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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-27

Bill Swilling was sent to Jail for habitual
drunkenness. One Of his oil cronies was
asked, why don't you bail him out?' Bale
him ont 7 he replied, why, man; you could
not DumD him ont 80
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Elortina Surprised and Defeated


letter5dated at Brow gll' Jan lst
seontainss the following IA stea 81 ii viilsE
tsss An express has arsivedfrom thesot1icers
bofonra little arm ysabove, with :iall Il COM
plete,al.d authentic news trem seyeial.of
our fnestfeliable men, such sas i Ford, 20
bin, Leekfidge,. &c Assga ,,a 80 S,9
sOnsthes raornil.ga Of Tuesday j the 9Th
december, after, d ,frced march ct sixty
miles in twenty .spur hours the Rangers l,lPl
regular GayaEy arrived at Rio Gra ~
1Clty. they found Cortipa in town, e. and
lin IA state of apparent perfert security
]. He had SIX or. seven hundred men under
4 him, and had committed no further out
1 RACES on Americans.
The attack Oh Cortina was surprise.
4 Ford was as brave as d lion 'Froinforty
/ five TO SIXTY Of the men of egortina We're
I killed id the Streets. Himself and. d few
Fs Of the freabpoters succeeded 5ins crossing
the river; the rest were dispersed and
4 pursued Nv paitof our forces as fais as
i Roma. Ford has two slight wounds
HsFifteensA ntafcaas were swo,ndeta+ aonly
iif6ae reiy-ssfd ~ sirysea tliea 9eport
SO SAY, snatssasi sAanelicall was
7 isiflesA ~ Ths twoapieees ofaeanllea saNgnee
,fbssfartina, iraoshsf lasshorsess and rrnlncl
siiof his isug'ya .afull iatosossp aanas.
SIS Eas efg7 ia LIN sgsssg4s,,
81 Goep. j EsLlSG IN CoNsgEss HE editor or thl
. tile Ssyanah Rapakiisafl, e ho las Been siet
sFdays i'll washington ft,Hafks sasa most Goeeabh
'fllbg shat no Withstand iase asls
& apparently exasperstea debates in, tie Y anse
Il otaerVisss good feeling seems 70 nfevsIf y i
titfty ard eveif kfhaaesS sofiat MISUNDERSTANDING
: 'matsers need not be cohsidsgsls as4tghels sdes
perate
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
FAsSMAN'S IRON COTTON TIF.
TO PLANTERS AM, aIERG HAkTS.

IRON will be generally esca the coming yeafi in
/ baling Cotton. Merchants should MeralIfe
hesitate 10 pprchasefope. Efnd Examine tke mSl1ts
ofthe different. TiesbeioreNureb4sing Of tteme A
complete assortmentot allthe dfsrent Ties lie
Kept at my Office III eSliftltioH; dha)lsi rs feel
an interest in, are cordially invited TO call and ex.
amine tor themselves.
Confident in the superiority Of the EASTMAN
TIE, j win take pleasure in going to- the 0rleass
Press to exhibit its merits mode oiappleahon, etc
or that of any other Tie that maS be 81 gEastsd.
Orders for any amoupt promptly filed atjM per
pound, with liberal deductions tonerehah.s
=. - i. BEECH 81 Aflxrast " !
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
THE UNION LEAGUE,

