt hus
bands saw the elegant supper, for the dis
cussion Of which they had been whettinl
their appctitcs, rapidly melt away, anc
they were not even allowed to pick tn
bones. After supper the ladies', who ha'
brought music with them. danced for ;
while. and then went home. without Onc'
speaking to their husbands, and treating
all advances on their part with freezing
coldncss, or indignant astonishmcnt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

Jan. 9th, 10
Tvnk>l"Irg
ahaISc otlCc 4
bill aud q u,Ar
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
Al
Jan. 5th. Isl

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St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05
NOTli|
ST.. IN
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January ,.cxq

A Statement
Savings lnssiI
abe rquirrsnd
Uf As%-i,,bly.|
I%cr,arll
B!ls B. Nd
Cash
Due from /
Dhilend.
St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

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St. Mary's beacon., 1860-01-05

In the case II +
ii.,n of the Is'%
Thomas Payn3
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@ioerter 9eerD 1T @plOes tpertb
MIncffer Q0nhnnt. nnh Gtoht 0efelidait.

OlDtENEE NUuUyNI' uNu StHuI VtIkuiWulA'
Sn benz @ntridelunessanse Der NnfeSlans fn6 mir eabtn &C..
Ionst, BEN rertbrpaacn ua6 ptdtsfen Ibetl BED Stabtsettetes
pm Ggs 9arbpr Sits in ben 3rets Der gerbederunsen ~ 5teben
unb 9pts i'm 6~afentbeile Der Staht, Su ben fur es erfe Gauenr
kfsefelten 9reis trn $l25 gum @ertauf 3u brin8en, unS strdr
gu Der f~ruteren GrEge SGu 40 SIS $50 Jus ab mrnaHthen @tn-
iablun1en spn S.. Grete DsetS IN beaer 5rrn 9drdnttrt.. Ote
SnangrtFnabme btefes S~tabttBeils 1T nun lrsGbl spt b6tdtten
Snterede fur bic TdrrnteSGIferuue ais aud ttele Wererptretpenee
Sdiu frGnaen. 6pfs, gBberfan anb 0erbinbuuesfragen, ME Elm
steamer CUR 6erfeaunS neuer, regelna6iSer 8er6tnbung nit
Reps9prf unb gpfcn, nsreen aus unb ndhrene Der Gntrtdelune
btefes glanes brn Ger Gefelf6aft eebaut, une bic Nusfutrun8
bieies planes nirb In 8ar;e ben Geatrolpantt fur bic nlnsesenb
Ra1 unferer Stabt Ieeen.
B~rdmten
beaebenb entreber In etnern 5000 Qua6rat8u6 erpBen garten
Dber etnem Sreittdet ouf een1 @eieqidofts6ampf8iFe nerhea je
mad Der Qgdbl, All ben erfen 5erfduftea 1000 Cots ~teiae5eten.
Ser In Ter @ntmideluns beertfene Batrifpldn leioet baturd
nt4t n1r teine Seeintra8isune, ioaSern nauF sIra AusfaprunS
rbteen 6afenplanes ef fetne san5e Wt6tt5tett erian9en.
Babrtfanten, rel6e tire GtablidenentS nad @8s 9arbrr @itt
Ieeen, perben a~bseithen sn Der s~unftgen 2dse 8pilden Nprbs ub
SAb, bura liberae 8esunitiguneen SettcnS Der @~eieltbatt be-
eeutenee 8rrtbeile 9emtnnen.
gampblets merbea un~ent8eltt9 o~u8ae0eben, unt ndEere Raa-
Tdten erthetlt burn
RDI9sS 6. sd mt6t, Mgent.
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Nermti6te Mmseiaen.
@iuoer'S ~NSGbmnfDtme.

