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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-25
For Congress Id ri.t'i,'t.
g : NJ M. s AMUEUS,
OF Dubuque

DoSr TAKE NoricE. 1t was reasonable
to expect that the Times would have given
us an tllicial detailed report of the in
mense--enihuS;as,ic repnhlicam 2 ,therinr
On Iue,day r>enin-. Pred ably want Of
space prevented. 1t reminded u OF u ru.
neral. where III" freud, and acruua,ntnn-
CO. are few. TIE eloqnrnc"--,h- wi, aud
G"ok5 OF the Rev Orator where " holly un.
appre,iatei iy the audience. The name
of " OF Abb" ani the Il Grimes that Con.
greSs owns the people elected no nrp'aus"
or mark Of approval. The only severe
blow that the speaker dealt the dem ,cracy
WAS in his assertion that he WAS a relative
of ia ige D>uglts' The trIth is the PEG
pie OF Woodbury. are not very enthusiastic
admirers of ktug George and the doctrines
asserted by Ii, l'ar'ia nent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-25
ANIL a. CASSIDY,

4 TrDHNEYS Ar LAW. >ifu. CRY town Frac-
y tica IN tina courts ~ I,,wn ant Nebraska tHice
n, Dou,l,s 81 opn site I,rd on -, 2p.tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09

IvhoIesole Grocers s. Produce Dealers
Nos 10 aud so Mtin-SH, ITNc'ling, FL.
VIZ desire to state TO the friends Of the late hTm'
of the most ample facilities for the Transaction OF
Wholesale Grocery and Produce BUSINESS. =
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
IN our care with fidelity and promptness md on the
most favOrabl" terms. Yonr ol't servants,
''O' =, list, MORRISON Il co.
| wheeling, january 2h, 1861 iaH' ;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
~ IlhF1ING, VA. MONDAY MORNTNc TTT = = oao5==

stepped ; on the clitE 1t was cold clommvv : :.
grip that he gave me in return. and % -
naaTsi nngefs s ielt icy and wet. Everybody who
Soas So%i1 re reach zen him gave him shake of the
entTne nIu ON nj ms way to the shauty, and the
a I"tIuSissm nI tor him seemed universal
nuf I fse $40 erft1 Snqe9 the show" of human life
Mr.. BIondin, was afterward tola h,
wife and several children, and a; ,"a;5 mas a
Niagara, having adopted it as bis iues tLes at at
OF performance. His professionoi 'ne"SeI l'ssesI
amount to ten thousand dollars n year .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
2ailg gutelllge1rter.<
TERMS OF ADVERTISIVc.
"ANSE S0Lip LINES oP NoxpAREr1, toR o>,r ,,o,,
LESS, MAZE a SQUARE. -s'eA'J Oh

f5-Vaa.IaL TV.nSjAL NOTICES Double the aboye ratas
Ijdinr IN tJ AdVertisng reasonable t"rms ocoo
made. Sp"ce occupied and the number Of chsnCos
ers to o 1;% 6 from transient persons or
Legal advertisements will I,a che, Hsa.
prescribed by law "''' "e charged at the rates
or So @ si Cards not exceeding FIVE lines $40
will be c6nta 1t put for shorter period notbn'
the "s privilege Of Annual Advertising is lfmttod ..
GO own Immediate bpsinoss and a1I 10
ms al legal advertisements and as
be pai for a s ana real estate sent in by them mns
.8OrA Advertisements not accorrn,,,,.,
accordingly. until IorDId and cha rye
Notices for Political 1Too.,
casNs at full rates 't"sS TO be charged in all
of sarm@g Notices of Funerals, and
SNsl' nnYl1.'hN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
An Ac.r,o,,s,15tc17

w WIthln :tI the bosom of Columbis's LAM
C-on,naSeioI Menith and Tsdom both at thy command
0-Sr ba,,T ra..! and mindful Of the poor,
Gs-Lgnt GI9;,, Wen may every drop.of iobieI,Ioo,i
ON ever Stn W WITH tn thine, from food to flood:
R-emetnS Ssgda gaateni t Up thy praise shall now.
wien mankind to istorys page shall t'r,,
''"'''S ''l""tnons' more than tiline shnllbT,lI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
Assets, january I, 1855 8.
S1,506,3S7 SS

