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ed majority of the votes and was declared

ed majority of the votes and was declared
the nominee of the Convention.
FoR LAMoN-Arwine, Isaac Bower, Kline,
Colley, Bredbender Hoais, Isaiah Bower,
zimmerman, Wenner, Knitte, Mensch. De.
witt, jr., Demott, Yeiter, Harmony, Fruit,
Allen, Poe Deiterch, Mouser Heimb ach,
Johnson, Welsh, Ent, Reighard.-25.
FoR DoAK-Billmeyer, Hendefshot, Owen,
Knorr, Hill. Manhardt, Rohrbach, Mercy.
nolds, Shoemaker, McHenry, Young, Har-
ner, Fink, Howell Herring, Wintersteen,
Fowler, Levan, Cool, E Cole, A. Cole.-2l.
The Convention nominated Joseph B.
Knittle, of Franklin, for Auditor by accla-
nation.
On motion of Benj:F Fruit, Of Madison,
the following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed as the Democratic County Standing
Committee.
Hemlock-Jacob Harris,
Benton-Richard Stiles,
Bioom-M. c. Woodward.
W,flm-Samuel Greasy.
Caaa10iSsa--Peier Campbell.
Orange-William Fritz.
Briarcreek--Samuel Kelchner.
Maine William T. Shoman.
On motion of Peter Ent the following res
olutions were read, by Benz. F. Frnit, and
adopted unanimously by the Convention
ResoLued, That while the division which
at present exists in the Democratic party, is
sincerely 10 be regretted, yet having unsha-
ken confidence in its principles which prn-
ciples we believe 10 be as eternal as truth !;
and having equal confidence, notwiihstand- :
ing the sectionaism which exists in certain
portions OF the Union, In the Integrity OF
the people; we are as ready now, as ever
before,to meet the common enemy III what
ever guise it may assume, trusting IN the
right, and confident of victory.
ReSolUed, That the action of the State Com
mittee, at Cresson, in the formation OF a
Union Electoral Ticket, in this State meets
our hearty approval, and 1t is the obvious
duty OF all Democrats 10 rally TO It's support
Resolved, That in HENRY D. FosTER, we
hail as a candidate for Governor, the man
sought by the people on account OF his emI-
nent talents, inapproachable character and
answering integrity; and we pledge to
him, as well as 10 The Union Electoral ticket,
the undivided support OF the Democracy OF
Columbia county.
Reso'Ued, That we are now, as we ever
have been, in favor of tariff for revenue,
and affording reas enable protection to the
industrial interests of the country and that
we have no confidence in the Opposition as
a tariff party, inasmuch as in 1857, when IN
power, the tariff was reduced.
ResotUed, That we pledge to the ticket this
day formed our undivided support.
Resohed, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the Democratic
papers OF this county.
On motion the Convention adjourned sine
die
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~ 81 ~ " EmD ID

At the Forks Holel, in this place on
Wednesday the 22d inst, by the Rev. J. R.
Dimm, Mr. c. HINES, of Herricksviile, Pa,
10 Miss MARY a. EvERARD, OF Hollenback,
Luzerne CO, Pa.
In Shickshinny, on Wednesday, the 10Th
inst, at the house of the BRIDES Father, by
Rev. John Johnson, Mr.. JOHN BARTON, 10
Miss ELSIE TUBES.
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STATE Politics The Constitutional Union
Pa, ty-Meeting Of the STATE Central Conlmt.
tee e-Harrisburg, dug 22.--The State Exec
ntive Com miitee Of the Constitutional Union
party met here to-day, Hon. Henry M Full
Ter in the chair. Every Congressional dis
trict was represented.
Cheering accounts were received from all
parts of the State, and strong disposition
was manifested by the members for union
of all national men against the Republican
party.
Committee was appointed 10 elect
! Presidential Electors.
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The Lackawanna and BIoomsburg KaH
Road connects with The Delaware, Lscka-
wanna Rail Road al Scranton. for New
York and Philadelphia, and Intermediate
points East also tor Great Bend, Bingham
ton, Syracuse, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and
all important points West.
Al Rupert il connects with the Catawissa
Railroad for points both East and West.
AT Northumberland il connects with the
SunbuIy and Erie Railroad, for points
West and South. Nj. w. JACKSON,
August 6, 1860 Superintendent.
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K,dekerboeher for September has been re-
ceived. Il is a most excellent publication ;
and in point of interest and usefulness, not
second to any other MAcAzISE. 1t is an
example for other publications Of ike kin.
Published in New York, by John A. Gray,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-08-29

a. ]. A. CUMnscs is at present deliver
ing his Maps of Columbia county ip this
section. They are splendid-weIl gotten
up indeed. Every citizen of the county
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N OF CE.

