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The Disunion Schcmc---Thc Motive for
Secession.

Mr. Yancey-William Lowndes Yancey
was the man who instigated and led the
| secession movement at Charleston Ills
purpose and end in doing was OF itself
evident--it was TO break up, if possible,
the democratic party, and thus array TIE
South against the North. If any one has
any doubt of his aim or his purpose, let
him read the following letter written lv
him:
MONTGOMERY. June Is, 1858
DEAR SIE: Your kind favor of the lj,h
is received
i hardly agree with YOU that a general
movement can be made that YOU will clear
out the Aegean stable. II the democracy
were overthrCwn, it would result in giving
place 10 a greater and hungrier swarm
of flies
The remedy of the south is not such Il
process. 1t l. in 4 dIiigent organization OF
her true men for prompt resistonce to the
next aggression. 1t must come in the ma
ture Of thingt No national party can
save us; no sectional party can ever do il.
But if we could do as our fathers did
organize committees OF safety all over
the cotton state, land it is only in them
/ IlItt w Ihii ii'pt IcI any INV -
ment)--we shall fire the southern haart
instruct the southern mind, give courage
to each other. and at the PROPER MONET.
! By ONE ORG AIMED, CONCERTED
/ ACTION. WE CAN PRECIPITATE I'll
! COTTON STATES INTO \ REVOLT.
TON.
The lea has been Swallowed forth Ia
the South by Mr.. Ruiiin ha, been taken
up and recommended 10y the -idesrtiSer.
the Montgomery organ o. Mr.. Iaucey.
under the name OF " League OF [ mite, /
/ SouthernerS, who, keeping up their old
party relations on all other questions, vii
hold the southern issue paramount, an,
will influence parties, legislatures anc
statesmen. ] have no time 10 enlarge
but to suggest merely.
In haste yours. 2c.,
W. l.. NANCEY
To James $. Slaughter, esq
The proper moment for precipita'in
revolution was the one when Slidci
, Bright, Bigler, Buchanan, Fitch, and Joe
Lane were urging him 10 do anything tina
would prevent The nomination Of Doug!a:
) He seized the proper moment. he pre-
cipitated the delegates from the cotto
, states out of the convention, but it r.
mains TO be be seen whether the people {
t those states will engage in a revolution.
--CiicGgo TINS
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THUKSpAY. NV 10.

THURSDAY, Nsy 10
SENATE Tie Homas land claim bill was
RESUMED and most of the amendments
adopted III committee OF the whole with
gu, debate, and Tie ILL finally passed
AYES II, nays ). Adjourned
iioUSE-lhe consideration OF the Pres-
dent psoepcct was postponed TIL We'd
nesday aud Thursday next.
Mr.. Greem reported bill to orgrnize the
territorial government OF Idaho.
Mr. Clark, OF Missouri, gave notice Of an
amendment TO strike out the clause pro
hJb!ting slavery. and insert instead that
the legislative assembly shall not 10y logs
laiIon establish or prohibit slavery
Mr.. kellogg, OF Illinois. 10y consent Of
Mr. Grow. offered an amendment proyi-
ding Tor the election OF all territorial Off
GERS 10y the people of organized territories.
Mr Morris sad he could show his col
league lac Was III this matter playing the
demagogue.
Mr.. Kellogg Ietorted il was impossible
/ Tor ms colleague to conduct himself rs a
gentleman. for the Almighty has written
II on his .ace-( the remainder Of the sen
tence WAS lost Ia yoci'erous Cries vi order
Nh. Morris excitediy replied The OH.
~ words heard We're ial-ehood ! can
( prove that God Almighty las written h!-
name
/ Mr.. kellogg replied, but his word, were
not heard III Tie roar oiyo.ces calling him
TO order
At last quiet was restored and Mr.
Sherman moved 10 cen-ure both gentle
men, but finally, by request. Withdrew IL
Nr Bingham, IN accordance with IN.
request OF hls republican friends, was vii
. ling 10 postpone the consideration Of the
bal! two weeks, IN order that il may be
fully considered
The democrats called for 4 vote. and tht
main question Wa- ordered
Mr.. Adrian Insisted upon the reports bc
ing read.
Mr. keitt said, it was simply an enact
meHt OF the NIlmot proviso.
Mr.. Wilson moved to reconsider tn,
votes ordering the main question.
Nr. bingham said. the Democratic side
challenged Us 10 take vote without dc
ci-ion
Mr. Houston-We said We were rcady
and challenged discussion, not Il vote, Ou
YOU have put gag upon us aud We ar
Willing l" meet the issue.
Several Democratic voices called for ;
vo:. and Nr. M.il>on motion was rejected
Alter further debate the Ll! passed.
AGAINST 90.
The vote on the bill was recon,idered.
M GaIl~c!l desired 10 offer an amend
Ineut To such of the territorial bills five il
number, prohibiting territorial legislature:
from exciuI.n. slavery.
Mr. Adrain gave notice OF al amend
mcut leaving the people of the scrritorie
ftce "a regulate their own Institutions il
their own way. subject ooly to the eonst
tuition
On motion of Nj Grow, the bill wa
+ postponed to Saturday, and amcndmen,
. ordered 10 be printed
The house went into committee on til
tariff bill
Morrill, bill. with few slight nodif
r cations not affecting lis general principles
; was agreed to 50 agains, 81.
Adjourned.
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+ @ II 9 y L L

