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M TRoTTsEa RACE AT the Creole Course il II
come ID On Friday tomorrow. See notice Q
& zr. pybns. VI II
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LOUISIANA IN SLICES.
Parish or st. James.

.Jp he Cbast-The Scenery, etc.-P Plantation As
peas-Nsgi'o Houses--Stoch- and Horse
Perish of 81 James - Psinceiy Estdtes- The
Cd,areat and Jefferson College Statistics The
Chops, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

SF THE NEW OPREA H0UsR.- This evening, for the
heneht 81 Nj. EcsIlat, q Martha In it will APP
Y psar hesHieurs Ecarlat and Genibrel, Mime DIAL
mont Hesuaker and MILE Geismar.
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PAS CHnisrAN HoTEI. This delightful sum
mering place Is to be opened early in June. J.
hfcDannsll, proprietor.
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- eari-It L moi trne that Georea q

Sloat Co.. their Agents. have enjoined selling
soat Co.'S Sewing Machines On the contrary the
fused the Injunction the ground that the sloat Co. Ma
chine great Improvement Howe's patent It
would injurious to the public stop their manufacture.
If Soat Co. Machine is the best offered this
market why does s. H. Peck Agent for the Wheeler &
Wilson, find to make such publications the
In the Picayune of yesterday
We willing to submit the superiority of Machine
the Wheeler Wilson's to all who have both thus we
honorable competition, willing for the public judge
we publish misrepresentation intended nure
business Of those La competition with us.
N Notwithstanding Mr. Pecks card of yesterday, the
public will find the sloat Co. Machine at 81 Canal
street usnal. Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
ps- FsxticzaArs of the Great Prize Fight
On third page.

zhlz morning " L. Wilt u given another of those
mnsineea which have been 80 popular among the
Iadies f0r the past week. Mr.. LaRue, with his
naual Iberality, has extended an invitation to the
1rphans connected with the different assylums in
THU cfty to visit tie exhibition to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

BsT o. HEEsAs. The Albany Express says q
letter was received ID that city BY the last steamer.
nom John horrissey, in which he (forrisseya adj
v xisea certain sporting men 10 bet their pile on
Z tie BENIGN Boy. "a =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

TIM PxRoDr TRaufE. All the Ainphitheater VIE
are to hare this evening Rossinis famous comic
opera, The barber of Seville. signora Parodi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

4 DrvE ron LlBEsrg. On Monday night the Esd
y pitss Miss Agnes Logan suspected Of burglary, Id
Norwich, Connecticut, escaped from the officer by
plunging into the river and swimming quarter of
i q mile Bnt she WAS arrested next morning I'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

Il 4 CuRlors paEsoMssoN or NATURE ga New
York paper says there is growing in parior in
that city thrifty plant, which sprung from seed
procured from an Egyptian mummy, entombcd
thousanda of years age. Though the seed had
been injured, she terminating principle still re-
maff1ed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
MO CASp1pArr. card d Mr. ]. N. Forgay.

ST. CHARLss HorLI. CoarANY. - A dividend Of
NJ 30 bas been declared. see advertisement.
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eHEpfr SAFE. Tha particular attention Of buyers
: ralea g sis sarse sale Of spring and summer oIo.ans
ha els n take pisee shis day. ii 10 O'Clock NJ the sals
rooms u Roger Cos u ana Il Old rssee stses Terms
kssz ssssa. aisats asys credit
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Eco MMUN IcATED.

ATuHAFALAYA, April 18th.
Ed. Crescent Nature and art, at this beautiful
season. are stretching their blended and irresistible
scepter Of improvement over this noble stream.
Il is exhilarating to every faculty of the mind and
power Of the body to occupy seat on the shaded
and breezy bank, in the genial warmth Of the af-
ternoon hours, and inhae the delicious atmosphere
To the adnirer Of nature it il luxurious delight to
observe the deep, rich tints of spring spre az
over the woods, and transferred by the glowing
evening sunbeams to the clear bosom of these
calmly flowing waters. The vivid coloring on the
watery mirror during the gentle decline OF yester-
days sun memory has not seen surpassed IN any
climate embraced In my wide wanderings. ride
on the excellent roads running on the verge OF
this fine current By pleasant mansions, picturesque
cottages, verdant peach orchards, fragrant gar
dens and busy plantations, is highly gratifying TO
every sense.
Ti;a sanitary condition Of tl,i' FcIs f'tile and
rapidly opening country is now excellent, and
compares favorably with any portion Of the State.
Leyees span the bayous wide tracts are reclaimed
each year from the retiring woods the waters are
confined to natural and artificial channels; popu-
lation increases, Industry is swiftly augmenting
all the elements Of life. The vicinity Of Atchafa-
laya post-offce store, kept by Mr.. Woodroff, "a
gentleman of nrbane manners) Cypress Point and
Simn,s' Point are desirable places for summer re-
treat, affording retirement and amusements of a
rural and healthfnl character. Fish, in great va
riety, and turtles, are taken from the stream in
profnsion, and the woods are well supplied with
deer and other game. Two steamers navigate
weekly between New Orleans and Opelousas, and
a visit in the ensuing season to the scenery and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