Die @dneiter bieIser @tabt, ionic aQe @er6Gnsna2 u msld9s ssae
quite 81 dbma1 d inc gu baben miinlfea, l SaT ar t9 e ,5nt os
i 9Ss 5os .i me" a n,Isra naO 10 aud 8~peimat 10 pis1 gct6
0icic8 uudt unIere nal6nsd ~ pen ptltI9.
n kisf7acr SfoSt in Cpcratpn all @6dcn, 2Selel uno 9cien rno
5absn ibre Gjsmer p0er Die tamit ar6eitsr in BEN StaaO 9Sslest, it4
i'd it, Wde, mel6e cine rr beiten Rd9moi 9ineR, Die
inn esbraud5 fnb, babeu mS6ten, 1caten in unierer Office:
Sc. 159 galtimprelfrabe
bcrIpreacn, no @ebrau68- anpeiun9en IN OeutI6er, eu9Gi@er,
n~ron;SfIfer un6 ipoutiher Sprohe SIT h0beu fmo umb no mir Sc
BEN, Der cine 82ai8iue fault, uaf c~erIelbeu arbeiten lernel.
S6ift mad einem @remplar bon Stn9er'S Nahmal9ulet ser
Wns. Nue Moittuen merccn Elm sanSeS Sabr mad tbrsp1 @'taa
BON inns in epuer Srbuun9 uub &eporaticu 9ebalen.
(6b2S,iO SO. g. 8robertd, N9ent.
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Gtfembdbttett &c.
TSFs 60 $50 s:sT go
@tdtig fir @tnira1berer uno 9feif enDe.
GriparliB pon Bet, GelO ullO Gutfernmtg
hur6 etc
Baltimore uno SbtpzGiIembaDm
na6 alien Tbeilen be8 8eten8
Iter

@arfer8brrg unp Wartetta, pber Benipppb,
Wbeeling uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore. ao ObU. Gtleababn btetst hem %reiIenten PUB
ffum bte arSBteh Gsrtbetle in 8esu9 auf 8tGiefeit 8t1uennlt@-
felt, ei6eT6eit, @anftli6teit lmb S6Enb 1t Der g enerien, 70 blf
tie prn feiner enbern 81tn II btelent Qanee ubertrQfen mtrb
Diefe Snbn eCrt atldnttldtn Nleer ~auseebenb, 1T Bic Gltefe aus
~aeretntene 2inie, elet6settts n6er aud pte i~drsefe urb fdneUft
iub tabsr bic biGiBae Rcute fir bic @etenren mad benz gefen
ee niGt p~erfehfea fplten, fe gu %tenuseh:
Weiletentfernun9 BOT Baltimore t1a6
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Nfonps. WfSbel u. {. 10.
ami feht nlten Mlnke

$50. 1, 3, 5 ulb Z, 81. @utam1fr.,
steend6er rem Gutap 9oafe Baltimore, GR6. nteter er6fnet.
Danteno fur bic auegeerettete @Gnnerl61ft, melGe Ser ftIheren
8irma mGbrenb Der lestea Is Sable gu 7tel nurte, maGtter linz
%tersct9nett hen gublttunt tte ~ersebfnle Ansetee, eos er felt rem
9poe he's etnen 3tetttaberS, Srn. Senra @ahte, turG behen Sc6
bic ernrSaenie selUf nsrben mar, Zen ean;en teheutenbtu FOrratb
Sn nod MISUNDERSTANDING Srij ub Gnterem prdpdrtrten SID.
teral tGuatd an f6 gebrn6t Bat. Or wirb besbalb has @efddft
tn benz alien StNe In benz frIberen @efddftslpfal fcrttetreiben
unb rs It'd sur @ufsabe raden, has @tanpeeiddft tntmer ntebr tn
letner Bc1eneung Su Derbeffern.
Nuser fetnen alten Maarenbdufern unb Der 8abrtt In @utowar.
nate 8atttrtcrefrr bat er etne neue grpfe Gabrtt In G. @utdwHr.
nit Der GrDnte mad QBefftr. errihtet, III mel6er er cine arpee Mn.
,Ml Der beten Nrbetter belhdftiet.
Sn 6tefer Gabrit p.r6en 9tauotS mad ether neuen GcaIa eefer-
ttat, fur nelde er BET Ger Musfeduna I'M MarslanO Snfituf, mo-
bic befen Snfrumentenntuder aus 8pfcn, gerp- gprf unb @altt,
more IA ptdnp'S %auSsefeat batten, BITE t6bfe @rdmie ertte1t.
Der Mus lprub fs SnfitutS murbe furt na6ber nurG bic Sn-
butrte. a~usftelun9 Sn WidMtpnb, @d, bef6tt9t, mp tbnt ebenfala
as erfe Uranium erthetlt npurbe.
Dura etee fetuen @tabltTtments 1T er In zen Stanb seIebt aux
N~uftrdse, nit rel&en er teebrt wirb, auf's YrSmYtefe ausSh-
fibren.
&Ge In bttrr 8abrtt eetauten YtanD's taben Sune eiferre Sab
men to itno 10 cOnftruft, oas fe BET au6errrrentlt6er Daucrb1 /
ttatett rte 8etntett 6es Gpnes ~benaRren uno ieben 8Hnn INTER-
heben.
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Bianp'8 auf Be1feuuno

