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MIE INRRX
AND
DRHSS~MAKING.
NJ Il s. 8 WALL

NJ II 8. WALL
RETURNING thanks to the Ladies OF
l. Abbeville and its vicinity, to whom she
has given entire satisfaction. and who have so
literally patronzed her feels confident Of mer-
ting continuance of their favor, and no e.
Tort shall he wanting on her part to secure ii,
trusting to her long experiencc-hnving been
upwards OF twenty Yenrs III business in several
OF the first cities i,1Europe,
Mrs. SMALL gou!.x ,lao sny she hos mnda
arrangements and is supplied rot only with
all the latest Fashions monthly from New
York Philadelphia, but direct from London
each month to secure 20 her lacy patrons every
novelty of the season. 4s=,is5l'
All orders in either department. promptly At.
bevIlle c. H.
Always on hand, or MADE TO ORDER
Plain Silk or Cased Bonne,s,
Grape do do do
Widows Caps and Mourning Borders,
Head Dresses, DC, dc.
april IS, 1860, If
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An ANERlcAN PorE. &c.--The following ia
from New York letter writer " 10 IL thorough.
~ unreliable. and our readers are. therefore.
at liberty to judge of the item as they please :
archbishop Hughes W i'll be made Car.
dinnl Ill October. 1860. He will be the first
American Cardinal. Had Bishop England Of
South Carolina, lived; he would have been a
Cardinal
In making Archbishop Hughes Cardinal.
the Pope is actuated by motives that lie deep
in his bosom. 1t is seriously whispered that II
he 10 deprived OF, political power at Rome he
will wipe from his sandals, the dust of that city
and remove the Holy See to some place in the
West-ssy St Louis, Missouri-where his agents
arc said to have, secured immense quantities
OF landss The Pope may not live to carry out
the plans' hence he wishes q success sor who has
energy. genius. will and;knowledge of the new
Continent That successor he has determined
shall be Archbishop Hughes. To become Pope
he must first becehne Cardinal. and this will be
accomplished this year, Warrington CO,i.ti-
luton. :.
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Slndisas were killedsby the troops,t eight Com.
anebe indisn women. were 4thavoidnby and
unnintentiohaity Eilted, though The 'coh,nander
of the ttoops upon that occasion was one of the
most humane snd gallant offfcerstin tho Afnsri.
can service If this occurred with regular
StrooPs twas MOTTO be wondered at lift should
somet;nles happen With g irregular troops, ses.
recisi'y, in wars where women tool okspafi.a But
The governmeGs was bound to afford protection
90 the people OF Texas.s p When Texas was an.
nexed to the UnitedsStates| the governmefl,
assumed the duty of projecting the iphabitants
against thesAyage foes who infestedi the Dor.
ders, and it will be cry ing shame If they le,
tho summer pass without affording them tina,
pIOtecklOu.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-04

DRESS PARADE AND DaILL OF TUE CITADEL Ca.
DErs.-On Thursday afternoon. this fine corps
OF state Cadets exhibited their proficiency by
a public on the Citadel Green. The battalion
line Was formed at o'clock p. m.. by Adju tant
Walker. Major P. F. Stevens commanding,
Company A was under the command of Lieut..
Armstrong; Company B.under the command
Of Lieut. CaperA The frst evolution, were
Marching in common time by column. Of .pla.
toons-fank movements by the righ. and Ieft
OF Platoons--forming line of battle .or second
company-Smarching in line of battle, etc. Ma
Jor Stevens then practised the battalion in the
trings-first by platoons--then by fles-aud
The most noticeable feature of the the dis.
play was the Shanghai Drill" at the doubls
quick step. which was very SUCCESSFULLY pone
Through with, to the astonishment and admira.
tion Of the thousand spectators present. tuany
ofs whom were strangers visiting our city. A.
almost every section of the country.-Charies
ton Mercury.
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COMNGERCIAL-

N1N6ERCIAL
@; ABBEvnLE, May 8. 1860.
Very little cotton Offering. Extremes 7 to
iVse' Na
%&$s COLUMBIA, May 3. 1850.
Tho salss Of cotton yesterday amounted to
los baleA Extremes to lO4c.
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HEADQUARTERS.

