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rTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY 81

V'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY 81.
THE NEw-YoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The COUNSEL. of Confusion
Douslasism The War Of the Roses; New;yef,ey
Missouri Loss and Gain; Delaware; The Way to
Do il; Nothing Like Leather - Utah and the Nor
mons Ip'e Nan Antwerp DiIit! lndi'nA october
u..REvIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in a condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
i and the Ti United sate. West nde, BsI@uds
leo; South America
uI..FROM EUROPE.
Iv..THE OLD wHlGs AND Mr.. LINCOLN: Speech
v..POLIrIcAL INTELLIGENCE: wisfal the
State OF the Nation.
yI..PoLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
VII. THE ZOUAvEs IN NEw-YORK.
VILLA POISONING CASE IN OTSEGO; Respect
BILE Lady Accu'ed. cOrresPoadeace Of The N Y.
lx..RETURN OF JOHN c. HEENAN
x..LATEsT NEWS REcEyES BY rELE9RtPH = f,R
TSans conss.ns SouinsSa. Siriss Of the
Flying F-h.
M..How THE ECLIPSE WAS TAKEN BY THE
XII. THE CROPS.
XIII NEW PUBLICATIONS: The Young F.rmsn' Man
ua; Arnod's History Of Rhode Island
XIV. TRAVELS AT HOME: BY Bsyard Taylor
Xy..THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.
XVI THF EXECUTION OF HICKS.
XVII. POETRY; 3" Once Upon Time" a. The Tides"
XVIII "A PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF COOKERY: Pre-
pared for The N. Y Tribune by ali American House
wife.
Mx..AGRlCULTURAL ITEMS.
XX..PERSONAL
XxI..MiSCELLANEOUS.
xxi MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIII CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIV COMMERCIAL MAITERS Full aePorts o, the
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BY ELILABEIH y. WkIGHT.


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FACTS Fur THE PEOPLE.
EACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
REPUBLICAN PISTOL,
COLLECTION OF
FACTS, OPINIONS AND ARGUMENTS
FOR FREEDOM.
EDITED BY VIM H. BURLEIGH, ESQ.,
Published monthly during the campsgn commencing June
s6 PAGES, 1smo. PRIcE CEsrs

The object Of this will be present IN the most concise
form practicable the principles of the Republican
s Democratic allies the sentiments of the eadas statesmen Of
the country past present. reference those Issues and
such other matters may be evolved in the progress
of the political struggle upon which we have entered VIVA.
every working Republican win desire in the way Of fact
men, and opinion himself and for his ;hbor TO Inform
the ignorant convince the pejudced and stimulate the luke
wsrm win be given In this PoCKErPIsroL series IA form
at once compact nes. and convenient and price which will
enable our Republican Club. put copy of into the hands
Of every voter who read.
CONTENTS OF NO. II.
/. Democracy, True and False.
H. The Instrument Of the Slave Power.
III The True Democratic Idea.
w. The Anti Democratic Democracy.
V. Both Factions for Slavery. ...
VI Slavery VI. Fres Homestesds.
VII The Struggle in Congress,
VIII Republicans True Interests Of the Wokinsmen
TX The Homestead Defeated by the Slave Democracy.
X. The Struggle Renewed
XI. Free Labor and its Representative
XII. The Man for the Occasion.
The REPUBLICAN PoCKET-PIsToL will be published
Oh the sth Of each month during the Campaign.
Single copies any number viii be sent BY mail receipt Of
FIVE cents
For 2s cents mailed subscribers during the Cam
psisn.
Five copies to one address for 81
We Republican friends In ell parts of the country will
exert themselves to up clubs for the POCKETPiSTO
II win rive you complete of fact and argument with
which to combat the Sham Democracy
Liberal arrangements will be made with parties who wish TO
purchase by the quantity for distribution.
Address II. DAYTON, Published, 5'
No os Howadst.. n Y
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4mnsements.
Amnsements.
MI L O's G. A r ID E N.
IN James NJ Nixon. Lessee aud Manager
John Cooke. m lncu p1cctof
Mr. MARK SMiIHS !.ls BENErlT i.,i,,,

