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The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

VIM. HA1Tn KILLED.-As this gentleman,
in company with two others, was at work on
Monday, the 2nd instant. in the old Clark
claim on Wisconsin Hill, portion of the
dirt overhead fell killing him Instantly
He was young man. 23 years of age, and
As we are informed, the party were working
a "breast" Of fifteen feet in width and with
out having props under any portion Of the
excavation. This was certainly very careless,
to say the least. Miners should be more
careful in work of this dangerous character.
A CURIosl1Y.-Mr s. W. Lowell has pre-
sented us with a limb of an apple tree, taken
from his orchard, which is a rare curiosity.
The limb is about four feet long, and about
midway of it is cluster Of apples number
ing sixty'four, and growing within the length
of nine inches on the limb. They are as
closely packed as bunch of grapes.
EVENING MIRRoR.-This is the name of a
new Laily paper recently started at San Fran
cisco, hy Messrs Daggett, Rutherford e.
Foard. 1t is in quarto form, and is filled
with interesting reading matter. We are
indebted to the publishers for a copy of
their new issue. r
purchased this we'll known establishment as
will be seen by his advertisement in another
column. We are indebted to Henry for a
bottle Of excellent champagne.
BELL AND EVERETT PoLr.-The friend.
Of these gentlemen have procured very
pretty pine pole which they intend to erect
on the Plaza in Auburn. Although the
friends of Bell 4 Everett in "lhese parts
are not numerous, still they are spunky
and seemed determined 10 make fight.
One HUNDRED GUNS ANY How.-A friend
writes US that report was taken to Virginia
the other day, that telegraph news had been
received that Breckenridge had been nom
mated for President and Davis, for Vice.
In the language Of our informant sim.
mediate preparations were made for firing
salute, and soon party was seen on the
street, powder in hand, who proceeded to
fire hundred guns in dead earnest"
Alt hough the news received by our Vir.
ginia friends is premature, and the pow.
der burnt went for nothing, yet this "read-
iness," proves they are wide awake for the
coming campaign. ...
AUBURN ENCAMPMEN 7, No. 20, |. @. OF
o. F., was instituted by A. j. Lucas NJ. W.
Grand Patriarch assisted by II. M. Houston
R. w. Grand Treasurer, on Tuesday eve.
ming last. The following Officers were,
elected and installed: J. L. Browne, G. P.'
II. HAZEL, IL. p; 7. b. Harper S. w.
W. A. Johnson, Scribe; l. Davidson,
Treasurer, S. b. Woodin, J. W., T..
Jamison, S. Five new members initiated
the same evening, and the Scamp" bids
fair to be flourishing one.
lMPRovING.--Seven new fire-proof bricks
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

CALIFORNIA CULTURIsT.-This excellent
agricultural periodical has commenced its
third volume. 1t is an excellent work and
shonld receive generous support through
out the State.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

The famous case Of the two mothers and
t,.st,y htaA
sagaritv, has been matched in Rutland, w.,
where a woman charged another with steal
ing her child from the cradle She brought
suit for the baby, and the magistrate, after
hearing a good deal of conflicting testimony,
decided in favor Of the woman who cried the
most. That was, substantially, the judg
ment Of Solomon in the other case, and is
probably correct.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

New WooLES Mill Operators have al
ready left Lowell Mass, for San Francisco,
to meet the machinery which is soon expec
ted in the latter city for new wooen mill
to be erected there.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

Sayers and Heenen are giving sparrnr o
exhibitions in England.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

The sum of 1924, 900 was cast in double
eagles at the San Francisco Branch Mint,
last week
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

BUCKEYE IIoNEY.-Mr Lasselle took from
one of his bee.hives about one pound Of
honey, which he informs us, was made en-
tirelv from tie blossom of the buckeye; and
as there is much speculation abroad as to the
virtue of the buckeye to make honey from,
we will state, for the benefit of those engag-
ed in bee raising that Mr.. Lasselle has salts
factolily proven that from the buckeye the
most delicate honey can be produced. We
have tried it, and our Judgment is, that it is
as white, pure, and fine favored as we ever
saw or tasted Folsom Telegraph
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14
EMPIRE SALOON,
HENRY Nj. ISAACS.

