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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
sADphERY AND HARNESS.
t. GOYAUX,

Thir,i street, Bstcp Rcpse. ba,
xytoubp respectfully inform his friends and
wv the prbiic generally. that he has nov 81
hand-lust tacelvel--a vary superior stock NJ
sApnLEs-M bnss and Lady's. Csttlsee,
pssgr, tart, bray andwaern Harness Nsiisesj
,.vpat haas. psials nitts, S,lftups. Spurs ssd
WARS, Traces, flames and Blind-ffidisss
-Atsu-g
large stock efmatsrisls, for making. mend
iss and repairing.
promptly aiied NJ the invest cash prices,
,,tb-y ri I|EfH &. gptAuN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
CLOTH q VELVET CLOAKs.

4 HAVE Just received smother assortmsnt Of
L Cloaks, Tslnas and busters, also large lot
o., Misses sad Childsen. am nov prepared 20
show these foods TO advantage, having htted up
my Clothing room fer that purpose.
sep2l W d. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
pnsr AuaERa,

As tNDisfhs knl,E Labor saving Machine fpr
n Planters. tr bore 2 and inch bules, ~ sale
~ tARuuirn q bANUtEs
l.reif. Ce. Lafayette q flufiss ats
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
no I,rlJ.nEl,s.

NTv STOCK Of naiidinE Materials is oifered--
Nl feeling confident they will mud suet gueslf
Ne viii be desirable locks % evety description
Bolts, taiehes. Ioisted screws, nrads. finishing
Nsils, uinges, store Door batches, ~.
mes2i FRANK uuGrET,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
cAuf A WAGON HARNESS.

FuLii ssspttmsn, ~ Collars. Hsnies, pllnd
" priaies, Oar, psserhinr, Cart Saddles. sson
Harness, rtace Uh,ins, etc. which We vhet ~
,neiersfe prices ..-........ ..,.,,.
is.is bAhdUlhN haNoch.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

Iusr received per ship Iiofl.on;ts ccils gtsss
i Rrps. asserted, frer Clothes Lire ~ steam.
S,s,is liable al bAPatilEn a. bANoUE'a
n.,1o Hardware Rstsblishrieri
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
FRUIT CANS.

rI'tipsE wishing 10 preserve their fruits f,r
winter. ran slwsEs he Supplied Nth eans
hetinetieslly sealed. 1T
surle LARuufFH ttvUur's.
Corner Lafayette and Floriis sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
ItItsssi RUGS

~ AMERICAN. Ensl'sb and Brussels mana
" factrte. o. ~ sizes sra arsli'ies, sp,ru,
Whirh ste .pfne representing tire richest srener
lee n on Paintings. 't,iEht them ats verl
low hgute and will sell them accordingly
rotit q EfwpS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

nrrswAx sni itrnav, Hst whish We will per
ID the highest n,efte. r,lee. 800.
snsye. " HhuDh a 20.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

