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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

| WoMANs MAGIc-Of late all the women
in town have been buster than ten thousand
bees, (and sweeter too, as for that matter)
getting up festivals fairs etc, for the bene-
hit of their churches and pastors Did any
one ever observe what herculean tasks these
tender little angels could perform, when once
their souls are fired with the zeal of doing
something for SomebodyS A pale, tired look
ing woman, who has more work to do at
| home than four stout servants could accom-
! plish, gets it into her head that there ought
to be something done for her church The
thought tastens itself upon her like disease
She can not sleep o nights Finally she put:
on her "6nneF and goes out and unbosom:
herself to a neghbor What is the result I
The enthusiasm spreads, widens, deepens, till
all crinoinedom is enlisted in a crusade
against the mems pockets. Then what p
Why, all the men who have mary red sneak
around and eye the pretty creatures from sly
corners and curse the fates that made them
poor indeed" while all the fellows who
have plenty of the necessary material for
building temples to the living God and buy
ing fair ladies smiles, stand around "kind o
keerless' and wait for the attack.
In the course of three or four days you are
bidden to feast You put on your Sun
day-go-to-meetin's' and step over in a very
practical mood, thinking you will just eat a
little piece of turkey "for accommodation
like" You enter, you stretch your eyes, you
stare, you gasp for breath Heavens and
earth, is this "laery lond," as old Spenser
hath it? An hundred sylph-like forms float
around you; you rub your eyes and scratch
your head and try to wake up to see if thi.
is all dream, but it is of no use YOU are
Just as wide awake now, when you find that
etherinl creature, floating in a cloud of gos-
samer laces, whom you mistooll at first
glance for Gloriana the queen of faries, is
your wife, as you were this morning when
that wife in dirty calicer rated you sound
y for splitting on the carpet. Through the
ETHEREAL, aromatic and heaven inspiring es-
cences your are some how floated (for YOU
are conscious of no power to walk into the
supper room. Here you trust your senses no
longer. spellis upon you You think OF
Aladdin and look around with sort of iu-
distinct notion of finding an old lamp You
do not find any, however, and you will be
apt to take your departure with a pretty
thorough conviction that every womans wit
serves her for an Aladdins lamp and when
she has a mind to rub it up little the result
is perfectly marvellous to the beholder.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

NEGRO SUFFRAGE TO BE TESTED IN Con-
CoNGREss-In the Sixteenth Congressional
District Of Ohio, says an eastern paper, VIM.
?. Cutler, Republican, was elected by sixty
four majority over II. J. Jewe.t, Democrat.
In large number of precincts negroes voted
the Republican ticket, and in consequence the
Democratic candidate was defeated. The
Marietta Republican gives the number of ne
groes voting in several precinets-enough to
decide the result-and intimates that the
election will be contested As the constitu-
ton of the State provides that no one shall
vote if he is not white citizen of the Uni
ted States, all persons of negro blood are dis
qualified from voting. This is plain prop
osition, which the House of Representatives
affirmed in the contested election case of Val
landigham VS. Campbell, two years ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
ger 4duertisemrnts.

M WANTED-lmmediately a Blacksmth's helper,
w also good Ranch Cook. Apply to
STAHL CO.'S City Intelligence Office,
st Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street
WANTED-0ne thousand orders, more or less for
w the very best kind of help-both sexes.
Apply TO
sTAHL CO.'S Intelligence Onice
St. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street
M AN rED-A man and his wife for q ranch, 500
w per month Apply at
STAHL Il CO.'S Intelligence Chice
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Am Now oFrsaiNe THH