\HE undersigned having purchtsed the in
Il terest of G. G. Davis in this saloon it will
be conducted Us usual at the old stand, opposite
the Telegraph Office. He will always Keep on
hand
The best Liquors and Cigars that can be
had in the place.
The house has always had this reputation and it
. will be kept up .,t
He will also keep on hand fresh Confectionaries
of oil kinds. and Preserved Can Fruits, Rasins,
Nuts &c, &c.
Also, Superior Brands of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
His articles will always consist of the best that
can be procured in the San Francisco market.
He will also keep on hand SeasOnable
supply of Fruit.
GSs-The undersigned invites the public to give
him call. HENRY NJ. ISAACS.
Auburn, July 14th, 1s6O.--my
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

JAMES f. HALE. HORACE SMITH
HALE & SMITH, Attorneys & Counsellors at
Ill Law, Auburn, Cal Office in the brick build
ing next door to George Willment's new store,
on the corner of Commercial and Court streets
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

SILVER MINES IN TULARE CoUNrY.-Messrs
Farley, Walden, and other members Of the
"Coso Mining Company" have arrived IN
Visalia for the purpose Of completing their
organization and filing articles of incorpo-
ration in this county They bring with them
nineteen different qualities Of ore from the
mines, to be assayed in San Francisco con,
ssting of gold, silver, copper, tin and lead
ores; all Of which is believed to be rch--
Assays have heretofore been made from the
groupings of one lead, which yielded up
wards of 1920 in silver, and $50 in gold.
Specimens Of the ore can be seen at this
office. Visalid Delta.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

Garibaldf has about conquered Sicily.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

lMPRovING.--Seven new fire-proof bricks
are about to be erected in Nevada City.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

STEAMER SoNoRA.-This steamer left San
Francisco on "Wednesday last with Sl,07l,-
1872, and two hundred and thirty passengers,
mostly men.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

The MARSH TRoVpE performed here on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings last to
very good houses. Master George Marsh
and Little Jenny seem to be the life of the
company. Our notion is that to see the
Marsh Troupe for an evening to kill time, is
well enough, but as for their acting "lhere
is nothing in it,"
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

C4UIIO.t--CONslME or RoSENBArxS Tlr.
TIERS are cautioned against the many count,rtei,s
now nfo0t in the market, and especially against
a cheap and worthless article called Roscucbrs
Bitters, put up in this city by Messrs. Turner's
Bros. with the uvowcd intention of preying on the
well-earned reputation OF RosenJaum's lltrs
us remedial agent in all cases of dysp psia and
similar diseases. The genuine Rosenbaum has
our name branded on each cork and our signature
on each label. n. B. JACOBS CO..
Proprieors.
Snnsomc street, corner Of Commercial street.
San Francisco.
Sold also by II. r. HAWKINS. Agent,
Apothecaries' Hall, Auburn.
July 14th, 1S60.--Gm
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

EMpIRE SALooN.-Ilenry NJ. Isaacs has
purchased this well known establishment as
will be seen by his advertisement in another
column. We are indebted to Henry for
bottle Of excellent champagne.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

