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COX & SARGENT, Davenport, Iowa.
COX, SARGENT boWNEY, Iowa CITY IewA
Cook, SARGENT s. COOK, IT. Dss MONIES, lows
Bankers A. Dealers In Exchange.
Ngtsssad BtILs soIieeteS aas prsessds rSajtfstts
any pert ef ths bstfsd statss.
Bills Of Exchange on ali the principal Cite
Of the Buitsd States and Europe,
Bought and Sold.
r Money RENTED 10 Europe in ssSAt H,iLs, wits
can be esshed In any town In England ireland or
wales III sums e upwards.
--Refer tO--
q, W. CLARK, 81. Louis, Mo.
&. W. CLARK, DODGE CO., New YORK.
X. w. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia
J. ". CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass.
GEORGE SMITH & Co., Chicago.
HATCH n LASGBoN, Cipctnnati, ohis.
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Xff J@bu G. Dayie has tbs day bseE ADMIT
~ tcs Partner 10 our rrm. The business win
Sc continued d. hsrei ofore, sAa under The 80 H .
Ms End sty lie. COOK & SARGENT.
bss a. H1Fs, 4 prtlIsl .iE5d.
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RETRIBUTION,

GRAnAM's FOR DECEMBER.
4 i.so, Yankee Motions aud Nick Max, Just received
"A and for sale BY ELI ADA us,
IIUnlxt Va brady at near he Pnsf ttFrcs
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prasssdtps. Of the City couasiI.

CoUacIL CHAasER
Dec. 8, 1856
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l.are chance 10 secure
- -
FOR LEASE

QIs3, & in Block ~. corner Of Farnsm ana
Z 8hJrf street,
Ap37dw COOK s. sAKGBNI.
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RTTTLDING LOTS

itfuR sale AZ lair prices and all long credit, TO
/ facilitate improvements
COOK & SARGENT
II sell E5ts - gaTes who will bnild on them ihiI
r 1rGfi, ~ m0a@Tsss prices EDG on credit % J,
sd luna &. II
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LAND WARRANTS

LAND FOR SALE.
* fnACRRs beautiful Land mile north Of Walcot,
for sale on easy terms.
Also
Four 40 acre lots fine for farming mile north OF
Fulton, terms easy and price reasonable
20 acres III Washington county. 10 miles from 10.
City and Is from Washington. and good road
leading from Conmous City 10 Richmond, ~ acres
OF which 10 6ne timber nd the whole wen watefed,
will be sold cheap and terms easy.
ALSO
i0lots, : miles west OF lows City well wstered
aud YER, Fertile; terms easy;
4 few ell situated lots in the city Of Davenport.
HaE% Also
80 lots IN West Davenport in size from 90 by zoe
feet aud 20 acres: terms and years Is ID
saut. r
III aYi-Lel tSa story BIiea DIV sling, DOM
end lsfss cellar, sood house and stable. Fine ne
view from tAe observatory Of large pan OF The
city, Rock Island and s9i sn
! L .aI,,r unt ,.. >,
y years would Be sold cheap and easy terms. APP
Ys 70 locsi1l T. c. EA Ds.
Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
cocoon building Lots, also g. $50 story Frame
lO House enc tso Lois oserioohin g me aississip
p r.yef. Apply TO sAAiL. Guy. IA kast Dasah-
port. or - J%'3. 4. GUY or las. JORDAN, IN DAY.
export, auE27du
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS.
IuSl alsissd fresh supply az Groceries, Drugs,
u Nails, Glas., Paiuts utls Wood and Willow Ware.
20 Sc ~ ''"' ""''''' AIfoRD ! VAN pAIrES.
nelehers Refined Sugars
/ 90 HsrFei' All srade', for sale by npu,
corner Second and Perry SIS.
PLANTATION M0LAssRs
. ''''''' ''4''"A A'4 ''' ss " GHsw . co
,or,.es s,s.n,. and Perry
DRIED FRUITS,
- sin-, Piuaga PrIaes, Fis.. ArTaAs. feaohss Cur
mans, ,HEw i co.
Corner Second and Perry sys
l. IsH-Nhits Fish, Trout. fiektled Herring, Goldfish
l. Sardines, sc. fer sale by
EVANS CRRw S co.
Corner Second sud Perry 81.
PREsERyES.
Deaches peaEs Apricots Piums straw berries, Black
i berries, Pine Apple Ginger, re Fruit, Acs for
sale By EVANS, CHEW co.
Corner Second ard Perry SITS.
nLs Lara, RosiH, sperm, a., ,Or sale b
corner second ana PeFFysu.
Ill Lo6.tsrs, Sc, At EVANS, CREW 4 90.
Corner Second and Terry SITS. ocI.ls,
Wagon fur Sale.
FIRST RATE Farm Wagon for sale % Tins. Ag'
"A ply TO toctSldtfl I. c. sAps.
INISHING RODS and TACKLE a.
e octH LIVINGSTON Z LoCKWooD's.
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Ii ermryrf7ally sealed OYSTERS F9AAtsey, fesehss,
III HOLSTERS, Sc. At EVANS, CREW 90.
! Conn SeannA and cry SIS. OcL. Is.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
NO s
Fdom the Washington Union, of Jan. 10th.
Clara cteristic Man2uste.

