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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03


fw-TERMS AND CONDITfONS.-Ono
9Th cash. aud the balance on credit Of
one. two, three aud four years in the notes
pf the purchasers, made payable vt tho
Citizens Bank VI bouisiana secured by
special mortgage on the property sold,
with all the vendors privileges and the
clause Of non niiandO sad notes 30 bear
interest - the rite Of 8 per cent. per an
nun from date until maturity, and To bear
4ati-iactpry city eDdorseuent II required
by he Finapoc COMMITTEE Of the Common
Council, herein acting ~ the Board If
Cnmmis-ioner4 Of the McDOnogh school
Fund. tn case Of non payment Of any Of
the notes ut maturity, thoss unpaid VIII
boar interest interest FROM maturity NJ the
rate Of 8 por cent per annup until fully
pad. This last condition will not be 50
construed a. to authorize any delay IN the
payment Of the notos ut maturity.
,N-Ths purchasers will causo them
selves ~ be put in possession AT their own
expense, and they will be required 10 com
ply with the terms and conditions Of sale,
above set forth, within fifteen days from
the day 81 sale; and in any case Of delay
chased by them will be- 70 advertised and
sold for their account and risk, without
further notice, Of legal dcfSult.
Acts Ui snlo before e. u. Fortier, Esq.,
City Notary, at The expense Of this pur-
chnaers.
,~-For fui Their particulars, see the New
Orleans Bee, Crescent and Bulletin.
ian It'd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
When You Want Game,

nOH'T 70 to market but 90 to Montan Matta's
i and get one Of their hos guns and enjoy the
pleasure Of bagging Sour Own squirrels, ducks,
etc. MONTAN dhAITA,
dsc7 Hardware Cosnsr.s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
r,y They have shrewd WAYS for

fs They have shrewd ways tor
manufacturing public opinion in
Washington City Thus the Star in
urging Briynllcr General Grunge
Washington l'pwman'a claims for putt
lie printer, e. an article which ap
prarod some inc nee IN the States.
on the subject Of the public printing.
approving the reforms which b. bad
made. The States. witlsmnlifo pre-
pense, lets out the secret that all tho. .
articles were written IN the office of
The Supcrintegdcrs Of Public Print
ing. when Gen. Il. held it, and were
sent to that paper and publlahed by
REQUEST.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03

OMNIrRrsEScE ubiquitous, is per
haps, the proper designation for the
subject matter pertaining 10 tho
following paragraph a DR.. Ran.
dolph, spiritual medium. has given
notice that on some future occasion
he will appear in three different
place, 400 miles apart, ut the same
instant of time. If he succeeds,
the matter will be brought before
the leading scientific bodies of En-.
rope and this country for Invcstiga-
ton aud solution. We believe It Is
related oI lIoudin, the great me-
cromaucc. that he appeared and
passed out of eight gates, Mt 81.
PctCrsburgs, At the same moment,
and was seen by the different guards
on duty.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
TO TIE LADIES.

7 RETURN my thanks for their liberal petron-
i age. sud desire their examination. Of my AZ
sortment Of the best quality q Scissors. also
great variety Of Flutiug Irons and Ladies' Knives
noy23 FRANK HUOUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
Hav- At the Howard Atheneum, il

E1s- At the Howard Atbeneum, in
Boston, last Thursday night, while
Mr.. Hardenburg was performing his
part il the play of the Iron Mask"
he suddenly threw up his hands, and
exclaiming, altogether out of the text,
Oh, my God! ! shall go crazy" stag
gered to the wings, and fell senseless
in an ..poplectic ct.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
NJ A1tIl1E,tp.

On The s0tb ul,., at the residence Of Mr..
J. j. Smith, IN this Parish, by Rev. H.
Avery, ALI l.. Z. +. LYONS, TO Miss
ELIZA DRUMhfgHT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
WEsTERN PRODUCE.

