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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
Siett. Ur LtItl>I a II a.
PAiiI. II Or VEST BATIN ROEGE,
SIXTH DISTRICT coCFT.

In III ,ttc. Succsssion f UDrzime Doiron, deceased
No. :G1.
~ HrRrAs Ju,leon Doirrn has filed final tab'eau
W aniaccnunl Of al, adm tuistrasiOu Of the above
Succe>son-
Notice is hereby given that all legal opposition to
til" hnm"ogaton of said account ,nu>t he filed N the
"itic" e'l~rk of this parish. within thirty day.
tr, n, the FIRST pub.catlon LereoN
W. b cHANBFRIlS,
Clerks Office June g. 1860 Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
Hs4 .t.eU .s.'.ss .,.v,'v.

R. ID i K Is n il A Y,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL rEA1ERIv
DRJC>. MEDICINES + CHEMICALS $
LAUREL TIL II. BATON Evunh.
1NINE TOILET AND SHAVING -OAPS. F1Nt
l. Hair ard 7 9th Brushes Surgical and Dental
Instruments Ne"cint Cheat. !rnss.s and >uppur-
t. cf all kinds, Fresh ,.ar,ien Seeds.
PUHE SPICES,
Ard all tp" genuine t'A,.nt Med cnes Of tile day
SUPERIOR INDEZIBLE INK
PURE WINES md BE.aNDIES
For Medical IA poses
EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORtNG
sly Medicines hav all cen >,.rted W til and
Arr all Warranted ure and genuine.
FINE iUChLT CUTLERY
,azors and Scissors
PERFTN' RT
PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS,
'aretulv prepared a, all hours.
h pc by let att- tion to Business, and by
keeping .he best aricles, to receive r-asona-
aalr share of pa tronagr. r. d. DAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
Improved
4as Eight Apparatls

r which have the te>tim ,nials Gov. r. E. WICK
ufk a"d Of Me>srs. Berlin nILbKEsS, Serge: nj at
rms Of the Senate, and J. H. lERAiTA >ergeant.a,
.rnfs of thu House. who >ay
Your I'm "oyed Light Apparatus As ap.
lied TO the ate House ia admirable ir a II its
anvempn,s and all that could b. desired
have also the testimonials Of ,r JEHr PErn1Ns.
f Fast Baron r"u-e aud ". " ] Ugh Of Ass.mr.
ion: who have my apparatus attached to their su.
ho,sas. which would like sugar planters to x
M n.
rtvoR'50 y R. TIGHE
~ address alllet,-r- to y. r. Tgh-. Baron Rouge
49,, and they will meet with promt attention
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

'sh Of West Baton Rouge, IN obedience to
the charge of the Cou.t TO them given, pro-
creded to tue discharge Of their duties, and
found number of delinquents under the
Road and Levee ordinances. of the sa,d ar
'sh. but deem 1t unnecessary, if not unwise,
to take any action in the premises at present,
OWING to the confused aud uncertain state
into which the Police Jury have placed these
matters. and will respectful" recommend to
that Honorable body to adopt such measures
as will make the laws in relation thereto,
and the action Of the Grand Jury under the
same Of effect. Also examined tse pubiic
buildings Of said parish, and found the same
in good order. and nnw having nothing fur
ther before them, respectfully bes leave to
be discharged for the term
Foreman
A true copy Of Grand Jury's Report.
-, Clsrk'. 0oics. @est B Ton Rouge. stats
L.>. oflouisiana, this 81 eay Of April.
fsigued.] ": 3. cisaNBsRrly Clerk.
The report of the Committee on Distrbu-
ton of Poydras Funds, came next in order,
and after some discus, ion, was adopted, viz:
To the Presideat aad Members Of the Police Jury Of
IVES: Bcton Rouys:
The undersigned Commissioners of the
'ydras fund beg leave to submit the follow
ing majority Report rs to the distribution Of
the interest among the INDECENT girls who
married during the past year.
Total amount to be divided S2475 18.
lst Degree. Widow Faustin Raffraie in
represan. aton of h-r daugh-
ter Olivia Rafras who died
after m srriage with Portals
Tuiler ........... sees 7eK
LIST Degree Pauline Blanchard. ....... 66s. .79X
g - Elizabeth Allen ........... 665.79x
"a Degree. AnatOlee Isaac 466,79x
s2,47s IL
lsisned 1C WOODS,
W.. CHAMBERLIN,
Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
b Sl4.Lo0 LA.lU,,
improve ] Gaslight Apparatus