DpNaiNprh ~ trs stock ~ tAhirs nRtss
IL pUuiis. comprising II rstt, pssh're'r ie
I.iues, bebss rtetrh uefihbes, erlid rrltis and
p.ittei ae i.inrs scotch usshrip'e rlsiis, rrr
lns. ifissslis Rirh SAX ivies Blsrs i'tpss slits
p,Nrhs slrts Airae4s, Ladies eivih, Flrsh hss
stiiils, fliset usshriete sh-uis, riesks ana frv
Ftsh-E r.iler Robes Alsb
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
ussslr-tfps. ssttinets, sentrest iesfs. saa
rfeirh uassinitfps, uiatfrr,ntfls, iists pers
ties, ttatassj thieves. aisfseiiles shifts sni riau
nei fiurilnr shitls Ai.s
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
sreh ss rots,pa Cutiain iiatnssts. ia-e aud
.iusiln uufiaihs. Blankets, Fisnnels. Carpets aud
hresi Aiso
PLANTATION GOODS.
surh pc iltatt Hetsers iirxts Il riilsa SUD
rislr lowell. iiirkrft 4ra rhsTaw sl.irer. bon
ins sna variety ~ ussfrl sf,irlss, ~ ~ Hhirh
7 'irat ~ tstrepi rtires N utiet tu ttskn turfn
PEE reg srtihg l'HPsfts.lsns Here e chance
~ BARGAINS ~ y 81 NpN's,
rariiri phtqr siHfa.
ier3s urfre, ~ isr.si sni rhlfi sis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
SHOT GINS
RIEL.ESi RIELESii

WHEN you WISH Rife (home man
w ufaoturo) at low price, GO TO
MONTAN & MATTA'S
juna8-'5p Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
aA,n. WORK MADE no ORDER

tt,ur tfNnpnetuNrfi h~rs le-rr w irt1t'f che
tsai.s ~ New ufisrrs asi he rHhir ~ vHfi
e.ai, zee, pc ie iulir rterstei y eseer'r .nF ~
ss. u, hls ire srrh ~ P'fsrlts, Ntrsl1eis tH7'6.
t5,;ss IN ffsfns Hfnas tiurs. tfsssss B',''rss,
R,rts r,.tinas Hiti,is, ie,jps, ssstfs, dfehofs.
rsssss b1its pfifs ftfstsfs ffs'es, fsgfrsfs, etf
,4fs, FSfsissi -is5i Fig''s' Pi''gsffs, hs'sTsr's
f,f,iss,ugs. ts',sis. Portraits. D., r.. o. IN
isrksts ptvsrhss ~ ttames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 70 h'lns
~ rriiiir ru,irs ,hs, Ne hss made . heW irter
.lt.s W. Witch nam nIetsifr ffs''tfs. Pr'fleFs.
Monuments, a., fr, rsve' rh-nres ea'nt, rs no
er,r vha,eVet is Used snd BE- has thrs snrcerh
sa ~ nnfirr the rrssrs ~ rhlrh W rfesttTt the
Halt s~srtsr ~ iis HririTii sf4ff. The Hsls ~
thr trurrsst i-fsr, est se wufked ~ ~ 'res ~
~ ,his r,ersss.
Ah.lins 20 srr,,ts ths patronage ~ the dies
o,a ,bs tehlir u. spratsl DO sssnsss iht -, 1lisl
sts,r utstt -iil bs made tu sstlsfs thiif esrrr
lsilrns W 4tssfH tu rsa,ress durability anh lssl
itFi ptstt article nfiewett e-sfsH,eea.
- UTip IN
fhe rrhiir are r.iitrrei srai.st srptins ~
i'rpssliiUn W the shnve business w substituting
uttk Imported ttpr The NHtth snd tuttrs, sfa
rsssirp v 90 as n rspertei WITH The Halt 'st
nlshsA w customers. ihetsfte rsf'l-s sbrrii be
trtt -atenil with vhsm ihsy tftst tlplf iiait
az PARTIES. ieatins rtAsfs afp nire, prliielF
requested in We present, snl -. thpis uuis a1'e
20 Ne " be r.rtinrea 'hat the VII go Welt rvn
usi,i this vii Ne satisfaction. Witch ~ r'hst
ssifitishmssi ~ ,he uitt rsn rlve b~e7ffs n I'M
tosifisr
40 Watches sud ieveifs csteh,iiy nprsifsa
std Warranted
utr tlrin .sr sittts tlst~ - r@tsasr.
usaufs f,u', the rsanltF ahi.i ssei W ,,,s vii
~ ttss'irilf attended ts
"a hsr,iipet M. VI utianrnrs sfRFFt.
~ run vlsh ~ ret the ssAt rate ~ fs.t f'ipnds
y. sTUtinTNHAtipit Artist.
Mo- ~ CHARITIES ST..
Between ushal srd pus'rrheuse sitps's
aprsi aAwf thfms,it "a netai stree, }
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
JEROME A. GARIBALDI HATS.