- ABBEVlLLE SQUADRON,
April l4ss18s0.
In pursuance Of orders Fsesived;s from Head.
~ ausrtersysshe Abbevilie Squadron Of Cav.
altyssse hereby ordered t6 Be and appear
s stSAbbsviile Court House on Saturday the 6th
The cpfnuission ed and uons comm iss;oned. o.
and6iastruction. 2
: SC. DEBRTHLt
. Maj Abbeyille Squadron,
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I I. ~ uM q. TKs sE "a :; {. !.
.zsHf Il ssigess : s = So S sp.o
ss :'ss q Z ~ h al
III ISsss siss NJ ;sa s 4 ,'sisss .s'ssis
& Rstfe9ss ss @ a 81 ssss 7 &, ,s IS
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AuditofsaPI TkeasursfIbs OfIoe. G.. g. O.
% &c M II Cos Z
coLSatBdias Arm, ~. ,ssf,
AN INsFA LiisNga q }sEEN PER oENTsor
sprinsipaE EoFti9 q ssas nj fEa s,Sst,
;ofs sthiss III % sAfd n fhia pfice. ia,
ihs assssslaeu isss ys,E e s6UTHKRN.
April Il3 Auditor md Treas.
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DR.. l.. M, VI A. ALLEN,
SURG EON, DENTIST.

sss ls.s5SSs.se sIty p. ,g -, a
- HAVING graduated, Ii tho
(yep sataL College Of PbiiadelphN,
.Ll.lsf fSS soHsrss s3,,s services TO the pnbiie.
Being shStAaighly posted in ell the departments
sof. biz proteslon, he. hssters himself that hs!
viii b err give entire nat tisfaction to
hpsslwho 1asy .fayor him with their patronage.
- R61M Over the new Book and Drug
'Hsass Of Il. Alleb, iaiWtatss Building.
Polynesian., 1860-08-25
Inc Committee rose and the Bill nassed finally.

The Committee rose and the Bill passed finally.
The Representatives informed by message that they
refused recede from their former action on the dis
pued points in the Appropriation Bill and it voted
by the MOBILES that this House adheres to its action
the same. The items Of disagreement are the appro-
priatons for the Government Press and the Department
of War
The Representatives Bill FOr the protection of places
Of sepulture passed through its several readings
and finally agreed to.
The Representatives, Bill to prevent married persons
deserting another read first and second times
and referred to 4 select Committee. Adjourned
SIXTY SEVENTH DAY, Aug. 22-The bill to prevent
married people from deserting another report
ed from Committee, with amendment removing the
jurisdiction from District Justices Judges of Courts
of Record The amendment was agreed to and the bill
finally passed.
Mr.. Armstrong moved Committee of Conference on
the items Of disagreement in the Appropriation Bill
between the two Houses Government Press and the
Military) Adopted
The Resolution was reconsidered, and Resolution
adopted inviting the Representatives appoint Com
mttee Of Conference on these points of difference.
Mr. Gregg gave notice that he would tOmo move
to take up the Resolutions of the Chamber of Com
merce relating TO the tariff Adjourned.
Polynesian., 1860-08-25
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
Bill, and Mr.. Gregg said
Gov. HEX uanaoa said /:

That he did not implied admission that this a
given up prostitution The bill would amount to that
He prophesied bill would fall short OF the proposed OBJ
ects The evil would not be easily cured However he
ready it.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
THE CROSSE TETE MILLS

ON 9rosss rsts hay, also al work, whsr. order,
for Lumbar will he allied On the above terms.
r junci, i-Ss FREDERICK AHBDUI., sA
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