JU ST X sc r. I V f. ID
poRK-choies Mess, 20 Barrelt;
BACON Slot LDERS-4OO0 lbs, Sugar Cured,
LARD-Ie Xegs:
LARp OIL Barrels No. ], Whites Strained I,
POT ATOES--7O Barrels;
SEED PyTATOks-2OO Barrels early pare, 70
.I-rs TuosLs BYRSE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
lam NOW OFFERING TIE

AM NOW OFFERING TIE
DBnaINDLE Of my stoek % LADib4 D"Es5
IL GOODS comprising 10 part, Cashmere Do
Laisss Robes. french NerinOes. s"iid coirfs and
printed de LaiDes scotch Csshmers Pals. ~
Inns, Grssals, Rich SIX Rohes Blaek Dress bilks,
BombiEinss, Alpaess, Ladies Cloth, flush MAJ
sslli,s Black Cashmere shawls, CloAks aud a fsr
French Calico Robes Also -
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Cassimsr-s, sattinsts, Kentucky Jeans, and
Pr.nrh C.ssimeres, Updsrgarmsnts, Hats. Caps.
Ties Oravats; Gloves, Harssilles shirts, and Fian
mel Hunting shirts. Also
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
saeh as worsisd Curtain Damasks, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Blankets, Flannels, Carpets and
Rugs Also
PLANTATION GOODS.
gurh as Heavy Kerseys, Linseys Tvilsd ara
Plin Lower. Hickory and Chocias stripes, Den
ms, and a variety % aseh ssieiss, sll ~ ~hieA
fr my spring iuport bnS iis,s "a eh-"es
o. Bargains at sihON >
Capitol Chesp Store,
decZ2 Corner Of Laurel and Third sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
ny y. n. WALTON,

CITY Auotlpnssr, onics 10 Bank Place
MONDAY. JANUARY "a, 1870. begin
ming at ~ O'Clock NJ, NJ the st. Charles
bxchsnge, New Orleans, aud Oh the fol
lowing day, II requisite
By order and for account Of the City ~
New Or,esns, will proceed 81 sell n pub
" auction, without reserve or limit, the
1ollpwinR described valuable lands &c
quired by the City Of New Orleans. from
the estate Of John McDonogb, deceased 4,
o-wit
Lands In the Parrish ofusss Hsio. Ho.g.
A valuable Tract Of Land. situated in
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, sdjoin
ing aud Immediately below the city of
Baton Rouge. divided into eleven tracts,
designated by the Ns= | 10 II inclusive.
and lying In r. 7. s. ". I W according TO
plan drawn by Louis H. File City Sur
yeyor, the dimensions being taken from
= plan Ivy WIN. j. Mccullough, y. 4. Sur
seynt General.
Nos /, 2. \, and 4, adioin each other,
contain each about ~ superficial acres,
measuring each 9j2 feet front on tho Mis-
sissippi rive by depth o. about i0,0S0
feet.
Nos. 3. 6 and adioin each other, con
tain each about - superficial atfes, mea-
surfing esch 2ll feet front on the Mississip-
ri river Wy depth Of about 7uso feet.
Noa. .. 10 aud u al each other, con
tain each about "a superficial aofss, rnes
surfing each Al feet front on the Missis
sippi rver by depth ofabout esig feet.
fhe undivided third Of A TRACT OF
LAND situated in the Parish Of East Ba
ton Rouge, on both side Of Cypress Bayou,
about seven miles north Of Baton Rouge
aud f'ree miles northeast Of the Missistip
ri river, aud lying partly in T. 3. s. Il.
W. and r. 3. :. u. | =.
The said tact - cpfnpoasd Of the fol
lowing divisions. scrptdinR 10 n plan
drawn by Louis n. Pile. city Surveyor,
the dimensions being taken from plan
Wy WIN. j. Mccullough, Z. s. Surveyor
General. VIZ
Section No. Al contains. fpI "a 100 acres.
Section No. a. contains. 2i' ca. 100
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03

