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, 1860-12-12

CoLrxaIA, S. C., Dec. 10-1n reference to
commissioners from Virginia, Kentucky and
other bo=dcr States, the Gsdrdian says: "1s
il 4 usstess measure. The convention will
not listu1 to pcrsuasions from any quarter"
[sEd.1 Dispatehto the y. 7. uerald1
CHARLESTON, Dec. lo-Goy. Gist is elected
delcgatt to the Convention from Union Dis
tr!ct.
Senator Clay, Of. Alabama, has rendered
Gov: Moore his resignation, to take effect on
the 9Th. unless Alabama should scccde earlier.
Col JOIN !. Elmer has been selected by Gov.
Moore .s commissioner to tie South Carolina
CQnFeutohs
, 1860-12-12

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec II.
wxrx.Y Rx,uw.-Ths following tables show
the receipts and shipments OF leading article. o'
cszar,srea during the past week and elncc tlc !i'
Of January, and compared with 1850:
COMPARATIVE nxcx1prs or lxApu0 ARTICLES AZ
, 1860-12-12

heretofore aud for ward the same With dc4pach at
.uttoIuary rates Two tras daily tIuE Ehieago
H. md GPM. c. ". SMITH.
dtSdSlFlV Loenl Freight Agent ]. err
, 1860-12-12

The F!rrt Union BALL Of tie Tailor Ca,rse.e! IT.
tcrn1l Society wil BE- htld al Netzopcltn Hall on
raay EveTtn4. nrc: ;i-l IS:la
T. T. knoxlss !ln,e Wells, l,oot and Shoe stosr.
der the Hall Music By t'e Crsft Western Bl24 aat!
Supper furlissed b. NJ, MAY.
1sl:s:W rEE OiDEE OF COMMITTEE.
, 1860-12-12

H'OR SALE-Sle:Ghs and Cutters
=, e. ~ p,t.ea tsosn 80 70 s1.a Double or Single
@1nSa na S.y T.y e1 seen = saE1ToN TrTTLEs Est
lnston- Or address H p HILL CaiSaSo, ill 'A'
n0e3C7 Alhl1
, 1860-12-12
7IunicIpal ElectIons Iu maaaa chuxetta

Municipal Elections In 11aasachusetts,
Bos1oS, Dee. 10.-1saac Davis, the citizens
candidate, WAS elected Mayor Of Norce..er t.
Gay. Sargent, Republican, was chosen MAYOR
ui Lowell. Scwburyport clected Mosee la.
s'H''ort. Culon candidate, over Elder Pike,
Republican.
i.uxBcKY, Mass. Dec 11.-Chas. Wm. Ga%-
tnn. tnioAist, w;'s elected Mayor yesterday, by
20 plurality.
CnARLEsTowS, Mass. Dec. 11.-Horace c.
iiutchin:, Cnionist Was elected Mayor yester-
dry by 7S4 majority.
, 1860-12-12
tAoo. wfRs1ER l. COS.
tA00. WEBSTER / cn'S.
lA91 WEBSTER 4 Gus.
tA1D, WEBSTER l. COS.
tADo. MfBs1f7 l. Gus,
iAoo, KE3SlE2 Z ra's.

To Fs'ni!ie" Ts1!"r- scarrtsrc..,.s. C,f,hjr- r,
.x Hnem'Hx. ex HaIncas Mo.cs~. Ar. ~s h4 :. ,hn
AE1srs tr thy anrtaueAsyra s,:.tc. and la,s S uS
m .. IL: .ussSu4Il ii ~ '' osFFen
las Lake Street. Chicac.
tCr-sTAlEs)
yooZ7s;Fes. - .:s.S3 M "efAseF
C0OAee!sTc.rE S 60.
, 1860-12-12

w ANTED.-A Small Secondhand
" 6afc- Address BOX f7IO PU l.ss:t

". ANTED.-A sterling SERVANT
- Eisl HE.h e.cep:ci.' for . ana f.sr,t'.,
nf small family aud take care af . COW Adures. "
hog G09S. T. u stating whcre to he tcru de,ldsa,si
, 1860-12-12