He unirr' gnsd resp"c'fay CATS tile s.tentio,,
Of ia"t-rs ma the pul,.ic s"ne,itv to his n,
light 'ppara'us its established "co ON
'ad s''vsnia over any other kind "f ght +" Fp.-
4, etc. Il mas abundan comtlu.i,. and N. ist.c-
"iy testimonials ere his Gas Light Apparatus is
operation: that there av ny OF IS per cent
N money, be-ldeS al the labor that has Ssaril
'estrved on OIL Lamps any other KIND Of liquid
low in use The Ca,<'ol 1t Baton Souge is now lit
10 Ev one Of nv
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

l,,i; " " A,,Gt,N tIAn.\r.>>.
" A full ass. rtment Of Collars, hames Blind Rri
les Cart Breeching. Cart Saddles, Wagon Harness,
Trace Chains &C.. wh,cL offer at moderate prices
LARGUlER 4 LANOUE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

Coope,ng CoSperngc::
TNHE USDERSiGNED having located at the Ferry
l Landing O.. this PARISH is fully prepared I"
,rnish planters and others viii HOG III ADS. BAR
sELS and HALF RARRtIIS, which he fully guarran.
ees in every particular.
!" ALI. orders received IN, promptly attended +"
Stare of patronage is respectful, solicited. -EA
PHILLIP BAUER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
New LIVERY S,nhle.

IVASTlF l. HI AN la, ing pa sed the we'll known
~ Stables on Third rect formerl. nwne. bv Rob
'rt Beal. beg leave t" inform the publ generally.
lat ~ soon as practicable. they intend I" TT
their esta abli.hmrnt in not to be surpassed
W any other Livery -tabl in the south. They will
'av- a lew SUI plv of carriage,. Rugges and other
'~hcles. we'll as Carr BUGGY. and Saddle ll"r-
's-in fa"t every acc mm"saf"n or travellers Plea
ire parties. AMI others, be had AT bic md
tisfactOry rates HEH PY 4. Castle,
L. MILTON KEAN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

Having sold 10 Messrs. Castle 4 Kean the Livery
.hle Third str ct. k,..wu as {. Reals Livery
{ bic take this method Of recommending my
Iccessors to INV ratrcns AMI the traveil ng c"mmu.
'ity. believing thai they will give full satisfaction t'
Ill their customers.
ROBERT BEAL
Baton Rouge, La, Aprii %, 1859. s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

.juir nn' !sel.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30

II R1E5
Wt6tis fir @inmanoerer unb Neilenbe.
GriparliB BON 3eit, OelO urO Gntieraung
bur6 BITE
Baltimore nn0 CbtpsG iIenbnbn
mad alien Tbeileu be8 Weiten8

gurtersburs urtb Marietta, OOer 8entpOOb,
@beelins uuD Columbus.
Die Baltimore. uu6 Ohio Gifenbabn btetet benz %rtifenben Dub
litum BITE arSsten Gorttetle tn 8eaus auF 8tGtetsit 8equemIt6.
ttlt, Siderbeit, Yantai6tstt unD SdGntstt Der g ensrten, 70 bls
tie srn tetntr 0nOern gatn + oteen 2anse dbertrggfsn, wtro.
s.b.tntefe Qtnte, aletGseitts aber aud Ste idr3efe unO f6ne9fe
unb baber BITE btntsae @uute fur bic @etlenren mad benz gDefen,
bte ut&t p~erfeblen fOGteu, fe su benuSen:
Met~lenenternun9 bot Baltimore no9
Cincinnati:
ueber NarferSbura 5S3 Wtetlen,
ueber 8enwCDb unb ~QDheeltng $50
lleter 5drriSbure unD 9tttS6ure 500 .
1ur& Ste Wlartettd. Qtnte 5S3 -
etne @r1Mrnis an Der @ntfernuae BON 116
DurG bic q DluntuS. Qtnte 69
etnt Grfparnts an fer Gntfernuns SCn 69
Netlente, melGt bic Baltimore NIB SbtO, @tlenbotn benusen,
lssen bic Setfen In IN aaasn surad une tatren tn Noaesn; BE
Tnhr<HrPiSe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30
0i9ener S5cero III 0pIDes ipertb
5 WlDcefter QnuOauts nnh gtoDt. GeiellG1Gft.