TWENTY FIVE DoLLaRs REWARD Is offered "a
e capture q Ae saaiao slave Peter, See advertisement
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asO 2plm6w

s8A Word to the Aged-In the decline of
life the loss Of vital force physical decay
only be safely supplied by vying preparation which
cuits strength and spirits without enang the exhaustion
which always the final effect Of ordinary smulants We
tender the aged Hosetter Stomach Bers nvgoan
immediate in It's benehe action and
Its effect tones the stomach improves the appetite,
like charm upon the spirits and tends not only proong life
beyond its usual but to render enjoyable in It's
ing in ITS prime For dyspepsia oppression after eating bill
ious chole wind choc of the stomach sick
headache, chi and fever tremens prosirao and all the
complaints special the feebe the Bters earnestly
recommended by thousands who have witnessed their superior
efficacy In such cases. Nj
Sold Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
Co. and ISL Charities street, sole agents for the Southern
States whom all should be addressed and by drug
gists dealers generally everywhere. $50 2p6t&tW
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Cigars !. Cigars :!

Purchasers will always find in assortment of the well
brandsjenudsd Flor de Pusdas Meridians Flor de
Pancho ReGowa Caborga, Paraga Know Something Wash
ngon Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano etc. etc., the lowest
prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
OBS 2ptf 20 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

MgWhy does CrIstndOro's Excelsior Dye
present stronger claims public confidence than other Hair
Dye in existence?
Because 1T Is the only that has been analysed and
publicly approved by the highest chemical authority.
Also the that other dye has been subjected
to chemical analysis at ALL
Moreover besides being free from poisonous Ingredient
finer black brown and in shorter space of time
than any other dye in the world.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
as 2pIm&W CRIsTADoRo. No 8 Aston House, N Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

Y Doc LesT.-For the return Of which liberal
rssard & offered. $50 advertisement. ~
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ga~ Important ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. James
Old Establhet Dispensary 81 number and 105
be Custonhonse street, Royal and Bourbon Streets
New Orleans. Mr.
a SPECIALITY.
tn blood diseases nervous and general debility
and weakness Of the organs
No mercury other poisons used
quick permanent and guaranteed in al curabe
Has the eneomums the and the medical aculty Of
lheUnited States and Europe, and Of this community
Remember the Old Established DispenSary of Dr. James is
~ old number and lo5 number Cnstomhonse street be-
Royal Bourbon streets Office open from O'CLOCK
A. NJ. till 8 o'clock P. NJ.
All professional interviews stricriE confidential az zplm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

LOST TEs DoLLAGs gEwARD.--A black terrier
deg. See advertisement Of C. A. cnlhessson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

= s.,sr;rs Ms pvooa,s hen.
2 w. snsss n m yar;aties. The
800. racl<e5 almost 10 the ton tier,
axc ~ 49, eikly could scarcely desire : more
hrirS< 1Y1ts1n than WAS offered TO her BY the I'M
sS ~ ~ ~ @
,,;,,ss,,. 80
1 49, s,,s;s;,, ~ IN. Il, II.
80 q ..s..,. ~ sa,,,s alss
d 49,. "a s.s,,v ,,,a;st An NM,
~, 1890 ~ hsa~t $
N s q, i
- = s .t,s ~,
.,'s''. ~. ~. s,a 80 (. =.
NJ ~ 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

sFExperience teaches that deIicacy
many females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obviaed in the
of sr James Glarkes Female Pills. prepared after the
scpon of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen of Eng
land the only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and distinctions from cause They
be sent in bottle containing pills. post free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent
General Agent the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
", j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fe9 2ply&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

From cur special Travelling Correspondent
cAsrsnlak r. o., Parish Seat Of s., jamie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
Fishing Tackle.