STATE on IDUIstANA-Paf Parish Of East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court--BARRFtL q Co., vs.. JoHs G..
EIptR- No. 1855. ... ..
nY VIRTUE ofa writ Of seizure and sale
ID Issued in the abovs entitled and nam
bsrsd cause, and 10 me directed from ths
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge and
State aforesaid. have siezed and will offsr
at public sale, in front Of the Court Hopss
door If said Parish, in the city Of Baton
Rouge. on
SATURDAY, the atb d.y Of February
next. A. D.. 1850. NJ II O'Clock. A. NJ. ~
said day. all the right, title. interest and
claims Of the defendant. John &. Elder, in
and 10 this following described moftgaged
property, to witt
The Scotland Plantation, situated in this
Parish, East Baton Rouge, ut about Eve
miles from the city ~ Baton Rouge, on the
Mississippi river, which plantation IL com
posed Of The following three tracts of land,
to wit. first-co tanning twelve hundred
aud twenty arpents, less six scres front on
the Mississippi rivsr. by sixty in depth,
reserved by Alfred a. Williams, on the
lower side If said tract Of 1920 arpents, ad-
Jfthtth 'fHof 'hifSf ~ pt-~brrl'h " ffNTt
A. Williams. Second Another tract Of
land known M Tho Rhea Tract con
tanning five hundred and seventy-tvo
acres, with ali tho rights Of Alfred A.
Williams TO the swamp land Adjacent
thereto. And Third - Another Naet Of
land adjoining thereto on the North Of the
Rhes tract, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, more or less, being tho re-
mainder Of the Quay tract which several
tracts Of land were purchased by Alfred
a. Williams, Of the Parish Of West Baton
Rouge, in his individual capacity from the
estate Of Louis Grey Sterling, on the 9Th
December, 1855, aud sold BY the said Alfred
A. Williams to the defendant John @. ~
der. on the 18th December, 1856, with the
reservation as IS expressed above.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy the amount Of
Judgment, interest and costs, claimed in
the above entitled and Numbered cause,
upon the following terms and conditions,
70 wit; For CASH, with the benefit Of
appraisemeDt.
jsn4fs Nv. BABIN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
TOn A TOLE Or ONI. EIEgrII.

DElSONS who have corn ~ their own
j growing, and wish 10 exchange 1t for
meal. Tor their own use, can do so at the
Mil Of the undersigned subject tn Tole
ef ono Fifty. JOSHUA BEAB.
ort9l.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
n 4 SIS AND IRON GaSTING
FORGING AND COPPER sNiTuiNG.

speclai attention VII be given % ealldlss
ROLLERS and repairing all manner 81 srEAN
ENGINES. MILLS, GINS and ether Machinery.
Az description Of Rrsss work for Engines and
other purposes either on hand or made 20 order.
Building Materials aud steam Engines offfom
three 90 Que Hundred and Finy liorse Power,
furnished ~ sbast nassee.
DfLACRolx, pRozGREy a Co,
Convention street, between Third and Main,
eepao FfE BATON Rouge. la.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of East
Baton Rouge sixth ibdieial District
Court In the matter Of the Succession
~ ABst r. kErr, deeessedENo. Sos,
Probate.
DY VIRTUE ofa commission issued in
I'D the above Succession ard 20 me direct
ed from the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Court. IN end for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and state aforesaid. Will offer ~
public sale. IN front ~ the Court House
doot, in said parish. IN the City Of Baton
Rouge, on
SATURDAY. the 4,h day Of February
next, A. ~, 1850. at II o'clock A. NJ. ofsaid
isy. the property hereinafter, set forth
and described. belonging 10 the Succession
Of Abel r. Kent, late OF said Parish, de
ceased. b. wit.
A certain tract Of land Or plantation
wherein the deceased last resided m said
parish, on Little Sandy Creek. ct about
twenty FIVE miles from the city If Baton
Rouge. containing two hundred goo sctes
more or less. together with al the BALD
ings and improvements thereon.
Also, another tract Of land lying about
one mile from the sbovs destfibed tract.
North West direction. aud containing two
hundred acres more or less.
Upon the following terms and eoudi-
tions ~ wit For one fourth cssh and
the balance on credit q one, and two
years from the day Of sale, in sqnsl On
stalllneAts, With mortgage retained and
security furnished ~ fhs satisfaction ~
the sdfninisirat1r.
jana II. v. BABlN. Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
CEMENT. PLASTER AND HAIR.

IN sTOaE ana FOR sale bv
' iune9g BAhHrE y BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
81 arr OF tnrtsFAnA P.,ish ntr

