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Smyrna times., 1860-12-27


The NoRTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The
great idea of connecting Europe with America
by means Of the electric telegraph, may, after
all, be realized at 40 very distant date. Tic
London Times contains a most interesting ac-
count of the recent expedition of the British
steamer Bulldog, under the command of the
celebrated Arctic discoverer, Sir Leopold NJ.
Clintock, who has now gained fresh laurels by
establishing the complete Practicabilty of car
rying line of telegraph from Europe to Anne
rica, UiG Farce, Iceland and Greenland II has
been ascertained that no danger 10 the enter.
prise need be apprehended from ice or icebergs,
and the depth of water in the deepest parts Of
the route is four hundred fathoms less than the
depth of the Atlantic plateau, where the former
cable was successfully laid. Apart from the
satisfactory establishment of this telegrsphic
route between England and the United States,
some important scientific discoveries were
made by Capt. McClintOek, and the account Of
the expedition will repay perusal.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27

"MY yoke is easy, and my burden is light"
as the young fellow said. when his sweetheart
was sitting on his lap, with her arms around
his neck.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
HOME JOURNAL FOR 1861,

No. 40 Park-row, New Y
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
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pATnN RoreE,
AY......:=:,:::::::JrLY 10, 1850.

Tnf NAuHEz CormFR. The Con-
r,er appears this week in al entire
new dress and considerably enlarg.
ed II was about time to change.
The Old metal " the Courier has
been well used used until the
head ~ the is aud the tails Of the
VS. were used mp. " the Coprisr,
would like to know who will be the
next President in the language II
the old original gift enterprise, If
he will "enclose three cent STAMP,
for return postage" he can have the
desired information fot nothing
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

