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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
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The kapsss City Enf,ryux Of the 9Th. has
the following
RossrH, % A SANTA ~ TnAH.--A train
VI ten wagors, belonging 10 Mr.. Mex iDney. n
Ssn,a =" ireighter was sttsekel hy brown.
band at Palmyra. on Monday last. and cap
turrd sixty head Of cattle. ten wagons and
the entire contents Of the train WAS taken A
council va. held for the purposs u determining
the fate ~ the drivers and pers0hs in comps-
py Strong efforts wcrr made by portion ~
ibc r0t,tsrs 10 have them shot. bnt they finally
sgrecd TO bet them 70. 81 mo.t oi them were
ffom Northern States. Our iniormants were
four in number, two ~ whom were joprDeymen
printers. They werr inst IN from Santa Pc,
and having eseapssi the Cheyupss and Ara
pahoes, had ,hpnght hemeelvss free from mva,
g,s W. .uppose Gen. Smi,h will sebd par
" cot there II ,hrer or urlays Il Gnd nobody
,h,re- and write To Washington that this IL all
a lie too. Zen. tan will Rad ihc letter IN the
Senate. anil that will h. the lasi oi Mckinps.y =
,rain Ard thl. IL tbr wsy X kansas is ~ Le
made d FIRE. Siatf 1h' sixty oxen 70 10 + I'd
lafs $ army and rnrn who esmc eigb, bun.
drrd mile. With their trains thinking the gov
efnmcnt viii protec, them against pillasr. are
plundered. wllbin ..sh; alfuo., d l.. \. Fort.
The Lexington Efpa'. Of the 9Th, after re.
counting a history of tho late campaign.
-ay-
II must not te lnlerre'i that the grea, work
of driving Gen Lane and bis " northern army.
as !, u called, ou, NJ Kansas ha. b~cp absD.
doned. Tie prs-eo' dsposition Of the pro.
slavery party 70 Kansas ). S foilows Gen
RIchartisOb Occuples strong position above
IAwrebcr on The north side Of the Kansas river
sith no less than 300 OF 1000 nsn. GcDers
tlark ia IN the sohbsas' with 400 men. MI
Kansas and Chsrokss ksosers The pro
slavery msf On the Dysih sde of the Kansa,
riyer are with Gen. Reid. who ia now spploye,
10 pro,sctiog our ~e.,ern ffootia
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

A Wu.Wss suHrmlss. I Dewitt
Talmagc. thr young aud talented pastor ci a
church AT bcllcville. N. j., wa, recently waI
ried, and was absent from his peor'a soinc iva
or three weeks IN wedding tour Arriving
VI the parsonage on HE retarn homn with bia
win. hc WAS surprised 10 Ind The whole house,
rom the attic 10 the cellar, completely prov.
ded with appropriate fhn,urc iietinR hls
abs~ncc the people Of his congregation had
purchased everything In tho shape Of iurni,urc
ncce~ary ior tho eo,niort and conseosoc oi
their pastors residence. aud had quietly s, yst
i~iastriously, placed every article IN Ia sppro
pirate position and when he returned Il Wa
presentcd 10 him ~ pemcnal property.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25


ISClriso SoRNE N 4 CoUEr R004.-~Wf
learn nom The Cincinnati Fnqai90 thst Dr.
ring the trial of Cain for the murder ol Sinei"
ton, 10 that city iew days since, an iseident
occurred which occasoncd good deal of or
,i,efnent in The courtroom
A Young lady Of interesting appearance
dressed in mourning, and apparently about
tweniy years OF age. after listening attenii,cly
10 the progre~. Of the trinl. was nffsefsel ts
becoms somcwha, excited ~ ,he cdnnssI n,ede
strange allusion 10 tbe alleged conduct - IN
des,ased; thcr brother nj leogth she su,ltiaulv
sprang 70 her feet and scixing chair IJtej ~
oyer the head of the as,obished lsEyef ey
with All expression erineing ibe H'
most determination. you shall no' -'snfsf ny
desd brother
The Court was instantly tbrosn itil.' = sinis
o thu greatest confusion. brother OF tbs
young lady took hold Of her, the Dtpaiy Sh,y
IN Immediately iptsrposej and Judge Cartcr
directed the removal OF Mis- Singleton iron,
ths court room. This Icing elected, she No
taken into the oflee Of the Prosecuting Altog
ney. where sbe still continued 10 an excite
condition, declaring that u the prisonsr shonl,
escspr through the verdict oi ths jury. he
should not live an hour, and ge arr lnfornes
that she put the inquiry 10 tho Prosecctec
Attorney, I'll she should shoe. Cain, The urr
derer oi her brother. what her pun -ba.at
would bs7"
The jury brought In verde, sgAas, Cs.s
OF guilty of murder N the SECOND aegrSe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
Az ARxf Missiso. Tba Prusn