Cansp}raey IN Haytt Crushed Out.
SEW IoRK, Dec. 1L-Advices from Hayti
report the fatlurc OF the conspiracy to chauge
The form Of government, and the execution Of
The conspiEators, including several women and
IN American citizen, native Of Baltimore -
, 1860-12-12

DRESSED HOGS.-The receipts continued ll.Lt
and there IL not got sufficient 10 attract shippers.
which has rendered the market qniet and rather
heavy. To-day, however, there was q good de
mAud by packers and the market WAS 1rmcr.
Exaes were "a follows: ..
II Hogs averaging e8s Dsat.-...--...-.....-$5 60
, 1860-12-12

!, FORT kE4nSEr, Dec. 10.-Capt Steele, with
" company Of infantsy, returned Last night
a,om cottonwood Springs, where he met the
Snsels TheI ol OEalala and Brule tribes ct Sionx.
.,-;y ansy ~ refused 10 CONC here to make q 'tzeaty
sM ent;,, ene commandeF, and Talk 81 war ID tie
H.i,i. Hi 70 etsase tue death Of the snn Of cAief
keazney City. - e4'tAeA'' VI
, 1860-12-12

TaF9u. tFA3n- Nffye 4. Cltca % It * T. r. And p.ti
r.x. Jolst an4l WILMINGTON Accommodation leave
llca-a II &0 n. daily (sxteps Sunday. arrive 1t
80 4.
E:esaat sieep!az Cars en- III n!Itt trains.
EOSSECTlU>S-.At ChennA with LocAn4purt, Peo-
s!a and huntington Railroad fur Losansport- Peoria
G.lr:hnF: AZ! lu.lnEs"n ~ Bloomington w!si' ll!
GTras "~s,:sn lailrnd os llao:a Jaeksons lie,
Naples ana Quincy. :, It !unts with Pacific i:alIr"ad
Lexington, IacrrcEdrncc. Kansas CRY and l.eAyrn.
xorh- wiki Nos:ll Missouri kailf.Ai f,r ST. Charles
Hu,.A.,n anil It juscpl ALd sth lion Mnuntain Kali
roat for rilt Knob aad southern Missouri. with Kail
foaf ltne 1f steaMsF on ttn Mississippi River tor
Memphis. SIck,Iar. anl New Orleans.
o. taroaEn ttcse'Ea2pls A. tia C",npaay'4 O1:ce,
= istasoora sszstt LPp .lsc Isentoot Ioase. and It
t.lc D pa, taa2f a1sr-E
JAMES ROBE. io.,
..-l.-. CliAS. CUSGDOS.{ 'Aeee''e'e-
E.c G WHEELER Gcn1 Fl Agent.
JOSET1i PRICE, TEe1surEr. uel
, 1860-12-12

w WANTED.-Two Good Cooper,
~ to 20 Into the country. Steady emplosmer,
for the winter: Inquire Of GRIFFIN. BRO ~. !
Fonsrny. Bu11dlag corner Of Clark and South Waler
, 1860-12-12
re TIE FALL TRADE OF
Z 8 GO,
WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale Of the following
POPULAR ARTICLES
:. II. JOzENSON.s,
No. 10 State Street. Second door from
Randolph Street.


