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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-09
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lOtal .........-.... .S-,@%f,o9o ou hereby certify that the foregoingis true state men of the amount of Real Estate Bank bonds and coupons, and State Bank bonds and coupons filed in the the treasury and cancelled, fully paid of, as shown in the foregoing statement.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

Az ANGEL WITH Doors oS.-T'here
is no accounting for little cbildrcn's
inventions and explanation Of
things. Two little prattlers were
looking out Of window at a wealth
ervane on the top Of the steeplc of
a Universalist Church. This wealth
ervane which was put up there to
tell which way the wind blew, was
in the shape of man with boots
on. They wondered what IL could
be. ut is an angel y says one"
No." says the other, 1T can't be an
angel, because angels have wings,
and they don't wear boots.r "Oh!v
said the first, I'll tell you what it is,
it's a Universalist angel with boots
on, going to heaven on foot"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
Important Notsee.

The use ~ p. Mstmsy's SANITARY apUyL
has produced nes, ssl.,s,S sses,s. whieh We
hasten ~ ,sske known ~ me public ~ large.
Among i,s e,he, geea qualities, which are mt
vsfssliy acknowledged. " bss bssn fssra h. he
highly useful sba bssessisst ~ Women In ihs
state ~ Pregnancy, and that ~ facilitates shelf
delivery.
" sise improves positively The asslisy sss 10.
crease the quantity ofMiik ~ Fufses.
I. No c,hs, Kind ~ food ess he compared " ;,
:, may be administered wi,hcst fear " me young.
est children. ~ fsffeshess ssa strengthens them
end preserves them sesinst great rsny de.
essss psssiis, ~ thsit sees
We ,.sy therefore esfefsIly recommend ~ ~
svssy family.
Every ese.pound rspef ~ the SANITARY
onuyb eenisiss thifiysivs portions pr ehe per
son. They are ali signed BIZ y. MAnM4y. In /.
vsntsf s6d rstesiee.
General Depot ~ New oriss ne IA Cont street
he, vssp Cbssisss ana Reysl ssro.lya.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
DIED.

IN West Baton Heuse, on Tuesday
morning, ypth inst, LOUIS FELIX bU.
HALbB, con Of Col v. Durable. aged
about 10 yesfs.
The friends and sequantaaees Of Col. i,
v. Durable aud family, are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Of his son,
bouis Ftttk .Dusitbs. The funeral pro.
esssion will leave the residence at o'clock
>. ~. end the Ferry Landing in The city
Of Baton Rouge ut o'clock on this even
IND
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

TITS Cth ron EvrHY BiiiiApb
pbAYEa,-=l Enter The saloon rs
though II were inadvertently. A
careless. somewhat weary manner
impfesses the markers. Survey
the scene. through The smoke ri
your cigar, with u calm and grave
delibetaiion. that fofbids suspicion
of a frivolous purpose.
9 A pfotraeted debate upon the
relative strength Of your own and
your advetsary's game. IL demand.
cd by every consideration Of time
and place, End u 10y playing
even"
4. Whistle. begin low. Grad
ually get high Express surprise
by a prolonged aud fierce note
For the ordinary progress Of tho
game select very popular tune.
The more familiar tho better This
shows n graceful Difference Ia the
tastes Of tho other players. Ono
mir has thus been known 30 do for
all the tables. HIT whistle.
I. If you miss q simple osfom,
indignantly devote yourself to
chalk, or. lost IN amazemept. gaze
vacantly at the meeting Of tho wall
aud ceiling.
8 Swear, well. you'll be-"
At every point. Let the oatbs be
tho rippipgst, Luck will stand
any amount Of oursing. Never
forget this, and pile II on tho leatb.
ef. the balls, the cushions, and
your own stupidity
q. Mention Mike" IN the subdu.
cd tone Of sacred friendship. Men.
ton him often.
7 Show n shot or two you saw
Mike mako.
\. Have mn account.
~ Call IL mo account Vanity
Fair.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