WITH Az endless ,sristy q ,tber .iyIss suit
w able for professional and business men,
planters, HssrchaDts, hotel keepers, captains,
pilots and boatmsn, students aud school boys,
with great variety Of the latest ~ les Of plusb,
SILK, Velvet and Cloth, Navy and Hunting CAPS,
AZ the CAPITOL CHEAP sTOkE,
noy2s Cor. Laurel 4 Third ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

WATER COLoRs.--A largo variety
w for Amateurs, for sale by
july2l En-. IL WIN, BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
rOMna AND nnIlaIfEs.

WE NAVE received en- assortment ~
w Shell end l'ufFale Tpek Combs 49,
Buffalo Readings Cenbs and EfusHee.
At the fiiiI;A CASH stDHE.
oetls Lsfstette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
FOR ENGINEEs, ARCHITECTS
AND STUDENTS.

I HAVE just received few Drawing In
strurnents, which I will Aell At n small
advance Of cost price. -
move THU NOLDMhNN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
For A TOLE OF ONE FIFTH.

DRRsONs.who have corn Of their own
j growing, and wish 10 exchange II for
meal, for their own use, can do 80 at the
Mill Of the undersigned subject to a Tole
Of one Fifty. JOSHUA BEAL.
oct2l.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Table Cloths.

A FULL supply Of linen Table Dnmasks, also
II Huck Back and Crash Towels, At the
PIlfLA. CASH sTORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
PIANOS.

\ nave list s.rrived 'hs-s Planes <-zzrs,z-,--.
ste. rfsrt",pa ~ iirh'H ptra >sriz1s.s II
hr'ti New frfk, ~ sure'i'' IisNtftF "
sni nnish snA asn rns rlsnr. Mpss,s q p
ti.nrs ste Warranted tr stand The Southern 90
mate bette, ih-r anF other riahe W The Western
states. ,hes srsss frf themselves ana -iaet y .
sps,, ari er,.ir,fsa ~i,h ~iha.s : cell 'te e.hi o
., manufacturers i'sirps With p.renses ~ f.rlrli
.rA irsufanre addict w. lhr ssfnr.
fnrpnppp uuinnAHN.
Wa'rhmakp, ari isuelies,
nutt Isistelis stree, mes, Msir
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
IMPROVED YOKE SHIRTS, .

A Ill LINEN and linen bosornsd, white and coI-
IA 0rsd Narssillss with and without collars,
with English and French CUFFS. A great variety
Of shirt fronts. all 81 the very beat materials and
soidly ssvsd and stitched. n All the required
sizes and At tbs lossst prices, at thu
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE.
n0v26 Corner Third and Laurel sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
rLAgTEuINsl HAIR

w 1OOn WORM or piAMoabs. consisting
'WoVVV "fens,nelsd AID. cluster ami 9'litat
'ihes ntsasirins, Earrings ani Crosses. Ill vs.,
'ahieh ihh nfsi wais, IL stuts and fos sale ~
The lowest prices ~ Tiirp. GOLDMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
uutrD FRUITS.

- EuEtvtn. = let ~ Superior pfiai Fruits
" which. faf The recommendation ~ the puhlip
! will cell ~ retail 81 The Believing ptipes
n,ai rtunes. ~ eeh's rsi ruaad
cherries 20 ~ r
" whst,lehss,iss. 40 etc pet rrandi
iine pea,s. ~ "
apsliia A. malta
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Embroided Muslin Curtains.

IuHT RECEIVED fill supply Of the
~ above goods. ~ the usnal low prices
at the fnttApHtrHiA CnsAr HroHH.
novps, Lafayette Htreet.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
"a KINGS. yANHEE FLOW.

A LARGE l"i ~ the shove wooden hr-sd
~ riews. ffum Ne I w. Me- 4. Es,pnlsd pass
the very a'iies fis the culture ~ sstn sna cot
ton. ir he had ~ moderate prices ~
havs9 LAhHuitH 4 LANnuE's
Corner Lafayette snd fiofiia streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Carriages and Harness.