Ro USSE T &c GE N I'M
Have receceiyed their complete assortment
or Fishing Lines, Hooks and Tackle,
generally call the attention of country and city dealers to
the following
$1,000 NJ genuine LIMERICK HooKs-Ali sizes.
$4,000 NJ SHEEP HEAD
10000 Chester Town FISH AND TROUT HooKs-Ah Sizes
1000 MINHaNSHooKS-Expressly for bait.
1900 Graviaiion TROUT FISH HOOKS,
10000 KIRBY SEA H0OKs-all numbers.
10 gross FISHING LINEs-Complee.
10 SILK ready fer use.
tI5o . ASSORTED COTTON FISH LINES
loo LINEN
10 . WoRSTED, COTTON and LTNEN-s4 feet
hoo :. Gates, Assorted SEA GRASS LINES
Also general of Amateurs Fishing Lines Fancy
Cors Poles Joined Fishing Rods Baskets Liqnor
Fisstts silk Lines, Fish Knives, and everything belonging to
amateurs Of the sport, for ssle by
R0USSET & GENTN,
-aa 2ptf 81 Gansl street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

COya.es0OsssseasCes

MR. JOHN H. owENs-pear Sir: The Ladies and Gentle
of the company attached the Varieties Theatsr feeling
DESTROYS Of expressing their cordial aud sincere appreciation of
the liberal and with which your manage
ment has been identified during tho past well to
express their and regard you beg leave to
solicit acceptance Of their services FOR Complimentary
Benefit take place upon any evening you please to
designate Ynnra with sentiments nf hip, regard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
Canton Mating.

Eight hundred pieces "A, 81 and ga FRESH CANTON
MATING, White and Checked of superior quality.
j. D. CAMERON & CO.,
an Unfit l24 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

MIR. A. MAURICE of the above house. now ready to ex.
ecute all orders No. 50 Customhouse street. AZ 2pIm
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Reaasttsysefs, LesUis 8 Co.,
lIs......a...cANAL sTREET............1 Zig
Are offering
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
LARGE STOCK OF
ORGANIZES,
JAC0NETS, AND
ENGLLsH BAREGES.
All the Novelties
BAREGE ANGLAIs AND oRGANDY ROBES.
PLAIN JAcoNETs AND ORGANIZES. .-
MOURNING JAcoNETs AND ORGANIZES.
PRINTED LINEN cAMBRIcs
Included in this assortment are following desirable lots of
Goods:
500 pieces Fast Color Jacones at Is cents.
200 pieces Satin Plaid orgnndies, at 20 cents. -.
$50 pieces Fast Color Organizes. very neat, at &c.
100 pieces High Colored organdies at 80 cents
100 pieces Choice chntz Colored French Organdies,
At 50 cents.
with many other styles of desirable DRESS GOODS, which,
having bought late in the be offered Mt profit
~ LESS THAN THE COST or IMPORTATION.
n- An examination of stock and prices respectfully
solicited
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 CO.,
l16 Canal street,
my2 2pst Adjacent TO the Clay Statue.
Planters
Visiting this city should examine the Large Stock Of
| PLANTATION,
FAMILY AND
FANCY DRY GOODS
which we are now offering en- LIBERAL TERMS, at
Very Reduced Prices!
embraces all descriptions Of DRY GOODS, in quantity
u suit lie buyer enabling him all his selections
establishment.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS T. CO.,
1l6 Canal street.
| my2 2p3t Adjacent 10 the Clay Statue.
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Roots, Shoes nssd BrOgasss.
AT wu0T.EgA

Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS Ruaset
BRoGANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeachy
HATs, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Co,
No. 10. Magazine street, New 0rleans
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
trer The as,e,ts ara oo,nsi
y nm ~ N y y n.

met Re, IN he gay saloon,
Surrounded ~ The beau
The SMILE was on her pretty lip,
The sneef was there alses
Tier dress. no richer could he bought,
Her Jewels we're 40 rare
The pearls hung loosely from her neck,
with biillisnts In her halt
And beautiful, qusen she stood.
Admired w al but me,
they sought her fef The mary dance
knew hst tfsaehefy.
Her graceful bow and winning smile,
seen caught ah honest hestt
The lover isid IL ~ hst feet,
And hou she played her part.
With dropping eye and sa1dened look.
The heatt WIS east aside
she levsd her single life too we'll
Y, make herself bride
iief hesft, " sny such she he'd.
Hnew not The sWeeis If life,
Fot she could sport with bliehtsd HOPES
Save men fte'n such wife
she who e6tue,tes with mans fgHi love
should not by man he sought,
Bot leave her 10 The worlds contempt.
4 Lesson ~ lie taught, ".
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
MYSTERIOUS TRIAL Ar PARIS

