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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16
From Washington EXAGGERATED and False
Reports. Defense of President Buchnns
un-Heuvy Run on u Baltimore Bank.


WAsH1NGroN, November 14.-Many of the
prevalent reports and conjectures concern
ing the action of the Government are untrue,
and most of them exaggerated.
The course of the Administration will
afford no Just cause for increasing the pres
ent excitement, either at the North or South,
as it will endeavor fairly, firmly and impair
action may arise, always keeping the Consti-
tuition and the law in full view. r.
The remark attributed to Representative
Keitt, that the President is pledged to seces-
sion, has been received here with much as
tonishment, and his friends do not believe
that he is correctly reported. 1t is well
known that the President has never made
such a pledge in any, public paper, and his
most intimate friends have never heard any
thing from his lips which would lead to the
| beliefthat he entertains any sentiment which
| is not warmly in favor of preserving the
Constitution in all its integrity.
/ The Postmaster at Orangeburg, Mr.. Keitts
residence, has forwarded his resignation, to
take effect on the lst of January, unless, he
says, his most-abused and best-beloved State
of South Carolina shall sooner secede. His
resignation has been accepted, and he has
been requested to designate a suitable per-
son as his successor, who will give proper
bonds for the discharge of all the duties re-
ouired by the laws and regulations of the
Postofice Department. In the event of no
such person being found to fill the office, it
must be discontinued. s-a.
Lieutenant-Colonel Gardner has, in the
ordinary routine of business, been relieved
of the command of Fort Moultrie, and will
be succeeded by Major Anderson, who is
next to him in rank in the First Regiment
of Artillery. Nv :.
The newspaper report that Fort Moultrie
is occupied BY military company of Charles
ton, is the only information received of i
in this city. The War Department ha
neither given an order or received any in
I formation on the subject. t..
The 5000 stand Of arms recently men
, toned as having gone South, were pur
chased in Washington by Virginia, for tn
, use of that State. They were of an interio
quality.
The President, tits said, knows fully al
, the schemes of theseceders, and will NEE
the responsibility devolVing upon him whel
the hour of action comes.
A grand Union mass meeting is called
: meet at Staunton, Va, on Saturday.
+ There was a heavy run, yesterday, on tn
Citizens Bank, Baltimore, which holds tn
: city funds. It'paid promptly until the clos
: ing hour.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

PEN-PoRTRAIF OF GENERAL JACKSON AND
HIS WIFE.--Picture to yourselfa a military
looking man, above the ordinary hight,
dressed plainly, but with great neetaessi dig7
but always courteous and affable, with keen,
searching eyes, iren-gray hair, standing
stifffy up from an expansive forehead, a face
somewhat flrFlwed by care and time, and
expressive Of deep thought and active intel
leet, and you have before you General jack
son.
Side, by side with, him stands a. coarse
looking, stont little, old W0han, Whom you
Emight easily mistake for his washerwoman,
were it not for the marked attention he pays
her, and the love and admiration she mani
tests for him. Her eyes are prignt, ana =.
rather broad, her features plain, her com
\ plexion SO dark as alm0st 10 suggest ming
\ ling of races in that climate Where suct
things sometimes occur.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

DIcKENs's LITERARY CRITICs.-During the
life of Mr.. Sergeant Talfourd, every monthly
issue of Dickens's various novels was sub
mitted to his critical examination before it
was given to the press some times even the
finest penciIiings of each chapter received
the benefit of his judgment and Literary tact;
Since Talfourds death, Dickens has 9y%lled
himself of the supervision Of Mr.. Robert
Bell, critic Of. ability and experience. The
Tale of ISoo CInes underwent this ordeal,
and the forthcoming story OF Great Expect
atoms is carefully and critically READ py MI
Bell, before it goes to press. ~ lh {
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Secession Movement.
alabama Groscing Nervous Tennessee to
Take Part in a Southern Convention