81 liis. ! believe shonli hata civ.
90 II laid his haad ~ NV knee,
aud he gfaspnd hold ~ NY hand
nnd tiled w. speak. hui HE vuirp
wac gone. could not tell q
word he said. aud every TINE le
went ~ speak ilu l'lr"d poured "iil
So ! knnw IL wunl,l srun y" utri.
! am not ASHAMED lu Say that wac
wnisn than ho. rir BE- novr, shrd =
tppr and | runldn't help II Ills
pyrs were ulnsud Whom - gun was
fired from tho ito utdrr nhuard.
nnd that AROUSED him w." pointed
to lha beach. whore the boat was
iust pushing ull with thr guns
which we bad taken. and whoir unt
marines vrin waiting tp mnn The
snrnnd boat. aud then be- pointed
g. ihn wuud where the pnriny wns
concealed Poor fellow ! l,n liullo
thought how ! had shot him dnwnl
! wps wondering how could leave
him ~ die. aud ~ one nuat him.
Whom he bal something liko - con
vulsinn fir - moment. aud then his
face iullnd uvpr. aud without a
sigh Ice was gone trust W." Al.
mighty has ,ura,vnd lis soul |
laid he heal gently hown - iha
grass aud lrli hm II srum"i $50
strange when ! hooked 1T him f,t
the lnel time. sumrhrw thought
81 rvuty thing | bad hoa,1 about
tho Turks. and Tho Russinns. and
tho ,ral ul them. lent oil that seem
pd So lnr ull' and tho dead man So
hraf"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

ALoNt wtrh ntAfn@lt would be-
difficult 60 find IN tho whole range
of fiction u more affecting Incident
than IL contained IN tho following
extract from u letter written by
British seaman ~ his wife, Il waa
hia frat service aR Huldicr. hr
having'heon sent on shore with u
boats crow II marines to silence -
Tort aud take some guns
I'VE diaporaod 1T few hundred
yards distance from the beach to
keep coast clear. while the boat'a
crew made prisoa of the guns --
The enemy had advantage Of the
wood. and also knowing the coun.
Try well, and u troop of them show.
ed IN advance. We were ordered
60 ilte ltook steady aim aud fired
at my man at about sixty yarda.-
lilo fell like n stone At the same
time n hruadsidu from went ia
among the trees. and the enemy
disappeared, we could scarcely tell
how felt ma though muat 90
up TO hin aud see whether he was
dead on alive, lie lay quite still.
and | was more afraid of him ".
ing So than when he stood facing
me u Jew Minutes before. II il a
strange feeling 60 come over YOU
all 1T once that YOU have killed n
man. lie had unbuttoucd his jack
ct, and was pressing his hand over
the front of his chest. where the
wound was. lie breatlcd hard,
aud the blood poured from the
wound, and also IRON his mouth,
every breath he took. His face
was white rs death, and his eyes
looking So big and bright Ms he
turned them aud stared at mo. |
shall never forget il. lie was "A
fine young fellow, not moro than
iive.and twenty, | went down on
my knees beside him, aud my breast
felt so full as though my own heart
would burst. He had real Eng.
lish face, and did not look like an
enemy, What | felt never can
tell; but if my life could have saw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
PIANO IOItrES.

DERSoNS DESTROYS to purchase frat
II class Piano Forte. viii do we'll to call
at the store of the undersigned md exam
ino those made by lighto n Bradbury
Wherever those Instruments are known,
they have commanding reputation for
their elegant huish. their combined power,
sweetness aud ilcSiblity of tone Thar
superiority IL sufficiently guaranteed by
the highest order OF testimonials In the
musical profession, such ss Thalborg, DR..
Mason, suaekosoh, Timen, Gottsehalk,
and numerous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
march1' Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
nalIu c,aJtttr anO q omct.

lvortsr,-tnrunpt Jones held aud
inquest un the body II - negrn man
90 Tuesday The stll, inst Iound IL
lhr ,itrf The body wac fptunni-
yri 40 that # The upgyn nan Mnn
day. belonging in pahiol buckley.
# this city. who irownod himself
NJ the landing several dnts aer
\ vr,dirt was brought H.. arrot
dance with the facis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
SIMS Flows.