Rich GOLD MINts.-We take the follow.
ing. says the San Andreas Independent, from
a private letter to citizen ofSan Andreas,
dated Pimo Villages, May 3lst:
There is considerable excitement down
here at present, on account of gold having
been found on the Rio Membres, about
three hundred miles east of here, and on the
stage road. Ned McGowan passed here to-
day on bis way to tho mines, lie showed
me letter from Phil Herbert to him, say
ing that the mines were very rich, and ad-
vising MCGOWAN to drop every thing and
come. lie says that the mines were as
good as they ever were in California One
gentleman in Tucson received letter from
a friend, telling the same story. One of the
station keepers has letter from one of his
friends advising him to come and make his
fortune. All the old picks and shovels in
Tucson are being hunted up, and are selling
for ten dollars and an ounce apiece"
The Overland Mail arrived on the evening
of the 9th July, bringing st. Louis dates to
July 18th.
Political Movements continue to absorb
attention. Great numbers were gathering
at Baltimore, and there would be at least
10000 visitors in that city when the Demo-
cratic Convention met " The Douglas and
anti Douglas feeling had intensified. Hon. C.
Gushing of Mass. was mentioned among other
candidates, the list including Seymour,
Guthrie, Dickinson, breckenridge, Lane, Da-
Wis and Hunter. ~ ~'tF'N'
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

Travel through Visala is rapidly increas-
ing-the stages arriving are loaded to over
flowing, and the hotel accommodations are
entirely insufficient to accommodate the
transient population. Business is lively and
on the increase. The new mining discove-
res of Mono and in the south eastern portion
of this county is creating quite an excite
ment in many portions # the State and
persons in search of sudden wealth throng
the roads-as we'll as families who are com
ing to settle on the fertile soil Of the valley
TisaLa Dclta.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

EVENING MIRRoR.-This is the name of a
new Laily paper recently started at San Fran
cisco, hy Messrs Daggett, Rutherford &
Foard. 1t is in quarto form, and is filled
with interesting reading matter. We are
indebted to the publishers for a copy of
their new issue.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14
JAS. ANDERSON.

----------------- ------------ E. W. HILLfi''
JAS. ANDERSON. Coup
A NDERsON ~ HlLLYER, AttorneyT,Sh tori ,y ,he Hoa
N sellors at Law; Office next 9;a doo. AuIurp
pital. E. W. Hillyer, Notary f"p'''' ~
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

CoNGREssIoNAL.-June 18th, in the house
Winslow made report from the minority
of the Covode Committee, declaring that the
object of that Committee was not TO ascer
tain the truth, but a mere trick to obtain
evidence to be used for partisan purposes.
The House has receded from its amend.
ments to the Homestead law, with but few
exceptions, which have been concurred in by
the Senate
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14
July 18th, 1860.

STATE OF G. CALIFORNIA i FOR {ss
I, Henry Gooding Clerk OF the Es,v",n - oo"ny and
cial District CO urt in and for salu nO to bes
State, do hereby certify the ioreeT'pb !" above en-.
true copy of the original summons nistrct Judge
maSe ie 1 oIqse he same, a now USV on file in my Office @
Is "ours cours Ills 1sth dsSy dsSyn2x9 gf 5ayi Syiesk a
1860. HENRY GOopl;Ss"' OI;s Wv
Tuttle & Hillyer, Attys. for Plain''n'
July 14th, 1S6O.-3m
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

RIO MEMBRIEs MINEs-In relation to
these mines, the discovery of which has ere.
ated considerable excitement in Arizona, a
gentleman in Tucson writes to a friend in
San Francisco, as follows:
"lhe intelligence lately received from the
Rio Membries is far from encouraging.-
Many are leaving the mines There is but
little mining going on for want of water
The richness of the new discoveries have
been greatly overrated, as the average pay
now proves to be but a few dollars per day
have given up all idea of going" t1'
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, S.

County OF PLACER. :, plaintiff.
1t appearing to me by affidavit y Oh raar n% Is5S,
that Defendant Simon Davidson, I'D 'ht yua,h han now
left California and went to Europe wne1S
is, and that his place of residence III n1'i action
not known to Plaintiff and that cau't - favor Of
exists against said Simon Dav'dson onsi -, in said
cause be served on Defendant Simon pavJIIdn M0,aIdn
by publishing the same in the PLACER n1'I Placer
weekly newspaper, published in AaSu'ni ,Su aiter % The
county: once q week for three months moisprS "lss'
date of this order. D. bn.-.-;at :. ;udre
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

