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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

NTONEY 10 loan ON Real Estate, Plantations,
N Farms, Negroes, etc, In sums TO suit for
any period not exceeding seven years, re payable
BY instslifnents or otherwise. For particulars
apply TO Messrs Atty \ Co Private Bankers, II
arsvier street. New Orleans, La, Post Once adj
dress Boz Blank 10.
tW- No agent need spply.
mart 2wd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

nss-The Fort Smith Times, an
nounces the death of Major A. W.
Gaines. A short time since, he was
thrown from his buggy, and receiv-
ed injuries, which are supposed to
have been the immediate cause of
his death.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
a, Need waiting FOR the Wagon.

OORN-iO0 Bags Choice white and Yellow;
OATs-.iOO Sacks white and Black;
BRAN--140 Bags Fresh Saint Louis;
HAr-i0 Bales Choice Timsthy;
POTATOBs--tO Barrels Eastern Meshanocs;
pOPATOES-90 do do Pink Eyes;
PLDUR-s0 Barrels Premium Eagle;
FLOUR-b0 Half Barrels Novelty Fancy:
LIME--1G0 Barrels richards Cape.
The above articles just reieivsd and offered for
sale ri cure Mt market rates.
mari JOSHUA BEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
LATE ARRIVALS.

LATE ARRIVALS.
We have just received fine assortment Of
Table Cutlefy,~
Table Mats,
Crumb Brushes,
Lunch Boxes,
Spring Csndlesticks,
sardine Openers,
Nut Crackers,
Salad Spoons,
French Roll Pans,
Corn Bread Pans,
stew and ssucepsns,
Revolving Dice Boxes, etc.
marCzw PIPER a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

APPOINTMENTS by THE GOVERNOR.
by AND WITH THE ADVICE AND Con-
SENT oE THE SENATE. G. Trow-
bridge, Coroner of Madison par.
ish w. S. Campbell, Sheriff of
Natchitoches parish d. Henry Dy-
err, Notary Public, Claiborne par
ish :: j. G, Joifrion, Notary Public,
Avoyelles parish; J. J, B. Kirk, No
tary Public, Avoyellcs parish /;
William Wheat, Parish Surveyor,
St. Helena parish.-Adrocate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
IRISH LINENS.

A ZINE supply Of genuine Irish Linen has bse
N received and viii he sold low at the
.marg PHILA CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
rr,r MIL OF THE sOUTIIi

TUE HE'LL OF THE sOUTHt
rIyHE Ladies' are respectfully INFORMED InA MAJ,
and sher wood's much admired
"BELLE OF THE SOUTH"
NATL. uoon Of 20 and 30 Spring., secured by lace
stdngs. which for convenience and dUrsDiity
have no equal. c,.., cs 80.
fsbIJ ssPiai N"sAP Ss''''
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

MONDAY THE 18TH rSsT..

n
THE Ladies Of the Catholic Church will hold
their annual Pair, on
MONDAY THE 18TH INST,
and continue Tor three days, al the Hospital, In
the Garrison Grounds. A dinner will be served
each day.
ss- Admission 10 the Fair rs cents.
marC-td
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
SUNDRIES.

= q N ID It i II >.
Cedar and painted Tubs,
Jspsnnsd Chamber Sets,
Corn Cake Pans,
Wood and Iron Spoons,
Cocoa Dippers,
Cedar and painted Buckets,
French Roll Pans,
Revolving Waffle Irons,
Ladies' and skimmers,
Egg Boilers, etc.
marG-2w PIPER N BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
TO-DAY
WE WILL OPEN A PART OF OUR

NEW SPRING GOODS.
GENTS and boys Clothing, also House Furnish.
VI ing Goods va respectfully invite the atten.
tit Of the citizens thereto, " say that all our
goods have been bought cheap and that we offer
them CHEAP FOR CASH.
FRENCH MUSLINS.
A splendid lot Of which have this day been
opened and bought at a sacrifice, which will be
sold accordingly at the Peoples Store.
PL ATT Jas.
Pillow Case Linen, Linen shesting, also varis-
~ Of French Linen and Linen Cambrcs and Linen
Lawns at the
mars PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
COTfbN SEED.

tn Store and for ssie-Boyd Prolific; Little
i Brown; Mexican and Petit Gulf
mari BARBEB a BENJAMfN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
ATLANTA MEDICAL ooLl.Ear.