u'Hn supsUninrp is nru receiving direct
y i'rri the hest manufacturers nrli sssr,i
mpri ~ uAnntAurs. comprising, pnAunr-.
pARuuunFs, upAwAFs, huuuirs r-iih .ni
without tors. Pine ffpt,ins ptiguirs, stiIRtrs.
sni rvmrlsts assortment ~
.u,hbntss' cans.
handsomely iirishsi; sise, 90 sitrsni assrtirrri
~ H-fnsss ~ every description. ps,nmur, Fine
sri ssre,nrs.
! have slsr siipi sn pisear' assortment ~
Whlrs ~ 'nf steel. Purchasers sfa Invited ,p
ss-',lrp mr. strrk hsio's purchasing, ss viii
sell 49, ss ruea terms ss snF hupss ~ the sru,n
nut2a W. TUNNAnn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

I,COsOMisg Wy procuring the best farming
Ia gtsnsils-sveB In the matt8 o. the feeding
~ stock and hogs man can save one half by pro
curing the rigbt utsnsn Call round when IN town
and sxamifs obs ~ ths latest improvements IN
domestic farm sconOfny,at
deco NONTAH n MATTAF.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
llOPE STEAM WOilka
'FRONT.' STREET.. nArnu anueH. I,a

IlFsr SAINT tpt1ts ~ utiP 4iwsts sraiy ~
ID patfeis arrived issi nirht resh ftr,, he
Miii. rtt stssr,v. cts ~ Msr,rhls Those wh-
sfr vtrh inigre. iHrrit 70 please, erd wsrt the
beet, Fiurf, btar, oats, pie6le rr'-, resi, prr
rsf nistiiiei whissf ani siea'r snnea Meiasses
win tpep eoinng ~ 70 we, notwithstanding The
lrirreinshts elf-rs pispshete 90 pastris ~
Whlsh ~ stove urrthF ~ he rrtirp 81 traders
s.sh IiiuMAs pYpWF.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
sAwsi sAWsii

DowLANDs Wills Saw. Gross Cut Saw. Tenou
IL saws, futile Saws. Hand saws, ut saws, Al
dec2i MONrAN MATTA'H
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
tiI.s,t1HA.

I HAvr iusl tprplted . lstee assortment ~ enp
] mouth and eiehl iat pieeksi with ani WITH
sat sisfnpts Witch 80, en.llpi w. coll ,ssY Low
havlnr pn,ehsssi the ssi,,e direct ffen the faahn
factory ~ Naisftu'f, urrr
ma,5a Ttirnbnnr unI,nAiANH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
PEACOCK FLOWS.

ON HAND and for sale at the Pillow Depot OF
~ the undersigned the celebrated Steel Mould
Board Peacock Flows. Thes. plows are put up
more substantially than any other and win run
A. easy. LARGUIER &c LANOUE,
dscl4 Cor. Lafayette and Florida SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
CRATES.

L'ANCy Parlor and Office Crates. complete.
Il Rpi6. LAls1UIER A LANOUE.
Cor. Lafayette A Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
White a. Bro, Cottons.

NE HAVE NOW on hand NIL sup
w ply Of the above, Also White q
Re- Cotton Hhepting. at the
mafg3='bpi Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
STAPLE GOODS.

SuCii "a Brown aud neaehed Cotton
- Hheetins, pamash Table Linen. Tow Ia
and everything IN this line at reduced
prices \. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
CUTLERY !

IbncRFT anai table. Wrstenhninss aud nai
! sst's mstpj Ladies seissnts Tsliet and na'
hs,'s Shears hssrfs. iiinss and Stops, 81
marft LAHuutHn IAHuUr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
MILLINERY.

L HAVE just received an assortment Of very
l. beautiful Velvet, silk, straw aud Hair Bon.
nets TiiOs. d. OCoNoR,
oct35 Corner Third and Laurel streets
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

LILY. MuEqulTp snd hDACH TRAYS ~
iunea MokTAN q MATTA's
ttsrdUssa Ti.,nst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
pAUAstpl.s.

fINHE Philadelphia Cash Store has now
ON hand q fne aascttmentof black
aud Culored Hilh Ferasuls, lap2s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
HATS.

ME HAVE Just received from New
w York. beautiful assortment Of
Misses aud Boys Hats st the
FnibApEtrniA CAsu Irons.
aplp. Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
White Cottons.

A FULL supply Of the above, also wbils and
IA brown Cotton shsstings, at the
PIiiLA. CASH STORE,
nov29.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
THEODORE aoLnMAn.