correspondent snys
ticuerAl Cburcn, who commanded a Eu,aiap
division during tho Siege Of 9ebasiopo wa n
tsrwards srDt 10 tho frontiers II Pereis wh@e
he appears 10 have sdyaDcod tho far ipIo The
hostile territory. Cut ofi from ali eommup.cs
ton with hia own couDtymen, apd thisstrrsd
on bis flank by immediate ho'deO Of cifcas
slams aud Kurds, he found himself Obliged 70
make retreat across boundless wastes VI shg
phospltsl sand slepps aDJ, a. uotb'ng ra4
hitherto been heard Of him, great fears sfs ~
ter,aioed ior the safety OF The General sni he
whole army.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

the husbandmes to the harvest--the sun pausrs
at either ,ropic as he did when his cours' b.
gan and sun. and moon, aud planet, and sat
elite. and star and constellation. and galaxy
still bear witness to the power, the wisdom
and the love which placed them in the heavens
and upholds them there.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

SrorrNa A LEAK. "A colonsi hand upon
The Cmscent city. on Lake Erie, at tho resent
collision, wen, ia,o the bold with Mr. MARTA
to lind the leah on dIscovcrluge hole through
which the water was tash,ug into the bcst the
black man for momeut IVES IN study whsg
~ do, hut renmfkine that there were toe macy
valuable lives on that boat Ia he less he pa,
his head into the hole, whir others were ptc.
curing blankets but hcicrc these could I've sst
the cold water upon bis head wps driving bin
distracted, WHEN, taking his head away. b.
oii"esf shds. auo iht,s k,pt ,ne ioi,R pisgg,7s
up until other means were brought 70 mako ,1a
sloppagc IN ore ci'rctual Htad
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

A Schenectady editor describing the elects
OF a sqoali on u cansl boat says when tly esa
vss at lis highest, the unfortunate orcit kttsd
70 the lsrbosrd, ard the captain and another
caak n wbiskey rolled overbosrd'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
TGr Free Ssa,e Prisoners.

An application was made to Judge CcKris.
OF the United States District Court. ioS ths
District OF Massachusetts,, oa The 2ud, e.
writtof haAeas osfpss in behalf Of BRows gos
issoN. DKusLgR sud the other prlseur,s uOw
confined nj Ieeonptoo. IN Kansas. On Large
OF treason. The application ieiiec, heossse tie
power app@.iel to, the appellate jurisdiction
ot tho Supreme Court. cannot he exercised by
u single Judge, ba, only by the Court atens
in term The Judge held tina, a writ srsgpd
by him could not reach Kansas. hetng aonau,a
in its operations to the Dstrici over which Ire
presidcs,
II IL probable thai the prisoners viii Ia re-
lepod nv the interference " the i'nriirus
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

Nv IWsfs 3FPl ~ f'J',
tss' bekbg.Ds 70 The team iugaH Wa
bash. which arrived bere La, night from
ftiis'teipbia. up-t ,hs io'eWnu abou, u
0 clock, aud Eve u tbc twelve nrn WIN ~err 10
4 rrF dro~red Tn other .sSeu serc rs.esst
by 'srrJ IA,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

Joei weiis of Eieury GO Il'il1s 80 q
the 1riginal ovpsr, - MoiiDs d,ed AZ h.s rssi-
dgr.cs % the ?i,h uf. aged iS year' NJ
wef. va known =. az egrmplsry rrAs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
WAsuisgros. Sept.

