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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28
By Riehara'Caaihorn, auet'r.

A UCTION SALE.--Wiil be sold at auotion i.
n ON FRIDAY. the 2sih day of Dece az Der n. 4
O'Clock, on tho farm OF Wm. JARVIS, on the Ne
chaniesvIl!e Turnpike. ga niles from Richmond.
sstlng of PlouEhs of all descriptions ana az -.
Of Watts Cuf Brace make Harows. Coa,ter =
Excutivators Wheat Cradles, with blades all
complete; Wedding and Hiihpg Hoes; ons Whsat
sMachlne, all compete; one Corn Shelter, ol the
nast quality several articles Of Household and
Kitchen Fnrnitnre one Wheat Fan. hest aualit, :
one one, Wheat Cleaner; two HOSES and oDe
oLf' including Gears, Carts. Wasons. g.
- o. JARVIS,
VIII be added to the above sale. one MIL n
COW one kldng CABBAGE. with Fixtures for
one or two horses; one pair of well broke MUL rs,
belonging TO other parties.
ALS0-One young fine FILLEY.
de 24--tds X CAurH0RN, Ausi'r.
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LUDLAM & WATSON.

T~=sA NUTECE.-The steamer CUR
g s--sfYse44eas=Se IT'S PECK will. after w EDN ES-
ssss=EsaHs-saSA DAY next. the 18th INST, he taken
OF the line between this place and NORFOLK. to
undergo some repairs, Dus notice Of the return
will be given. Ino 27-tsI r d. HASKiNS.
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HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES. &c, AT
- AUCTION. On SATURDAY, 2sth at 10
9Glock' VIII sell, at the lot on Council Chamber
SIEVE raj Harness and Saddle HORSES;
large young MULES well broke;
open BUGGY AND HARM SS, in good order A:
very good FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HAIR
NESS;
Several Mich cows, &C., 30.
de Is E. 3. COOK, Auct.
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DISSOLUTION, &C.


(Eo-PA EP.-rhe undo rsigned have
~ entered into CO partnership, under the firm
aud style OF -
MCCARTHY e. MITCHELL.
for the purpose nf carrying on the LUMBER md
COM ~StON business, and have taken the 7 ard
and premises on the Canal, ut the corner Of By rd
ana 9th streets, formerly occupied b. the Llte
Thomas Williams and more recently by J. G.
Mccarthy Il Co. They will keep good assert
ment OF
LUMBER, HAY, &C., &c.
and hope, from a long experience and thoroug h
knowledge OF the business, 10 be able 20 give sat
isfactIOn To ali who may patroniZe them, whe Their
as conslgnors or purchasers.
JAS. C. MCCARTHY,
K. ID. MITCHELL.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1860. de 22-I5t+
MOTTO ITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CON
~ CtRN.-Whereas, our W. W. GRlGG has alb
rupty Withdrawn from the firm of 30 W r, GRlGG
SW ANSON, the co partne rshIp IS thus day dis
solved, aud the undersigned only are authorized
TO use the name of the firm of BOWIE, GRlGG &
SWANSON III setting up the coacsrn.
W. T. b0WE.
s. F. SWANSON.
Danvllle, 18th December, 1861. de 2-2w
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES, this i7.h peoeu
a., osd; isoof.N kess very nae Packed ,suttef /:
mountains. and will be ID low by the pa ksse.~
CSiI soon w ii. u. UANBRfDUE
No n
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PEAR - r1iSD, that HULL'S CLOrHIs1
- - gotten up undsr the supervision of Mr.. T.
=. ShoSHoAG, whose equation for a good as
i5shlonaDle garment IS we'll kuown IN this M tystt
de sells Tor cash only. and offers graa, naues-
ments full stock of Cents FurnishInt UCods
IRVING HULL, AGENT,
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NR.AT REDUCTIONS IN THa pRIr

