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a5- ne had tile pleasure Of meeting, yesterday,
Gen. G. q. Hornsby !, Of the Nicaraguan army. The
General stopping at the St Louis Hotel. He has
recently returned from Washington and the North,
whittier he has been business connected with his
Government, and will remain in this city until the
sailing Of the next steamer.
Gen. Hornsby have been told, second in COM
mand TO Gen Valker During Al The battles which
preceded the estabI Of present suspicious
state in Nicaragua he greatly distinguished
himse as aeop brave and skillfnl officer. However,
his numerous friends in this city expected nothing
less from him. Captain beg pardon General,
may your strewed with laurels and
fortune aS# 38853 fS588
ItWoud be good plan for emf to Nicaragua
to embark With the General. On the way and after
arriving they could obtain much useful information
from him to the hest mode of settling themselves
in the fertileand beautiful region which is attracting
50 much Of the attention Of the world. From all we
can learn, no country presented such inducements
to settlers; and now that the Government may be
firmly abIished, is more than likely
thousa hard, industrious and intelligent,
will flock the new land Of promise.
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Consumption Durable.

Consumption is daily carrying of its thousands to premature
grave which might be cured prevented entirely the proper
remcdy and regimen made of. That remedy lis
BEACIFS BREAST EMINENT,
with directions regimen Persons who naturally weak
delicate chest and almost contract dis
OF lungs upon the slightest cod those who bleed at
the lungs throat who in any predisposed to it
either by formation Of their chest hereditary cannot only
prevent the Of the disease but strengthen their
stution until they robust It is not rem
edy thousand and cough syrups that day
brought before public that keep person nnuseaed with
their sckcnn potions derangng the stomach and digestive
gan The use Of the Inmen the contrary, strengthens
the lungs and stomach gives better appetite, makes you
feel better the you using and stronger your chest
expanded and it becomes larger you breathe free and
STOPPING posture become erect and in fact feel
like new person. For sale by
e. D. BEACH,
.4s Druggist and Apothccary,
mil 2p6tSW1t Cusomhouse and ChartrCs streets
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ESys If you are sick, the probability is that
your su1crings in the stomach. From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia anguor oppression in the daph
aundcc headache nausea bodily weakness dmucss Of
sight heartburn cosveness ysenery and legion of other
omentng diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the strength and ygor of the system To
strength stomach and enable throw off
and dismiss forever all these ormenns and dangerous COM
pHins nothing necessary but pereveriug Of ooands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
There mistake failure in their sanave effects See ad
yertisemept M lindsay
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CoTroS<-Thc receipts for the twcntyfour hours,
ending at o'clock last evening, were by the Planter,
from Lciore, $50; Bella Dona, from Williansport,
ia C. D. j., and Antelope, AZ: W. W. Farmer,
from Point Pleasant, 54l Southern Belle, from
Grand Lake, 1926 Linden, from BGutfriver zoos
Fuselier, from Wetumpka, sol Financier, from JEFF
ferson Texas, 1874. Total, 6,5l7 bales sugar, 1888
hhds molasscs, ,O47 barrels. Total of cotton since
the sth inclusive, SO 013 bales.
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FANCY SAppLERY AND SEWING MACHINES.