fI'Hosr -hr sfp 10 usnt rfs sursfir' rirv vii
y plrsse cell snd ess'',lne rr' s'Trt, Including
as " hrss supply ~ ihe sire steel Pies 10 nov
rhesr sui srrs'lst sflirisI sud ,he u.,ta,' .rh
ral''.sh's s'ss aie',ii nhe,d iialrs ri.rs Elhe's
riavs, and sihs'si uali hafr.e rrine aiss Hhntp.
hpNIAG [" MAT1A.
MI uasd ~atp fntuaf.
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sHntty's STAR BAeAssr FURNACE.

fI'nt uSbnRsiaStp ~-sia respectfully ~
flip the attention ~ PARTIES Interested W. HE
IMPROVED RApAssr FuRNAuF.
whi-h lise hpsa % dee n'r ths lael ihssn frs,s.
sifiae'na,lsa sa'lefas'irr ~ strttresss.
Fst r,f'hs' lnferri-ti'r N saistirr ,r ihp Hr.
e's'un ~ ''ir fa-naes. please .rf., ~ iis fain-
inr ran'ni riarfe'e be- have y ~ tee
ntyiAaliN nrpLiruN. tsg its.viiist
'"i 90 vs. utirR. ~"
nov. T. rtrtT Ar
80. y. Oh MrNf. A.
Mass's y -. ". Ntffnrt, 49,
nirHArL suHiArpF. H.. ir
ai'e . nnprptsps. DO
i'iiN 4 pApprWNF, No.
NAHPInStAuN iirprh1. DO
utLFstlNt ispiANt &c.,
nos. Niirs TaYlnP. Assumption.
nnssss = y RunpAFF. ~.
NAV y iAFnpF ar.
Htssfs. rAtErrnRr rum, -.
Mess.s htuAsk nnntttirAiit. DO
". \ sHAfrR, tsi Tsrfaimnue
'ni. " . NHltflirAh 81 thssss
Fh 2 ". NplAR. Wssi n@lrn prug.,
= FnnI, Pet, Meet rsirian.
ntHsts nit Furnaces '-rsl hp eitan ra,it. 90 r.,-
" limited number rlll hs contracted 80. 20
srrs'inis"i The s'sc'inp ufpsrh f,,ns-e 10 ru'srn
~ fH,,he' Information qid'ess
EVAN sHELLy,
isrin riarfs,.ire th.,rIiis. 10
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
rnrN,u sorT HATS.

WI T. 'rrsiys ~ NV dags sreibp, supply If
! these rruis. uhirh 80 addition a. irr rtrs-r,
siu-k viii '.ndnr " The irusl rrnps'p srI va,Ill
assortment 10 in~r. aisp bsts Jrrkis Hsls .ni
tape ~ sii tInis.
nrvlp " D. ruttitrs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
- ~ EoT

tMroHtrp HAVANA sraAHs,
4 HANF iiisI ,H-nlvHa ,hr largest asa tansl
U retiri qsgrf itratil 1f
tWpuRrtn HAyAEA srpAps.
s's' hafr'n ~ ,hls m-tkst comprising 81 ihs
lsiss, api mrei pcpriat h,snis
stu nnu prepared ~ hifnish The tilirers ~
ha'"n Rouge srh surrounding rnru''F, wi'h 81
s''lelp - stnAhs even ssrsilire snH hsvs hstH
iHio'e supplied thew. ~ NeH u,ie4ns r'irss
AHtiinFY MAFr.
fshs American rire sreaf sir,p.
Hss.ss Hrnsp nser,r,aai
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
A,tNsi HItNaii aiinsill

Nov ~ sfppr. remplsi- sssrt,tres' ~
IN tsrrihs. nh'ss, FrtvsfA sra nsek Ae'ls.
fs..te@af the tsiebrss-a anh fiiisifs hpiiiesris
shot unns, T. else lhe srs1nslleA u,eerees grrs,
.rd npgs irrs Thsse IL Wsn, rfs ~ " tsur
s.a ,s,,tssiRl ~ cell srd sssmlns ny s,oes ~.
r,rp pnfehssire elssrhrte, be Inducements VII
hs rd..ra Inst r-rntl hs tasis,sd -
,e,w FHANE tirnurT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Nor MANTiILAs.
Oval, FRAMES.