{ hEAT KEDUCIIUN IN THE PRIZE
- Of WINTER LOT II / X a-SnAFlR
HALSEY CO. now oEaSng their entire
sock OF Winter Clothing al greatly reduced priss
ms stock must be reduced, and grsaI barkaIns
may b expected. SEAFER, HAi.SkY Il co,
Ito Man
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TAHnANT's AND ThOhN *
l. TRACTS. Genuine, for sale By
DOVE H. CO., Druggists,
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n = ? y q - Is. "a - &c.,
At the request Of ose of the bane6ciaries in a
deed of trust executed to the undefsIgued on the
l2th day Of Decem'er, 1859; and recorded N the
Of edmond shall sell. at public auction. on
MONDAY, tre 5lst day Of December, 1860, con-
merclng at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. at store-hoCse mum
Der nine. No g. on the south side OF Main street,
q Peaeral assortment Of HATS, CAPS, &c, &c.
TERMS made known at sale.
J. Fl. SANDS. TTustree.
Sale By TuOs. W. KERsEE, Auctr. de q
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs- ECONOMY OF
L TIME AND MONEY over three quarts 81
beautifully transparent jelly may be made n hall
the usual Ii me with our Soaking JelatIns' cost
ing oaiy Is ceats a package. Any lady may MAKE
this Jelly in her chamber without boiling or the
use of eggs, by following our dIreetons.
MEADE Il BAKER, Druggists,
Al sfr RhnYR Post Onlc9.
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light, EiGHE.-Jus. received some new
l. and bsautifui styles of Chandeliers, Pendants,
Brackets. &c. Also Kerosene On Chandeliers,
with 2, g. and burners; Kerosine OIL Lamps-a
large and elegant assortment. We call especial
attent.oA 10 tiesQ goods IS we are determined TO
sell them low, eTEEfiINs, fULLES q 90,
Corner 9Th ard Broad SITS
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II GUIiFiED " HIS X r. Y-Of opr ov-n
~ brands-a large lot on hand. suitable f,T
Christmas warranted free frcm all drexs for ssis
BY SELDEN a NiI@trR '"'o
Corner Pearl and M
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1871 r7LNkGkO HtHi$G TOR 1s6I,-
the public as q HlRtR OF NEGROES for the
ensuing year. His increased experience enables
services. that their business Will be attended to
IN the most satisfactory manner, and prompt
REFEREHcIs,-N. p. Il T, c. Howard Lee 1t
Peasants, l.. X. Splliman, John, ii :, Guy, Attor-
& Homer, Merchants, Dr.: Thomas Pol ard. Rev.
Philip 3 Price, RtehMoad; Col B a Anderson, r.
F. Pope, Jno. S. Swift, Postmaster, John Wood
son, Th9s. Perkins, Goochtand Co., F.; J. h.
Crlttendon; W; s. kmbry, J. Joseph p"Vnman,
FduqRleY Co., Va: Geo. Hamilton, In3p@rr 10 3,
Va w LunsfoId. S. ". Skinker, James or es,
Stafford Co., Va; Douglas Il Gordon, FretivlekS-
burg. Va; Col. NJ. NJ. Payne, Z. s. A., ~ SAiHg-
ton, ID. c. LUCIEN LEV 8,
Office under metropolitan 4 all,
L. Ik-IIn K lchmnnr. Va.
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USE TIE THING FOR TIRE LAD.ss
- QUILTED SKlRTS.-Two hundred .lnilfao
skirts OF various styles, suited for III. ats.aSt
season, 70 be run on cheap. Cali and see ,ou'il
EZEKiEL's Cheap stoSs. A, m.,
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UFRIcE r. \ T. r. r. CO.,(
Richmond fec Is, 1869. (
DtVfETSD N0TtCA.Ths Hoard o. DiTac-
" tors have declared s ssml- aGasai dividend vi
21a per cent. upon ihs capital stock of this Coma
pan. payahe TO the stockholders on and after
the Sist iast,
The hooks Of transfer will he closed until the
Hst mat NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
de is tia TIeasursr
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LIQUORS, LIQUOKS.-Wl NSTON Pow,
Il has have now in store of old w hiskeys and
Braudes 70 bbls. Pure Rye, brane well known,
now from 70 10 Years old; 80 beis bumg afdnef
Old and Mellow; Z75 bbts. other tdvorIte prands 81
old Whlskes,; 200 nbIs. lower gTades; rs pipes and
half pipes Hennessey and Otard, Dupuy Co
Bfadies, with large stock OF other Liquors gem
errIE. VII Lch II nfhr low
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be hired at .Wakeasld," the farm next adj d.
county on Won 7, the 3lst DAY Of the present
nonth, tDecemher,l about FORTY NEGROES
consisting of MEN and WOMEN. BOYS and
'iRts They Will be hired az farm hands and
house serVants-in no instance to labor on works
OF internal improvements, n oeeu patIons con
sldered haz ardous; and with the further express
understanding that they not to be re- hired nv
consent of the understand 'N
BondE with approved security will be required
In every instance B. w RICHARDS0N
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd
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MINNIS & co ID and Nam -
n zero oLormiNG. NEGRO ,.nrn-