FANCY SADpLERY AND SEWING MACHIsEs.-Iacey
Co. No 81 ST. Charles street, always the OK
ceence of their saddley and the large they have on
hand have just received fresh from Philadelphia
not less substantial and ornamental than those specimens they
have previously disposed of.
supply Of Singers celebrated sewing containing
all the latest improvements also be had the same place
and aEe well worthy Of examination,
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VI asy are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer
Antelope for late Louisville papers Also, to ecerk
Of tile steamer ri. for manifest and shreve-
port napeis s. ssss
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A dispatch of the 4th from Boston says:
The bark Messenger Bird, Cant. Hawson, from
Boston for Valparaiso before reported as having put
into Bermuda in distress is stated in telegraph dis
patch TO have been destroyed by fire at Bermuda on
the 18th of February. No particulars.
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~ Tie letter from Granada (Nicaragua) which
We publish this morning, is extremely interesting
Other letters Rill follow.
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MIR. LAMoTuE's BENEFlr.-On Monday evening"
Meyerbcer grand opera 1.-THE Hugueno. will presented
Orleans Theaer for the benefit of Mr. John H. Laohe
belonging that establishment Minis agc Coson
NM Delasraye, Junca Crambade and GAat, in the
opera contribute its Mr. Iamotle very
well known among the newspaper establishments of the city
and will have the benefit their wishes that his benefit may
more than nominal one
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THE" NJ DRESS, FANCY AND MASK BALL.-A
very mysterious announcement has been standing in
our columns for several days, announcing the "Mn
dress and fancy mask ball, to come off at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Monday evening, March alst Some
have supposed that the Sons of Malta were about
honoring Terpschore others have asserted that Mis-
sissippi, Maine or Michigan were celebrating. few
declared it was to be wholly Masculine all agree
that 1t will be Magnificent We have heard it whis-
pered that the mystery wrapped up one of our crack
fire companies Speculation is useless, however, for
heeVent viii shortly write its own history and all
who can secure admission should endeavor to- attend
for we have authority in which I'VE have unlimited
confidence for saying, that the men, matrons and
maids of the OCCASION will comprise the flower ofthe
city, and that the event will be exceedingly pleasing
toaIl who are present We expect to be there.
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CONSUMPTION CuRABLE,--No greater conqueror of
consumption has been discovered than the Breast u
meh OF Il. d. Beach, druggist and apohecary, corner Of
Customhouse and Charrc Streets in this city, The article has
been extensively tested and has with greatest
Its merits are specified length the advertisement and are
such as should induce all who suffer from diseases of the throat
and lungs toryIt
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Y COLORED GUTTA pERCHA,
80
HtF=
N Card.

,ss NEW ORLEANS March I, 1856.
DR.. SAMUEL REYNoLDs-Deur Sir: The cancer my lip,
which you have been treating happy say has been
rey cracated and the lip is entirely we'll Feeling grateful
you for relieving take pleasure in allowing you the use
my name list of testimonials which you
at your command. Very respectfully.
Your obedent servant,
D. S. STACY,
NIL mi of Ia
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TIE az The orthern and Eastern mail via.
Mobile teraay from New York, of
the ltimore failed; and
9Th. Nothing from The grand
Cairo mail Was il not for the courtesy of
oicers, We might never receive Western
papers. t
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ailg Gr&sfellt.
sgsEs Il NtxoN- s3$ss WILLIAM M r. ADAMS y
DAMS 9, Co,
HrSrT ID III, N 0..8 Il " VIE Is T.R = q n

5f5 45Es5St7
wa s3Ss #T Err MS: s55S sj5353 AZ
yss served to subscribers IN the
cits ii in for
S1o half and quart the
same Hid % cents week aio the carriers
ptr in al eases,
ST !; sor ever equent Insertion 90 esHts: IS
charged 81 for
insertion. II s g5S III -5zy5e
published viii ne charged
saaSfa for every insertion.
Advertisements mot marked, will published month,
longer charged accordingly advertisement sub
until all paid at the
option IN w ss s5 An 8sg
a LibeFaa be made TO regular advertisers.
S38 II a1AIgsY CRESCENT y
Has circulation renders it desirable medium
Users PAPER circulates largely reaching
of homes at early hour, and being
the Of business hours consequently article
for family use may be adyantageonsy published in i'll
COLUMNS
WITGa wv II EKLY CRESCENT
published morning at 50 year. invariably il
agance.4 Having extensive circulation Throughout
issna, Mssissippi ATaansasi Alabama Texas ana ahel
mode to advertisers Of milking
waves and odties known. Advertisements in
seFfsd Tor 81 per SQUARE, each insertion. S
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BUSINESS Notwi thstanding the raw, chilly wealth.
yesterday with the bad condition of the streets,
there was good deal of business The leyee is full
Of life and animation. AT the lower steamboat land
ing the boats in the Red river and Ouachita trade
are actively employed. At the upper landing, the
large nurber Of boats UP for Cincinnati and Louis
yllecause great depression iii freight, as it will take
an immense quantity Of merchandse with considera-
BILE olasses and salt to load the several boats
intending to depart this week & & 1.#4, 81
Business with St Lonis has not yet fairly resumed
its Wonted activity but boats are dropping in daily
from that point, deeply loaded with the rich and
varied products Of the great West. It is with much
pleasure We can remark that they come to good
market, where more favorable sales are made, taking
less time for returns, payable in better cur
rency, than in any other city Of the Union. Il
freights continue at a fair rate, We shall contend
successfully with the railways of the West partcu
larly as many connecting links of travel and trans
portatons through the West are still blocked with
SNOW and ice also the Ohio riyerat Pittsburg
and as low down as Wheeling, on Tuesday last. !.
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BENEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON AND CLAY MoNU-
MENrs.-The performances at the ST. Charles Theater
this evening are of nature that should attract as
large an audience as any that house has ever con.
tanned if not for the mere merit of the performances
themselves at least for the noble and patriotic pur-
poses to which they are applied. The memories of
Washington and Clay-through the monuments that
are to be erected in this eityare brought forward
and there ought not to be an American citizen TN.
willing to contribute slight sum towards their COM
petion; towards the honor of the city, so displayed
and towards its adjoining, thus accomplished.
The programme of performances may be seen III
the advertisement 1t is of itself sufficient to draw
large audience In the relationship which it sllstain
to great civic and national sentiment, it SHOULD
have higher honors than are bestowed on common
celebrations. rs +-G ..---.--
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Fancy S0ddlerg.

