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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
Important Notice.

The use Of ?. Mafmsys sAsfrAnY CRUEL
has produced most saiutary effects. which We
hastsn u make known b. the public Al large.
Among lis other good qualities. Witch are sni.
vsrsally slknowlsdEsd. u has bean fousd 10 be
highly pssfai ana bsns neisnt b. woman IN the
state ~ Pregnancy. aud. that II facilitates their
delivery.
u also improves positively the quslity and ia
crease the quantity Of Nilk Of Nurses.
No other Kind Of Wood ran be- compared b. II
u may lie Administered without fear 10 tho yonBg-
Get cbildrsn II fsffeshsns and gthsns them,
ard preserves them against q great many Dis.
sasss peculiar " their age.
We may therefore carefully rscomms u 10
every family.
Every one.pouud paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thiriy.two portions for one per.
Hon. They are all signed ny =. MAHMAY. In.
vsntor and Pstsptss.
General Depot at New Orisana--ii Cont street,
bstwssD-Chartrss aud Royal. mro.Iyd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

tlpn az set sptortiatlne $4,000 10 the
Louisiana Heard ~ Trustees ~ the Afnef.
ipsn Printing ticrse fpt the blind,
On motion Of NJ Tsfletou 80 900 vas
stricken out ffem the sehste bill. and 81.
200 inserted
NJ, Allen r6ved e. postpone the bin In
definitely. and the stes aud nays being
called the motion was lost by ayes 20.
hats lsl
The bill wss ordered 10 be enptpssd and
- further suspension ~ the rules being ~
fnspi the bill lies uvet end aud Stands ~
at ito Third reading.
The iiuHse then adjourned
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

Tut ptAauf 90 Eayrr Mir Gid.
con II. Smith. writev the National
lntelligeneer that the eeven year
loeuet, may he looked for this sum.
mef, and VIII probably occupy n
larger surface Of country than at
any previous period Of history
According 10 Mr Smith the follow
ing states are TO be specially via.
tied:
New York and Connecticut
from Long Island South 60 Wash.
ingtoa county, New York. from
the Connecticut river to the llud.
Hon river, aud several counties In
New York west of the Hudson riv.
or, TO Montgomery county, on the
Mohawk river.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
sBw aooHsii snw soonsii
Al u MtbCttMtCtt's

BUTTONS WIT AND tuMoH,
Tltt MiHHOh Or FORTUNE book
Of taflct ainusensnls.
iHNoCENCH oF CHILDHOOD.
OgDEN's SCIENCE on EDUCATION.
NILS ON THE sHALEMuC=by the
author of the Wide. wide world.
TltE WHITE NILS their Legends.
Landscape aud Poetry by Themes starr
King.
tirE OF LAFAYETTE by Cecil f.,
children.
atY CARLETON the Roy Who lie
lenesd 10 the Try Company.
Just received "a the
rUsf OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10


CIV CetseiA rapestpiEus, AT mest
Ing of the Council on the 9Th inst.. the ~
dihanee relative 10 reddlets ahd hawk
was sc amended pc 10 read 40 foilrwsi
~ u n',idfaei ~ ~ M,sof and H,s,d y
Nis,fiass n ~ c'fs n Hsfsn Rosgs. That
the ordinance relative tn peddle,s he 90
amended 90 ~ fasi 90 follows That any
person ~ PERSONS foand hawking ~ pod
dina Within the corporate limits ~ the
city, without license. shall be liable 10 a
Hhe not exceeding Aio1, che half TO- 90 The
infpfmer
On motion the Same was adopted
NJ, Kent introduced the following 70
solution, which wac adopted
~ n t,soieei ~ ~ Aayss asd Sra'd u
Nls,f',sn N Ne cat " Hdt,s Hs.gs. That
oil refsohs who may hereafter be found
molestlng The ees lahr posts aud Hstutes
~ the uas Company, within the limits af
the city. shall he nhpd ~ imrfisunad. 90
beth, 81 the discretion of the Mayor,
NJ, nalafsinfip
Hsnir~i. That the Mayor 10 authorized
To advertised iut proposals tu build TIVE
eistetns ~ NetaFish Town, and submit the
hids ~ the Board IT halsetmsn at their
nest meeting IN April adopted.
On melton of Nj, Kent. the Mayer was
authorised 10 employ spme one To- ling the
city bell every aisht stp o'eloeh
Mr. Collins moved that the Mayor ar
point y committee 10 ascertain the cnst Of
opening y street rom Main to North ats. ,
on the property ol Charles uuidty.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