Upwards of 900
i's=es r'e been paid by tho Il!tna Insurance 10,
i'll the past IS years 0O'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09

we copy the following sketch from. kbc
Tome Io'rrm0I of last week:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
FIRE AND INLAND NAyICAr1oN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted At terms consistent with goIvarc,.
fai! profit ~
Af!'c'at gSnGon gaen To Insurance cf q IFEL LLYf1S
az" '""ts"''J0r terms cF one 10 fire years
Inc progress Of this Corporation has been stobIo
st nni',trup'ed through seasons of financial SUr
.~rying QHra' pAsu BSsts, tnd rrblDles OF
r rr.iit systcm affect us in material particular
uuring ..IarI times the security of reliable Insu-
rance is an imperative dmty-the ablnty oil property
I,ller, 10 sustain loss being then much lesscned.
pli.ics ssuc' without delay. and all business at
N e. ARTIIER. Agent.
Office over the Bank Of Wheeling.
tl,la-Iqw till Jan lst SO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
New York Paper Warehouse.

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS.
Booksellers, Stationers, Binders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally save from 10 to ~ per cent
10y purchasing from first hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities wo
offer great inducements to in want OF Pa
Ledger and Flat Papers, F0OlscNp Letter, Note, and
Billet Folin. Packet, Commercial and all grades OF
French Papers COlored Papers, Tissue, Binders.
Trunk, and Straw Board, Bl0ttinG etc, etc; Bank
Note Bond Drawing, Rank Envelops Particular
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
naries, CIorgymcn and Professional men. BillheNds
III stock ready ruled for Printers, from to Heads
to tile sheet. Blue and White, WoVe and Laid In
fact complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
| and save y1ur money. Orders by mall accompanied
with cash. will be filled well as Il present i'll per-
son. CARSON e HARD.
| np9-lyE Paper Warehouse, n B0ekman 1T.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09

Ientiemen's n o2. mems! Furnishing Goods!
a LII OF WITCH WILL SELL, FOR cEeIT ~
most lO%ss retail prices OF Pictures have
IhoSsnnbS snI IssoEtment SO embracing all Kinds Of
PsrS PSng and Vase Painting that are 8uIis Tor %
iets I H ~ Sern; also photographs OF Sacred Sn
hesng 6estroIs Of reducing my stocI, I,r
any Of INV wa ooI rStnreS oer to the purchasers of
SHARES a e numbers by which he is entitled to
in Watches 6S Pictures and Other aolinT
;wo articles The value of the goods 90 ~ no
,,S I.s e.cn watch has its own set of nn,DIor. ~
may take shares i'll any Of them he cbooS6S
To- tTc vHI nS PetSentNge on The goods sold amonnt:
%Iy ~ It shall be decided by numbers who 81 sba g'S% S
fuf'neF Information can be obtained at nv storo
jo2O P: LECHER
--------= WnRhington Hill
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC.

TN!AFFT'S FAMILY FLOUR. 1900 barrels
mills; --5= NJ. REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
Choice First Class Insurance

RCas'' Capital Sl,oOocOO, absolute and uutppoircd
WITH sTRPLUS OF $5O6,3ST SS: w.
And the prestseof rs years SUCCESS an .x,,or;o,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-09
HOTJSF.

