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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-07

On Tuesday, the StE of May,
Al the Store on the Southeast corner Of the Pubic
Square and Front street. BY order Of the Assgnees Of
Duncan. Cordell& Co., New York. Terms gwen NJ
sale.
The collection embraces over 100 varieties Of the
rarest, most curious and delicious Wines qaors
with the brands Of the rst class European wine
chants IN original Imported pack ages warranted true
to description.
Imperial TOkay, Maslas Boxer 4 Co.
Romance COnti, Chambertin Beaune Praner, Cha
blls, MOuraohet, dcfsaaH and her first class Bur
ggHIies, fTtin a. HRssneleyer, A. NinIs lasseure
s Co asd Other houses.
ChaIeaux antte de NaFgaux, do Yqaem, -. Is
tepae and other G-rtts, from Nathl Johnson Son,
ireiier Co, schroderS schuyler aud other rs-elass
hoas-s.
Iagr.ma Christ, ColoFes de Alcabaea red 4 white
Hermitage, Blanc Bourgoy Mosscux, Castle Cabi
net, si~rkng lioek, Cabinet park ling Aoseile, SLY
ksgie Hos X, J0aaEHd berg, Hockhsiner csyiaet,
Ntersseiaer, ARfcobruner, RudesseimeE and other
Hook " ines r. IN erSt citss houses.
Canaet Creme de Bouxy, Gordon, Bleu Seal, Bouzy
MOasseuN, Grand Mat b css and CnambertIn "cas-
seek. All the ext. a champaigas and best brands.
C'ckbGrn's Roy al Aitp nuro, PoTi Vine Caeys DO,
For, ster's DO, sansrtnans do, Aardccks other
varieties Of "a pstest asd naesl Old Ports
Newton, 6sfdan 4 Co.'S, Bisekbarn's, oivarlz L
Co.'S Smy tkiagtoa's aud other braDs OF East IND
soat.siav osd BAL, uid Revere vine seco and Ser
clsf NtdesFas.
Nouuils Joaannsberg. xcrss, Vino olorasD, vieo
dc fAsso sAinehtitso aiaelo, Mann Pale BROWN
and other sherriss. IrssiEg all abe gr .des
Grand Chsriagse t4qeeEe c.. seahAgan Caegry Cor
Dial, oaTarsa, Soyaas tss Vert, Aasasehno AT ynth
krschsAsser and Osiirr bqaers original pas ksg
Boyae salmon and Hats de fose Gras
Star aud carter, oadon Cub s1erry Scotch whas-
KY, Helland Gin, JAInzica KUN, and tns aHvst old
March, vtard Vine Growers CssnpaHY, csgnac de n
kmpersaF aud othe- SO ard a. years Oh finus aad
Velvet cognsc, vita laFse variety u otner Mtns
iaers as p-f Catalogue, forming tbs greatest yAfiv
y ever oa-f cd public e ~ etltiSn.
The fsst collar a,entioa eonuolsesrs aud citizens
Invited TO Ess remarkabie sale which embraces al
tue sirss Class Cabinet wtGes. stc-
Samples fsr ilsisssioa al tae store on Tuesday.
Easyi-a T1AbUR & LCCUs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-07
THIRD THOUSAND JUST READY.
SbsriG's Salfs.
SheriH7s Sale.


DY virtue Of Il Ia to me rected, and delivered
I'D from tie Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at It's January Term, 1850,
will expose 70 public sale, To the highest bidder.
for cash, at the Court house Yard, IA the City Of
Nashville, Saturday, the 18th day Of May ,
1850, all the right, title claim interest and estate
which Samuel * Morgad then had, or may have
since acquired in and 10 the following described Ne
gro man named Sam, aged about sixty five
years, color black LIT, No. ~, fronts
loo feet The South side of Broad and back
hundred and sixty nine Zee alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts one hundred feet said Aiiey.-A
tract OF land the south side OF Cumbe ria ad
In district No. 81, be- inning in the ceuteF Of the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
81 East twenty poles to a stake, thence IS East,
twenty-five poles, T-l0 poles 10 stake the
West boundary OF The old Page tract, thence North
3 40 West with said Pase line IL 10 poles to
stone, thence sodth 1874 West IS poles TO rock,
thence South So Lao west twenty poles t. the
ire Of the Turnpike road thence South S. Hast II
pees 70 the beginning LOT, No 20 IA Tie plan IL
Nest Nashville, fruntiI hundred fest De
mumbrane street and running bacK oEe hunsrc nd
seveniy-hv~feet To twelve feet alley, beng levied
as the property OF "a mueI h. h0rRai Go satisfy
iuc gm~nt rendered in favor Of James r. Falls
agaia 4 Samuel r. Morgan
JOHN X ESMu NDS0N,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
apr3o-ids. BY A. cRkEL, ep. Sh'n.
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Magazines for Nav.

