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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20
SALE on tIaE r>TaTI.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
t)UBilC notice is hereby given that the 18th
1 dag Of March next, in front of Charles Par
sons Banking House, IN the city Of kcotuk, be-
tween the hours Of and clock will sell ut pub
lie auction the following real estate, namely. Lot
one block eight fsl If theetty Of keokuk Iowa,
and the south half Of the southeast quarter and the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section 1hir
four in Township siNty i've Range six {6} west ia
Clark County, Missouri o.. ;, 4. /. and Il. 5.
W ;. III. go, Il. q, Clark County Missouri
Terms ot sale one-i3urth cash remainder id four,
eight ana twelve months with siA per interest
Title good and warranty decd given by me
j. +. EDDY,
febl3d&wlsaie BY RANKIN i MILLER.
Agricultural Asank OF Tennessee.
w Il viii receive the notes Of the above Bank
w depositc ms other currency.
A. J.. DEMINa d CO.,
Bankers and dealers il Exchange. Main street.
ian2Gdm Times ana Pos copy I'm
FOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN.
4 new hrec story Brick Store House, NJ ain
a street, viii be sold on long time. Apply to
WM. w. BELkNAP,
Iebsu Real Estate Agent, ID street,
nRESs TRIMMINGS.-The Ladies can be suited
l. in this line at
sep47daw WOODWARD 4 cos.
NEW EMBKOIpERI Is-Nery fine and medium
~ French worked collars, setts Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs
in short fine stock Of goods in the above line. Just
received at IS Main Street,
dec 10 DURKEE 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

CaaF JrsTIcE TAkEr-The whole country
will be reioced 70 learn that the venerable
Chief Justice of tho Supreme Court If the
United States, has so far recovered from Lis
late severe and protracted illness as to be
able to resume bis high Official duties. lie
appeared in his seat in the Supreme Court
yesterday. Nat, Intel, Tuesday.
The \. !. Times remarks very pertnently
"that the man who stands between Caleb
Gushing and the Chief Justice has certainly
strong hold on the affections Of the people. >
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

MoRaoN EMIGRATION. An item has lately
come 70 knowledge which we know to Ne i
fact And that is vheclbarrov emigration
among the SAINTS. over the plains. to Salt
Lake IN the spring And with view Of
accommodating and expediting their transit
to their new home, the wheelbarrow expedi-
ent has been suggested aud acted upon.
An establishment in this city has received
an order, and are now manufacturing, about
five hundred Of these vehicles. 1t IL pro-
posed that many young men, and those with
strength and physical energy to endure the
trip, can pack their kit of provisions in q
wheelbarrow and trudge along to the Valley
OF the Saints. The experiment, at all
events. VII b triel.-LSt Lmi. Ren
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20
KEOkgxS MARINE INSlKANGI co.
(apIImI. 600. 900.
Si.f5o.ooo l!g

INSURANCE Companies for which the under
i signed i Agent. represent a capital Of One Mil
lion One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Ih9y are ssf2 reliable and p rpt and among the
best in the country
Fire, Life, and Marine Policies issued on applica
ton at the office of WI. ". BELKNAP
febIlm 81 street near Main
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

ego Acres # Land 90 under cultivation, near Ca
margo Terms, oH.-thirl cas- h, balance in one two
and three years. Apply t.
SMITH 4 VANSICkLFN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

gt- An Eastern pedagogue 10 'steaching
the Young idea how 70 shoot found ii very
difficult to impress the letter 'sG'' upon the
memory Of an VTchin Of four years. He
finally asked the Young hopeful, by way of
illustration
What does your father say TO the horses,
whom he wants them to turn TO the right %
Hep! get along 2.40i" exclaimed the
youthful prodigy, his countenaneo lit up
With animation.
The teacher has Since adopted different
manner Of illustrating his subjects.
RAILROAD FAcLTY.-The following anec
date, illustrative Of railroad facility, Is very
pointed
- gentleman inquired Of negro the
distance 10 certain point, 'sDat ponds On
circumstances" replied the darkeg. elf
you. = gwlne nfoot, it'll take you 'bont d
day; # you gwiue in de stage or do homnev-
bus, you make i IN half a day but If you
glt u one OBJ desc smoke wagons, yoa be
almost dar now 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20
0ES NAs.r,