Posi- OFFICE lNrELlJGEyCE.- go New
post offices have been established at
Lanark, Winn parish, La; AMI at
Wild Cat Bluff, Cedar, Aquila, Wi
low Hole, Fork Point, Norton's Grove,
and Mustang. Texas. The Office at
Calhorn, Madison county, Miss, has
been discontinued.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03

History CORRECTED. The Boston
Courier says.
We see it stated that Mr.. Choate, in
1856, advised a young ,nan, AS mat
ter of policy, TO join the Know Moth
ing party. This is not the correct
statement. What he did advise was
this: &" fJu are young man, and it
makes no difference what party You
join" Mr.. Choate, when afterwards
asked if he gave this advice, replied"
believe so; it can't hurt his princi-
pies to join any of the existing parties,
can itl'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
HORSE SIIOERS

WILL remember thst We keep on hand the
w common horse nail as we'll as our extra
English stub nail and both at low prices.
H0STAS a malta,
ds,7 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
THE FEyELA SHAWL.

TIAylSG = few f1ore Of the elegant and much
IL admired ~ styled Fenels Or Cloak -hawis
on hand. oasr 10 OPPOSE 81 them at reIuced
prices, Ia order 10 clear out the BOT.
p0yiO G. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03


1928 to 1871 he was Mayor of the town
Peace 30 his ashes
Tut WrArntR-Wc de- not like
To- complain about other peoples
business. but feel Inclined To- say
that there must he a screw hose
some where. to throw upon ~, such
weather as the New Year opened
with. Our thermometer, was too
short tu measure the intensity Of
the cold
Bsy- Natuhc1 seems T. bo iniest-
ed AT this time with an unusual
compliment of rascals. Bold aud
daring uutrages are becoming com-
mon occurrences, which TACT dc
msnds Increased diligence on the
part Of the law aud the corps of
Police. 4 little augmentation OF
the latter department., at the peri
od, would be u beneficial tnuve. -
Concordjd ipteiiigrnor
What place ~ not The Intcl
ligcncer does not call this large
aud respectable class by the right
name. They are Smart Men, in
modern philosophy They are FAINT
liar with all the short cuts, and
quibbles of the law Thus. they
know very we'll in fight they must
not throw the frat brick, but allow
the opposite party TO advance IN
threatening attitude" first, before
killing him. They know the pro-
found distinction the law makes be
tween simply obtaining money under
false prctcnccs aud stealing out
right. The man who ~ up to snuil
who knows all the tricks aud traps
of modern "jurisprudcnce * the
smart man in contra distinction 10
the simple honcst minded man, who
lives in constant terror of hls worst
enemy the law,
BLoopv AFFAIR IN WINS.--A muir
dcrous affair took place IN the south
crn part of Winn near M. Calhouns
Plantation on Saturday last. From
the various ani conflicting minors
which have reached III il is impos-
Biblc to dcducc any reliable facts.
IL seems, however. that three broth
crs named Pccvy. disrcputablc tcl.
lows from Mississippi, had commit
ted some depreciation in lIapides
which aroused the Indignation of
the people who resolved to cxpcl
or punish them. Tho Pccvys with
several friends fled into Winn and
were pursued, ovcrtakcn and at
tackled by the cx-tcmporc vigilcncc
committee. The Pccvys and some
others or their party were killed or
badly hurt but not until they bad
seriously wounded several Of the
other party. The numbers of the
killed and wounded are varlously
given 10y different paitics. Ndichi-
ioosn Chronioc.
We were about 90 say. III serves
them right" When a man takes
the law in his hands aud his gun
on his shoulder 60 20 aud shoot at
other men; he certainly must take
the risk Of being shot at with him
AT he is killed, he has no one 10
blame but himself" Violence must
always meet violence.
Soy- The number Of candidates
for clerkships in the Legislature is
represented as being almost as
founding. We pity the poor mem.
hers who will bc bored by the
greedy fellows. Having seen some
thing of the manner in which the
clcctionecing is carried on and
knowing how suprcmely fawpiug
ard sycophantic the applicants
generally are, we can but add to
our pity the expression of contempt
and aLhorrence for the ways aud
acts Of the professional clcctioneer.
To pass one winter at Baton Rouge
and be compelled to witness his
movements Is inhrnh a hittnr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
Estate Of tho late John MCDOnogh

