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The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

AN INDIAN FIGHT.-A fight among the red
men of the forest took place short time ago,
says the Butte Record, on the open Prairie SIX
miles from Chico. The battle was fought be-
tween the tribe known as the Bidwell Indians
and tribe that belong across the river II
seems to be periodical affair with these sava-
ges. They fought on the appointed day ana NJ
the spot named and with as much system anu
regularity as their more CIVILIZED br threh.--
The struggle was carried on for several honrs'
and with savage Fl rceness equal to any con
test that has been witnessed for a long Unit
There is popularity in this mode OF warlare'
that we presume is not generally known. IL Is
that when in the heat OF con1ct-arrows ny
no as thick as hail-and the air is rent win 'h'
hideous war-cry-the little children, oy iiu'uai
consent. are sent into the ranks Oh the enemy ~
pick up the poisonous beard arrows that nav
missed their mark, and return them TO the quF-
II of the hostile parent, to be again sent lh.o
the enemy's ranks. There were some ten VI
twelve seriously wounded and two killed. Ohe
of the Bidwell tribe. fine stout warrior wa
pierced in the breast by an arrow to the depth
of nine inches The point was poisonous, ana
the probability is that he will die from the Ell
fects.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

THE CARSON VALLEY CONSERVATIVE have
frequently spoken of the country lying along
the eastern base of the great Sierra Nevada
range its fertile valleys, their extent and per-
feet adoption to pastoral and agricultural par-
suits Aud yet there are very many. from the
fact that no other name than Carson Valley has
heretofore been applied to that country that
deems it but limited il extent or Importance.
But gradually new names and new valleys are
being brought into notice as the Wash-ho Hon
ev Lake and Truckee. We are the more coa-
WINGED of this fact and their ultimate great i'm
portance. from the remark of Hon. b. r. keene,
lately returned from months reconnaissance
al these beautifully romantic basin valleys.
He says that on this side the Sierra. we have no
conception of their number. beauty and extent;
that very many have supposed Carson Valley
the principal and commanding feature or that
country. but that so far from being so, there
are numbers of other valleys that Will vie With
II ia natural beauty as well as extent snd
which together constitutes one OF the finest
stock growing countries upon the continent. 1t
L. mainly from the fact that Carson Valley lies
along the track of the great immigrant thor
0u1hfare a large and productive valley. that
has given it notoriety. rather than from rs pos
sessiug any natural advanta ges intriusicaly sll-
psrior to many others.
This country. so isolated and remote from
Estern Utah. will ere long require a separate
territorial government, making. with Descret.
Two distinct territories and soon to be made
sovereign States organizations of polygamists,
among the enlightened States of North Ameri-
ca in the nineteenth century.--Placerullle 4lser-
tcir
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

THE FORREST DIVORCE CAsE.-In the Neac
York Sunday Dispatch We find the subJoined no.
tice of this celebrated divorce case. Perhaps IL
might have been well for the Philadelphia Sun to
have entertained its readers with some reference
to the notorious and infamous life which Mr.
Forrest has led during his married life, as de
yeloped on the trial. If is notOriously
debauched, is not his wife grossly abused?''
In regard 10 the ever-lively topic of the For
rest Divorce case" our friend, Col. Wallace, o
the Phil deiph,a Sun, publishes the following :
''The referee appointed by the Court, Alvin Z
Bradlee. has made his report. 1t provides 1oi
the payment of Mrs. Forests costs, aud order
Mr.. Forrest to give security for the payment o.
alimony aud affirms in all respects the Judg
ment of the court. And it is ordered, decreeo
and adiudged, that in case Mrs. +. shall surviV'
DIR. Forrest, or any other event shall occur ma
terally changing their circumstances. an appii-
cation may be made on foot OF the Judgement
in this action of any party IN interest lor such
modification of the judgment touching the d. =
lowance for support AS may oe just III We" Vi
any right title or interest IN, or claim 10 the
estate real or personal of Mr.. +. which may
then have accrued to her by act and operation
oflaw or in view of any such other event. MI.
Forrest will carry the case to the Court of APP
peals. We cannot in the face of the notorious
and infamous life Mrs. Sinclair has led in Cali
1ornia. and the great Revision in public opin-
ion as to the justice of the original verdict, see
how anv Court can decide that she is entitled
10 a single cent. 1t would be offering preml-
um for prcfgacy were she allowed alimonny
from the fortune of the man she has so grossly
abused.n While we fully agree with the SEN
timents and opinions here expressed by our Phil
adelphia friend, we must correct slight error
into which he. and several other cotemporarles
has fallen. The referee has as yet made no re-
port either full or partial as both counsel have
agreed to postpone proceedings before him I'M
iii October. The erroneous report above allu-
ded to, originated in a gossppy. and, we be-
lieve. malicious newspaper squib, Intended to
prejudice the case and slyly manufacture pub
lie opinion. 1t ought to have been left to rot
and die in the foul source whence it emenated.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