LNOR @AlE-Gl0 acres 81 choice land within -four
1 miles ~ thc city. SMITH 4 Y4NsICkLEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

AAiNG determined, hereafter, "a do an exclu-
l. slyely cash business in our retail depart nent
prepared - sell all kinds of Hats Caps Bon
nets. dc. at greatly reduced prices. Our stock il
now very complete, and We keep nothing bat the
best grades OF goods always have the lstest styles
and viii sell lower FIR cash than the common grade.
are sold on credit. - come on with your dimes
"a All kinds u Millinery work done to order,
al tie shortest notice
Oct "a -ftf ID II HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

CT The Duke Of Argyle has been always
putting himself forward with pamphlets,
speeches, lectures and soirees His Grace
once thought that because on one occasion
Lord Derby did not reply to his speeches,
therefore the palm Of victory rested with the
Duke, and crowed Justify. s.My Lords, !" said
the Earl Of Derby. "a short time since
there was enc Of these persons called "nay-
ves," who was in the habit Of allowing his
wife to beat him. He was very large man.
and she was only small woman. The
ne. -hbors asked him why he permitted herr
'Oh, never mind, said he, II anuses her and
don't hurt me-. . Shouts of laughter greet
Cd this aslusion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20
LOCKS MITHINs.

A Largo assortment of Candies, Nuts. AMI For
IA eign Fruits, for sale by
~. fcblqd CREIGHTON A DINNER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

A Ladies Chain Pin, 60 Id. enameled blue and
"a white. lost yeste. day morning. (lsth1
please leaye at this Office, al I'd receive proper re-
ward febl9d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

fSfrBMoANisN u NEBRASKA he citizens
q otoe Go. hive organized Republican
party. and taken substantially the same
ground With the people Of TINS county and
elsewhere. Their example viii doubtless be
followed generally - TIE new Territory. nnd
the late vote for delegate 10 Congress would
seem to indicate that they might, with decent
effort, control public affairs entirely.
FrcrivE SLAVE L,w.-This law is fire.
quently alluded to, We hear, IN the discus
sians provoked by tho pre-en. posture If
rs5Ac affairs, and some of its prominent
t-aF, porenptorily deuiel, We have
as#n r'4ua-ted, therefore, p publish it, OF
some PORTIONS Of i. Very soon we will do
81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

\ METHODIST PARSoN HuNrlNc roR Losr
SaaEp.-A preacher Of the Methods ST Church
was travelling in one VI the back settlements,
and stopped at . cabin, where an old woman
received him very kindly. After setting
provisions before him, she began to question
hun, : Stranger, where mougt.t YOU be
from - Madam, | reside in Sh eIby county.
Kentucky" "Wall, stranger, nope no Of
fence, but what mought you be dom way
up here ~ Madam, | am searching for
the lost sheep of the tribe Of israeli s..Iohn,
John shouted the old lady, '.come rite here
TIM, minute; here's stranger all the way
from Shelby county, Kentucky, hunting
stock and just bet my life that tangled
haired old black ram, that's bin in our lot all
last week, is one Of his',,t"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20

4 Az Thousand B5Hust 81 as HfyIes and aualsGles
~ at j.. i. III MfHkEI GAGE.
octZ3twtf.
III IbLiNEkY Goods ~ etery variety, al 'h4 Iuw-
VI 81 prices. At ID. Ill NpHREI GAGE.
4c;-l1etf.
ENAht.1 huady4d dozen wool aad H. hats 20 every
L st5ies a. ~. Ill MPHREI 8 GAGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-20
Ftpft Ale.
orr SALE,

90 + q bv ~ On First street. between Main John
son. Also, llou., and Lot. corner If Frs and John
son. Apply Ia SMITH a NANaitkLES
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-06
sheriff : EaSc
DISSOLUTION oFc9-PARryEasHIP.