ares' ssie ~ lands ." the psrisb. f Or
leans. -. B-t"a''', Pisa"eml".s. JET
f.,-on. -. Charles, ~. james. Living
s,on. L.fo-.,he Interior, East Bsto.
Ho.k., ~. Tsmm"ny. Assumption,
80. Landry "nd tniess,eu. on long ere
A. ~ order snd for account % the Mef,oosgh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERICAN FLAG sEs1AR STORE

JAN UART. lsTisso.
HAVING undergone through renovation. the
i i sbore establishment IL nov opened n tie
pstfons Tbs undersigned has spared no pain
NOR espence 10 wake " me ~ the nrstsst H. the
ststs-ths city ~ New Orleans not excepted,
and will oifer 10 the Smokers 81 thl. and neigh.
brrlne parishes an assortment ~ segsts hs,sto
fors unelusledip this market.
80 csll IL solicited from each .nd ever
amrisur.
Jams AsTONio MAZE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
DUNN a. HEBRON,
TT ORN I,Y - A II la '
Rnton Rouge, La.

A VI. DUNS and A 4. HEBRON, are nssociat-
n. ed in the practice flaw. asd will attend
10 any business entrusted 10 them In this and the
adjoining Districts aud In the supreme Court.
s$~ OsNcS On laurel street, betwsen Third
aud Church streets. uanly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
GREAT SALE OF
FIN T. J E,wELRY
AT AUCTION FOR lew YEAR,

- sS'h
AT AUCTION FOR nEw YEAR,
AT THE
NEW Auction ROOMS
FAVR0T Dc leblanc.
-" Thira street
tbe,"sen North boulevard sud Convention stu
Rooss vuRsFntV ocrurtp nv
q. BEssY ~ CO., DRUGGISTS
bspiFs' ssrrs ~ R,ou
Lava,
Gold Stone.
Mpsaaic,
Florspiins,
Cameo.
Euuscsn.
Jet,
Chinese Painting,
Eoamellsd, &c, 30, ~.
Cameo jet.
Coral and PLAN,
Gold Esr Drops,
Misses do.
Misses besutiful
Coral aud Gold sets..
Cents Gold and silver
Pencils, Watch Keys,
OF all esctiptious,
Watch Chains, do.
Cameo Locke,.
Gold Stone do.
Mosaic, do
Box and GLASS d.
Lava, Wire,
Coral Leaf
Enameled and
Euuscan Breast Pins,
Ladies Rings,
~solid and Plated,
Crosses, Hearts, and
Medallions, Berlin
Wire Reticues,
Morocco do,
Gold Pencils,
Ribbon Slides.
do Buckles,
Solid and Plated
Rings,
Ladies Solid Gold Chains,
Childrep's Plated Neck do
do Necklace and Armlets in
Genuine Coral,
Ladies' and Misses Gold Band
Brscelets-Cameo ard
Beed do Book valise,
She'll and Heart Locke,s,
Gents. Solid and Plated
Vest ~ Fob Chains,
Ribbon, Leather and
.dJhair Guards,
Mason 4 odd Fellow Pins
in great variety,
Sleeve Buttons aud Studs in
Great quantities. aud
Embracing all the N west
styles both Solid and Plated,
Pocket Books,
Port Monbaies and
Pocket Knives
Aud many other articles too numerous 10
mention, all forming u beautiful collection
Of " DDS suitable for
NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
An early call j. solicited 10 tins stork,
rs they will be on sale but few days.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
and ifany di.aRreeing from sale gusrantes,
will bs takepbnck and the money refunded
Auction sale to commence ON Saturday
morning at II o'clock, a. NJ, and in tho
evening ut i'm.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT REsrRvE.
~ No inside bidding. every article
put mp will BE- sold TO the highest bidder
for CASH. ". a. VAUGHN,
dec2l-St Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-03
GIFT BOOKsi GIFT BOOKsh
CHRIgTTA5 AND NEW YEAR, 1860.
Ar THr 81 oyfnE ROE stosEU
dec24 j. MCCORMICK.