MOI e. L.
A IL persons indebted 10 The undersigned
N for Profes sional services up 10 April
let, 1860, are respectfully requested to call
and seIlle, either by Note or Otherwise.
J. C. RUTTER, NJ. d.
Bloomsburg. Aug. Is, ls50-f.
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Flour and Feed Delivered I!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!

TNHE undersigned has made arrange
L ments that will enable him 10 deliver
Flour aud Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per
cent. cheaper Than any body else in lown-
His prices ara as follows:
Flour 81 25; Corn and Oais Chop 81 55;
Corn and Rye Chop 81 65; Bran ST 10;
] respectfully solici' share of the public
patronage. MOSES COFFMAN.
BIoom.burg, June "a, 1860.
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"lIMr Thar, ~ You PLEAsE."-
When young Hodge first came mp
60 town, his father told him il would
he polite, when being helped at
dinner to say to the host, "llali
that il you please" 1t SO happen
ed that at the first dinner to which
he was invited, sucking pig was
one of the dishes. The host, point.
ing with his knife to the young
porker, asked, well Mr.. Hodge,
will you have this, our favorite dish
or haunch ofmuttonw Upon which
recolecting his lesson, he replied
Half of that, if you please" to the
CONSERVATION of all present.
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CHEAP FuELi CoKEii

THE Gas Company have on hand an
i abundant supply Of Coke, W hich they
will sell for the presently at the low price
of Thirty Cents per barrel. Whom fairly
tried. they believe Coke, both on account
Of It's cheapncss aud heating power, will
supercodc the use Of all other fuels now
used in stoves aud gIatos. Remember, a
trial may be had for only 30 cents ut firth
est. Apply TO the officers Of the Gas Com
pany. marSl-tf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
NEW SPRING GOODS

TIVE undersigned takes pleasure 10 IN
fptm her friends aud customers that
she hos returned With splendid stock pf
Fancy Goods. 10 great variety and a. low
piires such as English Estage. Caiabtie
aud ilaliste bingham. Jaeeneis end Or
candies. Go linettss and Hfillisntines.
Renaissance llol,as. Mine. Three end Two
Fluunped. Richest end the Latest Novel
ties Dot Evetybody's Friend aud Our
American cousin.
In the Millinery department my selee-
ton "a vetY good. ! can pilet spfins silk
end straw Hpnhsts. Wheat Ribbons, Ada
laide Hats. fnf Misses. Rough aud Ileady
llpnnats. Hoop Skitts. tetsets. False lisif.
Ffisettas. shell Combs. Hlovns, Wells.
fsfsspls aud Marguiese. New style Fans.
rsiB wsHBi
a call is respectfully solicited
FANNIE Z. O'CONpH.
fab2l THIRD Street.
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NJ 4 q HIN tglty.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ~
~. PLANTERS " Patient" s,.-m s..a-
w..i .stp,,

Weed Z" utter,
nus tNyEN1loN n, simpilsitF du,a iiiity ana
! ~ economical lshr, saving Machine hae 30
slnal
ilDHSE sCHArrHE
rrlian uins. tnnilslrs rslsntl-s o. sew viii
pin taiss tss ar Flrs' ptsntiia awarded ~
the Mississippi sud Lunlsisns state Pairs.
1stitiaiine FneiHss. I'm simple 10 hssd ips-
e'ipiiHr. Portable rifrt,la' sar Mls t,sde ~ The
beet ,psnbst. With Head niurks ssitlnr either rns
and ~ both enis % .nesi
i's-rfuuf Safes sizes W. accommodate riapl
'afs Jewellers. aud uppnline Hprms
Steam Engines, Stationary shi Portable. srilsl
bic fes nfirap nins. uti, Wills. saS min. etc
If.r Cotton tias rnewis patent.D supss seeding
oil uthsts ~ ,hs tni hnhvh
Anr tie risshinss rar be sHsn 10 practical
operation ~ he sp.ihs,- Enterprise Ms.hinA
works hFLAonpiN. bnnf1hEE = 90.
,nsr7l nat.n HnueH 10,
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H,,t-t, iig

IIAytNp npuGuf The interest ~ VI. James
tihithse. ~ ths late Frm ~ iiaeksf 4
iip'ehes! I tahs pleasure # inf,fmine ~,
friends and f'rimsf customers ihst I viii eqffv
ihs Provision ard rturafy business ~ ihs nd
stand on tho rathsf ~ Male and 81 Anihnh7
streets. n tts eitE ~ BATON nsasp. with ian
tapts experience ~ the trade. : hope - Give en-
lie satisfaction ~ ny patron. both IN quality snd
pties ~ my eeeis
jsetg % HArErT.
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ron SALE.

