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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Gin fbdnplid,cS 8cihdft, Elm @el9aft,

GiufbdnoliheS 3ei@dft, Elm @sldaft,
aus benz benz 9eteu uno Gi9entbum Der @ren3-
te,ppbner bic srSBte @eiahr erpahl't uno rrel6es
bereits bic fur9tbarlteu Bluttbaten CUR 8olse &C.
bait bat, III bas Gerfaufe Don @bisfey an bic
Sntianrr. Der rctbe Maun tpiro beraul9t 3ur
gsfie, srr eeren Mrrcluf Nicmanb ii9er 1T.
Das miIen bic oemeini9acli@en @ubjecte, pel9e
jenes @ewerte treiben, gut senue> unb bennr@
t!ibt unb pu&ert es in Der i~ppiel1en @eiie.
Neuli9 naro %inreiIen iter cine srO6e Mn3abl Don
perlcnen in Der Winnebasc-I9 entur bieies Ser
ssbens mesen @eridt ssbaIten uno :3mei terfsl-
ten unter $4,000 Biireldaft ee1elt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

9bafopee+ Die @epSlferuns BON Sba-
fopte 1T nad bem y Democrat" 900, bic BON @eett
County 5000 @eelen. @eun bies ri9tis ii,
tann bat f9 Bic BesElteruns Der Statt unsleid
lana}amer eermebrt. als bic hes County.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Eeucr in &hafpDee.-Mm Mittt

Teucr in @bafppee.- Im Mittpo9 DOT
.aht Saseu> 2 1lbr frib, tra9 in ter @cbnuns
pes 5errn @albraitb, tsleeen an 5ulmesfraBe &C.
seniiter benz Mational<9 ctel, 6euer ans unb 3er-
iSrte in fur3er :3eit has @etaute. Den untern
@tct batten Geis unb Duranb ais Store inne.
Sbr gerlut pirt bu19 bic geriaeruns seb.dt.
Das @ebaube mar $2500p ertb unb lpQ nidt per-
fid,erf fe;n. =H3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
6. $. @ebmrnteier s. Sp.
Deu:T@:e .5anrtung

Deu:I;&@e .5anr(ung
@pe5ereis 0oore1a,
@bclsials nnb @stail,
Gde spn Sadjpnz unD fInfter Strabe,
ct, Waul> 0sinn. -"
@ail'6 Nau6~ uno Sanupf=G abad,
Gt9arren,
beutl1e Tru6te, Gihprie,
!5erin9e, @arreuen &c.
Fets an 5anS, iptpie ein sutes Eager pom
Nd9eln Uen1sr9laS> poreelein, Steins
unp lDpi erraayen.
0rpceriee! Groceries! @rocerie6!
6. . S5plcD,e,be,
id)1nen Stprc nit Der armpr=V rout
in Der Safl pnzS trabe,
stpiiUsn psr Gisrten uno Uiinftsn int Ser Mabe
oca &emperens~ 0auleS,
Sem:ietbet, ,lnb seist ben gtnwrtnrrn Scn ct.
Vuul uue llmataeuc adtunaenrl all, bab
er fcrt@dbrenc grpbere Stacunsea
Stapel= Ii. Tanev=Wrpcerten
prpYiTcneu, Meinen, 9if1ren uno
Gt9orret, S9enfzl tenllien,
S%eilermaoren, N1Atl>
Vla5 II. I. no. II. !. ~
entef1nst, ais je auf Rem Marft nan ct. Yaul
9ebra6t ruroen.
Diele Waaren rneriren mir Gn9ros uub Gnoetatl
NIT rincm ecriuoen Nrpft iiter ben
&pltuprets fir Saar.
l(n1ere Maorel mcreeN tlr baar Nefauft une
auf ceu Marfteu rrs SilcehS lno Slteus WI, CT
uen1 Mitalico Der 6irmu vpn l1n9jabrieer Grfab-
ru1g int Sauecl aussenablt, uuo werrer uufehl-
bar Dicjsnisen tefrispiser> bic ms nit ibremSe-
luh teehrrl.
9Sir wiinld,en tei enters sic glufmerf1amteit ppn
8anieutcn unb 01nrlern inn Suner, ypn MNiuuc~
luta ouf re Gbatiade al icufcll> Dap mir Mooren
1T ct. Yaul 10 nieclt9 Serfaufen, ais lie 0u pluset
reitsr unteu I'm JluE ~Serfauft wcrrcn %fIunen, NY
curb s3cit uuo ~llnfcItet erlpart meresn.
Nub bel rr9eu mir Gin uu1faicnoe5
Speoittrnsz urc Gpmmiilipu5 = gej6dft.
Sdicben 0elrer a,f Srnll9uatiru, lhiHea Woa-
rem mad, alsn yu,fts1 Der rttru iVlUljs
unp res Snaer1 nit err 9rD6ten
Shneulpfeit.
gSir besnhlen an GARNER bic bGd,lfst Mayft
preilc fir ibre Yrpoufte. 0etrcibe unc Gtli1es.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

