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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

TuNr RECEIVED q few pieces n Ladies' Cloth
81 with q general assortment 81 Trimmings. all
OF which will be sold al reasonable prices AT "a
deco PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
. apIrttLTuHAJ IMPLEMENTS.

DinugHs Axes. medium and heavy Curn
Shelters snd Rnad s;tsrefq. stfar ur,,efs
sni HaF knivps, Atfies . Brrisrd's Spades shH
shcvpls, Hres, Socket Spades and Hsy Folks, bash
sod ursin segthes. siekles, utsin Utsles.
srpsth's B,is, iibrks sni Trie Utitets. Border
shests and ustasn Ttbweils, Steel rrlrt weages.
ffrss. 90, lpe, hsek snd trace chains, Bllnd bti
dies. psliats snH iiaries. Csft Saddles sha nfeeei
ING utuss rui sri ~ ssTs Harden fhgines. Cufi
~ usirhs. sra ai The r'hs1 implements ssrefsilE
rsed. ~ be hsd ~ the Agricultural Establishment
~
MARI t4RgutFH . LANpuF,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
TuE DAILY GAZETTE & COMET,
By GEO. a. PIKE
rrbiishea evets Morning tsfehdsy excepted

bAtty fYsr asst.J sio 10
WppErf Il Il H. advance, 4 90
II not psid within mo. 90
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
tARautBR&L ANouE
AxUSi AxEGii

y x lJfS y y TO y
IN nOHrN ptrrrinr Aces rf crilrs, pfrHs sra
~ s,hp' grud ,rskpts ilrht, medium. heavy
and extra heavy. slvsys ~ hand ~ he Hardware
esiahiishtrp,tyf bAPpuIFp n hANuUF.
'',sfi Crfnet iaisFelte aud Flrfida SITS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
". A. KAUFMAN.
1pusr. statf Atp pnnAm tuTAt

= n Z ~ y n "a.
TiitRb sfRHpf,s
Between Meth hcrietstd rrnvehubn Streets.
eATon RoueE. IA.
frHP uNphRsipNrD hsviss Hltpa ~ me hutse.
! .6.lh ~ Mt hiehsei utsrstF's qtheetr stute,
sn Ihita s,tept. where he hiss removed HE Ship.
AND ne rsnsl is pfepstsa te on b,ipts fef work,
anywhere Within r6trsss ~ ats MILES f'ni, his
shop -
trz orrsss pom rAiNrtNu. GLAZING. "a
pfR uANutHni etc. addressed W hiiu thtrreh
The rest cHiee ~ ,his riit. viii meet prompt ~
tsniirn tirnsf'Sg ~ " A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

LADIES CLOTH.

OSO nAos rio. leo Pockets Ola Government
S,bO Java, nARntr a BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
LEErIfEs.
STEAM PACKING.
WANTED.

RgEsWAx and Honey. for whieh vs will pay
- the highest markss pries.
mayo. v. ngUDg q 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ENT

A IN 6fshs sbbve Miiis. without irrtt The
~ best article ~ The kind hsflfe the ruhlir. v
e siipis N constructions sssiis sdius'ei ~ gfiri
-rqtss o, hne std nrl nqhit ~ GET out ~ r'aef-
r.ini sri Gifts tire hushei ~ crtn PER hrrfi ~
frrt the vsfv ihirg vhete Hrrfing riilis are 70 y
sna ~ between frf eqie ~
matt IARputnR sbANouEs.
rstnsf lafayette ard ristils ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
HAMS. SHOULDERS, AND LART

SMALt. lot on hand, aud for ssle.ty
- jan2D JOSHUA deal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
sIIOEs AND BOOTS.

4 fALL and ses the stock u Ladies Shoes which
" sell ebssI Or than ever, also Gents Shoes
and Boots. 4. VI. ASHER,
novz3 Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
IIOsIEnY Am INnEn MEAN

n ADDE'S. Misses s1l Chilatsps' English Csttop
IL Hosiery Of all kiods. White ami rlsek Suit
Hose cheek Stockings fpf ladies and children
BLACK ana whiteSiefips Hose. ~ v FIN ass shil.
dtsns' fancy Wooden iinse, all kinds, Boys and
Mems Mefiso Under Shirts any siss Ladies' and
Misses - ~ mn .i,.
can he esilsa fsr but wis. have.
augaD ", %. ptffTTtpg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
tOItI,At!u..
SILKS.