BELL AND EVERETT PoLE.-The friend,
Of these gentlemen have procured very
pretty pine pole which they intend TO erect
on the Plaza in Auburn. Although the
friends of Bell Il Everett in "lhcse parts
are not numerous, still they are spunky
and seemed determined 70 make fight.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-14

The following suggestion of the Mariposa
Gazette is true, and should be needed by the
citizens of this county particularly:
1T is important for the people to look
well to the coming election for members of
the Legislature; because, at the next session
of that body, United States Senator is to
- 1. :, "nA ,,Hha, is of infinite more i'm
portance, the whole Legislative representa-
ton is to he reapportioned upon the basis of
1860. This will give rise to one of the mos,
exciting sessions ever witnessed in this State:
and if we desire to get fair show, we must
send our best men to both branches cf the
Legislature; men who can speak and act,
men who, from their abilities and character.
can command influence in the Legislative
halls. If we send mere dummies, who will
draw their per diem and vote aye and no,
we will stand about as much show for fair
of representation, as a feline
would in the internal regions without claws;
or male member of the bovine species
with his caudal appendage cur.ailed in fly
time" 'ai
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

SERIOUS hccIpEar 70 SENATOR
GRREN OF Missouri On the 9TH
instant, the Hon. James Green, on
his way 60 Waterloo, Mo, where
he was going TO make public
speech, was thrown from his bug.
CIV, by the horse running away. and
coming in contact with stump.
Mr.. Green was rendered inseusible
by the shock that he received, and
being alone, Il is supposed that he
lay upon the ground for some time,
when he was discovered by a pas
serby, who took proper care of him.
Mr. Green is severely ifnot serious.
~ hurt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
Shell TueLiua To,nt,s.

IMITATION aud Buffalo Horn, also n
! large assortment Of Goat and Hair
Brushes, Portmonnies. Cabss Work Boxes
aud Leather Bags.
sept25 y. CAPDEVIELLE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

THE New PLAEr. 49, Ob,errdtotv,
lI'a,h,ugton, September IL, 1860
Sir: A planet was discovered here
last Saturday night by Mr.. Ferguson
ut Oh. Ism. S.6s in 23b. 4m 81 5s.
of A. r., and 3 deg 22@. 81 9 sec.
south decliuation. IL was frat seen
by him the night previous, but the
observations were not conclusive "a to
its true character. This IL the Fifty.
ninth in the family Of asteroids, and
the third discovered by this iudefati-
gable assistant
II remains to be seen whether we
have been anticipated in the discovery
II we have not, and unless you direct
otherwise, | propose to name this star
from the Indian mythology Of this
continent. Respectfully,
M.F. MAURY, Superintendent.
ZION issse rcucsv sscssts ~ the NAVY Washington
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
THE FREE ACADEMY
BATON ROUGE.


IVILL UuMMENCE i's Second sssslon in ACAD.
W FMf VAIL nn the lst of October, under
the charge " A. ". Payne, A. y assisted by
Miss Sarah Inmun.
The course If study viii be thorough and crrn
rls,s In she FeiaAle. y. well ~ the Male appatt
Vpnt
instruction will bs given In Ancient snd Mod
ern History, Geo ,fsphv. Grammar, Arithmetic.
Algebra, uecrnetry. Astronomy. Rhetoric, Rctsnv.
Chemistry, Geology, Latin, Hreek, Composition
aud pPclsmat lge-aad Students viii he prepared
to enter any college.
large number Of pupils ere already on the
Academy roll by virtue NJ passing their etamins
ton. Candidates will dn we'll ~ appear prompt
" IN the school iourn Of NJ. Booth on the lat NJ
Octuhpt, aud female candidates In the school
too'r uf Miss al, ~ IN same time ~ enable them
tn yet thsit position IN the Academy durl ng the
frst week
AZ PAYNE viii superintsnd the Primary Schools
ss usual They will open also On the LET ~ DE
iohsr under the personal charge ~ A. N Boot q.
james Fulshisr, Miss N. an and Mites g, usyls
Timothy FAY.
noatd ~ Directors, ~. NJ. HART.
Nv
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