n EEKO tIOTHiNG, NEGRO t.UTE
~ ING -DARRACOTT, HARRIS T. Co In q
on hand an unusually large stock of GL0rHIN,i
Tor SERVANTS. and wishing t. reduce Itei,
stock rs much az possible, w.t. sell Their Negro
clothing lower than ever 3efore offered They
"ouia' theIeloIe, invite all ia want give thorn
can as tnEy are determlned 10 sail, Regardless
OF PROFIT. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS 4 co.
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Use LAIDLEY'S FASETIC, OF Chemical
u Bread Maker. ior ecqnomicallg and quickly
Bread, Pastry, 10 Cakes of all kinds rolls, Bis
QUITS, may be made with it in q few minutes. and
a loaf of Bread may be made ready for the oven
in ten or fifteen minutes. The article has been IN
uss for the last fifteen years, and having never
failed when the directions were followed, can
recommend 1t it'll confidence as beng unsur
passed. BY any substitute for ,east - the country
Prepared ana sold " Jos. La DIZZY chemist;
EAU DE BOT This is an invaluable
Il Tooth Wash, which long experience has proved
most efficient IN removing all deleterious sub
stanoas, and preserving the teeth. It also keeps
the gums solid and healthy, and imparts deli
cious freshness to the mouth and breath. Pre-
pared and sold by
1855 Main street.
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IIOT WnIehEY pISfa s-,.G NoI3r-

III W Hmm EN- FIN tH, E4trts NUtIts,
~ PEACH AND H0NEY.-sootch and Ilishs
and Apple Brandy; fine French Hrauiles; Lackey Is
0Id Mountain Dew and other bboles @hskeyf,
Old Fort, Sherry and Madeira Wine; couklB z
Wines; Chsmpae ne Wlaes, choice brands are
and choice lot best imported and Domestic Cigars
Just received and for sale on favorable terms at
The new Family Grocery of
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rRIh III.
by Alexander Mill. Auct'r.

NIGHT AUCTION. VIII 70 sofd AZ arntion
L" TIL is EVENING. c0ms.9Hein9 a. O'clock
and cont nued every evening thu wbss Iarxe
lot OF Gold an. Silver Watahss bfeastsIas; Ear
Rings; Chains. Pocket k-Iyes AID Fancy Gods.
ALSO
Net Shirts Drawers Stocks Collars Cotton
de Is ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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ykTRl. COTE, No. 100 Broad street, between
w 18th ana 9Th manufacturer Of STEAM RE-
FINED, FREkCE, and FANCY CANDIES, OF
ali descriptions, who L2sale and retail and dealer
and CIGARS, of every variety. TsSpee tiuliy m
vtss public to examine his new and sna a,
IhsIr interest to examine his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere, az he feels satisfied ne can OF
fer as great inducements us can he had Dy fheH
nmrchasIng North. no iS-utIstJa
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CENEEAL ASiEECX.-The subscriber hav-
- ing withdraw from the concern Of RAW l.
INGS HOhLADAG, will be prepared to resume
the AGhNCG business on the LIST Of January
next. He Will give s street attention to ri d
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and COLLECTING CT. Ms of all kinds, and
hopes to receive Il fair proportion of PATRONAGE
from his old friends aad the public generally.
h. utice GA Franklin street, opposite he Wing
BuldiuE. Ed AID q. aAWLINGS,
de i7-im
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BY Crensnaw 4 Co., Auct's.