CUCll AZ Moire Antique. Flouneed. se,
- just received aud fof sale ut
deo4 No. CHEAP gTOHE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
TO liItlI.nEI,s.

NY sToCR ~ Bsiiding Materials Is offered
wi faslibe eoyHdent They viii md sael, esotlf
ss viii lie dasitshle=i,seks ef every description.
helis. lfsiehss, reisted Screws, Bfsds, Finishing
Nails. Hinges, Store Door Latehes, fe
naval FRANK ItUgUgT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
HIRAM, OATS AND YLOUR.

faa RAGS Oats. 100 Bags Bran; 50 Barrel. YIour
store. JOSHUA ZEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

WTIsD0w GLAss-Freneh asa American o.
wv all sizes, at New Orleans prizes, Tor sale
BY I'D. 4 WM. BO0EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
Canton Flannels.

A ZINE artiels 81 vhite snd brown Canton
IA Flanbsls, also grsy Flasneis, At the
pHfLA. CASH STORE,
noy2g Lafaystts strssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

n yoRIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AuCTIoNEEHS
- g, ,s::s
s..Sss, s'ssss
S sss an
s.ne OAK dnsnsreo rarnurs soa v asrn ana
sssss se wnf sokTsEh esiss.s SS sa.ssas:ss
ny s :as ssnUs sa saRsSa s Ss "
s street. IS se s
sns MADE e order y s .ss Wen Bob n
Issss on morning Of Dr.wiseroaas grand
; ssSs y SsssS.s ssIsi. and s. sSs.
.%s.ssss ss Ssy q
secrs ssd soosssss iosd with Ea,Oe1uls
ed <osS Table lnad wih psS sa ornola and bronze
sas s 81 - s. e
q sneso cred ace cnr,sns French shsds. GU G,rnoss
.s,sss sssss' q =: a:.s,issss: rissy
s,sd ' Sn Sss ss.ns oaG ss
Tss %sEs ,srs 70 "a s sSs
plate aIrsls lined vim sssae repre-
rs a1d r aSS suc sS sss
Lag patent , Eecio'ns Chair; %aa'h r.'niaSs
s:s and NEE dad On e n
~ sss q Ss y
BY aud Dutch Interior ~ selerss frn Piece by Hun
Cees. 81 JON ias gspiss orsss ssnsa By sSs az
ss s
sne Lava Vases from Pompel and Hercasnium Equestrian
% M
$U0; Paran Marble OrnAneots Accordeon
Gen different tunes ormou Clock rams month nported
expresy for he present owner card and quartet fables
proof copy Engravngs BsgaaelIe Hoard oak Halst&ni
Chairs 10 match, Dhcloa velvet Stair Carpets. r.,
.ssos 4c Bsds,sads and ,omssodss g match Amoara
6ekai couch Rockers Arm ha.s ard Chairs covered In
moQuet spesry AID brussels satin Beds2read hair
apd feather BedA Bankes
hosisra and flows oval Mirrors pastel Painting o,hrs
VB0D) decorated china Toilet Turkish Tow
sste Curtains Upper cbambersMsh,gsny and black ~s
nut FuInt nre &c dining sold csrved oak Buffet 10
feet extension Table, onars elegant gass
wave richly cut and engraved VIZ necaeers doz Dob
lets do ChsuspaEnes Clarets Wines Tumblerp lie
lcellsry and fruit Stands Preserves finger Bowls aiia
e the glass and china furnished from house IT
Jno a. Vogt Co.. Pais gold band china Dinner SET 100
yeces ruby glass punch Sow cara Pcher~ ruby and gold
Liquor SETS decorated Tea "A peces sold
srd Tea service hver PLACED Reed Barton cof
- Urn cake Basket napkin Rings Spoons Forks
90 table Cutlery, &c compete ut viii be
Sases to pack cart or ship the soods Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
1 W poRrxR 4 CO.. AuCrIoNsERs.