EnucArloN IN lIAyrr-The New
York Evening Post, Of the 10Th,
says
Rev. II. Bird, the Wesleyan mis-
siouary who has passed nearly twenty
years in the island Of llayti, is at
present in this city, stopping for a
short time on his return from Europe
lie desires to enlist the sympathies oI
American Christians in behalf Of a
girls boarding school, which he is
anxious to establish at Port au Prince.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

DuEb PpRvENrEp.-Two young men
who have probably more blood than
brains, started backwards yesterday
morning, but were met by the police
who kindly took charge Of them. Re-
cerder Blache took measures TO bring
them back to plscable feelings. -Bui
lefm
II is very cruel of the Bulletin TO
talk in this manner Of what might
have been n serious affair, with a ira
gle aspect.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

SrEAEiNu At JoNEs' GREER
CuuRcu Extensive preparations are
being made, for barbecue and pub
lie speaking on the Politics of the day,
ut Jones Creek Church, near the res.
idence of Hon. Il. l.. Knox, on Sat.
urday next The 9Th of October, Ev.
cry body invited.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
nrAru or rup OtnEsr SOVEREIGN IN

nEArH or rBr OLDEST SOVEREIGN IN
EuRopE.-The Grand Duke of Neck.
leuburg Strelitz, just deceased, was
the oldest Of the reigning sove-
reigus of Europe, and the head Of
the oldest rcigning family in Eu.
rope. His lineage is from the Van
dals, but his duchy is but small
territory, containing about 100000
inhabitants. His successor is his son
Frederick William-Charles George.
Ernest Adolpbus-G ustavus, who is
married to daughter of the late
Duke Of Cambridge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

sa- Salutes were fred and the
city bells were rung at sunrise, at
noon, aud at sunset on the 18th, at
Boston, in commemoration Of the
e3Oth anniversary of the settle
ment Of that city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

. l-sy- Attention IL directed to the card Of
Mpssrs. Moore, Burden a. Co, In THE
mornings paper. They are prepared now,
60 DO general commission business, and
have ample shelter fcr any amount Of stot-
opp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

Al LAsr.-A most acceptable and
delightful shower came upon us yes
terdav. about three o'clock. The
earth absolutely smoked with glad
delight, as II drank up the heavy drops
There was hail with the rain.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

CoNNrBIAL CoLLoour.-Wife (anx.
iously); what did that young la
dy observe who passed us just
nowl' Husband with q smile of
calm delight): "Why, my love,
she observed rather a good looking
man walking with quite an elderly
female-that's all. Ahemp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

DEArH OF JAMES u. GILMORE
The New Orleans papers Of yesterday
morning, announce the death Of this
gentleman, Of the well known com.
mercial firm Of Warren, Gilmore q
Go.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

Insurance LOSSES IN MONTE
The total insurance losses in Mobile
by the late disasters amount TO $l11.-
Bt3. The losses on cotton amounted
TO $4,000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
A NEW LOT.
CIOAKs A. sIIAwIs.

I AIDES wanting Cluaks aud shawla.
- will DO well to call aud examine the
splendid assortment of these goods which
I have just received.
L'RFNCH Metinoes. Delpines, Cash
u there's. Alpaccas, Nc. Nc. have just
received fine stock of those goods.
DLACK Silks, plain and figured Dress
ID Silks, Poplins, Foulard Silks. DC. I
hsve q beautiful stock OF those goods.
TIVE above goods are Of the latest styles
! and will be sold cheap.
TIlOS r. O'CONOR.
sept22 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

"TpE New OpLrANs GENTJEMAN.
This is the way in which Captain
Mayne Reid, In recently published
tale Of his, the scene Of which 's laid
in the city, describes New Orleans
gentleman "The Creole cares little
for expense he clothes himself in the
best-the finest linens that looms can
produce-the finest cloth that can be
Fabricated. Hats are worn costing
s25, and the bills Of tailor Of the
Rue Royale, would astopish even a
customer Of StrultE. | have mayself
some remembrance Of a twelve gui-
nea coat, made me by one Of these
trans A tlantic artists but | remem-
Der, also, that IL was coat"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.