Ferret, Of Orleans, Alternate.
Sscnai Escforoi BisffiT Randeii Hunt,
Of Orleans. Elector, and Jules Lavetgne,
OF Orleans. Alternate.
Third Eisctorai District-C Roselius. Of
Jefferson. Elec,or, and y $ Cage. of rerre-
bonnie. Alternate.
F5tith EfsctotgI Djsfria j q Fuqus, Of
East Feiiciana, Eiectct. and n N Favrot.
of West Baton Rouge. Alternate.
FIN E1ecf7rai Disftjt -Thos u Lewis,
IF 81. Landry, Elector. and V Foutnet ~
ST. Msrys. Alternate
.Si,tt E1erfotrl Dhtiirt John Ray, of
uuachita. Elector. and y l. Hodge Of Cad
do, Alternate.
On notion the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Rescirsd. That the President " this
Convention, nj his leisure. appoint p State
Executive Committee 10 consist OF twenty
four members from New Orleans and one
f., each Parish in the State, Of which
number 1--WE shall constitute quorum for
the transaction Of business
Reso,t,i. That esch Parish In the State
he requested 70 organize by appointing -
Parish Executive Committee and 20 tsKe
such other measures ss may be necessary
70 carry on effectively The present Presi
Dental canvass
Rssoirsf. That the State Executive Com
mittee be authorized 20 fll sny vacancies
that may occur in the Electoral Ticket, ur
IN said Committee, either by death, resie
nation OF otherwise.
Rssoirsd, That this Convention desire
no other platform than "the Union the
Constitution and the enforcement Of the
laws" aud that In John Bell and Edward
Everett We recognise men worthy 60 stand
upon this platform, aud We pledge them
our hearty and jealous support.
F,soirsi, That the thanks Of this Con
vention he rendered 20 J n. Perelta. Esq,
Sergeant 1T Arms of the House of Rep-es-
en,nlives. for his services, and 30 the ofii l.
pprs ~ this Con vention for the manner In
which they have discharged their duties.
The business of the Convention being
thus effectively nnd tremendously arcom
rlished. 81 about o'clock, the members.
though they had been actively engaged
either formally or informally, for seven
hours during one of the hottest days of
the season. we're siill unwilling 10 leave
for their homes without relieving their
hearts N y portion of their pent up feel
ings, and spontaneously all over the house
calls we're made for various gentlemen 90
address them parting word, and there
upon Messfs. Harry r Hays. Aduiphus
olivier. Hon. John = King, Hon. Thomas
n Lewis aud Hon. Charles N Conrad sd
dressed the Convention In sh, bnt elo-
quent and telling speeches. which were re-
ceived with cheer upon cheer that made
the welkin ring. The final address was
made by the President.
Adjourned siaedi,, amid prolonged, en-
thusiastic and exciting hurfahs for Bel
and Everett, aud the Union aud tho Con
slitution.
Randell Hunt. Prssidsni
CIV Culhertson, Amndeo Landry, i 7
Lavillebeavfe, Frank Ilafdestv, AdplPhH'
oliver, Samuel Anderson. ! irs Ftssi'snfs
Stephen Cav, Henry ! IIysns. Sscre'o'-
iss
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ToNNY - Strange Statement The
controversy which has arisen ~.
specting the alleged "lcgion OF
amours" and "intrigues without
number" of this young Japanese,
has caused the executive naval
officer in charge of the Embassy"
90 publish the following startling
and mortilying statement in mutn-
ing paper;
Permit one who knows. to say
that there is no truth whatever IN
the scandal uf Tommy having an
armour OF any kind since he came
to this country HE far-famed Mt
taehment ta young lady IN Wash
ingtnn, amounts to his carrying a
daguerreDtype vt pretty little girl
under ~ years of age. with whom
he became acquainted IN that city
Tommy does not receive love-letters
from foolish young ladies', but he
immediately presents them for peru
sal tu the executive Naval officer
in charge of the Embassy, who
throws them in the fire, or incloses
them 10 The parents of the indis-
Greet young ladies who forget what
10 due to the character Of their
cpunt,ywomen. You may depend
upon it, Mr. Editor, that the naval
officers in charge Of the Japanese
will faithfully defend them. as they
have heretofore done, from amuu's,
invasions Of crinolinr. and anything
they may consider injurious to the
comfort or population ut those WHOM
II Ia their duty Co protect. Tommy
cannot help IL If love-lctters are
sent to him; his only course Is ~
deliver them 10 the Executive officer
which he faithfully does, aud every
day there is a pile a foot high. that
are read and sent back to the par.
ents vt those who wrote them. -
Tommy is an excellent boy. and
has not been spoiled Ivy all the eI-
forts that have been made by crino-
line, and IL the public does ito duty
as faithfully as the Naval Commits
sioners have done theirs, there need
be no fear Of decentralization among
the Japanese.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

VOLUNTEERS FOR GARIBAJDI.-- 49,
Three IIuugariaps, long resident in
this country, left New York on Sat.
urday, in the CITY NJ Washington,
for Europe, for the puspcse Of joining
Gsribaldi's forces in Sicily. One of
them, Carlo Kslbi. is nm ex-ofhcer Of
the Austrian army, and another, Clio
vsnpi Radipes, was captain Of srtil-
lery in the Hungarian war. The
H. E'soo states that there is now pre-.
pairing 10 that city an American le-
gion, intended to assist Garibaldi,
aud that already more than hun
dred American volunteers have join.
ed the corps, which will be command
ed by n Captain =, who distiu-
gushed himself in the Mexican war
in 1916.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10


DRuufH IN Missouri. A merchant
Of this city. who has been two weeks
travelling in Northwestern Missouri,
and who is man quite competent
to give reliable opinion in mat
ters pertaining 10 crops, gives rath-
or gloomy account ri the effects
IF winter-frerzing ou TIE wheat
aud The springs unprecedented
drought on The bay. oats nnh hemp
crop pf this State. Missouri has
never experienced such drouth.-
The beds ~ streams are dry, and
rivers like the Grand. usually navl-
gable for steamers, can now be wa
ded without difficulty. There are
no wheat fields worth harvesting
on the line IL the Hannibal and -
Joseph Railroad, 80 short is the
straw. Where il is cut ai all for
seed, the grain is good. Froba-
bly, not a farmer in hundred will
produce his own -four, and supplies
will be sought in this city. Ship
mcnts Of -four are now made TO
Boon, Bekal and other counties
from 81. Louis. Nor is the hay.
oat, hemp or vegetable crop any
better Beans, peas aud potatoes
are failures But prospects Of a
fine corn crop are excellent, pariiC-
ularly on the west side Of the Grand
river and ON the Missouri river bot
toms. Hogs look fat aud in good
condition - 81. Lopis Democrat, an
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
BELL AND EVERETT.
Eprror a.nsrrs am Ccsnr