4 W PORTER CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
.s rs:0:d M.
ss: Xxi sss :ss k 81
Ss:ss sss f1 ssr ssa as se t. NM
and d. ss h:as
q Ess :sssss p
X s'irs :s; O'Clock
s: AZ ] @
VIII as,nsry oas ch osewOod sut in crimson and
WIN sss Pine
I Us sa aasUs s22 ss o
ee snd brocate CuTtaDa With
elegant t q .l %a:
ss , ssd ssls sun son three f
q y:Usr n.cas Tables two n,sos's9s ruby Ss
cost 500 The a. mSnscss :ea ssT I'd
o. ss Il &c 1Ss
.iss with heavy and ns.siyss served aes Imported
q
~SsS vi be- found many ercssn ~oIs X art ~ the "a
sSs s Ss s y oSP2vs PssSposrn
=" e. rEss % soana ss:
board chy Maid win pearl and son pearl keys
1s e Sss s ss
500 and gold saD rich emposssd piano cover with three me-
Dining roouvevet tapestry Carpe. In good order; solid
manner marble top fancy Tables Mirrors Sofa Bed Chats
CONSISTING q s 1 q
geker with All the ruby and crystal cut Glassware Wines
tAAmpsgues 1umblers Gobes ard Dessuers msch rich
Cse Tea and Ofnner se costly sverware Tea and Dinner
ca 1ss
HAefrrB Canary Birds &c
Chambeys-CoAtly and mahogany Bedsses5s
satuary marble top Bureaus WashsAnda and Oomnose
:sssa m % g = g
Pillows Counerpanes Ak and san Bedspresds luen 6hse
gyan Carpets bedroom MirYory Clocks, toilet 1ahos too
Rseks Toilet seta 0lcchs essr Carpets and Rods
Ouahioned Cas RockcfA Sofas Lounges Couch Be1a Hall
Die Of Basement Utens 40 TO- with whieh the
viii Tho sale Of Tho above furniture viii
tvel, take place Without regard 10 weaihar. 81 II 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
DEHT10TWY.

--------------------------------
A RTIFfC1AL TEETH-FUIL BETS ON PURE SILVER
"A only - win gunBs SO, hue sod and pskus viii
CONTINUOUS gums - and warranted every respecs; snge
teeth IL Teeth hiled add extrNrted whuut
ut lS8 Sixth avenue, between Tenth aud Neve1 an utrse
~. Or. LUTHER, Dentist
RTIFICIAL TKETH.-DR DURKN CONTINUES 70
TeeA bscstsd over sump1 20 erts sb~se Sbr tsacsAy
ses where Artificial tosth ipenysd ~
a RT1FICIAL BorE FILLING FOR DDCAYKD rBRrY
"a IN while sof recurring no md xviaa No
pain; aching teeth shells b. fsd VITA ~ Rooms
Of Broadway of 11irty sya
No competition claimed With ehesp opsrufosA 1900 r-1
az AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH COxPANr-
VO. peotex - Howsry opposite Ftssh sRee.. New Yok
Of Uni1p; Nvwa Wes cnsnsr u Love lssa
Animal Teeth Of to besl fuIi sei - SA0 Dl&
go, angie Iexh &C cnntA Artoxi log pub Ia wh}o
sof without ram; hhardeus he color Tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
a UCTION NOTICB.-LAR0E SALE or HOUSEHOLD
Fmnnurs Of family declining househesplns co0ssisl

A UCrIoN NoT1CB-LARax SALE or HOUSEHOLD
asspass
Sv Rsa ts's . .'n. s4 ss yssss
hr s =. Id ss Day
q Mr. Va s nss
oOs a, o
VIII pssri ftsnoorts sa pearl xsys .o sssnary sr5is
n & re With G1s g
god hame pier 0ssA With sAsuary consoe rssspon
arlcr suits severed with royal crimson and maroon san
via
"a s
fssss ;s Sa sas a.:
repch Chra Plates ivory handled Table Cutlery, Silver
ssstsse ,srsy ye
zen Sa Ssssss e :pns ana do ssa
fa BED. and Foas socsers spring seat ohsirs msn:e
s1i sd .Dd
] BLERcKER, AUCrIoNEER. arg uts q
Per-npsr, safe Of valuasle Property on Broadway
5LsE ;kEE, s0S GO. viii sell on on Friday. Fob
zosocs ?, TIE nsrsh.n,s, Each b;
tr'cS Hon.e and Lot No 8 L. - sSor, s. 'A
Beaver street t.denins seove>-,he three sfory brick
sisecLer southwe.I of Morton sresp The
sory brick House with store, and Lot No 2sS. Lot
.s ss 10 s e. s three story brick
eps. terms and ful particulars 81 No. 7 Pine street
J. BLEECKER, AuCTToNEER.
NJ aIss sx sale Of ,alaase Broadway properly
oS &. y s I'll s. sS nss f'0
valuable Store Properly. No isS Broad east SIDE
IS, y 81: ;ss: q s
e. :: n sssf's Re. Is: ss ~.l
order Of 8; . sLAvKWgLL.
Rrecutors' estate Of J. a. Bi.ckwsn, dscsased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

n NRRwIN, AUCrrONKER-A CHOICA COLI
lection Of brshh Books comprising wovks standard
d, bellies letters Greek and LATIN cisssics including
richly bound pnd illustrated Books VIII be Aod By
bS M6RWfN : CO., trade uAlearooms. IS Park row. q
|Ay, weudesday and Thur sdAy Afternoons, February T.
p 1t O'Clock Catalogues may b obtained u The Suo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