DEATH PROM LoCEJAw-W. II. Cheesebro, a
highly respected citizen of Shasta Valley. says
the Yreta Union, who had his leg so badly shat
tered few weeks ago by the machinery Of a
1hreshing machine. died in this town on Satur-
day. th. 23i nit. The leg had been amputated
by DR.. GatliH. and the patient was thought to
have been doing well. but in few days after
the operation be was seized with lockjaw, which
resulted in speedy death. We understand that
The deceased leaves wife and child in the At
lantic States, bat it is not known where. 1t is
supposed that he emigrated to California from
the State Of iowa
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

THE MoRNoNs IL CARSON VALLEY.-The emil
grafton from Great Salt Lake was arriving at
Carson Valley in large numbers at the latest
dates In speaking of the number OF wives to
each man the PlacerrII american says A large
part of the population are ofthe recent immi-
grafton from Salt Lake. and have not yet been
able to erect their dwellings. and. as conse-
S.ueuce, their wagons their only sleeping
rooms. You have only to count the number,
not OF wagon-heds. but bedwagoas in the circle
that make up the household, to know just how
iEaly wives man has.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

RETIREMENT OF JENNY LIND FROM THE STAGE.
We were shown yesterday. says the S. r. Herald
a letter received by a gentleman in this city
from the Secretary of Mitchell's Royal Library
London. in which it is stated that Madame Jen-
ny Lind Goldschemidt, after singing IN concerts
for six months through the different cities of the
United Kingdom, has retired with a snug little
fortune of fifty thousand pounds. Jenny's me-
lodous voice has proved an industrious goose
and has laid many golden egg for the Swed-
ish Nightingale.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

The Crlqueras Chronicle of Saturday says min
ers having claims in the rivers throughout this
county have all .'got in" and are, as general
thing, doing well. The water is very low
which has facilitated them greatly in furtherine
their operations
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

MORE DEPREBATIoNS BY THE INDIANS.-The
Trinity Journal states that one of the California
Stage Company's stages. while on the up-trip
to Yreka, was attacked by the Indians at Lost
Cabin. about sixty miles from Shasta. on Thurs
day morning last. The driver was shot with
three balls and an arrow. but succeeded in cut
ting the traces and making his escape on one of
the horses. The Company. understand.
have withdrawn their stages from the route, and
entered into arrangements with Greathouse
Co., at Shasta. by which persons travelling up
North can now find safe and speedy passage
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Saturday, August 23d,
two young men were telling tree near New
town. FL Dorado county, when an old man was
struck In its fall and SO fatally injured that he
died on reaching his cabin short way off. He
had a wife and two children.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

TAKE A NOTE OF 1.-THE steamers for Sa
Francisco leave Stockton now at o'clock il
stead of 4 as formerly.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-09-06

FATAL ACcIDENT.-One day last week Mr..
Kendrick was driving along the road to Briggs
vile, in Shasta county, in wagon, with load
of fruit in company with Mr. Grannice. In
descending hill the wagon upset, killing Mr..
Kendrick and spraining the ankle of Mr.. Gran
nice.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-20
Notice.

