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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

POPULATION OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-The CEN
sus returns being nearly complete. the popula-
ton of the States and Territories in the country
is placed at 81 ,OOO,O 900. The population of the
States in 1850 was 1904, 691. Should the new
ratio of representation be, as reported. one for
3 1900, Ohio will have the same number of
representatives as al present.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

eE The telegraph mentions that three men
were hung in Mississippi the other day. They
were carpenters" and accused of ''ineiting
slaves TO rebellion" Other Northerners, we
are complacently told. were shipped North
The reign of terror seems to show more terrible
every day. The circumstance of Hanging "three
carpenters" is evidently regarded as an ordina-
nv affair.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

% President BUoHANAN's Cabinet is falling
to pieces. None of them are willing to share
with him the dishonor which he is now heap
ing up for himself by his course towards the
Southern secessionits.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

eB-We regret to learn that WILLIAM K. JOHN
son, Esq, of Cosbocton. is no more. He died
very suddenly last week. By the death of Mr..
j., Coshocton looses a valuable citizen, one whose
now vacant place will not be easy to fill, and
his family, a kind indulgent husband and pa
rent
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20
representatIves as at present.

Nor TRuE.-Among the news items in last
weeks Republican was a paragraph. stating
that Capt. MONTGOMERY. of Kansas notoriety,
was formerly a Camelite Preacher. We have
good authority for saying that this is not true.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

ANOTHER HEAVY Hoa.-Mr. A. Doud,
Of Freedom, Portage county, on the 4th Of
December, slaughtered a hog weighing,
when dressed, sac hundred d6ty pounds.
Can the country beat this?
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

rIY-I 1t is now given out that Senator DOUGLAS
is not soon to make a speech upon the exciting
topic of the day-secession. He is waiting to
see which way the wind will blow.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

THE SEcEDERs AT WoRK.-The South CARROLL
18th inst. Tn Small Pox prevailing there the
Convention adjourned TO meet at Charleston on
the 18Th.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

sSy-Eld. A. B. GREEN is now in Millersburg
and will preach in the Disciples Church, at half
past six o'clock this, Thursd ay evening, and at
the same hour on Friday evening.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

@-If a young lady has q thousand
acres of valuable land, the young men are
apt to conclude that their is sufficient
ground for attachment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

Now a few words about this political
excitement. The most ~tyrannical monarch
in the Old World was never despotic as
these secessionists. Talk about your Stree
speech" The day before yesterday, a
man, who had resided in the South for
some years, merely remarked that he was
glad Lincoln was elected. For this he was
arrested and thrown into prison, land it
was fortunate for him, for by that he es-
capped the next lamp-post and rope) and on
yesterday he was given twenty-four hours
time to leave the city and State. 1 could
give you any number Of cases of the same
kind, but let this suffice; and know ye, it
is dangerous for a man to let the name Of
Lincoln pass his lips unless it is coupled
with a curse. l tell you, l am getting
sick of this place, and shall start for the
North again in the spring.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

eY JOHN B. WELLER. formerly of Ohio, has
been confirmed as Minister to Mexico.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20


AN INDIGNANT SENATOR WILL o SIT
FOR A CONQUERED PRovINCE.-C. G. Clay
Jr., Senator from Alabama, has written a
furious secession letter to his constituents.
He says:
81 am gasping for breath under the grip
of that awful and horrible monster, asth-
ma, and l know not that / shall ever be
able to serve my State as I have tried to
do and wish to do; but if she will assert
her sovereignty, independence and honor by
secession, whether sick or well,I will pledge
and peril my property and my life in her
defence. If she choose to yield to the mas
ter and enemy appointed by Black Bepub-
licans to govern her, I shall retire to pri-
vate life; l cannot sit in the United States
Senate as a hostage for the good behavior
of a conquered province, but only as the
ambassador of a sovereign State"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

Come and examine my Stock before purchasing sls-
where, and n yon do not buy Of me il Is certainly not
INV ault since the assortment Is abundant and NM -
suit everybody. BENJAMIN COIN,
Nov. -. 1880. on the CorDsr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-20

The separation between The President
and the resigned Secretary of the Treasu-
ry was of the most affectionate character.
1t is said that both were melted to tears.
Mr.. Cobb promised Mr. Buchanan that, in
the event of war, every effort would be
made to protect him from the Indignation
of the Union men, and Mr.. Buchanan, in
return, declared that if only Cobb made
this pledge good, he would use 20 force in
the event of the secession of Georgia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