on LONG TEE.
50 acre. in =. sw1. Sec 80. T % R.-cs acre. i'm
proved: NJ" lous.. well all enclosed.
100 acre, in NJ = Sec. l., "a L. so acre. broke
house, ell. and sIsn.e.
80 acre. IN T., Ne. See. S, T So, l. 3; acres
h;ok-. house.
81. acre. in Sec 2sT II 3-uninproy.t
800 in =. Sec. %, r. -. Il. S-unimprcvsd
Iowa and WISCONSIN lands exchanged for property in
La Sale county.
II. use, and Lot, in tie city o. Auburn y Yex
charged FOR properly " OF AVA La Sale county.
2+o acres in Calhoun CO, Michigan miles from Bat
tie C-e.k-good improved :arm. bearing apple trees
house. harn &c. VIII be cold cheap.
iol City Lots FOR sale. on long lime from f5 $500
esch
House and Lot for sale cheap, West Pearl street
Good well and e!lar. : 50.
100 in AVA Sec. 2, 7 80, Il. :, Livingston Co
So
lG1 acres il Ne. Sec Q, T. co Il. :. Livingston Co
F 40 per acre.
1870 acre. in EutIlnd-loo acres improved good house
and barn, 300 hearing apple trees. ltU rods hedge tip
tsp farm fi3 pr
100 acres in Lal--I"U broke, good house ste
bic grnnary, corn cribs, well, high roll prairie 500
per acre.
100 acres in sW Sec %, T. 81, Il. o-prarie. sIs
per acre. 3 to I years time.
81 acres choice iani-4 acres improved. good house,
we'll and fence. richard Of bearing trees acres tim
Der I-ni, che mile from grist ana mill and our
mi rs frorr railroad. 30 per
Chicago city property. in South Division VIII sell or
exchange Tor proper i'll La Sale Cuuuy-wI sell on
canal ,i".e.
Usage Boon.. and Morgan counties.
House and Lot in states Addition-wiil be cold
~ story hous. in States Addition. new, 4x70 10
rooms good cellar aud well The most beautiful resi-
d-nce for sale in Ottawa. IS ood
Stock OF Dry Goods in exchange for farm in La
| Sale county.
.oo prairie LAID in Livingston county, $40
Houses and Lots for sale in different parts OF the ei
~. and good bargains, and is ;he 20 buy
| property
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The Union Convention 1t Baltimore.