BS Die Geriammlnns les ubeutiden Ser
ems gu benz ;3ped, @&usmabreeen fir rsitlide
teutl@e Yo0aeitre at Gampftcrten gu %berntben>
BAT itattsefunbsn. Die Bel@llNe uett 8elpred~
un9 in Der na9lten drummer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
SefauutmabmuQ.

Staats-S 1abmeijters- SfFa, !
ct. Vaul, Minn,
@erieeelte WprlGldet werben bis 81 II a 9
Mittae> ben3. @ept. 1860, aaoenummen fir
bic 0ieferuug BON hunbert uue iuf5ig
@prb 9utgetrpdneten
Gi6enbpl3e8,
AT BEN Staat Minnslrta, Su Sablen III Staats<
Warrauta. @enannte5 SOL; 1T otsulieftrn i'm
@taotscapitpl. in Auantit1ten mad Gerlang.
Zen 4. Mueut 1867
GbaS. @9effer,
9taate= S6abmeiltsr.
gu perfaufen pber'3u nerreuten.
Cine quite @ele9enbeit fir einen Mann
Don Gner9ie.
Cine 1T sincn1 auftlibenben Qanbnibtden unb
elmer rci3ereeu, bidt nit beutlden Tarmern be-
wcbnten @eseno in Minneieto sslesene
Shneibe= une Mablmabte
1T weseu 3ranfbeit bes Gigentbimcrs entweeer gu
Serfaufen pper 3u Uerreuten. Die preile jlno iebr
liberal unb bic Muble I'M beiten 3ultanoe.
Muh fann Elm prpentliber Maur, Der oaS &C.
]dlft erinplid Yer(tebt, jebc9 uidt bas %erforper~
lidc @elp gum Saul in 5dnben bat, nit einem
maBisen Capital ais Yartuer ms @el@aft ein-
tretfn.
@esen bes NGbern msnoe mar G9 an bic g.
petition nieles Blattes. 107
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

s. 6. 8urbanf>
General . Mssnt fir bic @alena= Ounleitb~ unt
Minneirta= Yadst-@p.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

GafiiuS 81. G1ap, Der keriibmte unsr-
idrrdsne Ntclitionit rcn &entudv, bat cine Git
iaoun9 Der st. Yaul Mereantile 2itrary Mlo-
bier in ct. Yaul cine Gorleluus 81 ball.
ten, an9enpmmen. OieIslte pirb gnbe 5epten,-
her ltattiincen. Ibena: Der BesriT eeS S9U>
Scbr pbilplcpbi@9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Cine S1ihtspif1er;cituna lit SHINE