5P4LDI1IG's CEpEAL;c rxIxe.
Country Merchants VII. please ta.c notice Aaa e1.
anime cur assortment before purchasing els-whp-.
ISPECTISE. OI: FEVER AND AGCE cItAkA-A
iurr, kaie and TeitAble ax1khSaL remedy.
PHILADELPHIA sOAPS-,sle1,ta.- Des-r,l,a. Trs-
sve. t'a1tn, &C.
JAPANESE BOOT AND SHOE POLISH.
sPALD1SG's PREPARED GLrE-In any quA.t:r,
OLD DIR. IEATHs JAPANESE MEDICINES
Of . cent?.
GlkEELEy's EOCRBOS DrTTEES-wnich n;
rapidly taking the lend Of nil others. and br
su1passsd as .Hvsorattng toic aud family n~tli1:u
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL G1S-G+nulne.
siiAErESER
OLD DR. SWEETS ISFALL1DLE LISDtExT.
HOsToN N1SDEI1CALSOirs-ilo Homer, Cold uo:.ar,
Pnactue. Hotel Tttfl~t, Silver. &c.
IVORY GOODS. FO!: STATIONERY ItEAlEEs-
Fen llo!ders- Fear...s, Paper Foi.rFs. &c.
5CPE1slO1: INK. nLACKiNt3. stoyc Tuith. &c
suAvEES CARPET SWEEPER
PATENT FOOT sCEArEIs WITH EHrsu,
PATENT GCM MART1c-Fo. Chcw.as.
DIR. JACOBS HITTEHS-Wkich sti,.u atc tic .iy. :.
FF2nlate tho bowsae cltxuse tta nnd rnrtf*
'hs p'ooo- r"-ftliy
, 1860-12-12

Good fat Cattle in demand and meet with ready
sale ~ abore quoted. 4 few good fm Sheep wonld
scll mon, $44 to &44 cw1.
Hogs In fair demand 1t from s. to $43n.
, 1860-12-12
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market,

TUESDAY ErENua, DEC. II.
FEE1dHTs-Dustn7 the East week ths E&ste1a
.1li1oads hxss redI2Ed their rates LOG On Aur..
a1d6e on proSi.io1a~ Ths closing rates b r11roed
, 1860-12-12

BGG;E,IrwA.lLo. 1 Il LAKE HURON
Ai ot:eF tatrsu t!t.x e"s aha ofst route ~ Eur e
lEL!n tar.a- Ca.ar
is,st,s 1t IL *%r. NJ. New I"rk II ,o.l3 u 81 n.
il .aa =. SseiHnreil'. I'LL y. L. tets.a L ni !.
EiaI ca - tse fr~tils going Last 1Iric:s .is ~.
f,-lfr: - ss "ostlt.ed ~ zig !:ion nrpft '''A7
~ IL E CAi.ltH l.
, 1860-12-12

FOR S ALE.-*e,o0o worth Of
- Boots and Shoe. Tes7us-onc.a hall cash. Dalanre
FM ettate Of other approved property The stofE Is
Drawer 5775, ist1y1.e ~
, 1860-12-12
I 0 O Il \ T r II / S,i-
TT E + r l = G'S S 4 L E S
NEVER FAIL.
54 HOURS IN TEE FIRE.
Rad TIE FOLLOWING
From the Fire on Franklin Street,

... CHICAGO. November II ls6c
AEssKs, HxR13u 4 Co, u Stat+ street;
Gent1enea=It gt!es ~ :relt pleasure t, .afar.n
sAFt nufehAsed hon yol few tea-k 5iace Ia, t.e@
pAesHd thfouEh tho ftr which desire, ea our ~ < "a
~ our Hooks Pa1ers and Moaty I = sot,l .:ate II
Ett*ett1lon - Hheo puk In TIC S-.e. Nor sscx or
E1GnL MoCks A1ExA rue FisE coxxEscK We eaa
'chtefta!lf eeSemmend your safes - being Al theF
e-sts1 70 hc.-the Champion safe Of the World"
U. T. FULLER Is CO.
The aooge Safe be Just It cane from tie
Tire. tn ffont or our stose. whe-e The ccas assort
nent Of Fire xnd Frooi saic4 In The West caa
a1xays be foaal Asa sids Board safee, vauls poors
E:ak Locks O. nEf..:lNa / CO.,
def1El1Y n EtasA strna+
, 1860-12-12

w 4 NTED.-A gentlemen AMI
~ wife wish Boarl ia i private tamls, or vhtr.
there arr bit few hnard"rz W0u!a prefer We.k I'll.
Address 80" At this oisre f,r one wscE del6aiw
, 1860-12-12

