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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-11
County Clerk.


On last Saturday in pursuance Of the call of
the Committee, a large convention were in at
lendance and on the third ballot Mr.. John c.
Baxter was declared the nominee Of the con-
vention. Mr.. Baxter is citizen of our town,
of long standing and favorably known as a
man against whom naught in truth can be said
derogatory Of his character as man, gen.
tleman and a citizen. There was some warmth
manifested by the friends OF the respective can
didates, but all should now, and doubtless will
place their shoulders to the wheel. and assist
in elccting the ticket, the whole ticket, and no.
thing but the ticket, Union of the friends
of Liberty and suffering Kansas, is required BIZ
these momentous times, and not little gallnps
and heart bdrnngs to rule our actions.
Principles not men, is the prize we are now
contending for. Every man cannot have his
rrst choice. some must compromise, and some
always have done SO where there were several
candidates for the same post. Union. Hsrmo.
ny and Christian feeling of compromise of
men should be therule, for the steadl fast friends
oil freedom Look out for your pro..laverv
opponents remember that not thing will be
leIt undone that can be done to SOW the sosd,
oil ds'ord and dissension amongst us so that in
dlsuniOn they may conquer.
II IS IN the same spirit, that they now feel 80
Kind 10 the Fillmore disunion.
They cnunt avarv
vote for "ten cent Jimmy"
Again We say, Union and Harmony uro,
our county ticket will insure heavier Freedom Un
victory in November. NO"i
All that went into the convention sbould he
governed by the action of that convention "a
straight going men. This we think is the ON
| ly true course for the friends OF Liberty. Union
and Fremont. For true it is, we did not our.
selves get our GrSt choice, hut nevertheless We
go win heart and soul for the nominee,
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REPRRsETATIvE ELECTORS.

REPkkSEIAIlVE bLEClOho'
Bia.
1st-JOHN B. STALL0, Of Hamilton.
qd-RI CHARD NJ. CORWlNE OF Hamilton
3d-PETER ODLIN. of Montgomery.
4.h--JACOB S. CONKLlN, OF Shelby.
slh--E. P. EVANS, of Adams.
.7th-WILLIAM II, P. DENNY, Of ofWanen
BtL-J. r. HUBBEL, Of Delaware.
9th--RO5ERT e, PENNINGTON, of Seneca
IOth--FRAN CTS CLEVELAND, Of Scioo
lIth-- JOHN WELC II, of Athens
Iath--DANiEL HUMPHREY. of Licking,
lS.h--HENRY d. COOK. of Erie.
I5th-JOHN NJ. HODGE, of Tuscarawas
I6th-DAVIS GREEN, of Washington.
l7th-NILLER PENNINGTON. Of Belmont.
I9th-AARON WILCOX. of Lake,
2Oth-JAMES DUMARS, of Mahoning.
2lst-AN0S 4. BUSS, of Carroll
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REPUBLICAN STATE 4ICK.T.


SUPREME JUDGE-LoNG TERM,
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler
SUPREME JUDGE-sHORT TERM,
OZlAS BOWEN, of Marion.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUTno WORKS,
JOHN WADDLE, Of Ross.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
AESON SMYTH, of Franklin.
YoR N#NDER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN WADDLE, of Ross.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
C. 7. WALC0TT, of Summit.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Of Harrison.
FOR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS,
LYMAN W. POTTER. Of Golumbiana.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET,
ClEEK OF COURT:
JOHN G. BAXTER, of Centre Township
COMMISSIONER,
JACOB STRAYER, of Harrison Township
CORONER.
JAMES PATTI IN, Of Centre Township
INFmMARY DIRECTOR,
WILLIAM NlVIN, OF Union Township.
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We would respectfully suggest 70 our pOiiIi
cal opponents that they next undertake to
prove lha, there is no such person in existence
as Col. Fremont Belmont CAronicle
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mont is Catholic. never intended to say THAI
he was a Catholic. never slSted that l
should vote for him. have heard Of no eV-
idence to prove IhSt he was Catholic the
fact that lie was married by Catholic Friest'
IL sueh was the case, furnished but little eVI-
dence that he was Catholic. CaIholle clergy
men often marry those who are not Catholics
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Mem advertisements.
SALE OF LAND,
Thomas George a. Admin.
istratOr Of the Estate vii
liam Earl, deceased.
Petition to sell Land.

