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farmer in Strathmore being invited to dine at
Belmont, had the precaution to ask the butler if
there was any particular ceremony to be OBJ
served. at the table, and was told there was only
one thing his lord and lady disliked and that was
the drinking of their healths. The good man de-
termined to be on his good behavior; SO when
raising the wine to his lips he called out; Here's
to a. the companys guide health, except my Lord
Priyy Seal and Lady Betty Mackenzie
[Dean Ramsayis "reminiscences
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In puxhnry. Massachusetts,, lived Bill Hoeboy,

In Duxbury, Massachusetts, lived Bill Hoeboy, as
he was called the ugliest looking loafer that the
town ever. had. Bill got awakened in time of
great religious excitement and one day at
crowded meeting, when the people were standing
around the windows, unable to get in the house,
was telling his experience. !" Ny ffiends,,' said
Bill, for fifty years have carried the devil on
my shoulders.n AT this voice in the window
cried out " If he had looked you in the face he
would have dropped off in a hurry Bill was
bothered, and reserved his speech for another oc-
raSion
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The following are her list of passengers:

DoContonly John Garretson Udolpho Wolf and dagh
ter Miss Van Schoonhon, MI Knight servant Penta
Oliver Donate Mr. duayey and lady, Baldwin, j q Witte
) Gillett, 7 Geury Heady ID and lady, Campbell Min
Brown Mr. Chrstal Fernandez G Ehni A Lawrence, ii
Currinn Mathedo, Ross, Lieut. Caster, u NJ Leander
Martin and wife d Blair, 4 J Jenkins, L Simpson,
Berry, Miss Neil Plamender and brother II Bighee
sister and child Mc0une Nielsen Mann wife, Rob
son and vi q, Mrs Coaxey and child, ID R May.
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Did the man who ploughed the sea, and after
wards planted his foot on his native soil ever har
vest the crops.
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s.........pL oWs.

BLOWS. .PLOWs....,. .PLos9s.
1900 King's Carey FLOWS assorted sizes.
1900 Hall & Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
1900 :. :. Wrought Peacock PL0WS.
1900 Balls FLOWS, assorted.
1000 Avery's
1000 Caore's Calhoun P1oWs
1900 Garret Colman's celebrated Steel Rover do
l5O Nourse, Mason Il Co.'s Steel PIoWs.
1000 Mayher's Cast PLoWs
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of =
GRAIN CRADLES,
TANNING MILLS, ,=
CORN SHELTERS,
.". G~ STRAW CUTTERS,
@.. ..a ROAD SGRAPERs,
NJ . etc., ate., etc,
u, ...ornen, u sloeonb,s PREMIUM AXES ard EDGE
which awarded the Silver Medals at the late Fair
at Jackson Miss. For sale by
O. H. sLocoMB 4 CO..
&& Ct Canal street,
an 40, a.-" And 80 10 IS mon str
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THE TARrNA COLOGNE WAITER :

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The undersigned sole representative for the United stes the
canadas ana West indies Of the Justly celebrated honse Of
JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
baa authorized Mesrs O. r. BUDDEGKEa CO. Of tis city
10 receive orders for importation of the above genuhe art
o mt IN in all the different styles wicker plain
HENRY RoEsBERG,
or the firm Of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia.
p.olers intrussd to us for house of j. G. Fana will
have prompt attention. and be executed al the same rites and
prices as II forwarded direct to Cologne.
G. T. BUDDEGKE / CO.,
IA Am No. q Common street
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A man in Pawtncket lately made application for
insurance building situated in : village where
there was no fire-engine. He was asked
What are the facilities in your village for *
tinguishing fires?n
Well, II rains sometimes he replied, with
great simplicity.
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Jose Domingo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No. is cusroMHousE STREET,

Has always hand largo assorted stock to which
he calls the purchasers The choicest brands for
which Bis house has always celebrated always be
found thers: PARTAGAS, CABANAs, INTIMIDAD the
velLkpown REG ALA DEL, REY DE GABARGA, the GIN-
TO DE ORION REpowA RIFLE and the new brand, FL,
GARIBAiDI, Also ooo pounds PIcADURA. received per
steamship Habnna.
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully all he attention of The
public TO the following letter:
MI joss Domingo New Orleans Ny Dear Frend-I eutho-
r you To make II known 10 the public IL you think needed
as yoa ira the only importer ii New Orleans o my brands
Cnso do Orion Rsdowa and Rifle In proof whereof sign The
present, IN the city Of Hayana this 10th October 1862
fea0 lyn Tsrned1 JAYNE COD1NA.
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70 TIE NEW oaLrAas oaEscear