Art-Enion Distribution
snctt Of
FINE ART II THE VEST,
1' .~inE in la:nsin: All ssn.t usr.".sf,is,l
b. t!s Artists: most =: w:,It Az original w.r>s.
CIten. on or about ti.s
First CT January z1zt,
AT s1R. 11EsLE7s's GALLERY.
NO. 113 LAKE STREET,
e1htited ro tic = Il. cvb.r til ts Is, NJ II t.,
pFa*iaE. fFoa' 9o'el'~E 4. u. til! rtsI.
.sson sa,,in sssspi X % the
FREE Of CHARGE.
9F'zes. ....-.... va.1r,, :,
l.-1dcal s.atne OF ~wa.!stsstoa- r~cr;c-7.,d In
s' sasse: :ssea,si ss s ID ID <,stas 'stT:
:-1s s!:is.r .it p!,Ea II Y Y csi H;f :;r:,
s-"fS; r;:yeS: IItai Lead vr :rl iii -
:-s,I N!i: Il sarsia sss r..-r. !,
sGaqIIe@svasiirFai saqI s6v.,1ir: ' reTne ~. ;.,,.,, ~
As:33 s* i y'i,:; fs:u !
-!;s.1En tr@ u,e Harvest. ly sr.ose 9
iS;-s;ar,ne ;-nsaunes vs.x. i snS'. :
-srtlins quail. NJ TRAcy ...:...,.: ..... Il
4 it. i ri H:x 'sa,y ny TIT T.r,t<,f
fas ltk.ns.,ss e .l.s several ha!l u t,'
t,lE &f Z - >
is::! - :*s: Il h." i;
s:Surpst-sd D+rs; ......... y
-bH.sa:s.g; :-H =. s, siss. n the l""''"F !:
+ -;;;aa Essas;:ef"'4 4; ca,F:h
s7,t;!'ss ( 's.' ,Sx s,n';s i
strrh.n h.s.; \ l,eus1.. y ., & HI: !i:.,'r-t
Total .-............ ..-............. ...- T., b..
Tickets .ccnmr.u:e. by nn. sr.s srlrh II H..
~ H. rs ;ss1 =. . s \:
I'd p It ts Il '.a 's an" ~
Of TT 1.f1leaer asr:spsa WIFI r.: IL 4 =. c.tc @
H. I'd sii H. ha His ss ii ~ ' sc.1 ;'.Ta
ro'a tAs sait II tsset$ u y: ah'se namrs
COmJIITyEEs
ISAAC \, ARSn1n. Tfi.lEtsn 7kTAS,
JANIS MILLER. H. H. Nfi>sIS
F.. E. EOGE1:%. -- EfNt MI ANIt!.EyTs
JAS,GHAST WILSON, | =. II. EEHEi3.,r,
hANCEL STONE, lfraSuser
P; s1GHt Frames - all the paintings 3.s I3el-dei
In the above prices.
REMIT TAMCES
EGE Tickets should be addressed to tho TreAsnrc:
COL. sAM1. STONE, Chicago, III.
-: SR-To render Tie proposed EEEIa1rloS - IT,
HacIFe ana Eleftorlous ~ pse:eAe sEl rrlafye II
frur taste. ts condlct-s keso~effjIr inTtr fr,,.
onl cukens ii any woss% nt III u rrv.
atnted r.. s.sa c1his!tItn l., ta1 o. -tcr taen 49,
eesse ~ " Sa1e aad sat. return of whic ~ Tia
~nets every pledge will be given 1or..uutca;lcrs
respecting such may be altrtssedf 10
L. W. vOLK,
box 4aa Chicago Post O11ce. 10 his r,cms In TIE
fct4tAao btock 14ekdlafn
, 1860-12-12
Ratlroa1g.
1T. LOUIS, ALTON & CHI
~ CACO RAILROAD,


The only direct route to Rloo,aington, srrtngfe5
Atm antf st. Louls. TlTnOCT CHASGE Or CARS.
Two Express Trlin+ talr leave depot. Canal stre<t
every rFnIAE tsxcgpt SUNDAY and svesy ssenuG {e1
cent sRtuIcAyl:
, 1860-12-12

w x \ T Z D.-To Rent small,
" comfortable hou.e pleasant!y located far-.rh.
81 g. nnfnrntsaetl- Furnished preferred. -ldlrc.4
and location. i.srlx
, 1860-12-12