SIT benz @ntrtdelunSSeanee Der NnFepIuns fnb mir pabtn Sc,
uUn $50 SarbCr Gttp IN ben 8rets Der 8ertederunsen 81 steten
ab 9Ots i'm S%afentheile Der staot 81 hem fir bas erfe lauienD
III Ger ~fruberen @rTBe bon 40 Bis $50 Sui ub mCndtltden Gin-
Iahlunsen BON So. Srete Deees in better 5Drrt sarGnttrt. Die
5nanertfnabme biees StahttbeilS 1T nun fNpptl bonn bG6fen
5nterefe fir bic Misunderstanding oils aud pteIe 8ererbtretbenbe
Oasu brdneen. OUfs. gDberften pnb Serbtnbunssfrdeen mite Elm
Steamer sur 6eriteuun9 neuer, reeelrndsi9er S~erbinbune NIT
Rgp-gprt unb 8Ofpn, perben aus unb pabrenb Der Gntpifeluns
oiefes 9lanes BON Der @efeuf4aft sebdut, unb bic NuSfubrune
bteleS 9ldneS rtrb IN 8ur3e ben @eatraipuntt fur ee um8egenb
nad unferer Stdbt leeen.
Brdmten
S~efetenb entreber in etnem 5000 QudDrat-5ue srpben Gdrten
Sber etnern 5retttdet auf benz @efeGf6dftsbdnpff6tfe, werben je
th Der Qpdbl, 3u ben erfen pertdufteR 1000 Qpts b~eieeseben.
ser tn Der @ntrifeluns beSrtFrne Sabrtdplan let6et bnbur6
nt6t muir tetne Seetntrd@tteune. lrncern nnus Ourd Ausfutrune
Obieen 6afenpldneS erf ieine ganae ~QDidttstett e~rlaneen.
3dbrtfanten, we6e tbre GtabltHensnts mad @g9 6arbpr gtts
lesen, weroen a~beeieben BON Der s~unftssn Gage 3ptf6en gtCrb- unb
Sun, burt ltberale Sesunftsun8en Settens Der Geea16aft Re
Seutense @rrthetle 8eptnnen. 5rs .1
Pamphlets werbsn unentgeltt6 a~uSseBeben, uns nabere gtat
rihten ertteilt bur@ aa u
Rpl9>9 s. S&mtbt, Msent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30
GjrDse GrmGBiduuo Ser 2nfernrefir.

g. q. I Cts, q. 8. s &i5., 5Ssreini8ter 30 SIS, Sut;ud.r
II @tS. triite @rasbutter 25-2S GtS.; Orange 8ranb S6nten
10 gut ME ~etP9Ydli@er nir IA Cts. auS9e9ei@nster gbaupas-
bera= 98ein heui 6ob u. Sloiten; alter gater- @biStep Der Q8eie
n Baltimore, iotote fetne StquDre unb Sranbiss BON alien Sprten
bel McOpnatb Il Ebpmas.
20 Ot 3altimpreitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30

1S57er 9ibetne9Betr.
SOeben ansefpnnen SO Ohm 1857 &beiu- gseit bon ausas,.i6.
Qualitdi. Bto6t. @cneiff uub. 6 o..
II 116 9orrbarhStr.
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Nermtldbte Mnset9em.
Ginnrr,s WGbmafbtme.