STETE OF bDVfsfANh - Parish Of Fast
Pston Roree-Sisti Judicial District
COMP EhviRs iIhtHBr. Adnipisi,.triy,
va, HrrRr CARL, and others No. sOtT
nF VIRTUE ~ = siit ~ seizure and ssle
~ issued in The sl,ove entitled end pum
be,si eause. and ~ ne directed from the
Hon. Sixth Jade,sl Distiiet court. in end
fbt the Parish Of Fast Bstoh H6uve end
State sfcresaid, have seized and will cier
At public ssls. IN front ~ The Court House
door ~ said perish, IN the city 81 Baton
ROupe. on
SATURDAY. the ssh deg ~ February
next, A. D. 1850. st n o'elock AN. Cfssid
day. hll the right, title, interest, and
claims ~ The dehsisnts, Ifenfy Carl end
others. IN sri to the following described
inoriReRed property. ~ wit
a certsip tract or parcel cf land situated
IN this parish, East bssbh Rcege, fronting
or the Mississippi fivef about twelve miles
above TIE cisy II Baton Rspge. ksowh ss
the ".shermsn Tract" being the =. W
ftse. snd :. Y. free. 4 and N. y. 4 cf
free. 10 in r. 6. South ~ u | and 3 West.
in the Greensburg District, beusied on
the North BY the Sweeney tract Of land.
containing Thiee Hundred and Twenty
scres. together With al the buildings aud
fHiffpf'ftNNt7 Vt I''f WIZ NHtNfNs fTFTFf wv
following named slsres. 70 wit
TOM aged ahcnt thirty nine 1872 yrs,
DAN, aged about twenty me I 9i) prs,
Seized 10 rsy sna satisfy the amount ~
Judgment. interest end ebsts elsined IN
the above entitled and nuusbered esu-e.
upon the following terms and conditions,
10 wit For CASH. in the sim ~ Two
Thousand and Seventy -six ssllg0 Dollars,
s207G S. 1000 with interest 81 the rate cf
eight per cent per aDnHm from Augnst
LIST. 1851; upon the sun II Eve liundfed
and Eighty-s IS 100 bellsfs, 1855 ss).
With the like interest on the sum 81 Seven
funded and Forty Ave 10-1DO Dollsrs,
(143 l0D, from January lath, 1855, and
With the LIKE interest on the like sutn frefa
January ~, 1856; and on credit 10 the
18th day Of Jsnusry, 1850. to meet snd
satisfy the. further demspd 81 the plaintiff.
~ Seven Hundred and Forty kvs Dollars,
with eight per cent. interest thereon from
January 18th /, 1850, and pstsble January
14th 1860. H. W BAbiN' Sheriff
jana 1850. 4 .
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
HsONs fYOfhing.

NAVE jest opened ~ NY New stpts an Main
u street. very large assortment ~
uONs AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
all ~ which selected ffur ans NJ the argass
stocks IN the eitY Of New ysrk--every garment
i warranted a. NJ we'll and give satisfaction, as
they are made ~ ~ parties Who devote their ~
tenton 20 that branch n business alone. perfect
~ "an be had for hoys from - ~ yaafs Old.
sspl W f. PliILttPs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

4 AnrEs AND MISSES winrE AND aRwy
IL Leghorn Flats, also Children's Tssseled
hats. 90 be dispossd Of At reduced prices. al
JuueQs. rHE PEOPLES sroRE,
Cor. Lafayette and Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
SILKS.

OUCH AS Moire Antique. Flounced, &c,
- iust received aud for sale at
doc4 N. O. CHEAP STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

0S DOZEN YsDkss and Kentucky pait~rb.
I'd msy2i YEA5R HUguEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
SO u Il III r m
ENTERrRlsE MACHINE WORKS

mus undersigned would respectfully inform
Planters. Mschlnists, Engineers and the
pahitc In general, tina, they have opened Ma.
CilNE SlloP and are now ready 20 execute In
the best snnef With rromrtness and psnctuali
~, any Mind 81
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as Swiss Collars, and
IL sets Of Swies aud Nainsoek Muslin, al the
iowest city cash prizes, at
juue5a. TnE PEOPLES STORE,
Chr. Lafayette aud Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
FOR THE MILLIoNi
GREAT 4TTRA GTfONS
-at rus-
CHEAP STCHEi
coz. Laurel .nd Tbi,d SEE.