IMPROVEMENT ON THE STEAM ENeiNE.
The Chicago Herald, Of a late date,
has The following
Capt. Il. 9. Bristol, Of Chicago, has
introduced an improvement in the
steam engine of more than ordinary
importance. II is a practical and
substantial mode Of overcoming the
friction Of the slide valve, by trans
porting the load from a sliding to a
rolling surface. Hardened steel roll
ers are 80 mounted and confined at
each side Of the valve, in connection
with other improvements, that nearly
all the weight, or rather " load,' upon
the valve Is carried thereon-tbe frio-
ton and wear are reduced 10 an al.
most imperceptible amount II is al
ready working successful on almost
every variety ofengine, including side.
wheel steamers and propellers on Lake
Michigan, stationary engines in large
manufactures Of Chicago, and loco
motives on the Galena and Chicago
railroad,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

Divine ron SposeE.-An import
ant resource for the fisherman con
sists ia the sponge and pearl fish
ers. To pursue this employment
with success, IL is Indispensable
that the sea should be calm and
not more than thirty feet deep
Those who fish for oysters pearls,
and the large shell-fsh called bue-
cinium tritomium decend TO q very
considerable depth. These men
are exposed to real danger. The
chama gigas, an enormous bivalve,
which exists in the seas of Greece
as well AZ of India, has strength
enough TO bite a cable In two. It's
shell weighs no less than $50 lbs,
and the fab itself about 100 lbs. II
is a scene of no small excitement
to SEQ men go forth striped, in q
diminutive boat, armed only with
knife stuck in their leathern CIR.
die. To watch them as they fix their
glance on the deep; then, of q sud
! den, TO zee one of them extending
his arms and clasping his hands,
make o plunge. He soon reap
pears above the waves with a
sponge in his hands, which he do
posits in the boat, and Immediately
prepares for the acquisition Of 9th
ers. Thus he works on during the
day, and returns to his home over
come by fatigue, and bleeding from
nose and cars. Should cramp at.
tack him while under the water, IL
is all up with him: and equally
Unstable would be his fate should
he encounter bivalve at the bot.
tom of the sea. Even should he
escape these dangers, which are
ever present to him, he may per-
chanse get entangled in the floating
net Of the china gviphoide, from which
he would try in vain to extrioate
himself; and having by good luck
avoided these hazards, he may yet
stand chance of ending his days
in the jaws of q shark.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
Foprv N,rr Currpprx DHowrrp.-

FoRrY NINE CmLDREs DRowsED.-
From Mr.. Brooks, editor Of the Quins
cy Herald, we learn that a most ter
rible calamity. rivaling that Of the
Pemberton Mills, occurred on Thurs
day last, near the town Of Hardin,
Illinois, on the Illinois river, and
about twenty-five miles above Alton.
Fifty school-children, in attendance
at a university at that place, went out
upon the ice to play. The ice gave
way, and with one exception all were
lost. Our informant was unable TO
give, fnrther particulars, but he rep
rssents that the village was a scene
of universal mourning, almost every
family in II having lost one or more Of
its members. Lowis Herald.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

EXCITEMENT AMoNe THE New YoRK
ErrsoorAidANs.-The Episeopalions
in New York, Of the Low.Church
School, are highly indignant at the
address which their high-churoh
brethren are preparing to send ov-
or to Rev. Bryan King, Rector of
st. Georges Church, London, re-
Gently attacked by an "Evangeli-
cal mob,' rendering him their sym.
phathies and earnest wishes that
he will not retreat before these ''in-
famous demonstrations Of Puritan
intolerance"
A counter irritation will be the
result, and the same steamer that
takes out this address 10 the Rec
tor will take another to his oppon-
ents from that portion of the Church
in New York which has its repres-
entative men in Rev. DR.. Tying,
Rev. DIR. Anthem, and Rev. DR.. Can.
field, protesting against "tenden.
cies to Romanism,0 and applaud
ing the opposition to those wins
would encourage them. so we go.
The Church, it seems, has its ire.
pressible conflicts, as well as the
State.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