TeaaipLs STEAMBOAT ExrloaioN -
FirresN To Twenty PAaarNarpa
kiurp,-Phiiadolpbia, March IA
terrible accident occurred at Easlon
In this State yesterday by the explo.
sion Of the boilers of new steamboat
just completed at that place. The
steamer was just about starting on her
first trip down tho river, and had n
large number of passengers on board
when the boilers exploded with terrific
force, entirely demolishing the forward
part Of the cabin. which was full Of
passengers, fifteen or twenty Of whom
were instantly killed and M many
moro were dangerously wounded.
The passengers Were mostly citizens of
Eas,on and that vicinity, many of
whom were going on a mere pleasure
trip. No further details Of the disas.
ter have yet boon received.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
Irir,ntnnninale,l

f3Hg tsnd Fer . month ~ mute
rss,. my attention has been attracted W
wards Florida street. where tetr strange
and mtsteiious proceedings have beet
end stll continue going on, About three
times weet painted Barrel With a ped
lgek 80 lhe botien. nat bs seen 80 ibe
side. walk between lwp ahd thee p'tiaek
10 Che morning. walk late and early
and must confess Us - desire tu know
whenee the said barrel euines. how n
eumes! Who y eu,res te. ani wha, " eon-
talns Yesterday morning bpfatp the ptaT
dawn had puine Vs. ha,hinget anpthe, day.
! noticed - rrluied gentleman d,ivinp .
hla,i, hytsp 10 dfsr. whe,een was the
identical bafiel4 I followed him traced
him tu the aforesaid huuse 10 tir,lis
slt. st, whe,e be dropped n 90 though
af'ria IT beinu heatd. ant Vanished intr
'ha al ~ la,kness " you have . hey vs.
the mystery. please unlock u end cbiiue
= Il, a.
FROM the best information 10 be
had, charitable society meet there
one Of the kind. too modest 10 lot lie
right hand know what ito len dpeth
Should The world know that they
have nightly si,lines pufpesely 10 70.
lieve the distressed. then The great
charm which secrecy lends. would
dissolve like vapor, That is indeed
a philan'htopie society, y Howard
Association The distressed pre com
fotted with The milk Of France, and
Tho overwhelmed are taken IN aud 70
lieved spiritually ne well ss materially
When The tune comes, ns II will pres
emily, TO give away all the unespend
cd balances IN the State Treasury for
Ubafity's sake we do hope that the
lower House will not overlook The
Benevolent Association Of Florida
street II has relieved so many since
the session commenced that a bill for
its relief ought 10 pass without OPP
position.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
TO-DAY
WE Will. OrEs'A pAuT or OUu

NEW srntNa GOODS.
HENTs and boys clothisg. slss House Fs,nish.
W Ing hoods vs respectfully invite The alien4
N,n ~ the citizens thereto, n Ne ssy that I'll ~,
goods have been bsseht sheep ssa that We sHas
them gHEAr ron CASH
FRENCH MUsLtNs.
A spiss1id iet n vhieb hsvs this asy saep
ppsnsd ard be.ebt ~ q sasriEes, whies viii he
sold accordingly ~ The Peoples store
Flat LAS,
Pillow Case LINEN, Linen shesting, siss . va,ls-
" ~ F,etth Linen ana Linen csmbties and Linen
Lawns 81 the
mars PEOPLES STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
"tss,, i- -is''sy s-a ~lii rssrs'i
A CARD
10 rnf CITIZENS ON BATON noUag