- LAIN. waved tilt. Rosewood and
jrransp Mnuliingsi - new ass"tt-
ment aoll ati ptsminpI
9. q. WILSON.
mql Main e.. below Mnntnn " Malta
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
touleiANA rtNirtNrlAnr]

Mafrh }Nihl lHNNl J
NrAttn PROPOSALS. 49, i"vilud cod viii b. -
~ rsltei until Thursday the gpth insi.. ~ ~
..iort n. ~ furnishing tho ienlslana reni'en
'la'r With ttass ns.f - pra taa'. f'r'a ''p net
dav ~ Artll. iarn
The r,mes ut pa,iiss ~ securities viii hp 20
puifpi fum liiieis
matgi.id MrtiAIruN. riRr 500
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

Death n .lirs T. H. irwiey Mia
Z T. Irmlry dir,l un SUNDAY night.
nj hei residence un Iarksun street
nonr Administration. from the effects
of the arsenic taken ~ Charlotte
Russe at the dinner party last
Tuesday This painful announce.
mont, al lime when "a vas hoped
ahu was un tho way towards trs
cbvety. has produced u melancholy
interest throughout or community
aud thrown u gloom over tho large
circle 1T hel friends. among whom
ahp waH held IN tho highrat ostrrm
un account of her many sorlal aud
dnmeatic virtues. u Ia only too
probable that others uf the poison.
od party may follow little Willie
aud Mira. Lrmley to the tomb, Mas
Emma Young wae yety low yoale,
day, aud he, life deHpeirpd of
Three parties were arrested hHt
evening Ia the funrth niattict.
which may result IN important 10.
Nclationa concerning the nllair 60
For the present we telrain from
giving the particulars nt the tc.
qnoHt of the Chief ot Police. he.
gld,Rst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
NIII.LA MAaIInItnN,

NFFFF = " f"FFWVWNs
A uENIS ~ ihs utssi snnttsr,, --,..asss----,
~ riarn I"'ia NanrfsriptY ~ F7-Als
WIZ Nrsta = u"i p"i'i-r'p. ~
wa.ptprt,s is'atr prilai"al entire, tat-r sni
trr',',an si'rrfe. View u.iaane.
Ihu Nrahp ri~urs htra neve, falisi ~ 'atr
The prei Ite'-irm uh.nutr, sui ~hrtaptpt 'tev
batp i,pan h.rrrti 70. competition with pia.rr
rfaii the beet 'Hrtt'spf N.w Futt. nrstr',. rhiia
irirhis. ant Baltimore thly hpts the hiii t,r',
r'sr,,. ara a'p aaefaripei D. Eve tss's wi'i,
go u.itiilgp ptsvrhsnra 81 ant tine pl'hir sle
'nnn,he ir'r ihs dat ~ esls. u they faii w. .rs
sniira satisf.ati.n.
Al rtda's ahlt.ssai ~
aFttl Aeitptug
vpv u'lssrs. vlll receive rttr'ri pi'ariirs.
f-ti iGt,If "
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

I HAVr nrv n sl,en ahi ~ strive. ee'rrls'.
j rssrs lirer' rfPaek ~ snf 1-iie rHtistF, ~
the "r'st f-llshle makes, and efest insrE rs-
styles. aHtgne them the esithfSipi ihiir rhhe'
Islis Hniyss nali snd hesrine lhsm tph'.
purchasing tlssrhsfs ssii q sl-sss pis-sr'.
w. chow 'aF stuck. FnANR iiu1uFfs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
rnENCu mEniNos.