The IIopogrS FboAusa BATTERY.
Tho Floating Battery at uoboken,
n. j., which has been in construct.
ion for several years at an immense
expense, and which very few per.
sons have ever seen, Is described
by n gentleman who has recently
been favored with n look nj IL, las
n marine skeleton, in shape almost
like n clipper ship, perhaps 200
feet, and 40 or 80 feet wide, razcd
10 within a few feet Of the water
line. II is formed of iron plates
half an inch thick, neatly riyotcd.
The whole ia covered with plank
ing, excepting the stern. The frame
work is Of iron, but exceedingly
frail and delicate
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
tcs,.wss;ss,s.l

ituWWNuftetttf
hiayf e,wst ~ hear much complaint
sbeat the se,ien ~ the late democratic
state convention, aud BY way o. pfefsee
allow me here 10 say, that 10 net wish
70 appear 90 the stage AZ an sfelesisi fef
that body, bot simply 10 do justice In fei.
eihle language to"sive the devil his dua.
I was member ~ that convention al
lent. u ia true bot only 40. because ,
tnsw very we'll / could not be heard. II
evet 30 much disposed 70 make speech
I sat near gentleman from New Orleans.
who held ptosy. and ssmps,hised with
him. IN behalf " bic eifetts 70 be heard
~ bic eaase. I TOLD blm before be got up.
that his voice vac teo weak, shd there
wss 80 use bit he would 10 ", shd the
convention laughed At him and Missed hi,n
down bot this IL of no consequences, As
be fore said the complaints Of the setion If
the een veHtion are loud. hat tee sns estes
since the cry is ffem the short Tails. Fot
my Part think the convention dohe
enough. ifithad dene nothing mote Than
rafrlsh character for The Hon. John ~
woslj have been glory enough but when
they soy he is the flttest man nov out for
the Presidency, they 10 not add 10 The
laatels Of the'ibeso ~ rlaquenines." but
prove themselves inventors aud DISCOVERIES
Of no ordinary capacity Yours as teioie
IN the bonds of Attesiah friendship
%, M
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

sHAHsFEAas's MAsustairrs Forsp.
The Cleveland Herald Of March 9th
says
tiy a private letter from friend
~ London, thoroughly convetsant
with literary antiquities, we learn
that an important discovery of
Shakespeare manuscripts has just
been made, The Master of the
Rolls" Sir ] l'omilly, IN examih.
ing some old bassooks belonging
TO The Chapter House, found col
lection of manuscript documents
relating 20 Shakespeare. u would
appear front them that certain I'm.
pottsnt papers, traced To the Gus
tody Of u Puritan descendant Of the
Immortal bard" were moi destroy.
cd. M has been supposed, bot still
remain in existence. They bad be-
oome the property Of Lady Eliza.
beth barnard, gfandehild aud heir
~ the great dramatist
The literary world are reported
a. be greatly excited by this die.
covery, though some doubters arc
not yet disposed 10 believe in This
piece Of good luck The sweeping
and unjust charges or fraud made
against Nj ! I. Collier, in regard
TO his Perkins folio" have made
many persons hesitate about trust.
ing to any lucky finds"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
TO TEA DRINKERS

/ HAVE just received from the Canton
u Tea Company, the best assortment Of
Tens ever before offered for sale In this
city, Of the following well known varieties:
FINEST ENGLfhH BREAKYAsT TIA;
SILVER LEAF YOUNG nYsoS;
00tON0, ofvarious kinds.
YOUNG HYk0N, four ysristies;
IMPERIAL. "Nc Plus Uultrs I"
IMPERIAL, Common and Fine;
0UNP0wr III, Fine;
P0UcHONG, Common.
msrf3imddw WM. w. MONTAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

IMPORTANT CASE SErrLED.-The
Little Rock Gazette, of the 10 inst.
says: "The claim of the Cloves
heirs TO tract of land embracing
a part Of the city Of Little Rock,
has been settled adversely to those
heirs, by a lase decision of the Su.
preme Court of the United States.
The settlement of the claim one
way or another, was a matter of i'm.
portance, because its litigation had
a tendency to prevent the improv.
ment Of the city,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