NIA-GAR-a.s 4a.Irrsr,Gu: ana made
such additions and improvements as to equal in point
bio Watering Places. This. together with its local
tion, which cannot bc cIuallcd commanding as 1t
Falls and the eOrts of tho PrOpreters to keep 1t in
every respect US frst-cass HOTEL will, they trust,
make the CliOn' favOritc house ut Niagara Falls
Visitors arriving by tho several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop ut "5uspem,
sion Bridge" Canada side, where omnlhnsses and
norters will be IN attendance the arrival of ovtry
train Those by boat from Buffalo and Toronto will
stop at Clfton-IIouso Station on Eric and Ontario
halfway. Tue house il now opon for the se:tsnn
JOSLIN & DUNKLEE, PrOprietors.
A G. IOsLIN. formerly of Congress Hall and City
untcl Albany; Pavilion Sharon SprinEs Ond rOcent-
ly Rossin HOnsG. Toronto. .... q.
J. W. DUSKLEE.
Ningnr" Falls, (Canada,) tcl2-lmd@w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
EXPLOSION or THE BALTIC.
s.v..,e.. Person. KILLED a. wounded.

This mornings mail, says the True
Delta. brings us full particulars Of The
explosion Of the towbost Baltic. in
Mobile BAY. ri an early hour on Sat
urjay evening last. We quote from
the Eren,ng Nepsi
We are indebted 10 Mr.. VIM. II.
Fell. clerk Of the towboat Baltic. for
most Of the particulars Of tho disaster
which occurred TO her yesterday even
ing. The Baltic was on her way up
from tho feet. with barge in tow.
both freighted with hay, and had
about twenty cabin passengers from
the fleet. including five ladies'. and
eight children. and on deck twelve
sailors and ten sboremsn. About
quarter 10 7 o'clock, when opposite
Deer river. some ten miles below town,
the middle starboard boiler exploded.
parting in the middle. The iorsPari
went forward. being blown entirely
out Of shape; tho siterpart was buried
In the deck, and brought up in one Of
tho coal bunkers, which no doubt
preserved the boat from sinking. The
social hall ana everything forward
were entirely carried away. the cabin
furniture completely wrecked, and
the whole scene enyelepee in dark.
ness. The frat thing Of which the
alarmed company on board became
sensible was that tho boat was on fire
forward, and every effort, except that
required for the immediate care Of the
wounded, was at once directed TO get
ting rid Of the hay which was burning
on both the barge and the boat. II
was all rolled overheard, amounting
10 400 bales, when by Capt. Brain
ards direction. Mr.. J. Crimmons camo
TIP to town in a skiG for assistance.
The steamer Col Clay Immediately
went down, and il was judged best TO
bring the barge TO town ut once. with
the wounded on board, which was ac-
cordingly done. The Baltic was tow
ed up by the propeller Nesflic, arri-
wing about 7 o'clock this morning,
aud now lies opposite town.
The following is the list Of casual
ties SO far as we have been able to
ascertain them
KIled.-Walter Wilson, Cd engi-
neer, in charge at the time, missing
aud, no doubt blown overheard a
sailor from the ship Pettigrew, and
bayman, also missing; the striker (3d
Engineer,) both legs blown of, survi-
we'd about twenty minutes; a negro
sailor from the feet, and another sail
or, whether white or black not known.
Wounded.-Capt. VIM. Lee, lower
bar pilot, was injured, it is feared "a
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
fUHmmrrieslei
THE PRINCE COMING.

