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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
MAO HIN T. RY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &
The Planters " Patent" Steam Cord
Wood Cutter.

The Plantcrs' "Patent" Steam Cord-
Wood Cutter.
VillS INVENTION for simplicity, dur ability and
an economical labor saving Machine has no
equal
HORSE SCRAPERS.
Cotton Gins, (Gullett's Patent)--a 60 saw will
gin bales per day. First premium awarded at
The Mississippi and Louisiana State Fairs.
oscillating Engines, too simple to need des-
cription, Portable Circular Saw Mills made In the
best manner, with Head Blocks setting either one
end or both ends at once.
Fire-Proof Safes. sizes 20 accommodate Plan
tiers, jewelers.. aud Counting Rooms.
Steam Engines, Stationary and Portable, suit =
BILE for Driving. Gins, Grit Mills, SAY Mill, etc.
Iron Cotton Ties. (Knowls Patiently superseeding
all others Of the kind known.
Any OF the machines can be seen In practical
operation at the Southers Enterprise Machine
Works. DELACRoIX, -DRoZGREY a co.
mar24 Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
RAREGEs AND LAW

GEJBoT MEDICINES, A ane assortment ju.s
- ectiVed bv I'D. % WIN. BOgEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
UNION HOTEL.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
above named establishment on Levee street,
foot Of Florida, from Mr.. Tom Baselisco, respect
faly informs his friends and the public generally,
that he will hereafter continue the same busidess
and solicit share Of public patronage The house
has undergone thorough repairs and rentted 10
make Il equal TO any other Hotel in this city.
cdesy HENRY Q, HOOPER,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
a. M. NEARING, M. d.,

Residence Corner uf So Feriinsna Europe Hts.,
sy- Once, n. r. wsddrl's Drug S,ore, Main
street, Baton Rouge. lieh2l-y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
IMPLEMENTS.

DLOUgHf, Axes, medium and heavy Corn
Shelters and Huad sersrers, Straw Uut'ers
srd HAY knives, Ames 4 Boulsnd's Spades and
shovels, Hoes, Socket spadesand Hay fofks, hush
aud Grain seythss, siekles, utsin CRADLES,
snesth's p,isr Hooks and Twig Cutters, Border
shears and Garden Tfoweils, steel Point Wedges,
frnss. oS, log, back aud trace chains, blind Rrl.
dies Collars and iIsmes. Cart Saddles aud Breach
ing Crosse and plt saws, aatden Engines. Cur
" Combs and all the other iinpleuent Is generally
used, to be had Al the Agricultural Establishment
~
mayT LACQUER LANoUH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
Suits for Ladies'.

I WILL receive by next steamer from New York
Il something very new and desirable In the way
Of narrege Ang,ais Challetie and Pine Apple
Suits, all made OF good material aud entirely new
STYLES w.D. Phillip
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
SEITZERS WATER.

go JUGS Of genuine , se,ssr Mater l0 Sr e,
ceived by Iie22l nd Own. BoHEL'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
no PHYSICIANS
NEW CONFECTIONARY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and FIX
IL lures Of the old and well-known
stand ~ the late Y. MussELshH ! nave
made-and shall continue 30 make addi-
tions thereto, until every article usually
kept ut such an establishment will be
found I'm my shelves. Candies-embra-
cling ell the fine fancy confections cakes,
fine wines, pickles, preserves, sardlnes,
segars. sauces etc, will be found ut my
establishment Of the very best. BY strict
personal attention, and disposition 10
please the public, ! ara determined 10
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal TO the growing wants Of the City,
and surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day and night TO . O'Clock.
povl5 g. ID. WADDtLb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
ChIId,. TaImas and Boys suits.

UyHE handsomest assortment Of Child's Mar
J. settles Talmss and Boys Suits to be found
can now be had at my store, the suits for littl'
boys are very handsome.
spr2i W. d. PHILLlPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ATTACUME NT.