GOV Gesry arsI ten smith have hsD 10
'orm'd by Telegraph that ,h'y will te faroished
~ith additional fofos. II necessary, u main
tain tbs publie p,a'e and punish oil yIoIsnee
by whom.,ever prp trA,si. Only the prSn-
ssrolle'i by Ger. smith sill h. allowed 10 carry
IN military operations 10 Kama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

:, due time, merely wish to eau attention
alan for the wholesale plumber of all the best
80 the new and thriving Territory of Mime
=. which is about being sprung upon the House.
!, m l. perfected of most outrageou.ly extravs.
..t character, BY which grants are made for 1900
~. Of railroad in that Territory, which itis pro
...d 10 pass without e1 amination and without de-
,s.,e and which, If passed, will do for Minnesota
r,.t bill Of similar character did for Iowa last
...r--shut every land.ofiice in the Territory and
IND Al the good lands over to the spectators.
Tia farms are otherwise alleged to be of most
,Ainctionsl character, and so contrved as to Sc
,rre the prompt passage Of the bill. In q word,
"a thing is said to be fixed"
II should be demanded in behalf of the public
interests, in behalf of honest legislation in behalf of
decent regard to respectable appearances, that
,sber this bill, nor any other bin Of importance
,hsl be sprung upon the House by the committee
which reports it, and an attempt made to put it
through under the iron screw of the previous ques
ten choking of all debate and sitting all nvestlga.
ton; ss has been the case with the railroad bills
heretofore. Such course is simply infamous, and
,hould be resisted by resOlute minority, until the
rsl torn from these incpent monsters of legisla-
bon, and final stop put to all such disgraceful
Droceedipgs. lisp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

The Emperor Of Russia aid 10 be about to sanction
The publication Of journal In 81. Peieo ,urg TO B.,
called tie Actio-naaTe o. Ia, Si1r ekolier, for TIE
especial purpose Of promoting join, stock enter prise in
ralsey shares. steam nayig4t sAsres &c. 50 that
ST. Pstersburg Is tt-e.,ensd with eta:ty the sans
South Sea bubble passion ss that which hiss sezed
Paris. II you were 70 take he few chief mea 10 al
tie gea, capital. Of Europe who re,uy governed the
wofo, you wcnld End probably tha, there were rot
above hslf dozen IN each place. T~o three dozen
men, trefore, royal ard diplomatic, make he wsrh
their oyster.
And the people permit them; for this can only Be
oore b! The direct permission of the people, t,cit if
lot positive. In each Of these cases you vii find that
il is impossible to oyerurn the system because the
maLsgers Of The system have hold OF the great lever
Of power, TIE army Where the people retain any red
power, the erhy is not 80 completely separated from
the body polite as in Switzerland aud America and
the Bltish colonies As yet the discomfort Of Edrops
assumes very mid expressions. In France, the r.
pubiicsns Try to elect thee or four candidates; in
SpsiD they '"rise," one town st tine; 10 Sicily,
ditoi in Lomb,rdy, When the Emperor goes to the
theater, the peope-"stop AWAY dreadful act II
occurs TO that other measures will be necessary If
Europe TO be freed from it. bondage and its disgrace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
VALLACK'S THEAIER.
u,.wAru. AND MRS. JOHN WOOD.