L'oH sale 90 accommodating terms ne
J. gfr man aged about ~ yeats, Fot
particulars. arrlr at the Drug stnte ~
matai-tf V, ilruDE ~ 90,
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.,fNst utfNstt a,tNs,,,
eco AND arr ri


ITO Y y 10 n 10 " y "
HAVING returned end permanently
IL located himself 10 this city, hpps
leave respectfully 10 ufef his services w.
the citizens Of Baton Rouge as teacher Of
violin. Ne.
Nv close and strict attention ~ his pro
fpssiun. be trusts go merit q shate II pat
'ehage, Parents may rect assured ihat
he viii endeavut 10 advance his Pupils TO
theft satisfaction " entrusted tp hin.
matai 1mi
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A ~ rfpspNs Indebted ~ he undersigned.
~ viii pisssa en'nA nrH.'i ari settle the sqfnH
without daia4 FHFbFnitR ARhptfti. 20
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The nee u p Mafmsy's SANITARY Crust
hss produced riesi ssiatsfs sHss,s. Which We
hsslsh " mske kners " ths rubile ~ is.es
Ar,one its ether esoi qualities. -hrh ave MI.
vsfsslls acknowledged. y has beet t,rni w. he
highly rssfrl sni bsrsheisnt ". Women IN the
state ~ Pregnancy, snd thst y facilitates Their
delivery.
y @lsS ihirfevss positively ihs 1u,l,s sna To-
r,easa The quantity ~ Mlis ~ Sufses.
M uthst hind ~ Frui r.n ha compared w. "
V tiaF he administered withosi fssf ~ ,he rrtnr
ssi children; y tsi,pshens sri strengthens them
sod preserves them sfsinsi = greet msnT dies
sssas pseulisf ~ thsit sea.
W. msr therefore e..siniir fserrnsna ~ 20
svs'v family
Tre'E rnr-p"uni rarnf NJ the sANITAnF
unufi contains thif't.i~r Portions fr' one PEI
ssn IhsF are sii sicnsi ~ .. MARMAS. In
vpr,r. sud pstpntss.
nsrssal pprr, ~ Ns- n.lssrs a. crr,i street.
hpiwssn chatitss aud RsEsi tnrpi,hl
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rIsrnI.ai rIsTnI.aii

A COMPLETE assortment ~ Pistols snd No
~ vrivefs. consisting ~ ucll's Ola ana Eau
Mrdsl Reyultp,s aud new Article ~ urli's nm
grated Hstrltats sisr w itnav's navpivprs. Al
ien's self rrrhins Pistols, Nsty hpteitets. .ni
the smi'h Wessen Hstpu Shooter. all ~ the
Lowest rtlres. ~
nstgi InANR tIuuurr'H
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LADIES CLOTH CLOAKs.

r HAVE Just received a new assor,'oent Of these
i goods, very long aud new styles, ranging 10
prices from 10 70 ago, also pretty assortment Of
Misses Cloaks and Talnas, suitable for dress and
sehool Closka W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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HOOP SKIRTS.

II HANEiust received new supply OF Moran's
j. Hoop Skirts, made without stitch OF Clasp
u any Kind and the only Skirt that viii not come
apart. W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06


