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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-15
NOTICE REMOVAL.

n RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of the patrons
Of Mis-. Owen and myself, and the public generally,
to removal from the old stand to the house recent
ly occupied by Mr., Peter b. Rufin, east Of the Court
House. on the same side of the law offices Of Mr. John
w. Norwood and Mr.. Henry X. Nash, and Intend TO
carry on the same character Of business in which
have had the pleasure to ourselves and satisfaction to
customers in sulting them and respectfully solicit
continuance Of their patronage
We are aware OF the retired location Of the new
stand and trust that all those Of friends from the
country will not overlook when they looking out
for goods, intend do the best for them IN Of
ering good variety Of the newest sty les Of good quail
lily Of goods The smallest advance that be Afford
ed The rent Of the present store being avofa.
ble will enable Us sell goods upon the most
able terms and thus remunerate all those who will
walk few steps to see US. The advantage that Ia.
dies will especially enjoy in seeking out retired To-
cation in shopping - apparent as they VIII not Dc 70
exposed TO promiscuous crowd In addition to the
foregoing inducements, the stock will be gotten up with
view Of meeting possible oil the wants Of
ladies', consequently they may make their purchases
with more comfort and less fatigue TO themselves, as
they will not be under the necessity Of looking from
place 10 place. In word, we design 10 make u a
convenient place Of resort not only in goods, but Mrs.
Owen will be furnished with all late fashions for
Dresses, Nantes, aud finished and unirnmed Bon
nets, also pattern bonnets TO trim by; besides, having
the assistance Of young lady Of taste make Up for
those who wish to get their articles either made up
entire or fitted.
! In addition to general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, we intend 10 keep On hand full
variety Of best articles III tile perThrr, line such al
superior Soaps, Hair Oils, Toilet aud Tooth Powders
Tooth and Hair Brushes, Combs u every description
together with Family Medicines, Dsc.Slui., &e, ~:
India Preserves and Canned Fresh FRUITS AID common
confectionaries, segars, &c 4 good quailly oi Gro
ceries can be found at all times. Il pef also c
state that am inclined 10 take mary u the arti
ces either in batter for cash. Of the farmers
be disposed Of or consumed by my own family an
boardeis, which will be considerable quantity. an
in this way we will be able 10 Teciprocaie trades. Ca
at the new. stand and try its merits
Respectfully
IL i. OWEN.
Hillsborough, Jan. 3d. 81
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale !, The DRUG STORE.

For sse At the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Ea,ly Six Weeks. Rel Speeklsd Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French. Large Lima Of Butter.
Carolina, Scaflei Runners, Reyal Dwarf
BEET-Esfi Early lump. Early Blood, Long Red,
silesiin OF White Sugar, Swiss Chatd.
BROcOli-Puule Cape.
cABBAGE-Eafly York, French Or Hesn, Early SUI
gar LOAF Early Ballersea. Early Drnmhcld, Drum
head savoy. Large Late Dtumhead. Late fiat Dutch,
Green Galed, Red Dutch, los pickleing
CARROr--i.onr Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
cAUllfL0WER.
cELERi-Whilc solid. Silver Giant, Red Solid.
CORN--Esergrsrn Sugar
cUCUMBER-Eafly Frame. Long Green, GheIkin.
EGG PLANT-Laige Purple, Early Purple.
ENDINE-tifeeu Cufled.
LETTUCE--Eafly CufIel Brown Dutch, Royal Cab
hage. Dfunhcad, White Cos
MELLONs-NulmeE. ciron, Mountain Sprout.
MUSTARD-whie, Brown.
NAsfuRrlUM.
DkRA.
ONION silver skin o. White. Large yellow.
PARSLEY OF Double, PLAIN OF single.
PARSNlP-S
PEAS--Landreibs Extra Early, Early Frame, Royal
Dwarf Mafowfat. Early May, Bishops Eahy.
PEPPER-Largc sweet Boil Nose.
PUMPKlN-Com Field.
RADisH Long Scarlet short Top. White TurnP
Rooted. Red Turuip Rooted, Long Salmon.
RIIUBARB. OF Pie Plant.
Satisfy, o. Oyster Plant
PiNACH-Round Savoy.
sQUAsH-Early Bush, Long Green.
TOMATO-LaFge Red.
TuRNIP--Early Flat Dutch, Red Top, Large Norfolk,
Large Globe. Dalc's ybrj. Ruta Biga o. Swedish
February -. w
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H.h.r. February 10.