JUST REC EIVED
AND FOR s.LE at
BFAL's CITY FEED a. FL UR STORE.
nnn BkCks Prime " hit Corn;
EUO 40 Hsrrsis usavyssint Louis Oats,
50 Balss Choice Tim0tb Hay;
90 bags Fresh Fran:
100 Barrels Extra and ?. y. Plour:
50 Barrels Irish Potstors.
200 Barrels Richards Cape Lime;
40 Boxes Proctor A GAublss soap.
sLeo-
Manufactures corn MEAL n MAY and
CRUSHED COIN.
d.ez2 JOrHUA BRAL.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17

Resolved, That the defense Of al free
institutions rests mainly on The volunteers
and militia therefore, II is the duty Of
the people to rescue the Government
from the hands Of those who are aping
the despotisms Of Europe by an unusual
expenditure Of thirty millions IN Time Of
peace, in q useless standing army, which
has been in all countries the instrument oi
tyranny and oppression.
Resolved, That's this Government was
established as a beacon light 10 the friends
Of liberty in every land, it is the duty oi
the people to elect servants 10 all othces,
who are earnestly and thoroughly imbued
with the principles OF justice TO the Vol
unteers and Militia, and who will discour'
age standing armies.
Resolved, That 10 secure justice 10 the
Veterans Of 1919 and their widows, it /:
important TO secure a change in the ex'
ecutive and legislative departments Of the
United States. experience having shown
that we cannot obtain Justice from Il ost
now in power, any change will be Tor the
better.
Letters were read from +. 7. Backus
4. Wilcox and Spencer Phelps, and al
earnest speech in behalf of the OLE
Soldiers, was made by Judge BiSsell.-
The Convention then adjourned.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17
Republicanism in Missouri.

Francis p. Rlair, Jr., is elected TO Con-
gress from the ST. Louis District, for the
long term, by majority Of over 1900
Mr.. Barrett Dem is declared elected
for the short term, by majority OF l46
The seat may, however, be given TO Mr.
Blair. as it appears he received 2O7 votes
which were thrown out because ihey failed
to specify whether they were for the long
or short term. The Americans had a
candidate Of their own for the long term,
but generally supported Barrett for the
short term.
The Republicans voted for Orr. the
Union candidate for Governor, who has a
majority Of about 5000 in the County,
but is probably defeated. The Repub,
lican Legislative ticket, and the Republi,
can County ticket. with the exception oI
Recorder, are elected. The vote is
larger than ever before polled in the
County.
Rollins, (opposilion) is cec ed to Con.
gress in tie 81 district.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17
ATTEMPT to Arrest S. M, Booth.

On Saturday Of last week. Sherman NJ
Booth lec,ured at Reyon, Wisconsin. He
announced during his remarks thht there
was Marshal in the room. and desired
him TO come forward and arrest him
Upon this, it is stated Deputy Marshal
McCarty, of Fond du Lac, stepped for
ward and presented writ. The excite
ment was immense about a hundred
men crying out "kill him, hustle him out, "
etc. McCarty had his clothing nearly
all torn off. No shots were fired although
revolvers and bowie-knves were handled
carelessly. On Sunday Booth lectured
in the groye-great excitement attending
the speech-but nc more attempts at a
rescue.
r. S. Salsman, brother in law OF Booth,
called on U. S. Marshal J. H. Lewis, at
Milwaukee, on the same day on which
the above transaction occurred, FOR some
books loaned MIR. Booth when under con-
fnemen;. The books were refused, an
alteration ensued, whereupon Lewis
struck Salsmon with loaded cane, near
ly killing him. Lewis has been arrested.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the OH says:
1t is now said that the U. S. steamer
Michigan is on her way 10 this port with
two brass bands. severa, marines and
more pistols TO help keep Booth out o.
Milwaukee. Let 'em come.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17
Great Demonstration at the Home Of
Abraham Lincoln.