Destructive Fire.
NEw ALDAS1, Dec. 11.-Hamilton 4 Lewis
FORK packing establishment and contents in
otir suburbs, burned this morning. Loss sG0.,
'cU; fully insured.
, 1860-12-12

" "ANTED.-A Gentleman wishes
Nv to ohtstn Ee97a in = private family, wsrrs
thcEr ar. no other koardrrs. South Side preferred
flFaSe address r u. Box 1000. giving location.
, 1860-12-12
With prouptaess and D;spat,

HAi.l.N4A l. CHICAGO UNION
~ EAtLl:UAI,.-WlNs.aA AAsAsu1xxs.,
On asd aieF II, nss. Aoyrr er id,l l~9 t.a:na r,
1eA'e Afis street Iriut IL iesas, >urt., .rav-gtr
li1 T. u. anis.:! +. IL In: y:'yi.7t :.llurt Free.
poll Naf.IG. G..eGs. U.444Ii4A UutIGue
aC1 l.tcrlHe.!tlIe s.'1..n
1L;o ~ w. a;;a - H.. i1r lnA"u; ro1c. Fulton. CT.
i.c7 ~. nr t!su. Bestdcrr. Ese4losd, and ,ntes.
Hishlat- [a'tnt-.
:.:3r ~ ar uc.., anu !ascrts e.ltxte Points.
la...t.c:s ftE le!l!s aid JIues,L L.c III ,Ale It
1:..- \. Nj. ts1.:.
ias.vs.;.rs. tr c.-s:a. LAKE. Mr!1ca7v Richmond,
tfe%e.a Lss-. ,t: Ls:glt-L.s. r.lAts. will take u
I.'t =. u. t..un.
~ e.rrIih. Car, % Et;!t tr1ns
T.. j.. lALtaTT, Gea, surt,
-. u. es!IEF LEI.. fISn. H:traeusrf AL
, 1860-12-12

ILLINOIS CT ..TRAr n.1T
yrfnt.r ROAD.
os.o... arrangement, 1860.
TIA: III; ~audnr. Sorembxr .3,A 1SEn two d,t1,.
.ouih Water st:gerA sA "
AA. M.-Jay Express {Saadaya exerctcd,
aAf.A.-N.tlt L-APrt7A. tSasufdays x1c<rrie
TsAtt3 ARRIVE,
e1 l. n. [Snnttays axcerted}
$50 L. ~. tsuud1yA e1certed)
ET Sleeping Cars on al Night Ts,,as
HYDE rA1:K AID WOODLAND TrarSa
TFAln. leavs cacsgn at go x:sA.x.,.v.~~
T., and 6tI5 r - = ~ III p.
II t1FEIu:s will leave
M.s s's y Axs.oa.x M ~ Tx 45rxa axr~
Oakland. .,1NS kjD III !n
EAtrTlcu.. ,.,06 9fT iii -: Io&
Lar "os-s-'-u 9lf lA as ~
W 1ouxeox = AIT HER, Cea Sun1
, 1860-12-12
CHICAGO 3f1I.1-FURNLSIIING
~ DEPOT
T. w. BAXTER & CO.,
kAsrrACTrRERs or
FRENCH BURR AIILLSTONES.
OF ALL QUAER1ES.
CIV. BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
AND nEALEEs IL
DITCH 0AYKEgp DoLTtXC cLeTus.

ETel5 Engine q IuFMsht1 Nltll
Jrps0S'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend thern n
superior to any other style of Engine. and they will
SaYo from 26 to so per Cent In Fuel
over tie usuai clsss of tofcr In nsc In the West VIC
shall keep Assortment Of different fizes ut
tAhl'fh.ntnt, where they he examined auI tHe
necessary information obtaincd regarding them. Com.
petent men will II desired. bc furnished to .t up sid
start engines In any part Of tile country We sly
WATER WHEELS. sIIAFTING. GEARING, &C.
At very low prices.
r. ". HAXTElk q co.'s
MIL Furnishing Depot West Water street between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago, Illlaol=.
Post otsce address, Boz s.i ccs5a1y
, 1860-12-12