THE UNION LEAGUE s
B AS yetswe layescen@llo very marked sesd
Indications ofihcn1iuilga t'any price move
.neist wIIish val as wc>alit elpate, beer ~:
eatized5at the Nortl! under Back R8tub;.
leah man ageta2at, intended toaepefasess
SOLELY ii Tic Southern States and tocoun-
teraet those Just and necessary steps
which the people Of The South mast take
for their own safety iri.a contingency moi
# All impossible. Will tile slavc-holdfig5
States submit TO the rule ora sectional
Executive chosen b. part M!iese Who!e
career las been one 81 nniliiScd S1.sflllty
to the soufh !? TAe .BroWnites sneefingly
say that the Southern States cannot be
Kicked ont If the Unioli," yet they are
fypo,csrriit.ca in this Tlley do entertain
the well grounded aud very rational rats tear
that the people Of the Southern States
will consider tie Federal Union at amend
whenever the election .of an ah.l-s :
President shall show that tie North is
overwhelmingly and permanently hostile
to them. Hence their manifest anxiety
to allay Southern fears by deceltinl
declarations hence the veto 80. Glue IN :
Free Negro Militia oll' ~ BANKS q
Massachusetts thence tue states 5hiSlils
declarations IN the message q Morgah5ol
New York hence the advice. OF seward aug
to his friends a. mt the House q hepleseplaa-
tlves to vote Tor Gilmer inc Norlis VaIo-
lima p, Know Nothing or corWin the rrs
rate Black Republican. Of ohio,tef speaker;
hence the constant care Ct free-so'l mem
bers ito dehonnce the llarpeF 81 I sS'F.y
traitors, while theif constituents aye iaaa-
ing them as martyrs and celebrating 1helf
obsequles bya'oonh'es' mass m nlt my 7
SS''NI. - 800
nj baranopes t.s i,
~ I'D ai ues' 81 go l.:s''F, p'tE' 'ls.
fnrtherance Of this design ign It It. Is highly
probable thata Southern secret associa1
ton VII be organized, after the susgge IS
! tive nodeleof Know Nothing rituals,
Iwpse members shall pledge themselves ms ltt
n
W. the strongest VOWS that language can
frame to stand BY the Federal Govern ytil1E
mept and 10 Inaiutaianthe Federal llpl9p
lin .any contingency. This new secret
society will qriginiste3in the NORTH, but
little pains will be taken TO- propagate II
there. ITS purpose being to neatralize
/ Southern resistance to Northern agsfes.
siinn ifs intended field &c operation il
wholly in the satlla Atfrst,f seedy al
4 veatulers, Ike those Northern emissarles
VINO llfss soWeu .''e sseas nsl puis'a' 81
lin the South, Will sneak INTO our Southern
.cities and towns, cautiously feeling theil
q. "a ~ 4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
HORRIBLE CALAMITY Z!

~ 't2ous - y e'oeh lIetst
vast machinery OF the MUS was IN
US SIX hundred operatives Dusty N their
various departments.
II Aearyalitoi these we've pafed.in VI" faa
great many Fefe Hstap Ply Siiied q poFfipls
n sr5a 81 e .sdst isst,t,v eys,ds 3 the
.aro.u,d, d viz
WEIGHT aud foFce pf mac firery and mafei1als
The terrible I'd disaster esst ,alI Of mourn over
thes sntr eils. Gponahsstall Of stae. immense Y
peops TT'asss q tc fearful scene, and used
exeltion g extrieate the bodies Of the dead and
situation ina dghs condition or lreadisly n.s
tilateyl. s ia. 81, 81, ,,., b 81
oa s1.. ,e aeiJ t h i1 u, = a ,sastuYate
operatNeswasstall seingor' adre
eap, iS materias & lie bn;ns were eon
sdraed With alarge naFt erof bodies, and
n n,sas sI n the flames -. "a
1t is estimated that at least two Hundred lives rs
psay az y M Vo have Seen exricatsd from
the ruins are morally wounded, and, man aothera
o ga9 paed i'a "a hs y sufferers and almost
house has been thrown Their
s,0.' e r ~ and human bones, e assg
ssl.will beapossibIe for several days to the
eAacl nulass A'Asu I! Nv y. g., &
-, u VIII pc sufpf,slnss' lhoeeo' nsons'ea
oi ehe W'iole s'A i'a.i''s''' = = 81
escape =. e. ! =, s'1l j j. 81 4.
'Sju n1,S is - 3 W. 49, = 1. j :. ,,l
lao'0''es q 'a's ns'1s''' !.
lsses~s4s' - ~ WIS
ye'y IA pAyp !. !, w. 8, ~
- sus'. ~ rs;t
. . = ale u's sa' = - 81. .,,;ss
IS customary . .onu''e' ~ ''an. ,,sss ~
news ss's eacil pay' ''0',' W ~ D
70 anothef' palsa ana EssaoV w . ,sfs
W''oeinsls.s. y pAs'a' '''sl's''s,' ~ =
''o.'s 'nu !, 'N'.lo' s.
spiules, looms - a'u p.sAe.e = ea,a sals
nox!ous dust VT ana ss l40i a g ny ~ os y
crowded rosoan 8, t9alRg 80 1ae p''' y !.
| sWaleAi barely sualees aAe'f y ~
ah',s si's s'e'''' s's 'sso H'. IS 81
'iletl. 4 ING i'tfoiss g s''ss y s's' s'oA,' =
reaouoleo Wllen We cohs'aer w i.,,ue'
wears q many a. y 1sae Ylclm s ~
4 hundreds ct brave nue. Hail ltipaLlle, Wlleil
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