Tear Cs,sst a despatch from Vieks-
burg last night, conveys the intelligence
that the Prince cf Wales, passed vieks-
burg ct c'eloek yesterday evening. The
boat may be looked Tor, this morning
Shall he pass Without gun Shall The
bost stor within stones throw ~ The
Capitol. and no COMMITTEES he on the land
Ing TO invite him ny, end extend the hos
pi.sll.les shall u be said that The Feshe
Monarch, 81 the 'niphtisst Emp Of earth,
allied to us, By ties Of eonsaneninlty. laws,
language. literstuts end religion, put his
Royal foot on our shores without a reeep-
ton u Ia no time ~ PROFOUND sueh In
,e,rorstoties-th boat Is coming and be
fore this may reach the eye ~ vout host ~
readers, and his admirers boat may
whistle .. The point, and The bell ring f.,
him tc make the landing. Ills Homer the
Mayor is too basily engaged keeping the
peace. 20 take the lead IN this matter, and
u Ia for this reason beg leave respectful
" 10 submit the following programme fef
the reception.
The procession will form In Main street
fronting the ttstney House. st Q O'Clock.
ORpsR ~ pspesssipv.
The Mayor end Common Council.
otsto, If the hey.
Volunteer Companies.
odd Fellows.
Distinguished Visitors.
Governor and stsfT.
Rel Men.
Knights Of Jericho.
Sons Of Temperance.
Executive Officers.
The Clergy.
Owaefs Of Fast Horses.
Friends Of The Administration.
E,peetsnt once holders. with banner
bearing The motto,
"To the vietofs. etc.
Charitable Societies.
Col Pete Myers, late If the llibetnisns=-
The rtess.
Veterans IF the late War.
Esies.
The Bat keepers benevolent Association.
Commissioners elect cf Public Works.
Historical Society.
Citizens Generally.
The procession will move TO the landing
rs soeh ss the boat arrives, where the ora
tor Of the day will advance make his
speech and retire, after learning whether
the Prince would like 70 have Ball. The
Common Council will then take charge Of
his Majesty. show him the fenitsntisry.
the gss Works. blind Asylum and other
useful institutions, after which he shall he
invited ts dinner. $50
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

THs BbEsstra or Povsurr. -
The following remarks Of q very dis
tipguished writer on this subject are
worthy Of serious consideration
Poverty IL the nurse Of manly on.
ergy and heaven climbing thoughts
attended by love, aud faith. and hope
around whose steps the mountain
bteeses blow, aud FROM whose count.
enanoe all the virtues gather strength.
Look around you upon the disting-
uished men that in every department.
Of life guide and control the times.
and inquire what ives their origin,
aud what where their early fortunes.
Were they, as general rule, rocked
aud handled In the lap Of wealth p
No ! such men emerge from the homes
Of decent competence, or struggling
poverty. Necessity sharpsus their ia
culties, aud ptivation and sacrifice
brace their moral nature. They learn
The great art Of remuneration. aud en-
Joy the happiness Of having few wants.
They know nothing Of Indifference or
safety, There IL not an idle 6bre in
their frames. They put the vigor Of
a resolats purpose in every act. The
edge Of their mind is always kept
sharp. In the school Of life, men
like these, meet the softly pstured
darliugs Of prosperity as the vessels Of
iron meet the vessels OF porcelain.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

tally, vomiting blood. and suffering
much pain-he has been taken TO the
hospital. Two or three deck pssssn-
gers aud four negro hands -Bsptiste,
(sibley, master, Frank (Kfebs, } Pe.
ter and Leslie (tufHef,j we're badly
scalded. Bspiiste The most, but none,
IL 10 believed. fatally. Two or three
others we're slightly injured.
The entire number Of killed and
wounded Ia about seventeen. not in
Guiding tfifing Commissions, dc.
Capt ! NJ. Bfsinard and Mr.. A NJ.
Godfrey, had a narrow escape, as they
were passing from the cabin to the
social hall at The moment ri the ex-
plosion. and The deck was torn away
from under their feet. Capt. Btain-
ard was prostrsted, but olsmbered
back into the cabin, aud. with The
greatest GOODNESS. Immediately dsvo-
ted himself 10 the care Of The sufferers
and If the boat. lie was ably sec
onded by Mr. Godfrey. Mr.. J. Grim
mons. and Mr.. WIN. A. Wallace. the
mate of the iiaiio-to all of whom
the highest praise is given for the
efficiency Of The services rendered by
them in the hour Of alarm and oonlu-
sion
AppioNAt PARtioUbARs.-Ths MI
rett'sey, gives The subjoined addition
al particulars
We learned little yesterday after.
ternoon additional to the particulars
81 This disaster published in The Ere
mig Neps. Mr. Lee was still alive.
but no hopes Of were entertained
Of his recovery. The negroes be.
longing 10 The boat were some Of
them more seriously hurt than was At
first reported, and sons Of The cases
may result fatally. Some others were
injured. but we could not learn any
particulars Mr.. A. Chambers. Of
this city, had his hands badly soslded,
and Mr.. Cummings, Of Portland.
Maine, ftom The ship VIM Woodbury.,
is among the injured. The explosion
was caused by the collapse Of ilue
The Baltic is now lying At the Plant
ers' press wharf, aud exhibits oopfu
eel mass Of ruins from the boilers for.
ward aud upward
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

