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James A.. Bayard;sa add the Misree;pri.es..
= sentatiUns Or the True Delta. 49,.
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- :, - -. 80 =, Inc ,aafie@l para
1s:ii III ;s.s, az ~ !If.:; ysf'
ratSt than aeSslo5nsnt 4 s9f b,. % s1oay
I was not elected. Pnesdentaof
the dfsuhion boilers, and Bayard, life.lDng
pttef enemy d Democratic progress and De.
al @osfs RglsssRfs san s somsody sal.
Of the w6Gd Or Dead, Rabbit 81 dslegalion from
New York, who hgHred ss the .emhodiment
4 q rile Empire State e.. on thsi graad occasion,
Ssrs sas s1gg esht the creed o
/ dmys BSGSSi Viii ! %a ssa as s' h;s
6rffler dPposfio6ni Il. to DemScracys no doubt
/ did much to perfect ineplcated .tpen. his Coz
lonsplia l,S sRa9ss me TIE waiting
al, is, :, sf ;. .., =, ~, 80
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Ut s~s.esl'all- : ''', "'r d INN .i...
never sDun, "a, an Onnce m ms Is. ie: IN a lafl
-, "a Asrg sse a ar, Wy ,s@ safh
!snoefass as James =, paya,a nls la.ner' !
b ~ =, 1.Pes .'--v, A''Aa0' siaui",
oe U Ol,ass, ne'i"l ri9 =. Dayalh
= p, =. ~ nyn wsiasafe' Was o. 'ne
tle ll olaY feao0li ING s.ats o. Delaware
Z, sss;s 8 V''fi'af
- ,i.,..i a's 800 ~,
~ my knGT t., pEs9 g
:. ~. va sln ana eouAsea.
shame 70 De 2 penqcIat. up Delawaret al
q Under all those circumstances. James A.
BAyard has Alhsref i,is oitlfSitb..s nr ,.iF
M fa,.sI a,,,il.,I,sl..ss f:ss
IL: ....ts it, f.fI.sf' ~ - isS'T''
ufes Princl panltles pr pom aFs, places or domi-
npnsd ahe word 70 drive nun irontfe thing
hf aeensigne e Pleuge You, MaJor !s ba =
dale, that Jhnes a. BayaTd viii never Doug /
lasize tie South nor denoraiize his marty, nor,
siza IL and Ina has ,be
=" - a, L.
/ OF sstsepfeseh'atiVes rom peiaga area
noble compeer IN my Old friepd WHliam Il
Whiteley.@, The little State. had a fine dele Il
rdt,on ont to the charleston Convention. and. AL /
fo,,,h :, so,a ., ,,,;y;,,e,, tbey
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Democratic Convection i in AmItte:: '