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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ERaArua ExTRAoRplNARY.--An up-eountrg ex-
change says:
In the piece on our fourth page, entitled I'VE
Must Not Lag Behind " instead of the line THAT
moulds its dirty Shirt please read .That Waala
its duty shirk n
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you only importer New Orleans 81 my brands E
cno Do Orion Rsdowa and Iine IN proof whereof sn hs
present. the city Havana, this 10th October 1853
80 Ira lsiEnedl JAYNE coDlEA.
nIREcT IMPORTATION
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
CUTLERY, GUNS AND FANCY GOODS.
E. II. STEVENS & CO.,
Importers and Jobbera Of
CUTLERY, GUNS,
FANCY GOODS,
yIoIINs AND VIOLIN STRINGS.
COMBS BRUSHES, BUTTONS,
NEEDLES. PINS SOAPS. PERFUNERy.
BLANK BOOKS, school. BOOKS,
AND PLAYING CARDS
NOS. SIS, 57 and 30 Common Street.
torroairE HorELs,
& New Orleans
N l. srEvEss. WIN. Fl sEdxouE
Received by late arrvsso England France and GetFnany
a large stock Of E4
Wade ( Butchers IMPERIAL RAZOR STEEL POCKET
CUTLERY and RAzoRs
Rogers d Sons SILVER STEEL RAzoRs.
wostenholm's
was. Butchers TABLE CUTLERY. -.
Ehy,s Double Waterproof PERCUSSION GAPS.
Coxes Metal Lined
Genuine French @. d.
$4,000 French GUN wADs-best article imported-Nos.
IL to Is
IA easez yIoL1Ns, FLUTINAs and ACCoRDEoNs.
English French and italian VIOLIN STRINGS. 4=@
Also. q large assortment Of
rERFUMERY,
COMBS.
BRUSHES and
FANCY GOODS
Agents fer CoHENs Celebrated
Playing Cards.
800 gross in store, consisting Of
STEAMBOATS,,
HIGHLAEDERs,
DEBATES AND EAGLES,
A DOUBLE AND SINGLE HEADS
Every variety of backs.
100 bales COTTON TwTEE.
Also q large assortment Of LINEN TWISF4
PRINTING, WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER o
every description.
PAPER BAGS for rocers Druggists and Gonfeesoners-
various sizes.
ss-our stock will found of the most eompleth In ex
tent and variety in the States and is offered the ad
on the most favorable terms.
fel4 Inn ~ X. STE ENs 4 ~.
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A STEAMER AND FIFTY LIVES Lest

BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY PROC cEEDINGs.
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,r,,r .5 p'AEzA
s..JTyYr =. GSSusly Sr n,NfEZA. DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssEs,
or Havana Produce

AND GIG s.,
0rrIoE-Ne. 81. LOUIS sTRkEf.
Constantly on hand lots to suit purchasers Sugars and mo
~ ~ -, ,,a,hst rstea Also Havana Cigars, Of the
M -. - t,oet brands and Havana Produce generally
n1'ss NUS % 90 - - GuCULLU NMEzA.
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LATER FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.

The London Times Suppressed l. Austria.
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nyuxU ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
IN COMP ANY-No. Ill CANAL sTEEET
.,,,., subscribed s1 800
pIREoT0Rs:
.,nhorss N;,enberrer J.B. Grbhle,
Rocbereau 20. Noblon,
~. n M Wright A. Reichard,
.;,orJon @, Sabatier,
n Iauve s. NJ. Darby,
I'M Basualdo J.Tuyes.
,, ,s,v sucesssors to the New Orleans insurance Com.
-, o,a;rst the I Idoss and Damage by Fire. thb Perfs
tbe Seas and Rivers the current rates Of premium
j. TuYEs, President
r ry,vrv, sacretarv n22 3taw6m
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The Sale Of Venice.

