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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court Jean Baptsts guidfy 70. An.
gusts Tfahan-- No. gllo.
DY VIRTUE Of y writ of n fa, Issued In
ID the above entitled aud numbered
cauas. aud directed 10 the sheriff n East
baton Rouge. from the Hon, sisth Judi
clal District Court. IN end far the Paish
aud State aforesaid. have seized and will
offer ut public sale 10 front If the Court
llouse door ~ said PARISH. In the city Of
Baton Rouge, on
saturday, the 18th day of Anne,
next, A. u, 1860. at II o'clock a. NJ. ~
said day, oil the right. title. interest and
claims ~ plaintiff Jean rar,iste guidfy.
IN md TO the following described property
10 wit
a cefisin ted roam diiY, branded on the
right hip with the letters l.. y. Seized
to pay and satisfy the amount ~ costs
claimed IN said suit.
Upon the following terms and cnn1
tiyns 10 vii For CASH, With the benefit
Of apptsisement.
TUOs. y. nERNANDEz.
july ~ Dept. sheriff
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
NEW poDKsi NEW HOOKS II

NEW BODksi NEW BOOKS n
BsAdles Dms Song Hook. No 5audG.
Hesdiss Dime Honk ~ Fan
bsadiss Dime Letter writer.
Hssds'a Dime Methodist
vinlrnt Duvsnant--by Bsyis ~ John
The inosudiafira or tho Haunted Manor
E,hal rrsvgr--hy u. W Rsynol6a
Trus Bus--by NJ J Errym
-puthsrn oafdsning-by n. II. White Of Athens,
Georgia.
Bsdd's horse faFfisF3
Catholic Prayer hooks
Methodist. baptist and Presbyterian iIy'np Books.
The Koran-tnquts Mithin-Huok Of 1901 Songa .
Yruait on tho Horse AMI bog.
In, uirls ana Boys own Buoks Of spots, etc en-.
largad--Just received at the rost once Hook
Store. June ~ j. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
GUN DROPS.
I.I.IgIfIA.
IIATsfIIATst,

TTHE FulLA. DASH STORE, va
N have just received tom Nov York,
. hesniiiul a-sortiueut oi Misses Trimmed
Hate, also Boys White aud Grey straw
Hate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
v. mEUDE Il co.'s DRtc sToRr.

DOMADEs. In Tin cans. a good stock on
j hand, assorted llsyef-
Bovf5 V. nEUDE ~ 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

ILoUH-ii'epivsI this dsy per steamer city
u ~ Madison. 10 barrels frr sale, NV for eash
iunelp lvd HkAL rArfEnsuv.
Flat Boat landing
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATIONEIly.

L'OoLsCAp. note end Lviist Paper. Envelopes.
all Varieties. ueld, Steel and On u PENS,
hiaet, hlne end Hsd Inks. Metslio snd T,an.
sl'sfsni States. r,'okstbHohs aud BANKERS Gases
ius' received and hf sale ~
april ~. WA bUnfL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
BATII TURs,

MOTHER invoic. Ia store, Of Bath Tubs, lIiT
"A baths, sponge baths and shower Baths.
Iplyli.3w PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
Bargainsi iiargainsil Bargains!ii
nANAWAY

I,,noN ~. premises ~ The uhdsrsl snsd. 49,
u on the C1utita Hasa on tbs 18th frs,.N
June, the -. gro wD,asn "NAHF" she u "a
dGuhiinss sr'ns uhefs ~ the eitV ~ natrn ~
ltrnEe ~ Vicinity A iibstsi toward viii bs paid
tf hsf rapture.
iutts.tw FFfU DAVID
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
mUsaUiToE NETTING.

CtoTroN, LINEN aud BeBins, Netting just 70.
~ esltsdat y ~ AsliEHs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

Lime. Uem.n, .nd Plaster p.sis.
A bAhgt supply fresh stock iusi stored
N lulfiT JOSHUA nEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

Dress JtIn.snlsus.

