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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Laying OF the Corner Stone of the Pleas
nntyiIIe Academy.

The ceremony of laying the Corner
Stone of the Clarified Union Academy"
at Pleasahtyille, came off on Tuesday last.
1t was great day Tor Pleasant township.
Between two and three thousand Of the
"best sors' and "farest daughters" OF
Old Fairfield were there to witness the
ceremony, all rejoicing in the good work
being inauguralcd-all Jealous in tho
cause of ofeducation.
The speeches of the occasion were elo.
quent and appropriate. We heard those
of Messrs. CoNNELL, ScuLE1cu, and Rev.
GALBRA1Tu, and 1t is but justice to those
gentlemen TO say that they did themselves
great credit, manfesting deep interest
and commendsble zeal in the "good cause
of education.
The citizens of Pleasant township, ant
especially those who are more immediate
lv interested in the success of the Acade
my, deserve much credit for their energy
perseverance AMI liherality. For tn
public dinner provided. and the abundanc
of good things Of Tuesday last, the publ
owe them deb. of gratitude they wi
never be able to discharge.
In the erection Of their Academy, tlN
citizens Of Pleasant township will rear fc
, themselves a monument that will do theI
: honor when the marble erected TO mar
/ their las, resting place shall have crumb
q ed into dust.
: The Investment they have made in th'
C institution will return TO them with te
j. fold increass-not in dollars and cents, b.
y in the glorious consolation of having doT
e good-in the merry footstcp of their chi
= dren going up to wisdom.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Perry county Democracy.

The Democracy Of Perry county arc
greatly distracted. The county seat ques-
ton seems to- have divided them beyond
the possibility of reunion. We learn
that TsB, Cox jr,, feeling himself ag-
grieved by the course of the Democratic
press in sornersetj has determined 10 is
sue paper in opposition to the "union''
Ii is said Mr.. Cox is determined to rue
or divide the Democracy Of his county
We sincerely hope he may succeed, not
only in dividi"g' his party, Tut in keep
ing Il diJided. i-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Obe Markets.
LANCAsTER MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, Aug. 7, 1850.
Flour-Sales Of $500 brls at 5 i5'
. 20 for super6ne State, 525a5 As for ex-
ira State; 5 lOs5 20 for superfue Western.
OF the sales about 900 brls for export.
Rye Flour steady at 3 5oa4 % for common
to choice supsI6ne.
Wheat-S1les Of 81 600 bush Milwaukee
club at I 25aI 81, ESQ bush CHOICE white
Kentucky at As; 305 white Michigan at
I 40; $50 bush mixed Michigan at | 80.
Rye--steady; sales Of 5000 bush al
.8lc.
Corn-more active; sales Of SO 800 bu
at GeaG2tc for sound nike Western.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

The meeting Of the Lincoln Club Of
Friday night last, was the largest and
most respectable political gathering we
have seen in Lancaster for years. The
speech Of our worthy Ex-GoSerhor, Hon.
SALMON P. CHASE. was able. A clearer ex'
pose of Republican principles; more for
clble vindication Of right; more scath-
ing rebuke TO wrong was never delitefed.
Mr.. CHASE traced with great ability the
history of the present issues, showing
clearly that tho policy Of the government
had been changed, the principles Of the
fathers abandoned, and every right made
to bend and every interest to yield to the
demands oIthe slave power, He showed
that the fathers were averse to slavery ex-
tension. and early took steps to inhibit it;
that this policy had been gradually chang
ed as slave labor became profitable, and
the South began to feel the necessity o.
increased political power until the senti
ment Of free labor was almost crushed
out and slavery came to be justified OF
high, moral grounds; and how the flee mel
of the North arose to assert their rights
to roll back the wave Of aggression upor
itself. lie exposed the fsllacy that lher,
could te property in man.; and, best o
all, laid bare theutter abSurdity of "squat
ter sovereignty" and exposed the 'tols
pretencss" ofthe Douglas Democracy. II
showed how parties were divided upo
the slavery issue. The Breckinridge me-
ofthe South favor slavery extension, claim
Jig hat slavery exists in the Territorie
by virtue of the Constitution. The Re
publicans oppose its extension into terri
tories now free, and the Douglas party,
sort of go between, are inddersr
os towheiher slavery is voted up Q
voted down
Upon the whole, Mr., CHASSIS speec
. was most able, eloquent, and well amec
1 A few such efforts would go far TOWARD
the redemption Of this, the most benign
= ed political region in Ohio,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