unS Srn ieber 9rls- unb 8audrt nerben e~eltefert.
Die erTstt Sprefnlt wtro auf bic Mrbett uu6 auf ete Muspdbl
Der Mdtertulten ssrmentet unb er fam baber fur iebeS aus fsinen
Snfitut berrargebenbe Snfrunnent bic @arante I%bernebuea, tab
es aHe @isenIhaften etnes suteu 9idnc'8 beFse.
N1e Snfrumente aus metner 9abrtf werben FIR 5 Sabre BON
benz Gag bs 0erfdufeS an earanttrt.
8efUnsere Mufnerfamfeit mir6 auf BE @usrabl ron Snfru-
menteu, iuelde In etner ercBen @ntfernung Serientet inert en-, pers
penoet uno eth gUrreht hes ltmtanffeS t~nnerta1b 6 Wcnntea Rom
@ertaufstase an, tpirb eefattet, fr1te Elm Snfrument ni4t SoG-
fdubte befriebi9en.
M @~rssbdnOter werben wpblibun Set uns spr;uIpre6en ste fe
fb d~nbertrdriS rnleben.
8efdnOts S~orritbts cine &uspabt BOT Melpbepns, Bon en- te.
fen Snhrunentenrnd6ern III $4,000.
UP 9ianps merten untsetaul6t, aaSeerntettet unb eefinrht.
SBnn. &nabe II. Coup.
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GY@ Cur Be p1lperen EeltlltllBnabrie.
5tnpanHerer unb. SeHeate fpGten ieEr D%prdti9 fein, ebe Ge ihre
gilette faufen uaO feIten hiisielben nnr rpm foldeu %ansslteattI
8eamten faufer, melGe ROT itrem @etalt leben, ntdt oter Dr
9sattern Oter 8stidentrdseru, IA Ie font rsr Gefatr ausssiest
HnS, bef6Wneelt SIT merOen unb itr Gsle umfpnff a~usseben.
Ourdfa6rt8zBtQette
had aleu Ebetlen 6nS 9Detens fn6 Su tafen Bet
Gb. s.. Silbebranct,
General. @ntsranteu.Nsent Der 8altinpre. rmo
Obi @tienbabn
soan SEQ. 81 Tbante8Itr. Baltimore.
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syenersN crfTctermmeer.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
go. 70 SecplipIfr.
Teucr=, Mdrtites unb Qebem8=0 erffd1es
ruu0S=SpnpaAmicn.
Gi6erlte luO f%eitelte GOlmpagnie.
yerl iderunS8z@ Comp. Der Salleb y. 8ireinien,
nit $500, 600 capital.
Gnn4bur9sS erii6erun98=@Dn y. 8iroillteu.
nit 5000, 900 Capital.
NlbentarlezVe rli6erune8z@rmp y. Giroilrie1.
NIT $500, 900 Capital.
@barter Saf=Ser1t6. zGpmp. BON t6artfprb.
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
Seclrttp@GerI tGerun98zG Dmp. BON STEM Q)crt
wv. nut $27O,0 Capital.
RbDntr@S Gp1np. ppn Stems lDrf
nit $500, 600 Capital. -
GeIplttezg er1i6erun98 Comp. b. Welpzg)nrf
NIT $27O, 900 Capital. ~
WnntanfeNert9erun98SGpnlp y. Netpzg)prf.
nit 100000 capital. ~
JtefpSQSprlo@Ne ltder .z@pnlp BON Nensglprf
nit $3.50, 900 capital. 0'
Wtercaltile Wfutltal Oiari1e.
nit 81, 900, 600 capital.
S~eretnt9te Staaten Observation-Disclosures ,c
init 81, 25O, 972 capital.
Nprtbern VI Iurance=S ptnp. bon Qp,,bnr
NIT 50, 1914, III @apito[.
Dte cben bentertten Gompaonteen frb BON Der qe,;8ro.u.S So.
StaateS Wtarplone %autbcriftrt unb lSsnfrt. Nv" y"
Oe pom benz unter3eidneten reprlIntuen Gprnnooriecr hohs,
wrrtlt1 oerfi9bareS capital gum pollen Dber onsc,ey sUs
Setra9 oerantpprtl9 fir bic !3abluno BON NerIufen. ~"
eriest. &bo8' 3, Sa IN SSM n
| Sr.h mst.m e 70 Seeon6Ir.
W.. @lIRm, SarpepOr' CSa17tD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