THE subscriber fesrec'f"l'v returns his
j thanks ~ his friends and rns'n,ne,s who
have during the past ca, iheral'v given
him their patronage. and takes this ",ath-
od NJ Informing thew snl the public al
'atg. that he has n"4 D ha'f'. la,se Int
II seasoned lumber aud eve,,<s'ing regn's-
lite for the undertaking successful compile
tion cf all work in the shape o, House
Buildings. blinds. Sash and pc",s. fitting
up "f St"tes, Ha, -,onns in The best. mrs'
durable and w",k,na"l,Sn style 4 oners
left at D. G. Mon'ans Hardware Store the
Post Office, or at my shop on Fifth street
adjoining ST. retet s and St, Paul college.
will meet with rro,nrt attention,
dec2l. q l.. SEES
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Steam Pressed Brick,

LNOK the convenience of the citizens ot
L Baton Rouge. an office has bee, ornp
ed at JoSarA BnALs SToHr. opposite the
Harney House. where orders may be left
tor immediate Transmission I. the STEAM
BRICK and LusneR MUS, of the suhscri-
Der, and will be iO'd with quick despatch
as given at the office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article, are So
l,cited to test the quality Of the STEAM
PsEssEp. % Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities, at lowest market
rates. Iaus2S-ttl J. H, SCHENCK.
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0tnts. Qlotbino emporium,
First Arrival 0f the Season
AT TUE ONE rHtrF
(YOfhiMg E,,, lpD1'iy,,s.

TNHE soFsr''het has lust received bv
J. etee'oer CntscrN1 Cr'y. from New
V"'h. large and beautiful assortment ol
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Linen Hos"m SHIFTS: silk
Cotton and Nlerino under shirts Shirt Cob
la,s. Linen and tottun Draws: Hns;.,y
Gloves. Susrenders Ginp., aud silk rerket
Hdkf t,arats. Neck 1ie<. Sra,fs Simls ..
the most fashionable houses in New York.
anil will be sold at low prices IN order 10
do Justice and give satisfaction tocash buy
e,s he has made II y ,ua IN all cases tc
deduct 10" ret cent 'cr cash. and will in all
eases strictly anhele tc that principle
sepfG-y " y PHILLIPS
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To Planters.

\ lklN'S Corn anl Cotton Cul,ivatoy
"A This truly useful agricultural mrrov-
tnent has been fully tested wv highly ros
recsable and practical planters who aie,fu|
trial. say that hy 'ts use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane. or Cotton. there is saving
" at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the co,n,non r|ow. ltsanew
invention. Patented March 20. lsle.
Planters are invited to cal, and examine il
A supply On hand and for sale by
TVNNAED 4 HEUENnl1RE.
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THE DAILY COM E'T.
Published Daily (Nfcndays Excepted. J
@--e ----
~. a. pgRE, Eater h Proprietor.
office on Third street.

t~Cevnss. --res sabsrtirt'-n 7. Nsed ~ ~.
~ate Of 10 V per annum, payable IN advance. o'
% 10 At the expiration pfsis months. me Week
" Il pahisked ~ - tN per aNstsa, invariably N
'sdvance p-sh wiii te rnnetuaiis d.Nveved with
~ the li,sits n the cAy W the carrier
~AavestlslWa.4-B Dollar tes square
rot the ht.t insertion, ard ha,t that ~m"urt f",
ave, subsequent Insertion ten lines or less, ron-
~tstnts a sqsate,
veasty A~~ettlslsss. .Me.chen.., rta
',ars, ana cther., VIII be contracted with IN the
'~'rst reasonable t~tr,..
80 1Whs " ~ \. Ute facilities srv dcins
lab work with aestNsss and Jesr. .tch-in atl va
sl..ias " sa,crs, cannot bs surpassed by amy es-
tab,ish,n~nt IN tha Ctty-such as:
LAwysws Rs'sss -RA,L TWNvrs -Posrvss RttL
~. aNA-R,sA ~ LsDssas- -pwonW a&xa a-Es st'tt"s
r,cs srs--D -Devuu,sSs' Lass,s -c.eus-C,scuav ss
ana vtst$lsa OARns. For farther particulars. We
invite yon 20 call and see eu. specimens.
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1vMANs PATENT,
<NlC NMh Door Springs.