Magazines for Nav.
FRANK LEsLIE'S MONTHLY GAZsTTE OF FAsR-
IONS
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
GoDEY's Lays BOOK.
PETERsoN'S NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ARFHUR's MAGAZINE
HARPER's MAGAZINE.
IRVING MAGAZINE, For May 5th
wAyERLY MAGAZINE, For May sth.
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, sc, Ss.
Also al the latest Periodicals, received by
+. HAGAN.
apr2I-u College So
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-07

The administration of Guthrie would be
one of which every patriot would be psoad.
- LeaisUilIe Courier.
Please except the Nashville PATRIOT.
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Sherin,s Sale.

pY virtue Of 4 vendition exponas, in favor
ID Z. c. Lesseur ID. b. Hicks. 70 me directed,
aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of davidson county Tennessee n lis January
$500, ] will expose 10 public sale, t. the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the
City Of Nashville, SATURDAY, the Ietii DAY Il
NAY, iseo. all the right, title claim, interest and
estate, which ID. b. Hicks then had or may hare
since acquired in and 10 the foiluwiug described
property 20 wit part OF Lot 40. .. in a plan ,de
by c. W. Nance Tor The Union Bank Of Tennessee
registered In the Registers ofice OF Davidson
~, IN Book s. page la being part OF lot conveyed
10 J. w. Mari by a App rspn by deed registered
In the thee aforesaid Book Is, page 4o9
SEQ and parncslafly described follows Begin-
ming 1t stake the line OF Spring street, SOUTH
east Garner of No g. thence ". IN the line of ssld
Spring street 60 feet ta stake in the uc OF said
styeet, thence al right angles North 2U0 feet 10
IL fOet alley thence last with said alley 60 fet Ia
stake thence right ans les South zoo fest tb'
beginning Tue deed 10 the same Is registered in
the ofAee afres I'D Book 10, page 2os, ievi-d
the property ofD. B. EickS. g. sA'isfy Judgment
against szsG Hicks IN favoF II L. c. Lerseur
!. X. fDMUNIS0S
apr3o-tds Sheria Of DavsissE county
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-07
vol. u mo-, Cloth.

vol. u mo-, Cloth.
This book describes minutely the whole country
washed by the AMOR River To this large tract
attention has lately been directed in very marked
by the action OF the Russian Government in
,aking possession of it, and it i probable that
long, for commercial other purposes, an ac-
quainiance with 1t will be as necessary with any
other division Of the eaTths surface Mr.. Collins
has proposed TO himself TO satisfy the necessity
knowledge. He visited every city the banks Of
the river, noted their peculiariIies, and the hfe
character and of the people, especially the
condition of trade, industry and social life among
them. de describes the nature of The river itself
with respect the feasibility of navigation the
comparative wildness cultivation OF the
tries and near i-an in graceful and attractive
narrative.
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$1,000 REWARD.

y consequence Of The numerous fires that have oc-
curred within nie city reCei4ty, IN their
uzarked sytdearez of itccadssrsu, - y Haiilngs
worth Mas or Of The eEy Of Nashville, by virtue OF
the Recommendations If tie CITY Council. viii give
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
\ reward for the spprehensioa aud conviction Of
any lserspa E-eFsons * the crime Il within
the corParafe fEaits- Tie crime be committed
\ any tsne within three months from the date
heres4 :. n. HOfIISCSWGkrH, Mayer.
NAssvHIK. April 10, isso-
Tie Underwriters authorize me 20 offer an addi-
tBsr=s reward e F1YE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor the
srprrh-rsian sad conviction above
apris-u :. n. Hul1fN6SwORTH-
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y EW BOOKS

