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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
NOTICE.

1,HE subscriber bers lssys 10 inform the rib
l. Eens 81 Baton Rouge and vicinity, that he hss
Permanently established himself ss Dyer sour
or and fiBisser, and hopes By strict attention 70
business and moderate ebargest 70 recsivs liberal
patronage Of tbs public In general
n. W. FESDT,
mar23imd&w Dyer, seourer and Fioishsr,
Corner north Boulevard and opposite the STATE
House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

iS- We are authorized " announces
JESSIE ". TOMLlNsoN, pc . esndi
date for Ward Constable, for Ward No. ?.
Election, Saturday the 7th day ~ April.
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n CARD.

UAvfsG opsnsd anew, the store formerly De-
eupied by my deceased father, take pleasure In
informing his old friends aud patrons and the
nblie generally, that am now prepared 10 sup
ply them With any srtiels n Family Groceries
"nd Plantation supplies, they may dssirs, 81 the
mos, advantageous terms. Hoping 10 rsesivs
. liberal shsrs Of public patronage, remain
Respectfully,
MICHAEL PfgNDERGAsT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06


CoNunEHsIoNAL.- 49, The Ptcudenf
and fhe House ~ begerheads "A 60
rious issue has been made between
the Executive and one of the l,episla.
two branches of the Government,
which may lead 90 results of the high.
est importance. Pending discussion
upon the bill 10 admit Kansas into
tho Union, message was received in
the House on the 2Dth ut. from tho
President, firmly protesting sgainst
the frat two clauses Of Mr. Covode's
resolution providing for a select com.
mittee to examine into alleged abuses
by the President or any other officers
Of the Government lie defends the
Presidents rights and duties, taking
the ground that Congress can act ON.
" under the impeachment power --
The mesnage gave fise 90 sharp dis.
cushion. IN which Covede. Sherman.
Grow, Craige, Bocook aud otherp par
tioipeted. sherman ssid the prcui.
dent himself had made the first issue
IN tho House. on most important
point. and ooutended that the House
had the power TO make the inquiry in
any way IL might think proper Mr.
Cra'ge On CD replied that the Presi
dent does not deny tho right 90 tho
House 20 impeach. but that his no.
cuser, Mr.. Covode should cit in tho
case MIR sherman resumed. Tho
President had no right TO tell tho
House how TO proceed. He was will.
ing 20 meet the issue. Mr.. Bocock
defended the Presidents views The
honor and dignity of the House should
extend 90 him az fair desling.as they
would 60 tho humblest individual. 49,
Mr. Covodo said that he mndo no
charge, but merely desired by his
resolution TO ascertain who received
money in carrying tho election OF
Pennsylvania, AZ charged by tho Pres
ident himself in his centenary Pitts.
burg celebration letter. Mr.. Grow
commended that tho Copmittoo of tho
House could inquiry whether tho
President was guilty Of violation of
duty, and simply report the iacts for
action. Mr. Covodc felt that Penn.
sylvania is The battle ground, and
wanted TO follow up the subject, to
SEQ who the guilty parties are. Mr..
Curtis regarded the Presidents com.
munication as without authority uu-
der the constitution, aud an interior.
cnce with tho rights of the House. 49,
On motion of Mr.. Sherman, the mes.
sage was referred TO the Committee
on Judiciary, with power to report Mt
any time.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06


DEATH on lIplvtr MAJ. u. N.
PAeH, ASSISTANT Apj'r GENERAL.
U. \. Amy. 1t becomes our mel.
snchoiy duty 20 announce the death
OF this gentleman. which took place
at his residence, near this city. on
Sunday morning Last Ilis death was
not unexpected 10 his friends, as he
had for many months been wearing
away by disease, Maj Page was
man of fine intellect. and possessed
all those qualities that constitute ~
gentleman Of refined taste aud high
sense OF houor-strictly aud scrupu.
lousy honest In all the transactions
OF lie. fle was native of Gloucea.
ter county, Va. and entered the
army in 1870. aud was twice llrevot.
ted during the Mexican war for hia
bravery aud galantry. For many
years he was stationed NJ tho post
near this place. and in 1859 no waa
married 20 Miss Sue Duval, of this
city, aud in 1883 was ordered 10
Florida, during tho last trouble with
Billy.Bowlegs. After his removal no
was permitted TO return here on sick
leave His health has been declining
for many years, and tho insidous diu.
case was all tho while undermining
his constitution, until finally the
monster overcame his feeble frame.
and he yielded to the liking of Tor
rors.' Major Page leaves wife and
four small children TO mourn and la.
mept the loss Of one who has been a
kind and aReetiona,e husband aud IA.
Their, Although we have known Mai.
Page for many years, yet we arc una.
bic TO give his character and history.
aud we leave that for some ono who
is familiar with them to PERFORM
Fort Smih Herald.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