Hshfar. February 10.
The Canada. from Liverpool on the Goth,
has arrived. She reparts The markets as iol-
lows:
Cortan-sales of the week $1,000; closed
active. aud with advance IT LILO particular
IL uplands Orleans FAR 81 middl'ng 9 10.
10.
News unimportant Lotd Russell stated
to Parliament thai Convention was being
drawn up between England aud America Tor
the prevention Of cruelty on American YES
sells.
The treaty sf France and England engros.
sed the public attention. Some Of its pro-
visions are Published.
The Earl Il Granville in reply TO ques-
tiou, said the Go,efnmeiil had no information
ol any negotiations for the annexation OF sa-
soy TO France. . !,
Ia the House of Commons Griffith called
attcntion 10 a rum0r TIT 10000 French
troap. we're expected at Leghvrn. aud IN
auired whether there was any reason 70 sup
pose the effect Of such movement was TO
prevent the annexation Of Central Italy ~
Sardinia.
Lord Russell said that there was no truth
IN the statement. and saw no reason to be.
lie,e The French contemplated any such
step.
At BoTola. the Catholic clergy collected
All the Bibles distributed by the London Bl.
bic society and burnt them 10 the Public
square.
'rbe British Minister stOngly protested
against the act.
n 4 stated that the America Minister was
a spectator 10 the scene bat did not join IN
the protest.
A full statement Of the affair has been sent
10 The government al Washington.
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NEWSPAPERS the New York Exam.
liner: /" No one man can make such week.
" newspaper as these times demand and
the help which the best Of editors need can.
not be obtained without the profits derived
from large iist-not of :" dead heads OF
Of irresponsible and diiatory Subscribers, but
Of men and women who pay promptly and
regularly Tor the paper which they take"
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

". Louis, February 3.
The overland mail from California has ar
rived.
Gov. Milton s. Latham was elected u. s.
Senator on the first ballot, receiving OF out
of lib votes. When his name was first in
troduced in caucus it took Weller's friends
by surprise and was quite unexpected by the
public His success is attributed to a de-
termination Of the democracy to rid them
selves OF the cllques which have hitherto
governed to great extent the State.
Lieut. Gov. Downey now becomes Co.
vernon and will be inaugurated on the i4th...
Mr.. Quinn, President Of the Senate pro.
TEN. becomes Lieut.. Governor.
The steamer Northerner, bound for Port
land, Oregon, was wrecked on the 9th Janu.
airy, near Cape Mendocina. Eleven passen-
gers and twenty-five Of the crew were lost.
The vessel is complete loss. Mail and
treasure saved.
1t is believed that Judge Baldwin will be
nominated successor to Mr.. Gwin.
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PERFUMERY, &c.

MTEBB & DICKSON have just opened large as
" sortment of Harrisons Perfumery and ollet
attcIes comprising Colognes Double and Single; oi-
lei Waters; Florida w alter; Balm Pararie Flower Bay
Leaf Water; Lusral Extracts for the Handkerchief
Frangipsni Extracts; Frangpani cream Toilet Pow.
ders; Preston's Smelling Salts; CarnatIon Rouge; Gold
Cream; Shampoo Lotion; Hair Dye; Carmne Ink; Mu-
cilsge; Diamond Cement; Philocomes; Beef Marrow;
Bears Oils Macassa Oil; Floating Soap, for bathing;
BARRIERS Soap; Erasive Soap; Ladies' Soap; Shaving
Creams assorted; Oleophane, for shaving; Rose Tooth
Paste; Ebony Tooth Paste; Dental Soap, &c. &C.
February IA 29-
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Eiokouay's Pills II we would destroy poisonous
plant, we would attack tile roots. not the leaves and
blossoms The operation Of Hollowsy'a Pills proceeds
upon the same principle. The cadayerous complexion,
sunkcn eye, and stopping frame, simply indications
that the internal organs not doing their duty II
the skin is sunsed with bile and the breath ofensive
there distractions in the liver. II the food, after
eating 10 lie like lead at the pit Of the stomach
and is turned into Iou gases instead Of wholesome pa
buum, the organs o. digestion diseased. Upon
these dislempered yiscers the Pills act powerful
Alternative. They purge mildly, and at the same time
regulate and purify the secretons and the blood Need
we say that the inevitable consequence is Through
curel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-15