WAHniNerpN lrrnH. -Covode's in
vestigating committee met on tho
10th ult.. and examined Collector
Schcll IN reference 10 eilortg made
Nv him aud others In New York to
raiar money In the campaign of
1896. generally known MS the Now
York Hotel Committee. Tho Com.
miItee desired to know what
amount of money had been raised
hy aaid Committee. aud what por.
ton had been sent 20 Pennsylvania.
Ito replied that between twenty
and thirty thousand dollars had
been forwarded thither. aud most
of Il was put into the hands of the
State Central Committee, They
also asked him whether Senator
Slidrll, Butterworth, Robert 5.
Walker. George Sanders, aud Hart
had contributed, lila impression
was that the three former had, but
did not rccollect in regard to SAN
dcra and Hart They desired fur
Their 60 know whether he had any
conversation with the President in
regard TO raising money for the
campaign of 1880, lie replied
that he had not
A caucus Of u considerable mum
her of Democratic, embracing rep
rcscntativcs from nearly every
Southern State, was held at Wash
ington on the 30th ult. Members
of Congress aud delegates Ia
Charleston participated, I'm at
tempt was made to effect some
union of action upon Mr.. Hunter
for the nomination ut Charleston
The friends of Mr.. Guthrie decline
acceding. and the caucus broke ur
without accomplishing any result
II is understood that all the dele
gates 90 Charleston from Kentucky
except two, are for Breckenridge
The friends of Mr.. Douglas CLAIM
that a majority of the Charleston
delegates from North Carolina ar
for him.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
De FoT

tMroHTTb HAVANA sEgAhs.
NAVE lust received The largest ana t,rsi
! tsfiea sssrfltnpn NJ
iippnTtb HAVAFA sEaAHs.
svtt hAf,te ~ this market comprising ell me
latest sna n6sl rcr'ilat bands
a,n nav prepared 10 fi'hish the titisehs ~
hs'Hn nr,,ea end surrounding tUnnitt. Wit ~
sf'iels ~ sFuAns even Hsesliihs any hsvehe's
lefntp serplied iiaia. ~ New u+leans r'iress
ANTifpNY MAFr.
fats Amssitsa rise spgsf F'"'s.
IsfHAr hHnse hasarnrt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
Confectionery Confectionery |

confectionery l'H sConfeotionery ! J
4 HAVF lre' received direct ftutn lItn'T Mii
j latH's MpnHfsr'wy
fun No s0it ~ Jelly pum pfrps; ffesh sud
nirs-i a'r"r. Si'awbsttF. hsse. waffle. rirs
Arrlp mi utares
Snn ~, Lirurfirs htnre-rsssisrt h't r'tiehs
ani rpiis
nuvss hasshnpilrr Paste Thls paste ie do
liri,s sod is hiehir recommended ~ rhFsieisns
fr' Ne virtues. being ~ The hest thugs
hsts ~ the eusp NJ severe ennghs rriis eir.
- nryss vanis Chocolate hfpps
N Assorted usnif
~ rirs French Chocolate
sid Nv D. y. nay.
nat2f-2W Druggist
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I,tunr,pt I.ttuu,sut,

'I'llE undersigned respectfully sulipils ~
! defs from huilieis end the public pen-
etally. f"r seasoned tunprsi nhi pfpDved 1,
sqnsfe tnriine. both yellrw pihe and IS
press alsp Sdsh. Dorfs. Blinds. telling
Hopeh Yellrw Pine. White OAK, Hickory
Ash. fnllrw Poplar aud DUN. sii ~ y hieh
will he furnished ~ 'ha Invest prices.
FHAhE litNfET,
ieh23 rhi'l street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

Tur CIV isstitt tntt "o@r Not with
sun powder aud defence. hut with good
objections snd clever things 10 eer,iva,e
The inner aud better sense uf mnn. Iust
now every body. is Ia the French candy
business Messis. lleude Il Go. not 70 be
behind with ~ town traders. have just
put IN stpfe gneo lie Nv Mailla'd's hest
Jelly dam Drops
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
mATnn nnitGE nmEWEnY-

WATVN HUUf+E HWEWEWf.
fIhir undersigned pldfespsrffrllf irt'fm his
j uli f'isads aHi the puddle, iha' ihs ntaratV
80 nuuipvn'd street. viii undergo ihrrf',Fh 70
prlfs ari enlargement ani Es prepared ~ furnish
The nss' ~ nsl' LluH's 10 sns gisnii'g desired.
Having ,a,is arrangements ~ Tbs Woe, b.
euat s'ippif ~ the beet Mali sud ntha' msiefiais
rssi IN ilssrinr r,isle viii b. made .'fpal ~
the beet. =" be he'd.
does lu,isv AfrV. 81 MARTIN
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FRENCH MEmINOn.

S,oLtn rri-fpi ~ Laias, sisu rilnlsi Cashmere
- nuhes ~ thp latest aui riehsst aasiens. Vel
vat nnish ruriins. Fancy aud mourning Scotch
riahis, oil ~ which an able ~ ufiat 81 ra, .sni
below tho usual settling rtlrss. What cay mean
a. SIMON.
nutin Capitol Cheap Rt.'s,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
tfMi,urI.I,Aa pAuAnoI,s.