GOODS AT CITY CASH PRICES !
rus SUBSCRIBER takes This method NJ IN.
FORMING The citizens If rsst and West na4
ton Rouge aud the prhlic IN general. that le has
iusi returned ftom the city, and u nov prepared
70 niFsr ths best assortment. mbs, complete add
Desirable stuck %
AMEnIrAN Ann r0nEtGN
FANCY AND STAPLE oar GOODS ;
Gents. Youths and Boys Cl1thingI
DO d. Do Undergraduates
Do d. DO Hats mud rsps.
House Furnsiirs ana Plantation Articles. ever
before Trough, 90 the Louisiana Capitol. The rtn-
ripal portion ~ which having heen bought fot
rssh. be feels confident IN asserting that he ean
ufpf
SUUu IvDUC EuENTs
ruf easily 20 10 attempted ny any other sisiilsf
Institution .his side ~
MASON AND 5lNoN's liNE,
An carly rail- and thorcush essmirst ton pf
nv extensive assortment ~ indispensiblps is
sperthilly solicited NJ .. siuoN,
oet2i At The uapl'sl Uhsap Store
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

I HAVE irst received three Pianos <rss7Ess-u
! siar afic'utei ~ hTh,e BfsA 49, ft@H
bury, New York. ~ superior qfslityft
srd nrish ahd slsr me pianr. Messfs T.. kB.
Pianos are warranted 70 stsnd The ssathera CA.
inate het'sf thsn any tthef msds IN The Western
states. theg speqk 'bf themselves and srust be
s..n nj compared with Nfhets 7 sell the same
ri rfsnufscturers prices with expenses ~ freight
sud i'issfsnee adheH " The same
IHBDDURE gUiibMANN,
Wstehmaket aud sewetet,
novt Lafayette stree, heat Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06
v. uErpE 4 co.'s DRuc sTonE
nnAnpiEs ANn WINES.

ME now havA r. store iitniisd supply ~
w Dld Brandies ard Wines, expressly M
rreHisirsi purposes
uavis.. v. HFBDB 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

DoMADEs- In SIN esns, seoed sscek on
I hand, assorted hsvcts.
novi5 HEUDE n 60.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

CwFET THINGS just received 900 lbs !.
- assorted gum Drops in FIVE and ten
pound boxes .......
nbv1b V! HFUUE n 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Yes.
Baton Ronks Sixth Judicial District
Court. IN The Succession Of Mrs. L6uis-
lana ~ BgATsER. deceased. No. SIS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-06

DUTAslt IN two. sis end twelve pound
enns. we have large stock cn hand
and make liberal discount when sold nv
nusn,ity v HEUBE n 60.
C'OME Ar LAsT-lS rtoss Bathett's
~ celebrated Cocosne for the bair. now
IN store ~ v. tEUDF y CO.'S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

W1NTER.-For near three weeks
the weather has been very mild, the mer-
curry seldom 10 deg. below freezing
point and the snow gradually disappear
ing under the warm sun shine. In the
beginning Of this winter,it appeared -.as if
we were to have one of the Minnesota
winters talked of in the East. Thcrmom-
cter has three times indicated 40 below
and once 43. Yet no one suffers except
in case Of great exposure. Folks atten-
ded to their out door busincss-c children
went to school, cattle stepped about, and
everything went as merry as marriage
bell. We are glad to have SEEN the col
dest wea9her we en- ever expect to have ;
and know that the people suffer less from
cold than VIC have known them do in
Kentucky when the mercury was S deg.
below freezing point. There is absolute
ly no sickness. With a population one
third Of whom came here with diseased
lungs every body is we'll, and doctors have
nothing to do.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
Just as,,We ,Expeeted:--Senato
! oa Andrews. { -

Our gallant Senator whose prefs, sions
of love $r ths"den people" rang Chr ugh-
out the district previous to the election,
has already forgotten more than one of
his pledges.
Hc had the mpaggnanimity few days
since to vote that the oppressed taxpayers
should pay, upon the certificates Of the
representatives, an interest Of seven per
cent, while the other creditors Of the
State arc obliged to take the principal
when they get it. exclusive. ofiaterest.
~. A few days since, as We are informed by
aletter from one of his associates, during
the consideration of a memorial to congress
for a liberal Homestead law. Senator
Andrews vehcmcntly opposed the appli-
cation Of its benefits to present settlers
upon public lands, and proposed that. it
should only apply to such parties as chose
hereafter to select homes in the Vest
Magnanimous Senator!!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
That Surveyor lGeneralship.