five THOUSA~u BAGS PRIME RIG
COFFEE AT AUCTION We Will offer for
sale at auction, on FRIDAY. 4th day of January
next, at our warehouse on the Basin, commence
M at ii o clock A H.. the cargo of the bark Fan
ME Crenshsw, Just arrived direct from Rio de ia
nero. consisting of
5000 bags Prime and Choice RIO COFFEE, in
double bags, and selected expressly for this
market.
TERMS Cnder s 100, cash: over that amount,
four month credit, paper to Re made satisfactory
to the sellers. CRENSdAW co ,Auet's,
de y RICHMOND, Va.
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- FOR LIVERPOOL. RICHMOND
Sx$ AND LIVERPOOL PACKET LII E.-1ne
ssi<a~ first ship of this line. the VIRGINIA
DARE, Captain ] NJ COLE, viii ioao at this port
for Liverpool on or about the 10th of ext month.
Shippers will bear IN mind that, by special act OF
owned in Virginia, without Inspection.
- large part of her freight IL alIe ady engaged
For balance of freig HI Apply TO
oc PTS DAVID 4 VIM CCRRIE.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE Rail-
ROAD C0pPuNE-The holders OF t4e ea inss IF
tais Company, due in New York lst Jaa1afy, 1871,
are hereby notified that they wall &c cashea on
without discount for pre- payment n1sou
No ss tyatI 'Traasir VIZ, and Tenn. X, X. Co.
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
tOtflce corner OF J2th ana Cary streets

BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auctr,
tOtflce corner OF 12th ana Cary sireets.)
n HORSES, MULES, BUGGY AND
L@&SPRlhG W AEON, For SALE AT AUG
1S[ATl0h.-WIli be sold. on SATURDAY
MORNING, Dec. 18th. commencing at 10 o'clock :,
at the Horse Auction Lot, on Council Chamber
Hill
A number Of Saddle and Harness HORSES.
Two or three good MULES.
One BUGGY.
One Spring WAGON.
de28 mos. ". KEESEE, Auct.
by Dickinson, Hill IL Co., AuCtrs.
IN VALUA NEGROES AT AUG
~ TlON.-On TUESDAY, Jan. LIST, we will
sell. at our auction room, ie valu BILE n NEGROES,
beloDglng to an estate, and sold or no fault.
de 2S-tds DICKINSON, HILL h CO., Auct's.
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Executors of George Howard. decd.
Sale conducted by +. B Cook. Auc 'Goneer
a. The above RESIDENCE is FOR RENT.
Apply To the Executors. de II
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uu,Idings I'm the Fort Burnt Guns
-" .d-rart Sumter Garrisened-The
military Under Arms-Action In the
cutiou. Ac., &c.
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CTLVER-PLATED WARS. -Elegant Tea
spoops: Forks; Butter Stands; Wine Sets; Egg
STANDS / and every other article that is mannfac-
tured n SILVER PLATED WAaE. We psiss
the attention of purchasers, teeling assured thab
we can Offer inducements that cannot isii to
pleas RrEBBiNS, pUL Lien CO.,
f Cor 9Th and Broad SIS.
11aUTr-Y FLOCK.-Powland's Xxx Family
+ Flnur-a fall supply of TINS celebrated Flour
now Oh han. and for sac at REDUCED pI.ss $40,
RoytaLd's pupeIhne Four. 10 Nheh the atSea-
nor ~ IA sers is ,rau-stea- the Flour being much
,nayket gELBEN &MltCFR,
Corner Pearl and Gary streets,
CFNT,S FURNISHING GOOD S.-Ths
u LARGEST stock of the above Goods IN the city,
We guarantee 10 ht the largest and SMALLEST peo-
nile in Gents Underwear Gloves. Ties, Collars.
Socks, Shirts, Suspenders and Stocks Shirts
made 10 order. in short notice and good style.
IRVING HULL. Ag't, "a MAN, cor. l4th st.
fIAyAN CIGAR&A-Another lot Of those
IL prime Havana Cigars, for sale By
". PETERSON CO., 100 Main vt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26

MACHINE FOR SHINING EELs.-The
latest novelty in the way of invention
is a machine for SHINING cells. Such
a machine has actually been invented
and patented by Adam Emeigh, OF
Jerusalem, Long Island. The Scien.
fifc American says it has been prac-
tically tested, and is found to perform
the work in a manner much more
expeditions and preferable than when
done in the ordinary way; the flesh
not being bruised and discolored as is
usually the case"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26
POINT CLEAR HOTEL,
Eastern shore, Nuol,iI. HAY.