@-. II takes the people of New
England n long time to recover
from "a great dead man. They are
still in full blast about Rufus
Choate, and the war among his
biographers and their critics, and
the retailers of anecdotes about
him, will probably go on yet many
weary months, unless some other
pet OF the great MEN who made
their lives sublime according to
Longfellow's prescription, happens
70 drop into the food that rolls in
to the mists of death.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
NEW sooxsii NEW sooas
Al y. MoCOHMTCK'S

BUTTONS Wit AND HUM0R.
THE MIRROR or FORTUNE-a book
Of psrlor sfnussmsnts.
INNOCENCE or CHILDHOOD.
OaDEN's SCIENCE on EDUCATION.
HILLS or THE sfIAJEMUC~by the
author Of The Wide. Wide World.
THE WHITE HfLLs-their Legends.
Landscape and Postry-by Thomas starr
King.
LIFE or LArAyETTg-by Cecil for
children.
Guy CARLETON { the BOY who be-
lonesd 20 the Try Company
just received ut tho
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

Mn, Epif6s=plesse spneanee the maine
of uuARLEs CHENNETTE a. 40 indie.
pendent candidate for City Marshal ~ the
approaching April election, lie will be
Supported ~ MANY VOTERS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

Psrier's Celebrated Garden Seeds.
r HAVE In Store large assortment Of 0arder
II Seeds from Psrkers Garden Feed establishment
Fredonis, New York, which are guaranteed :,
10 Of the best quality, and Fresh and Genuine.
mari3.1md4w WM. W. MONTAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

M rs. TiioMpsON, ~ risqssu,ius, formerly ii
W New Orleans, hes the pleasure ~ spnoupe.
ing o. the Ladies' ~ liasos House that she IL pts
pared 10 give lessons IN gst,iae Ladies' and fbii.
drsns dresses. Any lady with q tnowlsdKs ~ this
art. which eau be lsetnsd In low hours. can N
herself Or others In any required styls.
Also. several styles Of silk sud Wotstad I'm.
hroidery, Was Paper and wosstsd Flowers, Paint
Ing. etc, taught In CLASSES.
Dress Patterns efsll kinds cut In few minutes
Mrs. r., can bs seen ~ Miss Dudgsons Tor q
short tins ssiy fnartstw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

Bar James A. Pcaroe. who has
been reelected to the United States
Senate from Maryland. In an old
Wing tured Democrat, aud has
had the rare goodfofluno Of an mn.
interrupted public service for some
thirty years. He entered the
Maryland Legislature ut twenty.
five wae sent 10 Congress ut tho
age Of thirty. aud after serving
six years In the lower house was
elevated to the Senate In ls43.
His now senatorial term length.
ems out his service In that branch
of the government TO twenty.four
years old
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

Esifos pa,srfr tsp tessr,
Please announces LEVI KELLUM, sss
candidate for City Marshal. Election Hfss
Monday IN April liebs-p.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

RATHER SAvAeE.=aOuf eontetpi
pefsFy Of the Beae, NJ Point Coupee
mus, not talk ne he does, about mem.
be~ Of the largest aud mos, influen.
,ial branch Of the Democratic family.
lie seems 10 forget the clear Demo.
cratic doctrine, that the majority
shall rule, The minority is q faction,
worth no further consideration IN The
contest, than the under dog In the
fight. and u becomes them 10 grin
aud bear u. hut IL is now high time
10 heal the deeentions in the ranks
II Il IL not done soon, what Ia 10 be.
come Of The eountfyf Il no. Jewell
aware Of the fact that Il is In a bad
way, aud must be cured soon 90 ne 10
be saved asainf Does he not know
that out Of the loose materials o Pres.
idea, is 10 Gomez Suppose the two
wings Of the party cannot be made 10
Dap In anison-suppese the haggisg
does not take place In The fall. what
then IL 90 become Of The nation and
(as Mr. Jones has often remafked),
''the best hope Of the world 7" IL II
not clear that the Union must Glide 7
Can eur friend Of The Eeho imagine
the Uaion holding together more than
q day, should Northern man with
Northwestern principles be elected to
the Presidency instead of a Southern
maa Southern all overY This recon.
eilliation must and will take place !,
there IL already a good understanding
TO this effect The great party Of
psrties--embtaeiag the entire ground
Of principle in consideration Of per.
scnal interest In The Union will come
together by aud by aud save /, again
az they have SO citen done before. In
fact they have merely divided 10 seour
The country aud we are somewha,
surprised that many Of our contempt.
raries do not seem 10 understand the
game.
Jewell, we beg you, because fair
plays jewel, no, 10 bear 10 heavily
in your structures upon our old friend.
General Phillips. We have known
the General many years on the iloor
Of the Lower louse-in the Senate
for four years, aud out OF II for M
many more. lie Ia a social, clever
geutlessn, with a restless gray eye
and frost bitten head and chin. The
General is not old and cannot be call.
ed young We think him a. honest
a. che average run, and wonder (when
we consider his political company
that he Ia a. honest ar he Ia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

