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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
STEAM ENGINES.
NOTICE.

NO II ~ u.
FJNHE subscriber begs leave TO inform The citi-
L sens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, that he has
Permanently established himself as Dyer Sour
~ and finisaer. aud hopes by strict attention TO
business and moderate charges TO receive liberal
patronage OF the public In general.
n. W. FENDT,
mar9simdAw Dyer, scourer and finisher,
Corner North boulevard and opposite the State
House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
pAToN ROUGE BREWERY.

BATON ROUGE BREWERY.
yU,uE undersigned would respectfully Inform his
old friends aud the public, that the Brewery
on boulevard street, will undergo thorough re-
pairs and enlargement and he prepared TO furnish
the Best ~ Malt Liquors, In any quantity desired
usvIng raade sments In the West for a re-
gular supply 81 the best Malt and other materials
used in brewing an article will be made equal 70
"a as ssadSw ALEX. ST. MARTIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18


say~ Last hight | went to hear the
Rev. Guinness. I found quite as
much acting, as IL I had been at the
theatre, with the disadvantage that
the Rev. actor was of the most com
mon-place description. Having moth
ing to say, he could not say IL so, be
resorted to rollings of the eyes, clasp
ing Of the hands, shakiugs OF the
head, and long pauses to introduce
the --LATEST platitudes. One might
laugh we're Il not 80 terrible to see
Christianity so travestied and pro-
famed The very tones Of his voice
are false. L measured him before he
had done mouthirg the FIRST hymn. =.
lie impressed me as an egotistical
humbug. FANNY FERN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
ron SALE.
TO sPoRTsMEN.

WE HAVE on hand 6 very superior
w Guns Of Alexander's make, which
we offer at cost prices in order to close The
stock Here is chance of getting su'
perior Gun ut very low rate.
movie ED. ,S WIN. BOGEB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18

That neverending theme Of dis
Questionable authorship Of "Junius'
will receive o revival from the
forthcoming "Life of Sir Philip
Francis,' announced by Mr.. Parker.
twill include much curious cores.
pondence Of Sir Philips and Of his
father. tho Doctor. whose transla-
ton of Horace" was more famous
in the last century than at present,
and can not fail IN some way or
other TO throw light on the ques
ton lately stirred to fresh excite
ment by the tantalizing half dis
closures revealed to Mr.. Bohn.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
FOR SALE.

COR sale on accommodating terms ne
Il gro man aged about s5 years. For
particulars, apply at the Drug Store Of
mar9l-tf V. HEUDE e. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
LUMBERt IUMBERii

THE undersigned respectfully solicits or
u ders from builders and the public gen
orally, for seasoned tongued and grooved,
square roofing, both yellow pine and ey-
press also Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory
Ash. Yellow Poplar and Gum. all Of which
will be furnished at the lowest prices.
FRANK HUGUET,
feb22 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18


u A letter published in tho Sci.
ma, Ala, Sentinel from Hon. Alex.
White, on the political Issues ofthe
day contains the following paragraph;
~ will support Judge Douglas
with alacrity and zeal, and 40 will
the Democracy Of Alabama. Indeed
were | member of the Charleston
Convention I should vote for Judge
Douglas as my first choice for the
nomination, For two reasons lat.
Because his nomination would Sc
cure the election of a Democrat and
the defeat of the Black Republicans
in the Presidential election; and I'd.
That Il would bring about the ex-
purgation, Of the Democratic party
of Alabama The lines would then
be drawn and the battle Tough be-
tween the conservative Democracy
of Alabama, and the destructive,
and the avalanche from the noun.
tains would sweep the last hope OF
Disunionism from the State.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
Monday the 9th of April.

With a splendid and very extensive assortment Of
Fancy aud staple Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots
and Shoes, Hats. etc, etc. They tsost respect.
fully tender an invitation Go their numerous
friends aud patrons 10 their new establishment,
where they win be happy 60 wait upon all those
Who mar fsvor them with a call. assuring all that
their main object will be to please and satisfy.
margt pALSltEtMER, SIMON Go.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
FINE GOLD PENS
pytpE MEDICINES II

4 INVITE the attention Of PHYSICIANS an
planters 70 the large stock ~ Drugs. Medi
zines, Chemicals and Brandie- I am daily re
relving. nv goods are all from the most reliable
houses. You can rest assured, by sending IN
your orders. they will be filled to yuuf sstisfsc
iion. and with Medicines that are PURE AM
GENUINE r. u. DAY,
riar2f-2w Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18
A CA n ID.

rINHE subscribers take this medium Of announc
il ing 10 the citisens Of East aud West Dstor
Rouge, and 20 the public In general. that tbs
opening Of their new. spacious and elegantly NJ
ted up Store, corner oC Third aud Laurel Streets
adjoining the Hank. Will take place ON
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-18

CtRUsUED OoRNl--Pure aud sound Corn,
u ground cosrsely for feed, sold In Bags Of from
loo TO 1876 pounds at two cents per Round-try u.
aprg JOSHUA BEAL.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
TIE ATLANTIC .NONHTLX.
COMMENCEMENT OF NEW VOLUME.

