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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
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What His Neighbors Say Of Him.


II is no matter Of trifing consideration and
Importance that those who know man best
should eulogize him most. More especially is
praise TO be valued when il is extorted from o
political opponent. The Lancaster (Pa.) Er-
press, a Know Nothing Republican paper,
published in the immediate neighborbood Of
Mr. Buchanon's residence, is compelled to bear
testimony TO his unbending integrity and
hlameless life. Alter few introductory re-
marks the editor proceeds and says:
We know the man as one Of our most re-
specied fellow citizens; gentleman OF uu.
bemished personal integrity and unusually
agreeable manners in his social intercourse
with all classes. We know him as the friend
Of the poor, as a perpetual bene factor Of the
poor widows Of this city, who, when the pier
, cling blasts OF each successive blas,s of winiel
brought shrieks OF cold and hunger, and want
in the frail tenements of poverty, could apply
10 the "Buchanan Relief Donation" for thei
annual supply of wood, and sitting down witt
their orphaned chhilrenin the cheerful warmth
oil blazing fire, lift their hearts in silect graf
itude 10 Gcd, and teach their little ones 10 bles!
/ the name OF James Buchanan. As citizen,
lneighbor, fliend, in word, as simply james
Buchanan, we yield 10 no man in The measure
OF our respect and esteem. and were he still
before US as simply James Buchanan, as ht
was few years, and when he and we occupiel
the same broad Jeffsrsonian republican plat
form, when at least one of the editors of thi!
paper voted with him year after year the SAM
Democratic ticket, then ours would be lh,
more pleasing DUTY disappearing instead ofop
iposing the election of our esteemed fellow
citizen and neighbor 10 The highest Office in tn
gift OF the American people, and the highes
position OF political distinction in the world
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

"Are you going, slri" said she, addressing
the humorist.
No. replied he. Il am not, and II | were
but the contingency was inwafdly pronounced.
Are you p she asked, turning 10 me.
MOP
'Ahl I'm very sorry; should like to put
myself under the care Of some clever gentle
man, il is so awful unpleasant for lady 10 be
so far from home without a protector. am
from the Stale Of New Hampshire, and this is
The first time ever went travelling in my life.
Do YOU know anybody in New Hampshi. i.el'
mo madam answered the wag, do not,
and hope you will excuse me for saying that
| never wish TO.
well, now, that's very strange continued
the old gossip, hayn't met single soul
knew since left home. am acquainted
with all the FIRST people in the State. an
yeryIweII known in Rocky Bottom, ,Sockingham
county, in the State OF New Hampshire.
know a III the FIRST gentlemen in the places
there's Squire Goodwin, Squire Cushman, MI
Timothy HaveDs, Mr.. Zachary Upbam, Dr.
Davi--' ~
Hold on, driver hold onr exclaimed the
wag, Il can't stand this Stop for mercy's
sake, end let me ont y
The driver reined up, and the wug took biz
valise in his hand and jumped out--ihe dis
comfitied victim OF garIulous old woman.
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"Full many flower is born to blush unseen"
And full many flower is born never t.
blush or bloom at ell; pale sickly, and stunie'
buds, lingering while upon the branch, anC
j., ,aDing away with their destiny Of sweet
u'o, aas, !. beauty all untitled. Chilled by The
ess rns a, heir fate, growing on some spo
G,I "Ssb"Ie and gloo,,r. nipped by an early fros:
,ransplanted 10 an uuSsen'ai c'lme, hidder
aw q, in some dark nook; or -" se'he cahKel
al The heart, they never arrive at the possess
ion Of their dover OF perfume and boom. We
who shall say what elements OF fragrance,
| what capacity for beauty, 10y unrecognized
and undeveloped in these Who shall say il
lthey had shared the sunshine and The dew
| with the roses ard carnations which have
been the pride OF The panerre, that they won Id
not have riyaled them in rich excess Of love-
illness.
And so with human flowers. Many a life
! is blighted from IFS youth, by the neglect o
1.-The world, the frosis Of poverty, the canker o
care, and the dull, gloomy place in which
4 fate wllIed its residence; many young girl
ldepressed by circumstances, and denied thu
sunshine Of love and admiration which woult
have called into soft and fragrant bloom al
the nature which lay folded in coldness an,
reserve, has felt within her the possibility o
,,,being oil that her more favored sisters were
Ttj1l has seen her unexpanded grsces and lIai
Of character drop away like the leaves Of th,
bud which witbers while opening. Many
nature Is full OF affection as the rose is Of arc
/ ma. has been chilled by the atmosphere Of in
lia5efenck around itUUtii il perished with il
] sweet 10 jiis own bosom. Saddest Of historic
Iafe lllosskyf possible and anticipated beaut
Ind hspi3iness which were meyer allowed /
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
Letter From Henry A. wise,
TIE following letter from Governor Wise,
Of Virginia, was read at the late Democratic
meeting at Philadelphia:

The following letter from Governor Wiseb
Of Virginia, was read at the late Democratic
ratification meeting at Philadelphia:
RicuMoNp, Va, June g.. 1856.
MY Dear Sir! received yours OF the 9th
inst, this morning, and regret that cannot
attend your Mass Meeting tomorrow evening.
But do most cordially congratulate the De-
mocracy Of the old Keystone State in having
her representative son named The "Flag Beat
err in the coming struggle 70. the Constitu-
ton and Onion, the equality Of States; the
rights Of citizens, nd the freedom Of religion.
As Pennsylvania has always stood side by
side with Virginia, SO Virginia, at her fourth
trial, has succeeded in nominating James Bu-
chanan, OF Pennsylvania, for the Presidency,
and she win sustain that nomination by twen-
ty thousand majority. United ~itlIa son Of
her child-State, Kentheky--uni.ediiw with the
,chole South and with all the conservation of
the North Buchanan end Bieckinridge will
be elected by SO triumphsata majority, Bs 10
merge the old and respectable parties in each
other, and to consign all others, and all the
isrns, Of oil colors, 10 lasting silrnee and sss
ereegi HENRY A. WISE.
To JOAN A. MAnsaAbt, Esq, Chairman Ex-
ecu;iye Committee.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

A NEW HYnN.--Life illustrated has the fol.
lowing: II has been suggested that The Rev
Heury Sixth Ward Beecher include in his mex
edition Of tie Plymouth Collection Of Hymns
an adaptation oi an old and Gsyorite one fo
Free-Kansas meetings as follows:
When can shoot my rifle clear,
And wipe out black bulls eyes,
I'll bid farewell 10 every fear,
Beneath the Kansas skies, ect.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
.f'LL LET YOU."

=, ..iss be delightful, so tempting my lips,
n,l thousand soft wishes beset you, s9
ahat nectar that Juuipcf sips,
vow oJ ~. 7ditionsS-pil let you.
Ifyoa swear by n,yc.
true. ~ Ill net Won.
And that No other damsel sh. s,a,,;t of bluc
BY the stars that roll round you s,,.
Perhaps, sir. perhaps. sir-Pll let you,
II not urged bya passion as 6eeting, as wild,
That makes all the yirtaos forget you.
But affection unsullied, soft, feryent aud mild,
You ask for kiss, then -Pll let you.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
nrThe dszzling rags on beauty nav eiTeol

nTrhe dazzling rays Of beauty may effect
us hke a charm; bul il they hnve nothing TO
support them, theii effects, like those or a
fairy tale, viii soon vanish, And when this
delusise fascination slips from before our eyes
we shall find that we have been caught BY u
thing as light as air, without one single qnsl-
iiy TO illthe capacities ofa .sensible.a and lib
ersl mind, for as beauty decays, The image it
impressed wears out,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

ara correspondent OF ,he NSto York Tri-
tnrs, writing nom Canada, says "large quaint.
|iits Of wheat sle still 10 ire hands ofthe Upper
tsansda faimefs-- probably notless than5, 5,0o0,-
900 bushels. ghhey have not had the good
sense TO stN when prizes were at the highest.
The extenlsof land Under crop is greater than
|at any preSioas tinle.,e Z y s. &.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