The Constitut;onal-U II ion II now\ othlng
Convention met at Baltimore on Tuesday
to nominate candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency. who, by the ingeni-
Gus device of keeping mum on the subject
of principles, are expected to sail into the
presidency by receiving the votes OF such
of all parties as can neither approve the
entire democratic or the entire republican
platform
The convention is composed of delegates
from about % States, some regularly and
some selfarpointed. the delegates being
mostly men Who, on account Of their dis
honesty, want of popularity, or lack OF
stamina and grit, had been kicked out,
or kept out of Office or prominent posi-
ton in either Of the other parties.
The first tive days proceedings are be-
fore Us, but thus far the convention seems
to have done nothing but organize and re
solve that ii is inexpedent to adopt a plat
form or ITO lain their principles, for the
obvious e ,son (Which, however, is not an
nounced in the proceedings) that prooa
~
agree on single important principle
That convention composed Of such ma
terials should denounce platforms as use
less political trammels is not surprising.
The indications are that the convention
will nominate Sam Houston for the Presi
dency, and probaly Everett for the Vice
Presidency.
Since the above was written the pro
ceedincs of the convention have come t
hand by telegraph up to the adjournment,
The convention on Thursday afternoon
without further ado, proceeded to nom
nate candidate for the Presidency On
the first ballot Uoustan had D. votes. Bel
6S, Everett %, Mclean 81 Graham -
Starkey6, Crittenden2S, Goggin 3. Bolts 9
Rivers g. On the second ballot John Bel
was nominated, and then Edward Everett
was nominated for Vice President by &C
clamation. Upon which the convention
aSjourned.
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WEDNESDAY,. MAY Q

.Scnate-The Senate took up the home
stead bill, (not the House bill A motion
to substitute the House bill was voted
down. The bill was debated until late
hour in the night, its enemies trying to
effect an adjournment, and its friends Ia
boring to force it to a final vote.
X9uSe.-The House was again engaged
all day on the tariff bill, and adjourned
on motion pending that the committee
rise and report 10 the House.
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE BoiT-Thc
New York Tribune has the following piece
of news:
THE HoNEsr OF THE ADMINISTRATION
| The present administration still pays an
occasional political debt. Linus ) Eve
rett, late editor of an administration organ,
run by Pine, Cook and company, in con
sideratlon OF the postotiice, marshalship.
&c, has just been appointed special mail
agent for Illinois, aud has received his no.
litical instructions to aid the ticket of the
! Charleston boilers. So it is an admins
tration bolt. after all, and Mr.. DOUGLAS 81
understands it. Messrs. Slideu. brill
and Davis are the engineers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-12

THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CoxvESrIoS
meets at Chicago next Wednesday. An
immense crowd is expected to be present.
We observe the Chicago & Rock Island r.
X agree to carry bersons to and from I've
convention for half fare
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LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE
IN SUR ANCE,
EFFECTED on
River and Canal Navigation, Life, Build
fngs. Furniture, Sc,


River and Canal Navigation, Life, Build
ihss. Furniture, &C.,
IN SOME OF THE
Host Trustworthy and rel a1ts Insurance Companies
IN the United Hutes,
Such as the
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, $4co,Cto; Surplus, sle2o2o
orAKrr CRY INSURANCE CO, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Capital, $2UO,oc0; Surplrs, sioo2so
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO. \. YORK,
Cash Capital, 4JOJ,0W; Surplus, sss,ut4.
- ENGLAND FIRE 4 MARINE ms. CO.. HARTFORD
Cash capital, 81 o., % surplus, $4,000.
CONTINENTAL ms TRANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Cash Capital. s,OU,ol0: Surplus. &4a6,5,3.
Three ouyfhs Of he i"ofts dirided TO the insured.
The insured participate in the profits, without incur
ring any liability whatever. Three ourths of the
pronts OF the business divided annually to holders
OF policies The following dividends hare been paid
Ist dividend to policy holders July Ies7 ssI per
Sd do do do do I>a9, so do
4th do do do will occur in lseo.
This system of Insurance ar.ong Fire Insurance Com
panies making rapid way and w'li IN the course OF
time supercede the old sys TEN. it is the cheapest and
safest hey doubt Property owners should invest
gate this system of if they want to
ney.
Commissioner Of DEEDS for State Of INe,o York.
NV FAY, in Erchange Bunk, Otsa,ea.
Ottawa. March II. 1860
To Gr0ccrs aud Merchants.
CUPERIOR WRAPPING PAPER, for sale CHEAP at
= the OTTA VA NEWS DEPOT marsi
~ janee oRTOE'S BOOK S7OHk
Sap e ~ The shssPs's lsh, ussa- fTwM.nxxR
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TUESDAY,. Nav