A NtHN latep assortment ~ these euHds. insi
~ tsrsitpi, consisting Of uinehan Fiih end
riian Umbrellas. al slsss-an,eha thsm su,ns
vpsr Hns Ffphrh uingham Umbrellas ~, Ladies',
. rsw article tufr iiahi ani tstr handsomely
trade. tsepil W. y. rHlLLtra!
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FRA NIX HUaU EFT.
no THE MtLt,toNi

rus Fri .,al encouragement which Rave met
With ~ my new business. inapees The fetufn ~
tsrr thahks 70 this usnstyrs psbiir ~ tbelt
patronage, ana y solicitation rsf iha,n " seain
nstee announcements W. asv ~ ths sahltiunsl
supplies 10 nv already isir. and ifpsh stres ~
I'll goods belonging w. mT iirs ~ business. ana
~ iHlns az Reel ten assurance ihatHt heF WV
ssii sni me, ,hpt viii 10 satisfied the, inS safi
meet stls u ~ rivs enifp Subtraction, ahd WI
avsI, he pleasure ~ showing nv s,''ek sol sstt-
Ing "sh ,sts mss sits ~. - vtii"
FRANK iiuGuEt,
nst2a tsFrp, ~ rh,h snA Lsutsl sifsst
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sEGAHs AND SNUFF

IIAiR DyE,-slg posen each, oi Chtists
III dore's, Bachelors. Jules llauels
aud othetH. for Hsle by
inlygl IN. & WA BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
TIE auossE TgrU MILLS

49, H'"sss ietn Ssg, aisH ~ rgfk. whsfe Hidsfs
D., iu,uhat -iil he 1iad 80 the ahrte terms
ioust t7Ea FnFpFpfrN Aptptttp So
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
TO spORrsMEN.

NNTE HAVE on hand very superior
w Guns Of Alcxandor's make, which
We offer at cost prices in order TO close the
stock. Here is chance Of getting SUI
perior Gun at very low rate.
novl6 Ed. a VIM. BOGEL.
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NELL a WAsIInItnN,

NELL. 4 WAsIinUHN,
A utNTs Tor the utsst sputhsrn - s--77
N Piano Eurie Manuiaeief, pfuxz4A4sjj
wm Kpabe \ o.. baltimore. Nd ~ "
watstesms iHtntr naldlng.l cetnat Camp and
CemHpn Streets, New Orleans.
The knahe Planes have never failei a. tahn
the ntst Premium Whenever aud whefssva, they
have haan brought 10 competition with fipnas
Of gil the beet makers of New Work hustpn fhias
deiphia. aud baltimore they have tho full Iron
Itame. aud are guaranteed fpt i've tsats With
The privilege If exchange 81 any time within sis
months hem the day pf Sale. " they fail 10 give
antitp ca iisiartioh.
All orders addressed 10
MILL a wAEiinunN,
New orleans. will receive prompt attention,
fubi lnmdAw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

HuAr ~ AtApAsA.- SELMA Eatinsl.
~ tho vith inst. savsi "withiu the last
week quite q number 81 chad have been
caught 10 not baskets, 10 the Alabama
river, at THE place. Thera Ia 40 doubt
about their heihs the genuine white, shsd.
which goes 10 prove eunelusively that this
delicious hsh can he tisnsplsnted nem one
waite, 10 another Those that have heen
caught THE sptinp ere the fruits uf those
that were taken lfum the Havennah fiVet,
soma yeafa ago. 10y COL Al, Picket aud
others. and deposited IN the Talareosa
river. at Fort Decatur
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
IstMnI5HtIutwItEuii

fIHF uHbtpslpNrp. rrriarssres,fuiiy irfrf'"
HE friends aHd the pebble. that his sins'H
Sew Milis-Ths q nstrn npuep hiie." are nnv 10
frll hlas'. With gpod supply ~ 'i'nbst end tssdg
- al auE sri ~ rflrrs fsf rfen
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ATLANTA MEDICAL CoLLrGE,

fruF ptNru course NJ lectures in this tnstitus
| ton will upen on the nfst Manday IN May
nest aud continue unit the last ~ the following
August,
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CEDAR POSTS.