IrAn editor has lately been challenged 70
6ght duel. He says be always settles such
difficulties with 'tpen and ink" and he thus
threatens 10 put his antagonist in the Black
Sea. ..s.i.t,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
Ghf lfmofrat.

pubnshsdevery Thursday motniuRir.he old
Masonic lfali.secohd story ofthebfich build
ing vestofc. vsuansdat a Co'ssioTe, Main
Street, Eaton .ohio. at ihefoIlowingrstes;
si:ooperannum, ia advsnce.
s2oO II not paid withint6s year, and
s7:6osfterths year has expired.
KrThess vilibetigidIy enforced.
Nopnpridiseon,inued eduntil sllsrrearsseisrs
paidu nIess spiion ofthepublisher.
H1-No communicatiop inserted, unlesise
ompaniedby by responsiblsnsme.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

MA gentleman was promenading fashion.
able street with bright little boy at his side,
when the little fellow cried out:
"0h, pa, there goes an editor ~
Hush, hush p said the father, ''don'
maie sport Of the poor man--God only know:
what you may come 10 yet" a
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

sr "An' is o'Flsgerty yer name :" said
Paddy IL his new made acquaintance. ''surt
| knew two 0ald maids in Tippefary Nv ,ha
name---but they weren't yer mother at all
was theyi' as d
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

0.rA country editor thinks that Ricblieu,
who declared that 'ghe pan was mightier than
the sword" ought to have spoken good word
for the scissors.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

uTThe remains OF bachelor who .buts
into tears,S on reading the description OF mar
tied lie, have been found. ~ I
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

Cow. BY AN OLD BAonELoa.-Q. Why il
mstrimony like Sunday paperl
A. Because il is the Moose Of The meek.
Weiecommend the villainous perpetrator I,
the tender regards Of The Widow Be6ott.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
Another Old Line whig Paper at the South id
favor of Mr.. Buchanan.

We have daily published extracts from those
staunch oid-line Wing papers, the Wheeling
Inleligeneer and the St. Louis Republican,
both taking ground in favor Of Mr.. Buchanan.
We have now another TO add TO the list. The
North (Ga.) Times, published at Dalston, in
its issue OF the 18th of June, in an article de-
fning its position, says:
I We place at The head or our columns this
week the names Of the nominees of the Gin.
cinnai Convention for President and Vice
President. In taking this position thus early
and promptly, we are influenced by no other
motive than 10 preserve our consistency as an
independent journalist, and perform what We
conceive 10 be an obvious and imperative duty
in the premises. Having earnestly advocated
a union OF parties at The South, that the sound
men at the North might thereby be strength
ened and encouraged at home IN siSting
Abolition fanaticism, and belev ing that this
object can best be accomplished under The
pres tige of the Democratic name, and upon
the platform, and with lGe nominees Of the
Cincinnati Convention, We aIe prepared 10
give them our hearty and cordial support,
leaving il 10 others 10 consult their prejudices
and cavll at small things if they choose.
In recommending, however, the nominees
Of the Cincinnati Convention to, the confidence
and support Of our readers, we are Influenced
by no want of regard for the soundness, integ-
riiy and pure national character OF Mr. Fill
more. But he is not now, and we thlak Will
not be, candidate bei re the people at the
approaching election. Under proper cifcum-
sonces, there is no man in the country whom
we wouldssuppurt more willingly for the pres
idency; but believing, as we do, that the con-
test is between the Democra tic party and the
Black Republicans, aud that The running oil
j third candidate would inute 10 the success OF
the Republican party We could not support
Mr., Fillmore now, were ie 10 accept. Hence
our early and decided preference for Mr.. Buch'
anan. s.ssrs q
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

f5-u you wantto zee black sqnall, just
lookAt anesfo baby attacked with the colo.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
old.Lins Wing sunps-t 81 Mr.. buchanan.

