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, 1860-03-22

TEE WEST COAST Of AFRICA. Advc=tu-c. a*d
Ub>e ms III, .le West Coast of Africa and f4 LII
ards. lst7rcal AID d. scrptive :tetcre*"f M11e.7a.
Caaary, Il ar. ami tape Vtte l+a.as ftes cs11es.
TX, .u-fAte traces, Iu:ss0 tpxE1sc IT,. On
thai part If the Afcau e,l*s. .tnk sfswren T. Sxs
Nor .ec'. i'll; E1reI eItia- tt. attr CHARLES '193:s
with Illus. at!nt r. III 4ii.n.l EIa~nes- Etw !Llk:
Drfty Jac;scn. Cntcnso: = e. dt So i C"-
We should not look for j marked maEi-
iesta:iun Of saving grace in any book writ
ten br Navy Chaplain. Readers Of cur
moderate expectations who takcup this volume
will not he disappointed. If j little cant
an occasional sni-el, i few hints 4. defence
ofslayery, many whines over the condition Of the
"unsodlT hea,ten,'' general ltsitT Of tcEc,
and s:ip-slod method Of wr:,irg, do not cause Il
speedy laying down Of the b,,ok not little out
of.the.way and moderately valuable information
may bc found within its lids. Tie poison which
ncu,ra:ises ali the authors recommendations
touching the hca.Len and missions, is tue
knowledge that he defends nlan-sclling upon
principle. He all the while leaves lis il doubt
whether he teleScs ia 1n,:si,ns US mcans Of
ulak:rg better *laves, CT as parrof Tic n,aciid-
cry 6y which tn: f.icans n.ay gropc 1hciz way
to tie wLite mans heaven. For sale by S. {.
Grisss.
, 1860-03-22
DIFFICULTIES ON THE RIO
ELfANDE.
A1uerlcans Driven rom 1esll1O.

lH.eAy AFx3El1n. AaEch lseJ
From atesilla, intelligence Of an exciting
character has reached US. 4 serious difficulty
had arisen between 1hs American aud Mexican
population, which had already resulted in blood
shed and the driving from town Of the Ameri-
can residents. The position in which our cor
respondents are placed, prevented ourseceiE:nE
full particulars: hut from passengers arrived
and the few letters scen, we gather the fuaiow-
ing facts Us to The cause Of the present uufortu.
nate condition Of affairs in that town. The
Judge Of tue Probate Court, A. Hasila, Mexi.
cin, el c,ei ut the late election, is the principal
instigator Of the present difficulties. Ou Tie
olst uls., contrary 10 law. {no complaint lavin.
been Made or Indictment found, he ISSUED an
order to shut up several houses belonging to
Court, refused 10 curry it into effect, and eo
dcavorea to conrinc: him of bis iilegalty but
the eniy answer wills renewal at the urder.
The Clerk having tnken charge Of the books of
the Court, the judge armed j party Of MeSicaEs,
aud al attempt sus made ~ rccpvcr their pos
session. The better class Of the Mexican popu-
lation ut first tssk Esdes with the Amer leans,
who unanimously approved Of the course Of The
CLERK Each party araaio@ themselves, retrcatcd
to their hnnles for defense. IN the evcLin. o:
the same day, an American IVES shot ut. Seye-
RI! persons heart-g the report Of the pistol,
cred at tho rc!rea.iag Iexcan; but unf:--::a
nately missed him, killing a woman walking
Au'&t'] "' *fPtclG SAaE " tuE AIE't. AZ
late hour Il Mexican again fired At in American,
but missing his aim, Was Immediately shot
down. before morning, it is reported. three
others ws1e killed; making tive IN a:l. Tie ex-
citemeut increasing. the Marshal sent word 10
Fort Fillmore Of tLcir danger, with request
| for immediate aid. Eei:1e the troops arrived
tic Americans were obliged to leave town, the
numbers of the Mexicans Increasing 1non,enlly,
and they too weak to defend themselves. The
troops are now in Nesil!a, but not au American
| rcsid. ut remains. At The loss Of the killed the
Acxicans arc deeply exasperated. and IL rumor
reaches us that an attempt n i'll be made 10 fol
iow tic Americans tu t!lclr retreat. They appeal
determined on 1ererge, and bring 'at gely in
the majority, the danger is indeed serious.
Atlast accounts, number OF the cit1z.ns o
El paso and the surrounding country we're o.
their way to slcsilla; aud. it is to bs hoped
may be able to bring about settlement of I'll.
difficulties now existing. NE regret to heal
that the troops, SO much needed III the Eastern
portion of the Territory, are under o.dcrs II
proceed to the Aavsio country. 1t is indispcn
SADLY necessary that few remain. in the pres
ent unfortunate state Of affairs, and we hop
the officer in command will not move until o1de
| Is again restored.
, 1860-03-22
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