10 THE CITIZENS or BATON nOUGE.
Wa take this method 81 introducing
ourselves ~ your notice. FOR The purpose
Of explaining certain facts not generally
known. We have Just opened. IN the
building just completed Ivy M. John
p'Cnhnpt. corner Nnfth boulevard and
Third streets. one Of the largest and most
vafiHi assoftmsnts IF
FASiJ0N iBLE JEFELHT ANB WA7Ofirs
ever before offered for sole IN this rnarkst,
oil If which we Ha,tgDf H. he The same as
sold NY every respectable dealer IN the
United States. Aware. as you may 10. -
The fact that " oil Is not gold that glittefs,'
still. many 81 you have, perhaps. fallen
victims 10 the many dsesptiens gotten np
Wy travelling vendors for the purpose ~
entfapring the unwsty. Such is not The
ease with rs. Selling, ~ We ffs. under
the license Of Messrs. HAvfot ~ Leblanc,
both natives Of, and generally known
throughout this city, IL. We presume, q
sufficient guarantees for Tho truth Of what
va assert. Moreover We tell each ppr
chaser, oanJidly and positively. the at,ali
~ ~ The goods we ohsf him, aud IL. after
undergoing the most rigid tests, they fall
short of what We represent them. bring
them back, aud We will not only refund
the money paid for the article, bst deobis
me 0monnf
Ws extend general invitation b. ths
citizens II this city 10 call aud examine
our goods NJ any time from q A NJ, until
10 ,. NJ, and ses, handle and scrgfiafss for
Themselves
Hoping our invitation will DO honorsd,
ws remain, respectfully,
mario j. u. COgRWFIL d. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
wnteH OF run Nav wonbp. 81

WRtoR ~ tHh Nav Woptb. So
Stfutgs aud Mysterious ifdt. On
Thursday the 9Th inst, Mr. John Ne.
vefe found floating In the river oppe
site this place part Of the upper cabin
81 q steamboat. lie went on The
wreck aud made ~ eiluti 10 secure u |.
but fiadins this impossible, he esam
ined u end found parts torn ~, "a
though nom explosion, and evidences
Of fire Mi Severe removed what he
could from the wreck safe. some
dry goods, hardware, etc, which he
deposited NJ the ware house Of MessrH
barbee 4 benjamin, on the levee IN
the goods was found lot Of printed
cards for The ''Cesst aud llatbo, Job
lloata New World. r Mccullough.
Master, which leads 10 the belief that
the wreck must be Of that boat. =
Where the accident happened, how,
aud who was aboard, ia all, pa yet. a
mystery,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

PERroRMIwo PARsoss. We think
tho pit and the pulpit should not be
jumbIed up together. When the
former is invaded by tho latter, we
doubt il the pull is altogether on the
side Of the Church We shall be
having the Bcadlc going on next, ms
often as there is n pause in the serv-
ice, and crying out, ANY apples, or.
anges, or ginger beer 7"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

rAspiBAtts ron fpF uurSrit'-it WV
be seen that y ' Rhodes. jim Irving and
Augusta buriaHliet. s'e announced Wy
"mant ~. Payers 90 candidates fof
cenneil,nen ff0m the Fifst ward. They
s,p sli known. sud !, s needless fct Ne 'o
sar, ,hst they ste good, true snd sufficient
men. They ste themselves tas patets,
and viii 40 dpnbt know how 10 appreciate
,he nelihps ~ that large elass Of the poe
,.ln.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
Sale or JeweIry and Furniture.

M lib be sold ~ auction on ths 18th
w inst. at 10 o'clock, A. the residence
~ Iiobofs bohsnetsab. on North Heuls
ward, eofber ~ Lafayette street, qusnti
" ~ Watches and Clocks.
Also, small quantity n Household
Furniture, Cfoeksfy, &e,
Jetms CAsH. j. X. DrFHDCQ,
fnateh1 Ate. Auetioneef.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
LoyEAND LIguTSfSa.

lady, who her love had sold,
Asked " a reason could bs tail
Why wedding rings wsrs made Of gold
vsntursd thus 10 instruct her
Love, ma'am. and lightning are the same
ON earth they glancs--fr0m Heaven they came
Love 10 the souls electric fame,
And gold It's best conductor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10