.Senatc-Mr. Clingman had the floor on
Davis resolutions, and proceeded to argue
ut length in favor OF congressional non
intervention, and the propriety OF leaving
the matter to the decision of the Courts,
and against putting a candidate for pres-
dent on 4 platform on which he could not
he elected
Mr. Benjamin spoke next, contcnding
that the Cincinnati platoon was sufficient,
but asserting that an attempt had been
at Charleston - give it two constructions,
which rendered 1t necessary 10 fix its
meaning by further declarations
Mr.. Pugh denied this Adjourned
House The House debated the tariff
bill ali day il. committee without coming
TO a vote.
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MONDAY Nav

MONDAY, May {.
Congress met on Monday with quorum
present in both houses, the first time in
nearly two weeks.
Senate-The day was consumed in the
Senate by Mr.. Davis, in long speech all
vocating his resolutions, asserting the pow
err of Congress to lesislate i'll Favor OF sla
very in the Territories.
Mr. Brown, OF Miss, replied briefly
criticising portions of Davis speech.
Mr. Clngman got the floor to reply K
Davis, and the Senate adjourned
The House took up and discussed ath'
tariff bill, agreeing to take the vote on !
! tomorrow - 81
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

msy- Prof llaehe. IN his lecture
upon the Gulf Stream, among othet
curious facts, stated that the Ooes,
Survey had found that the bottom
of the Atlantic ocean was travetssd
by a RANGE Of mountains similar to
Tho chain some distance back FROM
the coast, aud that tho Gull stream
pufaned ito way over the tops 1T
these. and had evident connection
with them, In the gorges Of these
ranges they found bands If cold wa.
ter evidently firm the polar regions.
Az Tar South ns latitude 70 degrees
the register indicated, ut great
depths water NJ only two degrees
above the freezing point, These
polaf streams sccm 20 be pursuing
q course from the northeast to south
west, aud in n directly contrary
direction 90 the bands OF warm wa.
ter which form the main feature Of
the Gulf Stream, How far this know.
ledge Of the bands of cold water
might be made available a. com.
meroe he would not pretend TO cay.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

tAsgs Eiss ASH ORsAstStAt FAisfise'
Yesterday We locked IN the new shop ~ g.
q WILSON, opposite The old stand Of Col
Malta. 90 Main street Under the hill. and
we sarffisad 90 md so large stock Of
ril, Meuldihes. rietufe aud Looking ulsss
Frames, Artist Uelefs etc, From y long
sedushtsnesship with Wilson. snd e
snowiedas ~ hs ability we sen sssute cnf
friends that he viii not undetts hs any job
10 HI. line, the, will not be dome 10 the
vsty best style % stt,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

A GRrAr MArcn FAoroRy.--A man
utactory Of friction matches has just
been pa, ia operation a, Cincinnati
by two wealthy citizens Of that city.
The cost Of the building aud machiuc,
has been $3.50, 900, and i, is the most
extensive VI atch factory in the world,
except one in Austria. Il will turn
out and pack 5000 gross Of matches
a day, at q cost but little removed
from the raw material. aud Of quail
~ quite beyond anything the public
has seen. An inextinguisbable match
that no wind can blow out is here
made by an automatic machine, at
the rate Of 5000 gross per day, and
so cheap that they can be shipped 70
Europe, where this kind are oil made
by hand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

DrAru or AN AnfmcAS"kSieur
The Trinidad papers mention tho
death Of Sir VIM. Becker, knight
Grand Templar, DO, at the advanced
age Of eighty.seven years Mr. Becker
was native Of philadelphia, and went
20 Trinidad sixty years ago rs jour.
neyman carpenter, where he worked
Mt hia trade for many years married
rich quadroon. and by his own in.
dustry aud the skill'ul management
of his wifc's fortune, soon acquired II
princely estate, and was knightod for
very largo gratuity which no offer.
I'd to tho Spanish goverameu, during
tho Don Carlos war. Ills fortune
amounted to 100000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

Cpsesnt 90 wtbstsbAt Asst TaUsspAy
tut 18th aud ipth ,ssf,--lf reference ~
the rferet place to-day It will be seen
,ha, the best half ~ the Opera Troupe
f,e,a the Thsstss dofleans. will he here
nest week aud give two concerts. q. Aead
smy Hall.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

tssaea rAttst Mtpitisss. with q FOIL
stpph ~ domestic drugs Messts. v llsrde
" Go. Of the down tewh Drug Store have
large stock end great variety Of the hos
French Patent Medicines. Soc advertise
mpnt this morning
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
nallp C,a}tttt anO Comtt.
eayos aoUeB,
fnlpAYnaHnlaDNMNAphlL ~. lleo