Notice is hereby given tiiet the Co-partner-
~ ship of samuel A. Whiting x Co, in saw iii and
Lumber business is hi day dissolved by mutual consent
nj tho co-partaers said Samuel 4 Whiting having sold
his interest in said The business in future viii
be conducted h. VIM r. Hamilton and John Davey, who
areiutlcr zel 70 settle the business Of sam \. Witt
ting * 60. All ientnis against the viii be presen
ted to them for settlement. Al contracts not completed
0y said co-partnership viii he by them assumed and fill
eI-ana all debts due the viii be paid to them.
SAMUEL. A. WHITING,
WIN r. HAMILTON,
JOHN DAEEY.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-06
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

On Friday Night, near Martinez, A BAY
HORSE, with two white hind feet and one
white fore foot, he was shod before and had a
Spanish brand on the left hip. The finder will
be literally rewarded by calling at Mons. Val
las, Martinez.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-06
SPECIAL INVITATION.

A IL. THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THE LATE
"A firm of TOOMY d OKEEFFE are respectfully re-
uested call and settle their accounts late arrange
ments render it necessary
T00MY Il BROTHER,
Columbia Nov % 1S56-23-tf
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-12-06
5perial Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE :.

IN H f UNDERSIGNED, MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
forms his patrons and customers that he desires
making settlement of all accounts and indebtedness
ON the first of January.
PHILLIP SCHWARTZ
Columbia Dec. 6, 1S56-25-lm
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
t.onewe,.,,.s PEI Agency.

lust received by the subscribers. ~ho
- are the makers pet agents. 30 Cases
Sparkling Catawba 30 Cases Dry Cstsw.
ba. The celebrity aud extensive sale ID
these wines render pulling unnecessary -
The agents would only state, that articles
Of any popularity, are soon couDtensiteh
Hence, those wishing 10 purchase wines ri
this maker, shoi,ld buy them Of his only
agentt here, where they are sold 81, roe'D'is-
sion. . 1t is claimed 10, this wine. that it
il healthier and Of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French Campaghe, The
French mix from three to sin or more kind
of grapes in their wine. One kind Of
grape only is used in the manufacture II
this wine. PURCHASERS dissatisfied with
its quality. will have the money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to The store where II Is purchased
jvlyl BARBEE II BENZ AMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

Tux FiRsr Boar OvER rns FALLS,
The river has risen sufficiently to per.
NIT navigation between Alexandria and
the mouth. for small boats, but tho lat
ter point We understand II 10 almost
Impossible for a boat to pass in conse.
.quence Of the bar. which turns a large
body Of water into tho Atchafalaya.---
The Falls, above this place, present
much the same appearance they have
all the summer---a rushing, tumbling
mass Of water, pouring rapidly through
narrow channels aud broken into foam.
ing pillows below, the roaring Of which
can be heard at great distance dur.
ing still night.
We had supposed II impossible for
a steamboat Of any description either
to ascend or descend In safety these
falls 10 their present condition. But
the adventurous little steamer De Dc,
Capt. Lewis, came down the right
hand channel on Thursday last in fne
style aud without the least difficulty
We do not know that she sustained
the slightest damage, or that she even
touched the rocky bo,tom.----Aier.
-andsra american,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

A8WlrrY REroRr.--On the day Of
The baptism Of the imperial infant in
Paris, number of ladies were stand.
ing behind the ranks of the National
Guard, near the railing Of the park Of
the Caroussel, on the line Of the pro-
.cession to the Metre Dame, when the
Guards, getting tired Of the long de.
lay. lit their cigars, and soon the whole
line was 10 smoke. Some of the Ia
dies began to complain Of the smoke.
An old soldier. turning around, said
with a smile; "Then they don't smoke
in your regiment" A charming little
Parisienns wittily replied: an GU.
regimen. s-Sometimes; bat never ia
my company"
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-s-ss
WI III 4 O..