Pursuant to acai, the Essmocracy Of ANTE
county. assembled in convention ON II diidar.
the 14th inst, according Il instmetionsatreAl
the Chairman of the State CENTRAL Com mittee:
Oh motion of c. +. FritI w. l., Huff was
allied to the chaif and r. e. Poindexte;rf' ap
iphinted Secretary The 6lJet'o of 'the. meeting
having been .explainedt the following reseltt4.
ton was offered; ta....i. 81
Re5olUed That the chairman of. this. meet,
ing appoint ten delegates Il the Mississippi
State Convention te~be leh at jackson on
the Goth inst t.s s.....i..:i: IA -
On motion the. following resolution. ,Nass
unanimously adopted:
Resolved "Tffat the Detiiiifsracy Of Ante
county heartily endorse the, a.tiof of 4le der
esates fsns this State at theSatiena Demo-
cratic Convention held at Charleston. L.. ;ia..
In accordance with the above resolution.
The following gehtlehidn' were appo;inted 800 =
! Hilsgty Ifeei,ict--is ). w. I'M ~and Col.
n Love-, 4.i ...;s..5...,is. I',..,:,..-.... /.
SMITHS Preci99ct15.DF. y. Ht.Simess. T.. .... .
TTickroodss 1'reciact-7,B. T. Dixon and w.
~ el,+t,,y 4.-..,..'p'i 4'i' -" E'' 4''' Tf'=t
II 7.lbss s. fTeInrs--tG H. Fifth and II. Z.
huff, i...i,. -: ...s,att 81 ,.., is!.,-. -
!: Itam-J ohm Powell apd, Dr.. c. ,FsIdsr. !
tpn motion m Tie Chairman and Secretary
wsre added 10 the fist Of delegatts.. - . %
:; i. :. 1.-stn,.i \ Win II tFpfS CHI ii. 4
It a. Il. PpINpExFER, Sec,y|r.S..i - '~.t.
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J. DIsfREss IN GHokaiaiA ,fhe Dalton North
Georgia Times. says there is much distress
among the poor people in portions Of franklin
AMI Hastseoanties; In this State, oh account
tof the sscaEaty ofiproyiEens.i iGom is4very
scarce in these counties, and selling at very
high prices.
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- H0'NA Son ezgtion ana haVe<1anggest o,
holding OF Democratic Convention at 10 -
mond, Virginia on the 18th of June ~
Therefore,
resolved, That we portion of the
nocracy OF Scott county in convention assn
bled, do hereby heartily approve Of, and endosssI
the acton Of our delegation aforesaid in 81
Convention, and Of the majority report as ~
sented to said Convention by the committee on
platforms belisyin the sameannounees BOtA
more than the flst rights of the sdha %
whlch she IS as equal sOvereigns in the 7 ~,
entitled BY the Convention OF the: tsiea :
States. ---..-. -ll,fs.-l1..i.s !. W.
fesotced That we, utterly alh0r andse
test Squatter Sovereignty as promtAgstedoy
). \. Douglas and that we will not supp
any man for the Presidency or'Vice Presldsll-
cy of the United States. standing upon, ages
ing to, or advocating the principles of Siaas-
ter Sovereignty as announced by said Dcag.s
las - 80 ~. 49, '~-' -
Resolpef. That the Chair be requested, @
appoint three delegates from each beat IN Anls
countyto represent the same iR-the Deno-
cratic State convention to be held in Jacsso!Il
on the 3Qfh inst. Which resolutions yefe
adopted unanimously, wherelpon the oar
appointed for beat No l-7-E Rush Buclnef,
T. B. Graham, j ohm W..NEefiord fer No q
VIM, Harvey, s. Il. Curry, Bryant HarrcelI1
for No 3, p, K. Jones, a. J. Windben, M
Il. Rohertson--Ior No. 4, J. D. Hall. Mathew
Lyle, jesse Person--for No, ), II NJ. PetYi
A. W. H. Metcalf and John NJ. 'Finlay. fo4 |,
motion Of T. Rush Buckner the Chairman Pnas
Secretary Of this meeting were added 10 fala
. list of delegates and that the MississiHlla,np
and Herald of the S6atlfbe requested " ~ y
lish the proceedings Of this meeting.
W. A.-THoRNT0N, Chne |.
}. ID. JONES, Sec'y. ,sa
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T5s Nesting nj il 'i otikstibbsha.

/. oKrIaRAHA cpgaTY. May 10th, 1850.
= Nh .EDkTas -.s--Y Yesterday, the first day O
0re,,;s eanrt f;,r s; CONN, ~ ssf;,1
2 81 s,,sa,,s,.. ~. $50. !:
~. = pp's deaietss 70 Jafkson pa
tne islth INST, and also to takelinto considera-
ten the action of our DELEGATES to Cha +leston
e II mas l..,.o.;1 sssil. ss,l.l.,. -.
~, a. nie sslng preislqi s' over
spy .ol. I LsyiI 4. Jordan. sseecnss were
made hY Mr. Beverly Matthews, Coll Barry
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] Rehg1bus NotiSe.
,rl.e,ll6uiLrig.arsltllssEsp polntlheats Of BlsH