Tn Coon NAruptp, Nothing op
crates against n mans happiness more
than III nature Il Ia. in fact, the very
bane OF existence. II deprives him Of
oil pleasures, except such "a he may be
able 10 give himself-it Ia n complete
bar against hia entry Into any social
amusements, aud has the effect Of ron
dering him miserable. as we'll as those
with whom he IL thrown into contact
Who ever heard Of happy III nalured
manf Why. the thing ia morally
impossible. Always growing IL any
thing goes wrong, and II nothing goes
wrong he is miserable. because he has
nothing 10 gfowl NJ. Such man IL
really an object Of pity and eommiser
alton, lie lives secluded. iaolated
life, views the world through The
medium Of his ill.uature. aud dies
disgustej with every thing aud every
body, except himself, whom he vain
ly imegines To be perfect pattern to
the rest Of mankind oh do Hhun
such n life, II you are not naturally
good natured, cultivate good nature.
aud rest assured YOU will not repent
IL II you like pleasure, you will be
good natured, for you will DO moro
fitted to enjoy II II you wish 10 DO
happy, you will be good neiured, for
Happiness IL AZ 90. esistent with good
nature II you love your fellow. man.
you will be good natured, for you will.
an far M your individual uelf Ia con.
eerned, render his existence in this
world pleasure, instead Of pain,
and tura the desert places of his lifc
into garden spots Of JOY Then, be
good natured How much you will
gain by Il, how little II will cost You Z
10 good natured, IL will saw You n
world of trouble, and you will rest
satisfied in the consciousness of hay.
ing done your duty. For
"Eines life is ,herny and dinieuli path,
where toll - The portion 81 ,nsa
We sheuld each sndeayof. while passing along.
To make " smooth sswe can"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

ss1- IL is rumored in England
that upon the conclusion Of her pres.
ent engagement which ends during
the ensuing month, Mile Piccolomini
will leave the stage. Ii is said that
she does so in accordance with the
solicitation Of her family and friends.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
A. Need w.,,,,y ~, ~. w.ge,.

COrN 400 Rags Choice White AMI Ysilsv
OATEatD0 Sacks White ard nlaet
HHAN=iiO H.es fresh Saint Louis
uArAib Hsiss choies Tifssihy!
rprATDEs@4D Barrels Eastern Mssbahses!
PDFATDksaD ID a. Fink Eyas
fLDuf@s0 Barrels rfstslsts Ese1s!
yLDUH=b0 Half Basysjs Novelty Passy.
LfMraafO barrels Hi.hara's Cape. .
The absys articles Just rsisivsi and sfFsrsd r.,
Sale ~ CUR. ~ market rates.
mari JOEffUA REAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

MOsEY 10 loan on Real Esiais, Plantations,
wi Farms, NsHroas, etc, IN sums To suit for
any period not exceeding seven ysafs, ~ payable
by miscellaneous or othsfwiss. For particulars
apply 20 Msssrs, Atty a Co pfiysie BANNERS, u
0rsvisr street. New Orleans, La, Post ONE sd-
dress BoS BIsgt 10.
~ No sgent need spply.
fuarcrl~d
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10


1nt lsDtistHiAt Fam. The fol
lowing. article Is from The columns
If ouf neighhoti
II IL should be published that
The planters ~ Louisiana would TO-
ceive ~. OOO. 900 by attending The
fait ~ be- holden IN Baton Rouge.
what y rush there would be for The
money lIut " we tell them that
The laborssatibg machinery. ma
chimes aud farming implements on
exhibition would save The planters
this amount Of money by adopting
them, they would doubt the truth
" this statement l'ut when we
look back Ten years aud SEQ what
crude machines md inlliments wefe
then IN use, and compare them with
those now ~ use and considered
Indispensable economy IN planting
and preparing products fof market.
then these figures do not appea,
quiet So astounding. and with ali
improvements introduced ~ The
State ~ Louisiana This State is
ten yeats behind The times. com.
pared with other portions Of this
Union.
According 81 present prospects
there will be fine exhibition If va.
tiuus kinds Of improved machines
and farming implements. pafiieu.
larly adapted to This cotton aud su
gat planting region Any planter.
~ order 10 be successful. will ba
obliged, sooner ~ later. e. use The
most perfect laborsaving ma
chimes. etc.
II one machine will save The Ia
bot of ten hands. then 81 900 is
saved nearly 10 cay the least All
machines on exhibition will be
thoroughly tested on the Fair
grounds.
The officers have been a. n great
deal of expense. and spared no
pains. TO make this Fair one which
will do credit a. themselves aud
tho State. aud now IL remains with
the citizens Of Louisiana ~ say
wether they will give IL sufficient
encouragement. by their eid and in.
lluence. 10 justify tho officers of the
Association in expanding large
amount Of money in tho erection
Of buildings, cite. which will not
10 seoond TO any in tho United
States, Another year there will
he as extensive an exhibition ma
have attracted 10000 people 10
Fairs in other States
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
SALE AT AUCTION.