A FRESH supply of new and popplas
Il music. Just received by Steamer Rob
inson; Buchanan aud Breckenridge Polka /,
Fillmore Scottish Matilda Polka Wood
land Sketches No lag Try Wallace Gam
blars Wife Hnndoo de In Msette tie Poi
ties, by Herr Witches Dsnea by Wallace ,
La rluia de rerles by Osborne Pm a
merry Stingsra Indian Hunter Daugh-
ter Of the Regiment, Duett by Berger {,
Fensee Rointigue, by Mime Pettignew !
Ia Solitude by Grote, Gentle Jenny Gray !,
Fare the we'll all lies are broken, Butman
Lovers Gone il The Talmpess Willie
Belt, Lone Stay hours, Eenedeita tisa
Madr=, by Hunter Home sthottisth !,
Champagne Poke, When olhet friends are
round ihee Erin is my Home; Louisville
Grand March, Dearest | think Of thee +.
Come gang ava wi me- Shells Of Ocean.
oh | no, and oh ! yes Petit Tamhour !
Cara Polka oh east That shallow from
thy brow Fly sway pretty moth All
would Our eyes had moi met Sweet Sin
teen Polka, with great variety Of stand
ard Music, by .......
aug9s, GEO. NJ. HEHpMAN,
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utfar OPENING AZ The toLp uHEAp sToHHl
81 dawn town. n full assss tmsht fall good
which wilt be sula as usHal NJ The lowest hgnres.
The new stock 10 ne~ eotaplste, and ebhpessd ~
he following desirable ggpds.
no M u res
u. ", "a. a. tp44. tlrnwn afra pieaeI,ed Cation
t,oweils; OR abufgs benims, CHECK /: Shifting
stripes, n,ills, Tiekinus; re.
WOLFE Ms.
Hsps,ivs; Lipdseys; Georgia plainsi Kentucky
Jeans, iitm tIadspya Fattineis. bnctshinsi
Gasinetes Cloth Ae.
ma MSS q cons.
C.irrepp Al nl,e &C., Toe, and iqS hahasomp
French ditto, Musiins lie Lame he'eee ne
Jssne. weysted serteh paid English Metlno :
French Merns ainghamsi Popelinesi hlarR
silks: fancy Flaid and Striped ei'hs' siofeh"e !
nIAGW aooDs.
MrvHstsa rat,roFs tlsct Musilpe 10 Lalnes
ptset hIe,,po; biaeh Alrseca Black nareee !,
Black Lusirine Black netnhasihe de-
uHNfTUUE GOObs.
ruytajs CalIeoee! Plain buff niue and Red,
French ttaehsia Hanging Fa tin stripes and ha m
sst nuns Fancy Ca'd window nan'aah ditto
we.ien Ia MASKS Embroidered Muslin CHI, 'ains;
pfeche dittpi Sc
suNDHlEa.
Hosiery ~ all kinds: Gler.ss trisl, Linen:
Diapers tiurhabqeh and french Towels Heavy
ia ma al Table rioth Crash Corded Skirts I:
embroidered ditto: arass tip,h. retfumety ,
Needless Tapes, uars, trs'ds, Velvet Trimmings,
Cambria and siA Pocket 1Iandkerehie f. Ne.
ULOTHINa-
Heavy blanket and Pilot ever cnats: snnd
warm business paiatets, ffeek and dress coats
Cnttnnade pants! sattinet aud cashmere pants /
Kentucky jeans parts. Canton flannel and Jeans
drawers. LINEN shitts dittn, eeitnn back do,
fancy heson, nndei-s shirts hickory and check
shtts, fancy and black s,h and cashmere waist
coats
sHOgs.
Ladies' hid shoes. ditto, Meterep; auat skin !!
ditto. rfahplia gattets ditto, Fine Kid, high
heel shoes uentemen's Rip rsgeed and sewed
bragans. dittn, Patent Leather shoes ditto.
heavy Horse Leather, water proof. hunting ahoest
Heavy nnssets and black negro lraeans. Double
sole peeaed bauta attic. tiddk soied mud boots /.
Ere neh ia " skin hosts Super Philadelphia wa
ter proof boots Misses aud Beys slices Infants
shoes and beotH.
HATS.
Gents Hack silk Hats mack ana ufay Sport
Ing iiata! Youths 1tats Infants Fancy bresa
Hate! Cieth. plush and Glasnd Cars. Infants
Velvet Gaps. Water pteofolased tailoring Hats.
Together with vatiety Of other articles Ton
long 70 he enumerated and which We invite aur
friends and patrons 10 come and examine before
all the hAttaAiNH are gone.
L0TtN1EN,
Formerly Paul Choppihs Cheap Store.
aanitaa 4 m
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
r,,dro,,Icrics md Lnos Goods.