WITH the number for January, 1860, the
w ATLANTIC MONTHLY will enter upon its
FIFTH VOLUME.
In making this announcement, the Publishers
thinl, il proper TO say, simply, that no change
will be made IN the general plan OF the Magazine;
that all the writers whose contributions have es-
ablshcd il IN the popular favor, will continue to
make il their medium Of communication with the
public; and that the relations of the publishers
with authors, on both sides the Atlantic, will en-
able them to add materially 10 the variety, inter-
est, and value of lis pages.
They have great pleasure in announcing that the
number for January contains The first chapters ol
a NEW ROMANCE, entitled The Professors SoTy;
written expressly for its pages, by OF YER WEN
DELI HOLMES, 10 be continued in succeeding
numbers OF the Magazine throughout the year.
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Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

a mass meeting held at Austin, Texas,
on the 20ih uit., nominated Gen. Sam Hous-
ton for the Presidency, and affected an ell
crgeIic organization 10 carry out the objects
of the Convention. Among the speakers
was Hon. Leslie Combs, Of Kentucky who
made an eloquent address, which was gree
ted with enthusiastic applause.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
Glasgow laEale Institute

TITHE Trustees Of The Public School, in .sE5a
u the City Of Glasgow, having COM kgssssy
pleted their large and commodious school 5kilSy
building, take pleasure IL announcing TO eEssFssT
The public that they have engaged W,I. T. D4vrs.
A. NJ, President for some years past. of Masonic
College. 20 take charge OF the school as Principal
P!og. DAVIS, is SO widely and favorabIy known
as At educator OF youth, that no special conuen-
dation from US is needed. He wIll be assisted 5y
Mr.. J. J. HUGrrs, a graduate Of ajsson,s ,isso
College. and gentleman Of some experience as
4 teacher.
The want Of psrmrnsni Sct9o1, of hish order.
in our midst, has been long and deepIy felt Such
school the Trustees have llbored long and ea,r-
eg;!y 10 establish; and they have finally effected
an organization, which, they are sure, the gener-
GUS and united patronage Of the community VII.
render permanent.
In the GLAsC0w MALE INSTITUTE, thorough
and systematic course Of primary instruction viii!
be gwen, and course in the Classics, Maihenat
c-, &c., at least sufficient to prepare student 10
enter the JuHior Class in College.
The classes will be 50 arranged that every pU-
p.! viii receive his Just and full share of attention.
The academic year will be divided into two
sessions Of twenty weeks each, the first session
VIII commence on the 18Th OF September, 1859.
Tuition peg session OF 20 wees in The Pr
mary siudieS-ReaGIny. Writing. Ar:fh-
MeI!c, Geography and English grammar. Sl2 o
IN ;!:- Missionaries, with al; Of lie above. 1850
The Greek or Latin Language, with any OF
tce SScTc. 80. ...... ...... ...... -. 20.U0
Contingent fee fcr each pupil per session.. 100
No deduction viii be made fer absence, EXCEPT
in cases OF proJacted Illness.
q Students from distance can get board in
private families as low As at aEy other point.
4. 4 ". ": I5GfFs' ROPER. Trustees,
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
POSTAGE.
Dissolved and Divorced!

T HAVE dissolved all connection With that
l. popular personase, ''old credit" and have
forever Divorced myself from Books. and hence
forth and forever ana
CASH HEani
demanding cash for all sell, and holding myself
ready 10 pay cash for all buy. Persons making
bills large enough to justify, viii be accommoda-
ted with time, ON cash basis. This 10 take e.
feet from and after lst January next.
JNU. II. CARSON.
n. B. am anxious TO pay my own debts. but
cannot do so until those WHO are in my debt pay
up, therefore, those who owe NE are earnestly in
yited to settle the same without delay.
dec22 J. Il. c.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
EDUCATIONAL, ETC.
Glasgow Female Seminary

