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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04
pnlitifal Reahing,
WHO SECEDED!

! Stephen A. Douglas seeded from
the Constitution of the United States
which guarantees equal rights TO al
the States.
Stephen A. Douglas seeded from
the decision of the Supreme Court
which decided that Congress had n'
power to exclude slavery from TIT
Territories, and that the territoria
government had no more power toex
clude slavery than Was given to then
by Congress.
| Stephen A. Douglas seeded from
/ the Kansas. Nebraska bill drawn by
himself which fixes the time oI
forming a State Constitution, as the
time at which the Territory might
determine to adopt or exclude slavery
Stephen A. Douglas seeded from
the Democratic majority of the
United State Senate, and with Pugh
and Stewart made minority of
three against thirty-tbree Democrats.
Stephen A. Douglas seeded from
the Democratic House Of Represen-
taiives, and gave strength enough
to the Black Repu! leans to defeat
the Democratic party.
Stephen A. Douglas seceded from
the Democratic Administration be-
cause he could not be dictator, and
receives Republican sympathy and
applause for bis opposition.
Stephen A. Douglas aadhis friends
seeded from the Democratic usage
at the Charleston Convention for the
purpose of securing fraudulent
majority in his favor, when, in truth,
be never had an honest majority.
Stephen A. Douglas and his
friends seeded from the principles Of
common justieeas well as from Demo-
cratic usage in refusing 20 admit
delegates ut Baltimore wto where
fairly entitled to seats, because they
were opposed to him, aud in admit
ting bogus delegates in theft places
whose only claim to seats was that
they were in favor OF his nomination.
The friends of Douglas seeded
from the Democratic Central Com
mitt.e Of Maryland, refusing to
abide by the action of the State
Convention, aud called bogus Con-
vertion contrary to usage, and out.
side of the Democratic organization.
The friends Of Douglas have Sc
ceded from the Democratic princi-
ples as established by the State, Con.
gressional and County Conventions
since 1858, all OF which have de-
nouncel squatter sovereignty as an
ti-Demoeratic.
If any of our friends are not sat-
isfed with this list of secessions and
boltings we have a few more left
Cumberland Bulletin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

A complete canvass Of Cincinnati
has lately been made, with a view to
obtain information in reference to its
manufacturing interests. 1t aFPssTs
there are engaged as operatives in
manufacturing and mechanical pur-
suits, 23,l61 men, l,422 girls and
949 boys. The value Of The ag-
gregate annual production is S46,-
504, ,440.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04
Squatter Sovereignty.

The squatt' sovereignty OF Juog'
Douglas is thus briefly, but complete
Ily demolished by Brownson's Re
view, {Boston,) whose editor ranks
among the ablest logicians OF the
age:
/ 1--WE do not agree with Mr., Doug
las in bis doctrine Of squatter soyer
eighty, or the legislative cspacity
OF a territorial people. A territory
under our system is neithera State or.
ganized nor in inchoate State: it has
no existence but what it derives from
the federal government, no rights
or powers but those conferred on it
by Congress. While territory it
has no autonomy, no substantive
political existence. The power OF
Congress over it is no doubt limited,
but by lis own constitution, not by
the rights and powers OF the territory.
II the Congress has the right to leg
islate on the question OF slavery, i
may delegate the exercise of that
right to the territorial legislature, and
that legislature may authorize OF
exclude slavery as i. sees proper; but
if Congress has no hight TO leglslate
on the subject the territory can have
none. The pretense that Congress
cannot intervene, and yet taat The
people of territory, remaining
territory, can settle the question OF
slavery or any other question de-
mandiug legislation, is simply absurd.
Either Congtess has power to legis-
late on The subject of slavery in the
territories, and then to admit or ex
elude it. as it judges proper, or there
can be no legislation on the subject,
till the Territory becomes a sovereign
State. In no way, then. can MIR.
Douglas doctrine, if it aims at any
thing more than transferring the
dispute FROM Congress to the Ter
ritorv, be defended. His doctrine
Of popular sovereignty, as we under
stand it, is the most dangerous coc'
trine that can be asserted, and one,
which every American statesman
should set bis face against. On this
point agree with Southern Statesmen,
whose interest has led them to de-
ny it, and assert the principle of
vested rights"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

The Democratic party, with John
c. Breckinridgeas its standard-bearer,
occupies precisely the same position
that it occupied in 1900, with MIR:
Jefferson as its standard-bearer.--
1t adheres rigidly to first principles
Ito The Constitution. 10 the letter
and spirit in which it is adopted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04
Heavy Forgery Case at Franklin
Tie Franklin Reveiw of Thursday