t-ss vs. afe suthoriyei 70 snponnes Ed
WARD COUSIN AID, 90 n candidate for
CITY Msfshsl st the approaching April
election.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
~ The Japanese embassy 10 hi,

- The Japanese embassy to this
country, which was to have left Jed.
do on the 2ad. Of february for Wash.
ington, consists Of seventy persons.
They were expected to arrive Al San
Francisco in the United S,atas. steam.
er PoscAasfam. about the LIST Of March
Orders have been received at the Ma.
w Yard, Mare Island, to have the
dry dock there in readiness in which
to repair the Po,chaftaa before com.
pleting her voyage to Psgama, with
her distinguished passenger en- route
to Washington.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
REMOVAL.

FtfHk undsrsignea eives this ppbfio notice ~
J. The removal u her store aud Residence 10
The new house. CORNER ~ Third and Aartb pssiss
ward stfsnts fneat the state Housed
Entrance on North Boulevard Street,
mario FANNIE r. DODNOu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

MeessBe't The editor Of the o,sssf 90.
easienelly INDUCES In "moenshine ~ he
held his last ifeak
Befete the lapse Of another year we will
have uThestte and Concert Hall equal 10
the heN, and another Hotel is already talk.
ed Of
The "tslk" constitutes the whole rre.
efsmme OF action. --.Ssgsr Piaafsr.
Awe have twist ON the ~. Michael
organ. We might "a we'll uss 70 whilst fresh
and good. When the .ssgar Pisater lays
by his crop Cor the week, he turns the boy.
eot--ieeks the door Of the refinery, puts on
HE hat and Gomez ever on this aide Of the
river to help along the enterprises Of Red
suckers, They have no Concert Hall In
g. Michael no Theatre, no nothing CT
eer, Livery Stable ani some nine pins,
where on pinch drink Of the four acc
brand can be had CHE smith shop eaved
with the bank last season) for this reason
then is no marvel that the Planter should
sakWinterest II not stoek In our smuse-
ments, About the Theatre and Concert
Hall, wha, we say is your language In our
front Office two or three weeks age, whcre
You had the subscription paper. showing
some eighteen thousand spoadsisess al
ready sahseribed.n Now, then Col. 20 give
the soares 9(Dnmpeonshine you speak Of,
iesns prep you not write com
eomma1 o''ssf signed "Len-
haS No yoarself and our
good friend the chiefM agis-
trase King TO know wha, had
oeeome> Iems Come, an homes,
confession m-hed for ,he soal' Did you
not have the ehdro scheme In your ha, a.
the time Answer us these questions
essseorieally, and then say no more about
'moonshins,r in the light Of the Comet.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

~ We are authorized 10 snhounes
Col. LOUIS iiEBEhT, ~ candidate fcr
Councilman from ward No. T.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

;g- We are authorized 10 announce ~.
PEt'AtrA, as y candidate fof sslectmsp
from Ward No. 4.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
MANY TAX fAYths.


Enron uAssfft " Cosff
Please snnouhes ALFRED BEhABo-
DERiE, Ne . candidate fef seleetnsn for
Ward No. 1.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
DETER's wORsTED sTORCf
W n q LBsALE AND RETAIL
Canal street near Da"ph,..
NEW ORLEANS.