| Every day confirms the impression that
large body OF the "0lj-lihe Clay Wings" see
| ing no hopes OF any resurrection OF their favor
lie organization, and opposed to The new one
which has sought 10 take its place, will join
the Democta:ic party under the had of Mr..
Buchanah.
The St. Louis Republican, for twenty yeurs
the influentSl organ of the Wings Of Missouri
hos come out openly and strongly for Bucba-
nan and Breck hrijge, The Wheeling (Va.,
hteiGgencer of the 18Th, which has always
been stpnch Whig psper, IA The course o!
long article addressed 10 the Wings of the
South, says:
Can then the Whig party Of ;he South besi-
late even? What further light can they ex-
pecp But one psrty has yet 10 act, and the
nominees Of that party We could not support
under any circumstances. Wings of the South
dare not look 10 that party. "The Constitu-
ton, State Rights" has loo long been floating
from their banner, and sympathy with Black
Republicanism is foreign siike to the Whig
party Of the SouthA-the soil which has nurtured
them and the instincts which animate them.
No one has higher appreciation Of Millard
Fillmore and his public services than We have;
lie has done well, but he is not in this contest.
He will be the first il true 10 his Presiden-
tjal policy, 10 cast his vote, as We shall, in
favor OF Right; and if he continue the friend
OF The Constitution tina! he has proved himself
here .olore, he win be found true 10 the con-
Servative and non interference principles that
we advocate, aud aid in the promotion and
vindcaio
The Presidential nominee OF The Convention
was not our first choice. We had hoped that
distinguished son OF the Old Dominion would
have been called upon 10 head the hosts OF the
Constitution. But he was pot before the Con-
venion, and an eminen! son Of tie Keystone
State has been selected. We need not even
pause TO inquire into his political antecedents;
His character for integrity is unimpeached: and
we believe that he will prove true 10 The Con-
sliution on the great question, the issue OF the
contest. This is enough for us. On this
great test we can battle for him as the cham
pon Of The great principle Of non Intervention
| for which we have ever contended.
|
These are our sentiments frankly expressed,
! As such we recommend them 10 our readers and
| the Wings Of the South. The former, we
know, will do justice 10 our motives; and it
the latter will canJidlY weigh our suggeStionsi
we shall have accomplished all that we desire,
and shall look for our highest rewa.d TO The
unequiyocal approval Of our conscience.
Not only in the South, but In this State will
there be found thousands Of men who will be
governed by considerations SIMILAR 10 those
which have influenced The hteliigencor,
1
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HOME ENTERPR1SEi
Young America Steam FlOul
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING RECENTLY EXTENDED Ny Wilt.
III Hing Interest by she addition of cue of III. IL
Gafk's Celebrated Patent Fleufins sills, Roltius.
Machinery &c.. and having fully tested It's capaes
ity to do first class wosk, am nov fully prepar-
ed TO give my friends and thnse Of home enter
prise generally satisfactory evidence, that they
now need not 80 beyond Batofi Hdtse In ofdef 10
setttre to themselves foar thai will compare favs
otably tn ahy pftdueed In the eeuitfy no matter
by how extensive complicated machinery.
AS The Object will be 10 produce hotr OF the
best character and standing trust TO meet With
that betalitY of patronage as will sustain Tile
undertaking Families or ortliefs ordering -Four
frem me may rest assured my best endenv1rs
shnii he given 90 please them, ofders should be
sent to the store Of the undersigned. For The
when not wanted by the barrel, In bass Of II. 10,
81 or 5epouBtls each. OF in such other quantities
as they msy wish. ..s....
MARIO JOHHUA BEAb4
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Particular Notice.

