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, 1860-10-25

u State corn Ted. On p.t. Isl
poeroN MAnKEr. Oct. a0.Corn Exchange
ba Oats. asp do Rye. and 500 do Shorts NJ.
Eorn. The demand fur Flour continues fair. and
prices are steady. Salrn Of common brands West
ssn At s E{ tnnsy s.sa;,. hsssas u
= hfl Including afl kinds. southern Is firm and
''enihs at $G.25 for feticy $6s5l7a3 for extras:
and $!:aa91s.ts ior superior. coru Aaa been u
recuire. We quote Western ard Gt,uthern yellow
Il tQ4k$:c: aad Western mixed Tee z bu. Oats
are d5il ut 424+3c r oa Fof Southern. Western and
The demand for Pork Ia arm and prexs arc et4sdy.
with salcs of prime at $l5@1s; mt-s At 10000
1880 I. ar': mid clrar Il t:@3a i, htl, cash md
@ westcin Ell sse s Il IL I'd r.. sna
e1nokcd hams 12913c q n cash and mos.
WREK AfskEsor4 THEAr.-The New York
6hitr'i~g Ltxf Of the I'D contains the following:
A very handsome x7mple Of white Minneaota
wheat. in ths head and In the grain. has bcca ex~
hihised ~ Change tsia week. 81 Messrs. Dotlner,
tF7ordfnary history deserves cepecia} no.ice. The
original soa1. eoasissigg of only tco qrdiHs. were
tousia Ia some straw which had been uecd In pack
lug goods, and came frum Germany. The heads
present The appearance Of three heahs grown to.
Eether. bnt 1ucl Is u0t the case this is pecu-
far characteristic Of this spcctss The crop from
yielding; 70 hnshcle per acre.
DEEF pAcKtSG AT NusCAr1xE.--Lelana i Co,
Of Boston, oWncEs of the extensive tlaasbtetansgs
establishment In the loncr part Of the city, have
Just purchased 4O0 fat cattle. and commenced
te Remembered that 400 head Of cattle were slaush-
tered at this establishment last sptIng aud We cx
pressed 1glse AZ TIC time that the business woa!d
Leland Co. have large nayy contract ~ tll,
which viii probably require all The marketable eat
tie in this region. They pay sGak grosa for good
cattle.--Aatcat;.se Journal.
, 1860-10-25

WANTED-Hy !, young man Of
" good mosa1z and sbtuty, essuation a. T%arher
n,Sh Sc1ool os Academy Or Principal Of Public
Boz l5s. Sandwich, Ill oelat.w
, 1860-10-25

NJ ANTED-iA Stock ef Dry
.ft Gets!s 5cxe!sr. .C!oshtas or noas4 sa4 aaoss
n eicaAhEr for proy I'd un!uproyeA 1eAl IL
Chiesso. Ai.waukec or iorsase City. VII. .Auy "ne
nl+nins 70 maSe ah exchange will please address r. o.
BOX 9-t1 llcaSo. px-so1l~
, 1860-10-25

MUSICAL MxTgERs.-0u Tuesday evening
the Chicago Musical Institute closed its six
weeks session. We believe it las Experienced
the disadvantages Of ;. political campaign
which elbows even music aside.
We learn that Mrs. Z. G. Bostwick contcnl-
platcs fresh series Of her popular and SUCCESS
ful soiEccs, to commence next month.
The Phflllar1nonics arc "goiny right along
Over two hundred members have signed the
constitution, and the directors feel very conf
dent that this number will soon be doubled.
Hans Balaths, the musical director, is nov Irr.
u1ancntly settled in this city, and win com.
1ncuec his rchcarsals next week. The lirst
grand concert will probably take Place about
the middle Of next month
, 1860-10-25