EgThe contest for place before the
Democratic primary election to be held
next Saturday, is being intensified as the
time approaches, The great struggle
seems to be upon Sheiiits.
The battle has narrowed itself down
between jim WEAVER the tayorite OF the
fossil;teroas remnant Of the "Red Lodge
Clique," and jim MILLER of the people
But little foresight is required to divine
the result. The dynasty Of the Red
Lodgers is ended. Their candidate will
be badly beaten. The Democratic masses
will nominate Miller, triumphartly anC
with ease ......
jim MILLER is the man Republicans
sill have 10 beat this fall. Let us thcl
to the work at once.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Tom Corwin in Fayette County.

The following are the resolutions adopt
ed in Fayetts county, Saturday last, "at
large and enthusiastic mass meeting"
Of the Republicans, held in Washington:
Resolved, That the jealous and manly de-
ftnse OF the Republican party by the Hon.
Thomas Corwiu, during the late session
of Congress and his uniform & consistent
support Of the Hon. John Sherman during
the contest for Speaker, merits our appro'
val and recommendation.
.Resolved, That we the Republican par
ty of Fayette county, in mass convention
assembled, do without the formality off
district convention, nominate the Hon
Thomas Corwin as our candidate for re
] election to- Congress.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Douglas Msetlnr.

On Saturday night Of last week, our fel- |
low citizen, J. NJ. Connell. Esq, replied
to the speech Of Ex-Governor Chase-af.
ter tie Douglas sOrt-which was no rs-
ply at all. We had feared. from The pa
radO Of hand bills, and the boasting Of
Mr.. ConuslPs ftiendsi that the able and
truthful speech Of Mr.. Chase would be
completely wiped out BY the Douglas
champion, but 10 our great disappoint-
ment and delight, Mr.. CohnelI coItrovert.
ed no statement Of fact, answered no con-
cusion Of logic made by the Governor
Mr.. Connell's speech was merely declam-
atoIy, OF rather denuuciatory, and while
it pleased the Democratic rabble, putting
Mr.. Council peg higher in the cstima-
ton Of large portion Of his party, yet
the intelligent portion of his aulience-
those who heard and appreciated II e mas.
terIy and dignifed effort of Friday night;
those who have some knowledge Of the
character and history Of the issues that
now divide the public, must have seen how
far short of a reply Mr.. COnnells effort
was.
The abuse heaptd upon Mr.. Chase was
most unworthy Mr.. Council and most un
called for. 1t was. however, IN periec
keeping with the Douglas Democracy o
this county and would only have been lol
Grated by Democratic crowd.
We have no room, this week, for c1
tended comment upon Mr.. ConnelI'
speech. We should be glad to answer
word by word. There is no toletably we
posted school boy in the land who coul
: not overwhelm Mr. Connell's speech
every point-not but that Mr.. Come
managed his case with shrewdness an
skill, but that he was engaged in a cau'
without foundation in truth, principle
justice.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

EEAt the annual meeting Of Che Fair
field County Bible Society the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the en-
suing year:
President-Dr. GEO. KAUFMAN.
Secretary-S. P, SPREcHER.
Treasurer-JosEPH Work. JR.
Board Of Managers Work, Thos.
Older, John D. Martin, John Rainey, and
Emanuel Giesy
During the year the Society has re-
ceived from contributions and sale o
books s29S So. Ll
Paid agent Of Parent Society, $3.50 10
Paid freight, &C., So S6.
Has booksremaining on hsndS S2ll 81
By order Of Society.
s, p. SPREcnER, Secretary.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