FArAL ARRAY IN CoLunBrA.--We
learn that q rencounter occurred In
Columbia, parish Of Caldwell, on
Wednesday evening last, between
Jas. Barker and Mr. - Peterson,
in which the latter was killed.
Death, SIC is reported, ensued from
fracture of the skull, occasioned by
blows or kicks which the deceased
received in the fight. We know
nothing Of the particulars. Mr..
Barker has the reputation of being
n quiet and inoflensive man. lie
is the proprietor Of the Hotel in
Columbia, formerly kept by Col.
Hough. :. Mr.. Peterson, we learn,
was q man Of family and the pro-
prietor Of a Bakery in the town.
Harrisonbsrg Independent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
Communicated.
USEFUL INVENTION.
Eplrpr aAnsrrs y Oessr.-

EprroR gAzsfrs n Oossr:=
Dsw Sfr;--1 beg 70 call ycur attention
aud the attention Of the public through
you, TO sprie's Democratic Washing Ma
chine; one Of the most wonderful II not
useful inventions Of the sge. Letters Pat
ent were taken out in ls4T, but the invent
or did not live TO reap the benefits Of their
manufacture. Mr.. spfig died in '4s--the
Patent was transferred TO the ''New Eng
land Washing Machine Company" and
the right to make, mend and sell in this
Congressional District for ten years to the
undersigned Since then the demand has
SO far exceeded the supply that ! am re-
luctantly forced to ask relief, In order TO
enlarge the factory. II the representa-
lives of the people are in earnest about the
South and her Institutions, here is an OPP
portunity for them TO show TO what en-
tent, and at the same time TO pstronise
one Of the most useful inventions of the
age. II is needless TO say what has been
said beforehand very recently by the Hon.
John gudgeon, about home industry
home interests: the interest Of the South,
the dangers aud damages TO accrue to
Southern enterprise by fostering and EN-
coufaging Northern Fanatical Machine
Shops. A plan Of the machine may be
seen in the fotunda Of the Capitol, and a
working model on the ground floor. A
memorial for relief has already been
drawn up, and In the hands Of the gentle
man from Orleans. II only asks an APP
preparation Of $4,000 for present purposes.
CERTIFICATES.
II have tried the machine and know II
10 be good"
Rev. CHRrsropHRs HAsboReAs,
Of Christ Church.
at requires very little soap"
Rev. Aueusrus ST. GousE.
1.-THE greatest invention Of the age"
Rev. q. v. M. Fra.
al use none other"
Rev. THos. KfLPArRRfCs,
of st. Pateriek's.
The above are only few Of the MANI
testimonials Of elergymen.
PsABoDr BBows.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

- There is, in England, an ex-
cess Of 800, 900 females over males.
This disparity is caused by the
wars and the standing armies, by
the drain Of men for the mereban.
tile and naval marine, and by the
greater number Of males who emf
CRATE to the Colonies and TO the
United States.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
A GARD.

Its proper to give expression Of thanks
TO our fellow eitisen Y. ARBouR and Sous,
for their kindness and hospitality ON the
steamer Hsntistts, In the excursion near
Profits Island on Sunday last. On invi
tstion some forty citizens made up the ex-
petition and ell jein in thanks for the
kindness and libsslity Of the Messfs. Ar
BouRs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
MARRIED..

At the residences Of WIN. Quincy, ESQ.,,
Of this place, on Tuesday evening, 2lst
inst, by the Rev. John l.. Forsythe, Mr..
GEORGE W. REESE, Editor Of the Felie-
lana Democrat, TO Miss MARY q. TRES
COLT, Of Shreveport, Louisiana .Patriot,
Clinton La.
On Thursday, the ssd inst, By the Rev.
T. q Walker, Mr.. M. r. PRATT TO Miss
EMILY DOYLE, all Of this city Pieay,ms.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