A tor Of the above Mills, without doubt the
N beet article ~ The kind befofe the public "
is simple In construction, easily adjusted tcgrinh
ensrse ~ nne and not liable w get cut ~ oraet
grind and Sits one bushei Of corn per hour. In
fact the very thing where houring mills are ie
aud far hatveen-fut sale ~
mars bARgUIER a LANOUES,
Cnrrer lafayette and Flcflds ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
Houaa Furnishing Goods.

DRUsuEs Of all kinds, Feather Busters, Coffee
ID Mills, Keelers, Buckets, Sleeves, Dust Pans,
Old Dominion Coffee Pot tat reduced prices ana
the old French Coffee Grecque-all sizes, Smooth
Irons. Preserve Kettles, Enameled and Brass kit
chen Saw Knives, Spoons, &C; 49,, urc,
may2l fhANh nueuhI'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
PAINT MILLS.
DERKINGERsi DERRINGERsii

A FEW on haHd for sale at
N may2l LARGU1ER& LAN0UE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
FILET MIrs AND GLOVES.

A FINE assert ment Of Filet Mitts, also light
n colored Kid Gloves, AZ the
mayl0 rllILADA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
Mosquito Netting.

TOTTON, Linen and Robiuet Mosquito Netting
~ Just received and for sale at
aprlT sM. ASHER's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
TuE VICTORY CORN MILL.

rI'HIs superior Plantation Meal and Feed NH,
nov without any competitor Tor simplicity,
durability. efficiency and cheepness.
en- Price eos essh. For sale W
srrs JOSHUA DEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
.vcsc Shoe store!
A H UaU B t.

A FL FL u q u u t.
LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE. IA.
1--WE undersigned begs leave re-
1 spectfully TO call public etten VEl
ton TO the fact That he has opel"
In the new brick building Of John ~
lIuguet, Esq., on Laurel street, in the city
of BATON Rouge, very extensive stock of
ROOTS. SHOES. HATS AND oars.
Az my entire attention will be devoted TO
this line Of business. I shall keep q com
pleto assortment and great variety. GENTS
SHOES and BOOTS. LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS aud BOOTEES. also Boys,
Missess, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all tho varieties and styles o
HATS AND CAP
I am determined to keep every article in
my line Of business, az IA to make the
LAUREL STREET STORE" head quar-
ters. for goods in my line. and Ivy unre-
Knitting attention TO business fair prices
aud disposition to please the public, com
mand libereral share Of patronage.
,sS- Orders from the country and from
west Baton Rouge, will meet Immediate
attention. A. II. HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14

LARGUIER n LANOU "
AxESi AXESli

a x TINI n X TIio II
IN DOZEN ChoppinR Axes cf Collins, Pruhs snd
~ other good makers. Light, medium, heavy
and sstrs heavy, always on hsndst the Hardware
establishment OF LARaUirR 6bANOuF
mari Corner Lafayette anu Flcrida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14

lust received per ship Horizon, rs Coils Grass
j Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line TO steam
boats Gable at LARGUIER ~ LAN0UE'S
oc.29 Hardware Establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
LUMBER! LUMBERii

THE undersigned respectfully solicits or
il ders from builders and the public gem
orally, for seasoned tongued and grooved,
square roofing, both yellow pine and cy-
press-also Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory,
Ash, Yellow Poplar and Gum, all ofwhich
will be furnished at the lowest prices.
FRANK lIUGUET.
feb22 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
STApL.E l.OOna.

OUCH as Brown and Bleached Cotton
- sheeting, Damssk Table Linen, fowls
aud everything IN this line at reduced
prices s.. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
AT REDUCED PRICES.
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
NELL 4 WAsHBURN.

