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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

Az Effss SCISSORS ~ fss Lfsfst tfess
1ALKsp cs.-fhs Coneondis Inlligenest
ssysi
ON account ~ ibe sho,sness ~ ths pre-
sent crops, " " anticipated by mahv. thst
there viii be az unusual sineunt Of suffer
Ing the cunning Winter. With short
epttan crop corn almost eempletely ~ .
inei, and tie ptsss effeetaaiis dried and
whitehead, % Is the case 10 many districts,
iestitaiisn. hunger and want. with tbsit
train If wills musi follow. unless stayed
by timely aid. This picture. ~ thDss who
are ,avntshlf ei,ruinstpncel. - have not
experienced az gteat measure 81 eala'nit,
"a has heen visited npUn shms. may ssem
~ he nvetdtawn. ~ exaggerated. We
would adf. thst such is The rsosreet even.
~ PORTIONS ~ out own State. that measures
a,e already bhibg taken 20 sppeal FOR Le-
gislatlve aid. M. S. n. llyams, Of Match
itaehes recommends the ih,nellsts ebh
vsniny If the Louisiana Legislature ~
maRe the necessary provision ~ We sup
ply uf the destitute. lie hes already Pfe-
pared q petition 70 the Governor, request
IND him 10 call the Legislature together
e., the object specified, which Is Intended
w. be ej,eplaied IN H,iehitoehes parish
enH. ~ ~ appear pN'NrH"' w WV fF"'O'i
tpehss Chronicle 10 vitss the other parishes
", get 10 similar petitions. From the sp
peal we take the following sStfset
''fhe people II this portion of tie STATE
are nov 10 the utmost reed NJ help lfv'n
ss,as ssstee. 30 ptstebts famine spd it,
cor seanent niseties and death. Every
dsy brings ~ 90, ears the distressing IN
htmatisn ~ the blasting ~ the husband
mats hopes Thousands ~ attes IN gfsin
have not yielded the seed planted. The
forest crops of aeotns aud nuts ere blasted
and gore. The etnss IL dried and wilted
aud There 10 no hute for grain ~ meat for
The years supply being raised w our ie'
me,s. TIE cotton crop is ruinel eseept on
margin of the rivers and haynns and eh
the low lands All the upland cotton IL .
failure. 90 that the dependence on the eot
ton TO Purchase eofh and meat, ia lost ~
hundreds.
In this charming position. ! spggsst that
petitions he addressed bF the people " the
ilove,not ~ the state. requesting hin ~
eonvene the Legislature. without delay.
iof the putp ese - sppforristing fands, 10
purchase eu,n aud -four for the svrpiy ~
the furnishing people, under such teguls
tsas "a theit wisdom msy decide"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
SINGULAR ScENEIH Juny Room

SINGULAR SCENE IN a JuRY Room.
The grand jury Of Lebanon county,
Pa, last week returned true bill
against X. X. Hall, charged with for
gerry and attempting TO pass n forged
check on tho Lebanon bank. The
indinctinept against him for horse
stealing was ignored. A singular oc-
curancc took place in tho room while
the jurors we're celebrating on the
latter bill. A gentleman, appeared
before them in regard to the theft,
stating that no would be able 10 re-
cognize the thief If he could see him.
Some member of the grand jury then
asked the witness to look around and
state whether the suspected thief was
present. lie carefully examined ev-
cry countenance in the room, and
swore positively that tho horse thief
was sitting behind the table, pointing
to respectable member Of the jury.
The jurors, knowing the high char
actcr for integrity sustained by the
gentleman pointed out, who is re-
spectacle and estimable citizen Of Lee
banon, after recovering from their
astonishment, at once discharged the
witness and ignored the bill against
Hall. This singular affair caused
considerable amusement among the
people of Lebanon, at the expense Of
the very respectable gentleman who
was mistaken for horse thief!
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
I,nsnrY Am u.Mnpne MAua.--we