The Republicans in the House. when
the name Of hon, Lewis d. Campbell, Of
Ono WAS presented for Speaker, could
not deny the figures which con WINGED the
country that OIL this, as Oh other trials, they
bad the votes TO elect a Speaker. The
allegation that they had not the power to
elect was nailed to COULTER as a false
coin, When the fact appeared that if the
Banks republicans WHO voted against the
resolution declaring the Hon. William
Smith. Of Virginia, Speaker, they wished
10 show to the country that the united
votes Of these two parties could have car
ried the resolution But how does the
reader suppose The republicans attempted
to produce such state of THINGS. Simply
by Withholding Their votes while the res
| o.ullon III question was being acted upon,
81 as to reduce the whole number. and
thus to make the country believe the fable
that the Democrats and Southern Ameri-
cans have the power TO elect Speaker if
they unite. Had the resolution in layor
ofGoy. Smith received the united vote of
The Democrats and Southern Americans.
these republicans holding off, an election
would probably have been effected; bur
thetc isnot doub, that the moment such
II contingency became probable the re-
publlcalis would have thrown a solid vote
against the resolution. AS il was thirteen
OF thr utter refused TO vote on the sesou.
ton, seven of whom (including Mr. Gid
dlngs and Mr.. Banks had voted ON vote
Immediately preceding and remained in
their seats while this resolution in favor
OF Governor Smith was being acted upon.
ln this way they make up record TO
show that if the Democrats and Southern
Know No,hin2s had united VI favor of
that resolution. there would have been an
election
THIS IS a part Of The small trickery Of
the opponents of the Democracy, aud we
chronicle II rs one of the events Of the
times. &#@s ,5f1Hetf Gs fas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
sess, the integrity OF the laws Of the Re-

se.s. the integrity oil the laws of the Re
nnblic. .a7f
| : Ent-r,ainiug these view. Il " II be M,
;,nn..ra,;v.. dnty 10 ex4rt th. wbol,. my. !,
olt,,a E..d,,,l Eve, u,;v. 10 .unno,t ,uh.
| liz "ord.r IN the Territory to y,pdicat+
H. ,aus-uh.,ner federal mr. local .oa;nx,
alI .,,e,,n,s Of orps,.iz.d resistance. md
80 ,,r,.,.r,;,s rsopl,. in the .s,. bl..l
m,nt IL tb,,r niu.ii,u,ions, undis,urbpd
=, .,er,.,.,,m.,t from w,tbout and IN
M t,,li sr;ovm.nt Of The rights Of s.if.
vnr.rnm.n, sssnred 10 them bv the Con.
st;,n,;o,, aud The organic act Of Congress
tl,hnna,, s.r,o,s aud thr.a,.u;na n. /.
,,rhama,,s ~ IL. T.r,;,nrv ot Kun.., Mn.
.''', -. 49,. Gor.ror;, j., "a.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

TO cox ELI A.