-~'t NNNNe~t ~NN's'e" W ASh h4uus
John Earl ct ais.
Pursuant to an order Of the Probate court Of C.rro
county, Ohio will sell at public vendue,
On Saturday the llth day Of October 1856, on the
premises the following real Estate belonging TO the Ca
tate Of william Bari deceased late Of Carroll county,
to wit: being part Of the North Eas; quarter Of sec.
ton ten in township thirteen and Range four In Carroll
county Ohio and for boundary described as beginning
at the South Vest Of the above quarter section
running thence with the line Of said quarter seven
~ poles thence North to the road leading from George
Green's 70 William Potts, thence In North eastefly
direction along the said road with its meahders to where
the road the western line Of said quarter sec
tion adjoining the land Of George Green, thence with
said quarter section line the place Of beginning con.
tanning fifty acres more or less.
Ttrms Of sale: One third in hand and balance in two
equal annual instalments with interest secured bV
mortgage on the premises.
Sale To commence at II o'clock noon and close az
4 j. III. Of said day.
THOMAS GEORGE
Sept. IL, sc. 4w DR.. fee 1915 Administrator.
state Of Ohio. Carroll County SIS,
John B. Moody, Admir- of Probate Court
William White Decd
vs. Petition TO sell land.
Elisabeth White Widow
and John White ct ais,
To John White, alexander Moody. and Elisabeth
Moody his wife, SAMUEL Moody, ard Phebe Moody bis
wife, OF Benton county Iowa. David White of Pike coun
ly Illinois, John KhkWOod AID Mary KirkwoOd his
wife of Dearborn county Ineiana, William Peterson,
and Jane Petersen, his wife, OF Indiana and the Heirs
at law and children Of Sarah Tells deceased who was
daughter Of deceased whose number name and res.
dence are unknown and the children and heirs at law
of William Whe Jr deceased, who a son Of deee.
dent, whose number, name and residence are unknown
You are hereby Informed that on the 4h day Of Sep.
tember A, D. 1856 said administrator fled his petition
in the Probate Court Of Carroll county Ohio against
yon and Others the Jet and prayer Of he Petition
IS to obtain an order &C. On the llh day of October
A. D. 1856, for the assignment Of the Dover Of Eliza
beth White, the widow of William White, deceased in
and for the sale Of the North west quarter tf Section
twenty eight (2S) in Township Twelve Q2) OF Rargs
four (4) containing Go or less--beng the
land Of which William White died seized, and on which
he resided at the time of his dtah, in Lee Township
Carroll county Ohio.
John B. Moody Admir-. Of VIM. White.
| By VAN BROWN,
Sept IL. Sc. ". pr fee s4,OO his attorney.
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Wm. Hogg
Chas. Il. Miller,
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. a

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 4.
Advices from Kansas to the 29th ult,, state
that the Pro-slavery forces, numbering about
1900 under command OF Gen. AtchiSon, were
that day to concentrate upon Lawrence, which
place was to be attacked on the following Sun
day. .....
The Free State forces at Lawrence is report
ed 10 befr2m /, 500 to 1000.
News of the attack is hourly looked for.
LAIRR.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.
Pro slavery accounts from Kansas. received
this evening, say that on the 3oIh. Capt. Reed
at the head OF $50 pro slavery men, had bat
tie al Ossawatamie with 200 free state men un-
der command Of Brown.
The fight lasted about an hour, Free State
party routed with loss, 20 killed and several
wounded. Brown and his son reported killed.
Pro.Slavery party had five wounded. ossa-
watamie was burned to the ground and all
the am munition and provisions was carried a.
way.
Gov. 0eary arrived hero to day aud will i'm
proceed to Kansas.
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IN STATE OF WILLIAM WHITLA,-Notice is here
IA by given that the undersigned has been appointed
an qualified Administrative the estate Of Willis
am Whta, deceased late of Carroll county, Ohio,
September a, 1885. ELIZABETH WnITLA.
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RRIDGE Notice