NJ IBL O's G AR ID E N.
~ jane: M and s.C xs.n.ssr
John M MARK SMITHS BENEFIT f''"A D'''''''
COOLEST THE aTER IN THE WORLD
i1aEA9aRasE s4EsIso asS HHAS oHp GoaEDf. Nj DAIh'r
FEIDhH Mtss svEfIkc 1xsE cSSMss 5SH e 1850
has sndy viii make her first appearance In two
beneficiary inform: he public ;n: Sy the
auped the charming comedy Of the
SCHOOL Fuk SCANDAL
Charles surase ~ q M w zee cooiaoca
'f- Oils hrst appearance IN this thestef
Sir Sir Pas' Peter Msri Smh
Sir BrnjaHin Bsci6iss. A. h D.yenp,It
Crsbtret VIM psToSs
csrsle.. with the orisnsi Charles Lascslss
(his hrst appearance in two years) .
Trip 6r't appearance at This theater)... n. Levon
howI.y.".'-' WI
Sna1e. T.
Cir Harry yJ.ss
Lady snsers eIp: servant. Mr. CO-v'iss
Lady Ts. hsI @ 3 % ss. IN Sssfcs
year. Jane Coombs
Mi. Csndour NAY Wsn i
h. puc az. & no pain: VIII BE- svd produce
fSs@sss careful Ssaa production
Of the brilliant sheridan will be gwen entire
OPERATE 1f 'ST's 81 Sorry MINUTES for
Promenade and Refeshm-nts
Promenade Musc.... Concert bane
GREAT Pas DEs CINQ FROM TnE ISLE OF NYMPHs,
BY The GALE 81 TERS, Mile. THELEUR and
Mons WEITHOFF.
The perform sucs will include with
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
Father fnlup Lcsn
mr LoWe "
Colin the Youth, with Song. Carl ses0n
Eliza with song 'ara
Gertrude. mrs Akei
Tickets 50 cents Oichest,a Chair. 81; Private Boxes ssto
ST. No reserved ses except Orch a Cnas and Private
Boxes Doors open ut Curtain dses ct . O'Clock.
SPECIAL EOTICE.-On SATURDAY (To-monow) AF-
TERhOON ard EVEN this Thester
WILL BIZ CLOSED,
In order dive time for the say extensive preparations
cons, gu. ut uron the production OF the
GORGEOUS SPECTACLE OF
ALADDIN UR TIE WONDERFUL LAMP.
This fai nomance will be given
ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY %, 1870,
with spl. ndid scenery pro aerss nme appointments
proce.siuns, IabesLx &c.
M JOHN DYUI1 has been expressly engaged and will sp-
pear with THE WHOLE COMPANY, and ONE HUNDRED
AuXlLIARlES
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION To The PUbLlC.
We arc informed that wILBOUR NJ DAVIS d0srnsi. Ne
h.s obtained Patent dated March n 1880 os swhsosass
tn a. an alleged Improvements upon Gsosss hisoHnzHs
TYp for the protection the oe Of Boots and Shoes f gh
Letters Patent granted to ssid hrrcHslI Jsa 49, ~
reissued Dec. 7, 1885, -,
All Tips made under aid DAvlse fstsnt tRfsss upea
AIrcHELps Patent and 10 mako them
without license from the undersigned, Asdsnsss 81 ~
MiTcHELL
That parties may misled hereby ve ncscs th ye
.bsl prosecute all persons sell fps ma1e sAdss ~
Patent of said W1LBOUR H. DAVIS without acsnss so
ma CHASE. MCKINNEY @.
Boston, June 90 1860
NOTICE-TO PYROTECHNlSTS, DEALERS
IN IN FIREWORKS, and ali ~hom may concsn !hs a.
dersieped having psented bis HAND TORCH tor nsm c.
bereby tice 10 manns'tnres =
obers that wf prosecute al making ceiling o
using the ssge made and sold by hmseb n sesn an
IN ali and date DAAee4
thereon.
Jersey City, July 1st, 1850
Edse Patent Torches Rockets Roman Csndee Signal Lhes
and every description Fe oks for Land Bee -
bad Ut short notice BY addressing - -
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YJ>HE NEW ILLUSTRATED hYDROPATHIC
Enc CLoPEDIA contains a complete History Of Msdi.
eIo. fom period down the pesen, time covering
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of,BATHISe and use Of Water by different nations
ANATOMY, ILLUSTRATED.-The Bones of
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PHYSIOLOGY, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
The Skm and Functions; the tissues; Mental Sysen
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.ang Sound sht The ns y0se sPsses TGSs Compass
rlNHE TEMPEKAMENTS-N Sanguine'
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0'HE RACES of MEN, WITH PORTRAITS
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PHILOSOPHY of WATER CURE.-Al the
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PATHOLOGY and THERAPEUTICS Fevers
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CONSUMPTION, Causes and Cure-Scrofua,
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nlSEASES of the SEXUAL FUNCTIONS,
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FERY.-Reproduction Pregnancy, Par
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VyHEORY of CONCEPTION-Wh important
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Onprng How Ieguae and control the Pasions Phys
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6peeial Notices.