PATENT CIDER MILL Mr.. j. B,ckel is
agent for Stevens Patent Cider Mill and
Press, which is said 20 be far superior to
any ofthe numerous patents now in use.
We learn that Vne OF the above presses is
in operation at kbram Stutzmans near
Berne Station. Farmers would dowell to
call anG examine this patent before pur'
chasing elsewhere
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

EEOn the first page of this weeks
taper will be found the List Of Premiums
to be awarded at the coming Fairfield
County Agricultural Society, to be held
on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the
10Th, llth, and 18th Of October iiext'--
Il will be seen that the amount Of prem'
ums to be awarded this year, exceeds thai
Of any previous one 800.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

RALTIa RE, Aug. 8.
Flouf-Firm and advancing; Howard
Street at s CIT.
Grain--W Wheat buoyant; white ! 40a
6j; ie1 2Oa135 Corn 6rmer aud ad-
vanced &c; white eoaooc; yellow 7Oa73.
Whiskey--Firm at 2l
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

RE- Francis A. Hoffman, who was
nominated by the Republican State Con-
vention of Illinois for Eeu.enat Governor
and who published his intention to with
draw, has it is understood, in accordance
with the resolutions passed at two Con
gressional Conventions, concluded tc
withdraw his resignation and consented
70 run as the candidate for that Office.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Provided the Presidential Election Goes
into Congress.
From tho New York Timesl


[From tho New York Timesl
Agreeably to the Constitution, when
t he returns from the several electoral col
leoes have been read by the Vice Presi-
den, in the presence of the assembled
Congress, and it shall have been as
certained that no candidate has ma
jority OF all the electoral votes, it be-
comes the duty Of the House Of Repre-
sentatves to choose from the three nu.
merically highest names on the list the
future President. A quorum oftwo,thrdS
is required for this purpose, The delega'
tion Of each State casting q single vote
and the successful aspirant must have :
majority Of all the votes. In the preSen
Congress the delegations as they stant
would unquestiousbly distribute thei
votes as indicated in the subioihcd table
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

EE Another heavy raiusstOrm, accom-
panied by terrific thunder and lightning,
passed over Springfield, Illinois, on the
4th inst, completely demOhshing num-
Der Of buildings, among others carriage
mandatory, demolishing a large number
of valuable carriages. A number Of un-
finished buildings in various parts of the
city we're blown down. No lives were
lost.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
German Meetings.

German Meetings.
Our distinguished and eloquent candi'
date for Senatorial Elector on the Repub-
lican ticket. FRED. HAssAUREK, will address
his German fellow.citizens at the follow.
ing times and places.
Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Tuesday Sept.
d. at 2. Pm.
Logan, Hooking Co., Wednesday, Sept.
s, at PM.
Macarthur, Vinton Co.. Thursday, Sept.
6, at 9, p. NJ.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

rnE OLDEST INHABIrANr.-The poor
old Court House, like Alciphron, has
gone through fire, and water, and air and
come out above ground. 1t has beer the
butt Of unnambered jokes, it has been
pelted with stones and despatched with
circus bills, it has been stunned by light
nrng and stump oratory, but it stands!-
Itis now about to be scalped and re-roof'
ed. We noticed man on its top Sester-
day morning, digging the shingles Oft with
a grubbing hoe.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

EJNorth Carolina bas gone for Breck
inridge by majority Of about s,ooo.-
Where is Ms Douglas party IN the old
North .StaAg Will our friends Of he Ohio
Eagle inform usl
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
List OF Republican Mass Meetings


List Of Republican Mass Meetings
for the IIth Congressional Dis
trict.
MoArthur, Vintou county, Monday,
Aug Fisherman and Hon, V. B.
Horton.
Pomeroy, Meigs county, Tuesday Aug.
28-Sherman and Horton.
Athens, Athens county, Wednesday
Aug, 29--Sherman and Horton.
Logan, Hooking county. Thursday
Aug 3O.--Sherman and Horton.
New Lexington, Perry county, Friday
Aug 3l.-Sherman aud Horton.
Lancaster, Fairfield county, Saturday
Sept, fisherman and Horton.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