Cine Niht8tpiHerscttuitg lit Minne'
fota. - Wenu mir lit 1niern Minaeipta, msl'
DIES befannttid Der nSreli9 semdeistsn 3rne an
sebSrt, bel elmer Sour bur@ BEN @ale flSslid au1
Gin Gremplar tes beridtieten upos-@ aumeS tref'
fen wiirbcl1, reTen 99atten lrgar 9ifti1 il
unb melger nur in eeu beiBeifen Trrrenlaurern
p1dl't> trir ,piirten inns barber l,idt n'ebr nun
bern, ais iber bic Mnfinbienne elmer hsnnddl
au SerSTentli9enben NiatspiNerseituro, tcelde in,
uBataIbam Scurnal" scln 80. Suli een!adt NOR
ben. 5iu unb bsr bate, mir ~iiterlcat, tpascn bic
les @epa9s eriFiren pia, wel9eS jett nur nod
auf eem eelesncten 8oeea Ycn &entudy II. Marv>
Lamb pudert, bis mir entlid auf Rem redten Eri@-
ter sefon1men. 9fadeem int @taate Nsw =ycrf
unb tit lGn,n1tli9sn lipliben Staatsn, mp eas
Nietswi0ertbum fart it, baa idSne 9ersens-
tunbniB 3piiden cen Nidtswihern unb Drus!aV=
ten 9sl9lc6en, 1T es 11idt mebr ais re9t, taB bel
ulss int Ncrepelfen, tpr bas Douglas Clement
nod Gauienee Spn Meilen teeedt, balslte bas
sarte frs,a1te Observation-Disclosures aufuetme unb
mi1tterli9 nGbre.
Wir ltne iiberseu9t> bag tas ueue Nidtstri1er<
blatt in Miansicta itine gauge 2etensboHnuns
auf uulere Douglass Democratic %griinbet uae RAP
uadlten5 elm &linsebeutsl lei unlern beutiden
Douglas Demeufrateu berumseben tpirb> UNI mil
Be 8eiieue.n gu %iammeln.
Cine 5ano wajat bic anbere. Oas ma9tiae
Nidtswi0srtbum I'M @upen idt fir Douglas
ssseu Brsdenripee, jest !rpioert bic Greunplia<
l;9fsit, ibr teuti9en Oruslas-Sineer, uno futtert
bic junse iGrade NibtswiNer-Srnt lit Miune~
ictn, eaB tie bier &raft sepiunc uno CRIME ,nb
blube.
5abt ibrbas 8iinonib int 9iieeu NIT benz @utt-
%leiteiuas sema9t, 70 furdtet Gu@ nidt, psnn er
I'M Nprpen leiucn 2obn bafir f~oroert. Sober
beutlde Douglas = Den1pfrat abcnnire auf bus
vVlattle", Bonn bic Gua inn 9upen ni9tsu ldle9t
inb, sru Gu9 benust 81 ~peroea, bic leQtet iNr
aud i'm Nprren nidt perbun9sru lalen.
SD in Miinnelpta binfprt sebn Douelas-De-
mpfraten sulammentommen, ea ieien IS 1ieben
5rl1>,cer unb mel Oeutlte> oter Der 3ebnte
lei Elm Nidtspi1er; une bic 9ieben lolea bic
3wei ait ibr 5ers briden unb bic Neuu ben i3ebn>
ten ouf ibre g d ultern beten ais ibren %sufinf-
ti9en -6errn unb ~ c i I er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

% 5err s. 9. Slidter
1T als Sbeilbaber in eas ubenssuanute @e191fi
einsetreten uni miro feline rpertbeu seu,iden Guu=
ben in ibrer Muttsylpra@e freu1elid uap seeu BE-
bieucn. 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

ucttr1CbuB am l, JAIL lOOU -...... OoO/OOO
Setriets= Capital $2,19l>O0O
Die Iauertaftiefeit une 3uperlali sfe't elmer
TerIdsrunaS @sle0ibaft b1n9t 1nebr srn or
9(atur Der sadie ais rpu Der Mole %cerlelben ab,
wir lsnfen catcr bic Nufmerflan'tsit bes Yubl'>
fum5 oui bic ~fpl9enee
Specil lcation ccS 8etriebS = Capital oer
Netna So.
soor $47O,646 90
Ser. 5tnatsn 5-prrs. 9tcf 156,75 w
@taats> ScneS ppn Ncw'yorf, Sbio,
EenneNes, 0entudY, Milpuri, Mt-
biaau unc Snci1ue 224>So2 w
5tpf ppn Mew<yprf Staet-8anfcn 619,710 w
6tnd np, Sortfpro Yaufeu 1900 90
@tpf pru anpcr1 8anfet 93,ol6 w
BpScs ycn ben 9tdpten Sartfore,
Srprflyn, &rdelter unc Serls9 2O9,0o9 w
ZEN ivuhohn $4,000 90
6trf vp1 ouberu GiIeubabuen 1864 90
6tpd ppn Der Connecticut NiYer 80. 1,25O w
11~nvsr1hulpetes 0runoeiaeutbum 1896 90
@Gulcioes @elc uuf 5Ypptbeten 454 ~
G;n,uf1jiireupe BiQs 704O 90
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
$2.194,00O 90
Die gletaa bat IN 9iirser BOT ct. paal fir