CONFIRMATION by THE SENArE.-In
the Senate, on the Sth, the follow
ing appointments by the President
were confirmed
Jon Appleton, Minister to Rus
STA Mr.. Prescott, Assistant Sec
rotary Of State Mr.. Mitchell, OF
South Carolina, Secretary Of Lega'
tion at st. Petersburg; Cave John
son. of Tennessee, Commissioner to
settle claims under the treaty with
Paraguay Sam Ward, of New
York, Secretary and Interpreter to
tic Commissioners b. A. Edes,
Couusul at Pernambuco; Augustus
Apler Coe, Counsel at Brunswick
Germany.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO JAMAICA.
The New York Herald, Of the 7th
inst, says:
The fact that II was the intention
Of a number Of capitalists in this city
to run a regular line Of mail steamers
from New York, to Kingston, Jamai-
ca. was announced in the Herald,
some weeks ago. Yesterday the COM
pany was formally organized, under
The name Of the New York and West
India Steamship Company, and 1t
was determined to drpatch the first
steamer to Kingston, before the close
Of the present month. Freigh's and
passengers are already Offering foI
her, and the fullest success is antlci
pated. II IL remarkable that there II
no regular steam communication be
tween this city and tho Island OF ia
maica.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

NEAR ENoUGH.-The city papers
having n larger number Of superficial
inches TO cover than country journals
have right to spin out to any de-
sired length, not only their own stor-
les, but ours. On a single grain Of
truth obtained from the country, IL
is wonderful TO see how much can be
made. Any ordinary member of the
city corps editorial, can take a bali
grain of truth aud make two Ssharss
of error out Of il aud not half try
For instance. The Picdyune says:
SuIoIDE.-The Baton Rouge Com.
ct says
A man named Louis Bart, pas
seuger from st. Landry on the Steam
er Anna Perret, passed down on
Monday, jumped from the bow OF
the boat when a short distance below
Bayou Sara, and was drowned before
he could be caught. The decease
was Frencbmap, and had been ia
Opelousas for several weeks in state
of intoxication. Coroner Jones held
an inquest on the body and returned
n verdict in accordance with the
facts.
The only errors in this brief para
graph things that We did not say
are LIST NO did not say that Bart wa
a passenger from ST. Lapdry--we die
not say that the boat was near Bayou
Sara, when Bart jumped of her bu
the boat was in the vicinity Of Por
Hudson. We didn't say that the de
ceased was q Frenchmap, because !
was understood by coroner Jones an'
his jury, that the man was Dutch
man, as his name indicates. Flo
fear of throwing some family by mis-
take into unnecessary grief, we assign
cd no native place to the deceased. -
Another thing Mr.. Picayune, "
never said, and which we rePudiate
We never said that Burt had bee
down at Opelousas, drunk, the wee
previous.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16
The FIRST JAPANESE EMBASSY.