{ 'iitAGO. BURLINGTON t.
Quincy EA1....aE
laste3f"f t:a!ns e,re aadl ar1i:s tsn,e,-o
a.;ns' ~: :, = -, ". tSun;i,,s t1ees,EI errd,
3.ia. tM:ns. *. y: .sst'rA.!s e1.eptet1 E1Esr.
3.1r. T.. tsnatllys exec2tes' on,nodal,os
T. -.. ssanIA3a rActptr1 arrive At IL. 1.
Cu:c1eo. April :. l43 AoiN0SD. Sop's
, 1860-12-12

EANTED.-Dy 4 respectable
~ youag woman. n rrnte~tant,> Situation ~
ChAnbeemald and seauslrr~s l., private family las
tie best Of rtftreaces. tan BE- At Mrs la tbs
once. s7f Washington street, where 1t1a1ic help In
every station can be had. deIlIs,
, 1860-12-12
:iFnr E5alr.

FOR SALE CHEAP OR TO
- ~ ia !foeeHood P1sao Fare. II A. SEEF,
no. FpfIixn4 BLOCK a
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
NOTICE.
Office Southern Mutual Insurance Col
Baton Rouge, feb'y. 4th. 1890 {

Office Southern Mutual tnsurancet'o
Baton Rouge, feb'y. 4th. ise0i
Az q meeting of the Board Of Directors.
held this day, II was Resoired, To ps, So
per cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip,
k,gh per cent to Stock holders on premiums
paid by them for the year ending Let Feb.
ruary 1890, and 20 declare dividend Of
fWg per cent. on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company for the year ending slst
January, 1850, FOR which certificates will
be issued on aud after the ist day Of March
next.
n eas further Resoiped, To redee,. .be
outstanding Scrip for the year 1857, on pre-
sentation ut tho office Of the company.
sH-The Stockholders are hereby poti-
fed that an election for Ten Directors and
Fifteen Trustees, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held nj the office Of the Com.
pany, on TAgrsdag. he 1bfh dog Qf March,
1850. H. u. HILBERT, soo'y.
se- Advocate and Sugar Planter, copy
months.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

Tpr PsaR FAsiLs.-It will he seen that
,his popular company will held forth at
the Old Court House, tonight and 10 NOR
row night We wonder at this, since the
audience the fret night was 30 densely
jammed that ell hands came nigh sufTc-
eating. the Peak Family included. "
evet . company played under uniavors-
BILE circumstance, then u lie THE. The
house Is not capable of holding one half
who attend, and get wedeed In without
being able TO get out without, putting
their legs through private hoops -
without being asked TO do so, we think
we could ash with the appreciation Of the
family that one half who may 60 will stay
NJ home TO allow the other half btestb
ting room. There will be no afternoon
performance this evening
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

CaFsrs of MfMoRy Slowly, ont
Of the awful shadows, the ghosts
of memory rise about me. The
dead population of a vanished
world came 60 life around me, q
living man. Men aud women,
whose earthly pilgrimage had end.
ed long since, returned upon me
from the unknown spheres, and
fond, familiar voices burst their
way back TO my ears through the
heavy silence Of the grave. Nov.
ing by me, in the nameless inner
light, which no eye saw but mine,
the dead procession of immaterial
scenes aud beings enrolled lie ri.
lent length | saw once more the
pleading face of n friend of early
days, with the haunting vision that
had tortured him through life by
his side again--with the long.for.
gotten despair In his eyes which
had once touched my heart and
bound me 90 him, till fhad tracked
his destiny through its darkest
windings TO the end. | saw the
figure Of an innocent woman pass.
ing 20 and fro In an ancient coun
try,house, with the shadow Of a
strange suspicion stealing after
her wherever she went. | saw n
man worn by hardship aud old age
stretched dreaming on the straw
of a stable. aud muttoring in his
dream the terrible secret Of his
life.
Other scenes aud persons follow.
these, lees vived in their revival.
but always recognizable and dis
tinot; a young girl alone by night
aud In peril other life, in cottage
on dreary moran upper cham.
Der Of an inn, with two beds In Il;
the curtains of Of one bed closed.
aud q man standing by them wait.
ing, yet dreading 60 draw them
baok---a husband secretly follow.
ing the first traces Of n mystery
which his wife's anxious love had
fatally hidden from him since the
day when they first met these,
and other visions like them,
shadowy reflections of the living
beings and the real events that
had been once, peopled the soil.
tude and emptiness around me. ~
They haunted me still when | tried
10 break the train Of thought which
my own efforts had wound about
my mind and tley came out with
me when | left, aud ! had lifted
the veil from the past for myself,
and was now to rest no more till
/ had lifted Il for othcrs.--Queen
Of Hearts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