EFSee Geo. W. PRGTT's new adver-
tisement in another column. Boot, Shoe
and Leather Store, under the hardware
store Of j. G. Weaver. He pledges HIM
self to sell excellent work very low.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
In Fairfield County Court of Com. Plea

George Kaufman, Plaintiff, against John II Tennent,
Defendant,
Motion 10 repips dormant Judgmert.
TVNHE Defendant John h. 4. rennant, }. nolihsI lha'
on Aprll4 1860 the Plaintiff died 10 said Court
his motor n against him. alleging that al the October
Term OF said Court. 1853, he recovered Jud dsmehl
against him for 03S damagesand s73o costs oil sun
whi n /, now dormant aud nnreeO erred and unsaiis
Ged either in whole or in part and paying that an
order light be entered, requiring sad DefendanI 70
show by October next, why the cause shonu ho'
he revived against him and exc cUon awarded there
on And that such order has been made by SAID court
and unless h, appear and answer By said day, Ihe
ihereon JOHN c. RAlNEY, Clerk.
August ,, tsGg-GwIs pfs so
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Dissolution of Prt nership.

TIVE Partnership heretofore existing between SIM
EoN h. BiCKFoRD Il JOHN G. DAVIS in the
Lancaster Wooien Factory, Lancaster Ohio is bv mn
tual consent. this day dissolved. The books and ae-
counts Of said dim in the possession Of said Sim
con g. Bickord who is authorized 70 collect and set
tie the accounts aud bu siness said firm. He will be
found al all times al the plGce OF busaes formerly
occupied by said Ara. Allpersons indebted to said
Arm are req ested le come forward and make imme-
dIAte payment SIMEON p. BICKF0RD,
NAV I6 IsGO-Tlf JOHN C. DAVIS.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Admins Sale.
FuIBIfG Sale
OF A
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING

= l. I'D.
YUylIE Lancaster Ohio Manufacturing Company viii
offer at public sale,
ON THURSDAY, August 80, 1860,
on the premises in the city Of Lancaster, Ohio, all
their Bulldings Machinery and Real Estate insisting
of Three Story Brick Building, 325 BY 80 feet, ana
a One story Brick Shed Building adjoining the man
building go by 10 feet with Brick Engine and Boiler
Houses and Brick chimney stuck ~ ieet blgh, orick
ofce, aud Crib capable Ct fhodng $4,000 bushels OF
60 rn aud about Five Acres Of ground siuated "hin mn
the southe rn Ii mits OF said city, The engine l
horse no wer with two inch forcing pumps ataenea
The Buildings and Machinery are all new, ana were
erected aud equipped Starch Factory, ior t1s
manufacturing OF Starch from Indian Corn, out eoud
be readily and eheaply converted into manuIaStut
ing establ lshmebt for other purposes Al desltaoie,
Upon the premises is a powerful aud never. m
Spring. OF pure water, capable OF furnishing oOOO 70
900 barrels of pure water every twenty iour houts
The above establishments located on tue BANK oi tae
Hooking Valley Canal, with su6siahtAl "hatl oe
longing TO the same, aud Is within twenty rods ., s1e
Depot of the Cincinnati, Wilmington aud laIestihs
Railroad ant Is every way one cf the best l9eaIsu
works in tue country The whole viii pc sou AZ
great bafggtH and is welwort the attention and eh
animation OF purchases. The terms oi sale wiz oe
made known on the day N sale.
P.v. TRUMP, Ptes't. L. o. NJ TO-
| Lancaster, Ohio, JuIg %, S6O-5wH
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Hon. v. b. Horton.