The FIRST JAPANESE EMBASSY
Did the japanese send an embassy to
Rome in 1884? It has been asserted
and believed that they did. There is
no doubt that four boys were brought
to Rome at that time by the Jesuits,
and that they were represented to be
Japanese princes. But it appears
that some writers have denied that
the boys came from Japan. 1t is said
that the Jesuits imposed upon the
Pope and the public in order to raise
funds. A correspondent suggests
through the New York Post that the
ambassadors now here be consulted
in order to ascertain whether an en-
bassy was really sent to Europe in
the sixteenth century. He gives a
quotation from an Italian author, who
says that the whole thing was "a
mere invention Of the Jesuits and Of
their cunning ingenuity" We trus,
that the truth may be learned from
our japanese guests, who would moi
fail to know whether the Jesuits have
been misrepresented in this matter
Bulletin.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

No JUSTICE or THE PEAcE.-Therc
Is q place called Lisbon, over in
Claiborne Parish. where the PEG.
pie live, laugh and grow fat with
out laws to direct them. Happy
people thatl There Is not JUS
ticc of the Peace within a circum'
ference of twenty miles, and when
the people are required by the forms
Of outside law, to swear /; they PACK
their horses and make q day OF II
over in the neighboring parish
Honest supplemented people as
they are, they pay their debts, and
have no use for collectors, consta'
bles and dups. Within n circum
ference of fifty miles there is not a
meeting house, and the last preach
er who passed that way lodged one
night in Lisbon. A lawyer settled
in the lower end Of the town in '3I
but the people did not like his ap
pearance, which he soon discovered
and left. They are sufficiently I'D
vance in civilization and refnemen
to support one whisky shop, but !
is badly patronized and is goiut
down. Altogeather Lisbon 10 ia
vored spot, happy people ar
they who can get along witbou
making laws to quarrel and fgb
over.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

The BEER QUESTION UNSETTLED
AeArs.-It has not been long ago
since one of the superior courts Of
New York settled the question.
els Beer Intoxicating" by this de-
cission Beer Is not Intoxicating"
Tho subject has been rcopened by
appeal, not the writ Of habeds. The
other day the New York Court OF
Appeals, the highest judicatory in
the State, decided that beers,
including larger beers, are intoxi
eating drinks. The Germans OF
New York are indignant at this de-
cission, because it will have the
effect of shutting up their beer
shops on Sunday.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16
previous.

ANTICIPATING EvlLs.-Enjoy the
present, whatsoever it may be, and
be not solicitous for the future for
if you take your foot from the pres.
ent standing, and thrust it forward
towards to-morrow's event, you
are in u reckless condition it is
like refusing to quench your pres
ent thirst by fearing you should
want drink the next day. If it be
well today, IL is madness to make
the present miserable by fearing it
may be i'll tomorrow ; then to what
purpose was this days afiliction p
But if tomorrow you shall want,
your sorrow will come time en-
ough though you do not hasten it I;
let your trouble tarry till its day
comes. But if it chance to be i'll
to-day, do not increase II by the
cares Of to morrow. Enjoy the
blessings of this day if God send
them, and the evils of it bear patti
emily and sweeily for this day on
" is ours--we are dead to yester.
day, and we are not yet born to
the morrow. He, therefore, that
enjoys as much as possible /; and if
only that days trouble leans upon
him. it is singular and finite
Sufficient to the day." said Christ,
is the evil thereof" sufficient, but
not intolerable. But if we look
abroad and bring into one days
thoughts the evil of many, certain
and uncertain. what will be and
what will never be our load will be
as intolerable 40 it is unreasonable
-JEREMY TAYLOR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

A HorEL AouARIuM.---A vast
aquarium is being made for the
Philadelphia Continental Hotel
Its area is twenty feet square its
depth ten feet. 1t is to be divid'
ed into two compartments, and its
object is to afford a receptacle in
which turtles, Holsters, terrapins,
ct I'd omme genus can be fattened
for the table.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

