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September 5th, 1860. 30.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE. -aa .
IN BOXES ASSORTED FAMILY SOAP, s-5fa
eDV so Boxes Adamantine Candles - ~ $50
80 !" Assorted Candy, 20,
Is /" Pure Hghlrnd Soda,
Is I" 0sceoa Starch, .-''i'z
so Kits Nackere, -Fss-e> -.slFaa
10 " White Fish, ISL -
90 Boxes Raisins, EE., -s .-;
90 Half boxes Raisins,
90 Quarter boxes Raisins,
6a Boxes and Cases Champagne $3.50
20 Boxes Cheese, i..ss-7 -.-5ssgs
... 10 Casks Ale, 5a.s- =. -pFt
5 Casks Porter, - e....-.. o. a..
Hhdt. Molasses.
90 Sacks Marshall's Salt. - o. 'ta - ~
Sugar by the Barrel. a,-. q a
Coffee by the Sack e.. = -. rt!
Bacon in lots to suit, at ~ .-,..s
Raleigh, N G., Sept :, 1860. 72-H
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REMOVAL.
THOMAS II. MOORE,

PETEEsBURG, VA,
MAS REMOVED TO THE NEW AND SPACIOUS
Store No lis Sycamore street, doors above Don
nan Johnstun's and Miller Peace, where he is
opening a large stock of HATS, CAPS, &C. for the
Fall Trade. ...
Merchants Planters and others. respectfully invited
TO examination Of his Goods before buying elsewhere
September II. 1860. T4-Sm.
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WIN. ]. SAUNDERS.

WIN. ]. SAUNDERS.
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH. N C.
WILL attend with prompness and dispatch to business
of whatever character in the profession in the Courts Of
Wake and adjuinng counties.
rsy- Notes Drafts aud Claims collected any point
September q, 1860. 76-tE
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McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Norfolk,
" OULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
w Dealers and Planters their large and select stock
of CHOICE GROCERIES, including
500 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
so bids n o. and 7. Il. Sugars,
$50 bbs Refined Sugars all grades,
100 bbs. bright, heavy N. O. Molasses.
so bids. MuscovadO Molasses,
25 Tierces Prime Rice,
2OOO Sacks J.. B. and G. A. Salt,
800 boxes Adamantine Chemical and Sperm Candles,
200 boxes Brown and Toilet Soap,
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper,
100 Bales Wrapping Twine,
BrUoms Buckets Grain and Ground Spices of every kind
Backing, Starch Fig, Blue &C. &c.
TEASOur assortment of Green and Black Teas is very
complete, embracing variety of choice chops, which will
be sold at prices to please.
N B. Special attention paid to consgnments of Flour
CorroS, NAVAL STORES, DRIED Fruit, &c.
September l2, 1859, S0-tf
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LAND In CRAVEN COUNTY FOR SALE.
RAA ACRES OF BEST QUALITY OF SWAMP
W. land, Of large gum growth, equal to Hyde
cnuuiy land, for sale by asSei
8 & sisss.t "a zMRSsS ]. .ssFANBY,n
ProPrietress Of The Neyberp Book Store q,
November %, 1860. {s.gsl @ Nd 9
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s HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
SUPERB MOLESKIN HATS at s. 50 worth a so
:" a. 90 a s. 90 ,
Call soon and get fits, they going of every day.
w. II. q r. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, N. G., Sept. 95, 1850. - 77-te
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d. II. c. MoORE JoHN p. Barnes
Late of Mississippi Late of Haiifx, N. G.
MOORE & BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW AND So
LICITORS IN CHANCERY,
NAPOLEON DEsHA County, ARKANSAS
Will practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas
and in Bolivar county, Mississippi Will also attend to
the buying of lands paying taxes for nonresdents &c
All business ntrused to their care will receive prompt
attention. Address,
MOORE BARNES,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer to Hon. H. s. Fooe, Nashville, Tenn; Hon. A. G.
Brown u s. S.; Hon W. K. Sebastian U. s. s.; Hon.
John v Wright, NJ. c.. Washington City, ID. G.
December l6, 1859. lO1-ly.
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NOTICE-sELLING OFF Az COs1
KIrTLEwELI,s GUANo.