BRkMsS AND HAMBURG MAiLs.--We
are requested to state that addition.
nj articles To tho United States aud
Bremen, aud the United States aud
Hamburg postal conventions. were
executed on the 93d inst, modify.
ing the scale Of progression for rat.
ing letters forwarded 10y the Brc.
linen and Hamburg mails, 80 as Co
charge. IN future, single rate Of pos
tagc ON each letter or packet not
exceeding half att ounce in weight
double rate, If above half an ounce,
but not exceeding an ounce; triple
rate, if above one ounce. but not
over one ounce and n half; quadru
pie rate, If above one ounce aud a
half, but not exceeding two ounces;
and 40 on. charging an additional
rate cor each half ounce, or fraction
al part Of half an ounce.
This new scale is tho same az
that adopted in the United States
for domestic letters. and goes into
operation immediately Wash. Con
august a9th. t.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
MEETING IN rHE SEVENTH WARD.


MihseRs Lssss.l
EAsr BAros Roses, sett 1, lsGgi
Az a meeting ~ the citizens oftbe ssgenth
Ward. held this day. fot the purpose of
entering into arrangements fof wing q
grand Onion i'athecue, the Hon. Il. T.,
Khes was called ~ the Chsit ana W. N.
Young chosen Secretary. Tie Chsi,,nsa
explained ~ brief manner the object ~
the meeting
M. Reuben Dsnhsm proposed he place
known az Mis. Johnsoh's Brick Ward, %
the most suitable SPOT for holding said
barbecue. which proposition being yvseh
upnh wss accepted.
Mr.. y Dixon moved that the chairman
appoint COMMITTEES ~ sic ~ arrange sbd
sppsrintend the getting ~ Of said barbecue;
there being no hlieeetisn. the following
named geutiemen we're appointed, Reuben
nehhain, Joe t6npet. y. Dishh, WIN.
Burnett, i. 4 Smith and Byrd Harrison
90 motion ~ the same gentleman Tho
following committee on Subscriptions snd
collections YVES srpointAd y Taylor,
Frank Rhodes. y ". Meflntehsn. George
Keller, jrs. Ctttoh, :. si,nins, a Sthses,
NJ. MeilenrY. WIN johnson, John Fore
man. ~ geo, ga,ip. j.. IT, Caldwell "
Keen, WIN Gayle SAM. Dixon, H., John
i'iket, y banker and Z ~. tcmeaus.
On motion ~ Mr. Cottop = COMMITTEES
~ three. Including the Chairman, vas ~
pointed ~ procure orators fef the rcessien
said committee vas composed ~ The FOL
inwinp gentlemen Hon y T.. KnoS. Crl
Cnrruih and Jos. Cotton. ESQ.
On motion ~ NJ. Geo. Keller the fret
Thursday in October was determined ~
es he day f., pivinp SAID hafhsere.
N snps muved that The several eHin
rpi,,s.s mast ~ Milf,sd Lodge On Friday
tho i4tl inst. ct 10 6'elpek. A ~ aud ~
puf'.
There being no further business befcfe
the meeting, IL adjourned.
b. RHos, Cha6mma.
W n Yousa. M1sfar8.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
Drr.rrunr OF WALKER's FRlnNps.

DEPARTURE OF WALKER's FRIEsps,
The schr. John A. Taylor. Capt.
Lombard, sailed from this port, last
evening, for Ruatan Island. with
merchandise reported elsewhere.
She had ON board. also, n number
of passengers, friends OF Walker.
for Truxillo, Honduras, who go out
in the most peaccable manner, most
Of them on special invitation, and
with the expectation Of being on.
gagged in the civil department of
his new government. We may add.
even. that some of them will proba.
bly,, upon their arrival, be invited
to portfolios in the new cabinet,
And in this connection we are as.
snred that il is the intention OF
Walker. 90 soon as he shall have
put himself fully en rapport with
the supporters Of the Liberal party
Of Honduras, to establish a govern
ment which will have an eye single
to the peace and prosperity of the
country. fL.|
Of course Walkers ultimate dcs'
tination is Nicaragua, but the cause
Of the Liberal party of Honduras,
and, indeed. Of all the States Of Cen,
trail America, is one and the same,
-Pieawne.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
sl,IGUrAL NOTICES.
MAYpRs OFFICE.