AltGfI V' Ss
Tie Franklin Reveiw OF Thursday
last says:
..Our town has been in a lever
of excitement in consequence ol
the discovery of number OF Jorge
,ies committed by R. Il. Be"le, a
,,an we'll known in this community,
ard erioying tie highest confidence
Of our citizens. 1t appears that Mr.
r. hes been asing forged paper ior
some time for the purpose OF raising
money. Some Of This paper be re-
deemed, Lut growing tolder with
succ. s., he pnt out so many notes
that suspicion Vas aroused, and in-
yestieation developed number OF
nates to which Mir Bcale had afhxtd
tbA names of saveral Of our prOm;-
.nent men. Over $4,000 oi this
forged paper has been discovered =
Nr. Beale left town and has not yet
been arrested, though efforts have
han made to that effect"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

The Cincinnati express train on
the New York Central Railroad,
being halt hour behind time re-
Gently. ran eighty-one miles in
100 minutes. Two stops we're made,
at which wood and water were ta-
ken. occupying about fifteen minutes,
the average rate of speed being a
trile less than a mile a minute.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

The correspondent of the New
York Times affirms that some dirty
water left in the wash basin, at Que
bee, by the Prince Of Wales, was
bottled and sold at four shillings .
vial.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

Though the political records Of
the country give evidence that John
Bell will not do to, trust, the judi
eial records Of Stewart county show
that be is equal to "deeds Of. trust.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04
.alloonist states that he has

- the following discovery:
take a bar Of brass, which, when
.seighed on the earth's surface, actu.
ally weighed iftesn pounds. When
ascend up three miles in the atmos'
phere and weigh the brass bar, it ac-
tually weighs, by spring balance,
only II lbs. Five miles up it only
weighs three pounds and a quarter.
What is the cause Of this? The
want of atmospheric pressure on it,
aud The suns attraction which be-
ZONES more apparent the nearer We
Vproach his orbit.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04


Mr.. DOUGLAS AND HENRY Clay
Let those who have respect for tn,
d parted Cay read the following ex
tract from speech Of Mr.. Doug
las made in 1874, on the Ofego1
boundary question:
81 denounee him in the Con,
gress of the United States, ana !
denounce him as TRAlpk - "a ~
OLD BLACK HEARTp lhAi-
TOR-the first America statesman
who ever attempted toSeH ms e0un'
try for British Golp
This is the md who claims to
have been callei by Clay TO bis
death bedside, and intrustod with
his fCIay's political reputation!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

Tba Amhers. Express says Ia.
boring man in that town has sore
upon his foot, from which worm
is protruding. 1t has aheady pro-
jected twelve inches. a few years
slice be had one taken from his
limbs twenty-seven feet long.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

Il Man With Firm LihlJs.-A
brakeman, John Albo, uncoupliug a
couple Of cars at Clyde, N Y, was
thrown upon tn track, and two wheels
of a loaded Gar ran over both legs,
one at the ankle joint aud the other
between the ankle and the knee
The strange part OF it is, that the
ankle was not even Gislocated, nor
was the leg broken. After the wheels
passed over him, he got up and
walked to the platform without as
sistance. That man vas not born
to be killed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

M,SSISa THE NAvY.-A naval
ofh'er says applicants I,' for admission mission
TO- 70 th. navy are continually visiting sit,
III. Navy yards in eczens, When
= ship ordered for sea, the naval
station at S-iSh she is to be eqSlp'
ded swatn,s ,sSs a6 days with all sorts
oi uns%9',Sss 1' IS aud a.mui. ma'i.
h to- Judge " 10 cao~,of ne.
tens ,,v we cOOi0 ,Ner 10000 sea. "a
MI s:,s.p an sa's,s nh ..s.sis 'i's;=:' s':::
3 s':.::i; .;;'i ,.s BOSTON y: S;"' enter Ter
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

D.ath f. fro" ".ne ns'''a 4 'aNA "a
s'' s' me : !. s.siiss, sa.s,. ! a's '@ss'l' a.
:IGa 4Ss aa1fss;sa.tss 1s us s's 's,sss. ss \
nessee, .,.,ltby iAfe'a ha
,'.ss' nsay 'ssas,'1'sss'ssisso sS ;s ss ssoss 80
:, !: ;;,..s;Siss ;Sis,ss,s's.r, g :. "-.'.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

'eittsburg, Pa, was visited on the
lrvpg of the l0.h by shower
xwhiehe filled the air like snow
Sr nearly ON hour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-10-04

The fre that went ont has not
yet returned,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
Ni,M rAtL Gnnns.