DEM6cRTIC RAtLY IN BRANDON Ne bad
the pleasure oGatteniiing an enthusiastic meet
insofthel Democracy Of Rankin oh SATURDAY
The course Of the delegates to Charleston was
hissisifieally ACCLAIMED. unpopular Chief
Magistrate. .IehnsJ Pettus, was present and
delivered an able speech replete with sound
logic ahd. convincing truth and in full harmony
with the sentiment Of the meeting Vim. u
Estelle, Esqs..alsos addressed the meeting IN
anselovusnt and effective style In present
ing tAesresJIutiofis IN .behalfo Of the Committee
appOintsu g report them, The. Rev. p. A.
Campbell prelaosd theiriintroductioni with
few pertinent and obstructive remarks in re-
gard to the duty of7ths South IN the pending
crisis The resolutions were unanimously
adopted. There Is no division Of sentiment
among the sterling Democracy Of Rankin
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STATE ARHs.9 50 9 are informed that Gen-
eral Sykes has left our city for the parposeof
yi<eiaethesriotis arsenals and ar1nories, with
the design Of Selecting arms 'of the most ap-
proysd dsScripf ions Ior the Ststeo Of Mississippi
ThHsjts Ball Hesesnt that our patriotic Governor
has besapromps. m carrying out thewishes Of.
Lsif n kss.k5t4,.sp s.ss4si.i @ Ia is.,'li ssass.
<.sissn 10 :: s.l-. a-.:-... !. =
eit Forney 3 Press declares, II DSuglas IS
slahghters bis friends will aYepge his fall
by such an appeal to the ballot boxes asiUin
weIIIm.rsusmbsssd Tor century, The SCI
cessibhists :shaifhase Douglas Or q Repubfi-
can. The bowlssFF 6f compIromiise has passed
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Later from the Chicago 2 Republican


} 80 OF ,ML;SoIs. 49,,
+ ECmeAGo, May l8.--The a atioral Repnbli-l
an Convention re-assembled this morning Mt
| peielcclE, pursuant TO adjournment, Hon. Da-
! I'd #IlmSt Of Pennsylvania in the chair.
/ TIC atteldanee pr delegates was full, and
the pressure from outside was avery great. 49,
| The friends of each Of Intermediates were
| vry active, and the excitement nearly as
great az when the cQhyehtion adjourned last
,eyFaing. - ..s, 80, -. 3 s..
i The platform having hsen adopted; yester-
lidaA the Chairman announced the first regus
lar business ltorder to be the NOMINATION Of a
dant,fite FOR the Presidency, whereupon the
fpnention proceededstosh all0t.
|. On the Afst, bxliot the totes were distribu-
ted among large number 6f candidates, Sc
ward Of New York; Lincoln. Of Illinois
| Bates Of Missouri; Banks. Of Massachusetts,:
QamePn,. 81 Pennsylssnia =. Wade, OF ohiey
&c; tnk.no OgeihaEmg a majeri, oe all the
votes hst there .wasno ehore Mr. Sewari
Aowevsr, had the hfgest 'nuinbcT, and his
hspdShow began 70 count positively en-. his,
ppllIsilnIL -.-9t-f+- tfst J. s-e y 80 =
Bsi6Ie proceeding, however, 10 the second
lAAos, tie friends'of nezrIgr al the Other can
thdates tithdfem their naIiies, leaving Sew
MI, Of New York, and Lincoln. Of Illinois
only in the field. These Withdrawals, linda
eating peconcerted union Of the Opposition,
created great excitement, in the. midst Of
which the convention proceeded to the second
ballot
s On the second ballot, Mr. Seward gained
Slightly, while nearly all the States whose /
candidates were kithdTawii cast theiI votes ;
Tor Mr. IineoIr, of Illinois. Still the conven-
Eention failed to make choice. .t
! On the third ballot NJ lincoln received a
majority ,Of two and half Of all the votes
east, and was declared dolly nominated. o.
/ Il was then moved and seconded that the
pominato1'be made upaRimous. which was
Accordingly. done in tie midst Of immense
tbeering-.. ..sy' 81, - ~ "a ga -, 80
The cynreAtion, subsequently, nominated
the Hop. HANNIBAL Hamlin of- Maine for Wee
1p,asSao,,Ss J. t... r,-- 20 - rs'-- . ~
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: Frauds in the New York Pot ONCE.