fNffOR Ntnffih hNU iNtfi
Doubtless these candidates are sincerely
DESTROYS Of maintaining The Union and are
anxious 10 defeat the election ~ Lincoln
70 she Presidency.
But what possible chance have they for
election Yesterday II was thought the
split Of the Democratic party would enure
w. their advantage: but to-day we see tbat
sui,H I'm all the conservative States healed (:
Union Electoral Tickets agreed upon, and
the Democrats are unit in opposition 10
Lincoln. what Is Louisiana 10 10 in this
emergency Are the secedcrs In bouisi
ana 10 carry the state They know IL
will be ~ no avail 20 them If they do; that
breckenridge has not the ghost ofn chance
for election. Now. will the conservative
friends of M. Bell when there il not y
chance for his election any where, throw
their votes away aud thereby promote the
esce dancy of disunionists in the State Of
Louisiana T. would hereafter be are
prosch ~ this State -much cau be said and
sill be said on this subisct, and IL behooves
the conservative and linton loving men 70
pause and reflect we'll aud long, ere they
indirectly advance the cause If those poll
ticans who are seeking for prestige 70 pre-
eipste ,he South int9ts conflict with the
Northern conservatives, and thereby effect
p dissolution Of the rnicn-all should re-
member that "unitei we stand, divided
We fall and that, there is strength in
union let us meet the issue fairly n,
not throw away our votes-iake our time,
make calculations aud redeem our State
from The politicians who have controlled
IT, with vengeance, aud prove 20 the
world that Louisiana Is = Union loving
conservative State. ever ready 20 rehuke
tho Wild spirit Of Ysncy aud Company.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

LAST WosDs.-Tbe last words spo-
ken from the floor Of the House Of
Representatives prior to it's adjourn
ment, were uttered by y. u. Vance, a
member from North Carolina, and
they were singularly appropriate to
the whole history and condition Of
the last House appropriate TO the
state Of political parties and party
politics-appropriste to the whole dis
organized and unhinged condition Of
public affairs. They are these
~ cal fer he reading Of The riot act"
It might have been done, however,
with equal propriety, at any day Of
the session. Bulletin.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS having claims agaiDst the Is
IA tate 81 the late Ronald hcCuilum. will please
present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed ~ Law. and all persons indebted 70
the same will come forward and make payment
TO Msssrs. Dunn q Heron, Attorneys for the
estate ELYIKA MoCULLUN.
IulyiO 2wd Administrators.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

MEN OF BUSINESS. Hare almost
as great poets rates, perhaps, than
veritsble saints and msrtrys-are con
sumate men Of business A man to
he excellent in this way, must not
only be variously gifted, but his gifts
should be nicely proportioped TO ono
another He must have, in a high
degree, that virtue which men have
always found the least pleasant of vir.
Jurisprudence. IIisprudence. how
ever, will not be merely Of a cautions
aud quiescept order, bat that which
being ever actively engaged, is more
ttly called discretion than prudence.
Such man mus, have an almost
iguomipious love of details, blended
(sud this is rare combinatiop) with
high power of imagination, enabling
him 10 look along extended lines Of
possible action, and put these details
in their right places. He requires q
great knowledge of character, with
that exquisite tact which feels uper
ripgly the right moment when to act.
A discreet rapidity must prevade oil
the movements Of his thought and
action. lie must be singularly FREQ
FROM vanity, and is generally found
to be an enthusiast, who has the art
to conceal his enthusiasm--Heips
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
THE REsT syRUPs IN TOWN.