HrRiNs Tiss.=Asher on Lafayette street,
anticipating the spring season, came up
from below yesterday, with part Of hls
spring and summer stock. The balance
will be here before the week expires. Uf
course he is not ready to-day FOR his many
friends the ladies. but will be very early
on Monday morning One fact In fefefanee,
70 Asher, the ladies should make snote Of
N is THE what he tells them In reference
20 his goods may be relied on, and he does
not press them 10 buy, what he knows
they do not want.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

FoRrucoMSe WoRx ny DICKENS, -
The London papers announce that the
author Of the !" pickwick Papers, in
the 40th number Of All the Year
Round, would publish the First Jour.
Aey Of " The Uncommercial Traveller,
an occasional series ofjourneys. 1t is
said that Mr., Dickens considers his re-
cent Tale Of Two Cities Ibis best
production. fr
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BARBpp q BENJAMIN

HAvh In Store, the f,lluwlng goods, which they
oIef 10 dealers and Families, either NJ wholesale
cr retail, on favorable terms aud Al reasonable
prices,
TOBACCO
IN every Variety an posss--iom peses. 10 u
Bosses, % by The single ro-nd o. plug.
EhuAHs.
Csssasres, Csndsd, uoaehss, Opera uunehss.
picclimlnl, retutss, Una Nina. Dismantes, liz
bunss, bendtes, rfinsadss. etc, etc.
BRANDY.
oid iIenassspy--iTpe. Old Ns,tii, Old ps,psse,
4 london poci otsrd, Dupay Col tonswerths'
atswba. Eishth's Imitation
WHISKY,
Old senicb. Old irish do. neufhon, Hte. Ola
hobinseh County, Tennessee. Common Reclined.
Alfred Moripas Msteeausi
dp do Leevilisi
esistjulisn Mssiue--in boxes ~ hy the Cask
Box aoops.
Old brandy. nfandy Cherries. Chsmpaspe cider.
quarts ard plnts, Assorted brandy Fruits. Assert.
ed Uotdlais. Lemon syrup, flavotins Extracts.
PICKLES AND KErUIiurE.
In gallon Jars, half sslion quarts aud pints, wal.
nut ke'ebup Tensto Ketebup, Mushroom Ketrha
M, Worcestershire Sauce, John Null. do. psoIi
sanDiNns. OYSTERS. nro.
Baltimore Cove Oysters, esrdiaes In quarter.
hall aud whole boxes. Salmon, etc, Mschersi In
Kits aud barrels.
ALE AND PORTER.
In pinis aud quarts.
PRESERVES. rRuir, rrC.
Red Current Jelly and JAM Hsshsrry jelly and
Jaui strawberry, d.. Preserved Peaches, uinger.
Green uases, Qoinces, &c.
FRESH FRUITS.
Peaches. Strawberries, Hssberries, piscsberries
ac.
vEaETApbEe.
Green Vors. Green Peas, Asparagus.
ThAR.
large and varied assortment In chests. I air
chests, pounds. half pound aud quarter pound
packages
We also have In store our usual assortment Of
Western goods, consisting Of
FLOUR, BACON, poRK, LARD, CtlErHE, puT.
TTtn, pn.e Fkkr. 40.
Crushed, 70 wdered aud Brown Sugars, Rio COT
'ee' Old Government Java, Soap. Candles. Oils,
jsnii pARpEE a BENJAMIN.
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sKELLY's STAR BAaAssE FURNACE