THEODORE GOLDMAN.
WATOlI MAKER A. JEWEtLEH.
iafspsffs Street Bitts Hgpvs. TO-.
nEus LEAVE TO infetih his friend,
, and patrons. that he has received
peftlsH ~ bis rev stock. arm t,islaR
EAB HiNgs AND FINS IN sETrs.
BRACELETS.
FlVpFB BiNas.
VEST dttAINs. Also. .
Hne lpt ~ CHAINS.
tsreeilnP larger arrive ~ ew days
shall be happy ~ infvfm my ltien1s ~
theft opening THEU GOLDMAN.
i5R7 Al wotk ~ ny ine. iune 90 usual
w. the entire satisfaction of customers.
AN ENTInE NEW sTocH.
AtipptAs BARfnit. go iiaiss p,,- street. 'strs
~ pleasure ~ arrnrrsirr ~ the uuhlir. ilsi
be hae received fsesh slHrs ~ iirras consisting
~ rstt y ihH niipTinr sfii-its.
uRANaFs, LFNgNs, AppLrs ana - sihs'
hinis ~ pRrrN sHa bRirp FRUITS.
ls'us vsfis.F ~ NUTS std pANbiEs.
WIN iEEs
CiApEr WINE ~ NE ri.ss. prs ara pniii-
MueuAr sna nAiApA WINS
ptn sHrnpY end p1RT WiNrs;
MApFRiA ena wsifH wipps,
HriDsipH's rrtnpnAtEn CHAMPAGNE.
g pttnIAt.Ss
AHtsr1TR. AisSHTHr, RiRsrHhNwAssFR
cnsNAc pnAsBiHss
pnANpF rnArtrs sha prAPs
PRAHbF rRutts saa CHERRIES
sApntHrs ~ OF
Aie't : tsfg iafrs assortment ~ tha vetf beet
p.aris ~ HAfANA ptuAps
y, raiiinr thg aiinriirr ~ ihs r,hir " lhe
sltvs nsr;si atiltlee, vhrii 90 lhst viii saii
,hr'n shear enough. % as ~ srsate refetsi rs
i.rraFs NICOLAS nARfpihl
pa,sn nsrra. Aur.si 39l 1850
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
NIrdicatcd Iodine Cigars.
nEvoI.yEnH.

I HAVE 90 hand The celebrated Adams
] Helfieopkine Revplvsfs. also Smith -
Wesssh's Seven Shooters fut cartridges.
new TllEp, GOLDMAN.
Lafayette street. neat Main
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
sPITTACIES.

I HAVE on hand m assortment Of Pebbles apd
nns Glasses in Oold. silver and stasi frames
which Offer at wn1h lower prices than they are
generally sold. THEO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

"A LAk}E assortment Of small figured
"A Calicos, warranted fast oolors, at 10
cents yard at &. NJ. ASHER'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
I.I.mEIiMEnY.

A LAHan assortment ~ Heal French rsrfi,r.
~ efr-ipst received W. - PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
ru,iiT cams,

fIHpsF wishing 20 rtesssve theft nrlts ~
wirtes, esn always he supplied ith ears
he,nstlrally sealed. ~ 1900. ..........
.seis hAhautrH 4 tAHuttr's.
prtnet hsisfet,s sni Fi.iiis sis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
IRISH LINEN,

A FULL supply 81 genuine Irish Linen
~ at the lowest essh prices at
dseT Is N, AsllEHs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
uATsi IIATRif

4 MOTHER iatse iei ~ these grnis have iusl
~ been received ~ the Clothing Emrutium
80 and 70 cents,
.etgi W, y. riiiiLtrH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
WHITE GOODS.

A FRtEit supply Of White Matseie. nfillian
"a tinss. Cfpsshatea ewiss aud iappnet Musin
fasiatun spd tmbtedptles ~ every description
iust received at p. ~, AHliEh'Hi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Lard Oil and starch.

lust RECEIVED from Cincinnati
- 80 Bbls. A No, Lard OF.
80 Boxes refined Pearl Starch
julygl En-. n Wa. BoGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
CHALLENGER AND MONTICELLO

ID PLOWS.-A few more leit nc
MONTAN Il MATTA'S.
mara Corner Lafayette Main Sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

MBs. ALIENS nam RrsroRrR, 70,
w sale by In. s. wv ilUuTL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
IffgsIt 1,fNIsNg.