VHe sixth cearse a Lectures IN Tn. Ihs,itr.
l lion viii rpet on The htst Nsndsy 10 MAY
next and ecrtinue until the last Of the following
August,
FACULTy.
ALExANDER MEANS, NJ. y. Prod. Of ohemis.
tsy ard phsrmscy.
m W. Known, M. D., Pref NJ tpsfofov
JOHN W. JONES, N. b.. Prof n Priuclples and
Practice ~ Medicine and general psthslogy;
W.T.. wEsTMORELANb. MD, Prof Of Prin-
elpies and Practice Of Surgery.
r. A. POWELL, N. ~, Prof. ~ Obstetrics
Up LOGAN, NJ. D., Prof ~ Physiology and
Diseases ~ worne . and children.
a. wEsTMORBLAND, N. u, Prof ~ Materis
Mediea aud Medical jurisprudence.
Practical Anatomy conducted hy the Professor
OF Anatomy.
Clinical Instruction, a. heretofore, Regularly
through the Course. 4.L
The Dissecting Room, furnished With plenty ~
good SUBJECTS, VII he open ~ the 18th ~ apff
for those who may wish TO dssect before the lec-
lures commence. Ili
FEE &c q.
Matrieuiation (taken once only ............f no
Course Of Lectures .s...... lO5 90
Dissec,ng ticket Uequired oply ouee..,... 10 %
Dplorns ..i...i ..s!.. s.. 25uo
fiood hoard can be bsd ~ 81 ~ " per week
For further information ADDRESS
!. q. WEsrM0REbAND, Desn,
mars dkwim Atlantis, as.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

THE KORAN DisGRACEp.-Some
time ago, a number of handkerchief
were brought, or rather Struggled,
into Mogadore, having printed mp
on them passages from the Koran.
One of them got into the hands of
the Emperor, who, thinking the
Cri stians were ridiculing the Sa-
cred Book, ordered ipstanter all the
cities of the coast to be searched
TO discover the offender who intro
duced them. Happily for the mer-
chant he was not found out. His
Highness commanded that all the
handkerchiefs which were collected
should be destroyed. When DIR.
Davidson was at Morocco, he pre-
scribed some soiditz water for the
use of the Sultan, and placed on
the side of two bottles, containing
the beverage, Arabic verses from
the Koran. The Sultan was exceed
ingly exasperated at this compli-
ment to his religion, and had il pri-
vatcly intimated to Mr.. Davidson
not TO desecrato the Holy Book in
that abominable manner. Richard
sons Morocco.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

BruNpER IN VISION Ono indi-
vidual in every fifty is decidedly
color blind, and in every twenty
may be more or less Affected
Some years ago party of gentle
men were discussing the question
of blindness over their wine in the
mansion OF an English noble. 1t
was stated by one of the mpany
that persons had been known to
lose the power of vision, 80 far az
one eye was concerned, long before
they had any consciousness of the
defect. Polite doubts were express
Sod on the point. Every one would
admit that man might labor I'M
der mental or moral cataract
without being particularly alive to
the infirmity, but physical opacity
was too conspicuous an evil 60 be
long concealed. More in jest than
with any suspicion of the result,
the loudcst Of the skeptics was re-
qucsted to ascertain whether his
own organs were call right" Clio
sing one eye, he exclaimed with u
sort of horror, "Why, bless me,
can scarcely see at all +" lie him
self, was in the very predicament
he had refused to accredit.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
nIusIIps aud Jseopets.

A LARGE lot Of the sbove, 10 be sold at Re-
IA mar ''' p'''' iHILA, CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
HOUSE TO RENT.