mh fffh y Vf run
Ctts oF BhT6S HoteE,
September 4. 1905
HAVING obtained leave ~ sbsanes
IL fpf thtaH ~ four weeks ffrm the ai'y.
hsve sepntsd ths services of = a Walk
~, Fsq.. !. T.. as Mayor pm fsm.. before
whom sli matters sppeftainine to the
Mayors Coutt will he tiiel 7 he police ~
tba city will be- conducted by Aatsbals
Crusiphfd end ssuehss. and sseh patrol
as they may designate. snder ti,s supetvis
ion ~ Mr. Walker aud ~ the various
standing committees hereafter named will
10 referred eff business over which they
have control
let. Committee If finance. n. Mat.
Ia. j y. Glover
end COMMITTEES on ssfeats. Landings
and public works. ". Collins, a lie
latcjetis.
srd. COMMITTEES on raupsfs aud Loaf
ets- ". fetalts. v. Atbout
4th Committees on rsmetafy-J. v.
Glover. !. n Malta and I. n Collins on
part Of the city. and u q. Moptsn. Francis
Philips aud Louis Kpndert on part of dit
iyeas. !. ". ELAN.
sspi i0d Mayor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

IMPORTATION or SpAsisH MULES
The New York Commercial Advsrtis-
CT, Of the 18th ult., says
The Vanderbilt, which arrived yes
terday, brought over the largest stock
Of Spanish mules ever imported into
this country. This stock wac pufobss.
cd by DR. Wilson aud Mr. Martin, in
Spain, aud the mules were diven over
the mountains into Ilavre. whore they
we're stabbed until the sailing Of tho
steamer The day previous To her
dsparture, 6re roke out IN tho bull.
ding, and before the stock could be
rescued, two ~ them we're burned TO
death and three were badly Injured.
They. however, we're shipped. On Tho
second day out, one OF tbom died du.
ring heavy gale Of wind With tho
most careful attention the other two
we're saved. There arc now in the
lot eighteen jacks and seven jeppies.
Many Of the jacks stand fourteen and
ono half hands in height, and are
noble looking animals. Last year, n
lot were shipped direct from Cadis To
New Orleans, but owing to tho length
Of tho passage they oil died. Several
Of the presents cargo ara valued very
highly, aud The owners intend raising
stock Of pure blood, rather than eros
sing tho breed, hence tho importation
Of tho jeonies.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
The Proposition for an Extra SEES
siop Of the Louisiana Legislature.

E
From an article republished this
morning from The Uohoordia htsiit
genae, il will be seen. that on &C
eoppt ~ the dfoutb ~ North Lou
isiana, during this season, and the
failure " crops. some of the lead
ing citizens of that section. con-
template great suffering among
the mass Of the people, during the
approaching winter. Meetings have
been held. and petitions are cir.
culating with the view ~ an
extra session Of the Legislature,
to provide against The threat
ened calamity. The failure Of
the crop there. this year. will be
more keenly felt, than IL would be
at any future time, for several rea-
schs. Last fall, and spring and
indeed during the entire summer,
the emigration from other states,
20 our North Westprn District was
very great. The reclamation of the
alluvisl lands. by public aud pr
vate works Of Improvement, togeth
or with tho several acts graduating
and reducing the price of The same,
has induced many Of the citizens OF
other states 49, North aud South
Carolina. Alabama, Mississippi and
Georgia, to settle there. Many ~
them have means To- endure the
failure 81 the first crop. but mahy--
10 doubt by far the largest portion.
have not The year has been a 70
mathable one. for vaheafj OF atmos
phetic. and meteofio phenomena a
dfuuth was not thought IT, be with
in the range, Of probabilities. this
time last year. yet II has come. and
its blighting and whitening iniip-
enoes in that section have passed
beyond any remedy Our friends
must not. cannot suffet. Other sec.
tions-=blessed WITH an abundance
will share IN liberal contributions
The wealthy people Of that region
will act under the golden rule. and
generously contribute Of their 81
perabundanoe. The esigenoies are
not such IA to warrant an extra
sessien 81 the Legislature at this
time. Tor several reasons, II called
II could not convene IN less than
thirty days, and only sixty days
would intervene between that. and
the period for the regular session
II would coat more to convene this
body-and the cost must oone on,
Of the packets Of tho people. than
II would 10 provision the entire
North West for two seasons. Sup
pose. tho mcetiug were called. and
an appropriation made 10 purchase
tho articles OF produce wanted
where Ia the politician. In the state.
who could be entrusted with their
delivery II there is auch one,
he haze not yet been on the platform,
and has never taken part in con.
vention. Start the best 10 be found
from the wharf Mt New Orleans
with cargo of produce, and he
would peddlc II all out for votes
for his aide. before reaching tho
mouth Of Red River. There are
other reason. why, this would be n
most expensive way Of obtaining
the required relief, but as these ARE
deemed. sufficient, others will not be
given. .EIH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
noy. Mme. Anna Bishon was no