THE Second Session OF this Institution, under
i the present Principal, assisted by a full corps
of competent Teachers, will commence the Isl
Monday (5th) of September, and clcse Ike last of
June.
The school is permanent Institution. The
Boarding House Is large building. owned by the
Principal. Parents are invited TO visit US and see
our arrangements for boarding We desire TO be
kind to all entrusted 10 our care, and will endeay-
Or 70 treat them as we would wish our own 10 be
under similar circumstances.
Terms for Five Months.
Tuition in Primary English ....... ....s eco
. 8 g I" and Penmanship, 1900
'' /" Advanced English & Element
airy Algebra 1890
g " Advanced EHgiizh Algebra
and Geometry. 1890
Latin and French, each go. $50
P.:HTIsG--On, Oriental Or Grecian and
leather Work, each. ....... 5,CO
MUsTc-F,ano or Guitar.... ............. 2C,c0
Board 6; T,Hiiioa in the English Depart
Tnent, (paid in advance .......... 1000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
oe lrsTument, (Daid in advance) -. 5000
Co9'ngeCceS. '.'... 49, ..''.~ I.CO
For further Information, see Catalogue, or -ad-
dress FRENCH STROTHER,
auGl1 Pa.NcIPAL,
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
ErIEBUReF MAGAZINE (Tory)

T.ese periodicals aSy representa- Inc three great
political parties Of Great Britan-Wh:g, Ter,
and Radira!-5ut politics forms only Ole feature
o. their character. As OsE5r- of the most pro-
found writer's On Science, Literature. Ho-al5y,
and Religion, they stand, as :hev e.er have stood
uariya,!cd il the world of letters, being consid-
cred Indispensable 10 the scholar and the proreS-
sional man, while 10 The intelligent reader of ey
CO. class they furnish more correct and sgt.s-
factory record Of Tie current literature os the day
throughout the world, than can bc possibly o.
IN iue, from arY oiiIar source
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
70 TEE EAEpFES.

$ATE t7S to inT'e The especial attention cf Tic
LADIES % o.:r assortment Of Sss oeS, Iaanu-
-aa,lrst hy ourselves, and . cur erdeF, for their
especial benefit and Use; ard Believed 10 beeupe-
rIor 10 any assortment erer offered IN this ma rket
either as {? variety Or styles, beauy OF finish, or
substantial workmanship.
Car scc'; OF Ch.idge!'s Boots and Shoes IS also
large and complete, and We Zee! entirely confident
we viii be atle 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
viii favor Us with a call.
STEINMETZ s FRANZEN.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
. HUNT, BOSWELL s BR0s.

SHELII.A, SHELBY Co.. Mo-. Nov. II. '59.
Ncssrs. CHAaLEs, BLoT * Co., St. Louis, No:
Genis:-I have hecr scl!iU. d.. nos. l.. Stephens
Chc~.ca Ague Compound for some time, Il gives
ne pleasure 10 certify 10 I:s excellence IN speedily
and eHtctuay cU.I,ig Asue and Fever. Il las
gi:aa ,;io satisfaction % al ci'set,l. ,cF.-,i.-,
cuics, and in u.4Hy casas, when almost every
thing g.zc ali failed. Eot simply stopping The dis
case or a Uh.i, but Thoroughly cleansing the
system Of tstrg s. Di1,a Of fs dnfus5. Il is GER
taIniy 70 hUmbEs, aAa he LH0i!c may rest Cs>Gr-
red mat it IS al! ii Claims 10 be. Sc.y respect
fully Yours,
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
EeSGiDnODIalGs

roRr GIBSON, ARK, Nov. 30;h, 1889.
Nelsrs. CHARLEss. BLOW * C0.-GLXTs: VIZ
have never had medicine TO give such uniyersa
satisfaction as "Stephens' Ague Compound, :
beyond CIR most sanguine expectations.
In 10 single instance has ii failed, and we aT,
aog~ ;axiolsly looking foT the doz. you fer.
warIed Oh the 27ih uit.; it IS in such very great
demand.
ii you need them, ven caa get the strongest
certificates from every one that has used i! here.
Very Respectfully, Yours,
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
EARLY a0FlEs.

Tie receipt Of Advance SE2eets from tie
British publishers gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, inasmuch as they can now be placed in
rin.nal editions.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS ADv,Ts
N d W FIR l[