..... E..Aszfg7as DT R0D0LPHEs DO at..r.I
Ny heart untouched hath lain through years, q
"A weary weights dreary number--y e. -
Till now thy heavenly face appears,
y Like sunshine, calling it from slumber
Thy voice is mtsic from the skies, ei.lftH
q To meet the hearts OF men and win them
And thy celestial Deanling eyes, -sstE b sr. r.
Have Heavens own radiant light within them
OIL could kind Time once more restore 50 p
+ To me the glow OF boy hoods brightness;
And, LAUNDERING all Lies troubles GER I'D Z
3ly heart regain its vanished hghtnessi
Oh could be AS have been.
My soul would kneel to thee in duty.
And Hope illume iifes future scene,
With the bright sunbow OF thy beauty.
1t may not be. Too late |! too late
For me thy opening beauty shineth =
Passed is the morning OF my fate,
Down western skies my soul deciineth;
And when the twilight h1es OF time
Around me lower in ages sadness,
Thou, in thy coudless summer prime, --=
Shalt tread the sunny earth in gladnesB.
Most lovely star-gemi May NO cloud
OF sorrow ever gloom before thee;
And may'st thou walk amid earths crowd,
With purity's bright mantle o err thee
From spot, from blemish, ever free,
May virtues guardian arm protect thee,
And vice, itself, admirIng thee,
Blush tor his iraiities, and respect thesi
Around thee may her opening flowers, III
Spring profer, in unbounded measure;
Bright be thy pathway all lfe's hours
Be charmed to peace, or walked to pleasure
Late be the day that calls the hence
Brilliant thy years Us eastern story;
And may thy pure souls recompense
Be change OF earth Tor endless gloryl
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

A MEMENTo OF DANIEL WEDsTER-A tho
hnsten les'lval in .honor of the anniversary of
he nitll oil Danlel Webster Gen. Nye, Of New
fara, ~ the .,onrse al his speech, said: -.
. sir, ! Nd, an admifer OF the character of
Daniel Webster | remember with yonthfDI
emotionihe time when | usei to SAL in his ill.,
Ne bark upon The sea you have said he loved so
well; aid | have now hight silver dollar tb.t
he gave me The day | was eleven years odd
(Apflanse} have told my wife not to be.
COME dismayed at the thought OF coming to want
~ shnnll never be out Of money. Gaue hier.1
The dollar shall abide with me uniiI Inns
shall De 10 me no more. (APplausrl Ii is.
sill the anchor of my iinanciYi ship. | have of.
ten been reduced to that, bni nave never va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
Contributions Of Virginia.

| In the Legislative proceedings Of the 22,l
We gave some extracts iiom Gov. Wiss's
message, upon Tie memorials OF holders Of
Virginia revolutionary land warrants -
We give beio" another extract f,om the
same paper relative to contributions aud
sat flfets of Virginia 20 the common cause,
and llaimohv 10 tire Union: gus .
Ii is needless to recsp,ulate to you that
liberal promises which Virginia made to
her oiii"efs soldiers, stamrn and mariners
III tie revolutionary war She was then
sovereign oil an eminent domain. ample
enough 10 pay officers and men 10 fight the
armies ef Kings.5 To cement the Union CT
the States, TO .,arnonize and strengthen
their .conieGeracy, she afterwards ceded
with more titan generous devotion, the
whole Other North West territory to thr
Generai Government, rrservug only what
WAS raled. tire Virginia Military Lani
District, betn cen the NJ lami and Stlota
rivers, IN the State OF Ohio. Tha! reserva-
ian was emha, ,ssing 10 The neN State, mud
II was net large enough 10 satisfy The rev
olu.ionary pledges TO her army aud hwy
She vas arbitrary mistress OF The contracts
with officers and men o: her defence
made them Independently Of all other
States or power. and settled for herself the
amounts and rates OF paw and The mode aud
manner OF adjusting claims upon her boun
i,,. Hei ie+ou7ces Of lands were large
enough for her TO BIZ generous as we'll as
Just, to add, gratuities to debts due to her
heroes, il She chose to do SO in her sover-
eigu good will and pleasure. No crowned
and jrweied mistress of knights was ever
more bounii:u to her defenders she had
a right TO be So for no knights were ever
more worthy offs Queen than the sons oil
Virginia we're sorlhy of,heir mother State
in tue Wdrlof the Revelation. Her first
sou, the frs, of ali mankind, was given Il.
the Continent aud 10 the Liberty Of the
World. and ntrer took ony pay. That
service Of Freedom, free of chvge, should
compensate lol every bounty tha; may br
ovetpaid TO every other hero. BROTH
er Vrgihias Of Washington. Aud she had
other sons ouly little less than him, who
we're paid. The man who gave IA gum.
lie to gunner at York Town, first TO pu,
ii ball through his own house. then
Coinwalis' head quarter>--the man who
furnished the cavalry with horses, and the
army OF siege with supplies--"ho was
banker Of Nirgiuis's bonds for :reedem
" hen the State MAS for footing the bill tot
all tolonles-the immortal Nelson, Was al.
lowed TO die bankrupt OF patriotism -
These facts ,ise TO thr gravity OF argue-
men,, above defamation MS regards re-
deemlng Virginia's promises b, the Gen
eral Government, without ,echDical OBJ
jection, and without question No State
had better ground Tor promise, none a
better right to pay, or more ample means
none SOFAS more worthy of what she chose
TO allow them for fighting; and. the las,
power Oh earth to question the substance
or for her pledges in the General Govern
meM to whioh she has been SO generous.
She asks now no gratui,y, but demands
ronly that the honor of her word OF pron,-
,se shall no, only be unbroken, but no:
seem to be touched.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