Post-Off8ce Notice-The MAILS for EUROPE, vi,
suInAi TON snd ANhE the United states steamer
FrL1vN, viii clo,e at this office SArUkDAf, the 2lst
dsy Of July, o. l21 O'Clock p m -
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IopnS tgulaT meeting ths bottaion Tor du
headq1AneIs, Musical tia, corner rutod ad
OIAhgc-sts 1hIo lrndsyJ E\ENlNo, every rndiy
evening" IesileI uLtIl further notice Ociock.
will present opportunity Of
feieo, every NiseAwake hepuOcan OF Coun,y to
ell nsIle. by order OF J. DUDLEY CJmmdndan-
} L.
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h.On.bIy meeting
ia be heia oleecker building Dlevek-r
IdIS if ENENINU, Ztn lust st o'clock
by ,rnel, AUG. r. DOW, Presidens.
N n ruI
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al Lincoln Battalion of the rocky Mountain


n.en.S,rs will Je un fkiDAA ENENlNUo, al OClVcs a
1sca 1al, brooklyn inc Battalion viii parade on ~ rs
bal EN kNlNU 70 assist III the dealcdon o the ne
Mixw am M the W ard by Oi
JOHN {. dudley, Acting CVmdt.
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Spec ial Meeting OF the Republican Assoc ia ton
of tke kieVent ard Will at NO. "a Aveuue D,
on hiDAl ENlNO NEAI Ut O'clock the 2rh nst.
by order VI N. ii. hA ZEN, PrestdeHS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
Notice to State Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY given to resident
IN and non-r resident State Tax Payers
of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, that
their State Tax for A. D., 1859 are now
due, and that they are hereby requested TO
call at once at the Sheriff's Office, and
make payment of the same.
Notice il also given to Pedlers, Keepers
of Coffee Houses and Bar Rooms, and all
other persons pursuing Trades and 0ccu-
pations which require State License, that
said Licenses are now due for the year 1860,
and their special attention is called to Sec
ton 4th Of an Act Of the Legislature of
this State, approved 18th day Of March, A.
D., 1855, which act provides that all per-
sons or Corporations, who carry on or pur-
sue, practice or follow any Of the Trades,
Professions or occupations requiring State
License, without having first obtained
said License, shall be liable to forfeit and
pay to the State the sum Of $3.50, or more,
besides the said License.
II. v. BABIN,
ian24-1s60. Sheriff 81 Collector.
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BARBEE & BENJAMIN

HAVE In Store, the following goods, which they
offer to dealers and Families, either At wholesale
or retail, on favorable terms and at reasonable
prices.
TOBACCO
In every variety; sk Boxss--40b Boxes, 10 n
Boxes, Or by the single pound or plug.
sEGARs
Cazadores, CaDdad, Coachas, Opera Conehas,
Picoiimini, Teruras, Una Nina, Diamantes, La
Lunas, Londres. Prinsadas, etc, stc
BRANDY.
Old uIennessey-i79G; Old Martil Old sazerae.
I'D London Doc; 0tard, Dupuy & Co; Longworths'
Catawba; Eighth's Imitation.
WHISKY.
Old Scotch; Old Irish do. Bourbon Rive. Old
Robinson County, Tennessee; Common Reciihed.
CLARET
Alfred Morton's Margeaux;
do do Leoville;
SaintJulian Medoc--in boxes or by the Cask
BOX GOODS.
Old Brandy, Brandy Cherries, Chsmpaene Cider
quarts and pintx Assorted Brandy Fruits, Assert.
cd cordiais, Lemon syrup, Flayoring Extracts.
PICKLES AND KETCHUPs,
In gallon Jars half gallon, quarts and pInts, Wal
nut ketchuP Tomato Ketchup, Mushroom Ketch-
up; Worcestershire Sauce, John Bull, do. PaoIi
Sauce, Pepper Sauce.
sARDrNEs, OYSTERS. ETC.
Baltimore Cove Oysters; sardines in quarter,
haffand whole boxes; Salmon, ETC., MackeraI in
Kits and Barrels.
ALE AND PORTER,
In pints and qpafts
PRESERVES, FRUIT, ETC.
Red Current jelly and Jam; Raspberry Jelly and
Jsur Strawberry, do, Preserved Peaches, Ginger,
Green Cages, Ounces, &C.
FRESH FRUITS.
&c.
VEGETABLES.
Green Corn, Green Peas, Asparagus.
TEAS.
A large and varied assortment in chests, faif
chests, pounds, half pound and quarter pound
packages.
We also have In store our usual assortment Of
Western goods, consisting Of
FLOUR, BACON, PORK, LARD, CHEESE. BUT
TIER, PICS FEET, &C.
Crushed, Powdered and Brown Sugars, Rio Cof-
zee, oid Government Java, Soap, Candies, Oils,
otc., etc. For sale by
janl7 tBARBEE A BENJAMIN
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NO TIME TO RE LOST.
sKELLy's STAR BAGAssE FURNACE