An Usjusr viSw OF Moasise
WRArrsns. - We feel compelled
(says the Baltimore Family Jour.
nal) 60 make few remarks regard.
ing the prevailing custom Of ladies'
receiving morning visitors In wrap.
pers, or. "a the European term them.
"dressinggowus." Nothing, in our
Judgment, can be more Inappropriate
or Ia worse taste than this too prevail.
eut custom. II IL particularly object
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

SALE OF 0Lb CoIss.-The Phila-
delphiaus are having fever for OBJ
tanning old coins. At an auction
sale Of some large lots last week, there
was a large gathering of collectors,
whose competition drove prices up
higher than ever known. A dollar
Of 1854 sold for sec so; two half
dollars Of 1896 aud '97 brought $50;
an uncircula,ed dime Of 1895 brought
IS SO; old and new half dimes brought
from 81 % to 81 rs each; a Wash
ington cen, Of 1901 sold for $40 so,
and one Of 'o2 for $50; half cents
sold from 81 up to s23 so each; the
latter being proof of 1912. No less
than 1881 We're given for 90 copper
cents, $ls5 for SO half cents; while
the whole lotsold amounted to $2057.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

JArAsEsE TEA.--Thero arc incrca.
sing indications that, eventually
the United States may enjoy large
and profitable trade with japan. In
all, there has been received from
that country about 100000 pounds
of tea, mostly Of the inferior grades;
but n few days ago there were im-
ported per ship Epyania, about
10000 Of n choice quality, branded
"Oolong," but differing in flavor
and appearance from the Chinese
product, having been evidently pre-
pared without manipulation, or the
use of artificial heat. The speci-
men submitted to us for trial can
be furnished at lower cost than
China teas Of corresponding grade
and may prove to DO an acccpta-
BILE substitute. One Of our largest
importers Of tea, while in conversa-
ton with the commissioners from
Japan, was Informed that the tea
districts Of that country were very
extensive, and that the production
might be indefinitely extended
". Y. journal If Commeyoe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
nay- A letter from San Francisco

sar A letter from San Francisco,
says the fine clipper ship Storm King,
is nearly ready to sail for China. She
carries a dead and alive" cargo Of
Chinese. presume you know that
the companies which bargain to fetch
Cinnamon to California, also agree to
take them back dead or alive. Few
vessels leave this place for Hong
Kong without few defunct Chinese
on the cargo msnifests. The Storm
King will carry several hundred live
Chinese, and the bones Of few who
have ceased to live.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
NEW eOov,s.

I hDfFs IN wsnt n ths fsflowfns r.mes goods.
" viii Dc well ~ calling =, the Baton Rouge
chesp sters. gsst received issee stock ~ be
A lsfge ihvsiee n Ccrsets Tor ~ % vefth " ~
Fsst bclcfed Prints irs,r ~ 9 cts, worth i2k :
Lcnsasle Mrsiibs i2k cts, worth TO- choice
st,ck Of ffubreideries II less thsn cost ~ ,npcr-
tsticr, Hosiery, Gloves, Edsibss, Inserting sis :.
~ te1see1 prices ~ fhs
BArON Rouas oHEAP sroRf.
nrvs A. Hess, Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
F., p...,, NJ p,s,,. Weeks.

sS- i,y despatch from New Or
leans last night. u IL known that
Mr.. Bells majority over the candi-
dates il 1900.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