Tic New York Evening Post nominates
BENJAMIN GnATz BaowS, Of St. Louis, until
lately the editor Of the Missouri Democrat: for
yicc President, on the Republican ticket.
, 1860-03-22

: ~ The enlargement Of the limits of Paris,
has occ.sioned demand for eight new theatres
and three hupdred and nineteen more bake
shops, So says the Boston :h,.. :. !:
, 1860-03-22

The bridal bed. the prison and the grave.
were each represented on u trnin Of cars which
left Pontiac, Mich, last week. There was bri-
dal party, four prisoners, and funeral party
with corpse.
, 1860-03-22

Charleston Defends IIerse1f
The Charleston Ne.rs admits that the s per
d.fm is to be the price Of board. The excuse is
that:
Grcat expense has been aud will be incurred
By the 1audiords, in changing the whole furni-
ture and arrangements OF their establishments,
so Is to provide for the entertainment Of much
larger number Of guests. For instance. the
Charleston Hotel viii! be ltted to aifofd COLL
Portable lied and board" for 1000 guests,
whereas. under its present organization, 3o6
would absorb its Accommodations. Large rents,
too, hase been paid by them for outside houses
for guests. In addition, llclvy OUTLAWS have
been and will he made on contracts and pu1-
chases Of supplies to feed the thousands cx-
pectcd. Already do they suffer enhanced ex-
penses from increased price iu all market arti-
cies, arising from holding back by the market
men Of nest. Ac-. for the Convention period.
OF tic hospitality asked Tor the Ntus says:
What has her private hospitality to do with
such case, an lrruption upon her Of IN i'm
nensc hor1e Of men, intent on their own sell
fish ends, and Indifferent alike to her peop'c,
their sentiments aud interests: .lnd thousands
Of tleU,, too, OF such character aud manners
that II they were to come here, individually,
nsnin and again, it would nesc1 be thought, ty
respectable man ol our city. to admit auy
OF then, within his doors During tie presence
of that prozncious cro1d tic private doors of
t.t,..1 ,-s,, ,r;1t r.rae bara l,unr t;.Jt1v
Gha1lssion WI otser M1'e oxen .San SO iny
saue a"H .vst:,1 then tosn;,,v nnnn tta
Somte. nue ~ ,Ehn Har. :, =,
'p ntGn ss Sat;nns, Conrsr,;o, III ~
'1s assea."u:, ~ = -'I4 oo =,
0f the threat to 60 elsewhere, the Charleston
editor SAWS:
wo,,i Il mt he amn.;nr If the comm;ttee did
Moa,u n.1' ~. ar W ~ EasrSa.E nJ.ha Ve.th
maAs t.e sa ~. " ,s.a In au ~ ~ o,,,hs
era oe!ega.'onas ~ m:ss .s; aaa ~ .,. euu.uesn
dsleeatns, aan d ,s, u, - chs,i.s.na; "on
IL 1i audn ~ ~, ~. ,ron;1;oz no,;t;csl ersn. >
~, ou:n ,sh c",.;stnt, ~ n..,-,r ali =. Den,o.
s,; Lns . G.a.ss .nrs;s,5n~ ak. ina I,cnocracv
an'a i,1 '1own . constitutional nlatfnrro nnmi.
s,a ,,:oner statesn,un for thc md
~. ~ srrrnnn,ors nnsonndnrss of The Vnrthern
ns,nncr,cy ns he;nc sinurhed III into ,le New
Ve4r V hcdy nTesent;nv noth;nr bnr than
i41 :,,,,i oncs nara ,!nf,,ri tbe c,ns,jtut;on.
sIteo5 aca ,,n1er Il hra1 EacE 1he i'oSts ~
- s"n,ens,s oIn ~ ~ r;r. de3;v+rsnec ~ the S"n,1.
ao't.u' H.n,a - e'
eFo '9'''e'- - -.
Balloon scensIon 1t Sasnnna ali ;cor-
+ Gsa--Pcrilou$ Situation OF The Acro-
| uauts-
| The aeronaut Cevor, with . companion named
, 1860-03-22