Hon. V. B. Horror, our candidate for
Congress spent part of Thursday, Friday.
and Saturday Of last week with his friends
in this county. Mr. HoRrON is much be-
loved by the people Of Fairfield, and his
visit here accomplished great good. Aflis
honest face and noble bearing inspired his
friends with confidence and courage. while
they flledlhe enemy with terror and dis
may y,zBntV sEmf'E sEyegr5F4
On Friday evening after Mr.. CHASE
had concluded his remarks, Mr.. HORTON
being loudly called for, came forward and
made short, but eloquent speech. Ht
will control the entire opposition of this
county, Whig, American and RePu' lican
Unless we greatly miscalculats, the gray
headed man (Mr. Horion) will beat the
"white headed boy" (Mr. Martin } will
case in the coming struggle. h'As
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

Head Quarters, LIST Brigade, 9TH Div, o. NJ. q O'V. NJ
LANCASTER, August /, 1860.
TVNHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS Of Company "Fn
il First Brigade aforesaid, are hereby commanded
TO assemble at their armory in Lancaster,
! / ! |. i. !.
d On Friday, August II, 1850,
III and after choosing three qualified electors
kNA Tone OF whom shall be the highest officer In
NAN. rank present, not a candidate) TO act as
EHES Judges, and one qualified elector to act as
VII Clerk of said election, proceed between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r.
lNI NJ. to elect one Second Lieutenant and one
Third Lieutenant of said Company, to hll
~ the vacancies Oceasioned BY the promotion
Of Second lieutenant Stafford and the resignation OF
Third Lieutenant Rice. Said election will be conduct
e in nil respects In accordance with the Laws aud Ne
gulntions governing the Militia and Volunteer Ml
lin Of iLc State BY order of Brig Cen n. Schlech.
Wv - JOuN s. BRASEE. Brig. Major.
Lancaster, August 2, le6O-1wls
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
CtNc1NYAr1, August 7lh, 1860.
Civ. CoM.
ST. Lorts, August 7th, 1860.

I"T"I OF. IlUVIsI hUSU5I TVII, TOUT
GIN. CoM- Blair elected certain for the
long tern, by about one thousand majority.
The short term is very close and still in
doubt, with chances ii favor Of Barrett
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09

lllInuis would vote for Douglas and
Tennessee for Bell:--the delegation from
Arkansas is divided between Douglas and
Breckemidge,-tho from K e n tucky,
Maryhdd and North Ca DINA are equally
divided, Bell on the one hand and Dem
ocrat on the other. The vote in the
House would therefore stand thus:
Lincoln, 10 Bell, 2
Breckpridge. l2 Equally divided, 3
Douglas, I
Total, 33
II isnot at all likely that Kansas will
be admitted in advance of the election
so thati7 votes only will be required to
elect. 1t is certain that, in the event Of
a failure to elect by the popular vote, Lin
coin will Soto the House, and it is al
most certain that Breckenridge will also
Whether Bell or Douglas will be the thlrt
on the list is doubtful; but one Of the TIVE
oan in any event be voted for.
D Lincoln will lack but t,Co votes Of al
} election: While Breckenridge will lack fUf
and ehhOt Bell or Douglas lack l6.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
FIVE PREPARATIONS
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noi sIq1 nv IdAoa a1ILNFANL ssNOLvS' NG inc
suou esvi 'pssodmoS sIR siuirIduiOl aupurJul ioJ
sslpsusI 9ulo Sgl QpIuA 70 souooIsu 10 ssn an, mo
lIussI OF IlRlIso aIg q!qA sa0u9nbasuu' 5unuSllt
puu nus ssotit uioD meVl sGEs % qsle pun 'ualpue
Inok 10 VIEtsq pup EN- sq,euISa NOISY FliI 'sP'o
30 UoISIRaaGO 10 sssR9 ltR NJ sso9Sns Srily"H a."
pssn 81 II Slpomsuds-liuu nv Suaq-Trnbe ousrr
urud 5ul1sIIsI pun ,sIaAOa sqi 5unutuSaI 'noivurE
.u 5uIonpeI smnS sql 5ulusUos laJ oslu 'dzo0 pHr
'pp5E syi u ploO pm 'y5JuoIS 'Vl 70 "ntt9t ~
-aO q All NJ Sald,AD .6IsIHosSd 'ppy11bi6 6H' 7'@
usIpjiy5 I6I uaouY ou uolIrIDdeId sIQpilsA arc si
ss Iasi spIeufmoJ u 'ussreI SUI IoI -sSirhfisas'
sII su,uSPpSP 40 10 pue1snl ruUo InoSlo s5HitaSns
syI SHiomsL 20 seAsUeI 9IoJ9Isql puB pulH hHD y"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
kOad NOtfce.