igis il TWO ESaTaERs aYysssatta slIa
fTl4tiIEN up by ,0. DOFsett, onsDaxosri Iaaoa,ie,
tIssai'eat s'stss miles ffon Aexaadga I've
4 - Sorrel Horses Y 8 /,
batsc nAarsand saddle married., about 3 yeaas old
no brands visible One Is Is bands hisb, hayiDa
Three Wife foet and long Biaze oi liz nee tis
ottierfis 5sAas high, having one hiai Gwhtc
aid asfnsl white SHARON b iii fQreAaa Il s.as
pagaised by and L. T FrsIIs g
be worth in cash, SeseItT Do
tliel dfote, IN! lls5Gstedare hefeby
ti5sifsd 4ofcomc forward ssitainss asla y
theadate hensol pas saaFses .'o
said Estrays W. i vs. s9 ag &c
cording to law. -. - AZ
JanIsy isso2slnttss Iarleafie Nafa.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
nes- See notice Of the Succession Sale
upon the Homestead Plantation" i b

THE Hoy. JOIN r SMART This veteran,
jealous aud efficient Democrat passed
through Alexandria on Saturday onhls
way to Baton Rouge. 's9s e.''2a vs.. 3
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az See aTt.srs. l,age tor reaaisg
matter. .5.s......


t{s6pF u ~
The IS4UerRATIoN 1--WE learn that many
Of the citizens If Rapides viii attend ,t the
Inauguration u Governor Moons AT baton y
Rouge on the 2sd inst. The Interesting
ceremony will doubtless attract q large
concourse to the capital. 'ss94s 1870 y
s6Crneus AND MESAeEmE4-0n Sunday
evening Jan, 29th and on Monday after
noon 81 aud evening Jan. 3oth' the com ON
bined exhibition Of a superior Circus win
an unusual uumbergoftalented performers
and an extensive collection OF specimens
of natural history, viii be opened for the
patronage Of the citizens of Rapides We
can only, for want Of space, call a ssl7
tion to the promising programme.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Expulsion ofAbolitionists.

!. Tie citizens Of Madison county, i en-.
'tafky, flasjhgs been long arineye with a
yg,allg Of abol i;onis whe,had gail ered in
'tda towa Bere unNr nc spiritual
gsidaaad ef prssshcr named ,Jshn G;
re-, resolved 1t aissregula1y called meets
ing to expel them They recounted their
grievances and resolved to name a com
mittee Of siSty-five discreet and firm men
toaemoregFce and his fanatral associe s q !
dipcc their eopanittcs ID act sF fle cNTbes
llerltrlv ara hnnlanefy. hut firmly and dleyt
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