THE HISTORY OF BERoDoTUs by Geo. RawIasea
MA, with Maps and Illustrated. vols
AARlN'S NE cHANlCS, by Chas- Benne,t;.
HISTORY OF PENDANTS, by ThAekeray;
VOYAGE DOWN THE AGUoR, by Collins;
LIE BEFORE HIM;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, BY Holme Lea, author
Of Sylvan Heait's Daughter, Katie Branda;
A BIBLICAL RI ASoN WHY. A guide TO Scripture
Readings, Illustrated;
Pas SING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. sewen:
NIGHT Lessons FRAN SCRIPTURE sewell.
FRIARSwt Cd POST OFFICE, by the author Of lie
Heir Of Reiolyft T. HAGAN.
aprlS-u UBEG College 81.
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Every Article of Merchandise

Usually kept by Merchants generally. We just say
to all Merchants both city and country, if you want
goods this is certainly chance for to save
from 10 TO so per cent If you make good noteand
pay il when due We most earnestly request yoa TO
attend this sale, but If you expect Us TO take your
note simply because il is solvent and allow GU the
privilege Of paying your earliest convenience, We
most devoutIy request yot to stay at home.
TERMS.-An sums under 500, cash: all sun
500 and under $50, four months, ell sums
$500, months time VIII be gwen for salts
factory notes payable in Bank.
apr2l-tds TRABUE & lUCUS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-07

Ready Made Clothing,

Three ply ply all wool carpets, half wool and al
Cotton Carpetngs, Canton Mattings Flor Oil Cloths
Fancy SILK Bonnet Ribbons full stock of Whine
Goods, Hosiery Sus penders Gloves, Variety Goods,
Umbrellas, Parasols, Palm Fans, &c. Every de-
scription of Prints p Aliens Spragues, American
Dunnell's Harop's o-gandle Robes and Nustins, De
bages, Glaze Poplins, Hoops skirts; so bales and
IS 0snaburge and heavy Brown Donaesties, and
Brown Drills aad in fact almost
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etIsr Hez are IKE ssssshsfrles
Az sssz sissssa n eFeasa-H
wkos<s Fad cat.
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THE BlRTH0LF SEWING
FnII Bessm Shirts.


A surEEa Ii ef csasz, rsesivsd ase e. z.,s ,
u -rrs-u J. a. Ao1ul
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Mercer Potato,

I00 RrsssEfS New York Mercer Potatoes, goo
iOO for easSag o. Pisafiag, just rece iyed aud 10
sale by A. JENKINS.
maT1n No 1; Sonth Nsrket ST.
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EA0 axssskEl- eNl1I.KT. fsr ssss seF Cash -
1oO tazF.isaI Rams. Bl-0sS &C.
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Ike Cato. gire their servants laws,
AID Lugh rit Int hearty mid their lar &c applause,
With laughter, su e, Democ titus had died,
Had he beheld his niggers grin so wide.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-07

IUsT received, 200 assortet Canary Bird Cages (
~ all stt he's coioxs md prices han
A. ever D. ooght 10 this market. D, sale lo~ BY
fcbs-ti j. ~. Wilson.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

kiNa ot JEHtsAiFM.-A Paris lot.
tor has the following, which ia
French from France
The French Imperial Court In still
living In the greatest retirement,
broken only by short excursions
from the neighburhood of NJ. Cloud.
The longest Of these was when tho
Emperor rode 60 Rambouillet. in
company with Baron Rothschild.
while the Empreps went 10 Com.
peign, meeting her august consort
on the road, returning, Baron Roths.
child II AT present exceedingly init.
mate with his Imperial Majesty. he
being the only visitor now received
at the Chateau. Nearly every day
Napoleon III IL Heen promebading
IN The Park Of Sc. Cloud arm IN arm
with the great banker, aud eoaroe.
~ dinner occurs at which tho lat
ter has not the honor Of sitting at
the right hand OF his Imperial Ma.
ieHty, or course the political goa.
alps draw their own conclusion from
this particular intimacy. Accord.
ing 90 nome Of their IN dts. IL In the
intention Of the Emperor 60 make
Baron kothuohild King Of Jerusa.
lem, under the protection Of France,
aud, ma may DO expected, for n
Reconsideration T"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