A COMMODfOUs d yelling house 10 rent-hss
~ six rooms up stairs and dining room, Kitchen
and store room below, with good we'll and elstern
Por terms call on o. HACKET.
nsrG8t
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
FRESH BITTER.
CORN.

Lyon sale very low, 10 close consignment.
II mari BhRBEE a BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

EnA BAGs is store and for sale low, 10 CLOSE
JIM consignment.
mari BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
MEETINGS.

A SUPPLY Of white and Brown Mosquito Net
n tipgs. has been received; also lot n Bob
binst Netting TO arrive 10 a few days, At the
.mar3 PHILA. CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
LOOKING GLASSES.

DY LATE arrivals we are in RECEIPT Of
ID a fine stock Of Looking Glasses. also
1000 feet Of Gilt and Rosewood MouldiDgs
and are now prepared TO frame pictures,en
cravings etc.
mT2w PIPER & BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08
CHINA AND GLASS.

A MOTHER INVOICE Of plain and decorated
~ China Dinner Sets, Gut and Preserved
Glass Ware, at .
mar7.2w PIPER &BRADPORDs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-08

CIGAR LIGHTERS, Boot Jacks, Joint
~ ed skimmers, Pic Mic Knives, Wilson
Slips and Table Mats-Just received.
m7-sw PIPER d. BRADFORD.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-27

Soblen, Soblen, &pblen,
SilverW & Sheckens
INC eeret ee befhn bartcn unb tetht brennenben Scblen an
tGr iee Spune 9arantirt. f'
treeburning Nut Coal
Elm auS9s3stneter @rtiteI fir gum Spden ,u
s. $50 per Come (2240 Piuno)
Etttce utc Ntepcrta8e III Ie. 154 N. GaaalItr. nobe mnuu-
niientfr. uno No. 1872 MOnumeut- spifben GuiOrfr uuS 9crf.
Gpac. Mr 10 S 49,
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lt9 BON eiitem &drren In QancaIterltr. iiberfabren.
Seine 9lrnte 1tnp 8etne wltroen i'm ara ser.
quetldt, unp eit ma9res @unper 1T es, bab inn
fetre Gnp1en 3erbrp6en iplrben.
S6redlt6er l1nfaIl. - Nls Dpraez
ltern N~admittn9 meGrere Nrbeiter am Damn
per tellert WaIerperfe pamit belddfti9t waren
einen 9rpben ii6er 2 5pnnen pteoenpen Stetn
emppr3u3ieben, RIP per 6lal6en3ug uuo Der ercbe
Stetit traf beim 0erdbfallen ben Sp6n Stiefel,
peit Vernarp GaleY utp einen britten Nr6etter,
pelen Same rtAt 9enannt Miro. Sttefel marp
|dtper perpunoet unD mtBte IN etnem gSa1en
tad 6aue 9e6radt tperben; aud6 bic 2 Nnpern
baben ldApere Serlebl1n9en baSOn9etra9en.
unbefannte6 S6tff gefunben.-
Der Darapfer uSen Deforo" bu9lirte lebten
Scnntas cine unbefanrte 8rig9, bic er BET v5tre
SSlanp" an Der Suite Spn Gong SalanO farp,
na6 Nprfplf. GS mar Miemanp an gpro Der
Srte9, ais le Sp,t bem Dampfer anaetrphen
purpe. Der Captain peS OampferS ,8en Dc
fpro" i6ldst ben g6ertb Der gefunbenen grisg
auf $4,000 btS $4,000 an.
Spern dn9er angefpm NJ en-. -Nbe=
Tina patti, 5arnie unb N9ne5 glattQ, Mcrib
StrafCl6 ltnb bic 6erren 8rtanplt, Grrart unD
8artqt BON Der italtentl9en Sper lfnp aeltern
bier an9efpmmft 1tnp int 0ilmprbauS ab9elttez
gen.
Srt nj t IA : Gpnrt. - Der Trteoensrtd=
ter Ntp9aipaY unD Der @pnitable 2etpt5 S6leY
purben por9eruf fen, neil le auf bic unleren Sc
fern birlan9lt6 befannte brlttale 1tnD sualetA
binterltitt9e Wanier ben beutl9en 2ebrer &auf=
mann arretirten (an9ebli@ tpe9en Meineips, neil
&auf marlt gang nit 9ted)t Dpr @ert6t baS Be-
ril6ti9te S6ifler=6auS ais einen Sanrnelplab
BON 0totpbieS be3etbnet Gate). Der 9tidter
SOno mar partetilG .9enlt9, bic S,rY su @ur=
lteh Der Nt9eflagten SIT in~ltratren, Die SurY
lpraG bert altA bic Nngefla9ten pirtli6 fret,
pbslei6 5pet Der 0ei hiporenen pfen ibren 1apel
itber bic 9iuterlilt ar5lpraGen, ppmit ST.. Gauf=
miami Samlta9 giadts, no fem 6rtepenSriAter
mebr CUR Gntgegennabme BON Sur9Id,aft aufsu=
treiben mar, perbaftet u1tp ben Spntta9 iber in
Der Sail ~9efan9en gebalten pltrpe,
6rebertf 6entn9er mrrbe lhulDt9 b~efunben,
Dem 5rn. Nntpn GiAert4 Elm ppppelldufi9e5 9t=
ltol int @ertbe BON $15 9eltp6len 31 baben, -
Stra fttab nod ntdt BE timmt,
Jtobert 6al iptrbe BON Der Nntla9e, Elm Sptel=
baus gu balten, frei9eIproAen.
Der &omp9 Spbn Murra9, Der ben arBerlt
brl1talen mT;rpertl9en @nsrif auf Spbn Gonr
unb Spiepb 6all be9an9en fat, lteB leinen 9roz
3eB naA @nne @runpel County Serle9en,
Nullmann, Der trpb Der 16ltmmen Stretde,
pelde inn bic Mr1der unp Gemperen3ler in Den
(ebten 2a9en 9elptelt Gaben, mpb[ unD mutter
rnp fir pa5 0oribalptfelt tbatig 1T, lieB feline
9rp3ele. pe9en an9ebliGen Qtouprperfauf5 am
Spnntaa naG @nne Nr1npel County o~erlegen,
Die Yetit Sur9 w1rpe Bis Oienlta9 MlOr9et
%entlaien.
Sa ben a nberen Gpurts fam ntGtS po1,
Snterelie Spr,
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0r. &mfclonO's teriibmtea