1--WE UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
l. this invaluable Spring. has them on
hand aud fo, sale al price tlich is moth
ing compared with THEFT utility Samples
can he see" nj NY stcte. On the gate n
Joshua lieal, and the Ha,nev House Door.
They are simple and would not he Insult
able for the nea'est ra'lot sloots in this
city. apply at a"gl y. e. MONTANs
W""''en Svnrr. t,vo",,e. n. usl,es. tR,.
HAND F,ooms, Wisp. Hearth, He,se.
IL White wash Marking. Sc,"bl;ng. Cob.
web ans Faint Brushes thurns; Reels
Huttet CASHIERS I"wel Rollers, Butte,
Stamps W""''e" sp""ns, Salad Forks
Wooden pa's: ripe,ns. Coda, Tubs.
Water and Well Eurkets. Coo D,rrets
Wash Boards Wood Scoops Trays. Pals.
sc y. e MONTAN.
JUL Church street.
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0aromart at D. e. Mlonton.
r - ~ - - ~ -
elOsyse aFWvw1sl@fups.

w ATER lisfetns. p,ipre,s and Ewe,s E.
w oval "r'ag"" and eo'ored Hal LAMPS !;
ennmsl'ed Stew Pans: hl"ck Tin and IRON
Satire Pans; turned brass Preserve ket-
Ties: cssti'on aud ea,then Sp'toons oval
square md Gothic Walters. Salve,s and
Tea trays: Lamp Glnhes, Gliu,ne,s and
Wick rich centnr table French busters !;
common Yankee ditt": common, weodlep
G"'nsh"d, Brit'ana and si|ve, plated Ia
hle 'asto,S, at " e. MONEAN's
ul1, Church street
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Carriage harness. Whips, Il g,

THE Subscribers assortment ol Carria.
L. Rcs, Harness. whips, Sc. is now COM
plete, and he invites an examination OF
his stock before purchasing IN New Or.
leans, A. he guarantees his prices as low as
al any IL the South
Warrrcom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
cctaes Of Main and Church Streets.
TUNNARD 4 Nt.DENBItRl;.
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BOGAN 4 LlHEND DIRE.

workers In TIN, Cnpper and Sheet Iron.
Third 1.-Nenti. opposite B',t,1,,spn's st"i,s
TIVE subscribers will: attend promptly
l. to all orlets in their line. making am,
repairing cutters copper wres ier machine
~, stove pipes 81.
H~A good stock ct Tin ware always cn
hand. and made tc o,er
may 3-y BOtAN Il LFGENDNE..
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TIME arm of W. r. TUNNARp& co.
L was dissolved BY limitation, on the
3lst Of December 1883. The business will
be continued by W. F. TuSNAso. ON his
own account. The name OF the firm will
only b used in the settlement Of accounts.
w. T. TUNNARD.
Jan, 7nd 1855. a. y. HEDENBERC
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l)rotrssianal Motitfs.

lR. q. w. NEARlNG. otFrt. his pro
- fe.sicnal services 10 the public. Once ~
church .s-"rr,s'se waddili 4 Day's t,rng Store.
Residence on Main Street, between church mud
tuevth streets, ier5.y
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70 sport n, . n

4 FEW doz. best English, Stab 1wis,
~ Double and Single Narrel Ehnt Guns Esz
sizes, tame Uags, Powder Worms. Patent Wsddibg
Fooled Lined and Central Fire Gaps; Wsd Cui
tsrs. G"" ruhes, and every thing else connected
in that line, at LANUUlFR 4 LANOUE.
jan.,7v. Cor Lsfa yetts and Florida Sta
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New gARPETs.-l have now in s'o,e
IN splendid assortmaut ot new style
Carpets. which weto purchased at auction
IN Philadelphia. at ve,y lov prices aud
viii he sold accordingly.
~tl2-v w " PHILLIPS
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Arfbitfftnral Varbs, II.
n. A. KAUFMAN. r. HFRRER
%, A. KAUFMAN L. 90.