su- Nine. Anna Bishop was rob.
bed in Milwaukee last week. The
thief entered her room while she was
at a concert, and stole eight hundred
dollars worth Of jewelry. Among the
articles taken were n bracelet Of most
curious workmanship, carved from a
piece Of the tombstone Of Romeo and
Juliet, and a brooch from Australia,
which cost forty guineas.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

L'LOUH FLOUHl-My present stock II
j. Flour lover $50 EaffplsJ comprises
some If the finest Choice Ektfa and Me,li.
um grades that csn be obtained. H. il all
~ new Wheat and If the rsosipts ~ the
past and present week.
sspt5 JOSHUA EEAJ,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
SAINT JOsEPHs HIGH SCHOOL

FOR II . Y D
TIVE patrons aud friends of this school
j will bear in mind that its fourth an
nusl session will oommsnca op Monday
tho 10Th Of SEP rEMBER, when exercises
will 10 resumed. The principal has baon
fortunate ~ secure this services Of gentle
man smiHsasly qualified h. take cbargs of
the French department, while those Of the
English classics nnd mhtbsinatics will be
conducted by himself as heretofore. gu
Perior accom- mediation for boarding and
lodging, those who may come from a dis
lance. l.. ". MURPHY, Principal
septi. imdkw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

IN THE sixth instant. there will be an election
W by the Directors Of the Fres Public sehooIs oil
ths City, Tor two Male and two Female teacher.
for the coming scholastic year.
Written RppIiea,loas win be- sBtsytsInsd BY
the Board. TIMOTHY FAr,
sspltd President Board OF Direetofs'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
Dom site Iira.dy n Gi..

I OFFER 10 the trade largo invoice Of
j the best domestic liquor. ever sold in
this market for tho price.
nopn &. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

~- Among the patents issued for
the week ended, on the 2lst ulto., we
find one to d. Flanery, of Jackson,
Miss, for an improvement in telegraph
instruments.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
TOBACCO.

Or BOXES Mac ~ Mac % oonts retail
so % Boxes Tens for Plantation "a
ceL Is retail % Boxes Scvens, choice nrti
Gle % cents retail ; lower than they can be
had In Now Orleans.
Aopu \. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

FIVE ffusuptp avn Stsfv Eve Sropf
,sa st.ps ~ rsr Hisnt The New Haven
Palladium Of Friday. contains the i9llev-
ing communication "Uhsefvetions made
here LAST light show that the annual metz
utie display Of August. has not failed this
year. between 10 y. N. tpth) aud A.
NJ. (1othJ ave hundrsa aud sixty I'VE
shouting stars we're seen Wy q corps of oh
servers stationed On the top IT high
building IN this city Most ~ the mete"ts
moved 10 paths which. IL traced back /,
would intersset In the constellation Yer
seus. Many of them we're more brilliant
than stars bf the first magnitude, and left
sparkling trains. After II o'clock the
light ~ the moon interfered With the oh
se,vations. snd doubtless rendered invlsi
bio many 81 the smsils, mstse's. The
Aurora hptsslis was visible daring the
might. and occasionally presented groups
~ blight steamers some ~ them reaching
w. an altitude If full forty degrees. The
night Of Wednesday. Angus. sth. was
rainy aud cloudy"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

- Brevet Major Reynold, Of
the Third Artillery, has been ap-
pointed commandment Of the corps
Of cadets at West Point.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