MYSTERIOUS TRIAL AT PARIS.
1He Hweiiab,i,iB gf Uamaa re.
hmopv Another of those mysteri-
Gus warnings which seem now and
then 10 be sent by Providence ~
cause The reason Of man 10 pause,
when sitting IN indgmsnt on The
crimes Of his fellowlBan, has oe-
cured lately IN tho Court Of Cessa-
lion, and oeoasioBed another mo.
nepts suspense IN that self.satis-
fled vanity which pfoBounees The
verdict rendered by the wise men
Of the public tribunals 10 be per-
feet, nnd bsbolds tbe sojpJged
criminal led out 10 death with an
entire conviction of his guilt, mas
much as bo has been pronounced
by the two men who have judged
him. Six years ago. TIVE men of
Finisterte were accused Of bur
gisfy under peculiar cireumstan
cos, A cottage had been entered
during tho night. The aged couple
by whom IL was inhabited. beaten,
bruised aud wollnigh murdered,
IN order a. induce them ~ reveal
tho secret of their hoard. reported
in tho peighbofbood to be- Of con
siderable importance. The two
burglars had blaokcned their faces
and covered their dress with long
white skirts, 30 that neither face
nor figure could be recognized. 80
Suspicion aiigited upon two Of the
neighbots, BaiIet aud Lornain, who
were Immediately arrested. A
search in their dwelling led 10 tho
discovery Of u shirt stained with
mud and gofe--tbc servant of tho
old people recognized their voices.
their height. their gesture aud
moro than nil, tho doctor. that dis.
ponsor Of life and death in socb
cases, decidedly recognized n
scratch behind the car of one Of
the accused, into which had filior.
cd some grains Of SCOT, which still
lodged there.
In vain tho wrctcbed men pro
tested against the accusation
What greater proof Of their guilt
could bo given I Lornaip was con.
domned 10 hard labor for life, and
dispatched to Cayenne Buffet To
twenty years servitude, aud forth
with carried of 10 the bulks ut
Brest, and all was forgotten. But
on tho 22d Of January, the same
jury, to "a man, mot again 10 judge
tho same crime, with the same wit
nosses, tho proofs Of guilt, and the
| a.,na t,,. - a.. ..al ,a..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07

Day Tho Jewish clothes dealers
IN Chatham street are as sharp IN
their trades M the sharpest Of their
Gentle noighbors, but ono of them
was elcvorly outwitted tho other
day. A young man went into n
store and asked tho price Of u pair
Of doeskin pantaloons. "Fiyc dol.
lars aud half" answered the deal
CT. "fhey arc worth just n dollar
aud half" said the euHtomer.---
"fou can have them for dollar
and quarter" replied the dealer,
Judging that tho impairment fellow
was ponuiless, aud designing 10 put
him down 10y exposing his inability
to raise oven that amount Of money.
Tho customer put down his dollar
aud quarter, seized the pants, aud
dccampcd Wberoupon tho dealer
pursued him, had him arrested and
taken before Justice Quackonbush.
On hearing the case, his Honor de-.
cidod that tho purchase was fairly
made. Tho smart customer kept
his doeskins better, says the
ErcniRg Post. ethan tho Jow kept
his temper
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
ray-A new work on Dante hal

ras-A new work on Dante has
appeared at Florence. II was dis
covered in the collections of the
Vatican. aud consists of dialogues,
written by DONATE Giannotti, the
friend and literary adviser Of Dante.
Tho author and his friend ARE rep
rcscnting discussing various i'm
portant political questians dppropo'
of the Dirina Commedia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
n,,y-M Alexandrro Dumaa \

Day-M. Alexandra Dumas has
produced tho first part of what
purports TO be u translation Of An
Autobiography of Horace. discov-
cred by NJ. Dumas in the Library
of the Vatican. The opening por-
tons are descriptive Of Horace's
boyhood--his first visit 10 Rome,
and his being placed by his father
under the care of 0rbilius the Flog-
ger.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07

VThc detective police force of
Philadelphia have been detected 20
be in completely with rogues. 1t
is said that one Of the officers pass
ed store while two knaves were
despoiling it, and received a bride
Of two thousand dollars to mind
his own business
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07

nay A complimentary concert at
Washington has been rendered TO
TO Miss Adelina Patti, the now far
famed vocalist, by the Vice Presi-
dent, the entire Diplomatic Corps,
and the members Of Congress. This
is an unusual honor-in fact, the
first Of its kind.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
gssoss IN FANCY wOnHs.