The undersigned have received by arrivals full and
complete assortment of all articles in their line, direct from
their manufactory, in Philadelphia. ~ IDF
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. 4
received full supply Of the above with all the latest
improvements. l.
. LACEY Il CO.,
nib sp 81 ST. Charles street.
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. Gf1a.<H To dentists.

il DOCTOR N. l.. SLA YTON
Would respectfully call the attention of Dentists his prepare
SFFt-E Et.sa5 t5#-& ton Of
i INDELIBLY COLORED GUTTA PERCHA,
- - for mounting Artificial Teeth.
Instructions will be given totose who may desire and
order for the material Jones' White McCurdy the sole
manufacturers
refers with confidence the almost universal adoption Of
this adjunct the dental laboratory by Dentists in all parts OF
the country, prs j. s. Clark g. w Parmly and James
S. Knapp, of this city. " s5-. II.
Cards left the house of Messrs Hyde Goodrich will
ceive immediate attention during his stay in the city, which is
necessarily limited to d few DAYS. m4 2p2t
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ea ISicKcgy saaSteSsadtete appearance
child prma eie evidence that its internal organization
tcnaned by some the many species of worms which
act and too often destroy the most promising Children The
best thing to be done is to administer ~
WINERS CANADIAN FERMIFUGE
without delay will dislodse and discharge the enemy if
present in the bowels if exist will cleanse and
nygcrato the whole digestive sccretve and cxcreve SYSTEM
and create heahful appetite.
u.s. particular remember the n,me Winer's Canadian
yermuge. Thss the only article that be depended ou
For sale Wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
.. Sole Projectors,
milo 2p6 - Nos. 81 and ISL Chartres street, N. o.
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EIbIo WIS., Ella LL,
Saturday Evening, March is.

$ E-B.yT:c1'- &EOxsGH E'ogJa,z24.
EI~Ticlcts, Seventy Five Cens-For sale at NORMANS,
No Camp street, and ut the ST.2CII ARIES BOOKSTORE,
under Charles Hotel. ml3 2p3t
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P u IRE 81 XIV IA r. WA IF K:
L. DILLON,
No. Camp street, New Orleans,
Offers elegant assortment of the above guaranteed
to be FULLY STANDARD QUALITY,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
WATCHES every description carefully repaired and war
ranted
DIAMONDS reset in the neatcs styles.
JEWEI.RT REPAIRED, at No. 7 CAMP STREET,
milo 2u6t New Orleans.
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Splendid assortment