LIMOS DEaocRag1c STARE CoNsFsTIoN -
This Convention met at Springfield ON the
9Th inst Atdispatch says: aafaa!L
"a series Of resolutions was. adopted,
among which was the following: That no
honorable. man can accept 4 seat as a
delegate in the National Democratic Cons
vention. Of should be regarded 81 a mem
berpf the Democratic party, who will not
abide the decision Of ,snch Convention,
ahalsupport it's nominees. Il d issaT
The delegates we're Instructed to. vote
for Douglas fDrsP President. sasp
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
am OiBefD STATE ossYEsrlosss 4
dispatch dated Columbus, (0ldo) Jans S

7ss StHo ny }3h Vs N " 10y
dispatch dated Columbus, (0lio1 Jans s.,
says s,easssssa-ss-.sz-s 4 . z
4Re Democratic State Gonyentioh, to-
appoint four u tes as large 70 the
,atiopal '!lss ton, met
here i. lsse was "a large attend 4
aauo sddI ellp IL Bin Iepls, If Licking
awsas garpoiatedF President, swithsones Vice
gidfers8t from each eoasress Dis
.t ia 4 1850 dtiJn vas allbpted aby j
4 a sxsa sasss9ss sssssssi3ssas !, ..sss g,
aras RsajaSSlg eel larry 80 ephefn r.
lDpnsaasASs sbe the tayoFIte Of the Ohio
Deaia,raep foraPresilsne, aud instrAeting
adeeleates from0 hiofaoh cass thcisentire
vote for him. ssH sfsa = sse svsp
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Drs.sW. I.Johnsfen Smith Gordon,
@J entered into partEkFslip, will practice
M M towIsand country.
sOf lbe Court House. Jall 18th, ls60.-ly
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- y. AFkf
been aisei "a a'lotat cs'eFe We measures
anastlie next thing Y bear 9 Zee hsea !.
Rogers Bongllto't l'ansonf siiayes' Lile,
SMITH ana the rest O .he tntf.y ,s' e,es
are passing ssh through 1T 1'nclana ID.
she acton SIs q EIe people q aa,son @ ss
s1anmaE ~ Int no move harsh man VIZ
ealledslor laNery 'ates g s'he s'ef'haas'on 5
oisouf social ana o''s1ea yste'ns anu -, 50
enters INTO every ,afe ol'he'n ~ ~, -.
relation between Y te save a''u lnassgs
cannot De medalea sWl1h uhess -
gels the whole 1aorlc Ale open pt0pa-
gana's'sa ga an''.siasely seaossl.nss ~
aous'a '9'a. s =. = 3. 3 a,l
. ~ s'''sss,s, W' '.'',, ~ sAaa
1 ne az 'a ss = a'. .a
seems seen Y 8 AZ sale lof oss ~, y - -,
ips WaIl luea ~ y p'esen' s'.'s', w.
Ct mischief " eSpenlns u1s'e' psa0a1s' :.
much Of tile mischief caused BY free me-
groea y melted ~ men Vt who q, are secretly
abolitionists hreeto 'I tn9 q ell Alie
runaways from the border States were ere
incitedly the incendiary publications read
to tllemsby stealth abolitionistsa g
~ l,ilitxr l,ft xuefst, r,y,r
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Succession Sale. !. .... ..s :,
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures covxr.-.

STATE OF LOE2IsIANA.--DIsFRIeT GoyRr--
PARISH OF RApIDEs. a. IL.
Estate Of Rosel!a A. Robert dec d.-No. 67l6. 2
DURsu Ant to an order Of said Court to me. di-
i srected, will sell At public auction sto'iths
highest bidder. in the town of Cheneyvil!e IN said
parish, on MONDAY, the 18th day. Of February,
A. D. 1860, between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described property, belonging a the
succession Of Roselh A. Robert, deed, to-wits
~ Nine negro. SLANEs Of the names and ages
following ssstsess+
Alfy, Il years; Matilda, % gears, and infant.
Emma, 5 years, and Ada 2 years, tAatildas
children @ I. e,a4aSs9 So
Madison, q cooperl2 years; Lucinda 4 Years;
Chapman, IL years and Martin y years slaves for
life. 81
Also, the interest 81 one.seyenth imam undivided
tract Of Land, belonging to aud owned BY the
father Ct decaths dealt. situated IN the parishes
efRapidss and S., Landry, on, the CScodra Bayou,
containing an area Of six hundred American acres.
Terms-Casli according olaw.e tlis iisss aesaa
january losf lssa-tas!.aJ. J.@ROBERI, Admra a.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