II Ia proposed by European poll
ticiana TO solve the Venitian prob
lem by inducing Austria TO sell
The City of the Sea. Evidently tho
ptrpondorauce of public opinion
will force the young Emperor either
to give mp his sovereignty over the
disputed province. OF TO fight for
il aud those who cut their Gordi.
an knots by that which glittcrs
morr than the Hword. aud Ia some.
times ma ellcCtual in dissipating
diilicultips--guld--arc anxious So
allow Austria tha chance of rotir.
ing with dignity from contcRt IN
which abe is certain to be worRted
10 bp Hnre. IL rather shocks ones
romaiic notions to talk of selling
Vouice Of passing over from hand
to hand. Tor consideration. the
lious of st Marc. aud all on which
they have 40 long looked down To
soc the Bridge of Sigha aud Ducal
Palace. and the Rialtc, whore mcr.
chants once did congregste to
put up an auction the Lagoon 60
barter the memories aud aRsocia-
tions aud glorics Of this city. once
80 removed. as you would Ho much
corn or 1our. seems odd indeed.
And what sloll be the price. and
who shall be The appraisers 7 How
much will be allowed for the fame
of the nogcH. how much for the rc.
nown of Titan What will the
rccollectioue Of Shylock and Othcl
10 bringY How much will he got
for tho moonlight sleeping ou this
bank 7" How much for the gon.
dolicrs that sing the song of TasspY
How much for the architecture Of
the Seven Lamps ? How much for
the Stones of Venice
VIII IL 10 sold in lots TO puit the
purchaser 7 Shall ono bc able 60
bid for q piece Of tho Buccntaur, or
put value on the black curtain
that hides tho picture Of Falic,o 7
Poor Faliero ! Had he known that
Venice would ever come to this
would bc bargained for and knock.
cd down for n price his famous
curse would have Included anoth.
or clause. Byron's poetry. intense
as II was not half intense enough,
neither the ducal conspirator nor
the lordly poet forosaw the depths
60 which Venctia waH doomed 20
fall. Venice. with all its aurcole
of fame, that olings to it M the ha.
10 does to the Saints IN the piotures
of i,s own masters Venice, that
welded the sea Venice. that cub.
dued Cyprus. aud sent the Crnsa.
ders Of Europe in its ships to Con.
stantinople: Venice. that led the ci.
ties Of Plat6 aud Stcy mp against
the Austrian Empciors; Venice that
has drunk the cup of shame, that
has been betrayed and tramplcd
upon, that il now excluded from
che hope wh ch animatcs the Pen.
insula; Venice iinds yet another
drcg in her draugh,; she must pass
under another modification ere shc
steps upright to join her fellows
She must hc sold into freedom, -
" Y Times Of 1fopiau.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
II. A. RAUHMAN'S
NEW VARIETY STORE,
NORTH BOULEVARD sTEET.
Near state House.
n AT0B ROU8 Il, Ia.

u 1TOD II OU a n, Ia.
nEd LEAVE respectfully TO call tho attsn
] ton oT the public 10 my "Npw Variety
STORE" which have just opaned. In the city rf
Baton Rouge. Fast ot Miss Fannie OConur'a Mill
merry store. Thankful so my ri indu and tho
public generally, for tho generous aud liberal pa
trunaEa heretofore extended to me, In my former
business, solicit OF them n continuance o. TIE
same to my new enta, prise. which hope, they
will nud To their advantage. A special invita-
tion ia extended TO the ladies 20 give mo call
an I examine tho
LARGE STOCK or FANCY ARTICLES,
which IL too numerous To particuiariEe. All my
goods are purchased direct from the inanufsciur-
ern, consequently, ! can afford 10 sell au chcap
II not cheaper than can be purchased In New Or.
leans partial list Of my stock In here given.
FANCY GOODS. n large assortment, such as
VASES aud IMAGES suitable for Catholics and
Mantle Piece Ornaments:
WALL PAPER. n complete stock;
WlNDOW-sHADEs Of every description;
WAX CLOTH PIANO COVERS;
CILr C0RNICEs FOR WINDOWS;
CURTAIN fAsTENINGs:
BRUSHES Of every description:
GILT M0ULDINGs, a large assortment always
GILT FRAMES for PHOTOGRAPHS large stock
on hand:
MIRRORS; GILT, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FRAMES:
L0OKINa-GLASs PLATES;
LIrlIoGRAPIlS and OH PAINTINGs:
TOY WARE of every description
SMOKING PIPES of all style and description:
PAINTS. OILS. VARNISIIEs. .TURPENTINE, Ac;
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS of every size:
GLUE, MUSLIN for PAPER HANGING. TACKs,
&c. nov2i II. A. KAUFMAN.
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STATS or tourstaS,-r.rl.A Of r.., u.,o,