$15,249 90
@eri6erunsen fir ben binnenlancil9en
g Uter<Iransport.
9je 4etua perl9srt ct. paut 8anGeuten
Maaret ouf ben, Granspcet np1 u1e mad, benz
Slen uue Silcen unttr ben glnlt19lten Ser'n8'
un9et.
81. Mfvb1ep. Msent.
go. 6 Rp9ers' Slod,
iter Gas. 8iaelp,p'S @iientpaarenltrre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
@tobt< II. QQnb<N Q6ribtem.

9as critic Minnefota sdmeerfeE be=
trcfene.-Die @e@nunssab!aee Der ginnab>
men uno Mussaten bel benz Minueirta Ginger
fet ers;ebt f~clsenoes &elultnt: 3NiEE
@,I.r n:n..k.. c.o1o zs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Nretfe ais lie!
Nut< unb @trDbwaaren
i'm @rpBen uno &leinen

III binieern ais Gbtcosp=Nreifen.
Das Uclsenbe III cine 9ilte IN lersr Yreile, tptl~
de mir ser 9%enei9tsa 8eriidldti9uns bes teuti9en
Nuh(ifum1 belteuS emufehIeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

Gin Scr; uno cine See1e. 0ieDpu<
slajiten III @amleY@r. Fnt 10 sinis untereinaneer
ME man 70 leidt feline stpeits sladli6s 5ami|ie
ieben tann, fe lino, wie man gu iasen pRest, Elm
Ser, uno cine @eele. DGr's bod uberaQ -!
ssaein ls;ter ioQ an anpern YIaBea nidt Der bette
@ertrag berrl@en unb eas 1T isbr l@limm. 81
!. 9. batten scr IA 1asen bic DauelaNten in
@tearns So. einen &aucus, in mel9em es 3u
@eenen Der f9redlidfen @unfulon, ia 3u Yri>
atn fau.. Der @runb bes @treites mai, peI
amei entl9isben berporrasenbe periSnli4triten, bic
6erreu Mnerews unb Mpure f9 I'M, bic Momina.
ttou fit @enatcr temarten unb bic 8eriammluns
in ibrer @Ymratbie III strsi ldrpF s%inaneer sesen-
iberfebente Yarteien setbsiIt ,par. Die ecunts-
Convention mar hlcs bic spfite Nuiase tes Gau~
eus-grawaus unb menn nun bic Gclen nidt
balo Grieten l1IieBen, birfts has Ocuslas-Sid
bei Der nd9ien Wabl i@ledt 1eben. Das ftblt.
tlcs, taB Re aud ned Grapaa unttrsinoneer an
tausen. aSnnen Ne bic traurise &eiie naG rem
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

Jest bite man li9> rab mir ni6t nit 5i!fe ber
reputlitanilden portsi aus benz Negt1 lit bic
Iraufe l%priu9en, uno eine11 reputlifanilden CD
Giientabn=Spne @rsfulanten, Der bic Bombs rer
sctrrNsuen 9rmpo9nisn fur Elm SiQisss an llh
s~etradbt bat, al, ee Stele sun Grmurb 9fice
lebcu.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-04-21