NEIEE 4 WASTIBUHN,
A GENTS for the grest Southern 800
IA Plano Forte Mandatory Of
WIN. Rnsbe \ o.. Baltimore, Nd /"
wsrsrooms STORY Bpiiding.) corner Camp and
Common Streets, New Orleans.
The Knsbe Pianos hsvs never failed ~ tako
the FIRST Premium whenever and wherever they
have been brought IN composition with Pianos
ofall the best maksrsof New York, Boston. phiia.
delphis, and Baltimore; they have the full Iron
Frame, and are guaranteed for I'VE years with
The privilege ofsxehaogs At any time within sir
months from the day Of Sale, II they fail 10 give
entire satisfaction.
All orders addressed 70
NELL n WAsHBURN,
New Orleans, viii receive promptsttsrt on.
ebI 4sndhu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
KEEP COOL.
SEWING MACHINES.

TUsT REOBIVED the soovsl 4 G0odell NEW
81 PATTERN MACHINE. This Machine hs .
been enlarged expressly for Planters nee
NV Rooms next 70 Mrs. Hueston's Fancy
store--Thitd street.
ieb1s JIM. TRACY, Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
CJiNsi CJtNstf GUNsiii

Nov IN STORE, n complete assortment Of
IN Lengths, Bofss, Forward and Back Action
tocks-of The celebrated and reliable Gillespie
shot GUNS" also the uneuralled greeneer Guns,
snd Roys Guns Those IN want 81 sknt eun
are rr,iuesls d ~ call and examine my stock he
frre purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements VIII
he offered that cannot he resisted.
novg9 FRANZ HUgUET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
BACON.

lust received, five casks clear bacol
mayi s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14

HAIR DYE.--12 Dozen each, Of Christa
IL dora's, Bachelors, Jules Hauels
and others, for sale by
iuly2l Ed. g. WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
CART 4 WAGON HARNESS.

A FULL assortmaBt Of Collars, IIames, Blind
N Brides, Cart Breeding, Cart Saddles, Wagon
Harness, Trace Chains, ETC., which we offer at
moderate prices.
Janis bAR0UiEk bhNOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
sEGARs, SEGARSi,

TIER steamer Cahawba, received a large assoIt-
ment Of the most favorite brands-for sale
v. HEUDE 4 co.'s
iune22 Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14

Nov IN STORE and 10 arrive, Cillsspie's DE r
~ ringers and the celebrated Derringeri
nov23 FRANK HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
FRUIT CANS.

yIrRTgHT's PILLs-12 gross Wrights Pills, fresh
w and genuine, direct from DIR. Wright, Tor
sale wholesale and retail By ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
list RECEIVED.
WANTED.
,,,,,t sI.s,,. Materials.

A GOOD supply ~ Brick Mason and Plssiering
N Msterlsls always on hand and Tor sale AZ
current prices by JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
TO THE LADIES.
LADIES RIDING HATS.

IHAvE Just opened besutlfnl assortment of
.hsss goods IN ali eolors, something entirely new
nuea0 W. y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
sl,rrIT.Ryt CUTLEnyti

T HAVE now IN store and 70 arrive, y complete
l assortment ufrccket and Table CUTLERY, NJ
The most reliable makes, and n great many new
stvles, auiong them The celebrated India uhher
Table Knives Osll snd examine them before
purch asing elsswhere-asit is always = pleasure
W show nv stock FRANK HunUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
wINEs, WINESfi

WINES! WINESii
IN BOXES best Table Wine-Claret an
IN White, Of the best brands, In store and
for sale by M. PkEnDhh"Ai'
july2l
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
sIiCAUa AND sNViFF,

JusT received new supply and sold in qusn
~ titles 10 suit
mayG. v. HEUDB 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-14
mn. EDWARD DELONY

RESPECTFULLY tenders his profess
Ii sional services TO the people Of Baton
Rouge and surrounding ncighborhood, In
the practice of Medicine, Obstetrics, DC.
Office next door TO the residence Of i.
A. Walker, Esq. aprillO -6md.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

y lLake-of-the-C Clouds is. a beautiful sheet oi
water, lying within q mile aud a half Of the
summit Of Mount Washington. II is very
clear, and mirrors the submits Of the surround.
ing mountains with great distinctness. sisiq
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
rhe an.ticc.es OF ,he .Nagib.