KITTLEWELL,S GUANO. aFss - s;4g
TNHIS FERTILIZER Is NOT AS HAS BEEN SUP
IL posed. artificial but pure Bird Mauure bsing equai
mixed and ground fine entirely removing the heating and
burning properties of the Peruvian and adding lasting
and real vitality by the of the phosphate which tends
manure used. be prnYeuby thousands Who
haveused it. Several instances have been reported where
it prevented Rast Many who have tried it side By side
with Peruvian say that is far preferable and that Il will
ultimately supersede it. Pamphlets sent postpaid eeof
charge The same quantity of KettleWels Guanos used
per the Peruvian. Pric $50 perton oi 1000 ma
B. T. B0EK0YERfs -
Commission Merchant, -.
Norfolk Vs.
Aso. Agent for Mapes Nitroeenzed Superphosphte Of
Lime and Poudrette Of the Lodi Annueturpg Company.
September z, 1880. -.,g. n 49, f2- smos :,
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The First Session Of the NsW or Thirta- -Serenth
Congress ct'mmences December 3, 1S6I-Its erist-
snre dates from Harcb 4 1861.
SENATE
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WHY STAND YE ALL THE DAY IDLEs
A NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN THE UNITED
"A States possessing from S6 to 81 can enter into an
easy and respectable business, by which from IS to SIC
per day be realized For particulars address with
stamp) W: K ACToN Co,
September 2s, 1860 7s-6m.
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OAK.CITY
S A V / N Ct S b A n K.
DR. THOMAS D. HOGG, President
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
DR.. T. d. HoGG, II. s. SMITH,
O. BUsBEE ]. G. WILLIAMS.
This Bank is receiving deposits at the Exchange
Office of John g. Williams Il Co.
DISCOUNT DAY, Tuesday.
Raleigh, n c., Feb. IL, 1850. l4-h
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

PAINFUL OCCURRENCE IN Holly
SrRrses, MISS. Rev. J. N. Ipgroham
Probably Fatally Wounded. = We
have previously announced that
Rev. J. II. Ingrabam, Rector OF
Christ church Mt Holly Springs, met
with a most painful and probably
fatal accident at that place last
Saturday afternoon. The Cousti.
tutional Union, received this morn
ing, gives the following particu-
lars t.
Some unknown person having
been seen providing about bis pre-
misses, he was persuaded to have y
pistol belonging to bis son loaded
II was wrapped up 10 a piece Of
paper by the gunsmtb and placed
in his coat pocket Having gone
to the church for some purpose. and
wishing to put the pistol in more
secure place, he took it from the
pocket, when it slipped out Of the
paper and fell on the floor. The
hammer striking first, it was dis
charged, the ball ipilciing severe
wound in the right thigh, just be-
low the crotch, and ranging mp
ward lodged, 1t is supposed, in the
hip and near the spinal column
We are happy to inform his nu-
merous friends at home and abroad
that though painfully he is not
thought to be dangerously wounded.
7. S.-Since the above was put
in type we learn that he has grown
much worse and but little hope is
entertained of his recovery.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
THOMAS GIBBEs MORGAN

RAT RAISING IN Cause.-The rat
is an animal which occupies large
space in the food of the Chinese
Its flesh is eaten, az well as that of
the cat and dog, either fresh or sal
ted-those which are sailed being
principally intended for consump-
ton on board of the junks. The
Chinese farmers finding rat raising to
be profitable, have invented a very
ingenious convenience for breeding
them. They have batteries as we,
in New England, have our pigeon
houses. They are made by furnish
ing places which are favored by
rats, with bottles having necks
large enough TO admit the hand.
The animals take these bottles,
which are bricked into the walls,
for holes, make their nests there,
and raise their young, and the far.
mer goes from hive to hive to gath
er the harvest of young rats, as
ours do to gather the pigeons which
they raise.
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TO THE PEOPLE
or rHE
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.