HNVb ~ 0psped very isfge assofiment .
L The goods. W h fuiLLtpE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

HeIdsick q Co.'S Champagne.
I'D 4 Nm. BO0EL, are sole agents for "a
IL Genuine Hsidsick Champagne. juueI5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

4 ARD! In Barrels. half Barrels aud KEGS
IL Tor sale by BEAL A PATTERSON,
tnn,i4 Main street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

lVHioiiT'H rILLs--t2gtoss Weights pills irssh
w and genuine. direct Rom ~. Wight, iof
sale wholesale aud retail hT u DAY.
DLAyiNd CAHbs-A large supply ~ Fsmuel
ilsu's rlatinr Catds al qualities and prices,
for sale low 20 The trade W
inlyt d y. nay.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

ODD FELLow's ADDREss.-The Grafton Of
Calvin B. Mcdonald, at Moore's Flat Neva.
da county, on the OCCASION of the forty first
anniversary of the introduction of the Order
into the United states, (of which address we
have just received IA copy,) was beautiful
and eloquent production. The following is
an extract:
Brothers in your walks among waste pla-
ces, You uldy chance to meet a mvst.rions
Stranger, who will salute you in the name Of
ral'h' Hope and Charity" Answer in the
nam OF OeheVolence aud brotherly kindness.
nc Is missionary OF mercy, walking the sor
rowful places OF the world Offer him vour
cruise OF oil and box of ointment: let him
lean lltle upon your staff, for he is very
Old. Like Salathel, he has looked with
prlde on he GROWING glories of the Temple
where Its gilded turrels CLEANED in the
morning light OF Palestine; he has heard The
sad songs of the dau hters of Zion when the
rehorseless plowshnre of the Roman shriek4d
In triumph among the ruins of their national
glory He has looked in silence and sorrow
INTO the amphitheaier when the Christian
and the lion, side Iy side wrought deep and
bloody burrows in the sand and wandering
IN search ot the hidden fountains of the Nile.
he has bathrd his burning feet in the hospitn
Ole tent OF the Deserts son. His hammer
may have wrought upon the womdrrous
tohbs OF the Phamohs, or sounded in the
spacious aisles OF Palmyra, or rung from the
lofty columns of Tadmor, or glowed in the
hery baptism of Herculaneum. His square
has measured the heights of the mighty cat
nract OF the west, and when its awful an,
thems arose in alteration OF the Great Builder
he has barred his thin, white hair and respon.
ued' reverehlly and low, so mote 1t btl"-
Mysterious and ancient one, | know thee
hol, save by thy Samaritan works in the
realms of death; | know not whence thou
eomest' or the number of the years that have
oIahehed thy patrlarchial beard; but | have
seen The parks of thy trowe ON the shattered
abodes OF the poor AID | have heard that
llttle children are taught to bless thee when
they nod IN evening prayer. Speed thee on,
venerable old Man of Agesl Like Salathirl
thou invest forever, not for thy crimes, hut
That weeping women aud laughing children
may continue to bless thee
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

QuIcKsILvER-The Napn Reporter thinks
there is prospect after all, that Napa coun-
ty may become noted for its mineral wealth.
It says:
Edward Evey and J. n. Bennett have dis
covered lead of ciunabar some two or three
miles northeast of the head of Knights VAL
ley, the value of which there can be little il
any douht. They have blasted down 10 feet
into the rock, aud find that the ore grow 5
richer as they proceed Some specimens are
said to contain 35 per cent of quicksilver
The supply is said to be practically without
limit. These gentlemen, with others, havo
formed an association styled the "pine Grove
Company" and will proceed to develop their
discovery as fast as possible. They have
been Mt work some two weeks. and have re-
torts, dc, at hand to make their own tests
The mines are in Napa county.
We have also before us, adds the Reporter,
specimens from another lead, now being
opened 10y the Fort Smith Company" This
lead is situated about three miles northwest
of the former and is probably in Sonoma
county. The ore does not appear as rich as
that of which we have spoken, hut evidently
contains considerable percentage OF quick
silver
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

WHAT WILL THE REPUBLICANS Do?-An
eastern correspondent writes: While the
Charleston Convention was in session. the
speeulatons of the politicians were to the eff
feet that Douglas nomination would def.a,
Seward at u lea 20. Now it is claimed that
if Seward is nominated the effect will be to
rally the Southern Democrats around Dour-
las, and even bring the bnlters back to the
fold; while it is urged that if Bates is nom-
mated, the South will consider there is no
choice between him and Douglas therefore
they can afford to be reckle IS in keeping up
their inteFnecine war. This condition of nf-
fairs points to the defeat of ward at Chica-
GO as plainly as that coming events cast
their shadows before"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
1ailg 0atiOnal 1rurotrat.