~ The Indiana State Convention7on
the 18th elected delegates to the Charles
ton Convention aud instructed them by q
vote Of 265 to 100 to yotefer Douglas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

of all hope .oot 4IescuIllg any more or JUG
victims, the Wailiags Of thHei Sasesss paring
relatives mnstshage gal std nav terrors to
the sgrim,s dire, disaals tragedg 4 Long
may it.be beforrSes. E We arc called upon to
record another such event. 81 go .,s,s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

THE srcaIll4- The Tehpaantepec Com orml
pany's steamer Suclil whichWas driven
ashore in late storm at Alvarado, Next
CO, may yet be saved, tits thought. 4sss.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

y 32skslf
ia conceaI he's unmarried dangh-
tiers disgrace, . Madame q Ie ! 1!,l de
Chinon, a member Of. one otxtbet oldest and g
wea)thiest families in the cityHof Tours
the capital Of the lpveliests fpsoa yipce q
France, stangled' a newborn babe babe The
paramount Of the young lad wastbs fam
ily cgachtnan, and he. betrayed the I. ssecre1
tosthe officers, q justice. because his ofel
ofanarriage was refused siss 2
The progeny Of such ffaflsr was sure
.lysof little; value .to.the world : but TIN
court ST justice Thought u grandma actt e
naughty and have imprisoned her W lart
labor for.twentyr years. 4. s4aw Ala5 4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
2 The N. Y. CORRESPONDENT

DDlssoLurloy.-Ihe ~ Z. correspondent
4of the New Orleans Bee, writes ~ ~ 1
a. Every bodyiisjust nowstaiking inothe
Observation-Disclosures abent the prospects
4ofaa dissolution Of the Union, sbut tits not
confed to talk. A great many have inn
sEaginehthaaahe observation-disclosures issonty
iFastenlpest In teapot but some OF gnr
dmerclpfnis whose dealings with their
4 Suuthern eustplpers Should Il commence
dsabout hisatineshaves found out to their
scost that it occupies a vessel Of eeansldtslra
eFbly larger proportions. One OF or most
fprpminents ! tinanciers, told me thai i, the
thrst Of Eelruary did not bring with it 4
!, change fpr the better, his house, would sbt
seompelled to stop and # the agitation
4 was continued aaothaf veal, the cracking 4 e
and smashing among New York mer
lfchahtsawouid beiip neutrality-suspicious. The
.Pwitlithpwaaioaid depaiture,aofe SoutherI
ltstuients fnrtlSauther4s itltioalsts is 8
,Eweak ball aannared with the ten strikes
il tilata@iiiibe gntada in IA husislcss paint o
asspiesy when tie tia.e arrg for SeptherI
.ktfatie,t eseeipn qIlee. seKeraI. ,lstteEs ftpn
4saautbesa WoEehantsslaAs beer shggiystll NE
addressed dapaIt!es hefe, W l aLs.ys 'l
lection isl characterization tendencies, De
asiiieiats abe furtslelssiisefciit Hes 'ass IT'D
\ thougiltahats tie feeling of dias aast ssans
'4aissat isEaetssal haslanosss Ays any snasaall'
srieached its osslarnnasing ppilss. aaisiisss
AaaaIai asYdt 4t8e44-4-.s-ru..-- 4--ss6g sss.sas
skg iittlesbUss retafahig fromsiif ieasunda,
school, said to his mother,s' hareakitssu
chisn for little hovss This sat crhisms TOO hard
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Newly Organized Double Troupe ofs&as !
MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS!
III. "a - L .i,-..i !; s., s.