A SAFE and dry goods from the wreck
"A Of tho steam boat MN Worid, will be
sold for the benefit Of whoevori Il may con
Germ, on Monday the 10Th Of March, ut the
warehouse Of Barbee ~ benjamin at 10
o'clock. march 10 did
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
LINEN MEETINGS..

A sUPrLY ~ White and Brown Mosquito Net
N tings. has been received also . lot ~ BIB.
binst Netting 10 arrive 10 a few days. Al The
mara PIliLA. CASH bTOHE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

Say The Wisconsin Assembly has
passed a bill to abolish all law for
the collection Of debts, II is expect.
ed TO find favor in the Senate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
MORE FURNITURE.

L'xTEhsIoN Tables, Hall Stands, Bu-
II reaus, Snap Tables, Book Cases Ar
moirs, etc, ut
m7-2w PIPER * BRADFORD's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
IRISH LINENS.

A FINE supply ~ genuine Irish Linen has bes
"A rscsissd aud VII he sold loo ~ the
!. mAs3 PnfLA CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
sr.sIins aud Jseonefs.

A LARGE lot Of The sboys, ~ b. odd At Re-
mara pHILA, CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
SANITARY GI{UEt.
*. T.. NOuhIEHtNa REMEDY I
isvrsfss isb teresprr
nv n M Ann Az

rus iNvrrr0p ~ ihis rev sna irvsiastts
' fen,eaF hss ,.ksn patents IN france. England.
seo,iana. ireland, hsiriuri sha he Uni'eJ states
The m,'s, chfcrie eenstly. lipn sisl,ls ~ ihe
1sily .se ~ ibA isyles,siise psssll y must be
'sktn twice deg. snee IN The morning ssd rnes
h. The evenlnr IN The shape ~ y soup
The Cruel u . pleasant frra, sna Requires ~
particular aie'i " sselies The srpeiiis srd sets
fsvstsbly ar ,hs digestive cfesns. Aaa enses
,rhfs ~ less tsridis, hst surely always, IN every
disease ~ The stti.seh, speh ass
bFsrtpsis, uss,fiiis. Heartburn, Meetlrs. Sick
Headache. Pals ~ Tie sir,aseh. tbstivenass,
Vomiting. bhfonie bisf,hes. A. A..
The invlgo,s,irg u,psi IL tskeh ~ different
r.vs; 18th tts'h=viih ssit NJ sweelsnsd mill
with .. viiheei me sfsnea Hsvas ws,sf.
spoonful ~ ~ is s-iI'elsnt and should he pat H.
teiiing ,niik shd ferais ~ ~ ~ minutes.
~ w. be '.ken msfnine snf evening
tw further particulars sppy ~ the uensfsi
Depot, Ne ~ rv',ti sitssi. between Uhsftres ard
hsysi ssseeis, New Oslsqssl
Fef safe. wholesale and .eisil, ~
4. HENAub fFlssR.
r,iheipsi Agent !. The u-llel states.
.. nrsneesys Agent fsf Fss, Baton Hstgs
psro,s !. ~ ,bs principal eitiss ~ 'hs United
states, t,safS "
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

sS- The price Of gas in Boston is
TO be reduced to So 25 per 1000 feet
after the first Of April. This is 10
per cent below the present rate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
FRENCH MUsLfNs.
I.DH,i,.

A uDLD Masonic ksy stone watch Ksy. with
~ hssstie spbiens snd the Mans ~ The apde,
signed. The Under viii Leave ~ 81 the D,pg Store
n ~ . Der, On iasfsl street, where he vii he
suitably rewarded
nafasntd A. ~, DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
COTTON SEED.