NEW: ioRK, Oct. eI.-13EEf - Declined X
cent natnly on gra,tcs below strictly pEinc PRICES
varying from t'to S1tc-ayerasc 7k@sE. Reecints,
I.(&M
AltEEr Axn nrA4Rs-Adyanrcd fn11y sc 1,cr head.
with you'd demand. Kceripis. 1900
SHTvx-Pricvs lower: stock plenty: full quota
tiunr, 5s.6.51..c for %tin fed aud 5x4Tt 1or corn
led. Receipts. 7G0D.
, 1860-10-25

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ WORKS.
mKKR n IT nv

1oF Sodth Clark street. bttEceu Madison and Monroe
Dyer md Cleaner of III Ifoas of a,tk and 4xcr,rr
LOO. e5ooda: Atso Straw Bonaet lleaehcT md Psrsscr
: ltpR7ho1yI
, 1860-10-25

EOR SALE-.A few more Of those
Ladders. from, II tn 70 hsct long. manufactured
(rsm eew Turk st1tc Spruce Timber Cio+ing OCT 1t
1oc. per toot. I. u. A1DEtID, f13 k1pzie street
, 1860-10-25

uK1I*S NUKAGE 1fANTREE4
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. moderately net
iyo.
GnA1x-Nh heat dcellned 1G1ac. with eouc nctivi-
ty. A few salcs made 1t seQ5Se f,r NO. and No.
suHrarxr.-a 1(lo bFls ilour' iii, rs bn what.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1860-10-25

"ANTED-To Borrow, Twenty
,It Ftse Hundred Dollars % good security. Aa-
S.JAk3d ~~S"'
, 1860-10-25

~ Oar merchants speak Of L thriving
trade for the season; Our Wholesale llousrs
sessn particularly busy, and shipments arc be-
htutt orden. Stocks are heavy and the trade
Inducements OF this market wcro never better
VIC yesterday found this especially true Of tic
leading Sou th1vatcr Street Grocery House Of
Messrs Day Il Allen, long II jobbIng firm Of
hiEEh standing in the Inferior Of the State, on
9the Illinois river, and now pressed closely ',y
the business transferred, and aldcl siucc their
establishing thctusclrcs in ttls city
, 1860-10-25

MASTERS SALE.-sState IT HI
Couniv. In clancerv. Jenn r. ins~nn+ :ourtata.
ant r. Janms II, Hnhh.nt et al Gefrn,,nta
Pr*eF: Hxtter In Thsncrsy Of Coax Etnunt@ &ata Of
isno!s, Viii. H. pursuace Of drrrrtal urdrof sAth
Court Nell NJ pHhsr a zion for c.sl The hl*st bid
DIR, It the north .tltor OF tl~ tor.t llonn u THO
County OF Cook. i! r rtiv nf Chfchgn tt4l1s day
Of November. 4. d. 1S n nctprx in thr rnFeNonu
pr said anv a Of s''r stc+cs In ,rtsR nnt'rnrrEfy
belonging to rts, tFuht e1tso mentioned In NJ Dill OF
Of rEo'nissoFy notes lsn."nta snt arceuls ozalnas
varying IN amonhts from t.rrn .ioln1s Il, IT hnndstd
dollar. e*rh, ~ fall r.n.anst!ns Will b. c aa slts
debtor II possible Tl,i..r corrs tn art,on mount IN
the nEgreTsse to atoot twenty three tt"nsAn staEs
and the salt viii BE- absolute Proper aa{snuents
will bo made TO the purylsaartr.
!. e. rsINR FtfEEH
N.strE In ChancsFy, took .onnt1,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

PARRY Michelet, in bis
much abused work on love, observes
"spinning, knitting. embroidery,
needlework, are excellent employ
ments for increasing the activity
Of the mind of women. Oh, pleas
ant little labors, sweet tolls, you
shall continue despite The iDterfer.
ence Of machinery No intrinsic
advantages, no beauty Of mechani-
cal workmanship, shall prevail oy-
er the pretty triaes which charm
away the long hours Of q chaste
and industrious woman. In them
she sews up her gentleness, weaves
her love, her dreams; and ! always
feel therein the warmth Of the char.
ming heart which has been blended
with them
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
Public NOficR