Feilow- Citiscns - Having been
announced IA a candidate for repre-
sentative delegate to the Convention
recently called by the Legislature, il
seems proper that you should dis
tinctly understand my position. This
can be stated in few words. l
have lived in this State for thirty
eight years, thirty of which I have
been resident of this parish, and
during this period l trust / have
given you ample opportunities Of
knowing, that ] am not liable to sud
den fluctuations of opinion upon sub
jects of vital importance TO the wei
fare Of my adopted State, and Of the
Union at large, and that / have ever
been n firm and unwavering sup
porter and advocate of Southern
rights. l am of opinion that the
cessation of agitation on the subject
of slavery is both right and ne
cessity Of the South. and that we
must achieve IL within the Union II
pe can, without u " zoe must.
IL elected | will advocate joint ac-
ton Of all the Slave holding States,
to be obtained by a Convention of
those States, and through that Con-
vention to be exerted. Firstly, for
the vindication and assurance of our
rights within the Union; and failing
this, then Secondly, for their simulta-
neous, dignifed, and peaceable with
drawal from the Union.
Respectful,
Your fellow citizen.
THOMAS GIBBES MORGAN.
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RCD HEADs IN THE AscESprS1

Red HEADS IN THE AscENpEYr.-
The New York Sunday Times says
that the readheads are the lates,
agony in the Fifth Avenue in
that city. SO obstinate has the
fancy become that short time
since lady in Fifth Avenue gave
q party at which only gentleman
with hair Of the prevailing shades
were invited. As one after anoth.
er of the male guests arrived, the
effect produced became very curl.
GUS. The majority rejoiced in bril-.
liant flaming topknots, which fairly
illuminated the room, but all the
different tints were exhibited from
the bright auburn and golden
chestnut (which some ladies par
ticularly affect) to the pale reddish
brown and delicate faxen.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

New HoNoRs TO PROFESSOR MORSE.
We read that Professor Morse has
just received from the King of
Portugal, the cross of Chevalier
of the Order Of the Tower and
Sword, being the fifth title of that
character which has been bestowed
upon him by European sovereigns
for his invention Of the telegraph.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
of the general spirit Of the meeting.