.ao ,ha a,s,;r,, n,on.r TOOL,
nne.1 .pI III sSpg Tn,.,, Pnly In, hv,ba
"y "a % S,;a A,,,"ad 'a;,h s,h ~, in -
WY on ~, .,.sa.h1a Deau DI h.S 49, "a,,anr.d ~
o", : ~, ,ass ',,aat;n 'phis1ssGq !. SsSS
o'W w S cssaS,t N,,I;hpssoa ,;no,,
W. h;ons % az ., ,hs deor.of his vss,H; sH
J IT,, ,,rrornS al H. III .h;afs
ond III 80 If rs,s;nsrs he ,endered
anu . e'v" :. .s'' ~ - 4:
WI WI; pp,'a"'' Pr '''''''", =" '1@'na =. -
aT M .,,,,;o,.a 90. q ,.r,,e ,c,,e y 60
IA IA SS,,I f,.,, ..,sa.,, 1,.as yerw ,o,u.
~ ~ ~. .i.n,,is I'M, sFiSrea
- 80 :, .m - aoosss; s;h;i;sv H. a1is
Nf..s,. II, CO.: ~, ,,,.s, -. u l. "a
:. Iss@s. ' . g q .a.s.,ss sss ~ s,,;,,s,sd
tbc'nr;y ;lege of sscess @ Is him &c ali M
49, :. sss,t. b;s1 nase an swhiob sl,e
Nag;h Mac 4 n a iioncs rendered iussfce ty Z
sdecsas based snndNn EQUITY "a wen as
eommon ,se,,se ,a -a'iAs aa.1ss 'H
Said 4 bmed took The Mace reserv. ,,s
ed for him AMONG the p members Of, The
,r;hnn.i' vh;Ie for mvselfs AMER, the
a. ,....I, -. !, ,,i;,sn,,s
the NJ a;S sordersd 4 cb;booue ! to ebs
.brorebt. which he lighted ana presen.
IA 70 me with bis own ow IL hands. dti.''is sal /
, Curious 10 witness s an example Of
the, ;ustice of the eountry. / took up
H.. nost convenient nos;i;on for, see.
;no ;n % and. hsar;nr.,- and the audience
80 ass,,,asncsd. = wo'rTr " 4 ngraaI
a There were women who complain
ia 'ofilL Ltreatment ON the bart Of their
'bnsb,nd, men who accused their
'.; .;vos nr fra;Itv7 or of ster;litv divi.
.;on. 81 inheritance 10 ad;ust !. thefts
srd fro,ds y m nunish,,- : ! AMONG which
casss there we're two, pa,t;cnIarlv re .
mo Liable for, the judgments rendered
unon them. 91o "a .7iaL q aieI Cd, I
Tbe f;rst Of these two 1caasesP cases was
IN, one between 1 kat;b and "a % IyysllaA1-
that !. . writer and q peas assut--the
w;r. oe IN. latter HAVING, lbrep taken
swavD f,on him Inv the former. who
MAIN, a;nsd that he had a clam lupon
rSsr sHa'G'ea I-ssasii le'sgss Taisi5g !
- Tse ,,om ,,oman declined TO acknowl
Lledoe either the one q or the o,her Of
them .as her husband, .or. rather She
sclnowlsdped them both---a view 4 OF
fhe esseS Sbich rendered n. decidedly
embarra..;nc' .siNsJ bas .agJsibrsI :
civ Haviny heard roth sides ,atnd re,
fisctea'a moment, HE Napib said, ad .
dressine claimants a.LeaSes this wsoml
an here. e Ana ana return return in half an hour,
on which the ksib and Iellah < mde
,he;r saL,ta,ions, and rs,ired. s+sgf~, -, |
IT. ...aa,'stoas co ans .one he,ween a
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
ADlRRTIsING RATES.
VEesrAr1oN ON THE MooS,s Sun.