rs HEREBY given that the receipt mum
i Der not KNOWN, has been lost or mis-
laid which was signed by Paris Childress,
Receiver Of Public Monies, on the 18th
day of June, 1888, for six hundred and
twenty-five dollars, in payment by George
Mather, now deceased, for Ave hundred
acres Of land as back presumption, under
Act Of 18th June, 1882, TO certain confirm :
Ell claims then owned by him, in Town
ship 8, South, Range Vest Greensburg
District, La, on the left bank Of the Mis-
sissippi River, about smiles below the city
Of Baton Rouge, and any person having
the same is requested to deliver 1t 10 the
undersigned.
In as much as by the United States re-
surveys, the said back presumption has
been reduced in area, application will be
made TO the Government for the refunding
Of the money paid In excess by the said
George Mathcr. s. s. WALLIS,
Attorney for Aurors Mather.
feb2l-stsw,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

The RAT IN THE STATUE.-A
good lesson may be learned from The
following.
Hoeu Thong, the Emperor Of Chi
ma, was sitting one day 10 the gar.
dens Of Pekin with his favorite coun.
sellor, III Chi They talked Of the
long glories of the Chinese Empire,
from the beginning Of the world 10
the present era the excellence of It's
laws, and the wisdom of its govern.
ment. "Ti Chi" said the Emperor,
"wbat Is tho most to be feared in n
Governmettw "Ib my opinion, sir"
replied tho counsellor, 'nothing Is
more to be dreaded than what they
call tho Rat 10 the Statue 7" The
Emperor not understanding the allie.
CORY, II Chi explained IL to him
"You know, sir" said he, 'tbat IL is
common practice to erect statues
to the genius Of the place /; these stat.
ues are Of wood, hollow within, and
painted without. If q rat gets into
one Of them one docs not know how
to get him out One dares not make
use of fire, for fear Of burning the
wood ono cannot dip IL into water,
for fear of washing of the color so
that the regard one has for the statue
saves the rat that has got into IT,"
We have plenty Of rats in "the
statues" Of this country--both State
and National.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22


Editor Gazette and Comet IL
agree with you when you say the
world Is not finished. Indeed, | part.
ly agree with you that man has obly
recently tGeologically speaking), been
walking on bis hind legs. There is
room for Improvements yet, and preba.
bly, mankind may only now be in its
babybood. Get on The head of bar
rel the top of a mountain, or 90 up
a mile towards heaven in n balloon
aud hook down on men, women and
things In bird's-eye view, aud you
must come TO this conclusion. ] am
not believer in Mahonet or Buddab,
bat find some admirable things In
each TO contrast with what is conven.
tionally called Christianity. For In
stance, Sir, here is an item, / pre-
sumo, going the rounds, since | find
1t in your paper
Travis, the man OF many wives, Ia now
In custody In Jsnesville, Wis. The editor
Of q paper saw the ainoteus individual,
and instead Of the handsome gentleinanly
rascal that he expected 10 see. he says he
beheld q half witted. insignificant spooney,
whom he should suppose would have great
difficulty In persuatllng even one woman
TO marry him.
have always regarded the mar.
rage ceremoney as Christian ordi.
nance--a Divine command. The man
who takes the vow and breaks IL,
should be tried for purjury, not for
having several wives. What is par.
tioularly degrading and objectional to
my seq, Is the loose, careless and vul.
gar comments of the press, in all such
cases, preludieial TO us and baneful In
its effects on society. No one has o
word of kindness or any touch Of pity
for her whose reputation is murdered
by your accomplished villain in high
life, who makes boast Of his con
quests, or your hypocritical knave
who creeps into society under tho
doorway Of some church sdi6oe. and
outrages its most holy ordinances. -
Who performs this solemn rite of
marriage, and how is IL doneY From
the Esquire TO the Judge and all with.
out restraint on their actions. Were
they made responsible for their official
acts, then there would be fewer items
like the above floating about for vul.
gar comment. ! need not ask you to
look at the statistics Of vice abroad,
or at home in the commercial centsrs
Of the New World, where there should
be better things. I need not say that
legislation IL wanted on this subject,
because 10 Is one beyond the ken Of
ordinary law makers Public opinion
with which every man and woman
has TO do, must correct the evil ere
we fall back into tho degraded posi-.
ton, from which we came at the birth
Of Christ. Yours,
CYNTHIA.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