Magni6cently fitted up for the Season Of 1850.
TlHE following IS condensed programme Of the
Il principal performances given By this splendid
ttoupe: IS gsasa@ FRA s.'34a
i Entree-lo hosses.4 Comic Song, by the Clown.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

TnE Ioy. " NJ. LryY,-We had the the
supreme satisfaction, on Friday last, q
taking by the hand our worthy confrere
of the Natcilitoches Chronicle, ON his way
to take his seat as anne mber of tiic5bou-
isiana House Of Representatives. The
honor he has received has been won w
talent aud intellectual influence long and
persisteplly employediD the maintenance
of Democracy. N a#
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

lYEsfIEp HeIHE occhpissi Ays Asra I sslp@S lxaesN
u HI ssahes Alsxaudrla alao g. SITUATE Ess 4
lion tL,,g soutll siiesof stlse Courthouse
Esauafoi hFors teiinsy7 y tes 49,
ifsS jan al III 9aIiE9iRT hllr ss9s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

/ aiss tlielrssgaosance aof ahesrealaceaatleH 9
Mexico, and would knSw more eoncernipg itgl BE-
fore they act on the NJ cLanes treaty 30 says tn
Washington correspondent d tie No: pisayule
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
Carriages and Harness.

r AM NOW receiving a splendid as C,E~
i sortmsnt ofOARRfA0ES HAIR 8t&e
NEss Of every description TO which the attention
OF purchasers II invited.
iIaving selected my stock In person, during the
summer can supply my customers ut priceH as
low ne any In the south aud OF tho bestqusiity.
Call and examine.
TWILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS
. Ana assortment Of Chiidren's CABS and GI0s.
Having purchased . large quantity Of material
from the man ufaeturers. my facilities for repair
ine are complete and with FIRST rate workmen aud
spacious rooms, am prepared TO repair all kinds
OF Carriages with dispatch and on REASONABLE
erms.
Plantation work attended 10 AZ usual. just re-
eeiyed, two pair Of ercellsnt Timber Wheels, COM
plete, OF Bubsy and Littls's make, 1.-THE Planters
Emporium corner Of Church and Main streets,
Baton Rouge, La. W. ". TUNNAhhD.
November 9th 1s5s-d&wtf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28
HAIR-WORK MADE TO ORDER.

rINUE UNDERSIGNED bsgs leave TO inform the
j Ladies' Of New Orleans and the public In gen.
srai that he IL fully prepared 10 srscots any or.
der IN hislns, such Braoesfs, Nectidost, Guard,
Chains Vest Chsfrs, Rings, Dyops Crosses, buttons,
aols, Earrings, Hsarts, Aeo,ns. Snakes, hnciors,
Fshss. HOOKS, Birds, hasLsfs Horns, TTumpsfs Bdr-
peis, Tfcfupss. also. Floosr BouTids, Monuments.
Landsoopss, Jetters, IDfrahs, de-, DC. DC, In
Locksts. breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 10 bring
10 public notice that he has made new invsn-
lion, BY which HAIR Workedin Ffo0eys, do,e1'a,fs.
Monuments, de-, de-, never changes color, m no
gum whatever 10 used and he has thus succeed
cd In finding tho means by which TO preserve the
Hair ronIvEa ~ IT'S oRieIsAL STATE. Ths Hair OF
the youngest infant can be worked up BY fnssns
Of this process.
Anxious 10 secure the patronage 81 the Ladies'
and the public In general. he assures tbsm that
every effort will be made TO satisfy their sKpsc-
tations In regard 10 nsatness durability and quail
ity; every article ofJewslry guaranteed.
TON.
The public cautioned against q species Of
imposition in the above business, by substituting
work imported from the North and Europe, and
passing IL on as II executed with the Hair far
nished by customers, therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their Hair.
I" Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested 70 be present, and ~, their work DONE
70 as 10 be convinced that the VIII get tnef osn
Hair; this will be n satisfaction, when no e'ae'
establishment In tho City can give oe'0d's ~ I'M
portion. .-,,..
sS- watches and Jewciry Carefully Repaired
orn ao,n .sp SILVER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Orders from the country addressed TO me VIZ
be promptly attended TO. s~nv-
"a Rscolleet No, II CHAkTkEs sIkEkT
| N Won visb 10 get the REAL HAIR OF your friends
y. UGH, Artist,
NO. ~ CHARTRESS ST.,
Betvesn Canal and Customhouse streets
dse2ad,4vy pfromsrly u Royal sire
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nup no0Ms To RENT.