MAsoHic.-'rbnfe will lao tegu-
las monthly communication Of st.
James Masonic Ledge tomorrow
Saturday night The flh inst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
CANDIDATES..

Eprss g.sffs ASH Cessrs
Please snses.est =. n. ELAN, n sessd,ssis ics
reelection 70 the sfsse sfmsyer'. Eisesien Men
a.v, The 9TH asy Of ApfiL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
sTEAM ENGINES.

nSg EIGHT HORsE POWER With JsdsoB's,
~ Patent Governor, In complete running Or
der, including q stsamKsgs.
One twenty horse power get on iron bed plates
with portable boiler.
DyLACROfx AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
PINE GoLD pgsst

nv ALL Sizes. shapes and patterns, gold
~ and Silver tipt pehholders, psld and
Silver slide Penhplders- regulating pens
and gold Barrett Psn-sl warranted.
just received ard for sale ~
!. MoCORNtCK's,
msf2 I'm Post Office Book Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
sEw srntNa AND SUMNER GOO
s. M n. - Fl ~ ~

LAFAYETTE STREET. NEAR LAUREL
has wow 'ssdy fpr inspection fail supply -
IL srfirg rrris. comprising evesF assefip.
,r,t ~ stleiss suited fer The present. season ard
coming summer 49, which fnrs, respectfully cell
The attention ~ my friends and customers.
English nsfsees ~ The y.ti and ~ pshes:
orgsnii -, ~ every style eni description strh
% Double skirt Robes Robes ~ . fid,uess
Tanilue Robes. snd ihe latest style
pehs Limpatsfire;
rfirtel Jser'ie's std Nrsiins
Tatlstehs. ell epis's;
Srlii urirfsi Rsftess. White, hisek. PINK Bius
snd Brown, snd large assortment, ~ white
pnsis ard rubtniierips snrh % iserneis. swiss,
C'sssbsr,ei srd stall Npsiin, viei"fis tsvn.
white nfilllsniihA shI Nstssiile srd g'est ~.
'lsiT ~ Fancy end sisrie ptE ueols.
Al ~ uhirh sH tHafi"s ~ unusually lo-
prices ~ Cash,
sriF > ASHER
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
sEw BooEsii NEW sooasii
Al j. MoCOHMTCK'S

BUTTONS WIT AND HCMOE.
THE MIBRDR or FORTUNF-s book
If parlor afnusements.
tNNOCKNCE or CHILDHOOD.
OGDEN'S SCIENCE on EDUCATION
HILLS OF THE sfALfMUC-by the
author If the Wide. Wide world.
THE WHITE ufLbs-their Legends.
Landscape and Poetry-by Thomas Starr
King.
LlFE on LATAYETTE-by Cecil for
children.
Guy CARLETON the BOY Who he
iebeed to the " Try Company
Just received 81 the
POST OFFICE BOOKsTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

Coon FRlpAf This being dles
nan under The law, the Office Of the
Branch Of the Louisiana State Bank,
will not be opened today
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

Capt. Dclvigne, the inventor Of
percussion locks, has had a pension
OF 5000 francs conferred upon him
by Napoleon III.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
LADIEs CLOTH.

MY sssortnsnt In that particular brsneh can
1vl not be surpassed. having all Desirable shsdss
sad at prizes that cannot fail 10 suit TIE rich 81
veil as the poor. o, SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
Iits,r AunIyEu.

A large assortment ~ bithoetspts. Tube ooi-
~ lars, Oval Picture Frames est Aosldlngs
~. -
trsrlo tmdkv q o. WILSON.
Vain slraAl nnf,1sila A Malla
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
Epires aAstfrs AYR Costf .