~ y II ~ IAt
tebt %btitpt,etn, OisptpE. uub Wtlbuht. .tt.u.
lds Deer ntre6it Shpdbfn, Observation-Disclosures!
unb 2lt Nrhntttittn, iptlhe pon pcrburbtntm Wa.
gen eber Der 0tttr tntItsben.
s':*. dis sr1OptAn8. tnnsrl ts ptrn'r!ttH, Nurraaa : :
tiu:t5 II ib ssm Rppfs blur. I'm Wdaen. 6tr;brenatE. sob.
srsnnta. 9ypttt!UHstett S5n.rt I'm Mastn, sbwi6, UNI
t5fss e5tfdbl m W,lsa ass unttrietb 5Smtrsr Wtbsm
Serlfiepsn 56v Nc Der Qagta. 8.tita In BEN StRti
Steee' ar6 4 Yftbmtrjcn, Btf6Usrtrn btini Gtbmtn. GtIb.
Dtrbsa Ter paul u~t Nastn, StitsHfsbsn, S&merJtn IN
Ruds ue ttn @ttrbssa, biss I'm RpYf snb Bremen tn
Blttfh, Sansiaftit nab 9itxrstf6ll atntttt.
d Gt3enteansr tmpkbtsn Dttft IRtbisfn Der 9nfn ,tIfan-
Ell oe ao!lt MS; fen abest uat Won BAN a0ertb ub bar
dn8tnedsutrtt b,rfi IN fur aut estbsn. wofur ft ~srrftttns
%,,npfObI.n Wtrt. IS TIT tts str nsuts unb unstpraftta
Ntttt! fsattFn stnts. td' felt 10 Satrsn biz pSlfuH6 SSt es4
amtrtIantlSsn WctFs ~ttfanbeH bat unb bsfsu Huf Hns @trs
sauf bs test nod tsn tetntm dattrn srrttHt wurtt. Dtt
~5saaatnt .Stbt Sc lbmtt unS autae3si4nets aeritt unb pri.
'atpsriontn aus an n Z6etisn biefts 2dnbss IA SunReu gettn
3ttsa tins %unaebtusrt unb 1t saeaaut Dur<f Ing bee affair.
10 zen benz &ieenttimtr putli,trttn GImana&s, nti&tn Der.
istbt antrtsslelt& bur4 bic astnttn ~ptrtbttItn last mug aud
ZEN uneldlbiaftn lbtrjeuesn, bas biffs 8itters miri'A b
srNbn tbstt p2retkMk, nelAt e trlar1t Bat.
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Ster3e6nte @arD.