Among. the other artiel . would ensmsrate The
following giz: - 81
zoo Sacks eXtra-superflne Flour;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee New Crop;
+ ssfs sdlg. s,s eiei ss e Z
10 boxes Ma1aga Rsisins; 81. M
10 chests best Imperial Tea: f#
ssSs. oRag Tyson do; ! kA
60 bbls crackers;
tierces Rice; ~---z.--
SO sacks Dairy Salt;
go !" coarse do;
so bushSissdfisd sPeaebsss aW8
casks baking Soda;
1ya 10 Ns91ss'S SA' ssr5fns., Eo Eo4 ~
10 bushels Nuts .s1tt 5fsz95S etss 81 T3E5 4 !
10 boxes Glasgow No. Tobacco;
s0ibexes best Fepable. doaIa
boxes best Natural Leaf:
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 ssss Yarra .sfa5s 10
25 boxes Family Soap:
"A s boxes Erasive Soap; ~
8 boxes GastileESoap; 4 .T8. {
10 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Mould do;
l0cases Friction MatchesS Il
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes;
10 kegs Hazard Rife Powder;
10 Blasting do; 4 ~ 35z Il
90 bags shot assorted sizes3 q -p,,.,
$4,000 sc. D." Rifle Caps; f'=8 Z 80
800 lbs. Lead; sysg 4 zyT1gssznrf94
10 coils Manila Rope;
IL doz. bed cords; n ts9kI3
IL pieces heavy Satinett,
10 bales Sfieetfngs and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints;
bales Cotton Batting;
so Kegs Nails;
90 boxes glass, various sizes);
~ 4 ceroons Indigo;
10 nests Tubs; xns4F
10 dozen hoped Buckets ('.Shaker Pals"
2 doz Well Buckets; E4JFI
And last, though not least,
ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-04-21
C0pNo aRV
Great Sale Of Town Property !!


sHE public are hereby notified that the Council
Il Grove Town Company hsve determined upon
q pBLIC s. 4 EsoE one q two hundred choice
businsss sots fsy vii also Be offered suitable
for private residences 6 = : - -
Cogyc1L GRoyE is situated upon the Crest Santa
Fe Road. one hundred and thirty miles from In
dependeDeeor Kanees City, Mos and about one
hundred from AtehieoDy and one hundr4d and
fifteen from -Leavenworth.s Is tzle county seat
OF Morris county-is situated on the western bank
OF the Neosho river, and is the great Quitting
point for New Mexico and the Plains. Over one
hundred thousand dollars worth of goods are now
being sold annually inshe place. During the past
season there passed through this place. % TIE VA
rious river towns 1000 wagons, 429 horses, Is ia
oxen, 5S16rmues, 81 carriages, and $500 men, en-
gagged in the New Mexico trade They transport
ed across the Plains over $500 tons of freight
Council Grove the great depot for the trade Of New
Mexico. Pixies Peak, California and the Plains.
The Wyandott, 0lathe and Council Grove, Law
renee and Fort Union, St. Joseph, Topeka and
Fort Union Railroads center at this place, making
this eventually the great city of South western
Kansas and really the most important point in
Kansas. What we need now is merchants, traders,
mechanics and business men of all kinds, to sup
ply the demands of the place. To supply this
demand, the Town Company have determined to
sell one or two hundred choice lots, comprising
some of the best business lots in the place. The
Sale will commence Saturday, May 5, 1850
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash down, the bal
aneesin one and two years. Warranty deeds made
as soon as title is secured from Government
The above sale is positive, and the lots will be
sold to the highest bidder. .sas 5sssss44sf ssz9
A small sum INVESTED here now will soon be
worth hundreds and thousands of dollars.
T. g. HUFFAKER, President.
g IL. CONN. Secretary Town Company. z - 3 (
Council Grove, K T., March Is. 1860. gftI3Sw3
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-04-21
zoe. coo EVERGREEN FREES,

! 200, 600 EVERGREEN TREES, -.
Large and small nursery greyn.ssat very low
prices. (See below.( -ssa ssfs.sl ssfgs sflss,,sg
8ROSES-Ov erthree Hundred Uarieties, embracing
the June Climbing, Perpetual, Moss. Bourbon,
Nosette, Tea, and China or Bengal
PEoNIES, TREE AND HERBACEOUS,
DAHLIAS, and other Bulbous Flewering Roots
and Plants. q u ~ = q
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-11
lailp 6a2rttr ann Comet.
BATON rOgGEt
WEDNESDAY, :;:a:;.;:;JULY II, 1850.
MoRr IIousrFURsrsHrSs Goops. - Brad