J. NRw yapK A.. ~ - = ii.;:-,..- y, :,
kbeen rcr,ovsS STay, i ~, .5oMtel naf
Eof this city, On account Of extensive frauds
Obies ss-i ''s ms control oil Inc ioS'-
II has been aseert,;noi ~, ( ,ii.sr,r,,ou
,h ,,,,, 81 20 , ','s nc =
l ms sIn0um was traiidulefrtiy obtained "a
wards the close Of President pSerseS alnhin-
Eistratiosu. ,i., -; ,g.' :. So.
I'M the course Of recriminstions about "A. -.
,Cbsrlsst1n Convention, p Ase
4, Ion Saturday Marshall Rfnders
onisrs f,;,m jvashington, to .arres, iEssei ,d
but the arasr Ing received at sur j.
,te DAY, ssT $50. 1870 ~ md y. the M
loving tlay q $3.50 "a leN nlS residanss
s s I M ~ Known sone than rs N6sr.
i oSsaiss1 i the sixth Aalsr'ss s clue. can
w asAingtQh - n - =
3. htwasbbg agd befesed that tse al. =
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DEMOCRATIC srArE'coNvEnr1os
, yyAslp. 10. aud =. =
3 under renewed .obIlsatons !. I! !!
Adams. Express for late papers,

had the pleasure Of q. visit yester7
Morris, Esq, the able editer of that
lsalooratic paper the Kemper De-
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T'HEl1EI.ESs KSIPPIAN.
JACKSON. I:s:I5 =. :1Eas s, i56o.

sf.s sazs1 q Dssso. :. sl.s 'pee,A
n sisi 81. w ~ M ~.
ns4zl z. spaaas ixahds Ii ths s6urfsss
60 tot 1pffaf ln11tnB an
weessk5kzl r1psiss tfas tk shkfsecs-
- ~ an isAlo den
s-----a..s 1891 .4--aa.-L.eIl ~ y
7et tE..f $ sgss g ptsss.ire
49, Es,si - .ass
insartea would do pilso MA nae ID ssfa.e seosk
On nssfcati5ssialsst ss9sf lslis..s -4.si "a
-. {. y, 3. ~. Ns,,, NJ.
o'lssss s.sr..a sa..ass q ssa.n.l'.
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renconraging Amercan industry. q. 80
Fhis' resolution vas received with unbound
sd-entlusiAstn BY the Pennsylvania delega-
tor, and with dealeping cheers By all 4of. the
delegations and spectators The expression
q -seutimeat did not stop at the doors Of the
tuihling, but was shouted at over the city
" artisans and Others unable To attend. the
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23
! " gs';% Y FftSs efts;,'fsss%iSi,,

fup. ~ r. ElF,775s...-.z Al r. .a,.-.
FRI . |, z IS bard owler, Robert Hardy. =
! q a. i' " FEeeinaln. 4trbg.l Alfred Gpdo
.Rsgf s!asf "a, J. B. Fiser, j. VI. Canton
spn \, N.llsf;;.n 'le Chairman and Secretary
! On ME- 9.'sss e delegates ''.i9" - !, -
! were ~ '',ot;,n5 proceedings Of the, meeting
"s ,'hI;Shei she, Panola Star, and the Mis-
he'peRhS + anehe and Tallahatchian be
lstSsippihilt = "a tko aa,,,a cal 80 -. -
"'9 iSn ,notiop e Appeal was requested to be
/: /, ~ IS {eted III the -conv ention
't' a r. convention adjourned sine
va k,iG. NELSON, .,Rrest :.
T, i, WIbf3e sscIX',r.t,~ tl;....;.-l T.. So,
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EEnERAIeG9uEf.--sThs spring term Of the
FsSesslsCoa 1ecsamencsd.. its session m this
city Hens8 presiding :. 80. asa. i.
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L,4. ,,,,.!,ts tsls az Nj tAfAihpl +
I ~ - ~; s,.sss .Sscsysj - 4;i.'~i.e .
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23