% vrny enntnttsble pleasant BED hcems v
/. } rent, siths, furnished ~ not, W suit sprh
rs,,s w., fur,her particulars. apply 70 the M
"e,s .,sts w" '"''" H.vpAbiN.
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DRIED FRUITS.

ID ECEIvED, q lot Of superior Dried Fruit,
IL which. for the .ccommoda ton Of the public
vii sell AT retail ct the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 30 cents per pound.
{" Cherries 80
Invertebrates, 80 cts. per pound.
Pine Pears, 20
aprill8. a. Malta
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,,,tTI.Uuv, CUTT.EUY n

uisT received q large and well selected s'ces
j 81 Hns Pocket Knives, Dangers snd cuits We
v.Ivs,s, A new supply ~ eishrisfs h"l"v'
.s,,,,s p.,o,s. twhsn ron get Razor o. me
aud \, IL not just the thing bring " back snd get
.an,ha,l n. y DAY,
..,tIgv Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-28

JUwr RECEIVED.
A r BUaEJ's DRUG eTORB-A large
~ assortment Of Fresh Garden Seeds
Artiehoke.
Asparagus,
beans, Beus Plant,
Beets. Ctess, Cucumber, Eggplant, beek,
Lettuce, Parsley.
PEGS, Pepper. Radish,
Rpinsge, Csulihower. Cabbage.
Carrot, Celery, Corn. Melon, Mus
tard. Okrs, Onion, Satisfy, Squash, Tufnip,
Parsnip,
Tomato and
Pumpkin. These
Seeds csn he relied on, and are warranted
fresh and genuine, by -
ootgi ED. & Wh b''tb'
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.


NTIOoLAE nARTOLt, on Lafayette street. takes
IN pleasure In announcing 10 the public, that
he has received fresh stock Of aoods, consisting
In part ~ the following articles
oHANaEs, LEMONS, APPLES and all other
kinds 81 aREEN and DRIED FRUiTs.
A large variety of NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN II -.
CLAWFT WINE by the Cask. BoS and Bottle
MUHCAT aud MALAGA wlNES
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES.
MADEIRA ana WHITE wINEa;
uEIDsICKB CELEBRArED CHAMPAGNE.
ORDIALS
ANIsETTE. ALsyNTtIE, KIRSEHENWAssER
COaNAC BRAND1Es.
brandy PEACHES and PEARS,
BRANDY FRUfTs aud CiIERRIEs.
aARDiNEs IN OIL.
AtAo-A very large assortment Of the very hest
nrands of HAVANA CIaAkh.
In calling the attention Of the public 10 the
above named articles, would say that ! will soil
them cheap enough, so as 70 ensure general pa
tYonags. NICOLAS BART0Ll.
Haton Rouge, August 2sd. 1859.
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To IlltII.DElls.

NTy sToCK Of Building Materials IL offered
lNI feeling confident they viii and such Encds
az will he desifabie--ioeks Of every description,
n.its. tatches. roistad Screws, hrsds, Finishing
Nails. Hinges, Store Door Lstehss 30.
naval FhhNh ho"'N's
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lIlIRll LINENS.

A FINE supply ~ gspuine ltlsh hrsn hiss es'
a.,a pHiLA UAsH sroRr.