This house was crammed last night for the dspli'
cate attraction Of piece, in vere and ourlesque
called "Hiawatha, or Ardent Spirits and Laughing
Water" and a new actress, Mrs. John Wood. Eacn
was success The lady is excellent, in her hne ana
has epioyed great reputation In Eogiand. ono
fair good figure dark eyes, sprghtly, ripe voice. ana
rich. volatile manner. "Hiawatha" is pleasant po-
etico.dramatic buresque Of plot, in such IN ny,
uuoh must not be asked. There are (indlsD)
b,yers ard fathers demi-Indsn sort OF Yankee, very
uro,oupced ard outrage ,us, of course; wigwams;
serpent; ard so forth and 70 iorth. Excepting
constantly rngiDg-in illusions to the onioh' We
have nothing object 70, aud much to speak wen o'
in this piece. The people here are tired OF Union.
saving, which meens Slaveocrstic aggression; ana
they can well be spare the infection Of that article
in theatrical buresque. The Union-saviDg illusions
xb;ch abound in the dramatic Hawatha received
in d;spsl silence Among the best things in the piece
are. medley song by Mrs. Wood, hornpipe by
her and Miss Cannon who is always capita), mock
italian, solo by Mr.. WalcOt, and limitations by the
last named of different tragedians' -.
"Hisvaths," in a word, has pleased the puoNc, ana
Mrs. J.hu Wood has most enphetcauy deiec'a'ca
them is UNDERWOOD tbst Mr.. Walcot is tue sncce''
fol author of the burlesque.
The audience was in the best possible hurno'. ",ea'
Ia the efficacy Of a Christmas gallery ana ou'SP'A'"
mass Of demonstra'ives. ura.
Preceding the buIlesque was the new pi'ce' Inv
Rights and Wrongs Of Women, was most spl,i'eu'
acted amid loud applause BY Mr.. Lester mr' p!o'''
Mr. J, fries. Mrs. Hoey and Mrs. Sotherr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
THE MESSIAH At THE TABERNACLE
HARMONIC SOCIETY.

A large auditory attended singularly welfesdered
performance of Handels Messiah on Christmas night
by this Society. The members have been WORKING
hard to do themselves honor aud improve the public.
The solos were performed by Mr. Stewart Leech, 30
prauo; Mrs. Janison, contrato Sigcor Guiti, tenor
aid Mr.. Leecb, base.
The various solos and concerted pieces OF ibis ven
cradle york were ever better done here by the So
cietr ard tome Of them never 90 well eIecuteSr The
grand HoIeluiah Chorus is always fresh, and, to our
sppr, hension is the climax Of the work. though ia the
course Of it, The Society have published very well
ptLt, bretto Of the Words ana some extracts OF the
Music The FLOWING nrecdote, though not very
70, e. contained ID notice q Handel attached TO the
words in question, is go pointed that 1t may be re-
peated:
u ference 10 It's first performance IN London, tie
following interestirg anecdctes have been preserved
in the last edition Of the Geographic Drsmatica On
the authority Of the Eal Of Kinnou who died IN the
year 1851:
.Wber tbs piece wa. 6rst performed, the audience
wee excsedjpey struck sud effected by the m1s,c 10
eerersl: but sben the chorus struck up For tue Lfi
God O;onpo,e tent reigI eth, tbey were 60 nscsP rsd
,ts, tiey eli with tie King sho happened = Dr. pres
erf ssree I'D and reussn-d stsnaieS al ths eh'sss
WIS ,ucsd aid hence il BECAME the as hon ia En4lahd
for ~ audience 10 stand up She thst part OF the Ma
&c fbe Hal. lp.b Cberu-i il perfrming. ooiae aty,
alter The frst exhibition Of tbs divine Draoii1 nr.
VTnf welt 10 gay i respects to l. I'd kinnoai Win
zs,n p vs.. ps riieulayly sequ-in'ed. HIS Lortshp,
a, WIS natural paid him some cempSpeGf, on 'hs DAB
he ntrtsit nat shich be Dad stsi given the town:
~ Ia > s,id VI ,ntei. Il should be sosfy n only
s,,.,t.n,d n, NJ. wisb 70 make then bc'tes.'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
WHAT WILL BUCHANAN DO :
r.om IA, London Tint,. d. 9.