HIlE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully In
L vte the att ention Of parties interested 10 his
IMPROVED BAGAssE FURNACE,
which has been IN use for the last three years.
giving entire satisfaction In every caee.
For further Information In relation 10 the op-
GRAFTON OF my Furnace, please refer TO the follow
ing named planters who have II In use.
BENJAMIN DEBLfEUX, ESQ. IberyiIle.
OoL: y. q. w BUTLER, do.
HoN. v. bUPtf, do.
Dir. G. CLEMENT. do.
Messrs. q. NJ. A J. w. MURREL. do.
MICHAEL scuLATRE, Jr., do.
Mrs. V. ROBERTSON, do
JOHN A. DARDENNE, do.
MARRIONEAUX 4 HEBERT do
CELESTfNE LEBLANC, do
HON. MILES TAYLOR, Assumption.
Messrs, 7. u. BURBANK, de.
JEAN u. LANDRY, do
Messrs. DAVENPORT 4 FORD. do
Messrs. LUCAS a R0BICHEAUx, do.
WA. SIAFER, Esq, Terrebonne.
COL. w. ID. WHITEHEAD, st. Chsrles
DIR. J i. A W. NOLAN, West Baton Rouge
W. j. FORT, Esq, West Felicisna
Orders for Furnaces must be given early ms on
ly limited number viii be contracted Tor. a.
superintend the erection ofeach furnace in person
For further information address
EVAN SKELLY,
Jani' Plaquemine, Iberville, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

BUCHANAN ON BRANDY.-Th Wash
ington correspondent of the New
York Express writes
The President gave his first
levee last evening. 1t was one of
the most pleasant, the President
said, during his administration. 1t
was an inclenent evening, so that
just enough were present to make
it pleasant. The ladies were most
elegantly dressed. Miss Lane look
ed more lovely than before. The
President seemed more sedate and
venerable, but his remarks. over
heard by many, were most surpris-
ing. He said to a company of gen.
tlemen and ladies surrounding him
Il see that Mr.. Forney has an
other attack upon me. 1t is GER
tainty surprising that he should
charge me with excessive drink
ing, for have tasted no liquor, ex-
cept to drink a little brandy on a
very few occasions, when | have
been i'll for many years" Twenty
persons heard this remark, myself
among them. Ihad supposed that
in social intercourse, at least, even
in Washington, politics would be
ignored.
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GOVERNOR X. G.. wICKLIFFE.