CHARLESTON, 8. O., November l4.--The
Mercury, in referring to dispatch in q Phil
adelphia paper, about the taking of Fort
Moultrie, says it is totally unfounded, and,
unless Northern Journals send out more re-
liable correspondents, they must expect to
suffer in their pockets, as well as to have
their fears excited by unjust apprehensions.
The booksellers of this city and Savannah
have returned Harpers' weekly and monthly
publications. and movement contemplates
returning all Northern books, unless pub
fishers are known to be sound. Some of
the foreign Consuls here are waiting for
secession to open negotiations. They are
said to have full authority from their Gov
ernmeHts.
The Mayor, to-day, notified agents of
Northern steamship-lines that he would not
permit the landing of steerage passengers,
unless the companies guaranteed their
maintenance if they became vagrants. The
secession movement seems to be increasing,
and it is now said that South Carolina will
not be State after New Years.
AUGUSTA, GA, November l4.-The South
Carolina Legislature, previous to its ad-
iournment passed a law removing the re-
strictions against bank suspensions.
M1LLEDeEv1ILE, Ga, November IA. =
Speeches are nightly made by Senator
Toombs, Hon. Thomas R. Cobb and others,
! in favor of secession. Messrs. Stephens,
| johnson, and others oppose secession.
A bitter feud exists in the Georgia Legis-
lature, between the friends of Mr.. Iverson
and Howell Cobb, in relation to the
Senatorship. lib.
Nothing of interest has transpired here
to-day.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November ID. - The
Governor published letter on Thursday.
It opposes awaiting the action of other
Southern States, and recommends immediate
secession. The Union men of the State
wage war upon the letter.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November IA. If a
Southern Convention is called, Tennessee
will take part in it. The Legislature will
probably be convened. .......
RICHMOND, VA, November l4.-A Minute
men corps is being formed here.
AUGUSTA, GA, November 15.-August
! brokers buy Kentucky and Tennessee mone1
at five per cent. discount, payable in Georgi
and South Carolina money. ,..
New YORK, November 15.-The New Or
leans Delta of the 9th reports the discovery
of seventy stand of arms under the negrt
cabins on plantations in Parinxany Parish
GThis intelligence we received by mail an
: mentioned two days ago.-ED. PREssl.
1 A consignment of Lincoln medals fror
: New York has been returned. Jay
o The exhibition and sale of portraits {
. Lincoln so exasperated the people that tn
exhibitors barely escaped with their lives.
BALTIMORE, November 15-Special CORE
n spondents are sending exaggerated reports
A slight demonstration was made at th
! Citizens Bank yesterday. The demand
}, were promptly met and the shares sold at
u decline, but higher than two weeks since.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

ABSENCE OF FEAR AND CoURAGE.-Every
passion becomes weak in proportion as it is
familiar with its object. Evil must be con-
sjdered as the object Of feari but the passion
is excited only when the evil becomes proba-
bic; or, in other :words, when we are 10
danger. AS the same evil may become proba-
BILE many ways, there are several species OF
danperEthat danger to which men are con-
finnally exposed soon becomes familiar, and
fear is no longer excited. This, however,
must not be considered as an example OF
courage; for equal danger of any other kind
will still produce the same degree OF fear In
the same mind, i.F - $40 Ls .... ~"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16
NORTH CAROLINA OpposEp TO D1sUNIoN.-

North CAROLINA OPPOSED TO DlsUNIoN.-
The Raleigh State Register says:
If Lincoln has been fairly elected accord
ing to the provisions of the Constitution and
the laws, then we, for one, are willing to
give his Administration fair trial. Now, if
this frank and honest avowal on our part
subjects us to the serious charge of being
either ''submissionist to the North or
traitor to the South then let it be written
down against US; yea, let it be also engraved
mon our tombstone after we shall have
hanged for our ''treason," that we slowed not
wisely but too well" the glorious teachings
of a Washington, and of all those revolu-
tionary heroes and sages who were the
aohieyers of our liberties, the trainers of our
Union, and who transmitted that Union to
us eemented with their blood Aye, let it
be written down against us in characters Of
living light that we died with these words
upon our "traitorousP lips tao-T
"Ours were the plans of fair delightful peace, .,
Unwarped by party rage, to live like Brothers"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