MOULD respectfully call the attention NJ the
w citizens n baton Rouge and ofthe ad,on'
ravtsl,ee. that they are now prepared ~ Il" all
kinds ~ work that may he entrusted IN them.
seh pledge themselves ~ give general sa'isfac-
t,rn ~ thoee whr VII, fav"r t,ar,
Alsc Hrainins, Glazing and Gliding i'nta
on cf WOOD and ma ,hie eveevted ~ The ve'v ''est
style. Fsescr painting Ra"ne,s e.h T,an-
spafefces painted " order. Shop--Cer North
WcWlsvNfd and ~ leuis ets jantsv
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Crates. larates and stoves.

a NEW supply Of the above for par
~ IS ard "f''ce, With and withtut s,tf,,per
fronts. Cook Stoves, large and small Egg. Boz,
Ha,rel and Franklin Stoves, for Wood ard Cosi
assorted sizes. besides the articles which general
" go with them-sneh ss Goal Wois, Shove, AMI
Tnngs, &c. A. the Hardware Store Of
jan t7-v LARuU1tN 4 LANtlT
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Mechanics Toous.

pFNiU Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Sreat
- s aeksnns Saws flains II all kinds
A"gers an,l Anger Ei's E,acs and Erace
Hits Ha'ch"t's, Hammers. Carvats Iools.
G'nbets s.sJ 'oopets Bits. rcere,'s Kiv-
cts e. u. {. Noatap. Church. st
HlSN LINE Floats. assorted si1ne; tim
l e,tk and kirby brut Hooks Fish
l,'nes. asso'ted sizes. hot Pouches Pow
'le' and i'istol F'asks Douhla and Single
hat,e| Shot Gnns-Ou hand tor sale bv
may ~. " G. MONTAN.
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u u T. So GODS At
NEntra.ED rnIalrs

THE SURSCRlHt'R now offers his en-
tire Stock. Printed Muslins. lac tnnnts,
Otgandies, Ha,,eges and othet Sr,'ng Dress
Goods at very low p'ires the public are
invited I" give him call letnre gu,chas-
ing elsewhere.
may w ". PHILLIPS
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faranitr \ Gauont.
LATE AKRIV AIS OF
1856. uARDW ARE! 1856.

T1lE undersigned have on hand and
n,e daily tsre's'ne per steamers snd sailing
vessels direct from the Manufactures, a general
assortment NJ Domestic nNd Foreign
Wa ri WA vr. which they elFer At prices mt 10
he rSrrRst't t.pau,rp \ IAsHr,
Iao11y. Cor. Lafayette aud Flerids sts
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stca N, usacktnei

GUTTA Perclm Steam Packing
~ Kentucky and Cation packing Gssket pa
per and Navy Oaknm: Etesm pibs, Furnished an,l
Polished. Rteam Stops and auage Cocks; Brass
Coupling ard Connecting Cocks, for IRON or cop
per pipes. always on hand st
jant7.y. LAR0UtER 4 LANOuE.
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CHARLES Rl!STON.

nLACKSMVHlNG AND WAGON
- MAKING r,r,,;us mrrr,ru.
MADE and repaired BUG -64tjyN
GlES, and "the, repairs
done at the shortest notice Horse sl,ceinp
done with the greatest rare and despatch
o. All work done hy him shall he equal
10 that done at any "ther establishment in
tho South,
nE- Wagons and Ca,'s always on haul
frr sale. Sh"r IN Africa Street. nearV.
He""" DFy e'"od Stn'e. 'py5-y.
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ssgOyEu.s, SPADES.

A MES aud RowIands Spades, Dirt an,
n Scoop Shovels. Rakes and Gnrdet
Hoes, Ladies' Flor~l Hoe, Rakes. &c.
u. G. MonraN, Church ST.
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n. tA,spAsss.
FAIRBANKS g. Will SON,

House, Sign 4 Ornamental Painters.
Third street. two doors North If the ros. Office.
HAVING permanently located IN Rat"o Henge,
Ill We w"vld respectfully solicit . share cf the
r"e''c patronage Being pra.t'eahle wotkmen, w"
are ~ wctk nm the mcst ftascnahlr te,ms and I"
the hest style.
ALSO, draining, Mashline, Glaying and Paper
hanging neatlv eseruted.
Plantation work solicited aud ,nu,aptiy
attended t0 lt$sv.
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IOrrCE TO ll11LrERs.--

NVIVE IJ5 III ITLT7FKS.--Thr I'M
~ derstgped IL now prepared to manufacture
by Steam power At the shortest notice al, kinds
~ fSash. Blinds. Windows, Doors. &c--leitcra ad =
dressed Ia him Al the Post Office at baton Rouge
viii meet with immediate attention.
sspt-S.N J. ". nROF7,
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SuJpslries.