MADAME uUsTEDg, would respect
lNIfally inform the ladies' ~ Fast Bsten
Heuee. that she is permanently located
here and will give lessons IN Dfawlhe, ,
Painting, Embroidery. Was work. Paper
Flowets. and other fancy work.
For terms and address reference is made
10 WI Gogel FISH,, On Lafsystts street.,
toaf3p fudAw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07

sas~There has recently appear
ed at Florence a pamphlet of about
one hundred aud fifty pages, EMIT.
led the "0ne Hundred aud Seventy.
one Rebellions in the Papal States.
from 500 10 1882 Ii is written
by Eurico PAM Rossini.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
sr. JANIS IoDaJi, No.


SHER fFF'S SALE.
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ East
Baton Hpuge-s lstb Judicial District
Court Elizabeth Jacobs and husband
We. Ollvls jacobs ~. Ill No. 1888,
Nv virtue of n commission Issued m the
- above entitled aud numbered esuse,
asd to me directed ffom the Hon Sixth
Judicial District Court. IN aud for The
parish ~ Fest Baton Rsnpe and state
aforesaid. I will 6fref ~ public sale, IN
front ~ the Court iiouse doef ~ said
parish, IN the City Of Baton Rouge. on
SATURDAY. ~. 18th day ~ stry.
A. D.. 1850, NJ ] o'clock A NJ, n said
day, The property hereinafter SET firth and
described, owned ny the parties plant
lffs and defendants In the above esase ,
fef the purpose ~ - partition between sad
parties. 10 wit
A certain lot of ground situated ~ that
part ~ the city If baton Rouge laid out
Into lots ~ Charles Detltampte. being
the number seventeen IF said lots. aud
measuring sixty feet rent ta the street
by one hundred feet ~ depth, agreeable
~ the plan ~ said lots deposited ~ ths
Recorders Ufiee, together With ell The
buildings and Improvements thereon.
- Terms Of sale CASH
H. V. BAHtN,
aptH sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
MAsopioA'l'hefe will be a regu-
lar monthly communication 81 -.
James Masonic Lodge tonight

EEp or A URHf Hun-1be Delta
thus talks Of The great suit for dam.
ages lur wounded affections and
misplaced confidence
n must be great relief ~ rich
old BACHELORS aud widowefs, 90 learn
by telegraph that Miss Ellie Catsl-
ahg's verdict Of 100000 against
the -. Louis millionaire has been
set aside and o judgment given fof
defendant, This is an awful lis
enlargement 30 entefpfisisg young
OF middle.aged ladies, who may seek
TO solaep crushed affections and re-.
pair broken hopes by actions Of
damages against jlting Ufesuses.
aud humbngging Lothafios, who
may have more money than con
stabey.
Miss EIlie's energy, perseverance
and ingenuity, 30 say nothing 81
her tortured feelings aud deffauded
hopes, deserves better fate Neyei
were such resources If litigation
displayed by . young lady 1ht
great contest embraces The whole
Union "a It's arena. In New York
Charleston, Chicago. and Brooklyn
the agents and attorneys Of The DO
ieudant presents themselves. will
sharp noses and keen eyes. 10 sctu
tinize the young iady's anteeedents,
aud ~ al these points Of attack
were confronted by the indomilable
Miss Ellie, who, with determined
courage disputed every inch, and
met every assault. Her whole life
was fahsaeked and peered into by
by impairment aitorneys how she
had detncaned herself from early
girlhood. even whilst IN the bread
aud butter stage Of giflhood. VIII
were her companions. what were
her iliriations, how often ahe had
been kissed and Rugged, aud who
were her male companions. II is
quite possible that such rigorous
investigation was md altogether a
sterile and Ruthless one.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07

pa- NJ. Theirs has just sent to his
publishers the last sheet Of the sew
enteenth volume of his History Of the
Consulate and the Empire. This
volume concludes with the abdica-
ton at Fontainbleau.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07

Ber Frost was prevalent through
out the Northern and central por-
tons of the State last week but
we have not herd Of any serious in.
jury to the fruit or other crops.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-07
vrsg aiOlp p,,sst

nv Alb sizes, shapes and psttsfns, Geld
~ and silver tipt pehholders, Gold and
silver slide pebbvl1ers- fekulssine pens
and Odd Barrett Pen all warranted.
Jpst fseei we'd and for sale ~
! M0CORMiCK's,
MARLIN Pest Once Book store.