FINnE ABOVE Justly celebrated Watering 49,
Il PLACE will be opened for the reception Hi
Ut Visitors about the 10th ofJune; and the IMlll-
Projectors latter themselves that the ttputs-
ton of the Establishment shall not deteriorate
Tor want ~ the good sppoir tmsnts, sud goo. fare
which has heretofore characterized ".
The tpcHtiou for health is unsurpassed In the
South. and was fully tested by the severe cpl
denies which prevailed both ~ New orleans aud
Mobile dui ing the summers ~ s53-ba, not sin.
gle cass NJ yeliow fsrer originated At Point Clear
The sslt bathing has no Equal on the Gulf
Coast, aud Il Within n few yards ~ the Hotel
the temperature Of water always agreeable
Fresh water shower. hal hs he had NJ any time.
Fish aud Oysters are abundant during the sea.
son. Good stable accommodations are provided
for Rll VINO wish 20 keep their carriages aud
horses. The drives IN the vicinity, shaded with
Magnolias, Oaks, Cedsrs. Pines. Ac. are beautiful
aud exiesd In every direction.
All the amusements usual at Watering Places.
SUI h as billiards, Bowling. Pistol Gallery. Ae 4,
viii he provided, and will he under the charge ~
men anxious to please. and sonvenlences hr those
fond ofhqustlr sports will net be neglected.
go hand % Music IT. secured and wall pla y
on the lswn ,afterDocns-and for dancing, even
lbgs
A line ~ Magnetic telegraph IL established con.
meeting Point Clear with every quarter Of the
Union.
The fine low pressure steamer "cprsorvr.- will
ply reguHriy between Mobile and Point Clear,
leaving Mobile ersry srsHiBg and on Sundays
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fyidavs. will go down
nj 10 O'Clock, A NJ, to accommodate those who ar.
rive In Mobile by the morning Boats.
30 Should this schedule he changed. notice
viii be gwen In the Mobile and N. .. papers.
The rr"prietors return their sincere thanks To
the public for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended to the BsrrLr House and their poiNr
CLE.R lloTsl, aud hope 10 place themselves under
renewed obligations.
y. ~. CIAMBERLAIN ~ CO.,
Proprletois Point Clear Hotel,
Also the Battle House, at Mobile.
tnav01 o,nd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26
WONDERFUL EscApE.-The Bos

WONDERFUL EsoAPE.-The Bos-
ton Transcript, of the 10th inst, says:
As our pressmen last evening were
hosting the forms from the pressroom
in the cellar to the composing room
in the fifth story of the Transcript
building, the chain became detached
from the counter weight, and the tur.
tie, containing the second page, weigh
ing upward of four hundred pounds,
fell distance Of sixty feet, and strange
to say received no injury. The box
in which it was placed was dashed to
pieces, and the form bounded out
safely on the cellar floor, doing no
injury to the turtle or the type.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26

Now ~ ruE TiME.-So says Goldman,
aud he il about half right. Ifyou.went a
watch to keep the time or rather to note
It's fight; GO and get It, if you have the
money to pay for II, and wear II whilst
you may. Now Is the time TO do IL. To
morrow you may run down yourself and
have no further use for time. Your hands
and iace-aye your very legs may be dis
charged from service. II you want a
watch (aud this is the very least thing
that Goldman wants. )-lfyou are incli-
ned to do, any noble deed in obedience
to the hearts impulse, go and do it, and
count Il 40 much time made, in the blank
OF a days record. Go and do what u
were we'll to do, at once. Say not that
you have no timc, because this is all you
have. Live now and do what you may TO
enlarge tho dimensions Of your soul. DO
no wrong now, to acquire wealth and ease
hereafter. That cannot be, and If IL could
the time wanted may never come.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26