MoRE IIousE FURNISHING GooDs. - Brad
ford, Of the firm Of Piper & Co., has just
come from the markets Of high latitude,
having visited them all, witch the view Of
selecting, such stock Of chaste and elo-
CANT articles Of house furnishing goods, as
are suited TO their extensive trade. IL
there is any article Of utility or ornament,
from the cvisias to the front par,or, that
the city house furnishing establishment
will not have, in couple Of months then
they ngree to provide it to the lady who
makes the discovery, for nothing. A most
reasonable house, is this Of J. Piper q Co. !;
thoy had rather sell on time, and trust
eternity for payment, than to have the
cash for their wares, in hand. They are
sensible in this, and show great foresight.
If there ever was an account that time
could not take charge Of and settle to the
entire satisfaction Of all hands-if there
ever was day book, journal or ledger
that could not be made to balance by this
great accountant and physician, then it
should be framed and presented to the
Historical Society. Piper d Co., are not
tho only parties who deem credit better
than cash. Credit is the popular sytem of
the town. We all live on credit every
woman can have whatever they thins
they want by going in, and out with the
remark" Well, you can chargeit. What
a glorious condition, this would be, il pay
days would not come, bringing people
from abroad who are pressed here for cash
TO pay their own debts, and ask payment
for things which the town has used up in
violation of a clear point in christian mo-
ralityi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-11
THE IMPERIAL Palace, JEDDo.-

THE IMPERIAL PALAcE, JEDDo.-
In the blue book lately published on
japan we find our Minister, Mr.. Al.
cock, complaining that the recent des-
truction by fire of the Tycoon Palace
was put forward by the Government
as a plea for delaying the ful6lment
of the treaty obligations. This cele-
brated palace was situated within the
castle, which occupies the center Of
Jeddo. The castle is of an irregular
figure, inclining to circular. and is
five japanese miles in circumference.
1t embraces two Store castles" the
innermost and third castle, which is
properly the residence Of the Emper
or, and two other strong, well.forti-
fed, but smaller castle, at the sides !;
also some large gardens behind the
Imperial Palace. These castles are
each surrounded by walls and ditches
The palace itself had but one story,
but of lofty height. 1t occupied an
extensive area, and had numerous
long galleries and spacious rooms,
which, by putting on or removing
screens, might be enlarged or brought
into narrower compass, as occasion
required, and were so contrived as to
receive convenient light. The chief
apartments had each particular names,
such as. for instance, the waiting
room, where all persons admitted to
an audience, either of the Emperor or
of his Ministers Of State, had to wait
till they were introduced; the coui-
Gil chamber, where the Ministers Of
State and Privy Councillors met upon
business ; the hall Of u thousand mats,
where the Emperor received the HON.
age and usual presents of the Princess
OF the Empire and Ambassadors Of
foreign powers several Halls Of au-
dience, the apartments Of the Empe-
ror's household and others. The
structure of all these apartments was
exquisitely fine, according to the archi-
tecIural notions of the japanese. The
ceilings, beams and pillars were Of
cedar or camphor, or gesernwood, the
grain Of which naturally ran into
flowers and other curious figures, and
was therefore in some apartments
covered only with q thin, transparent
layer of varnish in others japanned,
or curiously carved with birds and
branched work, neatly gilt. The floor
was covered with the finest white
mats, bordered with gold fringes or
bands and this was all the furniture
TO be seen in the palaces of the Empe-
ror and Princess of the Empire
Illustrated London Neos, June Oh.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-11
POSTPONED SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of East
Feliciana---Seventh Judicial District
Court-RYkNE VANoE IL Co., "a. CHAs.
M. SMITH, NAZARETH LITERARY BEsEv-
oLENT INSTITUTE, "a. CHAs. M. SNITH,
No. 2902 and 1924.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge Sixth Ju-
dicisl District Court-No. 242i--M. VIC.
tor. va CBAs. NJ. SMITH.
DY VIRTUE Of alias e fat issued in the
ID above entitled and numbered causes,
and to me directed, the two first from the
Hon. seventh judicial District Court, in
and for the Parish OF East Feliciana, aud
the other from the Hon. Sixth judicial
District Court, In and for the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, and State aforesaid,
will offer at public sale on the premises Of
defendant, at about nine miles from the
city Of Baton Rouge, on
saturday. the 4th Day OF August
next A. ID. 1860, at II o'clock A. NJ. ofsaid
day all the right. title, interest and claims
cfthe defendant Charles M. Smith. in or
10 the property hereinafter set forth and
described, surrendered by said defendant
to pay and satisfy the amount Of debt, in
terest and cost claimed in the above suits
TO wit: Harrison a negro man eyed 40
years, Eliza negro woman aged % years,
Anderson n negro man aged 81 years, Jerry
a negro man aged 90 years, Isaac II negro
man aged 80 years. Also the growing
crop of Cotton, Corn DC. Wagon and
Carts, Ploueh's, six head Of Mules, . head
of Horses, 4 Mich Cows and calves. also
the Plantation supplies viz Corn DC, one
old Carriage.
Terms Of sale--on a credit Of twelve
months from the day Of sale. The pur-
chaser to furnish his twelve months bond
In each case with approved personal secu-
rity thereon, bearing eight per cent inter.
est from date until paid, with special
retained on the property sold
unit the full and final payment Of said
bonds and interest thereon.
julyll II. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-11
POINT CLEAR HOTEL,
Eastern shore, Mobile Bay.