Vegetation ON THE MOONS SUI.
FvoE.--On the surface of the moon
are seen numerous streaks Of marrow
liues,. sbo1t one hundred in number,
which appear, perhaps, more-ike ner--
row burrows than anything else.-4s
Sometimes they spread themselves en
The lunar disc 10 straight lines. some
times tliey are slightly curved; in ev
cry case they are shut in between stii.
and parallel borders. 1t has oflea
been supposed hat these furrows, ihs
true nature Of which has remsinesl
hithertp nnknovt. represent the beds
of ancient dried-up rivers, or rivers
that have ceased to flow.
Other astronomers think they are
streams of lava which have beer y, M
tied by lunar volcanos. and which re-,
feet the light of the sun with more
inI ensiiys than the adjacent regions
Mr.. Schwabe, German astronomer,
ensleayors logive them anoiber expls-t
nation. He has published in the As.
tronomische Nactrichen, some facts,
which end 10 show that these iines-
are the result of vegetation onthc sur.
face of the moon. According 10 The
author, if the surface OF The n.eon be
examined attentiyely with good tel
escope and proper illumination, we
discover between the lines or ln;aiq,.
GUS burrows Of The high mountain cal
led Tycho, and on different other
points quantity. very delicate par.
ale lines OF the groenish tint, which
were not visible some months bsfors''
the observation, and which disappear
ed a few months after, 10 return again.
in the proper season.
Theso lines, which are darker ;han
the adjacent parts. are clearly the re-
suit Of vegetation thai makes the ster-
lie parts OF the moon appear as bright
luminous slreaks. According to Mr.
Schwobe, these lines OF vegetation are
more particularly visible on the very
bright parts cf the moon which ares
circumscribed by the mountains Hip
parcns, Albateguius, Werner. Stoef M
er, Maurolycus, Gemma-grisius; Pr
colomoni, Catharina, Aboufeda, Reggie
Monlarious. HeH { discoveryI Peo-
Pie h~ve been suIled iato sIss iiss
that being pit, and now re find u tIs
mountain in the moon taauzlcfas,
Wurz, Elbaner, Hensins and Count
Wilhelm.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

LITTLE .BxrrIR. me some
water, Buddy, won't you :" ''lp a
minute, Bette" And Bette 8 lever :
ish cheeks we're pressed again to the
pillow. and lit le Harry's hAnds went
on as busily as ever with the trap he
was making, and he. at length entirely
forgot the request. "Please get II
now. Buddy he at last heard. and
scattering knife. triggers. and strings
in his haste, he was soon holding y
cup 10 the crimson lips bu' she turn
ed her head languidly from IL "Ncss
this, please, but some fresh and cold
from ihe weIl.' she said. sOh, don'ts
be SO particular, Bette; this is fresh
and am so busy can't go now
Won't this do 2" She TO .longsr re.
fused. but quietly took the cup which
he offered and it was the last time
she ever called upon her brother for
an act of kindness. Ere another day
had passed she stood beside the River
OF Lie and drank Of its cool waters
never to thirst again. And Of all who
wept over that little brown coffin, as
it lay upon the table before the pulpit
there were none who shed more bitter
tears thsn that little boy. who could
not forget that he had refused the last
request Of his little sistsr.-Old HI
s,1<gaa y. -f .
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27


A YANKEE PRAYER EssssRE BUxKA
VfsfA.--A Yankee from Maine, be-
ing at Buena Vista the night before
the battle, and somewhat doubtful OF
the result, went on, Of hearing, as no
snpaosed,i and made the following
prayer: sg u, f,.-
Oh Lord, here We are about four
thousand of US and twenty thousand
Mexicons, enough 10 swallow us WITH
out preasin'. Now, If You can help
as, do it-and if You cant. don Z for
heavens sake, don't help ths Meyi-
cans, and just hold on until tomorrow
aud You'll see the awfuIest sight ssau
ever saw in Your. life. Yours re-
specuully, amen.
LET HEX, Cot ,sa., sad the
reverend gentlemen attending divine
service, in Norfolk. several gears ago.
during season Of some excitement.
While the ofiicieting clergyma, was
in the midst of a most interestin.y dis
course, an old lady among the cotyre~
CATION, arose. clapped liur hands. hnd
exclaimed ..Merciful Father. If I had
one more feather in my wing of faith.
i would lily off to glory The worthy
eenile man thus interrupted. immsds-
ately replied, y apod Lord, stick II ia
and let her 70, she's but trouble
here" That quieted the old LADY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
DenominatiOnaI Oxen Of Texas.