A LARGE supply Of LEMON, PINE APPLE
n STRAWBERRY, GOOsBkRRY, ORGgAT
RAFBFRKY and GiNGER-maHgfaetuyed and
for sale a. v. HkUDE 4 co.'s
iune23 Drug HtoFe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

DEATH OF X J. WARD, JR.-Wc
regret to hear that our young friend,
Robert j. Ward, jr., of this city, died
in Georgetown on the night Of the I'd
inst. -L0Risrillt Journal 4tk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
Douglas Club Meeting.
SATURDAY. July fth. 1850

Saturday, July 9TH, 1890.
this evening at Academy Hall, and was
called 10 order by the President.
Mr.. J. u. Stuart, Chairman GA Commit
tee on Laws and Organization. reported
rules for the government Of the Club,
which were read, adopted and Secretary
ordered TO enroll them in suitable Blank
book
On motion Of Mr.. A. T.. Gusman. a
committee Of 2 was appointed to confer
with similar committee of the Breckeu-
ridge Club, relative to the Hall, Commit
te,-Messrs. Gusman. W. n. Young and
n. A. Stuart.
On motion of the same gentleman. the
President was authorized to appoint n
Committee ofsine to counsel aud act with
the Parish Executive Committee In max
ing necessary arrangements for a parish
ratification meeting. Com,niffee- Messrs.
Gusmau, J. u. Stuart. q N. Thomas, Chss.
Gaitry, Knox, Rhodes, Arthur Ls,il. Ed.
Jolly aud Jas Irving.
The Club then adjourned to meet July
qist, or sooner IL thought proper by the
President Jas. CoorsR, President.
ARrauR I. LsriL, Secretary,
CHAMoMlLE. A decoction Of the
common chamomile, il is said will des.
troy all species of insects, and nothing
contributes so much TO the health OF
garden as a number of chamomile
plants dispatch through it. No green
house or hot house should be wi,hou,
it, in a green or dried state either
stalks or the flowers will answer. Il
is singular fact that il plant i,
dropping aud apparently dying, il
nine cases out Of ten it will recover
if you plant chamomile near il.
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NJ A r. lfI ED

On the. 9th inst, ut II o'clock. a. ".
by the Rev. father Mensrd, X. N. OGDEN
Of this city, TO Miss SARAH BEATTY, Of
Bafourche.- ~. n. Bg''efm.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
yAIENCIENNEs COLLARS.

- OMETIIING vsiy handsome, slso Embrissr-
= al Muslins, and JaeoDet Collars Atths
PHILA. CASH STORE
lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

Il DER steamer Csbswbs, received large sssori-
l. ment q the most b,yorite brssds-for sas
V. HEUDE 4 co.'s
June2z Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

FOR JULY, 1SOO,
lust received sud for ssie by
juns2o.Zw J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
ADULTERATIONs.