EBffeR gAkFfrs Avn Cosff
Please announce J. n. DUFHOCQ. ESQ,
rs q esnidate for Mayor st the next April
election, st The request If
Nav Verrpss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
YANKEE CLOCKS.
NEW HAfON.
coPAnTsEasass NOTICE

rT'Hg undersigned have this dsy fer,asa = CO.
L partnership under the mans and style ~
Daisbeitosf, Simon Co., fer the purposes ~ ear.
rying On the Wbslsssls and Retail DrylflocIs
Clothing, Boot aud Fhos business ~ fbsi, ssv
stand. on the corner Of Third End LanrsI Streets.
adjoining the Hawk. n, BAJssHEfHEH.
marSl q. SIMON.
.. TflAIffEfMEE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

with a splspdis and very extensive sss,qts.aut 81
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
snd shoes. Hats. sie., etc. They fsOst respect
fsiiy tsBdsr an invitation 10 their Numerous
friends and patrons N their new establishment.
where they will bs hsppy ~ wait apon sII those
Who may favor them with . call, sssnripg al that
their main object viii he ~ please and satisfy.
psSDi DALsIfEtNg1, SIMON k-Co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
TEACHER WANTED

A LADY ~ give iDs'ructiOp In private fsrni-
hiy. inquire ri this once.
apr s-3ts d.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

Ar DAaefhs PoiNts.-1he editor
Of the II6uma Ceres aud the La
fourcbe Union are ~ dagger's
points Tie chief cause Of quarrel,
no we discover Il IN the last NUN
Der Of the Ceres, Is this The Ua,on,
in very. modest and gentle pun
Of itself said 4" We will not cite
eSsss 10 show that we have q com.
plete Job department attached TO
our paper 10 this, The Csfes, N
. iocular and good.Datufed way,
said
We have carefully examined The La
f5nfehe i'nfA Of the goth nit, ard can
zee 40 ~ JsbsftBsni attached 60 that pa
tef, as asserted
Now eemes the strong and pow.
erful style Of writing in the follow.
ing, from the linton
ne HJsms dtyss=fhis ridiculous ~
We rtint. uhdet the tutelaHe OF the fol-
dess ~ tnw pumpkins, green cabbage
heais. small potatoes aud everything that
IL sssig opens its feeble pop gun battery
against Ne ~ q siehly attsintt at Joke.
whose paternity psn bs traced g. 30 pthsf
mind than enc uf the weakest ealibfe. and
Of iheIsble aud Of uncommon dullhess.
Then the Ceres, scatters a broad
side Of grape, 1T tho Union, coin
mencing thus
The Lafcutehe Union of the 10th inst,
IN most uneentlemaniv. eowardly, ~
sillsniinUus. contemplate and unealiei
foi manner, made an attack Upon va. ele..
etc.
Then they fall 10 work, with the
aid Of several other gents, and call
one another liars. abolitionists.
towards, etc We give this brief
synopsis, TO show how little Il
takes 60 start quarrel This is
the history of nine out of ten edi-
tcrial quarrels.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

= y H. q tAt OTTO 1ES
s--.s4ssssss.ss o.. q, o.. 80. o.. q
i%- The Branch Of the Louisiana State
Bank st this place vii be closed on the
9Th prosinc. Il being neod Friday
VIZ. 3. ftgE. Cashier.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
4 q a "a -

TIVE subscribers take this medium ~ s0noupe.
ing 10 the citizens ~ East snd West Baton
bougs, ana ~ ths public IN general, that me
opening 81 their new. spscioss and elegantly ft-
tsi mp store, corner ~ Third and Laurel strssts
adjoining The Eank. viii laka nla1s On
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

4 RUSHED GoRS Pare ard sound oefa.
~ ground eoafsely for feed, sold In bags efhom
l0pto 1876 pounds st two osbis per pound-trv a.
srrg JOSHUA HEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
LEVI X ELLUM,
HOUSE 50 PAINTING, GLAZING
-aSp-
y A y T. X II a ~ DIN q
Third street, Baton ftoags.