1t appears from an article which VIC print
IN another column frcu the Charleston Nescs,
that The people Of that city are preparing to
hide their spoons, in preparation for "thc
eruptioa Of all immense horde Of men intent
on their own selfish ends during the sitting
Of tho National Democratic Convention. F"
..Durins tho presence Of that pernicious
"crowd,' says tic Nt'cs, "thc private doors
"of Charleston will never hare been so tight
"ly slut aud carefully guarded as tle1. She
twill confer moro watching than hospitality
"upon the camp followers who hare come to
"swarm at tho assembling Of TIE National
"Conyention."
We arc all Democratsi But bo sure and
| hide the sppprst
, 1860-03-22

WILD SPORTS or THE souTI. Ct tee Camp F;:.. Of
the E.e;'aIt. i;y CuAEIzs l.. nnt!E1x.r. New
y.tx: 4e.uy j. jarksou- chicago: :. q. Gs'sss &c.
\ valuable book ;or tile boys, cuutainics Gu
ecdotcs Of the forest and field witlou. number.
Tue authors styte is not that upon which abook
ought to be modelled, because of his indulgence
in doubtful English; bn: perhaps it bc!lss tho
subject matter.
, 1860-03-22

We learn from The Omaha (Sebraska) E.pu5~
lcan that the returns received at the Secretary
Of States Office, show majority Of lis against
State organization. There arc several coun~
ties Ia hear from, whic!. may change tue result,
hut nrnhahlr not.
, 1860-03-22

NITCHELL@ NEW ANv1ESr Gr.JGHArY. ne-;sa
I'd !r itl- use Of School. and ri *. lhi a!e!p-sa:
L. L. Bii-eF i ". eAc 90: s. U. Gr1sss r Gu.
3ios. readers whc have net easy acccss 70
large lihrarie.. have fel: the want Of o convent
ent manual Of Ancient Geography for reference.
Ills want is supplied in the volume before US.
We have looked carefully through it, and cs au
Indication Of the way in which We estimate its
value, we will say that We have put it ava. to
be taken down Whenever question in Ancient
Geography is to te soiYed. For sale by S. c.
Grigys T. Co.
, 1860-03-22

THE S&~son and tbs Lakes.'Bfffs Pdss<d-s
BkLs Hfil<d--Inferesi on Stats Laaas-'
Tts school Fund-s. .utnor1iy Taettes-~
The Judicial E{feEfon.-sS0uth Side
Preaching,
, 1860-03-22
son. F.urth eer5c.. E17o-itory l.eetur S.snt
ranl.s Ert.t:estn ire cortthlars Dos:uu: 1;ckaos
FIei. Chicago: :. z. Gstxgs i to.

FIe1H4 IHH18Us = U 0sREs x W.
This is enc Of the books about Which there
eau be no quarrel. It's kindly spirit and Chris
tiau fidelity commend it, in spite Of its contro-
rersical character, to readers Of nil sects. Mr.
Robertson il Of the Church Of England, and bis
Lectures have The marks md affirm the doc
trines Of the Establishment; bnt his geniality
and CHARITY commend his words to Christians
Of every name.
, 1860-03-22

LYRICS AND 0THEI: F0ENS. Fly s. DoSAtp@oH,
JE. ru:a +lplIa: 1lntey s B:aAlton~ cni,aso: s.
t-Grg.sk TO-
i thin volume upon which much beautiful
Typography is wasted. Buta short horse is soon
curried:: 3lr. Donaldson may get !. living hy
digging POTATOES; but never by writing poetry
lie has mistaken his vocation.
, 1860-03-22