TUST RECElVED-l5 doz. boxes fresh
y Sardines doz gal. jars of Pickles !;
3 doA do. half Jars, Of the celebrated brand
Of VIM Underwood; basket sweet Oil ;
A fine article Of No Mackerel and Cod
fish. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Call
and cxamfAe for yourselves.
oct23-y.- O'CALLAcHAN Il MuLviH,LI.
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Cast steel.

DEST Cast Steel, C,stetn Hoop Iron
- Iron Wovc Wi,e, and Iron R,vets, for
sale by u. e. MOATAN,
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Wooden Ware

A NE Hatrhet, Tile. Anger snl Chisel
n Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
aud White Wash Brushes, Paint brushes
and Sash FOOLS. tor sale hy
u. E. MONTAN. Chlrh 81.
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Cart and Wagon Duarue.s.

\ FULL ASsORSMENT Of Colla,s.
II lIames. Blind bridIes, Cart breerh;ng,
Cart saddles, Wargon harness, Trace chains
&c, which we offer al moderate prices.
ian1SdyI IARGUIER h LANOUE.
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Music TeaChing.


TINE subscriber, well knows
L to the citi.ens of BatonV VY1"
Rouge, from long resideoce, offers his rrc.
tcss,onal services to the public. ~ teacher
OF the P.ASc Foarx, tAe v,oIix, and Cos :
Nxr-A-Prsrpw. He will also furni.h music
for Private Parties, Soiree, Dc. Letters
addressed 10 him through tAs pos& olace,
will be prcnptly answered, and os1sn lett
at tAs Comet clkce, win meet imsneiiate
attention. oetia II. w. JoLEV.
lust RECEIVED, per Steamboat
q Jauesfvaase. 10 cAA181. {. HAM go
Boxes CgaEA1L. rUs sals ~ Y. uessAs Dnc.
JOnlN TI1AN4,
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w ". PHILLIPS.
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~ five piece. IA St'aw Mating to n,
rive this week aud Tor sale by
ian % W. y. PHILLIPS.
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To Black am II t1,s. Ca rI,enters
0n1 COOuera.

A NvILS, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
II and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Tong. Files
OF all sizes and description. also a full ss-
sortment of Carpenters and Coopers tools
lanlsdyI LARCUIEK Il LANOUE.
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CARPET & RUGS.

1NllE subscriber has iust received from
J. New York, large assortment ot IN
g'a'n, Three Fly. aud Brussels Carpets. all
"t which will he sold at low prices
sant ~ W " PHILLIPS
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GARDEN sEEl,s,...
\. Baxin'S PerGnn,ery.

4 FRESH supply Of Y. Bazln's un-
~ rivaled pERFuMERy and FANCY ARTI-
Giles, direct from Philadelphia, such as:
COLOGNE WATER
EXTRACTS for ItANDKFRCHEIFS: r
OXMARROW POMMADE:
pHILOCOME do
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS:
SHAVING BRUSHES; HAIR do.
TOOTH Brushes; Waters Tooth SOAP &C.
For sale at the Third Street DRUG STORE
july25-y. j. J.. WALLET, Druggist
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CORN s11crurus.

('OWN SUELLEUS.
YANKEE. Southern and Boston, to
l. sale low Ivy y. G, MONTAN
Church St
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I.OCksi I.oCksl

1 RENCH Southern Rim Laser. Store
l Don,, Cnhborl and PadlAsks, al.c
ta"t every description on hand and tor
cby H. e. MONTAN.
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NROWELS patent zinc liued Thermom-
\ .'er Ghurns also the Cylinder Ch"'p,
for sale by u. c. MONTAN,