THE undersigned is now ready 70 FIJI
J. any orders for work in his line, with
promptness and dispatch, at moderAe
prices. Orders from the country solicited.
apr5-dy LEVI KELLUM.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

J'LouH FL0uRii-7s Barrels ius, 10 bspd
u ani for sale low. Tor the cash ~
sprs JOSHUA nEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
SUMMER SILKS.

yITHiTE CORNi=sip Sacks Just 70 bsnd, sna
w fet sale AZ current prices,
spe JOSHUA nrAt.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
Mic MESSAGE.

Now and then a Democratic paper comes to
hand, dissenting from the intensified pro-slavery
doctrines OF the Presidents message. Six months
ago, there were not half dozen Democratic pa
pers III this State that lid not stoutly resist the
notion, that the Constitution of the u S.carries
slavery into ali territory, beyond the power of
any Legislature, or human power to prevent it.
but since the appearance of the message, alarge
majority seem disposed to drop Popular Sover-
eighty at least they endorse the message. which
is equivalent to denying the power of the people
of the Territories the right to regulate the insti
tutlons thereof We have said there are occa-
sional exceptions among the Democratic press
es, In the matter of endorsing the message the
Chicago Times, the Douglas organ in Illinois,
regards the adoption of Buchanan's slavery doc
trines, destructive TO the party. The Times,
speaking of the National convention at Charles.
ton says -
IT they insist on platform adapted to the
slavery everywhere views of the President we
shall be as party wiped out"
If it were not a troublesome ouestion wo
would like to ask whether the Democratic organ
IN this city accepts the doctrine of the message.
viz that every citizen has right to take slaves
into the territories and that, "neither Congress
nor Territorial Legislature, nor ana human
po1oer, has any authority to a4nul or impair THIS
rested right"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
Communication,

To the Editors OF Wisconsin Journal Education,
In the January number of the Journal, an ar
ticle appears over the name of a highly respec-
table gentleman. purporting TO be disclaimer
of any injustice intended to Mr., McMynn, in a
report made by the Editorial Committee, at the
last meeting of the Association held at Madison.
In this disclaimer the following sentences occur:
"Mr. Craig desired the loan of $50, from the
Association. until he could see Mr.. McMynn, and
obtain from him receipt, he (McMynn) held
against him. This was all intended in asking
the loan"
AS the remarks above quoted, together with
their connections, are not very explicit, some ex.
PLANTATION seems necessary. How does it happen
the Association is compelled to borrow money
from its own Treasury to pay its debts Is the
impression intended to be conveyed, that Mr..
McMynn is in arrears, and in debt to the Associ.
alton The conductors of the Wisconsin jour.
nal Of Education, should not, allow it to be the
medium, for making wrong impressions respect
ing any Individual.
ONE OF The ASSOCIATION.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
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EY- For sale in Kenosha, by f, ROBINSON.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
National Conventions.

The time for holding the Democratic national
al Charles ton, is appointed in April
next. The Republican national convention is
called to be held in Chicago, on the 18th of June
next, some two months after the holding of the
Democratic convention. The New York Tribune
and other influential Republican papers, believe
the national Republican convention, should have
been called at an earlier period-that the time
intervening between the nominations of the two
great national parties, is quite too long, and will
result to the disadvantage of the Republican
candidate. In view of this, the national com
mittee is invoked to alter the time for holding
the Republican convention to an earlier day
There are reasons for and against the asked for
change, but we incline to the opinion, good pol
icy demands that the Republican national con-
vention, should be held at least one month ear.
Her, than the time named by the committed
Thirty days after the Democratic convention is
a better time to concentrate public sentiment
than sixty. Besides the work of organization in
every town and city for the Presidential CAM
paign, will not be vigorously commenced until
after the nomination is made; inactivity for a
month or two at such period, caunot we'll be
afforded.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
Important Decision.