A WrsprA1L.-A young man. named
Harry Grey, who is now engaged a.
watchman at the Kentarky Locomotive
Works, has recently bad left him, condi-
tlonaily, by deceased uncle in England
100000. Mr.: Grey is only 20 years oi
|ase-aireadY having inherited S45 .000
Eom his father, which he spsnt Ter lAe
benefit OF himself and mankind in gener.
al" HIS prudent old uncle, knowing lbs
fast habits IN his outh, aud not Knowing
bls industrious habits nov, inserted as a
condition of Inheritance, that il the sald
Hairy MAS in debt at the age Of 80 FIVE
hundred dollars he should forielt the in
hetilanee. Here isa stronger incentive
10 keep ahead Of ones dcb;s than we
have ever seen efore.--LouisriHe Demo.
clai.
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PRoMrr JusTicE during the cold snap of
last week two "hs,' young men got in the
morning lain Tor Portland, Me on The B,sop
md Mans Railroad, and refused pay the fare,
(25 cents deiyire the conductor TO do his
@nrsi. During Temporary delay, cansed by
the snow, ~ south Berwick junction, lhs con-
dueter had them arrested, taken before mag
islfale, tinsd Slo and costs (maklng About S!3
each, and sen. 10 prison in taul' of payment
sIl in less than "a o hcai.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

Co. \ woman got divorced irem he, hns-
baud because he had a bald htad--he
" pre- wig " hen she married him aud she
did no. know he WAS bald Boyle ought
to be Indicted, as sIarty to the deception
for max ing so good counterfeit
We know OF . bald headed bachelor
who is so sensitive upon the subject that
he " i'll not go to the opera. Tor he is con-
vnced many young ladies amus- them-
selves on these occasion by counting
the number Of bald heads 10 the house.
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lady writes us that of all he prepara-
ions she has used. and they have been
hnmrrons, She gives preference to The fol-
lowing Pun one pound Of satprtre into a
gallon Of water, and keep j, in corked
jug; two table spoonfuls for a pint Of soap
soak wash aud boil as usual. Tins bleach.
Is The clothes beautifully. without iniurinu
the fabric. Il is particularly valuable for
frmos.ne grass siains from the kness of the
little boys pan,aloons.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

SstF.SusTAINING.- The State of New
YORK Has been more successful than gov.
ernniehts Usually are in ma king adminis-
trstise departments seli-susraiuing. |, ap.
pta's, by the Governor message. that the
bank department, is wholly pad for out of
the vaults of the banks. The railroad
commissioners arr paid tor by the railroad
companies. The convItts at Auburn earn
the expense oftIleir own incarceration.
The emigration commissioners derive their
fund from the purses OF the emigrants.-
The salt works pay for their own supetiu-
tenaehee aud extension. The pay OF mi-
litia comes out of the fines o. their own
delhquea's. The canals not only pay for
their own construction and repair, blu,
contribute largely TO the revenues oil the
State. G 0tsglIr. fs..l $50
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The Monroe Doctrine,