BLoopkp HoRsEs AND Cows
There arrived at Philadelphia on tho
10th, from Liverpool, loot Of blood.
ed horses and cows. There were
nine mares, each ono year old, and
Of the best stock in Europe. One of
tho mares was sired by the celebrated
horse "West Australian" which won
number Of holly contested races
This horse is now owned by the En-
peror Of the French. These mares
have been Imported by Messrs. bud.
ley Il Bruce, of Kentucky, for parties
in that State; and they cost from 500
TO 700 guiueas each.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

Ew- Letters have been received
FROM the Saven Sleepsrs, written by
Jamblicbus FOR uelf aud sleeping part.
nep, approving Of the course Of the
"third party" Rip Van Wrinkle
has not quite made up his mind, but
not much importance is attached to
his opinions, as he was born piuce
tho discovery Of America, aud actual.
ly played At niuepius with the ghosts
Of Henry Hudson aud his men, who
haven't been dead much beyond two
centuries.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

say- Prot. Lowe in a letter 10 tho
Courier des Etats Uniu, fofiseu to lend
his balloon to the young frcnchman
of Connecticut. who was anxious 20
borrow IL few days ago, IN order 10
mako tho first mrial trip TO Europe,
Tho Professor thinks that tho demand
Of Monsieur Regnard, whom he evi.
IDENTITY regards as novice in navga.
ting the air, quite preposterous, and
with some degree Of hauteur remarks /:
"iou might IA we'll cohiide the com.
mand of the Great Eastern TO fish.
orman."
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

Pay or AMY OFFICERS. Tho
New York Herald gives the following
sums IA the amount received per year
by the several army officers named :
Gen, Scott, $3.50? T; Gen. Wool,
Ss,s5a ; AdDt.Gen, Cooper, A., oo3 ;
Maj. Mcdowell, "a, 02o Col. Totem,
$a,6as ; Gen. Harvey, S6,oSl ; Col.
MAY, $500 and says tho average
receipts are, Colonies, 81 800 ; Lieu.
tenant Coils, $4,000 Majors, $4,000
Captains, $4,000, and Lieutenants,
a., 900.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

Usios MBsrisa roNIaHr.=Ae.
cording 10 notice elsewhere to-day.
and posters plentifolly distributed
about the street corners, there will be
n ratification meeting tonight in
North boulevard street, Of the Union
Party !. Madison Day, J. o. Fo.
qua aud Aiolph Olivier, will address
the people A general invitation is
extended. lf the weather IL propi-
tious, a large crowd IL looked for
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

DURE MEDIClNES.-Determi 10 fur
Il nish Planters and physicians with pure
medicines and chemicals, an constantly receiy-
Ing heavy invoices from the first houses In the
United states. Send on your orders am con-
unually watching my Misunderstanding the
wants Of the people 10 my line and promise entire
satisfaction, [Iunel2I Il. D, DAY,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

Day The Egyptians are subscri.
hing literally to help the Syrian
sufferers. Ismael Pacha heads the
paper with the handsome sum of o
thousand dollars.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

Auw.,s 90 ttAsp,- Heal, of the city
Feed store. dpss not sllow himsclf to get
out or the staple articles IN which he deals
ilis orders West, are standing, aud ship
mpnts REGULAR
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
NEW BOoKsi NEW BOOKS I,

Bcadles Dime Song hook, No 3and6;
headle's Dime Hook Of Pun
Baadle's Dime Letter writer;
Beadle's Dime Methodist
Violent Devensnt-by Bsyle 81. John
The 1noendiaries or the Haunted Manor;
Ethel rrevor-by q. W. NJ. Reynolds:
True ilue-by NJ. }. Errym;
Southern Gardening-by n. II. White Of Athens,
Georgia;
Dadd's horse Farricr:
Catholic Prayer hooks;
Methodist. Ia tist and Presbyterian Hymn Books.
The Koran-Inquire within-Book Of 1901 Songs
Youatt on the Horse and Dog;
The Girls and Boys own Books Of Sports, etc, en-
larged-just received at the Post once Hook
Store. June IL. J. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
IusT nNtlnIvnn.-.An n. .a....,. - ul...