STAT. ~ toutstANA-rari,h or East Baton
Rougp-SiSth Judicial District Court -RoptHr
T. UEsnHs sses, w. his c,e editors,
nv Nlbrue efa Ccmmisslon iasued In the above
ID entitled and numbered suit ard 10 me direct.
ed from the lion sisth Judicial District Court,
~ and fnr the Parish and state Aforesaid will
offer AZ puhlic safe IN fcnt ~ the Count House
door ofsaid parish, In the city ot Baton Rouge On
SATURDAY. the 9th day of Janus, y
nest A. D. ls6l, st II o'clock A. NJ, % the high
est aud las, bidder, the following accounts repre-.
scnicd on lhe books ~ said insol,ent 60 he due
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of East
BATON Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court In the matter Of tho Succession
Of Frenois Thomsa deceased No. COL
DN VIRTUE Of a Commission ippued in
ID the above Succession and directed 10
the Sheriff of the Parish of Enpt Baton
Rouge, tfrm tho Hon. sixth Judicial
District Court, In and Tor the parish aud
State aiorcsaid, ! will offer at public sale,
ON tho premises, at about q miles from tho
city of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY.. the 9th day of january
next, A. ID, lSGo at II o'clock A. NJ, of
said day, the property hereinafter Ect forth
aud described, belonging TO tho SucccHsion
OF Francis Thomas, latc of this parish do
ceased, to-wit:
Christine, girl agcd 10 yrs Ellen. a
girl aged yrs. Amelia. n woman aged
81 yrs Julia, ,ag'rl aged ~ yrs Cipco, a
man agcd II yrs Martha. woman aged
25 years, and her child Henry. u boy aged
4yrS Charlotte, n girl aged IS yrs; Elscy.
n giil aged 10 years,
Community property of the deceased and
her surviving husband.
Marcus, "a man aged 60 yrs 4 mules 3
work horses . pair Oxen; . wagons +;
Farming utensils, Household aud Kitchen
furniture.
Separate property Of tho deceased.
Maroelina, woman aged 90 years, and
her two children Josephine, aged Is
months, Eliza Jane, 3 months Bristor, n
man aged % yrs; Anthony. hoy aged IL
yrs; Louisa, girl aged II years.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tons, viz: For ono.fourth CASH and tho
balance payable in equal annual install
ments of ono, two and three years from
tho day of salo purchaser 10 give good
personal security, in notes bearing eight
per cent per annum interest from date
until paid, importing confession of judg-
ment, with mortgage retained until full
and hnal payment. II. Y. BARlN,
decS sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
To our Friends aud Patrons.

NOV THAT THE ELECTION II OVER, WE
1N take pleasure to inform them, that we have
just received the largest and best selected assort
ment Of Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clocks,
silverware, etc. that has ever been exhibited In
this city. aud oTrr the same at reasona bic prices
We warrant all our Goods to be what We repre-.
sent them shall at all times take them
back aud refund the money, II they should prove
otherwise. GOLDMAN a. FENDLEK,
Watchmakers d Jewellers.
a. Watches, Jewelry. Music Boxes, etc., at all
times, carefully repaired by an experienced
workman. novp
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Dress Trimmings

A FULL assortment Of these goods can now he
"a found at my store, also large ,upp.y OF br l.
tous. Narcotics Trimmings, and Braids
aprls ". D.PIIILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
ROOTS AND SHOES.

hUK stock 0f Iibe aud hoavy BOOTa
~ and SHOES being very large, and
having been boaghtst the inanaiaetoriss,
We are enabled to soil good article as low
as any house this side Of New York.
a call will convince our assertions.
oct2O. DALSll BIMEK, SIMON d. co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
WINDOW SHADES.

A RESPECTFUL invitation il oxton-
IA dod 10 all who wish 10 purchase ruy
WINDOW SHADES, as wo have bead
tiiul nsscrtmout direct from manufactures
aud 10 10 sold at astonishing low figures.
octzO DALSllEiMER. SIMON & 90.
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nOYH EI.OTIIING.

A LARGE aud we'll selected stock
IA FALL Hnd WINTER DREBS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style aud quality, will be- sold ut feasona-
bio pricesby oct 20.
DALSuEfMER, SIMON ~ 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
NE w CALICOS
FANCY DRESS GOODS.