roon,s ladies' teD-pin alley, Restaurant. sWlbgs,
&C., established nea.iy opposite the entrance
nav, ind be we'll pa.ronized here. Mr. Garsin
cane here from Lcavcnworth, where he was
i?ty Marshal, or Sheriff, believe. few years
since: but be is originals from Boston.
1uz GREAT MEDICINE SPRINGS.
/ 4 few miles drive on an ever varying and
| everywhere romantic road from Coerado City,
takes ron 10 the great Acdiciue Springs four CT.
| Are ID all, covering here aud there IN acte OF
ground. There is i large hotel to ba completed
Sa7e t}is year. so es to accommodate anybody
and everybody, with their wires and ch1dre'''
from Tue New Yu1k ctr and Boston travelling
md Measure hunters, to the rich Missouri
| r1antcr. and your fashionable Fourth s!1eet
creatures uua' consteliatons Of each and on
| rrades and gcutlers. At present there Is sa-
Ioon here. Kent by sc:ni- French, eemi.Go.ham-
it, styie Of genius by III. cognomen Of AoSs;
| pnney. who, tv the way, 1nagntfes his olhce ana
cnanloys as much f*p'it du corps IN DIS cnaree
| md calling, as II be were the constructor aau y
| crcator Of the springs himkclf. lie knows a''
the while, however, how to wait on '',enuan VINO
arn remu,an'' aud ladies' who arc ladies', Is well
| ns INV OF those polite a1taches 10 tile ounce OF
| the Virginia, OF the Planters, and El1hal nc
knows 4 thing or two nbout the chemical ana
n,ncra prop. rites and pr9porions o. ,nose se. pc
c,nl}r ths proportions Of which arc 70 be naulp'
'mIatea with q sa,all measure Of Heidsici, so ~
to nuke soda champa.ne-cocksaito Of the great
c.t: maximum in quality and gns'o; 6
Woitop. Esq+; ;jud e Hyatt. Richard E; Wl".sitt
5;as5 ssa s 5s:1s; I'd e IL
sGn, Es1, ,,,SHht;shcr' from Hos;on) Of Colorado
civ. ase It present the s.oekho!'iess o,.ewnet:
Il ills properly. TLey will make improvement: M
about there, aud will thereby maSe.a .e!1ano o.
the commencement Of . fortune in this enter
prise. co.+ =
sradrid 10 report about their Spanish posses
! sions here, in the year 1910, or thcreabouts
soznt some time at the Springs, and praiset
{ them highly to his "SoEetcign Lady and Cath
olic Majesty" on the continent Here he fvun:
iur themselves, and re .a1diug the Springs a
. | tic "iountain or health" 50 did Blron Vo'
Humboldt. Buxton and other eminent travellers :!
pronouncing them more extensive, more medic
iual, more peculiarly grand. beautiful aud roman
! tic thau my they knew Of in North AMERICA
The waters hare not hecu Jet fully or scientld
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
+ IA N X III UG y + T.
TO THE MILIIONi

THE E-strsleucoursgemsnt which h We me.
with In my new business, induces the return Of
many thsnks to this generous public for their
patronage. and solicitation for them 20 again
n"toe announcements -dsy 10 the additional
supplies to my already large and fresh stock Of
all goods belonging 10 my line % business, and
IN doing so feel fulIsssuranee that ifthey viii
call aud see me- they will be satisfied that my ear
nest Efforts Is TO give entire satisfaction, and will
await the pleasure 81 showing my stock and ssrv
Ing "aH vho may gius mo a cali"
FRANK HUGUET,
noV23 Corner Of Third aud Laurel street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
James NC V'Ny,

BEgS leave respectfully 10 inform his friends,
and the citizens Of Baton Rouge and Its vc,pity
generally. that he lie prepared Eat short notica) to
execute any orders In connection with the cree
tion Of. or repairs o. Buildings with which he may
Ye entrusted lie will also furnish 10 Contractors,
Builders Planterssnd others. Sash (resdy prirnsd
and Gls,ed " dssiredJ vENITIA sHUTTERs
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
Blinds PANEL Doors. etc, fsny required sire at
a. ow rates rs they can he obtained elsewhere in
The South, and ofthe best style Of workmanship
lie has alsp established In connection with the
above. JOBBINg DEPARTMENT. wherein any
order will be executed promptly. CisTERNs Of
spv required capacity made TO order.
lie would also respectfully suggest 10 those who
may contemplate building, that he 10 prepared 10
get up Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specifications.
nils ofqusntities Of materials estimates Of Cott
etc., on reasonable terms. orders for any -
the above named workmanship. o. services, left
IN care of Messrs
DAN'L HICKY. West Baton Rouge.
JORDAN HOLT, Hosedale. La
ALFRED DUrJANTfBR, Nsuchao. ". n. Rouge.
u. SALE, Springfield, La,
through the Post Once, will meet with with
prompt Attsntion.
Nv Shop on North Boulevard street, opposIte
the state House. Ration Rouge, La.
August 9Th, 1862
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.