DLANTERS and others purchasing Gro
l ceries through their servants, will
pleass notice the fact that they can be
supplied with a prime article for as little
money at The corner oi Africa and St.
Ferdinand sts., as elsewhere.
aug l0. M. @. BRYAN.
s. u. corner Court House Square.
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EDMOND LEGENDRE.

Worker In Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
Tat,d Ss.--Rsd,ty oppostts 6sars stotss.
TSHE subscriber will attend promptly
i to all orders in his line, making and
repairing cutters, copper pipes for fnaelihea
ty, stoye pipes, &c.
nyA good stock Of lin ware always on
hand and made te order
may 3-y. ED. LEGENDkEa
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Now A the Time.

10 MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL.
THE subscriber offers for sale 10 his numerous
i customers and the public in general, 81 lower
rates than ever, his extensive stock OF Watches
and Jeweiry 10 make room for his new stock.
Anybody wishing TO purchase any thing In my
limo can not do better thnn to call on me and
Judge for himself
Watches ana Clocks repaired and warrsnted xs
usual for twelve months ...
TffE0. GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and .JeaeesSer Haraey Hoase.
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nR1H a URANDpRE, having purchased the
III sesar Store Of 2. tefbeis, on lafayette, In
fsetns their friends and he public generally that
they have Iist received from New o. leans a large
Assortment Of Impaired Eegafs OF all Brands,
pipes of All sprts No. | assorted Chewing and
Smoking Tobaecr. Imported Cigsrettap and also
the best Meies's seEsrs. Ali orders frem the
country promptly attended To.
The Young America Cigar Store seiietsa share
u public pstrenage.
E.pRoz.
ar.gDtf CIfAs. aRANDPRE.
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New and Popular Music,

TIME Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy /;
i Bell Brandon; Don't be angry Mother /;
Norma March serenade March; 'Tis
Midnight Hour; When the moon on the
lake Is beaming Aurora Gallopade; Sa-
Lutte a Ia France Willie we have missed
you; and Shanghai Polka, Just received
and for sale by GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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DERsoNs having nonsy 10 spend for
J. Groceries, canrfot do better than call at
The brick building recently erected on the
corner of Africa and ST. Ferdinand streets,
where a gnid pro quo Is always ready for
exchange. Additions aud supplies are con-
stantly receiving. M. e. BRYAN.
inlY2D. s. +. Cor. Court House Square
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eIarriase., Harness, whips. &C

FTNHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria-
j. yes. Harness, whips, sc. IL nrw COM
plete, and ha invites sn examination oI
his stock before purchasing In New Or.
ls,aus, N ha guarantees his prices as low as
~ any IN the south.
Maseroofi corner or Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing Ii
Superior style ut the old established stand
coIhef Of Main and Church Streets.
A@4 w. r, TUNNARp,
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no 1slMaaters.

A IKIN's Corn and Cotton Cultivatot
n This truly useful agricultural impfov.
ment, has been fully tested by highly res.
feciabie and practical planters who afterfil
trial, sny that by Its use, In the cultivation
of Corn, Cane, Or Cotton, there is saving
oil al least one third the labor to man and
horse uver the common plew. lisa new
invention, Patented March 20, isas.
Planters are Invited to call and examine 1t.
A supply on hand and for sale by
t54 w. r, TttNNAVD,
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tT,HE subscriber, well knowo( H.
l. to the citizens Of BatonfT D |"
Rouge, from long residence. offers hts pfo !.
iessional services TO the public, as a teacher
Of the piAso Fostn. the vioLis, and CoR-
he will also furnish Music
for Private Parties, soiree, &c Letters
addressed TO him through the post office,
will be promptly answered, and orders lett
at the Comet Office, will meet immediate
attention. Ioctta1 n. W. JOLLY.
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Gbs ailsrai,lg Omit,
Psbiishsa paiiy tRGsndsys Emssptsd.)
a44aal444as z1ss 2uasaAa4A@ g5
III. AZ FINE, nsafssr n 1sweprletsrs
4@=a4.44 h - &z44Als-+zA
Offiee on Third street.