A meeting Of the citizens q Flat River.
was held az Mangum's Store, IN Orange. on
the 4ih instant. for the purpose Of organizing
a military company.
After the usual preliminaries, i was unan.
imsusIy resolved that Volunteer Company
he organized 10 be called the "flat River
Guards"
The following are the officers elect 10
bert r. Webb, Captain; VIM. X. Parrish,
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Co-partnership.

txrE the undersigned successors d J &, Webb 4
w Co, having this day associated ourselves togc.
iher under the name and style d Meha & Hirkson. q
carry Oh tie Drug business IN Hi.hatpush. respect.
fully solicit the patronage VI friends and tlc public
generally as intention and expreian ic merit
Iheif custom By strict attention 70 our business We
shall keep constantly On hand iuil assortment Of Pure
Drugs Medicines Paints. OILS, DYe-Siufis, Fancy AZ.
tcles Pure ines and Liquors lot Medicinal purposes
and al other aHiccs in our line, which we feel sure
we can se on as accommodating terms they can ir
bought elsewhere Especial will be given PIT.
ting up prescriptions al al hour.
]. q. WEBB,
HENRY DICKSON.
Jnnary 1. si--
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Portland. Ne. February 8.
The steamer North Briton arrived here
10 -day, with dates from Liverpool to January
25ih.
Parliament opened on the Gath. The
Queens speech is favorable Ia the United
states. II says The San Juan difficulty was
prevented By equitable and conciliatory ar
engagements with the United States.
A commercial treaty had been signed be-
tween England aud France.
ENGLAND.
The Hon. Charles Lnnex has been ap.
ppinted British Minister 10 Mexico.
Mr.. Golden had lost nearly all OF his pri-
yate fortune By investments 10 American
Railway stocks, 10000 were subscribed 10
repair his loss.
TRANcE.
The terms Of the commercial treaty be-
tween England aud France were not anthem
ticslly known. IL is said. however. that
England would frankly carry out the prinei.
piles of free trade. and that tie treaty lnsures
The complete and effective assimilation ol
The French aud English flags in their mari
time intercourse.
Its reported that Napoleon had written
a second letter 10 the Pope Of threatening
nature.
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LIST Lieut.; W. P. Hampton, 2nd Lieut.;
VIM. e. McMannen, 3rd Lieut., Dir. E. M.
Holt, Surgeon.
d. G. PARRISH, Chairman.
E NJ. HoLT. Secretary.
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FIELD SEEDS.

ORCHARD Grass, Herds Grass, Kentucky Blue
~ t,rsss. Native Green Gfass, Red Glover, White
Glover. Timothy, I.ucefne, Cor sale al the
DRUG STORE.
February IL so-
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NEW TAN YARD.

rEsHE subscribers have commenced the TANNING
BUSINESS at their place hall mile from Wehbs
4 Douglass Factory, and prepared receive hides
10 ian on shares OF they viii pay The market price ior
them.
Having employed an experienced hand 10 conduct
lhs business. tbes ieel confident q being able give
general satisfaction.
lSHAM PARRISH & son.
January 30. 81
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Milburnie Paper Mills.

'5sIE Neuse Manufacturing Company continue 10
pay Cash, and the highest market price e:
RAGS. SION II. ROGERS, Prest.
Address II. w. HrssEn, Treas Raleigh
Nov 49, I9-6w.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
Dissolution.

THE firm formerly known as !. Z. wrrh 4 Co. i
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. AL persons
indebted the said firm respectfully requested 10
call at the Drug Store Of Webb & Dickson and settle
their accounts. Should hey not do hy the close Of
February Court. all the accounts will then be put in
train or collection.
JAMES +. CAIN,
J. &. WEBB.
January lsi, 1850.
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
e OIL AVS. PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK.

n DUN TO TIE SIIk.
The want Of a sterling medicinal to meet the ilIsard
necessities Of the suffering portion OF humanity, ard
one entirely free from mineral aud other deeleious
PARTICLES severely felt until this all powerful med
eine ushered into the world; HolloRsys inSaIu-
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of oil
nations. Their attribute is 10 PREVENT as well ss 10
euRE; they attack the radix root Of the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden cause Of disease re-
nsgorale and restore the dropping energies Of the sys
tenn assisting 10 her task OF vital and function
afy reformation.
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DR.. W. L. Bao0N,
Dentist.

N. B.-A line directed TO the above at Haw River
PostoRee will command his professional services Ito
frst opportunity
October Is. IA
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CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA
CURED.