An NOW prepared 70 shov some thing vsry
Il Handsome In this line, have Coiorsd De
MASKS Table Covers all slses, spo Celofed Cloth
,Isno CoSer embroidered, some Of them very
hsndsom' In addition 10 the shove bsy. Cu,.
tain Dsmsshs In all oolors, and Patt ems, With
gimp Loops. Cord and Tssssls 30 match, also o
lPigs lot ofnsv style Lace Curtains.
sspt29 w. ID pUIIIIpa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
More Ladder CInnks To

More Ladies' CIoalxs TO Arrive.
WILL receive In a few days another new sup
Il ply OF ladies Closks. my customers will always
ma good supply 81 these goods always on hand,
and viii sell them at low prices
sepno W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
JUST RECEIVED.

DLAYiNG CARDs-A large supply Of Samuel
L Harris Playing Cards. all qualities and prices,
for sale low to the trade by
july4 RID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
ItE-OPENING

BY LOU is j. COIN.
- LIE STONE on Main street, corner 81 PsnI
~ tautsry street, formerly occupied by Mr.
Bouche, deceased, with new snd large stock Of
Try eoods, CIsthing and other goods belonging
70 this branch Of business, all Of which ofpr Tor
sale 1T very small profits would also, state that
am not connected with any other house In this
city. (ssp26 6m) LOUIS J. COIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
sUNDRIEsi sUNDRIEsif

EnBAhRbi'S Msshsnoc Potato.s, 10 do. Large
~ Onions. 2 do new Dried Apples, I task Ia
con Shoulders, tisrc-s SUGAR Cured Hams, IC
Kegs Leaf Lard, just received aud for sale by
ssptI6 JOSHUA heal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

~ ~ Els.
G0 BoAsS various brands Cewing Tobacco;
Wv Smoking do;
Casks Fine brandy;
Il Peach do;
Msdsris and Port Wine.
Ginger Wins;
~ Jamaica Hum:
10 Dozen Hostetters Hitt.r.:
10 Binninger's London Dock Gin'
10 singletoh's London Cordial do:
10 VOLTS scheidam scbnapps:
10 NsLsan's Cordial;
Gross Jacobs do;
Perry Davis Pain Killer;
10 Fahnestock's vsrmif.Ra;
Asserted Fruit Jars:
Tovnsends hulr's, Williams and
sands sarsapriIls;
Mustard;
200 Ounces Quinins;
Garden Seeds of all kinds;
Cutlery new lot just received
Patent Medicines. Perfumsry and Fancy Goods Of
All kinds In Store and for sale by
sugi A. STEWART 4 90,
Druggists,
wsddill's old stand. Main ST.. Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
NEW CROP BUCKwHEAT.

Ns- Crop Buck wheat, N.~ Cyop Buck vhsat,
New Orop Buesvheat, New Crcp Buck vbsst,
New Crop Buck wheat, New Crop Rueh vb.at
New Crop Duck hsa', New Croe Buck wheat.
New crop brohv eat, New Crop Buck vbsst,
Ns~ crop bursvheat, Nsv Crop Buchvhes-t
for ssu"piy Of tho sbovs dslsetsbls land Of tn.
the vsr1 Vest mspufaotursdD call or send N the
Store ~ JOSHUA HEAL
,oti6 Corner Third and onvsntion sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
GUNsi CUNsif GIJNsi,,

Nov IN STORE, a complete assortment Of
~ Lengths. Borss, Forward and Back Action
Locks-ofthe celebrated and rsliabis "Gillsspis
shot Guns, also the unequaIIsd Gresnesr Guns,
and Boys Guns. Those In want ofs 81 OF tuD
are requested TO call and sssmipe my stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements will
be offered that cannot bs resisted.
nov23 tKAN.. UUaUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

ID Z Po OF
of
IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARs.
HAVE JUST received tho largest and mos,
L varied assortment Of
IMPORTED HAVANA sE9ARs.
ever before in this markst--comprislnv all IN.
latest aud most popular brands
am now prepared TO furnish the cittEens of
Baton Rouge and surrounding country with an
article Of sEGAks even srcellinR any have her.
tofors supplied them. at New Orleans prices.
ANTHONY MAZE,
eoo American Flag s.gar Store,
Harvey House basement
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
TO SUGAR PLANTERS,