Direct Importation Of Berlin, Zephyr
and Split Worsted, Shetland Wool, I'm b
broideripg Silk, Canvas, Beads Patterns,
otcs.ste.
All orders promptly attended 10.
Orders for this place may BIO left with
Mr.. =. NJ. Asher, Lafayette streot.
marl1-lmd&w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

tE- We are authorized 70 snnounee Ne
candidate for the Council ff6m Ward No.
2. T.FAy, LOUIS KONDEH'r, and n.
~. BuHKB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

Please snheasee . H. DufHocq, Esq,
% esnidste for Mayor NJ the nest April
election. NJ the request Of
MAEf vorrss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
SEWING MACHINES.

uET RECEIVED Tho scovsl q 0sodsli NEW
- rATfEHN MACHINE. This Machine has
been enlarged erpyesdy Jng T7oBieJs' nss
w Nooms most a. Mrs. unsstoh's Fancy
Ftors-Third street.
Dds =. 80. ThACY. Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
re,,nn at,tfrs a 0bsst

Please announces the nsmes Of Msssts.
jim IRVING and AUpUsT1ND urLANs
TIER, rs candidates. fof ssieetinen in wsfd
No. /. NJ the approaching election in
April.
mario MANY TAX PAfFHS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
MAuftftrn

o. Monday .ss is,s irs,, ". n., s.,ssf ~.
bAsARs. beth cfshIs eisy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
FOUNI.

A The tafrsehs, On The nigh. n The nall.
II GOLD RING, with q SET containing hair
mar2Oa d8t
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
eArDfDATss.


Eeifss gAsssfs sss Uessf:
piesse srsssseet. n. ELAN, sss candidate NJ,
fe'ei-etien " shs sfsse efNstsf Else''cr msn'
ssy. Ne ssh ssy N April.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
no ooTToN PLANTERS.
RTE pss.s pse,.s.., Asv~.a.a 80 sss
t-a.stst-i Frss. held ~ Bate. Hsoss,
re cleaning seed s.st.rs

Tse pssss ptesss"ss. Awarded ~ she
f.ss.ss stst vets. held ~ u~s.u asoss.
re- cleaning seed t.,t.n.
We. The undersigned. having Witnessed De
ape, a,lnn ~ the isitsn uissnef, patented ~
Thomas oliver, ard esblbiiea ~ Messss, " !.
Etssf = Co, fswsetsJ ~ the nsis. ns.Fs fsanss
t.isi rsif, held IN March, tsgn. 40 hereby fes
esn,upebd !, ss wvf,hY The attention ~ the OFT
Inn risntsfss
aNo, 4, pouaHERTy.
JOifN NH
D. ~ niIuGr.
JAMES N EMERSON
:. JULES 3. DrbA0R0fS.
nires neves, Ms,ei' n, 1880.
The uetteh Pan ~ tlssner, which Il o. highly
recommended ny sursa ~ the most fespeet sbia
citizens ~ hsten nsuse. is easily worked. AMI
dnes lie work we'll " separates The heavy fresh
and aasi 5,esa ,hs cs,isa opens ana tssees
The hollis End eieited cotton, snd sssis,s the DIN
II producing = better sample, sna viii bspenS
The planter. On bis ordinary sett"hs. f,sm two ~
fsuf cents Pc, pound,
:, Is simple IL Ne construction, easily hep, h.
repair. very hseisrsta esst. and esetusiiy cleans
the eyitsn IN The see1s
We, thss sfsre, believe Ne general adoption
viii DO =. great IN advantage 10 ,bs cs,,e, e,ep
ss The Wheat Fan IL ~ the Wheat efeps
y, 2. orders ffsm sry part If The cotton 70.
siees, will be panetssiiy attended ".
Price s7Ts 90,
THOMAS T. SPEAR. acc.
Fatsnt Machinery Aesats,
Mo- III Canal street,
Nov Orleans
We would beg leave fssibss 70 oget, ~ con.
Junction with others ~ The recommendation ~
The Cation Van. the names Of sena II The most
respectable ana influential cetfon Planters ~ The
States ~ oesffis sna Mississippi. which will he
found IN other circulars. already Published, 10
Wit
~. ropHtNs
!, u. sfNPRON,
"A, a....,. HARPER u. BtiyEOr,
a. j. pEAHCt,
>. r. oaLEEHy,
oEonaE sCULLgy.
of u,..i..,..s -. =. PARKER,
'PP' GRO, =. yEHakn.
marc,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