Notice Is hereby given tlat PrIcsa;s will be ICcei.
we'd by the undersigned pt the House of B She,od
in Orange township Carroll county, on the 9th Of
Sept, 1856, for the building da btge across Conottcn
creek, at or said SheCGs. Specifications CEN be
had at any lime by calling or Mr. sherod.
JACOB STRAYER,
WM. WALTERS,
Sept IL 't6. Con missioners
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ESTATE0F JOHN L. MILL Err Notice is lerCiy
Igiven that have been orpohtCd ard qualified as
AdmnisIato Of the estate of John L. Miller deceased
late of Carroll county, Ohio Persons having aims a.
ganst said estate Should present them for settlement
Sept II, Sc ISAAC MILLER.
STOCKHOLDERS NO7TCE-7Ie Stockholders Of
Nthe G. G. Il. R. Company will take Notice that there
will be an Election held at tfer flee in Carrollton ON
Saturday tie ii Cuy Of October for tfer Directors to
serve for one year,
HARVEY CCGSIL
sept II, '56. I'd President.
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~ Ter Ilncs OF Isss U 70''0
cred a Square.
tz-Aarwtisers must be particular to mark the Num
-. A. i...,tiou sn .As face Of their advertisements
., .y vi be published until ordered out, and charged
accordingly. IT,.
--R- Advertisements should be handed in by TUES
nay soRxIxe, 20 insure insertion that week.
~ JOS WokK neatly aRd expedtionsly eHeeuteu AZ
t,is Office. on tue shortes possible notice.
srGEO. A. CROFUr. 7S South Fourth street, a.
bove Walnut. Philadelphia is our authorized agent to
sbtan Advertisements for us in that city.
~ Woo9, 4 QuIS, Publishers OF the Commercial
Register" are our New.YOrk Agents. Office lAO Ful-
tsd strtet, New York.
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. FREMONT.
OF CALIFoRNIA,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON,
or NEw.JE

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
SALEB B. SMITH, of Hamilton county,
JACOB PERKINS, Of TrumbulI county,
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R CHEES z on hand and for sal VOW b
~ ~ ~ ct th R. r.. Ware house,
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INSl1R N('E.

s,',t',e." ni"s"", t"s,.."".. so.r rn. '
/" n.t"" Is""a4.
f,"atr",,,tsJhv At aftsg;s,,,tn,s rfionia'.,,,,.
Arrr,tej, Npteh I'm. isbb
authorised Ial.ttni. .:... $500. .sNNl. I'M.
The 9e,,the,r W"f.ai h,e",ane cpmn.py,
ot Baton Rouge. have This LAY commenced
operations, anl a'e l"epa,el I" take F,ee.
Maa'He aud R'vrp HisLa.
Directors.
James N Brown. ;, Lem Bonueca,e.
John u. kleinreler. Aml,ew Malta,
Fe,sns Permission " + 1"nnarl,
l"s Y Durable. 1osprh la,g,e,
4. q Mediation. WIN H. Iiks.
Trustees.
W y Walker. lessee Hart.
= " T"n'ad, I. Iay,"rt.
thpa A He'h, 'a,uns VI U,,tnot.
F'rstl,ene Alan, W H. Phillips.
JOSEPH, =. Williams. 'lhnnpson J Iirl,
y Y. N"ltn naniel u, Avaty,
J"hh A. nougho,'y. Samuel NJ Ilai.
WILLIAM s, rlKE, Pest.
AIrrtr kntrrtps. gnc'y.
Baton Rouge. lany. ~, la5G tf.
THE NJ UT II At.
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
or NEW ynnK
Net dernumiifeR r,,sh E'unH.
0.Oa..775
AN the profits divided a,,nng the Insured
FREp s.. WINSTON. T,est.
laAAc AEB0TT. Sew
/ CUAs, GIL. yht"n,y
4. nEt tFopeH 4: l'lHe, duly aulh"rizad
agent t"s fa."h Rouge. ~. lp-y.
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.vrsr *I,rtlsg EOOels !