1 Some of'our tricnds arcstronblcd about
our article on CHS subject; and think il
shows orig insonsibilty 81 tho, iptsnd ed
insult of Robertson ind nthe kind md
prompt defence ~ MI. AsEcoMnE and
the Mi"nesotian and Tlmcs.. TO the
first part of the charge VIC plead guilty.
We cannot imagine any act of one of
these Generals Or Coloncls in the army
of American womcnwhippcrs to- which
we could feet anything but Indifference
50 long as they do us no bodily injury
aud let our office alone. Certainly nene
Of them can insult US, for We hold their
masters responsible for their acts, and
throw their barking in, with the common
account to be settled with the Slave OIL
garchy Of this Union, but We are sorry
to be thought ungrateful to our friends
and glad to sec they do not look upon
the matter in this light as the M;nncso-
tian and Times copies our article, en-
tire. Mr.. SEcoMBE is gentleman for
whom We have great respect apart from
all thought of personal friendship
lie is man Of fixed and high toned
principles, of warm sympathies, of great
force, and moral courage leading to
recklessness. The ouly fault We have
ever heard ascribed to him is an earnest.
ness in advocating what he believes to be
right which sometimes leads him into
bitterness. All:unitc in ascribing to him
these sturdy qualities of carncstness, in
tegrity and ability and We arc not bit
troubled about being in debt to him and
the Mimmesotian and Times. They be-
long to that class to whom it is pleasant to
owe an obligation. - IT,:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
Suborning the Press.

"A: friend sends us. a marked. copy Of an
Io*: paper (which is & ri ing; much ado
about. Mr. spreul siaborainS the P;on:
eese Rsns?cro$ Gig K;'osie and H;Hde,:
SON Deniocrai and other demsdcrdtid bapers
to appeal to the vanity and ambition Of
Gov. WISE; and urge the political services
Of Gov. WILLARD, to obtain the pardon
of Cook. We fail to see how any one
with a human heart in his bosom, could
blame Gov. WILLARD for doing every
thing in bis power to save his brother, or
any body for>helping him. AS for appeal
ing to W1sE's vanity, that is SPONTANEOUS
with appealing to WISE. IF our demo
cratic presses never do anything worse
than this, they will be dangerously near
perfection. "''' W -, go
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
and gets up considerable ado, in a

and gets up considerable ado, in a
small way: for Mrs. ANN S. STEPHENS
replying to VICTOR HUGO cuts a sorry
figure compared to Mrs. Cn1LD answering
Gov. WISE; but it is another woman med
ding in politics., which makes us little
anxious to know what the world is coming
Mrs. STEPHENS writes in The Suites
IL Onion, one Of the leading political Or
gans at our National Capitol, which thus
gives its sanction to this feminine med
ding i'll things purely political.
Verify, the world docs move!
We should be glad Mrs. STEPHENS
would continue discussing politics, wheth-
or on the right or wrong side she, vindi-
Gates great principle; and this is better
than corrupting tho morals Of the young
by writing licentious tales, Of beautiful
ladies who leave husbands and children to
clopc with wealthy paramours, make for
tunes in the trade, return to astonish the
natives with their airs, graces and mag
ni6ccncc, when they "live in peace and
die in an apothccaries pot Ct grease.
Her most noticeable work, prior to this
V,croR HUGO letter, is hovcl of this
description, which We would no more have
in our library than the entire works Of
EUGENE SUE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
A Neat Sell.
L i:NaEE. :,