W lHe genP'H spun w tht ne'hhk )
Rssolued, That Louis Napoleon holds his
seeptre Of Empire over France by the title
of thief; that 10 maintain his power he
has trampled under foot every right Of q
free people; that, not satisfied with the
enslaveneut Of France, he has extended
his despotic arm over Italy. and helped to
crush ont the spirit Of freedom on the very
spo, where liberty was born; that he has
sacrificed 10 schemes If individual smbi-
ton the best interests Of nations. and per
re,uated the oppression Of all Europe.
Rsspirei, That the crimes Of Louis Ma
poleon against the people Of France and
Italy. In this age Of Intelligence, light and
social Justice. are more aggravated than
were those Of Nero and Calrula In the
olden times; aud that in the estimation Of
all lust men, Pionari, Otsini. and PERI
have fallen martyrs to most sacred cause.
Rssoired, That thu efforts Of Pionsri,
Orsni aud Pierr TO rid the world Of the
chief Of despots, IL a cheering evidence
that the Omnpotent spirit OF Il eedom II
not dead; that silently and in darkness,
like the tempest or the volcanoes, the
gathering powers OF revolution are culmi-
mating, aud that In the terrible rum Of
past despotism, and tho fatal fall Of ty-
rants. the usurpers Of empire In Europe,
may read their own doom.
Resgired, That in this manifestation Of
sympathy with Pionsri. Orsini and Pierri,
we but do homage TO the eternal prinoi-
pies of Justice and Freedom. and express
our reverence for all the martyrs that have
gone before them aud for sll who shall
follow after them. In the same holy cause.
Rssolued, That In this manifestation We
declare our devotion TO the cause Of per
4 Il tL.N L. a. L.
great battle against despotism ws yscogntss
no nationality. NJ prsd0scfioa Of race, ser,
complication. caste ~ condition, that our aim
IL nothing less than the achievement Of
the Republic Universal, the Cancellation Of
all human interests, the realization OF so
cisl harmony every where, and the elevs-
ton aud happiness Of all mankind. and
that here and now, by the most sacred
vows, we consectets ourselves to the work,
to each other, aud to this holy cause. in
Whatever land the sword Of justice shall
be first unshestbed.
OF this extraordinary demonstra-
ton the Express remarks:
The pageant Of last night IL not TO be
moderated. At least ten thousand per
sons experienced calculstors of numbors
say. were in the procession; and Of these
ten thousand, nineteen -twentieths we're
men whose origin and sntecsdents are all
under a cloud, fierce looking foreigners,
spesking strange Languages. and enuneis-
thug sentiments that probably were never
enunciated before away from the fsu-
bourgs Of Paris. the cellars Of Berlin. and
the garrets Of Milan. Murder was exhib-
tied ~ one OF the grsces. and assassination,
the mesnest Of all crimes, was eulogized
a A
true lover Of liberty anywhere should
shrink from
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
Letter from Camden.

CAMDEN, Ark, Dec, 10, 1860.
Dear SIR For the fsvors bio mention
you have been pleased to make of me,
through the columns Of your most excel
lent newspaper { I use this language be-
cause | find IL ready made) allow me to
thank you, in the language lying nearest,
my hosrt. In your issue of tho 10th ulto.,
you are pleased to ask Of my whereabouts
and express some solicitude for my welfare,
suggesting arepetition, during the session
this winter, Of my lectures on Ilindostan,
Cashmere, Lesser Tartary and the Holy
Land. II would afford me pleasure to re-
peat them. On resolution of the Senate,
in viting their delivery in tho chamber.
might he induced to forego my pecuniary
interest, and visit you for this purpose.
Since in Baton Rouge, tho course has been
delivered in tho principal cities of the
United States and Canada, and has met
the appreciation Of Ministers Of tho Gospel,
and other eminent men, from whom
have the needful certificates. For the
past season-in connection with my lee
tures-of which you are pleased to make
such fattering mention, | have acted ~
the confidential travelling agent of the
Southern Democratic Washing Machine
Company. Should the arrangements be
made by the Senate in time, shall come
over Is requested. BeVars of Covnterfeits.
Baseuess is emblazoned on the biazen
front Of the times. There Is q spurious
article in market, Of the Washing Machine,
against which ] deem it my duty to guard
the Southern public. 1t is a mere imitation
"A counterfeit-made out of the poplar Of
Connecticut, in Clock Factory at Wealth
ersfeld. presume, that Southern mer-
chants and dealers-Southern planters and
Sou'h bern Democrats, will hardly need the
caution give, for their sake.
Au rsroir Comet, until we meet again.
What has become OF J. B., and where is
Gen'l. Bucksherer
Very truly yours,
LUXIMON ROY-RAJAH.
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DIED.