OfDNoR is now opening the follow
~ Ing spring aoods. reed by the latest arrivals
M1i11"er
Paris spring Eohheta, STRAW. Hair ana Lane, far
a'liea and Misses. llibhvus rlnmos, Flowers, 6e
Gtnr Dress t.s,s,sIs.
Oraandle. narege pain anJ nouloe1 Dresses
r'ain and Flnnn.nd dresses Atnslih AMI tseohat
Floupead Dresses i'rllahtnes. White mud trlcr
oh tac"nnts. Suias. Nansu"t and Null Mnsiins /,
white Embroidered Nnbea and atirts F,nh,rid-
cred Fwisa Muslin. In parss Ettiped hnd check
Muslins, every kind.
n ~ sprO1dcs1ea.
Embroidered Muslin and Jheenet bands Eml'd.
Muslins aud Jaennsis Fdgine mud Inserting col
lars. Cheiuisstts and alreveH. a gye,k ya,Jety.
f1s,sssCstlr ttsnpls.
irish Linen, tine, lawns. Cninrnd and White
l"hhinesa Mosquito bars Linen for Mosquito lara
French, English ahd American Haieo Prinia,-@
Ninghh,ns, Checks aud rlaib Dress 'snndss
rcrf'smery 0r Every Description.
Tnrseta, Ho"red stirta aud False Hair. In ahnn.
dance. " Third Htreet- opposite the Posteflies
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First Arrival OC the ECs,sOpp
AT TiIE oNT plllGE
fIOlhtlsg S;sssl,Oviy,1,,.

THF' s"bsf''bet has risf received ~
u steamer CnrHurs1 c,,y. f,nm New
York large aud beautiful assortment Of
GFNTS TrHNiSUINt; GOOUS.
Consisting ot Linen l'osoin Shirts. Silk
Cotton a"l Metno untet shirt. shirt COL
la's. Linen aud Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Snslende,s. Linen and silk Pocket
HAkf. ',asata. Neck Ties, Srn,is S'orls.
Nc. a'| at which have boon seIrrtrd lrnn,
the most fashionable houses in New York
aud will he sold a, low prices. Ia order Il,
Il" l"s'''e and give satisfaction I" each hny-
e's, he has made il rule in all eases to
deduct ten per cent ~, cash, and will il ali
cases strictly adhere to TINT principle.
septd-v. W. u. rHItIIrS
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Stcnl, Pressed Brick.

NOR the convenience of the citizens al
l. Baton Rouge. an office has bee, one H.
ed at JosauA BsA.'s SroRs, opposite the
Haruey House, where orders may be left
inr immediate transmission I. the STEAM
Rs,cN and IrMnrn MnL,s. Of the snhscri
her. and will he filed with quick desratc b
a. il given at the Office on the yard. those
wishing u firm and durable article, are So
l,cltcd to test the quality Of the STEAM
PRsssen. H.s-Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities, at loves. markc,
rates. )aus2S-tD j. II. SCHENCK.
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NEW GOODS.