E,OREcLOsURE sALF.-BY VIRTUE OF CHArrEI.
mortgage u Nesm Mapdsl VIII seB this fsy 4. 0i.
ococs al he Furniture Of the arre bcariug house No. 81
dinngroom and kitchen Furniture; also feather Beds
usssee, DO WA. 3. JONES, Constable.
BURKE. Auc tomeer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

wv G. JKWET1, ACCJlONEER. = -
w Fuss rurh Tnra II auciion benx The balaAce q "
No. yowery ". c. JEwETT fur warsrooms Of the
Crest Western and Northern Fur Trappers Depot No
B0ery stairs viii sei Wednesday and Thursday Feb
and compromising q l0f oco,t the entire stock 81 fu-A
corasng Of mink Pellenea sod bali CApes French Sable
French mink and general variety OF NufS Cum and Robe
sac peremptory For further particulars apply e sales
room, La Broadway W. '--T~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

IRON HorICx-a 81. bOaART, AUCTIoHKERa-
Wednesday February J. ct twelve O'clock a the auction
No. Norb William street. cnusl&bs &c ale JeweirT
Hfe. 70 eoosisars Of gosa niger Rings Bra ,elss,
Brooches watch keyA Studs gold Icoketa Wstchea.
D the right die and inseresa Of 6illam q swim whick
n the Hat day Of Deeember, l9eo or 6 any o. thro
n Ana mo ono ''s p Soa az a S6nssfrnH g.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

b RICHARDs. AUCTIONEKR.-3se CAsRS BOOTS,
pn Wednesday February l. at l0k O'Clock, At atore A
ds street comprising The rsual variety Of fresh goois
invoice Of Stock 9oods by order d he Aaguea Uata
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

VyEseELs FOR sAIE.-srBAMBoArs scsooNERs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

90 Washington street. of HARRISON stok and
x'nrss therein compr sing resb sssort~nt Of Drugs
micas Perlnmery nssis Of Drawers show Case
jsrs oil Cans, Shelves kc ala Segays aud fiqiors
WILMINGTON A. CARTER, Aucnoueers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
TON NOTICE.
N. @ EDEY, AUCryONEER.
ND SKCoNU HAND vEHICLEs, HARNESS 10

this day "wednesday, Feb. l. at IL O'Clock, st his
DDS NO &c Cedar street. opposite the Post ofce great
new aud secord hand Vehicles mostly city made and
"a, among winch WITH be found light waguus Top
kotd WsgonA. Trnttug Wagons, Yhetons, Boston
Rockawz,a q. Two heated Wsgocs. 10 10. Also .
orment Of Single ana Double Ha.ness Also, Sisieh
Carriage Robes. - L 49,, ~ Fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

HENRY II LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
Ii rs Nassau areet-HENRY LEEDS & Co. win sail st
suction on Ihur,dsy Feb al IN front Of store No.
old in 3c perfecs and Ia double
single harness Buggy Wagon original cM $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

pUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR's sALE-wM h RAD
FORD. Auc toneer, VIII sell, Friday, Feb. g. n II
O'Clock stable les Elm street. near Broome the effects Of
James DECEASED consisting Of Horses Carts sed
Harness. dc. By or der Of ~ : ~ =
3 r. RUSSEI, Esq., Public Adainiatrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

WIN WRITER'S AUCr1ONEER WILL SELL THIS
w day, NJ o'clock nj 4S4 Canal street the Furniture Of
famJScf Rocking and other Chain; Centre Side
Dining and Tea Tables Per and ,bsr 0lAsses Psiaanm
Piano. Second hard; fne collection Of Caxpeis ahogsuy and
alnut Bedsteads hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds
Bedding Bureaus wsshstsnds Toilet Ware China Glass s
and other Warehe whole for poave elo Small os Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
HENRY B. BERTG, JR. AUCTIONEER.
IL WEDNEspAY, Feb. l,
Al IL O'Clock, at No. $50 Broadway
PEREMPTORY SALE
Jersey CITY Tors AT AUCTION.