h'e. ~ wen as tue scarce anu cost
~ are auu''efa'eu- ie'' co'ee ANU
eve" sug"t-he'e where 'he "'uc'e
~ proo"cen' " nov always wee i'oh
'o'e'gh SUBSTANCES '"'foonceu '"
increase 'ht weight ann ehiafee
'he Pf"h's h'h' us Sa'e' mere
was tune, when the right ot So
c'ety was admitted 10 enact laws
i"f Pfotechoh, aga'"st HlcHefy w
trade, anu even now, There ~ pro
vision vt law, hx'ng standatd ior
weights aud measures bat Vt ~
dead letter, ~ far M any practical
good comes OF u. The deception,
and roguery in high places the
transparent trickcty ~ the repre-
sentative men of the nation gives
warrant for petit larceny in hum
bier spores and lower walks. They
haste to- get rich and retire, to en-
Joy the miserable pleasure of great
wealth. durs not take poisonous
compounds in the stomach only,
but srtrads the blight ri 'nildew
over the moral atmosphere. People
arr forced into the belief, that all
of happiness, gnnd. ease aud con
tentment ~ compressed To the nm
" oi the almighty n"'i"'' ih'1 rs
the gou :" tue pr''ss'on ~ wen
as the 'faoe' anu "hefe we ""'-
snip ~ w leau ~ ; mos" WI" come
"'''' vs. MAY see No""e'e' ~ we
'n""ehce mo'e Nce"'s 'e''' 'n'" )"
the muddy current w Po''''os. we
nave 10 great men now VINO are
." per ~. No'of'e'y IS "H "ah'ea
ny them. y repnta''oh Tor seven
INC Juggling ~ expert caro- pay
ing ~ the hankihg c'p'ta' ~ iatter
day greatness. lhe "rr" counter
lett, Is otten more current 'han the
genuine, and the ht''e 'eaVeh "f
good metal ~ tainted Ivy contact,
aud deprecated u not maoe aoso-
lateiy Worthless ior any P'"c''ca'
purpose. Mere proiess'ohs' RUE |;
we have no practice no examples
o' 'roe worm anu greatness he
hg'oh M us emp'r'c'S" ""e'F W.
phys~ Tor the m'nu uiseaseu' ine
drugg'ng ct liquor, may GO Some
th'ng Tor temperance Tor " ~ ho"
settler beyond "onpt' thai even
the best, ~ u"ctofeu w make I"
pahiahle. This may lead him VINO
must nave wine' u I'VE CULTIVATION
o' n's own ''neNa'u. Even ore'u'
''' I'VE "'''''oh' ~ """''e'"'e"' ~
OF bread , in reference to the ques-
,;o, ,bo,b,, tho sul,ho,os ,es,l,.
t'oh "ne''ei w" Su'pheteN result
ing from the union ut oil ct vitroi
with soda or potash, are more hurt
full than the tartrates formed by
cream ct tartar, alleges that all are,
to certain and quite arpteciable
extent, injurious.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
Cairo VIII. white wh.., Eagle Flour

rI'HIs CHOICE Brand Of Family and Bakers
i Flour always on hand, fresh ground and a.
rect from the Mii. Bsing sole Agent for its sale
here, merchants and others are solicited y give
a a trial JOSHUA BrAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

nssF- 90 account of sickness NJ
Jackson. the annual commencement
exercises Of Centenary College have
been postponed
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
Hall Harrels t'Irurf

A LwAYs on hand, supernns, Extra sbd
"A Double Ertrs Family flour, In Half Barrels,
also In B.gs of X and y Barrel
juiytd JOSHUA HkaL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
NOT ICJc.

A LL persons having claims ggsins, The estate
"a ~ Hiram Cline, are rsq ussted b. band them
q the undersignsd duly Authenticated.
JUNGLE ~. HACK Vt, Admir-.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

Say The city Of Memphis, Tenn
essee. has voted in favor Of paying
the Aldermen Of the city, q salary of
$3.50 per sunum each.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

r INF, CEMENT, WHITE sys BAR SAND,
IL Marble Dust, Plaster Paris spd Hsir--for
sale By JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

ItORS AND OATs.-2O0O bushels Corn .nd
" Oats, for sale at the City Feed Flour and
Lime Depo, ~ JOSHUA REAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
PLANTATION GOODS.

THE SPECIAL attention o. the Planters of his
i and he surrounding parishes y requested -
the isct. that Ne are now prepared ~ iprnsh
them with
BATON ROUGE PESITENTIARY LOwELLs.
Tpiils.
Jssns
finsayeS
orders for these articles are solicited ~ us and
sill meet with prompt attention
jsl DALSBEIMEk, SIMON 4 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
ron SALE.
EXECUTORS. NOTICE.