ots@tneiber bieFser gtaot, iplpie. ale Ferionen. psId9e etns
anff q dbma d inc gu baben wtnid9en, iputen Td2 erinnerT.:
I rosn NV zine n anoere, INTO 10 aud s~wetmut 10 ptsl @elb
'S nnbrimat. 0teIe8 u,a6t uniere WGitinen gu ben %biIlis-
am msI6e i'm Martte fue. Wttr ais 5000 oacpN hno anein
in biefaer @tuot in Operation an &SdeH, geefen unb 0oien une
ba6ea lire. @i9ner Obsr bic bamit atbetter in ben starO 8eiest' I'D
ntsbr @elo ;u erfporeu, ais tbrer otties auF anberenl Nese Mig.
lid lit. @Qe, welfe ete Ter betten 8dbmaf 4tnen, Die
m @5ebraud, limb, baten m6tten, iputen in unierer Office:
Sec. 159 Baltimpreltrabe
~poriprefen, mo @ebraud8r Nnweiiun9en tn beutiaer, eu9ltI9er'
~ronsSIiher lnb IpantIHer Sprade at baben limo u6 no mir Sc
i ffleine WtaIdine fault auf ~oerielben orbetten lerneu.
sdidt uadt etnem @rentplar BON Singers G6bnol6tnenz Sci.
ana. Nue MaIhineu wereen Elm gauges Sabr nab ibren1 AntonI
opr ms in boiler Srbnun9 unb &eparaticn sebalten.
fFh2S IN IS. 6. Brobert&, Meent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30
Wcner l1nO iptdbttger Inbrplnm: .
10 Gfad benz @eiten unO GiiOeu. IL

Baltimore unn SbiOsGtfenb1bn.
,Mn uno ndh benz IA. NcS. 1889 eebtn Die 9aee mte folet:
WUn Gdmben .Stdttpt Baltimore: Der yofiue, SCnntd8S
duseenCrnmen, I'M 2 uhr 90 Wtnuten Vprntttd8s une Der Gr.
prts,ug I'm A Itr 5 Ytnuten NdbmittdSs Betoe 3u8e eeben
mad aaen 3beilin bes Wefens 1p Nprb'lDeRens tn etretter
Qtnte. & gL E-1GzU4.@ + t
Stir WegsBaHasiere.
Id6 auen guntt'n swti&en Baltimore unS ptsbrnOnb ns9nae
sptf&en @untbe lamb uno Dteeltne ub 3rtf6en SraftCI une par
~tersburg ben 4 lbr 5 Wtnuten- Bug Don Baltimore.
Der Sreoertf@N ccpmrtDoattpu8= 3ug
Strtdst Baltimore fur 8rtberid unb te baswtf6en l~isserben
plGse I Sstih UNI thr Is Wiruten NtdGrtttdes, nit Nusnnhme
bes SUuhtdsf uo trreidt 8-eeertt nm ~: 40 m. @bencs; Der.
IN Baltimore UNI 10 u. 80 W. Mtttassdr. r.
Der Gnicrtt'8 g. I9tQ8sN ccpmcbutton8z 3uo
sebt tdsi& NIT @usnatme bes SUmtdss wtt fulst:
Nerl6et Standardization UNI 6 20 Mpr9enS unc LAS gdmnt.
Don Gnteptt's Ntt1s um a. 40 MOreens unb 6 10 abenbs.
Nad WaIbtngtpn uno benz Siioen
etben Bic 9Ist UNI 4,2O unb 8 ubr gOrnittass frmte UNI is unb
4,20 NaGmtttn 60. *
Mt gsnate UNI 4, 20 N1Ursens.
f~Er.rae Bon Walbingtpn
nm 6, 20 Mnb 7,45 DUrmttdsS uab 500 uno 20 Stadnt.
DIM SDnnns nur NadnittdeS I'm 800
Der 3mettt unb rterte Bug BON Baltimore un6 Molttn9tcn per.
btnben I'D NIT ben 3ueen Der MnnatciS 8abn.
Der sueite unb brittle aue salt auf ben 8ptfGenfattpnen.
EJ Weeen Itfets, MuSfunft Bnbrt u. +. 10. pente man f&
an, s. E. England, Aeent an Der 3tdet. Office, Camden.
fatpn. I'D m. prescstt Smttb,
.rys 9ranspUrtdttrnsmeieer Baltimore.
&. 30. Cole, General Btaeteur. (Mui6,tO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30
Gin frdftiges Glitter OOer Gin frii63titiger SOO
SOeben III er96tentn unO fir Is Gents
su babea Bet @. u Gdmirt, 8p. SIS
81. @apfr. ~seeeniber etr 3iOns16ule.
Ser m9em0fpie9el
e DbCr
rbte 8ebeimni1e BESSIE
\ idle9t8zl 1m9un9e8,"
8. &ufGaee,
8. NnfIdgt,
non Or. g. Qubdrid. pratttfher Mrit