TurRspAt EvrpiEu. Sept. 81, 1890.
The New Orleans Commercial BuiIsfir
says. that the sales of the above day, was
as frllows.
COTTON Yesterday $500 bales - do
mand more act,ve--rtices irregular, with
out any quotahle change Middling
qlsdg19c. Middling lot6Gtlo96, Good Mid
ding iiA@iliS, Mddliug Fair ll9iGbl2.
SUGAR confined to- retail transactions
at previous rates-fair to Fully Fair ~
Mpis
TOBACCO-about $50 bids Ut -, and
9 hhds ct 1000.
FIpUR-iSe hbls 81 3 aTtS Gov ZINE and
G ~ for Surethue, and 900 Hat hoop su-
rethne at FL.
CORN $500 sacks. including 200 Ordi-
nary Mixed, IN poor order. Ut r., 1000 Vel
low aud Mi Ved, In several lots, at T5n.
OATS--ps0 sacks (89o. 100, 2ho In poor
o,der, and 25O) at Isc.
BRAN 100 sacks IN store NJ I 10; 600
IN two equal lots at ! 10, 100 ut ~ aud
b5a ut I %.
UAY-ioo bales New York NJ 10 90 and
100 Western at ~ 90.
RYE TOO sacks Mt soc.
PORK con fined tu retail transactions
NJ ~ t0C63p 90 fot Mess. mostly the latter.
BACON retailing ut l0s4GDllc for
Shoulders, i9slc for Rib Sides, and l5A
for Clear.
prAruurNr mr. roTroN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

ry- Rev. JANIS II. Muss will preach
on Sunday morning, 9otn lust, at the NJ.
Y. church at II.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
Emsr.,a.r,.. aud whit. Goods,

Embr.,d.rie. and white Goods.
nFTHEsE GOODS, I have q splendid ss-ort
~ usut.
RID GLOVES.
Twenty dozen FIRST quality hid Gloves, Of every
color aud sire.
yhLbNUlENNEs = ENGLISH THREAD LACE
have cheap snd beautiful lot Of those Lsces.
HOSIERY HosiFRyii
Sixty do,en Ladies' HOsiery. Just received
OALLIUOsi UALLlUOs
have large and cheap stock ofevprv aesctip.
ton and quality ~ Cslieos, wish the lsdies
would look At their style and quality sud insui,
the ptices HOS n trpoNop
snptl9 CORNER Third and Laurel ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
SERVANT WANTED.

A HOUSE Servant wanted. A good
~ cook, washer and ifuner, can find
employment, on application Mt this office.
sept2b lwd
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
NOTICE.

TIVE male school of Y u. Wilson, will
i he reorened Monday Oct, lst inst.
Sept IS, qw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
MOTTO tII.


l NAVE now In Store . Cue assortment ~ Sos
sonable Dress Goods NJ every description,
dsem " unnecessary tin this roireD tp make more
particular mention ~ nue kind of goods tina n
another. hope u IL sufficient to say that my
stick VII hs found suited 70 the wants ~ sll.
from the youngest 20 the ulds,t
THOMAS y OOONOR,
sppttt Unrrsr Of Third and la,,et sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
FURNITURE.

WE are now receiving large additions TO our
w stock Of Besdstsads, Bureaus, Armoirs,
Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Hall Stands, what-Nots,
Safes, sidsboards, Cribs. Book Gases Secretaries,
de-, dc. PIPER d BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29

rTNHE DRUG sroRElCF ED. own. BoaEL RE
L moved TO their new building. opposite the
Ia stand. may26
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-29
v. p.u,-e,,e'. ,s,a Gloves.

IN DOZEN Kid and Channels Gloves.
'PV Ladies and Mems Satin. Buckskin
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