shEbLh'b STAR HA0ABbE FURNACE.
rINuE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully In.
l. vite the at ention OF parties Interested 10 his
IMPROVED nA0AssE FURNACE.
which has been IN use for the last thrsa years,
giving entire satisfaction In every eaee.
FOR further information In relation 90 the op.
GRAFTON ~ my Furnace. please refer 20 the follow
Ing named planters who have u IN use
BENJAMIN DEnLlbUx, ESQ, iberviiie.
col, ". q. W, nuTLER, do.
HON. v. DuPuY. #U. do.
In. @. CLEMENT. do.
Messrs. q. NJ. a ,. W. MURREL, do.
MICHAEL sCIILATRE, Jr., do.
Mrs. E ROBERTSON, do,
JOHN A. DARDENNE, do,
MAhRlONEAUN a fIEBERT, do.
CELksTiNk leblanc, do.
HON. MILES TAYLOR, Assumption.
Measrs. 7. A y, BURBANK, do.
JEAN n, LANDRY, do
Messrs. DAVENPORT a FORD. do,
Mcssrs DUoAs& RoBIClIEAux, do,
W. A. sIIAfER, Fsq., Terrobonne,
COL. w. u. WHITEHEAD, st. Cherries.
pR. TIA wv. NOLAN, West naton Rouge.
W. }. FORT, Esq. West feliciana.
Orders for Furnaces must be given early as on.
~ a limited number will be contracted for, as I
superintend the erection ofesch furnace In psrsou
For further information address
EVAN sKELLY,
janle Plaqaemine, Iberville, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

TEXAS IrEMs.--We have dates
from Galveston TO the 18th inst.
The Grand Lodge OF Texas, !. o. o.
f., has adjourned. Clark L. Owen
was chosen NJ. w. Grand Master, and
John N. Reed NJ. w. Grand lPatri-
arch.
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LADIES CLOTH.

MY assortment In that particular branch can.
lVl not be surpassed. having all desirable shades
and at prices that cannot fail 10 suit the rich as
we'll as the poor. O. SIMON.
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AUCTION SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an agreement entered iuto and
I'D signed by the owners, I will offer vt Public
sale In fro Of the Court House Door Of said par.
irh, IN the City Of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of MARCH
next, 1850, at IL o'clock A. NJ, Of said day the
slave hereinafter described, held In common be-
tween those part 10 wit:
OLIVER negro man aged about 90 years.
Terms Of sale CASH on delivery.
fsbl II. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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rr,Ovtu Ann WHISKY.

FLOUR AND WHISKY.
~ nAHRtis moderate ptieed Family Flour;
~ ~ natfeis Deans whisht-jus, received
aud fbf sale w JOSHUA BEAL
AT.--A good supply of the real
i Simon Pure, on hand and Or sale by
ebt JOSHUA bEAb
HtsN poTAroEss--b0 nsrtels, suitable
i h,t plantine-pfless moderate.
febi JOSHUA prAL
JIAy. COaN AND OATs.-A al d. supply
u u always cn hard and fof sale ny
tebt JOSHUA NAL
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SIMS pt.ows.

f1,H0sE who are N want ~ q superior rlow will
ne " dues supply Of the Sine steel pipw Il new,
rhesr ard snpetiet ariieiel and the uafrett aud
Cpttisan's ster Noeld BEARD. tiaiis piuws, Kings
riews, and etherss Gall hefore going else where.
M0NTAN - malta,
fehT Hardware rutupt.
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"a KINGS, YANKEE PLOW.
A LARGE lot Of the above wooden board
IA piows, from No. I 20 No. 4, Extended Bars,
the very article for the culture Of corn and cot
ton, TO be had at moderate prices at
nov29 LAR9UIER a LAN0UEs,
Corner Lafayette and FLORIDA streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

DRANi BRANr-A fresh lot Of Saint Louis
II 20 pran-iuss reesivsdby ,osuu..v.