On Thursday, the goth instant, at the
residence ofhis mother in this city, EU-
GENE COUSlNARD, aged about 80 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the
deceased, and those Of the family, are re-
speotfully invited TO attend his funeral
from the residence Of his mother, hear the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, this morning, q,
y o'clock.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

bar A new religious sect has
begun to develop itself in the north
ern part of Denmark; its believers
claiming that there are five Gods
in one, and calling themselves
Pentarians.
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AalIp o5a3rttr ann GOmrt.
sss- Says the New Orleans Deiio

Attention ~ asked To the caro- ~
the Executive Committee OF the
Southern Rights Association, deny.
ing that the publication headed
Southern Rights Association" pub
lishcd in yesterdays papers, ema-
mated from this body.
Strange confoupdiDg of terms !
The Southern Rights Association
puts forth msuifesto, and another
Southern Rights Association denies
the M hrntici,y of the document
The very men Of the Crescent City
who must know that IL is the Rialto
Of the Mississippi and dependent
upon the West and the South West
for it's cxistence--whos should now
stand shoulder to shoulder, to bring
about that which IL of the nature Of
a conquest--they who are interest
ed by home ties and the nearest
and dearest interest. are unerved,
out.numhered, by the hoard of dis
interested adventurers, who having
nothing to loose, expect to gain
much by subverting the laws, VIC.
lating the rights of the people, and
revolutionising the government
Thank God for IL. we have here IN
our midst, a few faithful and true
men, who fly about from post to
post, and corner TO corner, asking
/" What shall be doueY' Men, who
until now, have never been known
in the streets. Though but hand.
ful in number, they are a tower Of
strength in the union Of sentiment,
in favor Of the Union, az long az u
straw is left for them to grasp at.
To the last hour they seem resolved
20 do what they can, to turn aside
the wrath to come out of the mad,
nees, and folly Of the few. who
claim in this inHamed state of the
public mind TO rule and govern the
storm which they have raised. They
are not of the Star Chamber, and
do not know what is proposed to be
done 10y the Convention so soon 20
assemble. They love the glorious
old Uuiun, as the parent. Of all the
social, religious and civil blessings
they enjoy they worship at the
shriuc Of the notion, consccrated
with all It's cherished memories
and bound together by ties of con-
sanguiuity that cannot be severed
without iraternal blood--ties sealed
in perpetual union by mountain
chain aud river--tbey will part
with it, ms their American hearts
when torn from them How many
Of the people, they have with them,
is TO be seen. II they do not have
all, il will be because all do not
understand what is going forward.
Call them Union shriekers il you
like--call them submissionists if
you like--call them anything you
like. Invent new terms TO stigma
the them; they are harmless. Be
merciiul with them, you cbivslrous
gentlemen who are freezing to fight
some body, They are not less i'm.
pressed with the fact, that the day
for a final settlement of the infer
nal African question is at hand,
and that it must be as honorable to
this section as to that. They will
oppose the separate secession of
Louisiana they will insist on the
work of the Convention being SUD-
mitted to the people for their rati6.
cation; they will require more than
the inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln as
President, to absolve themselves
from their allegiance to the Federal
Union.
Red HEADS IN THE AscENpENr-
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LUXIMON ROY-RAJAH.

p~ II is now ascertained that
no less than 90 lives were lost on
the lakes during the late gale Of
November Gath.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
Sp ECIAL MOTT CES.
MASS MEETING!
Rally! Rally! Rally!!!

The friends OF United southern Action, will
hold q Mass Meeting at ACADEMY HALL, In the
city ~ Baton Rouge. on
Monday. the gath inst, at ~ o'clock NJ
for ,hs purpose Of considering nominations for
Delegates to the State Convention. to be held at
Baton Rosge, In January merit
~ All persons friendly to the cause and op-
posed TO immediate separate State Secession, are
respectfully Ia vited Co attend.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
STATE OFLOUIsIANA-Parish Of Ea,

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of East
Baton Rougc-sixth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter Of the Succession
of Auguste Zeigler, deceased-No. GA
Probate.
WHEREAS p. A. Kughler has this
w day filed in said Court an applics-
ton praying to be appointed and confirm
ed as Curator Of the estate Of Auguste
Zeigler, late of said parish deceased.
terested, to show cause III any they can }
within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice. why said application should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court, this goth day Of December
A. D., 1860. JOS. NEPHLER,
dec 81 Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
NOTICE.