another, we feel no delicacy in pay
ing a humble tribute to the private
and public worth of this gentleman.
A four years residence here gives
rs the right to speak aud the fact
that his labors in the most honora-
bic and responsible place in the
gift of this people, have terminated;
leaves nothing undone--nothing
unsaid, needfui to form an opinion.
AS Governor of the State, his course
will bear the closest scrnniiy and
satisfy even his enemies, that he
has acted from first to last consci-
cntiously and consistently. If he
has made enemies, (and where is
the man at any important post who
has not) they are such from the
very qualities of mind for which we
commend him-,Grmness DISPOSE
ton to be governed by his own con-
victions of truth and justice, rather
than be cajoled and wheedled by
mere capitalists at the political
faro-bank. Such qualities Of mind
make the man. Governor Wick
life carried them with him into of
flee; they have made him the Gov
ernor of the State and not mere
party. In his appointments to of
flee, he has been guided by the Dem.
ocratic test ofhonesty and capacity,
and his appointments have given
general satisfaction. He has rare
ly used the veto or pardoning power
and in no instance has he commit
ed the penalty of death, when the
finding Of the jury in capital ofleDses
has been Guilty" We know not
the Governors own personal views
in reference to the penalty ofdeath;
but we feel inclined to believe that
they are tempered by true Christian
charity. Wise legislation has re,
Gently made one advance step from
early barbarianism, by allowing the
jury to bring in a verdict of Guilty
without capital punishment, and
this has been the warrant upon
which Governor Wicklille went in
to Office, with the firm determine
ton not to exercise his constitu-
tional prerogative in any case. AS
firm in this resolve did he remain
as all others; notwithstanding the
tears and entreaties of the friends
and relatives of the condemned.
Personally, Governor WickliGe
has endeared himself to our people
by his warm, genial and eminently
social qualities.
Though it has been our duty to
speak of his acts and that portion
of his messages, which we have
thought calculated to estrange the
good people of Louisiana from
the good people of other parts of
this GLORIOUS Union" we wish him
well, in all but this, and express
the sentiment of this people in the
hope that health, happiness and
prosperity attend him.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

ray The cold at Paris surpas-
SEES anything for the last ten years.
The thermometer has been az low
as Is degrees below zero of the
centigradc scale, while at Havre
and other points it reached 20.
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RATON ROUGEi

BuYcoMBE Losr FoREvER.--After
all the encomiums that have been
lavished on the medical students. who
quit Philadelphia, at an hour of ex-
element and went home, IL turns out
now that the majority Of them did SO
merely for frolic. So all the praise
lavished upon them, for wisdom and
patriotism in this act has been thrown
away-lost on the desert air.
CHANGE is THE ORDER OF THE
DAY.-Hon. j. N. Carrigan has re.
ceived the appointment Of State Iii
brarian, u post for which he is emit
nently qualified by taste and scholarly
attainments. The veteran at the post,
Mr.. Henry Droz, who received the
appointment from the Hon. Charles
Gayarre, when this gentleman was
Secretary of State, has in n measure
made the Library what it is; which
we are proud to say is equal to any
in our sister States. Mr.. Droz has
devoted his whole time and attention
to collecting rare and valuable works,
and arranging them in orderly and
scholarly groupes. 1t has been Ia
Dor of love with him. Regretting as
we do bis displacement in the changes
Of time, we could murmur at it but
for the appointment Of most compe-
tent successor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

EROM rich and poor, bond and free, ali
Il colors, grades and conditions of life,
we hear the same need of praise awarded
this wonderful article. Sores are healed,
pains relieved, lives saved, valuable ami
mails made useful, and untold ills assuag-
ed by this great medicine, which is sur
prising TO the judgment Of man. What
family does not require standard Lini-
ment. Who ever heard of the same effect
produced by any other article For Cnts,
Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings
Strained Horses, &c. 1t has no equal
Be1odre Of imitatiohs. The genuine Mus
tang Linimept is sold by all respectable
Druggist and Livery Men in every town,
parish and hamlet throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Island of
the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES q PARK,
jan26, Proprieters, New York.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

The LANDS OF ST. LANDRY.-The
lands in our parish, which are pro-
verbally fertile, produced astonishing
results on some plantations the past
year in the yield of cotton and cane.
They are alike adapted 10 the cultiva-
ton of both these leading staples, and
as a striking illustration Of this fact,
we will mention that on the plantation
of Mr.. E. II. Martin, of Bayou Waxia,
2l5 acres planted in cotton, have turn
ed out 297 average bales. The crop
of Mr.. A. X. Hawkins has also aver
age II bales to the acre. In the
same vicinity, those who planted cane
have realized hogshead and half
to the acre. Patriot, 21st.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

PAY'oF ARMY 0ficers.-The New York
Herald gives the following sums as the
amaunts received per year by the several
army officers General Scott, SIS, 2s2 /:
General Wool, sss "a Adjutant General
Cooper. s50,6S Major Nc Dowell, $1,000 ;
Col: Totten, s464S General Harnney,
SoeSi Colonel May, sS5is aud says the
receipts are, Colnels, $4s00: Lieutenant
coioneis, $4,000 Majors $4,000 Captains,
ss5oo, and Lieutenants, $4,000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

NARA person having occasion TO
notify his doctor to visit his wife, said
TO him as he was stepping into the
chais ;" Now, doctor, you'll drive to
kill, won't youl" Eyes, certainly"
replied the doctor.