Splendid assortment
= m@ EG FL ~ aG GG GID @D lib aS .
AT REDUCED PRICES.
2. A. HEBRARD,
l1S CANAL STREET, 2Lo
Is now opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the arrivals which be will sell at very reduced prices
Plain Figured and Flounccd BAREG E DRESSES;
Colorcd GRENADINE -+
Black Flounced BA REGE
II;nfmournng
Plain Black G RENADINE;
Striped and Plaid
FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy Plan and Flounccd DRESSES
Muslin and Jaconct
yaencenne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jacote BANDS;
.. :. lNsERTINGiI
. ,., =. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIC;
as :. JACONET;
BRILLIANTINEs, White and Colored
Real sWIssMUsLIN, a., "a, 81; q,
MANSIONS;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
-. r CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS White and Colored, all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUVEIL1 LUSTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard, Damasked and Enb'd;
WHITE BOBINET for Mosquito Bars, made to order;
Irish Linen SIIIRTING;
sEET1NG LINEN, French, Scotch and Irish, all widths
Yellow and Coored N-iNkINS, etc, etc.
Also
compete assortment of PI,AN TERS' GOODS:
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS for
Negroes. fe25 2p,f
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ALFRED naUNROE Sc GO,
No. 81 Magazine street,
Have received by above steamer large and beautiful
assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable Spring and Summer wear which they invite the
of purchasers. Among other goods received the
following:
FINE sINGLE.M1LLED coLoRED CAssIMERE BUs1-
NESS COATS
FINE sINGLE-MILLED CoLoRED CASHMERE PANTA-
LOOMS q, "'-s .ss
CASPIAN TWEED BUSINESS COATS;
FRENCH DRAP DETE FROCK AND SAC COATS; q.
FRENCH BONBAZINE FROCK AND SAC COATS;
ALPACA AND ITALIAN, CLOTH FROCK AND SAC
COATS; ~
FRENCH DRAP D,ETE PANTAI.OONs;
FINE CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS COATS;
VESTS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR;
LINEN DRILL. AND OTHER STYLES or SUMMER PAN
FALCONS;
COATS;
UNDER GARMENTS, FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
WEAR;
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND MUSLIN
SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS; vAIIsEs; TRUNKS; CARPET BAGS;
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
OF all kinds
Winter Clothing at Great Bargains ! :!
We are offering all styles Of WINTER CLOTHING at
VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, and persons from
the country such articles, will do well call and
supply themselves
YsOI,.S, $ y1EEJxIEEs tk-c1y9EG1c+-
| A VERY Full. ASSORTMENT RECEIVED BY THE GA
| IIAWBA.
One Price for GooIs--No Deviation.
n Clerks speaking the French Spanish languages al
ways in attendance
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| milo 2p6t "a Magazine street, of Gravier.
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mE GID HS M q he HM-AgA- H8HS va.
&S0 CAMP STREET.. ASV
Has Just opened supply of FASHIONABLE phl'7'
GOODS which he is Offering ut unusually low prices n
Rich Embroidered BqtREGE ROBES, 81 10 $40 oo'
. French Jaconet DRESSES 81 30;
50 Plaid Muslin DRESSES 81 25
Flonnced Organdy ROBES, 81;
Striped and Figured French JAC0NETS;s :
Fine Figured Linen CAMBRIA, 40c per yard;
a.. LINEN LAWNS-snall patterns for children; .rts
Super Figured BltIIIIANTINES, &c per yard;
Plain and Dotted SWISS MUSLIN ~ ~
INDIA MI III. and Nansook g.. e.
Rich Embroidered COLLARS and SLEEVES;
VALENCIA, SWISS and JACONfaT SETS;
Infants Embroidered ROBES; D.w --1
2 Embroidered and Hemstcked ANDKERCHIEFS, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
milo 2p6t -. 1856 Camp street
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Removed i! AeensOUecg
FROM NO. IS TO II ROYAL STREET.
a supply Of CREME DE B0UzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pnts, constantly hand wlc equal the
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA NDIES:
SZERC, Of the Vintage Of 1896 l9S 1906 other
brands.
WINS Ky:
or I'LL descriptions-Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, iii pints nd quarts.
Also :.
On hand, usual assortment Of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEW1ILL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pf No. II Royal street
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zRas-seev HOUSE, Roso,e Rouge.

KKEFsRIRU HNUdESts ,HWEWEU A&WEEyes
This wclknown Hotel has undergone during the past
MONTHS very extensive alterations and repairs various improve
ncns made in different parts Of the establishment
supplied with frcpace and nothing overlooked that
would be likely add TO the comfort and convenience of its
patrons.
E The Furniture and everything pertaining to the house
has been thoroughly oveauled and put in perfect ORDER
it is now open for the reception of guests.
WIN. MARKHAM.
ia16 1D2n
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II RAPHED TO.1,HE CRESCENT.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURES.