TIE SUBSCRIBER has just received his
| assortment Of Embroidcries and Lace
Goods, Consisting Of Rich va)enciennes,
Collars and Sleeves in sets--Hopiton Lace
do Embroidered Jaconet and SWISS COL
lars and Sleeves--Emb'd. HandkeTcheiis--'
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insert
ings--Thread and Valeuciennes Laces--
Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars
Mourning Collars and Sleeves IN every va
riety, together with many other goods IN
the Embroidery Line. -
septiS. w. u. rHlLLlro.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
F,nE AT NAsnvlLaE. A Nashvill

F,Rs AT NASHVILLE. A Nashville
despatch, of the 26th ult.. says:
This morning, 1 o'clock, a fire
broke out 10 the Firemen's Hall, nc
the north of the Market House; cause
unknown.
|. burned off the roof and upper
story of the building before |. could
be subdued BY the exertions Of the
tiremen--the Market House was say.
ed--loss not considerable.
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Hardware.

THE undersigned have been for the last
i month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures, and a,e satisfied Il At they
have in store. the largcat and most varied
assortment of Hardware out Of New Or
leans, which they offer Tor sale ut their
usual low rates. Purchasers vii find il to
their interest to call and examine, beioie
sending to the city
LARGulER II LANOUE.
ser30 Cor Lafayette and Flerids.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
plantation lard xynrr.

CEn PAIRS straight and twisted
~oO trace chains; 1000 lbs Bright log
and OK .hainH Double and Single Breast
chains, tongue and stretchers 200 doz. as
orted cotton and cane hoes; Pump chains
II and ! inch Pump riggings and planes
Spades and Sl,ovels l.. and s. Hanaley
Ases--ky. and Yankee pattern; Boys axes
from , to 4 lbs, Pick axes and mattoeks
Sythe blades from "a to a. inch, at
septa0 LARGUIER X LANOUE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

flNHE uNhFHHIGNEp has just received by steam
J. CT Empire CITY, his entire stock Of FAN aud
Winter Clothing, together with large assofimeut
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, embracing near.
" every article IL that line. Ills assortment Of
Gents Ready made Butts. consisting Of Pants.
be had IN all cpiera. All these who want 10 have
the nsat selection, and get good ~ would do
we'll to call early, hetore the sises are hrehen,
Eepsb=ay, W. u. PHILLIPS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

LRr HtM HAVE A puaLtc REoEr.
r,os.---prince Meeklenburg Sehwerin,
brother Of one Of tho reigoing Grand
Pukes Of Europe, a magnificent de.
faulter 10 the amount Of more than half
a million Of pounds sterling, has just
arrived In New York.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
SHERIFF SALES.
Esaafn1,acG ANLr.