Texas is q great Texas. It has not or
" . large, growing, mixed population
every variety Of climate and soil, game and
stock but is very oxen have become de-
nominational, if not sectarian in name, char
acter, and spirit. In proof Of this we give
the following incident:
A minister travelling along tie road, met
4 stranger driving bis wagon, which was
pulled By four oxen; as the minister APP
preached, he heard the driver. say, /" Get
up, Presbyterian r !. Gee, Caupbcllite r
Il. Haw, Baptism aWhat are You doing,
Methodist The minister struck with the
sngularity Of such names being given to
oxen. remarked
Stranger, you have strange names for
your oxen, and | wished to know why they
had such rianes given to theml"
The driver replied, " call that lead OK in
front, Presbyterian, because he is tiqle-bIue
and never fails-he believes in pulling thro'
Every difficult place, persevering to the
end The one by his side | call Campbell
tie; he does very well when YOU let him
90 his own way, until he sees water and
then all the world could not keep him out
|of it, and there he stands as if his journey
was ended. This off OK behind, is real
Baptist, for he is all the time after water,
and will not eat with the Others, but is
constantly looking first on oneside and then
on the other, and everything that comes
near him, The other, which / call Meth
odist, makes a great noise and great to-
do, and you would think that he was
pulling all creation, but he do ut pull a
pound.
The minister having his curiosity graft
fed with the explanation given, rode on
wondering what hc should next see and
hear in Texas. tbs is no dream. but a
fact, as we have hem it; nor are we in
iuenced BY dgspepte feelings, in telling
our readers the ecclesiastical relation Of
Texas oxen.
50 says Presbyterian paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-24
A SCOTT SLOAN F0R cHlEF JUsrlcE.


Since writing and printing that article
hast week, ANNOUNCING that we had doubts
whether a. ScoTr SLOAN stands with us
FOR State Rights OF with Miller's coifrt and
against the people, and that we could not
vote for him till such doubts were removed,
We are delighted with the testimony in his
favor and the evidence from various sources
and from men who are even more thor
oughly imbued with the doctrines of JEFF
ferson on the question Of State Rights than
ourself We shall vote and work for Mr..
A. ScoTT SLOAN. Anyquantity Of SLOAN
tickets may be had at this office, gratis,
We only censure the Convention which
nominated Mr.. SLOAN for the crime Of neu-
trality on the only question Of variance be-
tween the Republican party and the Dem
bcratic party in the State Judicial election.
It was a WRONG amounting to d crime in
that Convention not to declare The ground
of the party; the result shows that Mr..
SLOAN has had to do that which the Con-
vention had not the manliness to do-that
is, come out and declare the position Of the
party on the great, leading question of
State Rights, We honor Mr.. SLOAN for
his boldness and condemn the Convention
as the weakest ever held in the State.
Here is the Democratic party, out in
support Of Dixon, a HOWE Republican,
supporting DIxoN only because Of his opin-
ions in favor Of his jurisdiction supporting
Dixon BECAUSE Of pledge that he VIII
stand by Millers court, through a single
opinion on the Bench. The Democrats
have in DIXON declaration Of principle,
that principle is Miller's court and all the
Jurisdiction that Miller claims. Also, the
Republicans have now in A. ScoTr SLOAN
platform or declaration Of principle, that
principle is antagonism to Miller's court
and Miller's tyrannical jurisdiction. Now
the matter stands square; Judge Miller
against the people Of the State Of Wiscon-
FIN, and Sloan and the people of Wisconsin
against Judge Miller. The people can now
understand what they are about.