't'NII ". -9Ituge, f. II Hibler
-, - -. Samuel Matthews, Robert
~. L. gu 49, 49,
AAi St.ca;,t. 81 EfDhkess, ri Ia,ll,su,;
:, beg ~ w. w., ssoi, John y. Coffee sIbert
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Address to the Southern Democracy
We lay before our readers to-day. the -

QreS Ol MeSSfS.
Toombs, Johnson,
and other Southern
lives. To the South
the proceedings of |
md avrrase;ux~o f
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
James .lFC V'Nu,
Blu LDE II

ID ~ Il IL ~ H H
BEGs leave respectfully to inform his friends,
aud the citizens OF Baton Rouge and its vicinity
generally that he is prepared (at short noiicel to
execute any orders in connection with the erec-
tion Of or repairs Of Buildings with which he may
be entrusted. lie will also furnish 20 Contractors,
Builders. Planters and others, Sash (ready primed
and Glazed II desired,) VENETIAN SHUTTER
with stationary or pivot Stats, Inside Rolling
Blinds, PANEL Doors, &c, ofaRy required size, at
as low rates as they can DE obtained elsewhere in
the South. and OF the best style Of workmanship
lie has also established In connection with the
above a J0BBING DEPARTMENT, wherein
orders will be executed promptly. CIsrRENS Of
any required capacity made 10 order.
lie would also respectfully suggest TO those who
may contemplate building, that he is prepared TO
get up Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specifications,
Bills OF quantities Of materials estimates of Cost,
Etc., or reasonable terms. Orders for any OF
the above named workmanship. or services, left
In care OF Messrs.
DAN'L- HlCKY, West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT, Rosedale. La.
ALFRED DUPLANTIER, Manchac, Y. d. Rouge,
II. u. SALE, Springfield, La,
or through the Post ONCE, will meet with with
prompt attention.
gW- Shop on North Boulevard street, opposite
he State House, Baton Rouge, La.
August 9Th, 1853.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
LARGuIER 4 LANoUE.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

CTRAIGHT and crooked handle Cane Knives
- with and without hooks, Copper and Timed
skimmers and Ladels; Cane Shed Lantherns
sugar House Lamps; Nicks, Oil Cans, large and
small; Engineer wrenches, ~ to Is in; swans
Faucets for Bi-Sulphite Gallons and half Gallons
for Bi-Sulphite; sacharometor's Thermometers,
Couplings Guage and stop Cokts Packing ofeysry
description at LACQUER A bANG UES,
oct27 Cor. Lafayette and Florida SITS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

nA. As the words Vuelta Abajo
and Vuelta Arriba, which the diff.
ferent qualities Of tobacco are dis.
tinguished in Havana are not uni
versally understood, the Cuban
Messenger explains that the former
means the western part, or down
ward portion (where the sun goes
DOWN and the latter means the
eastern part, or where the sun ri
ses. As the best tobacco is cult.
waited in the districts most fertiliz.
ed by the rivers west from Havana,
it is a very general thing for CT
gar manufacturers to state that
they employ the Vuelta Abajo to-
bacco, even if it is not true.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
PISTOLS! PISTOLS!!

A COMPLETE assortment Of Pistols and Re-
II volvers, consisting OF Colts Old and New
Model Reviewers. and a new article Of Colts "En-
graved Revolvers. also WI itney's Revolvers, Al
lens Self Cooking Pistols, Navy Revolvers, and
the Smith Wesson Seven Shooter, all at the
lowest prices, at
MOVES FRANK IUGUFT'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
House Furnishing Goods.

DRUsIIES OF all kinds. Feather busters, Coffee
I'D Mills, Keelers, Buckets, Sleeves, Dust Pans,
Old Dominion Coffee Pot lat reduced prices) and
the Old French Coffee Grecque-all sizes smooth
Irons. Preserve Kettles, Enameed ami Brass hit
chen Saw Knives, Spoons, &c. -
may21 FRANK HUOUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
POST AUGERS.