BY THE NATIONAL LINE. =
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgoaas.
AT WHOLESALE. O.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assort-
ment of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANs, HATS GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied prime DITCING BOOTS RUSsET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACEY HATS, the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATES CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST s. CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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Cssa'21eeizegs.,
Selling off to Close Business.

Settling off to Close Business.
TIE ENTIRE STOCK
JOSEPH HUF'TK7
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRT;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
f. COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And a large assortment Of
FINE ANCY A RT C, L Els,
is selling at
COST OF PORTATION.
City and Country Merchants have opportunity
purchasing the above reduced prices FOR CASH or CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
psseCal and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent
n5~Remember No. 20 Camp street. under the City Hotel
min
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

SAsn ~ ras OAtt1estIA DEmoo-
nAore-Fsota tbs Sacramento Sts'e
Tribune. ~s lake the following bill Of
sak dlhe smocraNs party in TIM.
Stase
The II Dstse ha''ssoe9H the State
81 California, IN convention assembled,
parties Of The first pa,', DO by 'hea.
presents. bargain soil and convsy 4"
David G. Brodetick, u Tho county of
"a" Francisco, par,y Of the seo,m,
part. oil their right title and ;p.e,e.,
in and TO The offices and officer, in
this State, for the consideration of ,no
hundred thousand dollars. the rsee;rt
Of which IL hereby acknowledged this
sixth day Of March, 1856.
The conditions Of this bill Of sale
are suoh Mat .he parties Of the Grs.
part agree at the earliest yyaciteobie
moment to elect The party Of the sec.
ond part King David, a. aforesaid, !,
a seat In the United States Senate
that The psr'y OF the second par, in
consideration Of such distinguished non
ots, agrees 10 carry the Stats election
in November next---to keep md bold
tho returns in the pockets II bis pm
falcons. II the said par,y Of The frs.
part will consider that The sun rises
and sets therein
And the party Of The second par.
further agrees 10 elect VIM NJ OWN
to the next seat, yrov,eied The sail
OWN will adhere to the compact and
bill Of sale hereby ratified IN harmony
by The Bewsty md Chiyslry portions
Of our great and glorious purity.
And the said Frederick further sur
costs, for fear d composition to The
seats 10 the Senate II these Ukhed
States, that fsw aspiring gentlemen
he declared r.neg.dss and placed up
or The back seats 81 the church until
the said party Of tho second part, IN
his wisdom, shall utter. I.et up"
And the party of the frs, par. here
by assign for their heirs, executors.
etc, all right 10 md 10 The places
aforesaid. sad bind themselves by lbs
bill Of salc 70 all tho covenants herein
expressed.
Witness cur hands md seals The day
and year first above written.
Attest: WV. GaAnAlt, Frcs'..
Dsssts OFtAant, Sec'y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22

LYNCH Law IN CnINA.-Thc New
York Commercial has the following
extract Of u letter from China, dated
December 8: Our peacable suburbs
were scene Of unwonted uproar yea
tcrday afternoon A Canton man
quarrcled with Fuh Chau man in
the street and killed him on the spot.
lie was instantly seized by the mob.
and with his hands tied behind him,
taken to the top Of til. hill back Of the
foreign hougs, and bound to a pine
tree. The wife of the deceased cody
took a nail and drove it into the body,
shoulders, breast, temples, and eyes Of
the writing culpri.. aided and albeit
cd by q furious multitude 10 her bloody
revenge. The man was just alive At
shutdown. several hours after. The
head was q perfect mas. Of gore. The
conduct Of the woman is loudly ap.
plauded by the natives"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-22
A, w. HYATT'S,
# n NJ t1N Gr0cerv,

Cory C1urcA d St. Hipolise Str.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully begs leave 10
1 inform his friends Of East and West Baton
Rouge, that, having established himself IN the
Grocery business, Re IL prepared to sell Articles
In bis line - cheap - can BE- obtained At any
other establishment In town. complete sssoyt-
ment Of Family Groceries, RINKg LIQUORS..
1ORACCOs ~, alwsys on hand.
Up. 16-y. AW. HYATT.