Jersey CITY LOTS AT AUCTION.
81 DAVID SCOTT will sell, on Friday, Feb s. nj O'Clock
the premises iwenyfo Lots ihA Jerry stsuben
Bay and Morgan streets ad R&road avenue
dwellings and Five of the lots leased and
rent will the purchaser from The date Of purchase
lot hAs party brick sewers as and water
pipes Seventy per can't on bond and mortgage No property
the city OF New York certain Of rapid
value For maps &C., apply 10 DAVID SCOTT, auctionse
Is Montgomery street, Jersey City. ai' H|
1OHN r. MONTGOMERY, AUCTION eER-as0 CASES
boota Shoes and Broxsns a auction, Thuraday Feb
q 10x O'Clock at the Of j. r. DAVIS beeknaau
street. Prime assortment OF fresh season sbie goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

NTADn0OH AvRNUB LOT ROD 8ALh-A LOT SxsOo
wi st nndfson corner Of Twenty nintb street,
of:i :ss's lsad q Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

TON NOTICE. FURNITURE Elk
~ and Furniture Packing Esesbliphment -Oface, No
Eleventh sereet between Fifth and Sixth aveues--
% farnturo Of every description hoxed and shipped
faunaurs to the country. storage for fdrniture,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

4 BkRs e. FAIRCaILD. auctionesrs. viii sell at their
salesro0m, 3 Nassau street Thursday Feb at
O'clock Of whom may concern valuable stock
Of Fancy and Dry Goods combating OF yeves Dress Snks
Ball Robes ShAvls MAnas real Lace Embroidered Dresses
&C. DC also lot Of India Ink Oh Cosnas dmpored Pstos
&c. Sale poaitive and without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

GEO. II. SMITH. AuCTIoNEER Will. SELL THIS
" day Feb 1880 al two O'Clock NJ at ~ Oan,l
. large arapusy Of Household FurntuYe-Bureaus Ward
robes soss Lounges: Beds eadS Ha,resses Brussels
Also 4 lot Of Clocks, Crockery, SO. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

no HxCB NOE rOR FIRST on Asa HOUsE w0RrH
326 100 1essA beautiful readepce II Newark. worth
e00 ustncumbercd; any Oh. rence wf Be p.h "a cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

u OF WATCHES AND JEWkLkN- |" n
BUTLER, tCuuLTZ MATHEWS VIII seil as atci,l, 70
morrow har dsyh lQh O'Clock, at lhss Al e~ro0n ~
Gar ,rss by order Of ss, ksq assignee. sslaaae
is h psrt 81 ladies' gents Is Gold
Anchrr Duplex and 1epine Watches by the
ms kers Alan SILVER Watches Ia hunting and open
sso ladies iu sets sruc hes, Esr proes Bracsi~s &c In
core and lava, uard aud Vest chsius sesve But
tons sucs Rings nc Catalogues and goods early on mora
ID IA az. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

uouE FeR SALE VERY cHgAP-srrUATED on
II the easserly SIDE Of the town, ne.r sixth street, u
only $500 mortgage $1,000 Also t~o Houses In weut Thur
''' - y" '-'' r u PIERCE Is william strsrA (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

IBIEs sALE OF oRocERIAs, LIQUORS, A0..
" oRbEk will sell This day ~ l03< o,clock, - Ios
BIZ. GuIrapts, 50 Hams, bbs. Dakax 3 hoYsa
les, BSiasr- Ghsssss Soap, Ptcklss, MolAsses dsmi
pe5, on vhashey, ann, Arrss. shgry.. PORT,
rru~l = J. g. HERR C1nafnhIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

tQ nm IAN ysrABI1sHBD BUsfNEs4 ron
~ wv s'!s sS,qS I.rss gss1 go e s1issSsd
carefully .nf M 2 cn nsas sscdsom. ssrnss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

CTEAM rANNERY FOR sALE.-THE ABOVE PRO-
- pery sit aed Chattanooga Tennessee four
e bank Of tbs Tennessee RIVER On each Of eee railroads and
found suppies o beat chestnut
oak bark delivered nominal price ooassts
of on Bark, 20fD sdes OF Leather in process
tanning The capacity OF the attainment Will weak
~ tides leather and will WORK IN 700 hides Build
ing and macirery and motern. Terms Of liberal
jan l. 1869 ~ JNO. 3. JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

VACAMf Ly0xe FOR BALE on BxCHAN0N-NEAnIsT
i've bird. Of slock o. sraynt FOR whsch inpyoyed
!ssoo e soee elsss q tenement s,ase. Apply % TAOS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

pAwNBRoKERs SALE p. FrrzsMMONs, AUG
avenue Thirty street large lot OF seasonable
soods VIZ Coafs fau,s silk and other Dresses Quits Ban
ktts Shoes, Feather beds Pillows Jewelry % ic, ~
order Of WIN. Z. HIGGINS, pawnbrokcf. =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-20
An Impertinent Scoundrel.