SiptiD ceirfed pa i,sins. slsp Ffisiea O.shss,s
- nhtss ~ The latest and richest designs. vsls
vt hfish rsplns fshcy and mourning Scotch
ri.las 81 efrhieh @'a allie ~ ssfsr ~ per sent
bel"V The ususi selling prices. Whist ssF ps.s
u. SIMON,
neviD cspiiei Chesp stove,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
10 apOpTsmgs.

4 HAvr . hns variety ~ ihe beet 1rsiiiy nsrr.
Hses. Shot rrtehes, Belts. PdNaef fl-sks ed
satH'si upv styles ~ Improved st"' rseehes
n,ennnr.e. triis, r,s's, rieF's. WALKERS sra
genuine % . Percussion tsrs, siss, gan eiesrs
ine prls. Inhns. W,tnstes, ~ ~
r.v24 fRANE HUpuFTs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
yALrN,irNNra COLLARS.

- nNUtHtNu tetr tanis'n'r. ais' t.'h,Iis,
- - nuriine, rri fAt-,rst Uiiii,ts Attic
riiiIA JAsii stunF
taG4tutia sttput
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
FRANK HUGUET.
40 TIE MtI.t1oNi

fHt eea tfsi eneeussr easnt whieh h.vs 'rss
With IN i-F nev business. induces ,hs fe,n'r ~
r'srv nisnks ~ ,his rsn-fpss r.hllr n, ,hsl'
patronage saa ssiiel'sIiuh fet ,hstr - sssl-
h"'lra srtarnst rrris 10 ass ~ ths saai.inr.i
s"rpliHs ~ NV ri,esay afrs sra fresh stack ~
sll goods hsirrgiHe ~ trF iins ~ t-siress, sra
N asihr - iesl fali assurances thst ,hsy -ill
cell rri sre ,re. mes sil he satisfied The, my s.'
rect aEtia ls ir give sntifr satisfaction sra VII
s~.ll he rlssss'e ~ showing '-E stock ssa ss,s
lhe i'an MN ntnR Hiri ~ = e.Il."
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
IRISH LINEN AND rt.ATii.I.As.

4 uANh received psf late Arrivals 90 Inyuiph -
U 90 pieces ui tho ahava named g.qdE which
have beet trneht al Htaat sarfihup tnd an
able ~ pTIat them ~ ff"n - tn go pei cent lrzs
than usuallt suid n,f, Theses 10 want ~ ant thinH
ln NY lne. viii da well ~ awe me rail
q ptMuN,
fsh3p capital Cheap store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

NyftNpoW GLASS rtrrch ani Amntipan nf
w al sisas. at New orleaHs rii'us. CO.. sale
nv ~. s ", HOtITt.,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
LUMBERi IIfMnER,i

frNiE UNDERESTIMATE. wouldrsspeotfully inform
i his friends aud the public. that HE steam
Saw Mills-Ths Baton Rouge Mills" are now 10
full blast, with . good supply ofiiubsr aud ready
IN I'LL my nnI al ardcr.-lnr Eann
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
Mu.iin- aud Jsconet..

4 LARaE lot Of the ab,vc. Ia b. sold at Re.
n duced prices II the
mars PHILA, CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

HAVE RECEIVED FROM THE
u West ths foilovinz artieissl
no Barrels Mess Pork.
2SD Kegs Prime Lard.
~ Tisfees Sugar Cured Hams from n. W.
Tbofnas a Go,
2f1 kasks White Corn,
10 oats,
100 ibis double extra Flour ape Jss.snsin
Alss fsI supply ~ The bsst qssiitiss ofof.-
rsriss III ~ vhfeb Nili sell lss for cash o. on
accommodating terms.
EbZg A. MATTA.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
unpngLLAs A. rAnAsots.

A Vtny large ssse,i'nsnt ~ ,hese grads, jvs,
~ ,rraited, consisting ~ pinehsm Sill .sa
tuiior Umbrellas, sil sites sptne ihs,s set.s
vsfY hns Fsshsh niheham r,rbfsiiss far ladies' 4
rev sfiielp. te'y iiehi ssa very hsnassmsiy
riads. tsetiI ~ ~ FHllJlrF,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

IlhAtfs fsahe Ai-ietits Usfh SIN, ssisbiishsa
- ~ 1855. t''aiiness - sntrig fresh hs.l
p.is Dhbrpsd rptr. t'e. .
jsnti JOSHUA HFAb,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
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STEAM rA,KiNG.
WANTED.