A DR. II. JAMES, discovered, while in the EaN
Indies, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. Tht
remedy was discovered by him when his only child,
daughter was given NJ TO die. Ills child was cured,
and is now alive and well. DESTROYS OF benefting his
fellow mortals he will send to those who wish il, the
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
eessfuy using this remedy fre), on receipt Of theil
names with stamp for return postage. There is no,
single symptom Of consumption that il does not at
lake hold Of and dssipate. Night sweals peeyshness
irritation Of the nerves, failure Of memory, difficult ex
pectoralion. sharp pains in the lungs throat,
chilly sensations nausea al The stomach, inactlon
Of the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles. Adj
dress 0. p. BROWN & CO, 80 and 81 John
Street, New York.
Nov %. ls-6mp.
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DYSPEPSIA.

The great scourge OF this continent yields quickly to
Of these anliseJtc Pills, and The digestive Or
gans restored TO their proper one no matter ia
what hiieous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits it.
self This searching and unerriDg remedy disIerses il
L. l.. y.
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n OTICE

IL persons indebted 10 the undersigned. either BY
n note " account. and The debt contacted before
the FIRST day Of January, IsGO. requested TO settle
The same Oh oribeiofe February Court next
4. ". HEDGPETH.
January 81. a.
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~ SNstt W. htN fGhN@es- At9tNotNs
Asthma, Disnhua, Bowel Com
Uropsy, Coughs, plants,
Debility, Colds, Fever andsA guc,
Chest Diseases, Female Com Ccsiiycncss
Dyspepsia, pllinis Headaches,
Indigestion, Stone snd Grayel. Inhuenas,
Inflammation, Secondary Symp. Inward Weakness
ieneteal Alice toms, Lovness 81 Spir.
iiiHs, Live Complaints. IL,
pilc,, Worms Of al kinds,
80 CAUTf0Nl-- None are genuine unless Tho
words Holloway. New York and London are dis
etrnahie as walsrnark ii every leaf q Il book u
directions around each pot or box The sam, may &c
plinly ~ holding the leaf ihe light 4 hand.
same reward viii be given 10 any one rendering such
intnaiioa o. mas lead 70 The detection u iny party
atiies eouniefieiting Tic Medicines vending tie
same. knowing them 10 Be spurious.
= Sold II he Manufactures II Professor Hole-
aiy so Maiden Lane. New York. snd hy 81 fespeeta-
Sic Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicines throughout
ihe United states and The civilized world. 10 boxes AZ
- cents. 60 cents, and 81 eagh.
~ There j. considerable saving BY taking the laig.
ef sizes.
n. B.-nifecpns 81 Inc guidance u patients Il
every disorder ore affixed to each box.
Aug. 10. o.
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General Debility and weakness.

From whatever cause, lOwness Of spirits, and al 9th
signs Of diseased liver, and other Reorganization
pf the system, vanish under the eradesing influence
Of this all powerful auiisepic and detergent remedy
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Bilious Disorders.

7 The proper qnantum and right condition q the Vie
is Of momentous importance 20 the health Of the hu-
frame, this anbilious medicine expes the hidden
seeds of the complaint and renders al The fluids and
secreions pure and fluent cleansing and resuscilang
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Sickly Females

Should lose no time in Trying few doses 81 this reg.
ulaing aud lenoyaiing remedy whatever may Sc their
complaint Il be taken with safety IN al periodical
and other disorganzaions, is effect is al but mraeu.
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Unrefutsd Proof.

The testimony Of Nations i unanimously horne 10
the hrallhgihrg virtues Of his noble remedy and Ger.
iicaies in every living language bear witness 10 the
undcniableness Of their intrinsic worth.
HOilorny's Pills are the best remedy knotrll
Il m ,rorlf for III faglo,r;og d;s,1.fs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

EVERY MAN MS OWN FIRE En-
eiSE.-At the meeting of the Mayor
and Alderman Of Cambridge on
Wednesday evening, and order was
reported from the committee on the
fire department in favor Of purchas-
ing 200 portable fire engines, and
at an expense Of $1,000. The OBJ
ject is to do away with the running
Of all the engines TO q small fire ;
and if the order is passed, these
engines will be distributed by tho
police in different sections Of the
city. 1t is to DO tried as an ex-
pertinent, the patentee agreeing to
take them back If the city is not
satisfied with them at the end Of
the year.-Boston Herald.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