9rectnet @r. | - besinnt an hem 0ur6l8uitt5Yuntt Won
Pratt unb pacnltr., lauIen6 tur6 9lcaitr. bis su 8alttncretr.
SalttlOrsftr. entlar8 gu 5rcmou1r 5rem6ntfr. eutlane ~
9r1t1tr. uno prattfr. entlan9 bis gum Anfrp 9spantt.
prectnct Scr. 2 - be1innt al benz Dur0lGnittspun't son
Draft uno SremUntitr, laufeno tn S renDoiftr. BITS CUR Baltimore
itraBe Balttn'oreitr. eahang gu YOppletopfr., @Qppi etpnfroBs
eHtlan9 III Yr4thtr. unp 9rattfr. entianJ Bis gum Nnfane5puntt
p~rectnct SIR. 3 beetant an oem OurGI6nittspunft son
Baltimore unt gacafr., aufsnO In Yacaitr. Bis CUR Qerin8tUu fr.
at%Itn9t0nttt,, eatlan9 Ut pt@sff2 Yineitt eEtIan8 gu Baltimore
p%rectnct Yr. - rsiaSt an penr 9arSBi6mittspuntt Yn
Baltimore. unb Yinefr, laueno in @tnefr. bis Qeriagtonfr,
&srtn8tUaFr' e1ntlan5 sur grprietontr, 9ppp!etpnfta Be eptlang
%fanesruntt.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0aIidmifher Hnrbio(