FANCY DRESS GOODS.
TINE subscriber will receive by the new steam
l. er from New York, 800 pieces OF fFrench, Eng
liSh AID American Prints, comprising all the
newest patterns, among them some small ng-
ures Tor children-also a fall assortment Of
Rich Fancy Dress Goods,
the newest things Of the season, together with
. large assortment OF Dress Goods.
sept29 W. d. PHILLIPS.
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sIIIRTsi sIIIRTk.i

A LARGE assortment Of Shirts ofTHE
IA LATEST FASHION, Of all the va,.-
Gus qualities and sizes, 10 IT, MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS. will bo offered from bi4 date
at reduce prico-. octlo.
DALsiIEIMER SIMON IL 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Fasl
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court Chpa. g. libeton vs. Francois
fetillnt- No. 29Op- Louise Douasan W..
Francois ret,llat-No 2lGG.
DN VIRTUE of two writa Of seizure aud
- sale Issued in the above entitled aud
numhered cause aud 10 mo directed from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court. IN
and for the Parish aud state aforesaid, I
will offer st public sale. IN front of tho
Court House door Of said Parish, In the
city of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. IN. 9TH day Of january
next, A. ID, 1851. nj II o'clock A. NJ, of
said day. all the tight, title. interest aud
claims of the Defendant, In aud to the fol
lowing mortgeged property, To- wit
"a certain lot of ground situated In III al
part Of the city Of Baton Rouge. lail gu,
by tho late Gilbert Leonard. aud dssigna-
ted on the plan thereof aa Lot no. -Four
ca Of Square No. Six (g) measuring 90
feet front on Royal street, running back
10 Napoleon street. depth Of 1870 feet
French measure, with all tho buildings
aud improvements thereon"
Seized to pay and satisfy tho amount ~
jud gmeut, interest and costa claimed in
said suit.
Upon tho following terms and condi-
tous, viz:
For CASH with tho benefit Of apprniso-
ment. II. ". BABiN.
Dec sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

DROwN'S Ess. Jamaica Ginger; schieda m
ID Sohnspps: RSdwsys' Remedies; sarsapA Aril.
las; Hostettsr's Bitters; casseel Soups Olive Oil
sronges, etc, just received ey
kpTl1 nd. a wM. B0GKL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
MILLINEnYi mILIINEnYil

HFFFfFfFf' 7
THE RuhrHIhtH wupia respectfully IN ,I,s=as>
Y torn, the citizens ~ BATON Rouge, the - e.
ladies' especially, that ie has Just npon.d Vs.ysV
80 the et',ps' ~ Main snd St IiEpolits
s'resis-tha Rrst door hast ~ the residence ~
ssmusl sknlhpld. EsI vetT elegant stock ~
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
Ills stock ~ Ladies, Misses and Oh ldtpn's Hnn.
n.ts, Hat. Oaps AZ, Flsts is vefT heavy am-
hfseing ~ latest fashirns 'nnus,s sna IIsts
cleaned and ppaifed pu short noi 10 fie ls
dies are iRVit tC call and examine Tor q.
selves d bActt
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
IRISH LINEN.

A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Linen
dscT s. M. ASHER,S.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
BLACK SILKS.

4 FEW Patterns Of very small figures just re-
"a ceived, also something very superior in pl a n
Black. W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
OOpARTNt,IsSIIip.

COpA RTN tltSIIip.
Il v UNDERSIGNED have this day associated
themselves aud viii continue 10 carry On the
Iewelfy business At their new stand on Third
atreet, opposite the hranch of the iauisia a
state nHnA. under the name sAd style of Gpid.
m mn tsndler. The liabilities Of either part.
ner III he assumed by tho new nrm.
THEODORE GbLnMANN.
EMANOEL FENDLER,
Watohmakprz aud Jewsllaru.
naton Rouge, october ist. 1850.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
RECEIVED THIS MORNING