One day, after an exciting contest be
tween Spread Eagle and Doctor Syntax,
a little fellow with sharp physsiognomy
offered to bet ono hundred dollars that he
could run halfa mile on foot; and beat
any trottinS' horse in harness, provided
the driver would drink pint Of ale
from the word 'sso, giving him thatuuoh
start to- begin with. v g4Ts
The knowing ones in horsecraf knew
there was catch somewhere, and nibLled
at the tempting offer suspiciousiy@ Again
and again was the little fellow called upon
to repeat the particulars of the bet. The
horse wise shook their heads: asAti' list
one Of them, the Solomon, of The 1tsrf,.
thinking he SUE the po;nt, and tho hun:
dred dollars safe5 in, his ovpz peketJ: NO
ccpted the challenge The terms we're
he to sit in his sulkey, reins in hand. :
The challenger to bring him agpint Of ale
from the ncig hboTiag tarvcrn-good ale
no mixture IN ar an orrdihary pint mug.
The little fellow at the Tord a"goY'.t to
hand him the mug of ale and fdn: - Al
undcrstood-moncy up-"b'ing forth the
horse" The horse 9asg bpssSht; "in
truth he was noble stecd." Solomon
gets into The s,Akcy4 st1dnsjM Ea tn
hand--and now the >ittlen fsllav, brings
the ale, from the tqEye9 il il ~ ordinary
pewter mug Expectation is wrought up
to the highest pitch; ut the aeta 'i"bo1"
he hand" S,A thf M '5 ~ th ' R32d'e' to
All eyes wcrcnnow upon t,eIdrivcr, for
the,c; tks secret isr us DIFF ythea tt'nk.
off the frroth, and says to his shncaafcst
friend .T''H'%f sa1 satF
:"Bill, run and get some ice!T this ale
is as hot as blazes -
It is said the little fcfow1 lW tho first
quarter post, turned q, sumnerset made
sundry Syratory motions with his thumb
and fingers at his rival, ram the last quar-
ter stretch, Dac4spartl., spd, Moe.v T.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

~ The TriJune almanac, for 1860,
i here, and ought to be in every family.
It is a curiosity for the extent and mi
nntei,ess Of the information it has COM
pressed into its pages. The Constitution
IF Tie U. s:---of6cial returns Of ait the
State and Territorial elections classified
lists Of the Members Of Congress-
eeedings Of Congress on the Homestead,
aud Foreign Slave Trade-Astronomical
calculations and Cahnders for the year
a collection Of humorous anecdotes, and
other what-nots. Price, 10 cts. per copy;
sl.0o per dozen; 800 per hundred.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26


vs. The Minnesota Democratic State
Convention met at St. Paul on the 18th,
talked two days, and elected as Delegates
to Charleston, Geo. L. Becker, Willis A.
German, AN. F'ridley, F. T.: siblley,
A. J. Edgcrton, WV. Phelps, j. Trav-
erse Rosser, and j. NJ. Cavanaugh. The
action of the Convention is generally, re-
garded as Buchanan triumph, and as
committing the party fully to the extern
sion Of Slavery into all the Territories
and States Of this Union, in defiance OF
the wishes Of the people.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

Gen. VAN CLEyE, Of Long Prairie,
called upon us few days ago in fine health
and spirits. He lives 60 miles North
West of st. Cloud, has been there four;
years, his family has varied from twelve to
fourteen, has had an average of 40 head
Of horses and cattle, never needed ply
sician and never had sick animal.
Mrs. VAN G. has just returned from
New York bringing the infant son of their
daughter the deceased wife Of 'doesticks."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

q We are indebted to the managers Of the
Pittsburgh Art Association fora compli-
mentary ticket to their Holiday Exhibi-'
ton. 1t .is a most welcome; token Of
remembrance from those IN whose esteem
We would fain hold place; and q valued
mcmento Of the dear, old, Smoky City 50
steadily advancing in wealth and:prosperity
the city which gives to her sons and
daughters. alike, the advantages of a lib
eral education, at the public expense