A LAbpE assortment ~ Irish linens hss jsst
"a bees received sna ~ sal@ low, ~ the
PHILADELPHIA CASH srORE.
eetfb Lafayette street
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
%. CIsirsviIie, Ohio.
Says the Ohio State Journal:

This thriving, healthy old town Is situated
on an elevation Of six hundred and thirty feet
above low water mark In the Ohio river ten
miles West of Wheeling. Va, on the old
National Road, and is one Of the pIeasantest
and heslthiest summer resorts In the Union.
improvements Of various kinds are being
made this summer, but the greatest, so far,
has been In our hotels, and particularly In
the old "American,' which has been pur-
chased by the Messfs. Lewis, and re-christ-
ened the Lewis House." This house is
now kept by Mr.. Samuel Lewis, the popular
landlord Of the old National, and bis son-in.
law, Mr.. Lewis Woodmanseei they are kind
and obliging landlords. and fully deserve the
Popularity they have go justly acquired be.
cause "they know how to keep hotel" In
addition TO thorough repair there has been
large additions made to II, together with one
of the largest and best stables in the State.
The tables at this hocse are unexcelled any.
where, as the propre.ors have the run OF
all the large vegetable and fruit gardens on
the creek and river bottoms to supply their
table with the choicest and freshest fruits
and vegetables OF the season. Persons de-
Sirous Of spending few weeks in roman
tic rural district could no, do better than to
visit st, CIairsville.
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Richland Club.

htchland CIuDs
All those voters 'of Rchland Township
who are in favor Of the election Of Lincoln
and Hamlin are requ ssted to meet in the
Cour, House on next Saturday aftsrnoon a,
1 o'clock. s.. 4
We hope that many votstNssy turn ou,
and help perfect the organization of =. Lin
coin Club in this Township, Come in from
the country.
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r.roubar House, salen, OHIO.

Mr.. Hillisrd, the gen:lemanly proprietor
Of this House, has earned a reputation as a
landlord by his sssiduous attention to bis
customers, that can well be envied. Any
Of our friends who may visit Salem and give
them . call, may rest assured that they will
Be we'll treated'in every respect. Mr. .Leeman
ihe obliging Clerk, will always be on hand
to welcome his patrons. An Omnibus runs
from the Depot to this House, which carries
passengers free Of charge.
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stand that his nomination must necessarily
be at the sacrifice Of principal. and that to
insure his election he must be- led back to
the Democratic platform OF 1856, remodeled
to suit the exingencies Of the day and issue,
and of this our people OF all parties are hear
lily sick. Egypt, dark as she was in 1866,
has found luminary In Lincoln, and ! am
informed by creditable persons, residents Of
that " "ben;gh,ed land" tbs. they are more
unanimous there than here. Central Illinois
Is unit, with one voice, "Lincoln Ia their
man. We will agree TO elect Richard
Yates, good. reliable Republican, for Gov.
ernor of our State, and 10 give Abraham
Lincoln 20 600 majority Of the popular vote
towards making him Governor Of the United
States, and II this is not enough only let US
know In time what you would have US do
towards that end, and we will show you that
we have "gone in to win"
But in the heat Of politics forget to tell
you that we are promised 0 bountiful bU-
vest. The wheat, corn, barley, oats aud all
manner Of vegetation was never more prom
Using than now. We will be ready 10 har-
vest at least thee weeks earlier than for.
merly, and therefore are not so liable TO
suffer from the midge and cb6'z bug. They
have not made their appearance OF all Jet,
and possibly may not now, until the crops
are beyond their reach. Our present prices
are remarkably low, with but little prospect
Of an advance. In anticip alton of a full
harvest the farmers are ofibging in their
stores of 1889, Of wheat, &c and by this
keep the market full. B-PH.
STERLING, Illinois, June 23. 1860.
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Words Fitly spoken.

2, ,,A'mcmenss reflection will convince any
nan. Of the truth Of the following declsrs-
aation. uttered BY the Dayton Gazette. We
hope the Republicans Of his county will act
II out: q, s,l,.i''..
a,'Ifa political party would reach the mas.
sss, tha best way TO do 1t 10 to increase the
,cirsulstion ofthe oouptry press. Instead Of
wasting money for, 'documents" and "trac,,
OF the people," a species Of literature al
Ways viewed witt suspeclon, Il would be fal
betisr 70 spend is,with d view ofPlscing ths
local paper in the hands Of every elector.