From The London TINES, Dec. g.
wbs would rot be the President OF the United
Sta,.stbe choice of nation of free meu, the obec
of most infinite care, sohcitude and contention to
81 Geo coo Of the most intelligent Of the human race,
the object at which every mans fsger points, the topic
on which every man tongue descantS-raised above MS
ellowmen by no accident OF birth, by no mere supe'
rorty Of wealth, but by the presumed fitness oil MS
nersopa qualities for one OF the most elevated
ibst man may be called upon TO fiji! Yet even tf9m
This elf waited and bssul LOT the great an'no ue
Tanuv of Human WISHES might find many deoacuon'
IN make We do not speak nov OF cares ana resPousr
bili,ies, Of the ingraiitude OF nenos ana .le
oned hate Of enemies, OF the care and ihpo..
,',';,v essential TO toe administration o. an
.uor1ous Ia,ronsge-of sleepless nIsots aeSo 3
a. o.re and anxiety and o. days OF int ns
,rv and inexpressble fatigue, undei "uNI ~, !.
Hsnison al Taylor are said to have succuhEe ,h.s
particular drawback TO toe perfect un' -
IL supposed to bower round the head OF lne -
mate ii the White House which at the moTen u
attracts our attention is the utter inebtuS u'u, ~
be seems to labor Of convincing al least ots y Va ~ -
supporters that he is Dot traitor, fase 10 'nos
,irs which secured his success, and to those uehu'
Who stood by bin most firmly in the hour Oh aapset
lei sLy one read Il speculations which MI tne Aue
can ne spapers TO toe future condactoi MI. D9cna
w. ard tben ask himself whether be would pur'
cba,e so eminent a position at 50 heavy pre-.
Mr. RucLunsn's election was obtained, IKE tAose
&c ufst successful can ida,es ior tae Tres aehc5
&c csrs fn management OF party agreeing to CAL
;,aIf NV the same name, but agreeing IN very niue
10 The Democratic party oi America nAe me- :
nNi;csl unions which have been fortunate ehousu
IIcurs for themselves the monopoly OF P't"
sva bs. undergone many transfer nalc,s' a-u -, A
.J =, aifferent fimes views not easuy rec -.
cn : Oh eiher ire Democrsiic party has always
,.',,Sed the South and something more iue Pr"
% Ar, mr. we'd the South bss always been 0e iua'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
GOTTSCHALK AND THALBERG.

FAREWELL CONCERT THIS EVENING.
Mr.. Gotschslk, the American pianist BY birth, and
the cosmopolitan BY fame-the pianist known equally
well from Con.tantinople to Madrid and from Madrid
to Paris-s about to proceed TO Europe In ansicipa
ton of that event he will give concert this evesing
at Niblo's Saloon. He will be assisted by Madame
Patops, N. Tbaiberg and NJ. Wels.
The supereminesce Of the beneficiary, the splendid
TALENT: Of his chief assistant, the nature OF the fare
wei, benefit should be matters Of special interest to
the artistic and the patriotic world
How msny American artists are there
How many peers has Gotschalk in Europe'
Questions these that few figures could count up,
ani hence the gracefulhsss Of full house on thus
occasiCp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

AIS o'clock yesterday morning fire broke gu, On
board Of the soop Reindeer, lying at the loo' %
ray street, North River, Pier No. -. fne ve''e,
owned by A. Yaptrassel, and was damaged ~."s
amount Of 500. No Insurance. The nrc of'sns'o.
Lom some lone in the hold, which having become "e'
slscked, and thus iguited the wood work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

At 5 O'Clock p. ID. yesterday fire occurred IN the
tsnemeot house No ii isndswe.er street, bat II wsS
e-tiDguished before much 3ama5e was done. The
fire was occasioosd b. the ssrelsssae.a Of druHksa
woDsp.
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E.ot,c.rn..l,,s Pct Agency.

lust received by The subscribers. who
~ are The makers pet agents, 30 Cases
apatkIine EntHwba 40 Cases Dry Cataw-
In The celebrity and extensive sale of
these wines, render putting unnecessary --
The agents would only state, that articles
# any popularity, ate suot countetfeited;
Hence. those wishing to purchase wines Of
this maker, should bny them Of his only
agents here, where they are sold On cou,a,s-
sian. 1t Is claimed lot This wine, that ii
Ia healthier and Of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French tampagne. The
French mix from three 10 SIX or tilbie kind
Of grapes in their wiue One kind Of
grape only is used in The Manufacture OF
This wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, win have the money refunded
for Ill returned, within reasonable time,
10 The Store where it is purchased
iulyl BAREFE h BENJAMIN.
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tnFFirtIht1
PROCEEDINGS sf the CITY COUNCIL
RATuN ROUGE September, ~, 1860.