! STATE OF LOUISIANA-FirstD District
Court Of the Parish of Orleans--No. 1891 q,
A. GRAiLHE. Administrator Of RosALiE
De GHAsDPRE, VS. the Heirs of SoPHiE
DE GRANDrRE and ANroiNE CAVALIER,
JR., and AL, lately transferred TO the
Second District Court of New Orleans.
D1 VIRTUE of Judgment rendered
ID on the 81 Novem Der. 1859. in the above
entitled aud number cause and To mo
directed from the Hon. First District Court,
in and for the lnrish of Orleans and State
aforesaid, | will offer at public sale in front
of the Court House door of said parish in
the city of Baton Rouge. on
SATURDAY, the tth dny 90 August
next. A. d., 1850, ut II o'clock A. NJ. Of
said day, the valuable tract of land here
matter set forth and described, owned in
common between the parties, plaintiffs
aud defendants in the above cause, situat-
ed In this Parish East Baton Rouge) at
about eight miles from the city Of Baton
Rouge, and described rs follows, to wit
Section iihy-one in township 1--WE, South
of Range one, East, and Section sixty eight
In Township six, South ofRange one East,
and containing together twelve hundred
and ninety one ncres more or less situat
ed as above mentioned, in the district Of
land subject to sale in Greeusburv in this
State, which said tract Of land is divided
by the Comite River and which land il
more fully described on plan Of said pro
perty, which can he seen at the sberifl"s
Office.
On the following terms and conditions,
60 wit
For one third cash, one third in ak
months and one third in twelve months
the purchaser to furnish notes with ap
nfnunI Il q 4 Il
gage retained on the land sold until the
full aud fnal payment of said notes aud
said notes TO be given In coupons If requir-
ed 80 as TO suit the vendors, aud said notes
to bear eight per cent from and after ustu-
rity until paid. The purchaser will be
put In possession ut their own cost.
iunel6 II. V. BABlN, sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26

TUE Coon SAMARITAN MAN ABOUT TO
LKAvK.-wo are advised by tho man
at the corner, that the hour of his depart
urc from Red Stick, draws nigh. lie
will leave with the tears of regret, because
he has been kindly received and we'll
treated. His medicine has had good
run; has been taken and shaken, and shs-
ken and taken again. 1t has been used
informally and externally for all the lila
that eonspire 10 kill tho anatomy man,
from the ears down. Tho blind have
been restored to sight, and the lame caus-
ed TO walk. But the Samaritan Man can
not confne his sphere Of usefulness to a
mile. TIE world is before him, and 1t is
full of gouts. cramps, pains and colics.-
They must be cured aud to this end TIE
Samaritan man IL about TO leave us. lie
will come back again, by and by ; but in
the mean limo people should supply them
selves, as there are few bottles lett.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-26

MARoNio ASrivERsARY Sunday last,
the gath inst. being the anniversary Of
the nativity Of 1t. John the Baptist, the
precursor of the Messiah and an eminent
patron Of Free Masonry; the brethren Of
ST. James Lodge met ct their Hall, nj 10
o'clock in the morning and again at night,
and proceeded to ST. James Episcopal
Church, where. on invitation the Rev. Bro.
u. r. Barr, after the usual Church service
delivered asermon or address, appropriate
Go the occasion. The marked and respect
ful attention given by the entire audience
during the discourse, Ia the assurance that
there was but one impression as TO its merit
and that tho best. The character Of the
great teacher-the purpose and effect Of
his ministry the relationship Of the mys-
tie order, with the true spirit Of Christian
ity was portrayed In clear, concise and
uusirective manner. The learned gentle
man did not claim masonry to be a sub
shtute for religion, but could discover in
II the gentle handmad-that charity with
out which the labor for good comes
to naught. The coming Of John, was
told Zacharias by an angel Of the Lord,
when he entered the temple. John was
born about six years before the birth of
Christ, aud commenced his missi, n prech-
ing the coming Saviour, A. d., 80. Hav-
ing exercised his ministry about thirteen
months, he repaired to the Court ofllerod
Antipater, whose rroaigacy he rternly re-
buked. For this he was imprisoned, and
while in durSnce, lIerod, one day, being
flushed with wine, at high feast, swcre
20 give the daughter Of llerodias whatever
che would AK, so entranced was he by her
dancing. She, instructed by her mother,
demanded the Baptist's head, which the
King ordered to he given to her, after
John wap murdered in the prison.