There is attached to the La Crosse Union,
in some capacity, fellow named SWINE
FORD; he contributes to the Union every
week, three or four brainless ISLANDERS aimed
at this Journal which derive all the conse.
quence they possess, by being copied into the
Minnesotian, and other BUCHANAN presses in
this State. The articles assert nothing
worthy of denial, when the character of their
author, Sw1NEFoRD, is considered. A year
or two ago, be deliberately stole over one
hundred dollars, due this Office from Free
born county, for job printing and binding
for the county officers. He was at that time
Deputy Treasurer of the county; he stole
the warrant on the Treasury, sent for collec-
ton, and sold it to other parties in the
county. He then decamped with the pro
ceeds, and was next heard of in Houston
county, where be rendered himself so obnox.
ious TO the Democracy that be was agair
compelled to leave. He is now in Lacrosse
but if we can get him within the jurisdiction
of the Minnesota Courts, without too much
trouble, arrangements can easily be made to
change bis location to the penitentiary al
Saltwater.
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1t may be we'll enough for gentlemen born
with silver spoons in their mouths-as 7
certainly was mott may be we'll ENOUGH
for those who are born to fortunes, to spurn
the wants of the poor [ cannot. 1 came
from among them. was one of them; born
to no fortune but poverty, struggling through
the earlier part of my life for living. 1
recollect the people from among whom I
came and l never hear taunt thrown to
them that l do not feel disposed to say
word in their defense. Sir, they are the
bone and sinew of your land. They are the
muscle of your army and your navy. When
ever you want food for powder, when you
want soldiers, it does not come from Fifth
avenues nor from Wall or State streets; it
does not come from the families of your mil
llonaires. If you want men to stand in the
line, and to fight the battles of your country,
to play the soldier, you take them from the
class OF people to which have alluded. Sir :,
those who settled on one hundred and sixty
acres-thOse who have settled in nv own
State, those who have settled by thousands
and tens of thousands in the State from
which the Senator comes those who have
settled all over the West, and spread them
selves out from one extremity to the other
they are the men who make up your poor.
They do not lack bone nor muscle nor brains;
less, sir, do they lack patriotism.
We believe homestead bill will pass the
Senate, but it is doubtful whether the House
bill will be able to command a sufficient
number of votes to carry it through. Ifnot,
Senator JoHNsoN's bill will be adopted.
The following vote Of the Senate, on the 5th
inst, on motion to postpone the homestead
bill, may be regarded as test vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Bayard, Bragg, Brown, Chest.
nut, Clay, Clingman, Crittenden, Fitch, Fitz.
patrick, Gwin, Hammond, Hunter, Iverson,
Johnson of Arkansas, Kennedy, Lane, Mason
Pearce, Polk, Powell Salisbury, Sebastian,
Slidell, Wigfall and Yulee-25.
NAYs-Messrs. Anthony, Bingham, Cameron
Chandler, Clark, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas
Durkee, Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Crimes
Hale, Hamlin, Harlan, Johnson Of Tennessee
King, Latham, Nicholson, Pugh Rice, Seward,
Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade
and Wilkinson-29.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-20
Wanted-.A Martyr.

The Republicans seem extremely anxious
that some Of their men should be assaulted,
so that they might employ the Outrage" to
aid them in carrying out the Presidential
election. Their papers failed to make capi>
tai out of the switching of HICKMAN, al
though they went so far in abuse of Demo
Gratis as to libel the Vice President. On
Monday the I'd of April, they put forth a
story for the purpose of influencing the cleo
ton in Connecticut, no doubt, andsent it
East, to the following effect
New YORK, April "A Washington dispatch
states that Messrs. Covode and Sherman are
threatened with assassination q unless they
desist from pressing their enquiries into the
alleged corruption of the administration.
They are now making as much out of
LovEJoY as possible.