Curious AbbHeEp Discovery IN
FboHteubruRs. 1t is said that ex-
Mayor Tiemann, Of New York, nj
his paint factory IN Msphattspville,
has accidentally made a discovery
which threatens 10 revolutionised hor.
tieulture, One Of the factory hands
having thrown some liquid green
paint Of a particular kind on iower
bed, occupied by white anemoues, the
flowers have since made their ap.
pesrance with petals as green az grass
The paint had in u peculiar aud
very penetrating chemical misture,
which Mr.. Tiemsnn has since applied
with other colors, TO other plants, an.
nusl, biennial and Of the shrub kind
The result being invariably that the
flowers 80 wstered took the hue Of
the liquid deposit d at their roots. -
By commencing experiments early
next year, during seed time, and ap.
plying different colors, we shall no
doubt soon be enabled 10 "paint the
lily" which was Solomou's ambition.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

10 A woman disguised in man .
clothes gained admittauce TO the
Sons Of Malta lodgeroom Ia Hartford
the other evening, and passed all the
several degrees Of initiation success
fully until the worshipful commander
came TO apply the emblem. Then
the trick was discovered, the caudi.
date being found unworthy to receive
IL. The affair has caused considerable
excitement.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
~ The London 7sms, |. attempt.

- The London 7'smss is attempt.
ing 10 alarm the manufacturers Of
Lancashire respecting the possibility
Of . failure by the American growres
20 furnish supply Of cotton. 1.-THE
silkworm," II says, "is not more de.
pendent on the mulberry, the psrssi.
teal plant on the tree that ueurisbes
II. than IL this wonderful network Of
towns and railways, with all that |,
contains, on the health Of the cotton
plant between the Carolina coast and
the Mississippi"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
Ans oua olflssNs ro es MAJ.


Ans Qua Clfissss 10 ss NAL.
TREATED IN fHis wArf-The storm
is brewing, and fight may come out
Of u, for The manner In which ei,i.
sens, Of the model Republic, are trea.
ted. when they go abroad or rather
mal.trested. We have before ne, this
morning, private letter FROM our
fellcw.citisen J. ~. Testsfd ESQ,
written FROM prison In Bordeaux In
France. where he has been sentenced
bys Court Martial, 10 sis days i'm.
pfisonment, and condemned 10 serve
two years 10 the French army. The
government, claims this service OF
him, because OF the circumstance OF
his birth In that country. Serve he
must, or buy q substitute. When
released FROM imprisonment he will
no doubt take the lsst alternative and
come home. DO 90, Testard, hick
the dus. OF that nation from your
feet forever whose chief calling is
arms, and constant occupation is war.
fare a refined aud legslised system Of
murder aud rspine.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

- Prince Edward, Of Saxe.wei.
mar, has been summoned before a
police magistrate, at Hammersmitb,
near London, st the suit Of the turn.
pike keeper At kensipg,on Gate, for
. refusal to pay three pence toll. lie
is an officer Of the Guards, and claim.
ed that officers In uniform, going on
duty, are exempted from paying toll.
The Justice disallowed the claim
and required bis Serene Highness TO
pay the three pence and costs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

THE SEA ssarssr.-A party Of
excursionists from Boston claim 10
have seen a sea serpent of Cape Cod
last Sunday. They describe the crca.
ture a. being black, about one hun.
dred feet long, with a head almos,
the size Of Kossuth hat, and tn,
body ~ large round as a tar bucket.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

~ Daniel Webster is reported to
have said, on q certain festive occasion,
and in . moment Of excitement, "the
national debt Of this county, Mr..
President will be paid, must be paid,
shall be paid II necessary, III pay Il
mysslf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

TRAGIC OoouRassos. - From The
Madison ARK Pioneer, of the IL,
inst, We clip the following
We. sre Informed by a gentleman
who came through on the overland
stage, on Sunday last, that they had
quite q severe aud distressing acci.
dent about week since on the other
side Of Fert Smith. The horses ran
away coming down the mountain, and
sin passengers, besides the driver and
conductor, making eight in all. were
killed Ouly one passenger escaped
out OF The load.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
spECtAL NOTICES.

spECtAL NOTtOBs.
SUGAR BOWL DEBATING SOCIETY.
SATURDAY next. the 18th inst, being
the Anniversary day Of the Sugar Bowl
Debating Society there will he addresses
delivered ny members Of the Society, In
the Academy Hall, at 7tz-o'clcek 7. M
Puhie are invited 20 attend.
a. ". HEAD, Secretary.