terday morning=alive and kicking
we saw fresh mackeral In market,
aud recently several rare, unknown
and unnamed varieties of the pisca-
tofial family, have made their APP
pearance In our waters. How and
why is itY How do they get here.
and what attracts them 7 Past any
reasonable doubt, old mother earth
Exchanging her poles. Tired of re-
volving on her sxels 10 the Arctic,
she is shifting them to some other
locality, and so changing the mag
netic currents, that all the boundry
lines of creation will be blotted out
May Il not. be-or is it the vision
of q dreamer that the time may
come when the lion will quit roar
ing and get to be as docile as a
puppy! Yea verify, time may do
It. Man looks through a bit Of
glass into a drop Of water and dis
covers miracuously formed mini
lures of larger life, frisking and
fussing about for q moment after
birth. and then sees them swallow
ed by a larger monster and hereby
hangs the tale. We count upon
life time of fifty years as some
thing to boast of; yet verify. it is
but a span-a mere second, divided
into fragments, in comparison with
the long night and long day Of es-
istence, unhoted by clocks and I'M
recorded by almanacs. There may
be and doubtless is, superior intel.
LICENCES looking down upon us,
through q thinner medium, as we
do upon the drop-of water, and they
may exolaim, "rhou fool, what is o
lifetime of fifty years, on the dial
plate Of creation | Why 1T is not
sufficient for you TO learn TO crawl,
much less ralk, in the right direc.
ton
We do not feel the poles chang
ing and this may be one of the rea-
sons why we have no legislation 10
restrain Il, but nevertheless, the
world moves and moves out in the
narrow field of the solar system in
order to allow new born planets to
take their place and gil their des
tiny. Who can tell what will be
the complexion Of the earth, wber
| it reaches the orbit Of Uranus 7 In
stead of being the dull leaden affair
we find IL; IL may be as light as the
finest cork in Chas. Heidsick's bot
ties; by that time, man may hav,
learned the part assigned him t.
play in the history Of creation; Ger
tain fish may not then be confined
TO certain waters, but all swim
about in a sea Of unalloyed felicity
Tell us, some of you savans. wha
maekeral are doing here in the wa
ters of Mississippi, at the foot o
the Capitol 7 and give us bette
reason.
| -
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

Commerce, Of the 18th inst, says
the steamship Borussia, Of the Ham,
burg line, has been substituted for
the Saxonia, which is advertised
to leave Hamburg the LIST and South
ampton the 4th inst, in order to al
low the Saxonia to receive some
repairs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
FOR SALE.

NIfLL Bk SOLD 10 the highest bidder, on the
Wv premises. st noon, ON the third day Of
usreb pext-the Plantation known A. "9ART.
MSS. y situated three miles below Baton Rouge,
on the Mississippi River, csntsining shout 1860
srpsnts Of lsad; together with 100 slaves, more
or less, sfnonx which sre iaelaasd three esg-
neeys Two coopers and one carpenter, also gang
~ Kettle hands, not surpassed In the State. There
l. ~, the place sufficient plant esne In the ground
with stubbis 10 make full crop the coming year.
The sugsr house Il one ~ the largest sad best
Appointed inifbs Stat, having one Of Niles Co.'s
lssssst mills snd engine, bsgssse fusnscs, ell In
complete order, and the plantation generally IL
In GOOD condition,
The plsee 10 well stocked with mules and farm
ing impiemsnts, al OF which WIZ be sold With the
Terms-Libersi; will be made known on the
ground. FOR particulars inquire of either Of us
A Baton Rouge. CHAs. q. NOTATION.
fsbfe-M WM. p. SAUNDERS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
JvtsT RECEIVED.

DER Adams Express Company, new
j. lot Of American Watches, made by
Appleton, Tracy d Co.. wslthsm Mass,
which offer to my friends and patrons
at the usual low prices. -.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
feb25 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
NEW SPRING GooDsi


All that n New, Eie9ant ana Dessfn"'e'
uSHE undersigned takes pleasure 20 in
form her friends and customers that
she has returned with splendid stock OF
Fancy Goods, In great variety and at low
prices such ss English Barage, Calrbric
and Batiste Bingham, Jseonets and Or
candies. Co.linettes and Brillisntines,
Rem lisanee Robes, Nine, Three and Two
Flouneed, Richest and the Latest Novel
ties-Dot- Everybody's Friend and Our
American Cousin.
In the Millinery department, my selee-
tion il very GOOD. can offer Spring Silk
and ss.sw Bonnets, Wheat Ribbons. Ada
laide Hats, for Misses, Rough and Ready
Bonnets, Hoop Skirts, Cersets, False Hair,
Ffizettes, Shell Combs, Gloves, Wells,
Psrasols and Msreuiese, New Style Fans,
rs,g pretty.
A call Is respectfully solicited.
FANNIE T. O'CON0R.
febs4 Third Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

sa~The Galena lllinois) Adver.
tiser states that the public debt of
that city has been reduced during
the past year on an average ofone
thousand dollars per month.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