tN~TersS&ss afws subseflpt ttsni Il HFe,i IL The
rate Oh Ae N per Aitmnsns phyabit IN advance, sf
"a ID atthe NAtlfA tiph ofslf inonshs, fhs Week.
W isp8s1t6NeN "a Al bUpsf satAfs, Invariably III
siv4hTes HJtl BIZ t1nneuiaiy delivered With
IN tlselii&as N 4sls Uily w ihs eaffief.
~ Seofs@eUss Baiiaf per square
es* ~ 6fst InAeftiHf, and halt thss asuetnt fpr
sssf satssVAeut Insertion lines Of less, con-
Xentkt Aa avsrt rtislne. -4afvyehanas, IRA.
dsss, hitA 1tietss Will be e6HtYaeish with Oh the
s,vss f4axnhsble teFn3ss 4
r1ets tyaf1s easilitisa fsf delne
tsb.WaSt With ntatiisss And despa tehA-n I'll vHs
sietiss III sulgfs, eAnAst be surpassed Nv Any ess
saBllsltnseHs IA Ahk uity--saeh N
tsAWSk&s' Nhikfs TinkEfs- -pgsSEEs-4l ljiiA
NsAns-~slllhA III 1sAfsssas -pKnHhAxN ~ ELstfuH
S1ckffsA l1N&uAsfSs AkHst6 IA AkgssA rItA6gAvksA-
and visifixu DARpA. Faf fkfthef particulars, We
,nyiie ysa 10 eaii ahdyses our specimens.
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First Arrival OF the season
AT THE ONE PHtCE
lxOfhtgsU E51tuOIsiss1sa.

TSHE Subscriber has Just feceivsd by
i. steamer CREseEsT Cry, from New
York, q large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Linen Bosom Shirts SILK.
Cotton and Mefino under shirts Shirt Col
lats. Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery.
Gloves, Suspendars, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Cfavats, Neck Ties scaffs Stocks,
S<e., all of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses In New York,
andwill be sold at low prices. In order TO
do Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy.
ers he has made II a rule in oil cases 10
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will In Oil
cases strictly aahere TO that principle.
sept6.y. w. ID, PHILLIPS.
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INSURANCE.
soatlsern nIatual 1Hsufsttee tgtapeny
of HasoH Hatsge.

of ttasoa Hetsge.
Incorporated by Al NJ hspistatare 9ffoaistaig,
Appterea, M,srch 12th, 1850. 80
Authorized Capital, isstt s5tp0. 0.vV0,UO.
The Southern M,taai Iassaaoe Congo,sy,
Of baton Ropge, have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared TO take FisB,
MAeisf, and Rlvrr Risks.
Directors.
James n. Brown, Leon flonnecaxe,
John b. KIeinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w. r. Tunnstdi
Jos. Y. Durable, Joseph I.afguiet
G. O. Mediation, VIM 3. Pike,
trustees.
w D. Walker, jesse Hart,
r. y. Conrad, s. u. Lsyeock,
Chas. A. Slack, James NJ. Brunot,
sostheue AllaiIi. w. n. Phillips,
Joseph 4. Williams, Thompson ]. Bird,
j. T. Noien. Daniel d. Avery,
John A. Dougherty, Samuel M. Hart,
WILLIAM g. PIKE. Pfesit.
AbfHEB sHfrrnns, sec'y.
baton Rouge. Jan'y. 29, 1866. u.
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ctUPERIOR OLD OTARD, Dufuy and Es.
. Cegnae, Best II. Brandy, Old Port Wine. Am.
ontiliado Sherry. Madeira Wine, ysmhiea Rum,
Old Bourbon Whisky. Old Scotch Whisky ,200 dos,
London Porter and Ale, for sale BY E
ap-3o wM. BQHEL, Druggist.