4 tiAvE inst received an assrttmen, e Ladies'
P.asonahlp Dress uueds af the newest stflps.
consisting IN part " sub Robes Nulant het
terp nuies. Double tupe Tunigae VERY elesant
AMI entirely newli Nuife Antique tnelish har-
rusfe noetie iupe Rases do, do, -. d.. Do
rsfama Maraualse rafaspisi nlaeh Eits. very
vide and ~ various gasilties iicep shirts. =
large assottmsnt sni " the best quality, Misses
ueers el various slsssl French Wech 'leth
Clnsks ~ the newest styles aud the mrsl pleuant
ever brought ~ this msrhet Also great tafia.
" ~ ehawis, rfeeeh Cslieees. American rfints,
nomesties, Ne, ~.
have slse received vptv pretty and cheap
straw aud chip nennuis, trimmed with chenille
new r,sle, Also Misses aud Ladies' Hate, Su.,
A., 90. Tlius. ", oCpNpA
septI Carnpt 1hird e laurel steel :
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
Aantt',t,rttnAL iMrLrmrNrs.

ntntiuiis. Aces. rea,um ahd hestt cutn
shsiirfs sud huaa s:farers, STRAW Vrt'e' :
ana Nav srites, t,nes ~ buwitnNs srnhf' en-
sbs,ris iipes nsesst ersdsr sud lisy Fetts, iuslt
.,a ,i,slN erythes, Hirklss, ufain Cradles.
sns-this blst iloeks and rwir Cutters, bufdsf
shnafs and tisfder ftcueils, steel Point wedges
ttsss be- iae bach and trace chains, bird W.T.
,,iss. ppiists snd itsres cart Saddles sra Nferrh-
iss r,rss rut Ara ~ saws, ustien fnrinss, cuf-
- crs,hs ami al ~ u,hrr i,rrieue IA VertfsllF
r.ra, ~ w. hsa ~ the Agricultural Rstshiisreht
w.yT bARauitR A LANuuB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
FRESH RECEIPTS.

1 liAVFJJsT received a now supply of
! plain and fancy coiorod Dslaihes, Of
every description French msfinos, Of
ot9ry colVr French calicOcs; Gns4illss
ia filk, wool ard cotton Fine Cashmere
Morning soboa Mora Antique and Plain !;
Block Silks, Velvet and Cloth Cloaks,
liortons9 shawls Paisley Slawls. &c.
ort1s. THOg. u. OCONOR,
Cor. THIRD aud Laurel streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
TIIE DAILY GAZETTE & COMET,
nv GEO. a. pIKE.
rrbiishsa every Morning fHsnasV ssespisag

icy F,f professional end business earss,
tirrit'linp asily rsps') not sseeedlnE az
lines lot ? months, a2g- without The ~
pst, si7.
tSg+The privilege ~ yes'ly advertisers
is strictly limited ~ their own immediate
end regular business and The btsiness ~
AZ advertising Hfn' u not considered rs IN
ela1ing that sfi's individual members.
gEg@Annsuheinr candidates fyf ststs
end Parish Offices, fio municipal giilees
e., - w. paid ftf Invariably IN a1ssnte.
80 All advertisements loi strangers ~
transient PERSONS ~ be paid IN advfnte
sFy Advertisement MOI marked on the
cory for n specified time. will 30 inserted
tiil mild, end payment esscteds
ty-Ail communications intended 4
ptosote the ri ends o. interests ~
Oofpmalicns. Societies, Schools ~ indivia
nals will be charged as advertisement.
~ Cards ~ personal character esn
only he published In this paPs, "a sdver
tisemehfs. and must We paid fof IN advance
ri double advertising fstes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
.TstUics .NcF1y,
L. hIl L.