tar I&ntat JstlunS BON 9ufsr. GrIdttpns, SnautHien. Bran-
re, @auben 5als unb Rsftr6 srsuen'sinbuug, Ansstbrune unt
Bsnn moo m09l&, 0r... .lsruns fur aaf an bttttr RrGnftttt
%eetssntt, ftbh tn ben ltbttn Stdbttn.
Dtstt bsrlbnnts prtparettsn In elst& benz Btttsra IuStrIEi-
eG. - 70 tR fur ttne &ldde Don Rransbe ten beflnmt, tt
1D8tnt.tntr unb eefdbrltHsr ais dat dnt ere beneH bts SensA.
nsr btsfss eanbss untsrr0rfen Hnb - Srdntbttttn htt POL Il.
atr tstnsn 4ridltuns %berribren. Or. Sta, bttf, trht drit.
De Qutborttat fact: Sd wsa nt6t ~bsbaupttn, ss ,Ralt'
far ant IN, trns be ptf unh bss seIbt 5itber fir biz Btrpt.
ar daetrsr 3snsn INIT, absr Is Idnr bsftmmt Stri@srn, bal
Y uns 8rdnletttsn sSu srt6trer Stfdbrlt&itit uns nssr
s~tefbtfiGs ~jnfabrtn.
Gins rtttsr, Probe Der .ntf.tIt&.n 9sfdbrIt6isit Der ssX
elmer fsthtn 9rfdltuns tn:fsttnbsu Rr1uibtittn aetst E4 BE-
stner1 Sltd ubrr na9ntbenbf aus SEN Dcrt&ttr bee SbilataI.
stta @efnnbttitsnmtta sntnsmmtnt GGStlt 9rpsbtm POI.
iastlpbti %antrtaDnt ttAt eet S~SfunbsRtn 5tabtt ber untsn ID
Ma n oksUs,
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G% @etn auf Nutttpn, Die Serren
gSirtbe uno @einbanpler MADDEN mir auf bic
9rpbe @einSerl tetgerun9 Don Sef & 8a4maun
1T Dem &eler go. 113-117 3pnbarptr. otf=
merriam, Die Nufttpn be9innt beate Gprmittag.
~ Seute Nbenp GOn3ert IN per 9u,n6ale,
300 %, prattltr., ats9efibrt BON Capt, S6ret=
ber's Wtulf=Gprp5.
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Ottft 8ablen tttatn bag tetxatt bet I. Xtttl ages Stesss.
fdat In steItm eanpt surt NaGisbruna serurfa@t mesktn, as
atftttn gSn zen sab!rstbtn anbtrn ettbsu, bic xSB ttat1
tstGtsn S::@!!gna 9,rbtiatfatrt nrrbtn
IeGrnt euere Gshubttit unb psnn tbr an elmer @rfGltuna ttr
1ruf rber Quhse leibtt, faufet cine Gafhe ppn $ nb's
.baifdnhhem &orrtal unb tbr fGnnet auf itGere @enefung re6nen.
9auienee baben pteies 9etbdn uno btarn r%vunbertare Q9trfnne
teleuat.
Suhen tunamt ater ntan@raal BON p~srbDrbenem Neasen. In mel.
dem Safe has yDeutide 8ttterS" eebrauGt werten fplte. Sn
1d1en BON ctnent anbnuernben Sufen terribrenbtr eApd6e unb
@bfmnrune bes eanSen GstemS rtrb man bas 8ttters prn erSsem
u zen 6nbtn.
6dFelte wirb etniis BEL Or. 6. 80. Sadfpn, AS &rhar.
Y~tttaSelpbia, ~Serferti8t uo BEL uaen. D~ri0staea uub:: elcrsbaltern
burh BITE Ser. Staten pertauft.
prets IS &ente.b GIal&s. Drill
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6unfae6nte @drD.

precinct Wt. l - beg mt nm Our6itnittspuntte Sn
Sarlturg- rno 9prpart fraBe, Der @rwartitraBe entlang rad Qee=
itraBe, Zee entlan8 nodD Gtttle @reenfraBe, Cutie 0reen= entlane
nab Suo 9acatraBe, Hn IA nob &nmburgfraBe unp cfft eutlan9
bis ~ Dem Infringement
Precinct Nr. 2 - fe8innt am Dur4f6nitspuntt ppn 6am,
burg. unb Sin pocaitrast, Del entIang naG FrenpntiiraB, ron
6renrnt- naA 9ratttrobe, panu no6 Yopptetpn+ uo bteje entlane
Ht0 %9rObltrase, Greg uo 9ambur8fraBe entlan9 bis 5u rem
Mnfon9$puntt.
precinct Nr. 3 - be8inneub am Gurdftnittsprntt Don
Gee unb SpiraretraBe, Sprlrbfr. entang Bis 9ratttraBe, Spn
pratt nadb @reenitry bteie nnb 2ittle 0reenfr. entan8 uab See
ir. unb Sn pteier bis gum Infan9spunft.
Y%rectnct Str. - Se8innenp am Gur6itnttt5punfte pn
gsacaF- nnb eittle @err8etrr rteje mS Oreeuitr. eutlan5 mad
9ratttrp 6n Yrntt- had 6remCntfrp ppn 6remont- mad Sups
@acafrage Nn0 bieie entang na4 hem NnansePnntte.
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~ SolopaD's Ntaen unS salbe.