In @~btcaeO, Sa.HG
Die suasnb, bic 0Iannbett unc eas Ilter, @le fSaten ttefes
lie s6md6sn umo Rrdntbeiten ber @ei<6tstbeilt, fir sc.
relte an ben 70 erf6Gpfearsn un6 i6ltmmen 5Ulsen Der uSelbf-
5eFedmts" nnb aneerer Iusi8nttfuneen letSen. Der psrtbDOae
Sabre bes 9eioens SerbGten unb idtrlt6 Iauenre 0Dn Qeben ret-
Ten. Der Birmingham, duf Der Inptnbuns Yer @lee
pttlen, Ds b~ieienieen 9dtienten, bic ttr Gec fir Naebtstn sefpen
Set baben, abne eebeilt gu fem, fh ni6t an be re&te Shntieee &C.
penbet bnten. Smppten3, unfru&tbarfett, fppte 01t nerOEie
eteen unb S6pdten Der @fi6lebtsprsdne tSnneu nrr ouf elet-
trtf6em g1eee rattOnel sebetlt nerbsr. @eeen @infsnbune pom
breiGrt: 0r. s. Qubari6. @hieaaO. So. l6b21ilnml
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nersNerfTcberunaen


Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
3~ss4B SEQ. 70 SeconoItr.
Teuers, Marine unb 2ebenSsO erf6es
rMn08= 6 Ompaantem.
Giherite lt1O feitcIte EDmpaqmie.
8eriderunSszG Comp. Der 8ulIep b. Btrsinien.
l. l NIT $500, 900 capital.
erlideruuo8>@ Dmp. =. 8irainien.
nit $500. 900 capital.
WbemarlezU 98<@rmp. =. Btraiuten
NIT 5000, 600 @apitol.
@bdrter Sdf>VerItd .sGpnlp. BON 6drtforb.
a nit $3.50, 900 capital.
Securtth@W er1iderung8 Comp. bon Nepsg)rrt
init $270. 900 capital.
bSntr<Ver1t9ernngS<@o1np bon Stems prf
3E LIS nit $500, 900 Capital. h OT
HeIplute<W erfiheruno8<@Dm y. Nepzynrf
NIT $27O, 900 gaptaI. O~T
MOntanfeS erIi6erun98z@Onl D. Netrsgcrt.
nit $500, 900 Capital. 0T
JtepsW crlosVer1i fiber Comp BON NepsVprf
nit $250,ooO capital.
Wtercdutlle Wtutual Morine.
nit 81, 900, 900 capital.
Seretnt9te Staaten nS<SerItderuna &c.
nit 81 $50. 972 gapIaI.
Ncrtbern I'll urance=@ pmp. bon Qcnben
w T:1 nit So. 1914, Ill GapttaI.
Die pben benertten @0mpo9nleen 1tb BON her Qeo;aYo4..
Staates NarpIanb ~autbcrNirt uno lisenfrt. o"NN' 'S
Vie bon benz llnter3elbneten repr6ienttrten 6 omnoon;ser LoZ
mtrfli@ CerfI9bareS capital 3uir poDen obsrr S NV g9Oea
8era9 oerantpcrtlit fir bic 3abLuna BON WerTuften S"Sess's"eH
erfest. $bos. $. DSoRn Sn1l'p
er.h Wst.m - % Secon6lr.
w. 0ll1M, SutoeppF' (SaI7fD
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@tcbttg fir Gtntpamoerer,