FIVE New TERRIroRfKs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times saws
that ON the I'd Of May, bills for the organiza
lion of five new Territories were agreed upon
lv the Committee on Territories. The names
of these new Territories are Chippewa, Ari-
qona. Nevada, Idaho, or the Gem of the
Mountains and Dacotah Chippewa will be
bv the contemplated arrangement, formed
ant of the northern half OF Nebraska and Da-
cotnh, with an extent of 1876 900 square miles
The proportions of the area of Arizona will
he. New Mexico about ITO square miles and
the new Territory nearly 200 square miles
Idaho will comprise l5o,0n0 square miles. -
One half of this is taken from Utah. a small
norton from Nebraska and New Mexico. the
remainder from Kansas. Nevada will con-
tain about 10000 square miles The boun-
dnries on the east approach within one hun
dred miles of Salt Lake City and the Nor
mon settlements Washington Territory is
thus deprived of about fifteen thousand
snuare mites VI ihuN " oudll coTncf Is also
cnt off from the Territory Of New Mexico
The Committee have agreed that the balance
ofITtah east of the Green river, about 10000
square miles, shall be attached to Nebraska.
This will reduce Utah to about 10000 square
miles Dacotah is to he composed of part
Of the present Territory of that name and a
portion of Nebraska. twill consist Of about
lS5.OOO square miles.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS IN THE SoUTu-
We learn from the Arizonian of May Sd,
that owing to the murder of William Beach,
an employee of the Overland Mail Co, by
the TOnto Apaches, and the commission of
other outrages by the Indians in Arizonia,
two stations of the Mail Company, known as
Desert and Kenyon's, have been deserted,
and the stock and property of the Company
taken to the Marieopa Wells
The Los Angeles STAR of May 18th, has
the annexed intelligence:
On the Cd inst. Lieut.. Carr, of the First
Dragons. when out on an expedition in
search OF Indians, came upon a ranclrera
The Indians immediately started off Lieut.
Carr and party pursued and on coming up
with them the Indians fought bravely, but
three Of them were killed one wounded and
a woman taken taken prisoner This oc
cured near soda Lake.
On the 9th ult., Major Carleton, in com
mand Of the camp started out with party,
and uftera ride of about fifty miles, came
upon rnncheria of the Pi Utes, which he
destroyed, bringing away several trophies,
highly priced by the Indians.
At the same place, the Wagon Master, Mr..
]. Winston, who arrived the day after
missed one Of his men he had not been
found at last accounts, and it is supposed he
has been killed by the Indians These Pi
Utes must get thorough drubbing.
In consequence of the chastisement of the
Indians in the Moi ave country, it is expected
that wandering bands, in falling in witt
vaNe,ers. will he inclined to be even more
hostile than previously.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

ALLEGED FRAUDS IN PASSING THE LECoMPToN
BILL The special Washington correspou-
dent of the New York Herald telegraphs as
follows:
"tlon. Robert J Walker will again he be
fore the Covode Investigating Committee, to
testify further in regard to Kansas uifairs-
This investigation promises to be exceeding
ly interesting as the committee have discov
cred n placer in regard to the appliances used
in the passage Of the bill through the House
1t is thought that the developments will i'm
plicate some of those members of the last
Congress who first opposed that measure, and
nfterward gave It their support
The substance Of the testimony given be
fore the Covode Committee Thursday and
Friday, by Mr.. Bean assistant clerk under
Col Allen. the Democratic clerk, of the las,
House. is that he received from Mr. Wendell
the sum of $4,000 for his services to carry
the English bill. and that he heard Wendell
say that the bill must be carried if it would
cost bushel basket full of gold Mr. Bean
is at present editor of Democratic paper at
Fremont Ohio. The Committee have the
evidence before them that disbursing agent
of the Administration deposited and checked
out of the Bank of the Metropolis 1925, 900,
a great portion of which the Committee ex-
pect to be able to prove was checked out to
several persons who were employed to carry
the English bill through the House.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

DRErcnrs John Bronckson was arrested,
Yesterday, by officer Bowie, for stealing a
pair of pantaloons from a man named Henry
Besson, bostler working for Eckert and
Johnston Benson had his breeches hanging
up on peg, when, in the dead hours of the
night, Bronekson slyly entered and, siezing
upon the same, made off at a 2;4O speed. lie
proceeded next nlorning to pawnbroker's
shop and pawned them for 81. He will be
tried bi; morning
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
TELEGRAPHTC.
IOVER THE STATE LINE.1
F4rc--ArriyaIs. etc.