1tlsT RECEIVED per stearslip ra ha WIN, f,n,
- Nsw y"'k, Beautiful Whit. a,,i Trir.rH r,,il
lien''"es. P,fi" and Plaid White Ja-oua's, Main
sn"ks, swss M,s'i"s, Fn,'tri'le, et pwiss aud To-,
nnet Bands. Plain hlack and Gnln,eh narpers.
Lad'ea an,' Misses white 'i"ttnn itnse Hlopl au,,
''""'ed silk Glrver, Filet Mits. nlatt and White
f,are 'rila,s aud siantes Figured md rla,,,
silk rasases, Htass. Hair tiI"th apd Uo,1uI
skirts. fpr sale ee,r tIiIAr At the
PH'taseIFHit tHstrfssn sfunr.
hrt'' w t,nfnya'tp Eitnrt
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TIE DAILY COM ET.
u. a. PIX NJ, 1;dtt"s A rsnr.;et..
Office on Third street.

~ farms. .-IpF subscription 10 fseal ~ the
t"t- ~ sF' ~ Uer a"nn,',, rtsalla IN advatt!a .,
~ W ~ tht @sl''fati"n "ls sis months. The Wnet
" ID published 81 ~ tOrat ntnute invAyislfy Il.
advance. Roth will he pun" ilg delivered viii
l" W." limits "f The i'itv ~ the taf,ts,
sS Ansesststaa.- .-hty Dollar pe, sunn n
's' fhn H'st '',se.'"n an'l irl 'ia e,a,,t,.t r.,
eyer subsequent nst,ien-tei, linrs ~ tsss. en,
s''fn'n y sltta,n.
ksnr Y Ahvertising. Mp,elxnia, Tta
1e,s. nnd others. win bu et1,,attel wifi ~, ~.
ue"sf reasonable terms.
EY ttst~ NnvA - fpHn facilities r., Il .np
I"'' Wn'k With "eatnpss ami daspatr' lin eil
F'tiies ~ crtts. tart,ut In ttas ss.I i,y any
taIst,',1',t II, the tiity -4st.akas,
IFw.ens hefFs s-nstL 1teRrts i'esrHps In,
UrA''1 nttt ~ tAtpTas as-zPpnbnA ANeS-~lE Nj atrf,u
lttRrfs HnHnHtsrs' EsnFta @fspns t'tprn, W.
a'' F'atf'Hn tnHrsr fpr further particulars.
IN viie gnp ~ taii md set sttr specimens
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4 rssossg tlae Late Arrivals
DF NEW aOpps AT THE

BF NEW HUppS AT THE
t'nI'"d.'uh," Cheap s"s'. st..e.
WILL ha found beautiful new style
" Paris hataens rlr.npe ,.l'es. very tl,aar
large resentment " Satin namoei, T.i,le ttl,.tIs
a"d Hart'as, very s"re'iot quality IT HsHta Ii,t-
en to"'''i" He'''hn,"liafa afen pircAs ,f snlh,
white lineu d.'il. f., eoin 1T the
FH'itpnlrH'a GHhap NAsu Ftnpr,
'"arphH la Yaltn sttest
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Arfbitfftural CARDS, &f.
c. @. WILSON.

Houee. Sign h Ornamental Painter,
Third Street. tvs doors N",th Of The Poet Oiliea,
HAVING re,,"aua"t'v ipratet ~ ttatr, t,auee
u wa wnN respectfully seli.it u she,a ~ ti,e
pnhll, patronage peing ptactcatle work,aen. We
ave ~ watt fn The Nsnet taa s,t,atta tets o,,ti IN
the hest style
also. Training, Nterbiine, Htasing md Paper
hanging npailf ssprtitsd
Plantation wrsk solicited aud promptly
attended III ,tpeta y
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Nfw q bfap Slort.
Beautiful Spring l.oo.,a,

'fsT RFNF'fFh re, stea'rsI,'r tnha ,rl,a, f,n,n
New YORK, anI pt.ened this ,n,rti,,e, q t.l,a.e
se'nrtic' Ut Ia'ies n,tss GerIa Flu,,eai rsat
eye Re'es. uhaly. plain aoi lork pa,.tns.
d'"ehams. lawne, very fne hIa"t Aira". '',ts,
honba,ise Fnelisl, a,,1 f,e'eI, r,.ts l,illianas,
'"the' Law,'s. Paris sYlrhiles. raw a,ti,in f.,
ladies dresses, Grenadines SC, at the
rHtitAbtLFltA CHEAP NAat srntF
"arS5 Lafayette stfnet
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Music Teaching.