s.a -
Ntue arrangements fit G~inipanOcrer, bic
na6 6eIu Weitem 81 reiicn miinidcn.
@sn bsute ben 9. NUpsuber an, perOtt be &tnwanOerer auf
Der Nrrthtrn Genttat en1ptrtfreet DepOt @tenbdbn NIT benz
erprestls %sefSrDert. Die Sabn b'ttet caOur& cen Smnigrantsn
etnea erBeeren gprtbetl, ais trgeHO etre anoert 8abn,
aud IL lie nm 81 Nsilen tar3er ais iese anbere Sabn mad Oenann-
ten 9ldsen. ale: G
BittSburs, Cleveland, Detrrit, Sort @abne,
@bicaSo, Milpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod Sslanb, burlington, Soma @itp
anO perbtn esstalb bic NIT Der @0rttsrn Central gatn %seetnOen
geriCnen 10 Gtuncen frlber ais De nit anCerr Babnen gebenoen
bort stntrsfsn sa& usrssn 4 Dlal Uente:r Ss qnassn fatsi se-
we@felt. Ge 8atn atebt cur6 ben f6bnHen KtetI pom SbiO.
Die game Gnteruuns RON bier bts @Btcasu 1T 800 1tetlen 3as
G'esdd giro ttsr sesetSnet (uarteb) Snb eebt nit ben Yaiashren
an ben 8eftmmuns srrt.
Nad @reltline, Datton, Cincinnati, Snbtanas
polls, louisville uno ct. Souls
wtrttn .btnfars paHastere b.fSrrsrt unO fur tbr @epdd tetne
wttere umIarunsstrftsn tereGnet. Die gahaetere t5nnen init
benz 8 rbri Uttr abenDs 10 rbr-3u mad alien wtflt&sn YIdsen
seben Ubne unterpees ~aufeebaIten Su werben. - 9ur@fatrts.At
lttte merben Serauft tn Der Office hes Msenten.
Spbn&. Balfer,
Ol4S SO. rs HeGS-Street ndbe SDaterS gDbarf.
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'dbreVret1(

MB~ Sur belDnDeren TennfitlBnaRnae.
&ttwaaSerer une Getfenbe fDlten febr Sprt&tte letr, ese fs TIRE
giastts taufen uO lOlttn bieelben MUIR OCn fUl6en Snssttshtsn
8ecmtet ldufen, Utlde BON tbrem 9ebalt leben, ntht nber rDn
Mailern Dttr 8pil&tntrdssrn, IA Rs font Der @tf0hr GusesIest
Enb, bel&wtnbelt aa werben unb ibr Sch nniDnft ~aus0eben.
Observation-Disclosures p
mad aueu Gbeilea bts gDtRens ttnb gu haben Set
r0EtTC Gb. 81. BiIbebrqnbt, FL.
General. Guttaranteu, u sent Der 8alttntVre- unb
Ohio Gifeubahn.
sonH 81. SEQ. 81 Tbame8fr., Baltimore.
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&duhpI7.

H $500, 900 Nuf Samz nnb 9d5reinerbpI3.
100000 Sdbincel unc 2atten gum Uerfauf.
ggir Ienten ole AufmertIamteit pinttli6er 8lnoen auf unIere
9r0Be Nlscerl99e BON S9u. nno Nnsbpl8 BON aaen Irten, Auan-
8eIelun9 uno leern Senterrabnen, Sblren, @iufaIIunaet umb
6cbelarbeit 81 Sabrttpreilen. Spredet Dor in unIerem Spl,5ofe
Rp. 10 9isbtitr. gSborf, ober gde bon @utap uno Germonfr.
so22s Burns & Sloan.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

ONO ON INvAsIoNs-Mr Harrison, of
the Ohio Senate, has introduced the an
nexed bill, which will probably be pressed
at an early day:
BE Il enacted by The geaerdl assembly Of
he State IF Ohio, That if any person shall
within the territory or jurisdiction of the
State Of Ohio, begin or set on foot or pros
vide or prepare the means for any military
expedition or enterprise against the terri
tory or people of any ofthese United States
or shall provide prepare or furnish arms or
other munitions Of war for the purpose Of
melting aiding or abetting an insurrection
in any OF the United States every person
so offending shall be deemed Guilty Of 3
misdemcanor, and on conviction thereof
shall be punished by Imprisonment in the
penitentiafy of this State not less than ono
nor more than ten years
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
A Card to the Christian Public