nfns lpsvs respectfully 10 Inform his friends,
aud iha citizens ri Baton Rouge saJ its vicinity
generally That he is prepared tai short potlee) 10
execute any oflers IN conhsciirn with The cree
itn Of ~ fepei's n nuldires With which he mas
be entrusted Ne viii dis, furnish 70 Contractors.
nuli1afs. Planters and others, sssl freely priasd
an1 glassd " lasitsd) VENETIAN suuTTBRs
win stationary ~ pivot slats, iaside Rolling
Binds fanHe Doors, o.. - sry required Size, ~
ss low rpiar as they can DO obtained aisprisfe IN
iha South end Of the lest slJle n wpft ttrsliip.
o. iq3s alec established ~ connection viib the
ahsva. tprriSg DEPARTMENT, vberein ali
ofdats viii ne executed promptly. CtsrHENs n
any required rapacily na1e . ot0afs
No would alec respectfully sssgesi - those who
'aay contemplate building. that hsis prepared 10
sai ~ rpsisnsa and Plans ~ nurai Cottages aud
n'hat Residences. with detailed speciHcafispz.
riiz nfqusniiiiss ~ materials. estimates If Cost.
etc.. on reasonable lafios. orders ~ any Of
tha aiDYa namHd workmanship of services. lsn
900 are ~ Massrs
DAM ftitEY. wast iiston Honee.
InitpAN liuLr. nosadsls. IL.
hLTHEp pt'lHANTiEH, Manebse. D.. n Rouge,
". D.. EALE, 5prip rhslsi la,
o. through lbo Poet urios. will isea with with
prompt attention.
8 - shop ou North Boulevard street. opposite
no state House. baton Rouse. La.
august fth, 1852
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14

NTANursrfuHEb ~ w. w. wilson, Pitts.
WI basfe, pthh, eat W ordered ~
frsfit THEOiDRE gptbNANN.
Soils AGENT ~ this and adjoining Parishes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
rn s,i,iAu rLANrrns.

CfpAiuit ana etcrted hshdls cane Rrltte
- si.h aud without huvks clrpst sui lihnsd
sl,p,,,s,s and isasis; Usnp she'd isnthefrs (,
a,rs, lirnsa is-irs; Wirks, on Cars, iarra s''fi
s,s.ii, preippst W.e.ehes, ~ 10 " W.; swan's
Fsass,s h,t pl-euphiie asilpns ard halt ufllurs
~, M suirhiie, Saehstpmetef's Ihetniur'ste'si
Couplings utsts snd stop vVkts Psrking ~ ~ ~
,,rsstip,lsn Al bAnutiifR khANCtEE.
urt9f Tor. Lafayette and tlctiha s's'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
ppsr AuoEps

Al tsptapRe AftF tsbet s4ting Msehire f,f
~ planters. " tate 2 and inrh bolt ~ ssls
~ bAHutirp q bANnuFs.
i,.stf. ust. bsMrst,a . Flrrifs ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
ro planiars and others Interested

fl,nt UNDERSIGNED agent hnt teli5h's Htist
Nliis, warranted 10 etina ntnte, aud Of better
quality thar any uthpt, with the sar,s rrwer aud
without heating, these Niiis viii atina uofa \ Cob
W the ear, f,r mailing feed they susrsss snvthine
ret Invented, A Mili erastsntlf IN operation ~
y ArbourN. saw Mil viii attend 20 putting ~
Mile, tiuirTssl " ARMOUR, W.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
noniNa psAoHtnns. AueHns 40.

rusr HpcrtvRrs few pefine Marhines. WITH
81 tstse s,,-l Ausefs, psten, Ases, nits, assets
I'd .,es, ppst A.uets y ana 40 isehes. .....
mssi} bAhauikH \ bAHuuE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
HTEAm PANIINfi.

TIVE cOrfpE. tnipr epb Quits ba steam
4 faeslps. the batter pure. roisod ~ vulcan.
iked
We have nov coming tpt new article offyli1.
der Packing which will surpasr ali others
jaHeG. NONfAN \ MArTA's
Utrdwafn Enfrnr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
sAppt.Env AND HARNESS.
l.. GOSAU&,

lie COY Az y.
Th,sa street, rr,en nc"se. I'm,
xvtptjtp respectfully ihfetr his ffends and
w the prhiie generally, that he has new 80
hssaz-ius, epaelvsiZs VARY superior strth ~
FABnLfsazMers, bet- and tsar's caftisee,
Buggy. cart, pfsr and wagon Hsfness; Nslise',
tstretbaas, ntidie hitts, Htftups' frcts asd
Whlrs rtsrps. flames and Blind sidhisi
-Aian-
A large stcrt cfmsteiisls, fcf making, mend-
irs and tersirlrF
sss psasss fssm The county solicited and
rsrmptiy nil.s ~ the lewss, cash prices
,.ysy h. aoyAuN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
s,nn,lin u,.asr..