N D W Fl R M.
N7E Z have this day associated witb -,
w Grocery s Commission business \ ~. ~ Ge C
ii. Iatur, unde The name and style Of -a'' s'
Bartiio9Ovg, Robbins G. ,ys,p
and VIII continue busiaess at the same oil -,
The Commission AID Foriyar,i@ 6',s;ra. Dl stand;
oe under tae superIltendlnre ogsoTr III Wui
.oW, "ho w!!i give his attention excin.i,.I,H - mo
We return our sincere thanks to onr 49,
Gus iriend5 and customers for thair very Fbasa,
patronage and respectfully asl, eooyisnsns ,,oscs a.
iarrit the SANG. '-e4 ''o4is 20
.s; We have "a banda good stock Of every de.
-s..puoh 10y. ct I'oc,ler'es, and On the opebI5u os
navigation We will haze very iar.,e u
cry 'inng IN our iina, sl OF which val he soId =,
our usua! accommodating terms. ''-'' '' S0id Oh
ne are always N Inc market FOR evs,,, s,-
seflp'ioA or Pfod-lee, al highest cash rafss
BARFHoLOW & ROBBIys
". B.-Ali persons having accounts ,y;f, -,
for OF against, viii confer fa:o. BIZ c5iiinz .nS
settling, at their earliest cohfeaiace, as TTe wish
10 close up our last years business as expeditions.
y as possible, N'-'-'H'-
ian5 - BARTHoLoW s ROBBINS.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
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Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
K.n.As CIR. Nov. 26th. 1859.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 2bih, IS0y.
Messrs. CHARLES, Blow Il Co.: Gentlemen
Having sold large amount of DR.. I. l.. Stephens
Ihemical Aguc Compound, feel it my duty &c
recommend it TO the world, as tie bes. prcpara-
zion for the cure of Fever and Ague now in use
As you are aware we have been selling il upon the
no cg.e, 40 yDy principle, and can truly say Wa
have never been cal!adupcn 10 return one dollar
as yet. YouIs truly,
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
EII. A REID.

TIProy, Nov. :. 1859.
Mss:Ts. Charles Blow x Co.: Gen.s-Ik.s IS
10 certify ,hat have sod = i2:y, Number Ct bot
ties OF Dr.. Stephens Chemical icla COMPOUND,
for tie cure Of FcTer ana Agua, and IL every case
il has performed care, a.! gave general ,tisfac
have been cured, bu. deem il unnecessary.
for'he medicine has proven lizeif in t.Hs p7si OF
tie county. and ;ii'!, = .qsl Hha' wanted If
used according % directions. Yours, &c.
]. y. GLEII.
GLASGOW, DO, Ncr. Il. 1859.
Mcssrs. CHARLEs, Bow Il Cove have
been selling Tor some ;ne Dr.. Thos. I. Steriens'
GhcmIcai AgUc Compount. It gives unlversal
sa,:sigc.,y.,. II takes The lead Of every article
th-t NC sell for Chills and Fever. We recSm-
mend i. 10 all. Respectfully Yours,
CROPP < WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
I. 3. HALE, DRUGGrsT,
Kansas CITY. tfo.
pIscAu. Nov, 18Th, 1853.

PIsCAH, NOV. I'm, I0oJ.
Messrs. CHARLES, Blow = Cove have dis
posed Of five dozen Of Dr. Tlos. l.. Stephens,
Chemical Ague Compound, ard are hapPy 70 in
form you that it has given entire satisfaction to
lie public ia ,lis community. Indeed | may
safely say that no medicine of the kind has eve.
been received with greater favor, upon SO s..oit
trial, than this. could have disposed Of much
more jF we had have obtained them in time. S,:,
the vir;lence Of the disease mas considerably aha
ted at this tine here, and we consider !! : DIT.
y.a.e.. ..c owe you aad The public, thus frankly
70 state he high estimation IN which yoGr cC!a-
hound is held by al who have used it.
-.-..- Dr.-rcf fF,lir-
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

Read the Testimonials aa4 giss it Triel-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12