~ PEI steamer Y. q TviHnst. , - consignment,
100 Rags p'ims VIII te Corn,
100 Barrels th"ins nnians
~ Potatoes,
~ Hsetihsd whishy,
~ Oh HYs
~ Bourbon
30 nsFs Dried Apples and Peaches.
IIhJs shoulders,
Sides
Tiprcss Hams.
100 Barrels Eundty Brands Flnu,
90 Bosses Tuharep-f , 80 10 ipw 10, cash h y
M0OhE. BURDEN co,
noiip what mat
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish of East
Baton Rouge siAih Judicial District
Court-ll u. llsfalson vs.. !. A. Cotton
No. gRtp
RY VIRTUE of y writ of seizure and
- sale Issued ~ the above entitled and
numbered cause. and to me directed from
the Hon Risth Judicial District Court. IN
anl fnt The Parish aud state aforesaid. I
viii Offer a. public sale IL front or,hp Court
House door Of said parish, IN the city Of
Baton Rorge. on
SATURDAY. the nth day of january
1851. at ~ o'clock A. NJ, IF ssid day. ell
the tight. title, Interest and claims of the
defendant. IN aud to the following desert
bed moftEaged property. TO wit
John. q man aged ~ yrs flummer, a
man aged an yts lshan. = man pped AZ
yts Cato, man aged 40 yts handy
man aged ~ yfs Frank. u man aged 40
ris. llrnty, man aged ~ vrs. Richmond.
a man sged g5 yrs Joe man aged 90 yrs.
AFEy, woman aged 30 yrs. Maria. WI
man aged 80 wears. aud her child Sam.
seed 2yt-. Betty. aged hs years. and her
2 children. Martha, eyed 10 years aud
lsham, aged 2 months Celia, q woman
aged 90 yeats aud her children, Westley,
aged 10 yrs Sarah. yrs Walsh. 1 yrs
Lis. yeats aud Mo,linah. aged . years
Upon the following terms and eondi
tlons. 30 wit Fot CARli. with the benefit
Of aprraisement. ". V. BAHtN,
decl Sheriff
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
WAS coMMtTrfp h Tho a,a,s.

MAS COMMITTED to the state "a
w Depot, on the 2sth Nov, 1860 *
boy LEWIS, says be belongs TO Tim IN
Coehfain, on Redwood, 10 miles from
Pott Hudson. lie Is dark copper color. 6
feet az inches high, ~ OF gb yssta old,
has been cupped Oh the left side, small
seer on the fore nneet Of the light hand.
The owner will please take him away.
nov2g u \. ODDM,
Keeper state Depot
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

lViNDOW GLAss.--A large lot on hand and to
w arrive-for sale by
ooti3 A. STEWART A CD.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
I.EECIIEy.
UATSi IIATSll

A T THE PIILA. CASH STORE, yo
"A have just received from New York,
a beautiful assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04

| NAVE just opensd lstge och ~ these vend .
y embracing almost every sft rla stpsriainlnR
tn Her's Wear. such as Linen snI untinn SHIFTS
W Al The different varieties, upnts undarwsrs ~
all kinds naptitpfehlsfs, Stocks, Rseiias aud
searfs saspsndars, Hosiery. uinves. etc in ihis
department an prepared tn show the vpry beet
epuds. and will guarantees notbing better IN the
market W. u. pHiLitrE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
SATURDAY she nth a.y Of january


nest, 1861 at II o'clock A. NJ. Of said day q,
all the right titles interest and claims of
tho defendant. IN aud 30 the following
disefihed mofigaged property. 20 wit
certain tract of land ~ plantation
whersoh tho defendant. VIM. Thomas.
now tesides, situated at about six miles
FROM the city Of Baton Rouge, In this pat
ish containing six hundred (Go0) acres,
aud bounded "a follows ON tho North.
by Lands of llicky aud conrad Fnst. by
White aud l.aitwirh Houth byJ. ". white
aud West. by lands of Ricketts, and Harris.
together with all aud singular and i'm
rrovements, machinery &c.. md impli-
iuents Of hushaadty upon the said rlshts
'ioni Also the following named aud des-
o'ihed slaves, viz Mindy, o woman, aged
"a yrs Hill, man aged a. yrs Nathan
10 yfs Matilda. ~ yrs Cynthia ~ yra !.
John. II yrs Fortune. 10 yrs. Lafayette,
~ yrs Josephine, ~ yts, llrooter. 10 yesra.
kpsiah. ~ yrs. Emely. "a yrs Csleatp. ~
yta. tmelihe g2yts. aud Abram. boy aged
~ ypars making "liftean in number and
all slaves for lifa."
Upon tho following terms aud con
ditions, viz For CASH. with the benefit
Of eprraisement. H. V BABlN.
dpod Rhatii
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-04
FOUND.

nNE day last week, in the Streets, A
" PAIR of Pegged Shoes, which the
owner can have by calling at this Oflico.
nov "a.