The recent eiioits Of the administration
10 apply the principles of the Monroe Doc
uine iorepeal the encroach MEETS OF En-
gland upon the Central American States.
has ,saih bioaght the subject before tue
public. We annex thai part Of Mr.. Mon
loe's famous Message N lirL refers 10 this
subject II is ut this time full Of interest:
AT the proposal of the Russian imperi.
al government, made through the minister
oil the emperor residing here, a iuil power
ahd Instructions have been transmitted to
the minister Of the United States at ST. Pc
tefsbutg, toarrange, by amlrabe negofia-
ton, the respective rights and Interests Of
The !" 20 nation, on the north coast OF this
continent A similar proposal had been
made BY his imperial uirs,y 10 HE GOV
etnn'ent Of Great '3utain. which has ike
WISE been aeeeded to. The sovefun.cul of
the United Stairs has been des,reus, by
this friendly proceeding, OF n,auiirsling the
great value which they have Invariably
attached TO the friendship OF the emperor,
and their soIictude 10 cultivate The best
undt rstandibg w,fh this government. In
the discussions TO which this Interest has
given Use, and in the a,iang, inrhls BY
"hieh they may terminate, the occasion
has been Judged proper Tor asserting, as u
Piincipie III wich The rights and Interests
OF the United States are IN, o!ved. that the
American continents, By the free aud ind.-
peLd-ni coudiuon which they have assn
med and maintain, are hrneetor,h nc, to
be considered as subjects for future coioni-
cation by ans European powers"
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steam Pres.ed Rrick.

L>Ok the convenience Of the citizens Of
= Baton Rouge, an cfficc has beef. open
ed at JosnuA BKAL's SroRx, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be lc,t
for immediate transmission e, the Straw
Back and LUMBER MrLLs. Of the subsc,;-
Der. and will be filled with quick despatch
- il given At the Office on the yard. Those
Wishing firm and durable article, are So
lleited to test the quality Of the STEAM
PaEsskp. ~Brick delivered in town and
vicinity ia any quantities. at loves. market
rates. )aus2S-ti) J. H. SCHENCK.
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Wfnts. Qlotbin0 emporium
First Arrival Of tIse Season
Ar THE OWE rHIrr
(1Othiug ESlsl,Oyies,ls.

WV, subsr,'ber has lusI received hy
I steamer tprs"rs,6',tv, ft"m New
tmk. a large an'l beautiful assortment Ut
GENTS FUHNISY3INJ NOOUS,
Consisting "t Linen Tos"u Shifts silk
Cotton anf Me,ino under shr's; Shit Col
lars Linen aud Cotton Draws Hosiery.
Gloves Susren1ors. Linen aud silk Pocket
Hdkf. f,avats. Neck lies. Srarfs: Hto.l $.
&c. all "f which have been selected f,pp,
the most fashionable houses IN New York.
and will b" s"ld at low ptens I" order I"
i" i"sfire and give satisfaction I" casl. buy
.ets he has made II \ ,nln IN all rae.s 'o
deduct 70" per cent to' each. and will in all
cases strictly adhere I" that principle
sepi0-y Nv " PHILLIPS
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THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily tNtehdays 1sxcspted. J
q. a. rsK q. GatsWv 4 Proprietor.
49,
office Third Street.

t~Cetst me. .--Tas s"hsc, 'rtra 7. ,ed NJ the
fate ~ % ~ per snnnu, payable in advance. ~
10 ~ ~ the expiration ~ sis mcnths. The Week
~ IL published A. ~ ~ rsv snnv,r, invariably IN
advance. Doth VII, be punctuailv delivered with
N the limits ct the CITY Nv the ts,t'ev,
~Advese1seWa.--Os D"iav rev sgHsve
IN, the 6tst insertion, md half that amount frs
svnt subsequent lusstttena4ten tines OF less, con
stitute n square,
veAvoy Advertising. Merchants, Ira
,isv.. ana others, viii he contracted with IN The
most reasonable tern,s
eN~ . Wh. " UVk. .-Ors tarltttsee f,s doihe
,toh Wyrh with npetnsss and despatch~~ih Ali va
,r,et'es ~ eciors, cannot be surpassed ~ ahy ea
iablshmant " the ritv--such as.
GAwseWa' BRies3- -NALl vtcsets--rosseRs- s--fit
,ttx.ns -RuA W t.r,ras -rNcaw AMMss -ELsctioe
r,css,s- paran,s,s' Lspsss -CANWs- t'sscetv vss -
,ani vls,r,sa UARps. Fnr farther particulars, W.
Nut'te you tn call and see eu. specimens.
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Carriages, Harness. vvhirs.Ac.