A LUCKY PoLIf1cIAN.-MiIton s.
Latham, the newly elected Senator
from California, seems TO have been
"born to good luck" He is now
but thirty-fve years of age, and
has held the following important
Offices /: Having migrated from
Ohio TO California, he was, in 1859
elected one Of the representatives
n Congress, from that State. Fail
ng in a reelection, he was APP
pointed by President Pierce, Col
lector Of Customs at San Francisco
which post he occupied for three
years. Two years after his re-
tirement he was elected, in Sep
tcmber last, Governor Of Califor
MIA, and Immediately thereafter as
United States Senator, in place Of
Broderick. This has been singu-
larly successful political career.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22


Decay OF MEXICAN CirlFs.1A
citizen of Mexico, who was born
and brought mp in that country,
has recently travelled through the
most populous part of Il, and gives
the result Of his observations as
follows:
The city Of Mexico has lost its
prestine beauty, and to-day II feels
the evils of civil war more than
any other city in the country. 1ts
streets are dirty, it's buildings di.
lapidated +; the people unsettled,
aud martial law, approximating to
mob law, rules supreme. Indeed,
we need not stop at the city of
Mexico TO speak of its dissolution,
but departing from the gates, and
proceeding down the National
Road through Puebla, Jalapa and
other intermediate villages, which
once appropriated to civilization
and thrift, nothing now is TO be
seen but the most conclusive evi.
dences of the utter poverty brought
about by the existing state of pol
itical affairs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

NEw York Cry CIocK.-Tho New
York correspondent of the Mobile
Mercury writes:
Our City Hall clock has been Sc.
lcoted. IL is masterpieces. ! don't
believe any tower clock in the
world exceeds il. II was made by
Sperry & CO., for $4,000. The dials
are imported and cost 81 900. The
corporation have already appropri-
ated $4,000. ! suppose they will
vote the extra thousand bye and
bye. Hoe tprcss maker), Savage
(watoh) Allen (steam boiler), were
+. appointed a committee to examine
this great clock. The report as fol.
lows: I'VE have seen many clocks,
and feel compelled to say that we
have never seen better tower
clock or any moro admirably adapt.
cd to the purpose required than
the Sperry clock" This report is
madcto the street commissioners
to-day. The clock was originally
made for the cathedral at Montreal
at the price Of 9l,0Q0 sterling.-
The funds could not be raised, and
hence it is for sale to the city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

I6~ The Dubuque Herald says
that q Mr.. Walter had commenced
smelling at the Eagle Foundry in
that city with o view Of extract
ing silver from lead ore by a new
and economical process. lie has
been at work for some time, and
has forwarded specimens to the
amount Of $25 to Philadelphia, and
it was their pronounced to be Of q
superior quality.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

A CRYsrAL HieHwAY.--The Mis-
sissippi river is now the great high.
WY Of travel. Teams from the
Minnesota Valley come down on
the ice, and vehicles going below
tiavel on the bard crystalized aoor
Of the Mississippi Every day we
notice parties on the river trying
the relative speed of their Dsgs.--
81. Paul Miunesofian.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22