STRAlGllT and crooked hsndls Cane Knives
- With and without hooks. Copper and finued
fkimmsrs and Lsdsls; Cane Sned Lantherns F:
Sugar House Lamps. Wicks, Oh Cans, large and
small. EnEisesr Wrenchss, 10 to 1s in. swans
Faucets for NJ Sulphite, - lions and bslf Gallons
for HiSulphits. ssohsromete,'s rasrmome teis,
Couplings Guags and stop COX, a. Pack ing ol evsry
descriptioDat LARgUIER ALAN UEE,
ooHI Cor Lafayette and Florids sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ATTACUME EMIT.

A LOT Of the above Mills. without doubt the
IA best article ~ the kind before the public. n
simple in construction, easily adjusted to grind
coarse or hne and not liable 10 get out Of order
grind and Sits one bushel Of corn per hour. In
TACT the very thing where Touring mills are fsV
and far bstvesB--for sale at
msT5 LARgUtER q LANOUE'S
Corner Lafayette and Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

Lrdies Bonnets aud Misses Flats.
| WILL receive In a few day n large stock Of
silk, Velvet and Winter straw comets, also
the hsndsomsst assortment Of Misses FLATS TO be
ound anywhere. W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

AXIGSi AXESii

XESi AK ESn
Da DOZEN Chopping Axes Of Collins. Bruns and
Nv other good makers. Light, medium, heavy
sud ertrs heavy. slways on hand at the Hardware
establishment tot LACQUER e LANOUE,
msrd Corner Lafayette and Worlds SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
OVAL FRAMES.
NO CURE, NO PAY-TRY 1T.

MATTAN'S Apperient, n certain cure
WI fer Dyspepsia. Prepared and for
saleat. V. HEUDE 81 CO.'S.
mayll Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

HANG OUT YOUR BANNER THE
IL cry is still they come 2OOG lbs Jelly
Gum Drops, from IIy Mpillard Now York
and for sale at
V. HEUDE % co.'s
sprsFsf Drug Store
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
FRESH CHOCOLATE.

usr received an assortment Of Superior Choeo
~ Aeoy juns22 ED. d WV BoGEI
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

To DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WArER-
l. have just received direct from Clsrk 9 Whia
another supply Of Congress vsssr, 70 s,osssi,
adapted TOT sunAss uss. =. ., DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18

Chifd's Taimas and Boys Suits.
TTNHE handsomsst Assortment OF Cbild,, MAJ.
l. settles Tslmas and Boys suits 70 be found
can nov be had at my store, the suits for little
boys are very handsome.
spr2t w.D. Phillips,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-18
MORGAN g. MORGAN,

''.s.s'sssssss's.s.s-.-.- ~-,..s.-.-sss-.-.-e.s
v a. s0RgLE........ -.....I nORaAn ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-30
. SlaYefY n Nisssurf.

There has been great deal Of rsjoicr
ing il free-soil quarters about the alleged
rapid decrease of slavery Id Missouri
IA New York abolition paper bsfoFs rs n
says t has all along been doubted Y beth
erssuch rejoicing was not premature. and
It now has evidence from men on the spot,
and based Oh official documents, that
slavery Is actually increasing in that
Stale. Tie 81 E6lis C.lsEistidg A dpocats
says that after al llle hue and cry raised
about The decline Of slavery n Missouri,
the returas 81 the assessors df taxes in
the different counties of the State show
thai thss aggEsgatp incrsase- # playes Is
fully aFe per- cent, These are The re-
turns Of the Isis Of taxable property, and
must, be allowed toi bescorrect q: at lesst
there,can be no. sraggeration, Dutiag
the past year, the idGocdts says, . great
many negroes have been sold and carried
out 81 the Stat, because, many people
were in debt for land, bought At high
prices, money was scarce. and this means
was resorted ITO. to enable them to pay
their debts. But while great many
have been sola and sent out of tho Stale.
a great many have been broaghtsinto u,
and hence the increase shown BY the tax
lists. We rejoice 10 seelhat slave labor
is moi giving way in MissouIi.--Rlch-
asond Dispatck. s t s'E so ri.