TuE WORMS or ruK EEr1osioN .-
Coroner Beach proceeded this morn.
ing TO hold an inquest on the 81 bod.
los Of The victims Of tho explosion on
board The steamboat ~. H. w I'LL
The sight was most pitiful one In
the large cabin. the ladies' saloon, aud
the forward saloon. The dead were
laid out on mattresses and blankets,
a sheet covering the hidsous sight Of
their soalded bodies The process u
identification WAS slow. and seven Of
the dead remain yet unknown.
Tho list mads by the Coroner is as
follows
Gideon Marks, Of New Albany, cab
in passenger Henry Virgins. pas
senger, resident Of this city. corner
Of Daupbiu aud Cont streets; 1.-THE
following firemsn and deck hands y
W. Kerr, Pat Keenan,, bartholomew
Cullen, Pat Delaney, J. Copollen, Rich.
ard O'IIsrs, Pat Dougherty, Anthony
Coin, Pat Connolly, Edward Kelly,
Henry lIagap, Mike Dwight, James
Block, Steve Gray, Owen Mclean.
Pat Coin, Pat Higgins, Pat 0'i'risn,
Peter IIalpin. f cotty, fireman, a Ger
man passenger, name unknown, four
deck passengers. names and nation
atty unknown. Seven bodies belong.
ing to tho crew remain unidentified.
Picdyune.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

sxAIxp Bats OF LsprSa.--A CONNER
eiai firm Of New Orleans, having address
sed . letter to the Z. NJ. General, relative
10 the right Of roSt Masters to change post
age on sealed bills Of lading, received the
following in answer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
BEWARE or FRAUD.

S"'ft' ""V t-ffo ff"tN w StfHStfffG
else. The makers Of newspapers
will have 60 fall back, on the old
standing heads of sensation. New
York, may have to trump NJ, An.
other Mrs. Cunningham. and dis
cover. for The next murder ease some
new and more attractive feature than
that Of the last, whilst the nam
moth paper and The Campaign press,
will have to close doors. and hang
up their bruised arms for monu-
ments. Grim risaged war fef
words) will smooth HE wrinkled
front, and the lighting men, and
working men. will he busy in look
ing about for the places to which
they are entitled, for working for
party with their coats Of, ~ war
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
Pesr oYrics DEPARTMENT.,
Appointment 0flico, OCT. n, isso

6}snfiemea-Y Your letter Of October 99d
has been received. In reply, I have TO
state that whore sealed letters containing
bills Of lading are opened in presence Of
the Postmaster. aud found TO relate only
10 the cargo OF tho vessel by which they
wete received, the postage should be re-
mitted.
The rule Is an old ono, but seems TO have
been accidentally omitted in the last au-
thoriEed edition OF regulations.
Respectfully your OBJ, serv't,
HoRATro krSa,
First Assistant p. NJ. q.
Messrs. -, New Orleans, La,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07

At his "Gotprr fAHs, Bsrwiok's Bay,
st y O'Clock, i. NJ, on Tuesday last, Octo-
Der the 20, go, DR. WALTER BRA
SHEAR, a native Of Maryland, in the s5th
year Of his age.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
NEW FJagTu.

ffoR we'll selected stock ~ the various grades
~ Flour nov manufactured, c.ii 81 the Feed
store ~ ,he snaetsignea
$50 Barrels offtesh ground ard ~ vsrirus g,.aes
ffcm The fnsss es,rs 10 supe,fre nav ~, hs.a
snd h'r sale ~ It's current market value.
MOVE JOSHUA HEAf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-07
SEWING MACHINE NOTICE.

DAFT " having the 80 scovsi oooisif Ma
j chins. are requested 10 send and bsvs the new
cam 1ttsd 10 IL. IL makes the machine work much
easier.
a~A yars ohancs for . bargain. Fipkls a
Lyon Machine, PERFECTLY nov and In good order
for tso, rstaii price In New York as. a Dotilds
fook iviioh Hschins perfectly new at gao also
one scovsll 4 goodslI tssoond hsn5) Msobins with
bnrdoir table At Us.
novel ud.itv JIM. TRACY.