IbsI HH'btNbDs--A new supply ~ Wines
~ ana htsndies vhleh offer 10 the public 90
hsing pure shd ubsd.iterstsa
100 b"sss best Table Clafet Wine.
! TASK tafs nd FORT WiDa-sold by The
bottle ~ gallp,. expressly r., medicinal purposes
Barrels Est,s Reserved Old 6eufbon'
whisky; warranted pure!
Half Pipes "Old Champagne B,shdy-t,,
sale ~ n, 40 bty
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
ann DROPS.
I.EEsjItEa.
uATsi IIATall
InNNf IIlDNIf

Eh nnh LHS., genuine Tennessse west
OyyOOV sfn ltbn hpsutsin. and ErK-
hsh lf,'n h' sale 10 any quantity w. suit We
want y tSdsfstfs's by cor customers thst We ~.
49, going 10 he pnis,safdin this particular bfsr,h
sud 10 tud ssk thew ~ sses,tsin. and en,..
rste pfless before purchasing.
M0sTAN q MATTA,
decHs Hardware nsfnsr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
NEW GOODS

lust OPENED, fresh assortment OF On
- Saddlery, consisting OF Ladies'
Gentlemen and Boys sades Brides Of
various kinds, for Buggy and Coach Whips for
Carriage, wagon and Horse; Carriages for chill
dren, made extra strong; Fancy Carpet Bays Of
Leather and Velvet Iindle Bits "a great variety
Lesthsr-Chamois, etc. ~
Having bought the above goods direct from the
manufactures can ssll them as cheap as any
house In the state. am as usual prepared to
repair, varnish In d super Tor manner CarriaVss
Of every description. L. GOYAUx,
July3lst Cor. Convention and Third sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

A Full assortment ~ these Foods ean nov he
IA iund ~ my store, slsg = large supply 81 b. L
i"ns. Msfeelles Trimmings. snd Hfsias
spfiR ". D.pHfLLtrH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

poBINsoN's SILVER soAP-A new supply Of
~ this indispensable rtieie-just received
Try ITO be had only at the Drug store of
sngl u. D. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

I NAVE tresiVsh sn'ths, supply ~ these Rctds.
i amt then, s"ins very hne hlaob Lace Mar
,iilas end Points, siso Hsrrees, Uhsiiiette, ana
h-oEn Linen busters. Hsrtses AsFlss snd PIN.
APPLE Suits for Ladies' Travelling Dresses.
apr2A W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts.

which, having been madei up according 20 our
order, win surpass any thing ever brought In this
city. Due notice Of the arrival Of u win be given
by DALSnEIMER, SIMON a co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

A sACREr treasure ~ Marie Autoipette aud
N the ladisa Of the court OF Louise NV, An
elegant Floral Companion for a iadys tsilet-For
sale only al I'D. a wM. noaELs
julyai Drug store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

DREMIUM Magic Duplicating aud
i Impression f"per--for sale by
julyii I'D. q MM. HOlEI
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
CAHTLEToN INaTITItTE.

CAsTLErON INSTITUTE.
fI'HH MINT session ~ this thsiiirilnn viii
upsn cn the Htst ~ October, isno. The r.
euiiT consists ~
Rst. bcetpr SAMUEL MCKINNEY. ~ New
Rive, President
Mrs sAaAH !. MANauM. hssocis,sd
Miss MANY 3 JAMES, p,irrirals
Mics ELEANOR McH rNNrv. Tssehs, ~ neg.
lsi, psshehsst
Miss rLi1AnrTH MANgttM. ssIsisn, Ts-the,
Miss MARuAHrT ., JAMES. Teacher ~ u,R.n.
pianu. uuiia, and Yoesi Music.
Mice UAHnLiNH q. HEigiiLEf. Teacher ~
risn.
Mics bUor A. JANIS, Tssehs, ~ ps.virp.
Painting. Was Fipvets. sip. aug ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

res-s"'s r"d Umbrellas.
HAVbi ust opsued = very large assortment
u these gp,ds W. ~. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

MUsiCi A new supply Of vioilus. Guitars
wi flutes, Files, Musical Boxes, String Music
Strings, de-, just received by
junei6 Ed n wM BOHEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
NO CURE, NO PANTRY TT.