STATE OF Louls1ANA--Pafs.h Of East
Baton Houge==aixth Judicial District
t'oa,t-- No ts70l.
J. NJ, Relf " Co,
T,udesp. Hutchinson II Go.
state 1t !,ppsiana--Patish Of East Baten
Roupe-Sixth judicial District Court,
No. 1854
James A. Mediation
Jordan Holt
state Of teu,sia,,a-~passh Of East Baton
1ouse-kigth Judicial DISTRICT Court.
mo 1901
Robert u Besie
Jordan Holt.
State Of f,ei,isiana=Patish Of East Haton
Reupn-4- Sixth Judicial District Court,
No 1881
William Bogel,
VS.
Ioldan Holt.
DY VIRTUE Of wtits nl tefe taclas, -
ID suej in The above entitled end mum
beted raises, and directed 10 The sheriff Of
The Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from the
Hon Sixth judicial District Court, IN and
lo, The Parish Of East Baton Rouge. and
State aforesaid. have seized snl viii offer
al Public Sale OH the premises, m The rlaha
tatipn known az Little Misery plantation,
situated about six miles from the City of
Baton Rouge, Oh
SATURDAY. Ath day Of October, 1850.
al II o'clock a. NJ, of said day, all The
riyht, title, interest and claims Of the de-
PENDANT, Jordan Holt IN and to The following
ptepetty hereinafter set forth aud deserih~
ed, TO wit
A CERTAIN TRACT Of land, cultiva-
ted as Sugar Plantation, in The Parish OF
East Baton Rouge, formerly "Couttanaa
Plantation, = containing six hundred and
t,ynnty seven acres. bounded on the north
Inv another tract OF land belonging to the
sane plantation, East by lands OF Mrs.
Penny, formerly Mrs Dunn, south by lands
| vt George Gatig.
ALSO. ANOTHER TRACT adjoining,
on The north, containing One Hundred and
| Eighty acres. Founded on the NORTH by
o,he, lands Of said plantation, East by Pen.
nv, west by lands OF Dr. Laycock and
south hy the tract just above described.
ALSO, ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining
| On tn, north OF The last tract described
formerly known as the Murdoch Tract, "
| containing seven bundled and twenty acres
| bounded on the north by lands Of ]. d. Bs-
| ker, formerly Phillips, East by lasds, own.
ers unknown, west by Dr.. Layeoce, and
| south by Tho tract above described.
AND ALSO, ANOTHER TRACT of
land known as tbe =" Powers Tract, y con-
| tanning One Hundred acres, boundnu north
by the public road leading to the Am'te
River. north east by lands OF Mrs Penny.
south by lands Of Henry kean and west by
those oi Mrs. Lobdell, with all the build
tngs and improvements upon the above
described plantation .-.
Also, the following Described slaves, now
attached to the said plantation
| SAM BLACK, aged about 20 years.
| sAt FLETCHER. aged about 10 years
pIIitis. IL years. aud her Robert, an infant.
CARROLL. aged 20 years.
| SMART. aged ~ years.
| ISAAC, aged N years,
MACON, aged I'd years,
| RICHARD, aged 30 years.
LOUIS, aged Il years,
LITTLE EATER, aged "a years.
AMY, aged - Years,
| LOUISA, aged ~ years;
STEPHEN. aged 70 years.
| KITTY, aged ~ years
PATSY, aged 81 years,
| MATILDA, aged ~ years,
| JOSHUA, aged 81 years,
nEN, aged 81 years,
| FLORA, aged 81 years,
| CHARLES, aged On years.
NANCY BLACK. aged 30 years,
CELIA, aged IA years,
| RUBIN, aged IS years,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment Of China, Glass
n and Flint Ware, Ornamented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Self. sealing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall, and Astral Lamps .
Also, just received fine assortment OF
Rocking Chairs, Aymoirs. tables, &c, nc.
iulyi0 J. PIPER o. Wv.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
I'm nksl RO o L II

lust RECEIVED the following works (
u Goodfirhe's Primers and readers BIZ
bles and Testaments, various bindings .
Thornton's and jays prayerbooks The
Childs Scripture Questions, and also,
Bright's md Gums Family Practice. Pln-
,arh's Lives, paley's evidences Of CHRIS
tianity; Clark's Scripture Promises /;
rooke's Pantheon; Methodist Hymns
discipllnes and eaiechisms, in various bind
ipgs, Wesley's, Taylor's--Burbet's W.
lsge-- and Russel's Sermons Mosheim's
Church History; funyan's Pilgrims Pro
gress and Holy War; A PASTORS Sketches
and Pulpit Cyciopaedia. by
ang26. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

81. JAMES Lopas,--rhere will be reg.
.ulas monthly communication Of g. James
Masonic Lodge, al their Hall, corner Of
Man aud Church SITS, this Saturday
evening See notice.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
Housc Furnishing.

MATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers;
w oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps
enanelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
Ties: cast iron and earthen Spittoens: oval,
souare and Gothic Walters; salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes, Glimmers and
Wick; rich center table French busters I;
common Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
BILE Casters, at MosTAs * hUGuET.
mays. Cnurch street.
FRENCH d AMERICAN BHANDIEs
.en-1s M. @. BRYAN
South East Cor. Corr Souss Square.