asst Sunday evening breast pin--s lave knot.
IL The Under viz be literally rewarded BY
leaving u At this once. mar 10 n.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
LOUISIANA ptNtrENTtARY.l
Mat.b oDth lam

f'blNtANA fENlltNllAHt y
March goth. 1900,
CrAbrb PROPOSALS sfeiavi,pd and ~ili he -.
- rsitsi sntii thutsa.t the Goth inst., ~ ~
r'-irrt ~, fpt f.rrisiire ths i.uisier. psriten
ti.ts ~ith fresh Beef ~ ens Sast, fto,. che s,st
asy ~ Arfii, 1890
fha Names ~ parties ~ securities viii be 20.
s.ited f.urr bidders
ustsis,a uenArros, ptRn AGO
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Iisteu Houge sistb Judicial District
cputt=Iu the matter ~ the Succession
Of y. DtssAs, deceased d No gai=rfo-
bate
NifIirHnAs. y, DbssAh hes this day
w fled IN said Court, ~ application
praying for the administration tf the ess
tate Of u, bussAs. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 10 ell persons ~ Z
,etssled te sh5w esuss " any they ean \.
within ten days ffem the FIRST phblieai
ton er this notice, why said application
should not bs granted
Given under my hand and the seal ~
said ceutt this goth day Of March. A.
o.. 1900.
msfbl. JOSEPH NtftiLER.
CLERK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

MI Epites=.sse sts requested 10 snnsahes
The feiisrins gentlemen ss candidates fst Pc
ises,.sr, " represent ward NJ. 2. I'm BHu
NOR. aud ERNEST AhHDrR,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21

RFyivAt or AN Aseissf oeeurAfios
There lie a fair prospect Of the res
sivsl Of ~ sDcient esllins- well
nigh rendered obsolete, by the ad.
vance Of civilization, We mean
life on the foads A few days ago
Deputy Sheriff Y. G. Babin, was out
on n tas collecting mission IN the
Northern part Of the parish, aud re.
turbing hume with one dollar and
fifty cents In cash, when on The
Bayou Sara road, y man IN q mask
spraug ont Ifom a kind Of slew o,
gully aud with very elegant double
barteled persuasive. demanded of
him a. throw him "that he had about
him" The man had kind 81 vail
of mask over his Nee aud outward.
" locked very like an ordinary gen,
ileman. Nj. Babin was ~ first die.
posed 90 taken the matter 40 y
joke and ioeulafly remarked TO the
han ON the TOAD that be "could not
fool him=ihat be fnew him" 10
this, the fellow responded II I
thought 30, would blow the top oi
your head of aud rs this was IN 20
very amiable tone Of voice, Mt
Babin concluded to give the fellow
the dollar md n half Of states money
which he did the map IL the mask
expressed himself satisfied and de-
parted
1bia we take 10 he u new era IN
the advance of civilization and 70.
tinement. II Ia we'll known that
steam, electricity and the lightning
line Of railroad. long ago broke up
the occupation Of life on the road.
aud Slapped the very foundation Of
romance writer's ST the school IT
Jean Paul, Sir Lytton Bnlwer aud
Mt Ainsworth The exploits Of ear.
ly heroes like Jack Sheppard. Dick
Turpin, Paul Clifford. Aram, and
the balance Of like kidney, has long
since been used Mp and u Ia but
proper for romance sake that the
calling be revived. Besides, there.
IL no reason why all the thieves aud
cut purses should be huddled up in
the city, This works seriously TO
their prejudice, for honest men are
nearly as well initiated in their
confidence games IA they are. They
have been exposed and ms thieves
cannot live upon thieves, Let them
take the Rad again. where there
IL chance Of meeting aa honest
man occasionally who has n purse
about him, The interest Of society
demands it--roinance cries for H.
-. 49,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-21
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