Irsr received per ship iiprisvn, N urils efass
j prre sssp,.ed, ftutn clothes iins " a stern.
bsatisushi. al bAHatlith ~ LAFguEp
ss,Ja Hardware establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
eAur 4 wAtioN IJAnNEsE.

A f,iit ssscs,msn, u cellafs, iisn,es, Rlind
~ p,,aiss. Cat nn.erhine. Gait saddles " agrn
fisfnrss Trace chsihs, etc. Witch W. ohef ~
measfsss rfIres, ........, ..,,,,,.
iantH LANHNlhH bsHNtF
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
Fancy HATS AND CAPS
FOE SMAIL CItIIDItltN

A y ARTICLE that heretofore could not 10
a found at all, outside of New orleans. can
nov b. hat 10 al cnlors, shapes and prices az ny
Store among thsm, some very handsome Kding
Hats and Misses Flat Hat a new article fur Fsli
aui Water, alro son1s very bcaatiiul Lmbroiscr.
20 N-.a1 iI.ft ilr iaIfatH
s.pI ID rIfI.'l.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
Ribbons.

WE NAVE Just received suppy 81
w Epnnot Ribbons, also full assort
Uiout ~ black Vel yet Ribbons,
Attic FILA CASH STORE,
pyv2l Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
PRIVATE nOAnnING.

r.auto. st., near tho MetbodiGt Church.
MA q. y. JpNT5 respectfully Informs bcf
vi friends and che travelling public HAT he -
prepared % accommodate sitb bard AND iSdr.
ing. @thfr b. tiis ws-k. month, o. yssr. Tie
nD4ss now VceaFief ~ hrr o. large and eomf1DI-
osB ana peasautly situated rnsy10-osh.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
DIRECT INFORMATION
IT.
FHIGN OH UDOODS
At
2. CArDEvfLLEys VARIETY sTORE.
mIlLK sIlnIlLDERs.

4 ARD OIL nsv Lard. Cheese. Butter. Better
~ Biscuit 2ip Esgs chfiee Potatoss, no Bush
ei White Beans. ~ keys Pigs Fset D00 pospd-
Dried Agplas. gEAL dPA1T ERs6s.
1ncl& Fltt EDat Landing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
M l,IiII.DEus.

MY STOCK ~ nailaing Materials h ulTefe'i-s
Nl feeling confident they will nnd such ao'di
a. vlli he aasisahle--lNckH Of evety description.
rei,s. latches, roisiej screws, brada, Finishing
Male, Hinges, store nect iaiehes, &c,
mas2t FRANK nuGutr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
WANTED.

VyrfawAN aud Honey, co. which W will pay
.,easN, v. nIupn \ CO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
nLACksmITII.s TonI.s

IpbAUEsMirHs Heilows. fissh fsopp the Mpn.
~ bfqeiafs, Anviis. Giedaps. longs, Wees sod
etiar ltohs tilss. etc.
niaY1 LAnuutrH - LANDuF.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
NEW DRUG ST0R \ .
". rIEUDTl RI 90.

M n fFl fHANf - eau iNr ~ - 5fltf "A,
w ien'irr ~ risrietsi pi's-i-ists n
era dealers rcnstsliy ~ eu' tApgr krsa
s1prE oftlsDiUiNr ~. UHEulUAts. LA
rtrFgT AEDiCiNFs, GLASSWARE. PhRffM.
rrV. pAiNfs. otis. STATIONARY. fANUy
1nnf-, RIO, frc. uhith l,sr- M, teceived
~~l riil 30 consistently terairihr. FntsH srp
ridrS arfiuq 'hs vr.f f-rrr iis HpsT nFtrapfr
avs EARLIEST Iur0RTiyg HOUSES m fttr
rVlrfhsIATrH
&C. 0Hefirr sou e.,- e'srf fb' ir~rrr'i7n w g.
Pr r-rhasht ihr' 'te r'''iir viii hil tHitirt IN
uu' lire n tnsinesq ~sniirr W. havn'stsn M.
usual rsfr u ssiesiirr ruf rrurs expressly ~
iheit wants. rn1 at,t7rGi-ri efi,avinr lafi moth
irc rnlrrr - r''te y .strrifs IN 90 t.sr. r's -
ruf ntr~s vlil - ~ fi-nte tr f,rri rRrsit ena
GENUINE qr1 viii be llarrfsrd Sith svery re
gard 10 r1rofiilness end l.rpairh
10 FItYFtCFkNg
We rrril ssr ths' err facilities ~, dispensing.
rr.a-fit'lsns sfe noi sufrgssri ~ ary eir,ilsr
horse ~ the souih iiayiur itps,i 20 sbrsii.fetia
srrsrs. m Hitins ~ rrt
ntlsur,it"riBs BtpAttTnrsT
s"l in-u'sd ss'ta esrsns4 ~ sla4'irr rupF
ppWrrps . niiFuiCAts ~ fhsi rrftisn ~ -
hrelrsra, W nattrr ourselves that ~ Who ff7N
see vith theit raifsnsre VA he riaaeei uiih nv
raaie ofdeins basiness. 20 We she'll sSefi orf.
stlvas ~ pissss 6nf rst,rns srl hers ~ ssfuf,i
ani strict attention - bnsinssstp s,sf' ne .bn-
hden-p Of ~ tfrbib-ss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-14
tORDIALS AND WINS.
INTANTs, EMntOIDEtEn