0n Saturday. 10 going TO MARSHALL. | saw
people ia wagons. on foot. aud on herse-
back. aud when ! arrived there. found
tha, there wAsa pole raising-a Dems.
cratic pole raising The pole was a very
respectable pole of about one hundred aud
seventy fee, Ia length, lying stretched
across the street oa the north side Of the
square. aud was raised with great deal
Of ease. The corners Of the square were
pre- occupied by Lincoln poles--thas on
the north ca.t had an or yoke fasienrd an
the top-shat on The north west was decnr.
ated with huge AZ maui aud wedgs-thsl
on the south wet had r fatboat--thai or
the south east bad fail fence, near the
top. Whilst viewing them aud the canvass
stretched around the eallre square Of tbs
Court House. Inscribed with Democratic
motloe.. such a. " Old Abe" Tor Negro
equality. and Douglas cor the Warrior. my
attention wAs attracted W shout from
the north east of he square It ~As the
procession coming ~ The procession WAS
composed II ~asaa- snd uniformed com
panies --sho frat was very tne looking
company They were dressed In blue uni.
forms they wcfe fidng gentIenan
with lady the iadies wers all dressed ~
white With blue rsiing skirts they wefe
the wing counting M" native vote. The
other company were dressed somewhat AZ
ter the fashion Of the british soldiers In
IN red coats - the ioreign vote, suppose
That !. ~ consequence of the coalition "a
Kentucky. New York aud elsewhere of the
Know Nothings aud Democratic factions.
The proecs-ien was composed OF large
majority of women aud ohildren there
was one wagon that created great deal
Of applause from the unlerihed lit had
Two roostvfs oa a board about Ten feet
above the VA ~agen--thsy ere mol shanghAis
RfamAhs OF Game cocks, but ths real Doug.
las Bantam brcrd One OF them had
little nlgger "a his bill--a real woolly
headed nigger which was truly einblema-
tie Of the party. Mr.. Doaglas said "a the
Senate that his ball had given TO Negro
slavery a Territory live ti,aes the size Of
New York. aud 10 show their lovs for that
bill. the rooster had a nigger ~ his bill.
and also TO fore,hadow their sanction OF
the Decision Of the supreme Court which
is 10 carry slavery lnto the States as
we'll NJ into tha T.frttaft.- thtnk that
between two aud three thousand - a lib
eral calculation of the amount OF persons
there. There was Que wagon with ten
yoke OF oxen. There were wagons made
Of hickory withes aud poles after the most
approved style OF Democratic manufacture.
The procession was between fifteen aud
twenty minutes passing given point.
did not stay to hear the speaking. ). j.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12
MR.. DOUGLAS AT BALrIsoRE

Mr.. Douglas made speech lat evening
from IN. balcony Of the Gilmore House TO
an immense gathering.
He commenced 10y expressing devotion
TO the Union aud determination 80 exert all
his powers to ia preservation and perma-
nency he asked nothiuS Tor his own State
that he would not CIV. 10 the Southers,
States
lie then proceeded in defense II the non
Intervention doctrine. coniending that the
slavery question must be settled by local
exigecies. that where its labor could be-
made profitable there u would 20. and not
otherwise and that all the powers Of
( Christendom could not force IL upon on
unwilling people and on he ether hand
wherever the people thought It for their
interest they would have IT. 10 defiance Of
all attempts to prohibit. l,is said fund
smsntal principle Of the federal compact
that each State shall be LEFT b make laws
adapted 10 IT. circumstances
( Referring briefly 10 the wilmot Proyiso
as being demonstrations aud an infringe
meni on tho rights Of the people. and 10 the
secessionisis a being hsnd aud glove With
the Black Republicans IN he assertion Of
the right Of Congress 10 interfere with sls
very, ooe parry wishing To force the ins'i
tuition where the people don'i want it. the
other 10 abolish "a where the people do
want a.
MIR. Douglas passed "a Mr. Bferksn-
ridges speech copy IT which had Just
been placed IN his hard. Rsfeff,ng Ia a
ctarss "a that speech that uon = intervention
&. a new doolrise which he friends II Mr.
Douglas were endsasofIsg 90 foisi upon
the Democracy. Ar Doogia- cauteu.ied
that all his f'isnd- asked ai Charleston
~ss the - affirmation ~ the Csncinoati
platform. OF Lich Hnohshao snd Brsek
lnridge himself wer~ aea,inated aud elee
ted, uhieh platform Asserted ,he dectrius
Of noa ,ntervsstion and without which
they could not have teen elccted.
he sl-o referred to The Wee President :
record. showing that N the Taylor cam
paign IN ls45 that gentleman was a open
advocat. of non -intsrventson. and thai
subsequently, an is56 he visited Illinois
where he made speech ~ - behalf. de
clsring thai the Whole Saufh uas sound 81
that dogma. asd expisinihe the doctrine =
veil TIA, he (Dopglss) eeald not RESTRAIN
himself from expressing h. delight
The Judge then referred - isreckin
ridges assertion that be lDo1giasl va
not ihe regular nominee of -. party an
r that he lad broken faiib IN relation 10 tb
! decision II the sspreme Couft. dsnyin
= the truth & both charges
: lie reiterated that II bfeekinssdgr ha
\ not b,,-a nominated he (Dopglasb ~oul
o ave beaten L'aeoln "a every Staia except
log Vermont and Massachusetts.
lie alec repeated the ssnsiment expfe'
ed "a h,s Norfolk speech. that ,be ele'
gion n no msn would De suflicisnt cas-
Tor dissolotloa oi lhe.Usio aud lhas
: uoolI hang sny ese eho should asss'ni
81. dissolution - high - Virginia hua
J..hn troan