1lrrnwAN sni iianpv. f'f whish wp will pay
ID che highest ,hafhsi pfiesi
.maie, y, nrrpr = 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
LINEN MEETINGS. .

A sfrriN ~ white and n'uun hre1ri'r NJ
~ 'inFs hoe hrsr 'srnirai sisr iH' ~ nh.
ii"at Nf'iine 80 attitp 10 q lrs hsts ~ 'hp
taetl rtiiitA pAstl sIunr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
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CHINA ANu,!t.Ass.

4 HutHrr t9N'trt ~ plata eni is-r.a ,r'l
y uhina rlruar Sp',s. upt arl Preserved
iliase Watn 81
wa,f-3u rtrFp ApnAnrupns
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
N,,'I'I,iI,

IAtiNu nOIuilI ttr irl-,ssi e W.. fap,ss
tipi-has. ~ the late Hra - iis"bsi
llutrhsu. 'ahp risasrtp - infat'niue 49,
Fisnhs sud b'tr,et customers ,h-t I viii rss,v
80 ihr r'tvlsinn ani utnrafF hr4inres ~ the nid
sisai go The rrtnHs ~ Maiu ari -. Anihnnv
si'pa's 10 The city ~ na'ta nrprA. Wiih taa
s's's Srptlenes ~ ihs trade. hope ~ pita 80
I've Subtraction ~ niI ral'rn tutt 10 Insi,E .ni
p'ir. ~ mT epnts
ianl7 - uArHrT
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
nm, IIrs.
nav. aOnN. nATs. 40.

A tubL sUprLt siwsss 90 hsnai
N Apri9 nAppFF NiAufN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29

\ MuuNtNv go uutin lurupy -
The correspondent ~ tho ~ Lnuis
llemnrial. Writing rom Auiaiia and
Denver CITY. February On. gives .
golden saeuuni uf aIlaus iharaabruts
Ne SAYS that tho towns. having rrrleh-
isha,l ihpir uuiIis. inin tho ,aiirus
Districts of the gold boating monn.
inins. vhefa 'ich iiegihes have lately
been discovered HE wtiinr pais 60
nla,nd with his subject ne ln give wont
~ tho following.
II 10 ny belief that tho ntrpi na'u-
ral watershed fegion. g, quadtilaie,-
al inhla mountain. su in sraah fnm
the spveinl ruinnis ~ which the gtnat
Arkansas. tho Rio ,lfahdu The llaiie
and the Colorado tivpis take Their
risp and now IN their several opposite
directions -unn tn Tho tuli ~ Matirp.
another ln the Cult nl Ialilr hn.
adoIhpf 10 tho Mississippi river aud
the fourth 10 The Mississippi iitet. neat
Omaha, Nebraska, Say Il ia ~, he.
liei that, pn,elopel aud embodied he.
tween those great natural stating
rninis. ~ water sheds, there - u 'niHi
@o"Wfd,a wau N goldi
This announcement. calls fut y
convention Of Gold Wofshirrpis. Let
the mountains II tho Platte aud the
colorado, be snrrpi 10 thei, roupis
iipn aud thrown into the rea
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
WHEN YOU KILL

NOtk ipBs-be sure u send Ia Montan n
i Matta's andiget one of their cylindrical
twenty four hladaJ Meat Cutters.
MONTAN 4 METTA,
decf Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
nLA,M nArsi nLAoN OATsii-ih

ID Bushels ~ vefY heavy and thoira niarh
uanada date iust g. bsnd and frr sale ~
feip JOSHUA mat.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-29
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~ vriyets. consisting ~ Urifs Oii sra Nev
Mrisi pAgHiFs's @nd rev sttlre ~ Orifs IN
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