An aged minister Of the gospel, being deeply i'm
pressed with the present critical and perlous con-
dion Of this nation would most earnestly request
all ministers Of the gospel, throughout The length
and breadth of the land, thai they will unite with
him, at or near noon of each day, uhe hour for
Congress to mcet,) and pray to the God of the
founders of this Republic, that he would merciflly
nterpose for us in his providence and save our be-
loved country from the anarchy and confusion that
now threaten u.s. And that they will read this card
in their congregations, and request them to do so
also.
And all editors Uf papers both religious and sec
ula5 are most respectfully requested to give this
card an insertion.
January 18th, 1860.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
THIRTY.SIxTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
The Senate was not in session on the 10th.
The proceedings of the House were unimportant.
We make few extracts
Mr.. Curtis said the eyes of the country arc upon
the House. and they must extricate themselves from
their present position. The previous question OF
Mr. Ilutchison plurality resslutiOs having been
called, it must be decided aud ill then all debate is
out Of order
The Clerk remarked that while he was willing 10
submit any question to the House. The gentleman
from Ohio could take the floor FROM the gentleman
from Missouri to press bis point. ~
Mr. Pryor made personal explanation, and lot
of TRADE vi abuse upon Jim Gordon Bennett,
editor ofthe New York Herald Persoisfl eypana-
tions were made hetWeen Pryor and Nilsson.
Mr. Clark made some explanations no 10 his OBJ
ject in Introducing the resolution that no endoHeI
Of the Helper Book was fit TO be Speaker Of the
House.
Mr. sherman asked Mr.. Clark whether he with
drew his resolution in order 10 give him aa Oppor-
tunity 10 explain.
Mr. Clark would tell f6e gentleman that he bad
had two opportunities but failed to avail himself OF
them.
Mr. Sherman replied that the opportunity had
never been offered him, and 40 help him God, While
that resolution was Iendng lie never would eSpair
a single word rs 10 the extract in HsipeTs book
4 Applause from the Republican side IL bad been
published everywhere that he was traitor but hii
accusers had never shown the proof Nheh be dis.
c0yers thai his name standE as harsier 10 organi
zation, and was satisfied that any sensmber Of
party could obtain large vote, he would fctif,
from the field. r1 fF
Mr.. Clark said he would never Withdraw h
resolution. The gentleman's day OF grace wa
passed. as r .Ia NHsa frf '7f mrsf
/ Mr.. Hindman said be never knew an indictnaen
withdrAwD. Tbs defendant might explain bic pas
courss Adjourned ~ .ts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OFFICE, |
WASHINGTON, January IL, 1860.

The people of the United States, either individual
ly or by associations are respectfully req5ered to
take up collections throughout the Union on the 22d
of February next in aid ofthe Washington National
Monument now being erected in this city
Tbe Society, having obtained charter from Con-
gress and being desiruus of resuming the work, in
yite al citizens of the Republic to prove their yene-
ration for the memory Of Washington by liberal con
trbntions on the approaching anniversary OF his
binf,
The collections made on the occasion should be
transmitted 10 the Treasurer of tbs Society.
The officers ofthe Sociccy are
James Buchanan, President Of the United States
and ex olicio President
Jas. e.. Berre,, Mayor Of Washington and First
Vice President
Gen Winfield Scott, Second Vice President.
Thomas CaFbvry, Third Vice PRECEDENT.
j. u. II. Smith, Treasurer.
John Carroll Brent, Secretary.
Elisha Whittlesey, General Agent,
BY order Of the Society.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT Secretary.
Editors throughout the United States favorable
20 the cause are respectfully requested 10 copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03


A WITTY REDsKfN Away down in
Maine an Indian was tried, convicted and
lined five dollars for stealing. lie imme-
diately pulled out we'l-flled wallet, and
counted out the m ney to Judge Johnson,
demanding at tho same time a receipt,
when the following colloquy occurred
Judge -"sam, you don'twant receipt
for il is settled on the docket, aud ear
never again come up against you"
Indian.-"l pay you the money we'll,
give inc reeeiptp
Judge.-"I tell you that you don't nced
it, for il is settled on the docket"
Indian --'sWhlte man say me steal, 7
say me no sten, but mepay um now givo
um receipt"
Jndgel--''Well. since you insist upon it,
IL you will give mo good reae0a for wan
ting it. ---r'--.--
Indian ---ewsii when rue die, mo spects
to 30 10 heaven. Very we'll, whe1 mo
gets totbe gate. Peter ssys-~Ge o away In
dian, you steal. I say, we'll, what II do.
don I / pay um2 Peter says, show um
lreesipt. and II don't have nm Z shali bq
obliged 70 90 lock ell through he'll q fn&
Jsdss johnson 70 provt ! Psy um.