SAiiNdiSs etcs
SAN FRANclsco. May 18th.
This morning a fire broke out on CLAW
street. above the Plaza. 1t was oueneLed
after completely erispng the insides of three
wooden buildings Upper part used as
'eepng rooms and lower part as stores
Total loss from $4,000 to IS. 900.
Gen. Clark has ordered one company of
infantry from Humbold Bay. to be here in G
days and in readiness. Troops at the Presi-
dio are under orders to start at moments
warning for the seat of war.
To day at 10 o'clock, the beautiful yacht
John G. Heenan," was launched.
Arrived ship Black Warrior. Hong Kong
45 days to Dewitt, Kiule & Co. Steamer
Pacific, days from the North. ship Mid
night 100 days from Boston. merchandise to
Flint Peabody d Co. Ship Eliza and Ella.
Hong Kong Ship Alfred Hill, Hong Kong.
mdse to Macondruy & Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

EMIGRATION TO CALlFoENIA.-A correspond
ent writing from St. Louis to the Alta, says:
Messrs. W. I. Coleman & Co., of New York
have issued circular which has been sent
10y the thousand to all parts oe the county.
asking for information upon the probable
number of persons likely to start for Culifor.
mia 10y sea or 10y land during the coming
season. These circulars have been scattered
broadcast, particularly through the west. In
various newspapers, and from other sources,
the prospecs of IL large immigration to your
State this year, appears to be good. Ac-
counts of parties getting ready to start, Of
large OK teams passing remote points, emf
grant trains crossing ferries, and the like
gives evidence of the harvest of people going
toward your State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

A CORRESPONDENT of the Stoeton Argus,
writing from Upper San Joaquin, says: "a
grizzly benr has infested this neighborhood
tor some time past, and has heen doing a
general butchering business among the hogs
During the week he has killed some ten or
fifteen hogs belonging to Lord & Thomas
Jddging from the size Of his foot (Which
measures thirteen inches from heel to toe } he
must be one of the oldest inhabitants"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

AN Eastern paper says that negro was
put INTO box at Nashville lately and ship
ped for Cincinnati the intent of the parties
being to make him free. On the arrival Of
the train at Seymour, Olio, careless handling
started off part of the cover and disclosed
the fugitive who was sent back to bondage.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

HoMcIDE.-On the 9th inst, at San Juan,
in Los Angeles county, Californian named
Mateo Romero killed Sonorian called
Anastacio Juarez The act was committed
with large knife, and from the proof, was
clearly an act of self-defence
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
7IUNTER 4 CO.'S
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZANETA BITTERS.

stM IF You WANT TO DRINK an exceed 80
SYSaingly pleasant and healthy Tonic, and at ~
~Ah2 the same time EAa&
Encourage Home Manufacture.
Try this splendid article II has never been lverts-
ed and is comparative now but Its merits have
caused 1t to become So WIDELY KNOWN and IMMENsE-
LY POPULAR, that the thousand nd one nds of TRASH
imported and PrRPuRTiNG to be imported from the
Stites and palmed oil on the tn public coon
He ,LrHY prTERs. are being driven from the market.
Nearly all old California miners are acquainted with
the virtue in the MAMASErA bush, IRON EXPERIENCE,
besides which, It has been pronoun ed to rare
edca properties, 10y some of the FIRST physicians and
chemists OF the age, and assure the public that Il
has lost nothing in the compound. Aside from IT, ona
OF the principal ingredients being CALfFORE1A WIsE
HUNTER CO, sole Proprietors,
Market street, San Francisco.
Having been appointed Sole Agent in
IarIsyile Tor the above excellent and celebrated
tcle, am happy to inform my friends and the public
generally that am prepared to supply the demand,
Tor any quantity, at ONE EE0ULAR PRICE, according 70
the amount purchased.
HENRY RERNS,
Ma. Nurt,n Ale H"use,
Corner Third and streets,
apo-Sm Opposite st Nicholas Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

Their PoLloY.-A Washington dispatch says:
The friends here of the seceders at Charles
ION openly avow their policy to be that Of
throwing the election into the House by run
ming three or four tickets. Once there, they
count on fifteen Southern States, together
with California and Oregon, to elect their
man. This plan involves keeping out Kan
sas until the next session, which they have
the power to do through the Senate
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN Cross. The Los
Angeles Star of the 18th inst, says: We
are informed upon pretty good authority,
that couple of representatives from these
modern crusaders have been in our midst for
some days past, most likely here to make
converts for their chvalric institution. One
of them is said to hold the commission of
Colonel under some one of the governments
which now distract poor Mexico.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

CALToHSIANs IN EUROPE The Alta learns
by letter from London, that Messrs Joseph
A. Donahue, Edgar Mills ard John G. Hal
leck of San Francisco, had arrived at Flor
enco from India, and were about starting for
Paris
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

SHoT.-The Plumas STANDARD of May 10Th,
says; We learn from William Russell, that
Mr., George Martin, of this Valley, en- route
Tor "ashoe, while stopping at the springs
Two miles beyond Beck worth s, on Wcdnes
day last, was shot by the accidental discharge
OF gun As the accident happened after
the express passed the springs, We are unable
to learn the particulars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
HE Sacramento Bee publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch;