A N INDISPENSABLE Labor saving Machine for
IA Planters, to bore 8 and inch holes, for sale
at LARGUIER a LAN0UES.
junelT. Cor. Lafayette d fiorisa SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
Manila CortiaRs

lust received per ship Horizon, rs Coils Grass
u Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line TO Steam
boats Gable at LARGUIER ~ LkNOUE'S
oct29. Hardware ablishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

DLOUGIlS. Axes, medium and heavy Corn
il Shelters and Road S,raperT, Straw Cutters
aud Hay knives, Ames & Bowlsnd's Spades and
shovels, Hoes, Socket Sp2,lessnd Hay Forks, Bush
and Grain Scythes, Slckles, Grain Cradles,
Shears and Garden Trowells, Steel Point Wedges
froes. OK, log, back and trace chains, Blind Iri.
dies Collars and flames Cart Saddles and Breech'
ing Cross-cut and pit saws, Garden Engines, Cur
ry Combs, and all the other impleme Is generally
used, TO be had at the Agricultural Establishment
OF
may7 Laughter LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

Half Barrels Choice Extra Flour.
A SMALL lot Of Double Extra Flour in Hall
"A Barrels, fresh from the Mill-for sale by
mayl lJ0eHuA BEAL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
silk aud Cashmere Hats.

T HAVE now in store a large assortment OF Hats
i Of all kinds, and will receive in few day
something new and handsome in straw goods.
aprlS W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
Gents Furnithing Goods.

A T THE Clothing Emporium can now be fosnd
IA n new and pretty assortment of every article
in this line, consisting ofcravst Necties Hosiery
Gloves, suspendsrs, handkerchief, Shirts, Draw
ers, silk, Cotton aud Lyle Thread. Undershirts
and all other goods in this line of business
agr23 W. ID. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
Southern Land Office.

T HAVE customers in Missouri ,Kentucky
l. Virginia and North Carolina, for i'm
proved and unimproved Cotton Lands, at
fair prices.
State Land entered for small Commits
sion. City Property sold, rented, or ex
changed by Jos. COTTON, Southern Land
Agent, and Real Estate Broker, No. s
Pixies, Row. Office hours frem 0 until
o'clock. janl4.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

sar Miss Willing, of Philadelphia,
a niece of Mrs. Ridgway, according to
late Paris letter, is soon to marry a
Hungarian Prince. man of enormous
fortune. This desire of American
women to marry foreign titles is al
most a disease, and one which often
proves to them a malady incursble.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

A SAGE JUDICIAL REMARK.-Judge
Mcclure, of Pittsburg, in charging a
jury in Sunday liquor case, spoke
of whiskey shops, and said if these
furnaces are kept in full blast six
days in the week, they should be al
lowed to cool off on Sunday, and give
their stomachs chance to take in a
little cold water, and cool their tim,
bers for Monday.
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Mosquito Netting.

C0TTON, linen and Bobinet Mosquito Netti nG
~ just received and for sale at
april s. NJ. AsHER's
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TRUTH VS.. BEAM.-Action for
assault and beauty. Charge Truth
kicked Beam. Verdict justified by
common practice.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
.NeaU Shoe Store!


a. FL Fl U q u Z T.
LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE. Ia.
T'HE undersigned begs leave re-
l. spoctfully to call public atten- d
ton 70 the fact Tat he has openedH
in the new brick building of John -
Huguet, Esq, on Laurel street, in the city
of Eaton Rouge, very extensive stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
As my entire attention will be devoted TO
this line of business, shall keep a COM
pleto assortment and great variety. GENTS
SHOES and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS and BOOTEES; also Boys,
Misses, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties and styles
HATS AND GAPS.
am determined TO keep every article in
my line of business. so as to make the
LAUREL STREET STORE" head quar-
tiers, for goods in my line, and by unre-
hitting attention to business fair prices
and disposition to please the public, COM
mand q libcreral share of patronage.
~ Orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge, will meet immediate
attention. A. II. BUGUET.