The SUI RENE Court Afirms the COnststutional;ty
of County TOom and City Bonds issued IN
aid ofRailroadS;
The opinion of the Supreme Court in the case
of Bushnell u.s. the TO,om of Beloit announced
yesterday by Judge Cole, and concurred in by
the other Judges, settles the question of the con.
stitutionaliy ofegislative acts authorizin coun-
ties, towns and municipal corporations, to issue
bonds in aid of railways and similar improve
nents.
The town of Beloit, in conformity with an act
OF the Legislature, by the consent of majority
OF its legal voters, issued bonds in aid of the
Racine &Mississippi r. r, These bonds were
made transferable in the usual manner. The
town OF Beot resisted the payment of the interest
due upon them, mainly upon the ground that
the Legislature had no power, under our Consti-
tuition, to pass the act authorizing the issue of
bonds fer such purposes. Bushnell, the re-
spondent, holder of some of the bonds in ques-
ton. brought suite against the town for the
payment of the interest
Judge Cole, in his opinion, sustains the decis-
on of the Court below, affirming the power Of
The Legislature, under our Constitution, to an
thorize such issue of bonds, and very thoroughly
discusses the whole subject in lengthy and
dable argument-Modison Journal.
The Supreme Court also decided the case
brought up, as to the legality of Bonds issued by
the city of anesville. The Court held they were
illegal and void, because not issued in confor-
nifty to law
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
Woven len News.

The late foreign news is mostly of a pacific
character; the tendency is to peaceful relations
The long talked of European congress has as
sumed a positive shape.
The meeting of the Congress is definitely fix,
ed for January 20. The representatives of the
Powers are nearly all officially announced.
The reported reduction in the French tariff
will apply principally to cotton.
The Spanish forces were concentrated at Ceu-
ia, but the Moors were still the as sailants An
other engagement was reported, and as disas-
trous to the Moors
Mum erous political arrests at Naples are re.
ported
The reported intended abdicaton of the EN-
peror Of Austria is unfounded.
Austria was reducing her army.
The affairs of Hungary were daily more threat
ening.
Important submissions to Russia in the Can
casus were reported.
The weather throughout England had been
very severe. In some places the thermometer is
reported to have fallen within three or four de-
grees of zero.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
sHRRIFF,s SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN -Kenosha Coun-
od Soun. court BY virtue of execution duly is
anu 10 me directed and delivered favor of John
Hoagland, and against the goods chattes and
een's o, sngon ning and Wallace Mygat have levied
upon and shall sell at public auction to the HIGHEST bidder
therefor, at the front door the court house in the %
and county Of Kenosha, and Of wisconsin at ten
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon OF Saturday 2h day of Feb
ruary, A. D. $780, the following described real estate
witt All the right, title and interest the said
those certain pieces lots land situated living and
ing in the city of Kenosha county Kenosha and
of Wis consln, described follows witt Lot three M
in block seventyfour of the northeast quarter
ton thirty 31 town two p north Of range twenty
three 23 eas-lots one and five in block ftyhree So
south quarter OF section thirty same range anc
town aforesaid also lot fourn block g.
northeast quarter of section thrtyone 81 same town
and range lots three and four in block
73 north east quarter section thirty-one 81 sam
town and range also otthree3n block hythree-53-nort
east quarter Of section same town range
aforesaid. Lot L in block fifty mine So also lc
nve % in block sixtythree 3d. lot eight s. in bloc
sixty four g. lots six O. and Z in block sixty
i've 80; lot three s. in block sxty-sx &c. also l.
four 4 in block eighty-six 49, ali in the north-ea,
quarter OF section thirty. 81 town snd rang
as aforesaid also lot fifteen 10 in block =
southeast quarter Of section thirty 81
range asflot four a in block thirty five So south
quarter of section thirty 30 same town and ranges al
lots one Il and two p in block thirty-ive 80
east quarter Of section thirty-one 81 town
range lots one l. and two p in block fifty 80 in
southeast quarter Of section thirty 30 town
range aforesaid lots three 3 four 4 and five s.
block fifty three So south east quarter section thirty
town two p range twenty three 23 also lot
block seventy three 10 upon the north half of factio
section five % town one i range twenty three 23
scrbed as follows Commencing at the north east
ofand which Charles Durkee heretofore conveyed to
Van Ransleer, and about twentyone rods eastery Of
north west of the section and the south side
the town line street, thence souherly parallel with
line of said section about "a rods to point within
feet of the ditch the north side of the street parta
finished thence east degree north to the lake she
thence northerly along the lake shore to the town j
street. thence westerly along town line street begnni
Keaosha, Jan. II, 1860. HUDSON FOX,
J. J. PETIT, Sheriff of Kenosha Go
| Plaintiffs Attorney. 81w6