WHITE NJ f,iSINO CLOAk3
4 raw ~ the+a goods haze iast been feiaig ed
~ some n the'n VERY rirh EmbrDiarrod, ia. Z
toe hing ,"r 4 handsome present
seip " u. PHfLLIrH
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CLOTH cLnAKs.

WE HAVE just received from Now
w York, a fne supply Of BiuolS Cloth
Cipals and Mantillas. AZ OUT usual low
prices. PllIbA CASH STORE,
octl. Lafayette Street.
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CUTLERY

DoCE " audi table, wesisnhtlses and BAD
j gers make; Ladies scissors Tailor and bar
bsf's shears Rasp's. tones sha strips. ~
MAYA LACQUER a GANOUF.
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shaker Preserves.

DECEIVED PER steamer John Kaine,
II this morning, - don assorted Pre-
serves, flesh from the Shakers.
noy5 q. NONTAN, in.
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O. rasars e. nrs'fNtS.
BARBEE e BENJAMIN,
tSpc sssorstoS ~ Strf 8 Oo.,)
COMMISSION MERCHA yTs,

GROCERIES t. WESTERN PRODUCE.
FRONTSTRkHT
IIAvtNG suceeedod the firm ef3. ~. HtHrk Co.,
III We are prepared 20 carry on che same busi-
meas heretofore conducted BY them W ii buy aud
srli On commission, make LIBERAL Advance on
COTTON, hGGdRand hOLASsks shd sttsnd
promptly, ~ a GEHERAL rOH1fiSSION ms
INEysg mr. arrangements for regular receipts
Of gEsTkHg DDCF, arssuch ~ 70 enable
no 70 furnish retail dsaisfs ~ reduced prices,
over the HeW Orleans Marseis.
80 Aiarge and cOmmodloas hre.pTDlg ware
h5r .r. ra-sI.s os 10 eifrtt D,s.taiorage.
aat-y nAE8lE ufFJAE.-
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vI.ASKITs.

4 MOTHER Dot ~ those fns Eaaksis. aud for
4 sale low, Of fA8
PHfLA. CASH grOEE.
nova.
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LARgutERS LANoUb
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WtTIt SIEVE ATTACHMENT

A iot Of the abuve WITS, WITHOUT dnplt We
n tsst atilpie N the k,nd bpf'te THE rrhic. V
Z slNrie M rAfs,tnrtirr. easily sdirsteH rgfini
-s.tse " hrs ard not iiahe,a get tnt ~ nfHfr
rtlna srA sifts vre hushel ~ rrfn rat h'nr ~
a., ,,s ,a.t ,hing whefs nrrtinr tiilis are =
and "a, tpiwpsn frt sale ~ ..a.
,ss,s iARHuiHp 4 LANoUhs.
Cofnet tam setis and fiofiis ST.
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CIOTu = vELyEr CLoAKs.

I HAVE just reeeivsd another assorttspt 81
4 Cioshe. Tnlmas and busters, hiio largo Ut
Nv Misres and children. am nov prrparoi 80
show these goods 10 ADVANTAGE, having httcd uP
my ulothing room Ter that purpusr.
nspg4 W v. PHILLIPS
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BOYS CLOTHING.

| NAVE NOV on hand vsry oompleto as~gi.
ment ~ Boys eends. and eas 81 ehiidxep ~
all secs. also esll yopr attention " mr. large
si"rk ~ Csps sud Hats, u III kinds--very pretty
Enys cloth Csps fpr ~ cents.
npg30 W. D.,PgIfLfps
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SILKS.

GUCu as Moiro Antique, Flounccl, go
= just received aud for sale a.
doo4 NO. CHEAP STORE.