The Prospect of Dlsunion Declining-Thc
Action OF south Carolina Condemned
MIR. Lincoln's Cabinet.
A special telegram to the New York
Times, from Washington, on Sunday, OBJ
serves:
The spasmodie excitement in our commu-
nifty received q new impulse, yesterday, with
the news of the resignation of Senators
Chestnut and Toombs but this soon gave way
to feeling of qualification at the prospect
of getting rid of Mr.. Toombs. It is well
known that he had contemplated resigna-
ton, whether Lincoln was elected or not.
Every one expresses the hope that the report
is true, although his family is now here
making arrangements for the winter. Mr..
Chesnnt's resignation would be necessity,
if South Crrolina should secede,- of which
there seems to be some doubt, if the Con-
vention be postponed till January.
l have alluded to the regret. felt at Mr..
Lincoln's silence when called on for aspeech;
but his friends here justify 1T, on the ground
that he is not yet elected, and speech might
damage him in the Electoral College.
Gov. Corwin reached here yesterday, and
| is looking remarkably well. He believes
| Lincolns Administration will be highly na-
| tional and conservative; but yet thinks
| little fear will be the best nostrum which
can in the meantime be administered to the
| Southern extremists. ne uOeS nOJ Julnh IL
advisable for Mr.. Lincoln to give any ex-
preston to his views until after the Electoral
College shall have met, as such an express
ion would only be construed into an evil
dence of alarm on his part, and would do no
good.
Z The action of South Carolina merchants,
in refusing to pay their honest debts in the
| North, is severely condemned here. One
agent for New York houses passed through
! here yesterday on his return home, with
seven hundred thousand dollars worth Of
claims, without having collected adollar. His
employers had telegraphed him to return.
Speculations as to Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet
are rife in political circles. Information has
been received here that Rives would decline
if Office were rendered him. Hon. George
w. Somers, of Virginia, and Governor Hous
ton, of Texas, are named by prominent Re
publicans as likely to be rendered Cabine
appointments. 1t is said that the Senate
would refuse to confirm either Henry Win
ter Davis or John Minor Bolts as Cabine
officers.
The resignation of Southern gentlemen il
Office here do not come in as fast as prom
!; ised; only one-a Mr.. Allen, of Georgia, ha
yet made good his threat. On the fourth {
March, no doubt, many will follow suit t
, avoid removal. ....l-AE-gE -..
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Destructive Fire at St. LOHls-Less Eighty
-, Thousand Dollars, ~. b.. b.

4 ST. LOUIS NoVemhsr lilb.-aThe SOAP can-
> die and oil factory, at the junction Of Mare
ket-street and d-Chouteaa-aFsAue, three miles
west Of the city,lwas burned last sTeningI
|fThe distance prevented the engines from
doing service, and the ec0m6hstible mature o.
the materialsI togethsriGWith tho great
scarcity of water, TOudhred ethea Efforts TO
save the building fruitless, Loss estimated
] at $50 COO partially insured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16
QUEEN vIcrORIA's PRuDEEcR.-This anee-
dote is told of Victoria by a late London

correspondent: 80 ~ - bL Z
She had agreed % hsye her photograph
subieets as might desire to possess the cour+
terfeit presentment of their ruler. She pre-
sentedi herself In "a plain black silk, without
a PARTICLE, Of ornament The photographer
vsntured to suggest that she should send
for some Jewels, No said tiie 0ussp'
'this photograph listo 60 among my people
and wish to do all in my power to diseour
age extravaganza"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

LITTLE M1AMt-si5O A. M, 8 A. M, 11,OA A. n.
nd di4OP. Nj. .-.- -
OHic AND MIssrss1PPI-S,3O A. M, 1928 P. M.
C1SoisSGTt, HAMILTON AND DAYToN--zi4H A, M;
11,O5 A. H., 2;10 P. M, $3.50 p. M., S'lS Y.
n. and At1 8 p. Nj. =.
INDIANAPOLIS AND -OIFoIHEAr1-IVtl1 a. msi
P. N. and IL p. M. a.
H;13P. NJ. =. ,
0oyiNeyop AND LExINGToS-1Oi35 A. NJ. and
O1gCiENAT1, RICHMOND AND INDIANAFoLts-7,45 8
A, NJ, ,2s1O P. M, $50 ?. M.
CINCINNATI AND LoGANsPORT-From S11tn-btreet
Depot-S.16 A. M. and S:12 p. NJ.
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RAILWAY MATrhRs.
TRAINS DEPART.

LIFTbK MIAMI-[7 minutes faster than City tlme,1
1850 A, NJ, 10 A. NJ. and IL P. M. Columbus As.
eonmodation, a p. M. Xenia Accommodation .
OINorNNATr, HAMILTON AND DAYroN-[T minutes
faster than CITY timel A. M, 1880 A. M SiSS s,STs
$3.50 A. NJ. and $3.50 P. M.
0Hio AND MIssIssIPPI-t12 minntos slower than
City time, 4g25 4. M. and 6'3a r M Louls'hie
INDIGNAPoLIs AND 01No1NNATI SHORT: LIEH-Il2
minutes slower than City time,l $40 A. Ms 1li9O
MARIETTA AND UIsoINNATI minutes taster than
Uity time 6t15 A, NJ. and $3.50 i. NJ.
OovINoToE AND LsKIEGFoN Lofty time,l S'45 A..
N. and 2s25 P. M. -- u
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND lHDIAHAFoIJs-b a.
UrNciNSkr1 AND LoaANsPoBT-From Sixth-stTeet
Depot--6 A, NJ. and @ p. M. .. ....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