Tn Store and for ssie-Boys Prolific; Li,sls
i Brown; Mexican and pstit Gulf
may7 BARBER q BENJAMIH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

A Belle DfcKEp wirn Bella IA
IL etatod in u late Paris paper that
nj n recent ball there lady was
attired in u white tulle dress with
five skirts, Topped one above the
other, not with roses, pompons, nor
with daiscs. nor cornilowcra, nor
any sort of wild aud delicate flow.
era which would have no well suit.
cd her style of beauty, but (as
live) each separate skirt was pass.
ed through ring Of massive gold.
from which depended chain OF
smaller rings, which, carried on to
the next skirt, joined the next gold
circle, and glittercd and ratified
with the same effect az that pro.
dnced 10y the thousand silver chains
OF the Princess Pocahontas. as do.
scribod by Captain Smith.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
CHINA AND GLASS.

A sOrHgH fsyOfCg u plain and decorated
n China Dinner sstts, Cut ana Preserved
GLASS Ware, al
ma,5.2w PIPER ABHADYORDg.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
HOUSE TO RENT,

A COMNODiOUs sslling house " rsnt-bas
N six rooms up stairs and dining room. Kitchen
snd store room below. With good veil ana slsis'p
rsf terms call on q. HACEET.
nnaIG 81
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
ATTENTION FIREMEN.

TIIE Regular monthly meeting Of IxDE
l. PKSDESoE FmK Co.. No.
2, wall be held this (sATuR--G
DAY. evening, At the En- -.
girc House att o'clock, P. NJ. Hz0N
Members will note the fact, and govern
themselves accordingly.
v. A. ALLAH N, Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
IADIE4, EAIIt

Tug Ladies' ~ The Catholic Church will hid
thsis annual Fair. on
MONDAY TuE fsTu fssT.,
and eobtioas Tor three days. ~ ibs Hospital. In
The Garrison Grounds. A disps, viii be served
sseh day.
So Admission 10 The Fair 7s cents.
nnArG.L1
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

Tnt AnmY.+Tbe orders 81 Tho
War Department for tho relief Of
New Mexico aud Tho Texan frontier
have just been completed. says tho
Washington States of the 81. aud
will be NJ once forwarded 10 tho
proper officers. They direct tho
withdraw oi two regiments from
Utah ns soon mn the movement can
be- effected. Tho first column will
march by Bridget's Pass aud take
tho eastern foot Of tho Rocky Noun.
tnins IN the advance towards New
Mexico. near Fort Massachusetts
Tho other columns will pursue tho
route over which Col. Loring return.
cd from Fort Bridgor
These forcca are 81 scout tho
plains IN the regions Of the hostile
Indians and where the mails have
been obstructcd in tho Navajo coun-
try. They will then be- posted In
strong detachment in New Mexico.
The troops now stationed there,
when thus relieved by these forces,
will march 90 tho Texan frontier,
and take their post IN tho regions
where the greatest disturbances
from Indian hostiiitics exist.
In addition to these arrangements
and the ordering Of n battery Of
light artillery from Fort Leavcn.
worth TO Fort Brown, all the com.
panics already on the frontier will
be filled up with recruits. 1t ia
supposed that Colonel Lee. who
will have the direction Of the troops,
has by this time arrived on the Rio
Grande.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
E.y- Astronomers say tho ~,

Eas- Astronomers say the great
comet of 1886 is to reappear during
the present season. In 1856 il caus.
cd the abdication ofCha,lcs the Fifth
Of Spain, and perhaps il is now com
ing to take look at old Buck.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

ES The Nashville Hammer corrects
the report that Gov. Foote is one Of
It's editors.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
iNlIlN.

EM BAGS In store ssa for sale low, b. eioss
sVVI consignment,
mari BARngE BgNJAMIa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10

A NEw NOOK ny member Of the
~ Louisiana Bat entitled h Southern
Institutes, ~ an inquiry into The origin
and early prevalence. If
StirfRr Am THE SbAfE TRADE.
with 81 analysis ~ the laws. history,
ahi government. ~ Tho Institution ~ the
principal nations. sheieH, and modern,
lfon the earliest ages down ~ the present
time Just received and fpf sale ~
j. MCCORMICK.
matiD In rost6liirs Bookstore.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-10
nalIp c5a]rttr anO ID omtt,

vrRf AeeHrfAbihi-The Hon
'i'bos q. Davidson, will receive o''f
thanks Coz copy Of The lac, report
Of the Smithsonian Institute.