~ The famous case Of the two
mothers and one baby, which gave
Solomon so fine chance to show his
sagacity, has been repeated recently
in Rutland, VI, where woman
charged another with stealing her
child from the cradle. She brought
suit for the baby, and the magistrate
after hearing a good deal Of conflict
ing testimony, decided in favor Of The
woman who cried the most. That
wa. substantially the judgmen. o'
Solomon in the other case, and II
probably correct.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

PARAeuAyAN CoMMIssIosKss,-The
Hon. Cave Johnson, of Tennessee,
formerly Postmaster-General under
the administration of Mr., Polk, has
been nominated. and confirmed by
the Senate, as Commissioner to ad'
just the claims uuder the treaty
with Paraguay. BE is at prerent
in Washington City. w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16
say- The late Judge Pease, of th'

s@- The late Judge Pease, Of the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, was n noted
wag. A young lawyer was once
making his effort before him aud had
thrown himself on the wings Of imag.
nation into the seventh heaven, and
was preparing for higher ascent,
when the judge struck his ruler on
his desk two or three times, and ex-
claimed to the astopished orator;
Hold on, my dear sir Don't 60
any higher, for you are already out OF
the jurisdiction Of this court.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

Tue DEATH SENTENCE.-On
Thursday morning says the Picayune,
Judge Hunt of the First District
Court Of New Orleans, pronounced
sentence Of death on Eugene Adams,
alias Pope, for the murder of Micha-
el Dediuger, in April 1859. The
time Of execution will be fixed by
the Governor in his warrant to the
sheriff Of Orleans.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16
nailn 6a3ettr anoGomft.
RATION UOveE,
10, 1850.


A New PoEM To our friend NJ
the Post Office are we indepteo'
for copy of religious poem writ
ten by Christian Burghalder. ESQ.,
and dedicated to Mrs. Alexina But
fpgton. of this city. 1t is entitled
the World and the Church" 1t
bears the Imprimatur, of our neigh
bors on Main street, and looks we'll
ID. ", we shall find a cool place to-
morrow (which is the Sabbath day.
read It, and give a careful notice OF
it next week.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

THROW PHyslc TO THE Does.n-
There are said to be some six hund.
red doctors in convention in New Ha-
ven. What a Temporary relief from
physic it must be to the towns where
all these medicins men resided
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16

The RENoLvER IN DOMESTIC CrR.
Giles" Southern life" was curl
ously illustrated the other day near
vicksburg, ia Mississippi. Mr.. Lee
and Mrs. Lee are on visit with
Mr.. Flowers, and do not agree very
well. Mrs. Lee is playing chess
with Mr., Flowers, and Mr.. Lee ia
sitting behind him looking on. He
suddenly comes to the determine
ton to shoot Mrs. Lee. and draws
n revolver and fires. Mr.. Flowers
rushes to the fallen lady, supports
with his left arm, aud with the
other. instead Of staunching the
wound, or administering stimulants
"a a cool.blooded Yankee might
have done, draws another revolver
and opens fire over his left shout
der upon the guilty husband, lodg-
ing FIVE balls in that gentleman's
face. The bodies were then re.
moved, the blood washed up, and
we presume Mr.. Flowers reloaded
his weapon TO be ready for fresh
accidents.
The beauty Of the story lies in
the manner in which it illustrates
tho place which the revolver has
taken In Mississippian families as
q domestic utensil. Hosts and
guests carry IL in their bosoms al
oil hours Of the day or night, just
as beaux Of the olden time used tC
carry the gold snuil.box, or as
modern belle carries her smelling
bottle. IL anything goes wrong
out it comes, and a few bangs re
move differences, quencb animosi
ties. put an end to strife and heart
buruings, and restore calm to every
body. Dining at friends tabl
with the full knowledge that h
carries six.shooter in his pock
ct, and that a number of circuu
stances may occur which woul
lead to his lodging all the balls i
your body, and having your r.
mains removed by the colored wa
ter. must be n curious aud tbrilliD
sensatiop.-N Y Times.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-16
nay In the English House of Lords

recently, Earl Granville, in an eIabo-
rate speech on the repeal of the tax
on paper, declared that American
processes for paper-makiDg were in
flnitely superior to the English, and
that England was also behind France
and Japan, in the manufacture of this
important article.