RATION ROUGE September, ~, 1860.
AT ID call meeting Of thef Board 81 Sci.
ectmen Of the City Of Baton Rcuge, held
shis day--rresent
JOSEPH NONGET, Mayor,
Nv. Bap,N. En. W. W,hi,s,
lcsfra LAReuiER, II. ToMhiNseN.
r. AapouH. Sa., y. G. McSrAN.
The minutes of TIE previous regular
meeting were reach and approved
On motion OF Mir Montan, II was unan-
imouslv resolved, that the architect Of The
plan Of the Market House, adopted hv this
BOARD. be requested 10 furnish specifications
ID said plan subject TO the approval of
amendment Of the Board
On motion Of MIR, Larguier, Mrs Bush
man was stricken from the rauper llst--'t
has been ascertained that she had other
resources.
On motion Of Mr.. Montan---That
from and after this date, the street
in this city, known by the name q
Church street, shall be called Main street,
and the street known az Main street shall
hereafter be called Church street, for the
reasons hereafter Sc. forth, that Main street
IL not the Main street OF the city. and nearly
all the churches are located on IT, and that
Church street is the Main street 81 'h,s
city, and the exchange Of names would be
appropriate and satisfactory 70 the residents
upon the respective streets, and further.
more that the above resolution be recorded
in the Recorders office Of this Parish, ~
order not to Inconvenience the property
holders on said streets. The yeas and
NAYS were called for and resulted yeas
Hahin, Tcminson and Montan, nays--W'l.
ais, Arbour and Larguier, there being tx
the Mayor gave the casting vote ~ The
negative.
The petition OF Messrs. Washington ant
Dapuy praying the Board 70 grant them thu
nNvilere 10 raise the side walks in front Q
their respective lots Of land, where Tie,
now reside, to the hight Of 6 OF lnche
at their own expense. SAID privilege
were grated
The following accounts were presente'
and adopted
S. M. Hart Il Co, CO., loads bats
during the month Of August 500 I
r. Blanchard Tor services as comis-
sioner OF Municipal Election
on the 7sh, l4th and 18th, A
rril 1856. Q
On motion the Board adjourned Sac %
JOSEPH MONGET, Mayor,
=. GRaNnrRs, Clerk
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WRITER CLurHiNu. Gents are in
~ited to visit the Clothing Emporium
Of w. b. Phillips on Church street
and examine hiH stock before II Ia dis
posed Of. IT they do not wish tc
purchase, Phillips wants them 70 see
how much trouble and expense be
has been 70 provide for Tie Capital
a large and varied assortment Of all
Ahat In 6ne and fashionable. His cash
prices are extremely low.
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Iss III 81 n a

A FRESH supply Of new and popular
n music, jnst received hy Steamer Rob
nsnp; buchanan md Breckenridge Polka I,
Fillmore Scottish Matilda Polka; Nend.
and Sketches No. ta2 by Wallace Gam
hIeis Wife; Ren,lno de la Maeite de pnr-
tire, by Herr; Witches Dance by Wallace,
La rIue de refles by Osborne; I'm a
merry stiugafa Indian Hunter; Daugh-
Ter ol The Regiment, nuatt by berger /,
Fensee Ron,ti1ne, ba Mine petIgnew /,
La Solitude by t.rohe. Gentle Jenny Gray !,
Fare the well all ties are broken, Bnrnan
Lover. Gone is the lalnness Willie
Bell Lone Stay hours, Benedetta siala
Madre, by Hunter Home sehottisch
Champagne pollta; When other friends are
,otna ihee Erin is my Home Louisville
Grand March, Dearest think Of Thee
Cnne gang awa' wi ne Shells Of Ocean;
Oh ! no, and oh YES, Petit Tamboar
Cara Polka; Oh cast that shadow from
Thy brow Fly away pretty moth All
would our eyes had hot met; Sweet Six
teen Polka, with a great variety OF stand
ard Music, by
aneqG GEO. M. HEROMAF.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-25
rmtyo,dsr,es and Lace Goods.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER rag just received h's
assortment Of Embroideries and Lace
Goods, consisting of Rich Valenciennes,
Collars and Sleeves in sets--Honiton Lace
do. Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Col
lars and Sleeves--Emb' Handkercheifs---
Jaconet and Swiss Edgiugs and Insert
ings-Thread and Valenciennes Laces---
Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars
Mourning Collars and Sleeves IN every va
riety, together with many other goods IN
the Embroidery Line. .,,,,,.ns
sentts. w. II. fHlLdiro.