rUNuE ABOVE justly celebrated Watering 49,
l. Place will De opened for the reception F....
oI Visitors about the 10th ofJune; and the Xtiil
Proprietors fatter themselves that the TspuIa.
ton Of the Establishment shall not deteriorste
Tor want OF the good appoir tments, aud goo, fare
which has heretofore characterized a.
The location for health Is unsurpassed In the
South; and was fully tested by the severe cpl
denies which prevailed both IN New orleans aud
Mobile du, ing the summers Of $3.50; not a sin
gle case If yetio,c terer originated at Point Clear
The sslt Bathing has no equal on the Gulf
Coast, and Is within few yards Of the Hotel
the temperature Of water always agreeable
fresh water shower. baths can be had at any time
Fish aud Oysters are abundant during the sea
son. GOOD Stable accommodations are provided
tor all VINO wish to keep ths!r carriages and
horses The drives In the vicinity, shaded with
Magnoliss, Oaks, Cedsrs, Pines, &C, are beautiful
and eJteRd In every direction.
All the smusements usual at Watering Places,
sur as Billiards, Bowling, Pistol Gallery, &c q,
will be provided, and will be under the charge Of
men anxious 10 please and convenieuces for thos.
fond ofAquatic sports will net be neglected.
go band Of Music 10 secured and will play
on the lswn, sfternocns-snd for dancing, even
A line Of Magnetic Telegraph Is established con.
meeting Point Clear with every quarter Of the
Union.
lhe fine low pressure steamer "CREsoESr," win
ply regulsrly between Mobile and Point Clear
leaving Mobile srrv erenino and on ivndaVs
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. will no down
At 10 O'Clock. A NJ, TO accommodate those who ar
rive In Mobile BY the morning Boats.
an should this schedule be changed, notice
VIII be gwen In the Mobile and N. y. papers.
The pr"prietors return their sincere thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO the BATTLE lloUsB and their pOINr
CLEAR IiorEl, and hope to place themselves under
renewed obligations.
r. II. CHAMBERLAIN d CO.,
Proprieto,s Point Clear Hotel,
Also the Battle House, at Mobile.
may22-2md.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-11
AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Tb

AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Tbe
Natch-z papers, of the Sd inst, con.
tain the announcement of the death
Of the Rev. James Carsen, on the LIST
July. one Of the oldest citizeut of tina,
place: he was one of the pioneers
Of Christian civilization in Mississip-
pi, and devoted long life to works
Of charity and love.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-11
nay What lots of money the SING

As w nat lots vi money tue sing
ers do make ! Here's Kate Hayes
foreclosing a $S5, 900 California mort
gage; Jenny Lind supports hus
band in luxury Albon; is building a
palace Grisican agitate a stock mar
ket /; Piccolomini accumulates E4O'
600 all Of any account in the busl'
ness earn from $500 to $l50O-Brig
noli, for instance, has steady employ
ment at the latter rates, saves, gossip
says, nearly two-thiris of his income,
and manages to maintain the vital
spark and indulge in an occasional
frugal meal on $500 month. Poor,
indeed, is newspaper, when compar.
cd with music