paEssuRg OF GAs.---The pressure
at which gas ought to be consumed is
a point of considerable importance ;
for IL the amount Of pressure be high,
the gas will burn with roaring noise,
aud will be consumed wastefully--
whereas If IL be low, the fish tail and
bat's.wing flames will not be sufficient.
ly spread out, aud the light will be
dim and smoky. Good judges have
expressed the opinion that gas ought
to be delivered 10 the public at not
less than half an inch Of water press.
ure-tbis being considered by them
as the best pressure at which gas can
be consumed. II is also a matter Of
importance that the pressure at which
gas is supplied to the burner, should
be as uniform as possible; for II at
one time the pressure Is great, and at
another low, the burner requires con.
slant attention, in order that the
flames shall be.of one uniform height.
Experiments have been made to dc.
termine the rate at which gas burns
under different pressures, and from
the results thus obtained, 10 is con.
cluded in general way, that by doub-
ling the amount Of pressure, the con-
sumption Of gas is increased by about
half. II has been observed that there
are certain constant relations between
tho specific gravity Of gas--tbat is,
its goodness--and the pressure Mt
which il is burnt, and the time requir-
ed to consume il, provided jet be used
Of given size and care be taken that
| the flame is Of given height. These
relations are as follows: First, the
consumption Of gas in given time is
as the square root Of the pressure, and
consequently, the time required for
the consumption Of equal volumes is
inversely as the square root of the
pressure second, the specific gravity
Of the gas is also inversely rs the
square root Of the pressures.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

b1-Forney's Press ssys Our friends
may rest assured that the editor Of the
Press regards his journal as far mo re
important than any public position,
and that he will To il look at all times
as the main object Of his personal and
political ambition.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
Not TO have q hand IN Il.


II IL generally agreed that the
Union Is to be saved again, after
the clownish performances of POI
liticai ballet-.dancers IL over but
II appears from The signs Of the
times that there is already deal
Of jealousy on the subject, and a
disposition 30 narrow down the
number of Union savers, so as to
have but few to divide the honors,
and share tile profits with. The
battle is to be fought on tliis side
Of the line, and the chivalrous Soeth
IL TO be overrun with great Cap
taiDs, so soon M the smoke of the
battle is over. VIII they not be
suitably rewarded for this patriot
10 service 7 VIII they not be
Toasted and toasted drunk, over
the richness Of the spoils Yea
verify. They are even now eau.
cusing over the subject, and dvid-
ing among themselves what Is
supposed 60 be the property of n
free people. The great Democrat
10 party must do the saving, or
rather arrange the terms upon
which the Union Is 10 be saved.
after its handsome efforts TO dis
solve Il aud others will not be
forbidden to vote the tickets Of
the caucus, but will not be allowed
TO participate. We are very much
pleased indeed to notice the fact
that tho Ibervillians had q great
Democratic meeting the other day,
and passed preamble and series
Of resolutions shutting the doors
on all untractable democrats, and
their sworn friends the borrid oath
bound Know Nothibgs. They are
not TO be invited in, even TO take
seats and play the part of silent
spectators. They will not be pro-
hibited from voting yea to al the
resolutions, and edicts; but they
must not say no to any proposition
requiring an affirmative answer,
under pain of being kicked beyond
the democratic boundry lines, and
beyond the influence of redemption
by holy water. Magnanimous
Democratic part--Wher's your
head 7 Where Is Your throne and
soeptre 7 Who In the man, or the
set of men that we may appeal to,
to know your will, that It may be
done barmoniously and unsteady 7
Let us not explode in ignorance
because we the people can dance I;
have danced and may dance again,
TO skillful touches of the Tyre or
the harp of o thousand strings.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
- Mr. Cburcb'sn Heart Of u

S6- Mr.. Church's" Heart Of the
Andes,n which has in Boston, crea-
ted a great Juror in the heart Of the
Puritan Commonwealth. Not less
than thirty thousand Persons visited
the picture during the brief period of
lis exhibition in Boston.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

say- The new statutes of Massachu.
setts make II obligatory upon The off
GERS Of every bank TO stamp aIl bad
bills offered them with the words "
counterfeit" altered" or" worthless
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

No. It is in contemplation by the
Legislature of Massachusetts to in
vite the Legislatures of Maine,
New York, Pennsylvania, Mary
land and Virginia, to visit Boston
ON the 22d of February.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

Iay- In the trial Of ex- Commission
er George Z. Durham, late Republi.
can State liquor agent Of Mass, the
indictment against him covers more
than 100 pages.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
The y.second.