,r LARSON CtFY, May 10.
10 H. b. ROBINSON: If nited States forces
are on the way, with arms and ammunition,
as reported. we do not see the immediate
necessity Of requiring anything further-if
not on the way, answer immediately. If
United States forces are not on the way, can
they not be induced to cQme? AS we have
no regularly organized Government here it
is absolutely Necessary to have a properly
organized military force. Signed: o Lon.
dauer d Co, J. &. Fall & Co., Jonn GHlig,
Harvey Gregory, F. NJ Proctor, j. L Riddle,
Riddle, H. f. Rice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

SIcKLY Season IN New ORLEANS "A pri-
vate letter received in this city yesterday.
dated New Orleans April l 9th, states that
a large number OF persons were leaving that
city and predicting that the present will he
one OF the most sicky seasons ever expert
enced in New Orleans.
The cotton and sugar crops promise to be
unusually large Stockton Arqtts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

A family Of father, mother, and four chill
dren' living on Deep Run, about six miles
above Wheeling, Va. were swept away 10y
the storm last Tuesday night. The roof of
Their house leaked very much. and they went
underit for protection from the ram, and
while there the stream swelled so rapidly,
81 and came down upon them with such violence
mat the whole six were swept away like
drawS One only. young lad, lodged upon
some drift wood, to which he clung during
Tue whole of the night. and was rescued the
next % morning The rest were drowned.-N
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
MARYSVILLE PARK COURSE.
TEOttinE Races.
L S 6 O..

EHSl Odys- w SuneSUdys june Sltns
APURSE Of 8 200 wifbe given for TEN MILE
TkpT, provided four horses enter and start ior the
race
Second Day--Thursday, June 2sth.
Purse Of $3.50, three best in Eve. Three horses
to enter and start for the race.
Third Day--Friday, June Goth.
Purse Of $400 two mile heats, three horses to en-
ter and start for the race
The above races all 60 to harness. according to rule
Entrance ten per cent. IN an the above races. En-.
tries to close June 20th with the undersigned
The racing and the public of Cal fornia gener-
ally, may rest assured that the purses as above ad
vertised, will be hung up ut the JUDGES sand regu-
larly, at the appointed hour of each day
The foregoing Races win be run according to the
Rules Of the Marysville Park.
The track mas been put in complete order and is
now in fine condition to receive horses. Those who
may wish to train their animals can now have an op-
portunity ofdnng so.
Fine stabling accommodations are on the premises,
and an abundance Of excellent water, and nothing
will be found wanting conducive to health and con-
Yen nee.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Park House for visitors.
PAVILION has been erected tor The accommo-
da'ion of Ladies and Families, who may rest assured
that no person of an improner character will be al
lowed on the Stand. r. r. O'HA LON
mayl5 u Proprietor Marysville Park Course.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

PAPER Mill IN SANTA CRUz.-H. Van Walk
enburg & Co intend to buiid mill to make
wrapping paper from straw. in Santa Cruz.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

SPEAKING of the prize fight, the London
correspondent of the New York Times, says:
1t was well known that Mr.. Heenan would
not lie allowed to carry the champions belt
ont of the country, ana the Englshmen who
had bet their all on Sayers. as soon as they
found the champion was losing. resorted to
the most unfair means, kicking Heenan and
pulling him down. meeting of the Amer
ieans will take place in L. ndon to night, and
you may expect to see some twenty contro-
versies in the papers. Mr.. George Wilkes
will demand the belt for Heenan, and will
furnish testimony to prove he is entitled to
it. of one thing your renders may he Ger
tain, heenan's rights will be properly attend
ed to, and his position will be maintained to
the last. The N. Y. Tribune says "a gen
tleman now at the St Nicholas, and who
witnessed the fight, says that when lIeenan
had got Sayers into such position that he
must have inevitably won the fight, John
Morissey cnt the ropes and let Heenan fall to
the ground
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

IHE GRAPE Fly IN TUoLUMNE-We are
very sorry to observe says the Columbia
Courier, that our whole crop of grapes is
threatened this year with that dreaded vine
yard pest, the grape fly. 1t would appear
That in the whole country around us, among
the gardens. ranches. and vineyards, the fly
Is observable in immense quantities Our
readers would like to know OF sure remedy
for this evil, which has been tested by ex-
psrlence. We believe that a strong suds
made of whale-oil soap, if syringed upon
the leaves and vine, would kill the insect I;
out this method is a very tedious one; yet
Il Is better to do this than to lose our grapes
Gan anybody inform us ola better method