D M. COHWINkt Has HEMUYED
lee from selyeas haleengl IhilrdSst, e snosl
ses9ne st2Fy mo- rtsy mn ,s,ionsAr n tbe
supelior Cddrt and Can't Of Common Pleas, and
Commissioner OF Deeds for all the States and Terri
tories, has removed to the same once ocs-cm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

wHIKE,s OPERA-HOUSE.-S.-N N. PIKE,
II Proprietor; o. t. SMITH, Stage Manaserj Js
r. HERBERT, Treasurer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

Crowded nightly from Parquette TO Dome,
pENEFIT OF MIR. BARNEY WILIIAMS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

The Breckinridge General Committee have
issued an address deprecating secession. ,i5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28

A Boy PREAoHER.-A youth
seventeen IL preaching In Pennsyl.
vania. The lIarrisonburg Telegraph
calls him n clerical curiosity" and
thus speaks Of him.
The sermons Of this young and
gifted pulpit orator, on both occa-
sions, made a highly favorable i'm
PRESTON, and would have done
credit TO man Of more age and ex-
perience. His extensive knowledge
Of the Scriptures, hisprecious power
Of oratory, and his singular gift az
n preacher of righteousness have
given him a reputation throughout
the country equal TO that Of the
most celebrated pulpit orator Of
the day.
His name II Crammond Kennedy
His head, II IL said, measures "a
inches, il symmetrically formed,
and not unlike the great head OF
Webster.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
CHEAP FUELi COKEii

HNHE Gas Company have on hand ap
l. abundant supply Of Coke, which they
will sell for the presently at the low pricc
Of Thirty Cents per barrel. when fairy
tried, they believe Coke, both on account
Of its cheapness and heating power, viii
supercede tho use Of all other fnels now
used In stoves and Crates. Remember. q
trial may be had for only 30 cents at farth-
est. Apply TO the officers Of the Gas Com
pany. mar3l-tf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
GLASS WARE.

A MOTHER Invoice Of Glass Ware jsst opened.
"A co6sisllng In part OF Preserve dishes. Fruit
Bowls, Cake etsnds, engar Dishes, Tumblsrs,
0oblets, Wln<s, Chapagns, and Cordial 0Iessss,
Decsnt<ru;s Jnlsp GLASSES and Tobss and cslIsry
Glasses. PIPER BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28


An AMERICAN PoSrIfF.--The fol-
lowing Is from New York letter
writer, who il thorouhly unreliable,
and our readers, are therefore. ut lib.
crty to Judge of the item as they
please:
Archbishop Hughes will be made
a Cardinal in October, 1860. He
will be the first American Cardinal.
Had Bishop England. Of South Caro-
lima lived he would have been a Car
dinal. In making Archbishop Hughes
Cardinal the Pope Is actuated by
motives that lie deep in his bosom.
Il IL seriously whispered that If he Is
deprived Of political power at Rome
he will wipe from his sandals the
dust Of that city and remove his Holy
See to some place in the West--say
ST. Louis. Missouri where his agents
are said TO have secured immense
quantities Of land. The Pope may
not live TO carry out the plan, hence
he wishes successor who has energy
will, and knowledge of the new Con
tinent. That successor he has deter
mined shall be Archbishop Hughes
To become Pope he must first become
Cardinal, and this will be accomplish
ed this year.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28

LARrr sAts or ARss AND suSiricSs cr
wAR.-it will be noticed this morning
that John n. Dufroeq, Auctioneer, viii
sell at auction at the Baton Rouge Afsen-
al on Saturday the geth Of May, large
lot Oft. r Arms aud munitions Of war.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28

TECuMsEit TRIBE, No, 4. meets ev-
j cry Monday evening at the Hall over
the Crosse Tete House, Mt ~ o'clock p.
". Officers for the term ending June
goth. iseoi
Prophet. Joseph Nephler eachein. v.
Hoffman; 81. Sycamore, Joseph Normand
Jr.. Sycamore. II A, Kaufman Chief Of
Records, IIypolite lefalta: wamrum Keep
et. 7. liurtnife Peralta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28

AFRICAN ExrLoRArroNs.-The
French Minister Of Algiers has placed
1000 francs in the hands Of the Geo.
graphical Society Of Paris, to be added
70 the SUN of 5000 francs already in
their hands, which sums will be given
90 tho first traveller who succeeds in
arriving in Algeria or Senegal BY way
Of Timbuctoo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
SEW BooKsii NEW BUoKsii
AT j. MoCORMICK'S