Il is very fortunate thing for
us that our twenty-seoond IL not In
line with the twenty-second down
in the State Of Maine, and other
States, with which we can trace
no direct relationship, and have q
right to abuse. There ia a differ.
ence in'time as well ~ place, and
TO this circumstance we may az.
cribe The want Of q series OF reso.
lalions 10 celebrate the Twenty.
third for our twchty.second. Il IL
fair TO presume, many fine and fair
things will be said to-day IN prose,
aud verse to suit the latitude and
longitude Of the places In which
saidg but the nanue and fame Of
the Great Man whose birth we
commemorate, can never be up.
propriated TO a narrow limit. The
name Of Washington is canon
lied in the worlds history I, his
fame the property of all mankind.
Would that stlis could be felt more
by the people, aud talked Of lees.
We stand sadly In want of such
mea now as laid determination stone
Of the Republication Of few words,
and fixed principles men who do
not worship the golden calf alone,
or seek popularity for pecuniary
benefit. Where are theyY Echo
answers-long drawn out where
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22


EwLetter Rip informs the fdro.
cate that two Know Nothings, will
come TO the Democratic Convention
which will assemble here on the 8
pfoxo There will be large mum.
Der leave after the business IL ov.
cr, though they will learn several
things, of which they may take
away notes. This will make them
wiser Know Nothings than they
were before; butno the less Know
Nothings for that. A very pleas.
ant time il anticipated, as the
cards are all marked and numbered
by an invisible hand. II any jump
tho game, we promise them no
sympathy, before hand, and they
need expect no division of ben bans
which all may have by hanging to-
gether.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

To- Col. Sprague has declined
the nomination for Governor ten
dercd him by the Conservative
Convention held in Rhode Island.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
STATE OF IoDIsIANA-psrisb Of gss

STATE OF JOU1s1ANA-Psrisb Of East
Baton Rouge-sixth judicial District
Court-In the matter Of the Succession
of SARAH A. WADDiLb, deceased No. 4e7
E-Probste.
" HEREAS, II. r. Waddill. has this
w day fled in said Court an account
Of his Administration Of the Estate Of
Sarah Ann Waddill, late Of said Parish,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons in
teiested to show cause within thirty days
from the FIRST publication 81 said Notice
should not be approved bomolgats and
made the Judgment Of the Court.
Given under my hand, and seal Of said
Court ct Baton Rouge, this goth day
Of February, A. d. 1850.
fsb22 JOS. NEPHLER,
Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
SPRING SUPPLflsS.
sPORTsMEN,s ATTENTION

r. CALLED 70 ths fact that for tbe next sixty
j days we will recsivs orders for guns b. be made
In England during the summer.
Orders will be rsoeive from responsible par.
ties for gnBs Of any size, length, bore or price,
from forty 10 two hundred dollars. These guns
will he manufactured for rs and imported by as
and sold nj New York prices
Our stock Of guns now on hand viii be sold out
81 very lev prices.
M0NTAN q malta.
fsb1I3rd Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

THE undersigned respectfully solieiss Or
4 defs from builders and the public gen
orally, for seasoned tongued and grooyed,
square roofing, both yellow pine and oy,
press=slso Sash, Doors, Blinds. Ceiling,
Rough yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory
Ash, Yellow Poplar aud GUN, ali Of which
will be furnished ct the lowest prices.
FRANK HUdUET.
feb93 Third street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

r OsT.-On Friday morning a string Of Coral
II AID Gold Beads with q Gold Dollar attach
ed. The fsdsr WIN please leave u a. this once,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

GREEN MEATs.-2ooo pounds Of Bulk
NJ Shoulders, just received and for sale by
fsblG JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
WHEN YOU KILL

X/oUR HOGs--be sure TO send to Montan q
l Matta's and get one Of their cylindrical
twenty four bladed Meat Cutters.
MOSTAx a MkTTh,
dses Hardware Corner.