A H. PERSONS having claitns sesinst me Sue.
~ cessicn ~ Mrs. Nary Goth. deceased, late ~
the Parish offsst Bstrn Rouge, are hereby mott
FED 10 present them ard sli persons indebted ~
the same will rrnie iorwsrd sud settle with the
undersigned Executor ~ HE Attorneys Messrs.
Dunn y HERON.
jnne8n JCIiA SIIstR, Execute
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of Fest
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
toutt IN the matter IF the succession
If ChhRtEs TuRstR, deceased. No. boS.
Probate.
WHEREAS. Richard Holland. Admin.
w istrator ofthe Estate Of charles Ter
ner, late If said Parish deceased. has this
day lied an account Of his administration
of said Estate.
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons in
terested 30 show cause. tif any they ran }
within thirty days from the first publice-
ton of this notice. why said account should
mot he approved homologated and made
the Judgment Of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court, At Baton Rouge, this 9th day ~
July. A. D., 1850.
julylO jos. NEPHLER, Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT


Intrinsic virtue sloas ooaid issare he saccess
which ,bis sr'lcle has attained. Dor Rbsums.
tism, salt hheum, Burns, Bruises. siiG Joints
~ Oslds, Spain, Pole Eyii and sveliiags aPpn
Horses, u has NJ equal. No person will ne win
on, u who has tested It's eslge. "And with re'-
srenos 70 the general ssifusiion of Tho Mustang
Eminent, can eheerfuiy say that no artiole
ever performed many cures IN our neighhor.
hood ss this l.. ". SMITH, Ridgsfad. ftao."
;. LrrcH. Es1., Hy,is feyl. ~, writes chat The
horse was considered worthless, his csss vas
sPsvin) but since the free use n the Mustqng
Eminent bsve sold him for si5o. Your Lini.
ment is doing wonders 40 here. such testimony
il resohing ~ every dsJ The hs6 Il not tia.
Every fsmliy should have II Beware Il i@iio.
6pa'. The genuine Mustang Is sold ~ all 70
speetsble dsslers throughout the world
june2a.lmw. BARNES PARK
Propristors New YORK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

DLATiNG CARDS large supply NJ samuel
j Hqtts PLAYING Cards all qualities qnd prices,
for sale low 70 the trade hv
iuiyt " y DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
GRANT up bANp To PoisrE CorrEF.
The following il the net Of the late
Congress, granting 10 the parish Of
Pointe Coupee, Louisiana, certain
tracts Of land IN said parish:

Re u enacted by ne Senate and H,s- 4
Representatives. n tie thjtsf Haies If timer
ica IN Cmgrsss assembled, That the tracts 81
land In the parish Of Points Coupee, Lou
ssna, which have been in ancient cceu-
psncy. ma the site of church aud court
house, and which are designated in the
plsts NJ the public surveys ~ sections 23
and "a, In township 4. south, Of range 10,
east, in the southeastern district Louisiana
be-, aud the same are hereby, granted TO
the parish of Pointe rcupee, on the con
dition hat the aforesaid section 20. or the
church site, shall be held by said parish
for the use of the Catholic congregation
now occupying IT for pubic worship and
a. a burying ground; but not TO the pre-
Judice Of y valid adverse right, II such
exist
Approved June %. 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10
n II COST

IN ORDER 70 prerare for fail arrangements
will sell The balance Of fns spring sud sum
rier Goods on hand, NJ cUst-fur Cssh Iadies
IN need ~ Millinery and Dry ucuds, would a.
we'll n purchase In tine.
n Is my intention 10 have choice and evten.
sive assortment Of Winter Goods; therefore the
stock on hand will he scii without reserve fi0nn
this date FANNIE Y. UrpNOf,
North boulevard At. rear The state House
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

TARDEN sEFDi GARDEN sFEp"-A ue-
" supply Of Garden Seed warranted Il. sh ara
genuine direct from Mr.. Lambeth 7 vuarsnite
every piper nfeafden seed srl 10 give entire
ssti-fa rtion. o. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

l. ENNEDys MEDICAL DISCOVERY twelve
N DOZEN Kernsdy's Medical Discovery. NJ
blood Purifier. direct from the mandatory and
srld ~ New Orleans prices. r. y. DAy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-10

VRtgHTs PiLLS-l2Rross wrights pills fresh
w and genuine. direct from ~ Wright, for
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