ID d. DAY. Is Agent for the sale fall the most
Won, usalr,n.. tom X. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
FRONT 'FRONT.'

on AnO LBS, genuine Tennessee West
OU.OOO srn Iron Mountain, and Eng
lisb i'm for sale In any quantity 70 suit We
want IL understood By our customers that We are
not going to be uni>ysoid In this particular branch
and we ", uld ask them 10 ascertain, and com
pare prices before purchasing.
M0NTAN d MATTA,
dsc2s Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
GERMAN gpAI'i

IN EoxfE ~ very Cbocs Cincinnati
lsV German Soap just stored.
settt JOSHUA EEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
Embroidered skirt. aud Robe.

TIVE mos. handsome srnbroidsrsd skirts and
Il Robes that we're ever Dr. sgbt ~ this mar
kst will 10 ready fr inspsetios 10 very short
time. DALsfEfMEh, biNDH a ~.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
FLOUR AND poTAToEsi

11AnAnhgLs Choice Esns Flss,
bhV - Barrels large Meohsuos rots
toes just stored yesterday aud for sale 81
moderate prices ny
ssptb JOSHUA EEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
HARD AGROUND.

CTOvEs, Bsdstsads, Bureaus, A-nolrs, sofas
y Chsiss, e, which VIII nrivs shsn the Ohi'
river rises, bat Ne have plenty on hand 70 sup
aar22.2- pIyEE 3 BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
TABLE CUTLERY.

A LARGE aud eompists assortaasnt Of fTory.
~ hone Cocoa, Horn sad Hard Rubber, Ia
ius Cutlery PIPER a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
WINDOW SHADES,

OUR stock Of winaow shades this fall contain
" many entirely new patterns.
sag12-2~ Pirkk q BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

~ Bridgeport cspeseiieat, Ave. 7fth
1860, ELIZABETH, infant child Of WIN.
u snd Harriet $. Waller ~ Baton Bonge,
I,a.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

SEPTEMB ER, 1890,
Just received and for sale by
alg27-2v ,. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
RED WINES.

A CHOICE assortment Of the most del
~. ieate brands just received
sopu s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
4 sH0Rr stRaoR.

%, irsfsss IN life f. rstef snd ts,s,
90, rsressss 'h,r"sh ne u t,n'shlH spa esrs.
hut sgftsse rt ~ ". ys k"rw not rhtfe,
pat aeins vel hsse. ~s shsii a. zen 'hefe,
. sb.il not tell ,.n,s ~ ptssrhins ssst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
naiIp Q5altttt ano0omd.
s.rss Rooss.
wtpNTsf,A vssii'a iiiihisEFT. .. 1890

W tbtf,'
tpofysAis rob rms Sale Uf BaHbs
In scscrdanoe with the 18th seetiop
Of Act No. 1873. approved March 18th.
1857 entitled "An Act in relation 10
eerain debts of the State" and of
Act No. 20, entitled "An Act relative
the receipts from Sixteenth Sections"
March 18th, 1850, sealed proposals
are now being Received fot The purchase,
BY The State ~ Louisiana. ~ one
hundred and seven,y.si, thousand dol.
lars worth (more or less) Of Bonds,
such ne are receivable ty the State ne
security for The circulation u Tho Free
banks Of this State. established undp,
Act No, 10, approved March 10th.
1865. Proposals will be received
until The gath inst. for The sale Of
State Bonds, by the Auditor and
Treasurer Of The State A. that time
The proposals will be opened, and the
purchase be made, from The bidder ot
bidders Offering TO cell nj The lowest
rate. The Governor reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids, aud to IL
rect advertisements for new Proposals
BucBAnAn AT lihptoap yppisas.
The President has gone 10 grass -.
The Tyeeea Of thifty.thfee States
and seven Territories rest from his
iatorsi The venerable lungs of ian
old public functionsfy inhsle the
quiet air Of Bedford Springs The,
e~inen,ly shady aud respectable re.
treat has the honor Of siTordipp
smoothing resting place 10 the ffesi
dental li@bs. weary with the cares Of
State. There, while y sleepy band
plays The Stsr Spsaeled Banner with
true Pennsylvania phlegm. the distip
guished embodiment Of the Cincinaa.
u Platform eats aud drinks his dinner
In calm dignity. There. while young
men and maidsns ebliven The even.
ing hours with their merry twiphling
feet, sits the ancient solitary Of Wheat.
land, ruwios,ipg on his ehildless oar.
reer ssd pefehase thinhips what he
might have been. - Btehasgs.
This IL the tone Of the ptess towards
him, who has served the country -
Coptrsst Il with the fulaome praise
lavished upon "the President elect"
befere taking his seat q. Washington.
b dispense the blessings Of oirce !
New, he has nothing more to give
BIO favers TO eestow on iawpipg bypo
uti,s, and he has no friends To advise
him not 10 10 20 grass, lie is but
Hes'e better ot, than the tnad oid king
10 the play. There Ia no Cordelia to
temper with mercy, bis decline aud
fall. With all the cry Of the hounds
Of oi'iee, and the hungry dogs, asking
for "more," James Buchanan. Of
Wheatland, 1--WE believe) Ia a better
msp, than the party which elevated
Him 10 place deserved TO have. And
now, that he is going out, and going
down, he can take with him this con.
collation. his political friends show
him the same kind Of gratitude. be.
slowed upon his predecessors, FROM
che Arst.
.-azazaza~ aaa-z=aas
Basnss AND HAMBURG MAiLs.--We
n "a.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
SOMETHING NEW.