STATE OF LOU1sIANA-Psrish Of East
Baton Reuge-sixth Judicial District
Couft-In the matter Of the Succession
Of wooD 8. CHAsEr, dee'd.-No. 670--
Probate.
w HEREAs I. A. Williams, admins
w traitor Of the Estate Of Wood 8.
CLANCY, late Of said parish, deed. has this
day fled in said Court final account Of
his administration of said estate.
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons in
terested 30 show cause within thirty days
fif they cam why said account should not
be approved, hemolozated and made the
judgment Of The Court.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court ut Baton Rouge, this 9Th day
Of February, A. D., 1860.
fsbgs JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
CHURCH NOTICE.

A N ELECTION for Eve wsrdens to serve dur
"A ing the ensuing yesr, Will be held at 81.
Jossph's Catholic Church In this city, on The LIST
Monday Of March. Said election 10 be presided
By The present wsrdsns Of said Church. the polls
70 be kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ, 70 2. N.
By order Of the President.
feb1G y. n. BRUNOT. seci etsry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
NELL 4 wAsIfBURN,
LUMBERf LuMBERfi

THE undersigned respectfully solicits or
Il ders from builders and the public gem
orally, for seasoned tongued and grooved,
square roofing, both yellow pine and ey-
press---also Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory,
Ash, Yellow Poplar and Gum, all Of which
will be furnished ct the lowest prices.
FRANK HUGUET.
fsb22 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

FEMALE School BuRSkp.--We learn
from the Pamela Star, that the fe-
male school at Eureka, Mississippi,
was destroyed by fire last week.
The fire was evidently the work of
an inccndiary. This is the second
time this institution has been COZ.
stunned by fire within two years.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
st7S PER PAIR.

I1Y late arrivals, we are in receipt Of q
ID large stock Of window shades, vary
ing from 81 rs to % per pair, many new
aud beautiful designs, also fine assort-
ment of window eornioes, our gold and
Velvet Shades, and eornicss cannot be ex-
celled. call and examine our stock.
febg5-2v PIPER u BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

STARE HousE or TENsEssEE.--The
Nashville Gazette, of the 18th inst,
says the capital building, now near.
ly completed at Nashville, the cap.
ital OF Tennessee, is represented to
be one of the finest buildings Of its
kind in the county. IL Is located
on the summit of hill, and IL APP
preached from four sides by aven-
ues which rise from terrace TO ter
race, by white marble steps. The
building has four faces fronting
these avenues, each of which is fin.
ished with massive columns. The
building is of fine white limestone.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28
aailp 6a1tttr ann Comet.


Atsosr AN AFFRAY.-On Sunday
morning about II o'clock, Mr..
Lea appeared on one side OF Third
street and s. Harbour, on the other
The former gentleman had a very
formidable looking gun and was
using the profane vocabulary In a
very loud and reckless manner
many. ladies and children passing
along The street at the time. For
tunately his Honor Maytr Elan
aud Lieut.. LeSage, were hard by
and they at once arrested the par
ties and took them away. On yes
terday morning, we learn that his
Honor fined them each s150--with
one weeks Imprisonment.
NEVER TuHs SyDDENLy.-It is
entirely useless to give words OF eau
tion and advice in the paper, unless
people profit by Il. Our fast young
men should paste the following In the
crowns Of their hats On Sunday
morning last young gentleman dress
ed In the most elegant extreme Of
fashion, with his hat on one side OF
his head, n long nine in the other
corner Of his mouth, a rattan In bis
right hand, covered with mouse co
lored gloves, came to the corner Of
Laurel, leading into Lafayette street,
and instead Of making wide turn
on the sidewalk, Rugged the corner
and would have shaved Il close but for
the fact that small colored individu-
al with plate Of eggs, essayed to dc
the same In order TO get into Laurel
street by the shortest cut. A COLI
sion was the consequence-the plats
was knocked out Of the hand Of The
colored individual and the content.
lost on the person Of the young gent
II was about the church time Of dsy
and the street was full Of ladies, th'
young man vanished--it is supposed
into greenwald's Lager Saloon, az b.
has not been heard Of since, we not'
the fact to prevent sensation sdver
tisemeut on the part Of his friends
who may think that he has been alb
Quoted, or foully dealt with.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-28

GREEN MEATs.-2ooo pounds Of Bulk
fsbl6 JOSHUA BEAL.