The gathering Of Republicans at Spring
field. Ill.,. the home of Mr.. Lincoln, on
the 9th inst. is said to have exceeded
everything OF the kind since the memo.
rabe campaign OF 1910. The numbers
in the city were variousiy estimated at
from twenty to seventy five thousand, and
tho enthusiasm had no bounds. A pro-
cession was formed. which occupied two
hours and half in passing Mr.. Lincoln's
residence. The demon stralion began
early in The morning, and continued
through the entire day and evening. In
the afternoon, Mr.. Lincoln, appearing in
carriage on the speakers ground. was
borne to the stand by the enthusiastic
crowd. and compelled 10 speak. He said
My FELLOW CIrlzENs:.-I have appeared
among you on this occasion. with no inten.
ton OF making u spe, ch, II has boon my
purpose since have been placed in my
present pOsitIon,to make no speeches. This
assombage having been drawn together at
tho place of my residence. IL appeared to
| 90 the WISH OF tUOS0 CONSulhihS 'ho Fue1
assembly. 10 500 nno. Asit is certainly my
wish to see all of you, appear upon the
ground here ut this time, Gn'y for tho pur-
pose Of seeing you aud enabling you to SEQ
me. confess with gratitude that did not
suppose my appearance among you would
create the tumnlt which | now witness.
am profoundly grateful for this manifesta-
tion OF your feelings. lam gralifed because
il is a tribute which can be paid to no man
1t is a testimony which, four years hence,
you will pay to the next man who is tho
representative Of tho truth on tho questions
which now agtato tho public mind
| [Cheers.] 1t is an evidence that you will
fight for this cause then, as you now fight
for il. and even stronger than you now fight.
though may be dead aud gone. [Choers. !
l most profoundly and sincerely thank you,
Having said this much. let mo now add that
you will hoar tho public discussion by othors
Of our friends, who are here for the purpose
of addressing you, and lot mo be client
Immense applause,]
Mr.. Lincoln retired from the grounds
amidst the widest enthusiasm, being seized
upon and carried hither and thither by the
immense crowd which filled the grounds IA
overflowing. No such demonstration hsl
ever been witnessed In Illinols.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17
Another Brilliant Meteor.

The flaming meteor Of July Goth, or
another of the same sort. shot along over
the valley Of the Ohio the evening OF
August 2l. 1t was seen at Chiilicothe,
Yellow Spngs, Morrow, Cincinnati. Lou.
isvillc, &c, at few minutes after ten
o'clock. darling across the Southern sky
from East to West, with a ligh. far more
brilliant than the moon. AT Cincinnati
It S, emed 10 be directly over Covington,
net more than twenty degrees above the
horizon, and looked like great ball OF
fame. Its appearance from different 10.
calitles varied very much. One says it
resembled great bar Of iron, just from
the furnace, white. hot and scintillaIing
another describes it as a big barrel, and
seemed like red hot cannon hall. with a
tail OF light; a third says it looked like n
very large serpent, with ball of fire in
its mouth, and two small balls OF FIRE
about the middle OF the train; and as seen
at Antioch College, it appeared about
ono.third of the distance between the ho-
rizon and the zenith, bright ball Of FIRE,
resembling the moon in size and color
1t shot through the heavens in q horizon
tai wavering line from east to west, with
immense velocity.