BUTTONS WIT AND HUMOR.
THE MIRROR OF FORTUNB-s book
Of parlof afnusements.
INNOCENCE OF CHILDHOOD.
OgDEN'S SCIENCE or EDUCATION.
HILLS OF THE SHALEMUO-by the
author Of the Wide. Wide World.
THE WHITE HIbbs-their Legends.
Landscape and Poetry-by Thomas Starr
King. ..
LfFB or LAFAYETTE-by Cecil for
children.
Guy CARLETON the Boy who be-
longed % the " Try Company
just received ut the
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28

no. Everybody who is reasona.
bly, happy regrets the fight OF the
years. Ehca fugdos You can SIT
down in some laps--but the lapse
of time is too fast for the smartest
Of us. Cowper says, rather touch
ingly--
"The lapse Of ,ime and rivers Is tho
same,
They speed their journey with restless
stream
The silent pace with which they steal
away,
No wealth can bribo nor pious prayers
delay
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28

Flpr-we learn that on Thurs.
day night the residence Of Mr.. El-
der, in the Northern part of this
Parish was entirely consumed by
fire.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
NOTICE.

UAyINa BOUGHT the interest Of Mr. James
III Iiutches. In the late Efm Of Hseket
nutchest I take pleasure Of informing my
friends and former customers that ! will carry
ON the Provision and Grocery business ~ the old
stand on the corner q Main and st. anthony
streets, in The city Of Baton Rouge. With ten
yasrs experience IN the trade. hope u give en-.
lire satisfaction 70 my patron, both In quality aud
iantq o. uACKgr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
MATTING.

V1ea1m ena ou1tar oes1nGss
a GOOD asoostment Of DE NJ vSei'n And 90
"A ar strines-f1F eo1sk ~~u.~
sps17'2w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
AurIsr.s rrnE coIous.

uAvrjust received complete assortment of
i Attjst's Tube Coiuts and brushes, and TO hold
out induce unents CIR the young 20 learn the art
% painting, oiTet this for sale below New Orleans
p,jess, H.. n. DAY,
ap,tg.gw Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
Nt,TTcE

r1,HE Subscribers for Stock IN the Icrisiars
Industrial Association Mt paton Rouge, will
please take notice that meeting will be held On
saturday, May 5th next, NJ O'Clock ?. NJ. at The
isinr BY The election ~ Ufnrsis for the ensuing
yesr. n Il earnestly desired that evefy subscribe
81 should be rteseh, In person 90 " rresy. ny
order. inptsD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
uHAMPAaNEi cuAMpAaNn n

TusT REUrIyED-Ten BASKETS ofthst fav rtit
~ brand Eugene Clieluot"-slso snsthet cssk
Of that hns old champagne Brandy This
champagne Brandy has already gained the re-
pntatipn NJ being the Finest In the plsce-suld by
apriT-7w n. y. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
Monday the 9th Of April.

with a rriendia aud very extensive assortment
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots
and Shoes, Hats, etc, etc. They uost respect
otanis and patrops 10 their new establishment,
where they will be happy 20 wal, upon all those
who NAV hvor them with call, assuring All That
their main object viii be 10 please and satisfy.
msrsi pALsiIEtMER, SIMON Go.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
COOKING STOVES.

rJNHE CELEBRATED Kentucky, Eclipse. pia-
mond aud Phoenix patterns. aud am conf
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
mav9l FRANK HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
IADIE> CItyTII.

MY assortment In that partisular branch can
wi not be surpassed. having all desirable shades
and at prices that cannot fall 10 suit the rich as
we'll "a The poor. O. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
copApTsEnsrIIr NOTICE.

gu,HE undersigned have this dsy formed 90.
i partnership under the name and style Of
Daisheimer, simon 4 Co.. for the purpose Of car.
ryinR on the Wholesale and Retail Dry.0oods,
Clothing, Boot and Shoe business, ut their new
stand OF, the corner Of Third snd Laurel Streets,
adjoining the Bank. N. DAJsHE1MER,
ma,3l q. SIMON,
y. TIIALIiErMER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-28
A q A n ID .

ryyItE subscribers take this medium Of snnorne.
ing 20 the citireus of East and West Hstoa
Rouge, ana 10 the public in general, that the
opening Of their new, spacious aud elegantly 1T
ted up store, corner Of THIRD and Laurel Streets,
adjoining the Bank, will take place on