NroTlCE is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
~ sented to the Commissioners Of Fairfield county
on The First Monday Of September merit PRAYING ior he
Ter to HavGnsport as ruis dagonay through the West
half of Section Fifteen, and the Northeast corner OF
Section Sixteen In said county.
August 9, lH60-5wlS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-09
Tic EIection of Frank blair.

The following correspondence by telr-
graph,took place yesterday, between the
Cincinnati Commercial aud the Missouri
Democrat:
CtSoNvArr, August 7lh, 1860.
No. DEa;--Is Frank Blair certainly
elected? What is his majority? Answer
Immediately.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-14
James .Nr EUy,
EIftt,tyIg f.


pFns is-rs repeatedly ~ ihir,r his frisnas.
sra 'hs riii,srs ~ nstrr Rbrge srd ~ vsinity
generally. that he is prepared ist short nriiee ~
essrrte sny prists IN connection with the cree.
'rr ~ ~ repairs ~ Ruiiairrs with whirh he fnay
be- entrusted he win 4isr furnish ~ cru,ts~irfs,
Builders. Planters snd others sssh ready pflinsa
snd gisssd " desirsd,J VENittAS SHUTTERS
with stationary cr pivot stats, Inside Rolling
blinds, Psnfisi Duets ~ ofsrV required siss. ~
ss iow rates Ne ihsE rsn be ehl-inea elsewhere IN
The South ana cf the beet style ~ workmanship
lie has sisr established IN connection with The
shove tDnptNp DEPARTMENT, rherrin al
r'ipts viii he ssecrlsi promptly ofstREVs ~
snr required capacity made ~ ntaet.
iie would siso respectfully suggest 10 ihcss who
'nsy contemplate briiaing. that he is prepared 10
Fs, NJ designs ard plans ~ hutsi Cottages aui
other Residences. With hetsiisd specifications.
nils ~ quantities cf materials esiiu,strs ~ trsi
etc, On reasonable tefrs. orders fct sny NJ
ths -hcve named workmanship ~ services, tsf
IN es's ~ M-ss,s
bAN'L ftiCRT. West Rsirn Rouge.
JORDAN Hnt1r. i,usndaie. ~.
tLFRtb bupLANTfFR, Msnehae,E y. n. Rouge,
" p. SALE, spfinsHsis, I-,
~ ,htc.eh the Poet Once. viii ,ees' -i,h with
prompt attention
Nv shop no Fpt,h Boulevard street. opposite
he state House. Baton Rouge. La.
Apsust cir. 1859
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-14
-. II. ITCH H.,
h,Wg incer r. .IE0sbjnisf.

IA TON ROUGE, IA
UAVlNH located rfEself IN ,iis city, hsr leave
W ~ bHef my services a. pisutets sna rihrfs ~
80 hNuiNrfR sna MAcHfNisr, having h=d tri
Feqts experience IN The isisna NJ urbs and sev-
etsl te4rs ~ 'his state Feel confident NJ hsirs
shle " give perfect satisfaction ~ all 'hrse whp
'rsg fsvnt ne with thels psttpn.Ee. Particular
attention eiver ~ STEAM TRAINS ~ III aesctir
tiuns. Machinery ~ all kinis tersitsd, sra fully
guaranteed
SIN ssr prepared ~ furnish ~ short rht-r
SUGAR Wills. s1fAM bNglNFS, PURT AHIF
nNgisfs; SASH and CIRCULAR SAW WIS.
~ The latest patterns nae AssE FuNNADE /,
sfbAM TRAINS, Of all descriptions. etc. etc.
- Letters addressed 10 :, Il mus, Baton
Rrrse, ~, viii riss, p'tlrpt attention.
inur1h.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-14
10 AMMAN pLANrEpa.

STRAIGHT and rrunhsd hsnals Uare Rnires
- 9th ard without hruke. Topper nni finned
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