MATrAN'S Apporient. n certain euro
wi fer Dyspepsia. Prepared aud for
Haleat. V. HEuDE ~ cos.
mRyli Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
FRESH ARRIVALS

CTAg A sHEAY5 sugar Cured Hams, Hyatt
- dWoods do. do.
Ieigbtous, do. do.
Bacon shoulders, Whisky In bills, Star candles
Jamaica Coffee, fine artice-Bsef IN bills, for
sale at q small advance 10 the trade.
mays T. BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25

Two DRINKERS or CONGRESS WATER
Il have just received direct from CLARK a Whit
another supply OF Congress water, so tsvorably
adapted for summer use. II. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
4TtN DRIES

- ~ ~ - w -
IN BONrs various Brands Uswl Ing Tphsecn
~ Sb {" smohibs do,
Casks Pine Brandy
Peach dot
MADEIRA and Port WINS
uihest Wlhs
iamaies nurit
~ nsssn tiBsteitsfI plttefsi
~ hinnihes, tLsndon Dcek pin
~ einfieluh's Lpndon uUtdlsi dna
10 VOLTS Heheiism sehhsrpsi
10 MsLssh's uufdisl
Htoss Jacobs dui
ref,f Davis Pain Rillat
~ Fahnesioek's fetmiftHs,
Asserted ttuii Jafs
Tuwrsends nmii's. Williams sud
Sands ss'ssrfils;
Mustard;
yl Ounces unininei
ustdpn Eapds ~ All kinds;
uuiiefy. . hsw lot lust teeeivsi
pstant Medicines. ratfrinptt aud Fancy uonis ~
sli kinas IL Htrtp and fot s.ip ~
apsit A STEWART 90,
Druggists,
wsddlli's old stand, .isin 81. Baton Rouge
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-25
WALL, PAPER.

A REDUCED rRiUEs-rp nah. ,oop, 90, our
IN hii stock uf Paper Hanging ings. we ole,
eur present stock Of Ii 5000 rolls 81 greatly 20.
ducad priees. ftrEH % nNAbFOHD.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
THE HARDEN TRIAL.

On Wednesday of last week the State
closed its evidence against Jacob S. Har-
den, after having examined ninety one
witnesses. In the evidence thus far,
there is nothing in mitigation of the con-
duct of the prisoner. The defendant
does not deny that Mrs. Harden was poi
soned, but says that she poisoned herself,
although there is no evidence to substan-
tiate the declaration. Every part of the
evidence points conclusively to the guilt
ofthe prisoner; he, alone had charge Of her
sick bed; he administered everything, and
anything containing the poison must have
been supplied by him. The case pre-
sents hsrrowiDg narrative, perhaps un-
esualed. His letters to bis wife, which
have been published, are abusive in the
extreme, betokening bis ill.feeliDg her.
Mr.. Jehiel G. Shipmsn opened the
case for the defence. He broached the
theory that Harden had no motive to kill
bis wife; but that she, on the contrary,
had been so depressed by her differences
with her husband, and the reports which
had been circulated concerning her, that
she was glad to end her own existence,
By taking toe arsenic which she koew
was within her reach. To sustain this
theory Rev. George E. Dickinson, Rev.
George Castner, Nancy P. Cyphen and
Cornelis Anderson we're sworn. The on.
ly points were, Harden's good treatment
Of his wife; that be was subject to neural
gia, for which the attending physician.
gave him powders similar in appearance
to those be was charged with having pro
cured for Mrs Harden, and that she was
often depressed in spirits in consequence
of poor health.
The eTidenee for the defence closed on
Friday night The evidence is very
strong against the prisoner.