HERRIcK's patent carpet lining. II pre-
IL vents moths In the earLat, the carpet gill
wear one third iopgsr-for sal. By
augZl-zw PIPER 4 BRADPORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
sHLLINa orr AT CosT.

II oRbER ~ sa..s ny stock ~ Goods. bst,,a
Il removing my stare ~ the hssss now resupi
~ by Thscdvfs s.ldmsns, I will commences ~.
dsy ~ sell ths same ~ oost fot sssh. have IN
hand large assortment II bry hoods II every
description sra isaiAs viil ma here rsrs %
po'tsni.y " byy Goods 81 sst,sseely low prices.
+. NJ ASHER
Iniyi1 sind tsf.yet,4 street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
STOVES.

ft'g orr present. i-,ge steeE 90 viii h.vs =
Il large sdiitien ~ pssl a4a Wtea OsOking
sni Nesting s,oves rsti,f snd Uhsmte, p,stes
nfs,e Fronts sna Screens. Oo-l Huekets longs
etc. PlPEp a BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
LAnlEs Dmlss t.OOns.

I irB.bIgg Pietsfss ~ Jno. q. Brsek
- infides fer sale ~
sepl w j MeCDEMfCK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05

i these Goods, eorapfisnk al this hessst shapes
siso lev very hsnt some Dpers Oiosks. ssfns-
thihg sntiteiy rev srd vefy rich, IN this detsri-
meet dsfy composition =esil shd Judge iot yep,
selves W. H. rHITffrs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
STAPLE GOODS

A LAR9E ut ~ English Prints, White and
~ Brown Domsstlss aud sbssfins Cotton Chssks
feelings, bs"'ms, tottOosdss, Jssss, etc.
~K%S PlifLA. CASH sTORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
CARPETS AND MUGS.

I NAYS rov in s,.,s full assortment u these
L goods In all patterns and prices
sngJs w. b PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
I.~a,e. ana ssl.... Is,.v .s,,,.,

IWDNPsoNs twfussted sp,ips stisis IN ell
The rev SHAPES. ~ fsiiovsi p.,is rs.,.. "a,
isisn Relie. Fsrisisn T,sim sna veve,, pssssfos,.
vovsn fspss sud ps,sa, saissisbie Rustic rhe
bee, skirts made, sra thscsll Kind : teer
sre1s w. " PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
WHISKY wIlIsRyff

1nn KEgs Of fsvorits whisky Just re-
lUV eeivsd shd for sale w
sne7s THAIlAN ~ Landry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-05
sOAr. rANDLEs AND sTAMam.

DnA BOXES ~ the above articles. and
wv we'll assorted Wy diferentquslities
Is nov FER sale ~ the Triangular Stare hy
sug3s TRAliAN Il LANDRY.