THE Eleventh Annual meeting Of tho
Female Orphan Association, Baton Rouge,
La, will be held Dec. 2sth, at tho Asy-
lum. A full attendance is requested.
ALEXENA L. BURLINGTON,
decl5-td. Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

tzy- shorey, Duprer IL Green's New Or
leans and Metropolitan Minstrel and Brass
Band is coming See advertisement.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
RUY YOUR MARBLE OF YOUR

NEI"HbVho, BHNHOI EHUIIt
manufactu rers of Msusoleums. Monuments,
Iombs, Headstones and Nantes Of the finest
Italian Marble. We are prepared to do work at
New York an Philadelphia prices, and invite
the citizens Of Baton Rouge, 10 examine speci-
mems Of our work at our Marble Yaro, on Con-
vestion street. near Joshua Beats Store, between
Lafayette aud Third Streets. sspt25-lwd&viy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
LUMBER LUMBERii

HAVE ust received from my lands on Little
l. river, supply Of superior Pine timber, whirh
! am now saving up. but press.t rcumstancss
renders IL Impossible for me TO furnish lumber
upon any terms except cssh on delivery" Pur-
chssers will please observe this before sending me
their orders. WILLIAM WATSON,
declS dkw-1m Bayou Mills.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
CATHOLIC CEMETERY.

DERs0Ns desirous OF purchasing lots in the
i Catholic Cemstery for tombs, vaults, and fsmi-
ly hu yiag places, would do we'll to apply iwfne-
diatsy. There has bsen = large tract OF IR nd
lately purchased and attached TO the Cemetery
Persons DESTROYS 81 purchasing can procure GOOD
sitesby applying TO ". v. BABfN, ESQ rRANCis
PHILLIPS, I. DUGGAN, or to the sexton On the
premises. fdeci5 1mdAw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

EN- CINE Err.
HAS OPENED sn ONES IN the city ~ Baton
III Rouge, corner ofLsf,yetse and Florida streets,
where he offers his serviees 10 ali who rsy
qsirs them In The foilowipg branches Of his pro-
fessiDp, visi
Civit EsaissEsfse, MrcH.sIcsL FsorSEEpisa
LANDS, STEAM ENGINES,
iUHvgys, HORSE POWER,
LlYEIs, SAW Mills,
LEyEEiNg, SUGAR MILLS,
DRAINING, DpsfsIrs MAcHixts,
PLANTATION MAPS, BOAT AsD RAIL ROADS.
ARCHITECT URE.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUIsDINGs,
MONUMENTS,
NAMENTAL FENCING,
LAYING or GROUNDS.
The once IL prepared 10 furnish all Plans, Drsv.
ings. Protrsctions, etc, Estimates and Specifies
tons In ths different branches
Hsv'ng been assistant state Engineer ~ Loui.
slams from 1855 70 1890; he hopes 10 ob,sin, With
the following references, a liberal patronage.
Refe
Lows HrBrPr, late State Engineer, n. Rougs.
gss. T. q DERussv. JiviI Epg'r. Nstebitocbes.
W.. :. PiEE, Bston Rouge.
JoHs ARssrsora, Founder, New 0rlesns.
y. ". @. Ooos, Engineer, New Orleans.
decl5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

I LIQUORS A full stock Of all kinds, just re-.
dssi5 A STEWART q co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
LANDRETII's SEEDS,

Ia celebrated Landrstbs Garden Seeds, and
have just received q large stock, 10 which they
call the stteLtion Of the public. Rural Registers
and Almansos furnished gratis.
dsoI1 ED. 4 WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
ALEANDPORTER.

Ok CASKS Genuine India Pale Ale, 10 do.
LJ Musr Sons spsrsling Ale 10 Gases
Guinness Dublin Stout; Casks speysr's Lager
Beer-for sale at reduced prices.
msyt6 ED. A WM BOGEL,
New store oppoeite the old stand.