&ein Nlebi5iutaItcn iOlte Obne oteIe 0eilmtttel Iel. Ste fub
bcher 3Mr 5eilun0 innerlt&er ub duBerI9er gebre6en beS nleni9.
iGen SSrper5 beta99t ais ir9ene 5mei anbere BIZ. ieBt 9eiunbene
Nr3acten. sic betGmpfeu cen Sb oe8 llebet8 llnb ~0crtrei6en
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allen Oru9Atien gu % @tS.. 63 SIS. m6 81 bic Stahll.
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&OHDfen
wdni4en, miro auf bic bsiten je sum 9erauf uus0sbptensn
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brau9. @ub BADEN mir anbere au80Setdnete GC66fen, aIs,
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fir 9DS un6 &pbG II.
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gSlt 9epen ellen lnlben III unhrcn Store i'm Gebroub. n bos
l9 Sal'et ooferlt ubetfl8en t6nnen BON Dem @eioaten r@uH
baben mir bic @3enur fit Die '"S'"' ~""
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SuUppTVue pm Gcnlbal b. unb Qabt1r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-27

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-27

Steinfob1en G~tetnfpbIen
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SSn6 8rc,tcrt.

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oetst Palla9leren ror3l8lt9e See9enbet sur ~llebcriabr car.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
WING DISTRICT CONVENTION.

According 10 previous notice, large aud
enthusiastic meeting Of the Wings Of Ran
dolph and Alamance was held az Liberty, on
Saturday. MAY Goth. for the purpose Of nom
mating candidate 20 represent the Senate.
rial district composed u the counties Of
Randolph and Aamance 10 the next Legis.
laiure.
On motion Of J. H. Foust. Esq, the Con.
yention was organized By calling &. y.
Faucet 10 the Chair. and appointing fhos.
VI. Holt and Daniel Goble Secretaries.
On motion Of Gen. Joseph Holt, all good
Wings present we're admitted as delegates.
Gen. Holt moved that committee u three
delegates from each county be appointed q
committee 10 draft resolutions for the con.
sideration Of the Convention whereupon.
the Chairman appointed the folo~ing gen
tlcmen, viz FROM Randolph. u. Poast,
DIR. Is. A. Sellers. Dr.. Wesly Long; From
Alamanee--Dr. w. II. Denny, Thomas VI.
Holt. W. r. Albright.
The committee after short absence re-.
ported the following resolutions:
Resolutd. That we, the Wings Of Ran.
dnlph and Alamance 10 Convention assen
bled. most cordially approve Of the platform
adopted BY the constitutional Union Con.
sention. lately held in the city 81 baltimore
and that We give our hearty support to the
/ nominees.
Resolved, That we most earnestly endors,
the platform Of principles laid down BY III,
Opposition Convention, lately assembled ID
Raleigh. and especially thar part Of II which
recommends a change Of our State Constitu
ton. for The purpose Of equaliring The bur
ilens Of taxation.
ResoiUed, That We regard the issue 0
equal taxation as SECOND to none 10 impor
lance that has been submitted TO the peopl,
Of North Carolina; and convinced Of u
justice, we now inscribe II upon our banner
and pledge ourselves never 70 cease 70 le
mand Il until We obtain ii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
Examination Of the Students Of the Hills
borough Female Academy.

Mr.. Editor i--It was my privilege as well
as pleasure TO be present at the examination
III the students Of the llillsborUugh Female
Academy. taughtby Miss Virginia A. Fuller.
on Friday last. The examination commenced
at 81 o'clock A. NJ. and continued until
T.. NJ, with but little intermission. IL was
one among the most rigid examinations
have had the pleasure o. witnessing Tor
many years. Il was evidently not one oil
those examinations frequently witnessed BY
the community, where IL can be plainly seen
that there had been laborious preparation
on certain portions Of several studies, 20 the
exclusion Of others. fer the purpose Of making
false impression upon an audience but u
was thorough. showing that the minds u the
pupils had been trained TO study. TO snalyLe
and digest everything with which they came
in contact. Asa proof Of this, very diifie II
problems in Mathematics we're readily solved
by them with apparent ease reason given
for every minulia IN the solution, and the
problem made so simple that any one unas.
uuainted with Mathematics could understand
il. The examination was equally good on
all other studies, and they we're many
Though the examination was 50 very rigid