DECEIVED ct the baton Rouge llayou
~ Haw Mill. - latge supply Of Cedar Posts
W hich will loo sold cheap fot cash.
fobp WILLIAM WATSON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06

NV EtoHt, Michael rfehdefess, lsq.
has taken the old and we'll known stand
nT HE falher-Thus. Pfen1efgast. 90 Main
sttpet. aud will carry 90 the same hind ~
business urueeries Western Produce aud
Plantation supplies. Born ani raised 10
Rod stick. Mike. hns host Of ftien Ia
commences undet favorable auspices,
ani hv attention to business must succeed.
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FOR SALE.

I OTIS Nos. !, o, II, Square Z, and Lot
IL No. II, square 8, In that part of the
city Of Baton Rouge, laid out by liicky,
Mnthcr aud Duncan. Apply 70
fcb2l- d4w-2w. j. X. DUFROCQ,
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FACULTY
ALEXANDER MtANS. " n. Prof. Of chemis.
try and Pharmacy,
H. W, Known. NJ. ~. Frpf Of Anatomy
JuuN W. JONES, NJ. u. Prof " Principles and
Practice Of Medicine aud general Pathology!
" T. wESrMoRELANb, NJ. n, rrof Of rrin.
eiplps aud Practice Of surgery,
4. = POWELL, NJ. u, FRET ~ Obstetrics
Up. LOGAN, NJ, y, rrof OF Physiology and
Diseases IL wame aud children,
ia. wEsrMoRkLANp. NJ u. rrof. ~ Materia
Medies aud Medical Jurisprudence.
Practical Anatomy conducted by the Professor
Of Anatomy,
Clinical Instruction. as heretofore, regularly
through the Course.
The pissrcting Room, furnished with plenty Of
good subjects, will DO open by the 18th of Ap,il
for those who may wish 20 dssect before the lee
lures commence.
FEES.
Matricnlation (taken once only ...........,.s 90
touren OF iVe w"
pisseetng ticket (required only once...." 10 %
ntplouta - w
Good board eau no had AZ o. 60 o. per week.
For further Information address
}. q. MksTMoRkLAND. Dean,
mars d4wim Atlanta, Ga.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-06
nailp c5a)tttt mo Comet.
nApoN no,iaH.
rHipAfiHniHniiihHiHiArRlb .. $500

tn. itieh scpept The Concert. 10 the
laatu,a toun, If Academy Hell 90 Tnes-
dar night iast. Wv Mics Honey and Mad
detn. brought together . number ~ on
fellow -ttizehs iaAnt ~ whom. we're sni
r,,sed 10 nnd. tepm % well appointed
rr, sueh purposes The Concert Of Wed
nssdpr niaht we not sn well attended. snd
some ~ the errteeialive Young gentlemen
,ssalvsi 90 having full huuse Last night
truh the ~ aslef 10 hand. snd We doubt nvt
~ hoe resulted 10 hunret
pebble attention is directed 10 the spe
aiai notice ~ THE morning, relative 10 the
ncmmendahie and rtaisewutihy eifpfis If
the present Heard Of Directors ~ the Free
Schools shall they te elevated. to the
position. desired fur them 10y Mess,s rar.
burke and Hart shall we have gtedu
s,ina classes TO the Nigh School depart
ment. end pi,la and buys FROM the inessps.
educated ~ the lnishinp point IN English
branches. ~ studti Each ene aud oil Of
our fellow eitisans should have something
90 80, on th,s subject. u is not enough TO
coy rassieer " urd speed the good work
lot Ne prospect Bach one must No soins
thing -must guard With . Jealous eve the
interest urths noble enterprise visit tho
school room -sehd theft sons and deugh
tore. that they may 10 educated. 90 citizens
or the ,erubiie should he together and
unbiased NY eteeds aud drsmas. which
may yet be. obsolete Ia the Republic
Let the city council cooperate With the
Hoard. and 10 what II may and presently
We shalt have - public school SYSTEM. hs
sai 10 the very heart Of the city.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-08
SIATEGf SOUTH CAROLINA,

-. NA8RRfVILLE DISTRICT.
te.59ce CourfW Common Pleas aid GcnI Sessions
E. Noble
: Peters Burton
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the fourteenth
day OF Novamber, eighteen hundred and
tfty nine. file his declaration against the De.
.fendaee. who. Otis snid) iss absent from and
without the Limits of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up.
on;whom COPY ofsaid declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordepea1shat tile said
Defendant do appear and peal stIre said dec.
iaration. on or before the fifteenth day OF
November, eighteen hundred and sixty, 9th.
.erwise final and absolute judgment will then
be giveniand awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.. O. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. IA, 1850, 30, l2m.