CArriAges. Harness. Vvhira.!Ac.
THE Subscribers assortment Of arria-
L ees. Harness. whips, &c. is now com
plete. and he invites an examination ci
HI. stock before purchasing in New o.
leans. as he guarantees his prices as low as
a. any in the South.
Wareroom corner of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style At the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church he2trcciS.
TUNNARD X HEDENBURG.
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0arbwarf al q. o. Alontnn.
ssouse FURNISHINGS.

w 3rFR tisterns. p'iprets and Fwe,s
w oval cefsgon and coleted Hall Lamps
enen.lled Stew Pans. block tin anil itou
Sa"ra Psns TUNED brass Preserve kei-
ties: 'as' ro" and ea,the" Spittoc"s: oval
square and Gothic Walters: sslvers and
Tea C,ays: lanp Glcles. Gl,nme,s aud
Wick ; rcl, center table French busters
c"nm"n Yankee ditto. COMMON, wo"len,
En'"ished Btttania and silver plated Ia
b'e Castors. at D. e MONTAN's
l'l1 Church street
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Nsp(trp.

TUE subscriber respectfully return. his
l thanks to his friends aud customers W In
have during the past year literally give"
him their patronage. and take. this meth
vi "f i"totming them aud ti7qa public nj
latg. That he ha. now on ha,sila large lot
oi seasoned lumber and everything tequs-
ito Tor The undertaking successful compile
tin" of all work in the shape Of House
Buildings. Blinds, Sash aud Doors. 6ttin5
~ ot Stores. Bat room. IN the best. most
d"eah'e aud wc'kmen'ike style. All orders
left Of " g. Mon'a"s Hardware store. The
Post Office. " at my shop "n Firth street
sdtcin,"g st Peters and st. ra"l's college.
will meet with prompt attention.
dec2l. {, l.. SEES.
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Mechanics TOO1s,

DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
- q Jacksons Saws. Plains VI all kinds
A"gets nr1 Anger Bits. Grace aud t:rsre
Bits, Hattsetts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
':''"hlsss a"d C""le,s Bits, Coope,'s K,v-
etsSar ~ e. MonvAN. Church 81.
UISH LINE Floats, assorted s,,es: Iim-
! erick and kirby bent Hooks, Fish
L'nes, assorted sizes, Shot Pouches Pow
der and Pistol F|asks, Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns-On hand for sale by
may ". u E. MONTAN
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BOGAN l. IEGENDRE.

Workets IN TIN, Copper and Eheet Iron.
7*t'~ ~.-H~s'tv "s'gss'fe H"fesisp"'s H"h'e
TNHE subscribers will attend promptly
l. h all orders i" their line. making aud
'erair'n, g"t'e's, ,c"ppe, wres Tor machine
~. stove pipes. &r.
n7A go"I stock " Tin wate always on
hand. and made 10 order.
may J-y. ROGAN Il uEGENnRF.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-12
CHARLES Rl1NTON.

DLACKSMITHlNG AND Wagon.
ID MAKING. Ptorsus wrrrrr,
,naie and repaired. RUG- 6NN
GlES. AMI other rep.irss "
done at the shortest notice. Horse .hoc,ug
done with the greatest care and despatch
<A'l work done Nv him shall he equal
I" that done at any other establishment in
the South.
Wagons and Cart. always an hand
f"f sale. shop on Africa Street. near V.
Heude's Vsy IoM Store. jany7-v.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-12
PARIS SILK Ug(DNN FITS.
O'UONOR

II AS just received beautiful assort-
ment "f ratis slk i'onneta-also an iuvuice
If fine t'ess s'lts consisting If Striped and Plaid
silks. Nui,e Antique nlack italian silks ptaiu md
ae"'e''. sat;". t"h., G,ore. nnd Iaslate" n,ei
lrepes Janvin's Mid Gloves. bert make Nlgn.
lats. Harhels, Haas. "taoelets Indiea' aud chii-
dte~s' Gloves aud Haunt,eta. Velvet CuTz, Fu,
tnds. Dow" r"Ts. Swafss Down AND Fp THING.
M"ss V'mgs. Vrm ThaeD' F,insas. French Rail
'nnd C"'sets. ltidal G9aths and Wells uol",
Ri''b""e Flowers. Feathers and Houd sa lin
G""ds "f eserv description, Urares -rln.eo
si'as and T"lle, False llai, IN every form PEI,
fn"e,y and Fancy nc.as. \ fu,, si""k "f staple
""n'ls. sueh "a french, English an' American
'a''""es. F'anhele. l'isf' Iinans, sh',ti"g and
t"'t"nades. A call ia respectfully eui;eftoi
dutG, O't',Nptl
Opposite Past UtIice