INNE subscriber. well known1 s52
l. 10 the citizens Of BAtonJ HTH
Rouge, from long rcsideAce, cilsrs his rre.
'esslonal services to the public, u a Teacher
'i the PASe fcxvr, the v,ceiN, and Cox.
Nkr.A-ptsrcN. He will also furnish mu.,,
trr Private Parties, SciTe. &c. Letters
Addressed 10 him through the pos, Office.
wa 10 promptly answered. and orders let,
at tac Comet Office, will meet immediate
attention. locual II. w. JOLLY.
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au'u r1AurIys4a.

INET nneaivsd frrin New ya,k a,tn,intr TwrH, !
" F'yP rn"ss WlityE aud NUl4pHtb MATING!
whith will ha said NJ VEHT Tow PRICES at Tho
FHtanrirnIA tHHAr GAsn RruRB.
ar' VI. Gafavetta Sttnat
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Steam IsaCkingl

IUTIA lerc!n Steam Packing
~ Kentucky and Cotton rneknp; Gasket pr
per aud Navy Oaknn Steam Ehs, Furnished md
Polished; Sieam stops and GuAg5 Cocks; Er"sa
Coupling and Connecting Cocks for iron or COPE
per pipes, always on hand Mt
jnn.!7-y. LAEGTIEE b LASCTE.
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uDrcaa 'u'cirsssssingsi

WILL be oIouod this morning n
w beautiful assortment # la,1i.s ti,asa hin
"i"es II the 'asee tat'a style ensh a,d I,r,,hat
hil"'ns, st The FH,lAbFtrntA GaFAp Usspstupr,
,na, " ~ In 10 Eirspt
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JOSEPH McklIKIClt.
.4rchttcCtN ~ wtIAcg'.
AArp ~ Fin,s'.,. E'tst n N,tre ~,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the


I WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
J attention II the public. 10 my arrange
,nenis "a, the New Yea, Having na,le
at'anteme,'ts with onu IT the hast mann :.
featuring es'ahlis',t, onts 9in Cincinnati,
an prepared 10 furnish aasl, i,en,s anA
llliuls. ma.lp "t The hest White time t,n-
her, ahl If spre'i"t workmanship aud
,"n'h thnarat than ran he male IN the
an,th, Persnna wishing I" bni'I w"ul,l
finl II ~ their advantage /. consult me
hefnra t,i,liht
V,drrs irnm The country earnestly soil
cited. Country work "t nl kinds rrcn,rt-
" attended to IN the m"st wn,L,nanlika
manner
rlans and specifications for city and cont
'ry Houses, suburban Villas. alt sive,, IN
The r"st approved styles. An kind. ei
,lnl Wr,lt attended tn will, neaiueas and
dispatch. Natat C,atnr,,s ,,ada ~ tho hest
material ian.m
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WHITE uorronr arm LINENS.

I'fFV HF'HlVEb, p"r Fieemsr taI'awha frnm
u New t"fk anelin''s Gas Int " st,i, tina e.,i.
TONS and Liunn Ehi,i hnsn,,s. f"t sale very low a 1
the PIN Anht ru,a ,,t,r. = =. .cn stapr
apl. VI. l,ai yeti Street
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I'VE subscribe, respectfully ,1'uths his
] thanks II hia friends aud customers WIN
have during The past tea, l'herallv aaven
him their patronage. and iakos this Meth
"d, ct lUt.sn,'ng the,n aud the public NJ
la'g, that he has now on hand a large l,t
Of seasoned lumber and everything ,e1u's-
lie '"' The undertaking successful r"nrla-
ton "t all w",l, in The shape of llo"se
buildings. blinds. Sash and ncot.. fitting
ny ot stotea. llar-too,ns IN the hest. most
du'ahle and wn,knan,ke style. Allc,leta
lett al D. G. Airn'an's Hardware Store. tho
rrs' Office, =, at my shop on Firth street
adioining ~ Pete, and ~. raul'= college
will meet with prompt attention
dec2t. q. l., SEES.
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TO kpOrtlan & n.

A FEW doz best English, Stub Twist
~ p"nhle and FineIe barrel shot Hnns. Be
sites, Game l.ags, Powder Iinrns. Patent Waddiug.
Fnileh Lined aud Central fire Caps; Wnd Ont
trs Gun Tubes, aud every thing elas connected
In that line, Mt LAEGUIER h LASOUE,
jau.l7-y Cor. Lafayette aud Florida sts.
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}lruftgsianol Motitts.

hR. q. w, NEARlNt'. otlara hia pro
" 0essional services to the public, Office na
"hns"h st-nrpns'te Wa.l,iit, nay's ttua s,e,e.
Residence sn Ma's Street, tetwsaa uh",ch aud
Notth streets ,lpch.y =
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Cart and Wagon Harness.

A FULL ASSORSMENT Of Collars,
m Hames, Blind brides, Cart brcechng,
Car saddles, Waggon harness, Trace chains
&C.. which we offer at metlerate prices.
iaujsdyI LARGUIFR Il LANOUF.
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To Usun N tern.

A lKlN'S Corr and Cotton Cu,tvatot
IA This truly useful agricultural inprov-
men', has been fully tested hy highly res-
rec'ah'e aud practical planters VIII" attetlnl
trial. say that by it, ,,ae, in the cultivation
ct Corn. Cane. or Cotton, there ia a saving
Of at leas. one third the labor to ,nan mud
hcrse over the common rlcw. IT. new
invention. Patented March %. isig.
Planters are invited t. ral' an,l examine It .
A supply on hand and tor sale bv
W. f. TttNNARD
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To ESlacksszsitlss, Carpenters
and COOIers.

4 NVILS, WOES, BELLOWS. Stock
II and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Tongs. Files
Of all sizes and description, also full a.
sortmcnt OF Carpenters and Coopers tools
Jan lsdyl IARGUIER & LANOUF.
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Carriages. Harness. whips. Il g

Cnrrtngrs.uunrsacss. Svhiu,..tkC. q.
'1NHE Subscribers assortment ot carria-
Il ges, Harness. whips. &c. is now cr.,,-
pctc. aud ho invites an examination pl
h,A stock before purchasing in New Or
'ca"s, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Wa,eroom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing IN
superior style at the old established stand
ec,ac- ct Main aud Church Streets.
W. +. TUNNAEp.
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lsrssSr rss(us,Nl Cart.

hE nnCllflN. ni The Medical Faculty
~ ol Monipell'e, tF,anes) having To-
teren.ly established himself in this CITY
"tia's his rfoie ssioeal services to the public
oil lie will at all times be found at Mr..
rr,rh's residence, lneaf fudge l,ufk' =
unl,sa professionally engaged rcs25-u
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.vOxlrc.

A Ill persons indebted to me for Store Bills, viii
II please remember that their accounts were due
on the first Of January, and unless they come for
ward and settle Immediately. i'll be compelled
to place them in The hands Of = Collector for col
lection t"l3 " 4 PHILLIPS
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INN WARE-We have now in store a
l. large assortment Of Tin Ware ofevery
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARCUIER !. LANOUF.
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DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS
L A superio, lot Of Table and ?oclet
Cutlery, l,lst received and for sale by
ian1sdyl LARGUlER + l. ANOUE.
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CrTY aOvERNMEN

rh,,ty rirth rorpotatevear
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-09

JOSHUA I!EAL, General Iroduec
- behin,. Sc. Church ~ hatwnen Third ash
Lafayette st,ests. aug2hs,
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NTusAW MATTINli.--Tweuty
- five pieces i-l S'raw Mating to ar
rive this wAIls and fnr eale hy
lan-l6 w. u. PHILLIPS.