FHipAYue9HHAniahAPhlh ~. 1850
90 Dews Tows. - Ladies' when yeu
,snsset aud upset eli the dry goods 10
,his end n the town. 90 below W"lF IN
IN the establishment ~ Msssrs lleude n
phries. 90 The esfnet ~ Aftiea shd ~
Ferdinand street. aud there FDn viii hhd
oil 10 be had here. AID great deal besides
q, be had no whete else, Mesefs " y VI.
Keep ~ we'll selected stock aud stand .
number ene. ne elesvef BELLOWS To deal
with,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
unspersaat Notice.


The nee ~ ?, mstmsy's sANtrAnY aRust
hes produced ,res, ssistsfy sHse's. whieh We
hasten W wsks knsvn " The tsbiie ~ iafrs.
At-ehe i,s s,hHs esra qualities. which sts -ris
Vssssiis kssrlsgesa. }, hes beer besa ~ Re
highly ussfsi ard bsnshelsnt 10 wemsr IN ,ls
state - Pregnancy, and tibet " facilitates ihsit
delivery
u sisr Improves positively The 80 aitV snd to-
stssss The 1.sn,ty ~ Miik ~ Nurses.
NJ rihes kisd ~ rgrd eah be compared " "
~ INST We administered wi'hsst fsst ~ The young
eel children: u teffsshens snd STRENGTHENS thru
snd preserves them against sfssl 'usns alss
sssss peculiar W thsir age.
We mss therefore ssfsfslly Recommend !. n
every iat,ilTi
FSs'v brssporna rsrsr ~ lhs SANITARY
gnufL ethiains ihitis iva portions frf rns per
son Thst ste sii signed ~ =. MAbsiAf. n
vpn,rf snd fsisriss.
pansfsl bsro' ~ New Orleans - centi street,
hai wssn Chatifss and p1ssi. mtgita.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

say- The Lafayette Indiana
Courier tells an amusing story Of a
company Of young ladies and gen
tlemen Of that place, who took IN.
60 their heads 10 adjourn FROM a
social party TO take a walk near
tho cemetery, As they approached
the ghostly place, lady screamed,
All eyes turned to tho point indi.
Gated 10y her alarm, and saw u
ghopt coming towards them IN or
thodns white. They all ran, but
one. sturdy woman, of the strong.
minded elass. who stood her
ground Gil tho ghost got 10 her,
when she seized II. and thrashcd
out Of his frigbtful disguisc mis-.
chievous fellow who had heard the
project of walking out to the grave.
yard dircussed, and bid himself
there to give tho party n fright
She led him back 10 tho house, aud
in reply 10 the questions that pour
ed upon her, said, Cant fool inc ;
I've seen 10 many men in sheets to
get frightened at them
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
mALL. COZ MAyAyILLE rLOy

ON iiAhp, puf rpFusf assortment ~ these ~.
~ fivsilui Floss. large snd small. With sha
without eaitstsi sriiia ~ rhrh are made express
IT, o.. ihs eai,sts ~ 90 Ion
.n,gp hAHautrn tANuur
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

HAVING a few more Of the elegant and much
IL admired 20 styled fenela OF Cloak shsvls
ON hand. oGsr 20 dispose Of them nj rel nc.d
prices, Ia order 10 clear cut the lot.
novio G. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
FRANK Hue U EFT.
To TIE MtLItoNf

rus ss tfsfsnessssstmsa Witch hsvs met
With IN mt rev business. isasess The fe'ssh ~
mshy ttshks to'thls generous pabffr fcf thsit
patronage. sna solicitation f,t lhsr' " sesih
hsiire shnepnrs'esr's 10 h-T ~ ths shditifnsl
supplies ~ mr. sifesaT large sra hrsh strrs ~
ali entas belonging w. mr iins ~ hssiness' sba
N doing % feel f,,l assurance hath thsE WV
cali sha me, thsr sill he ssl'sd that rE ss'-
nee, sfts is 10 give sniifs Satisfaction. ana WI
await The pis-sats ~ showing ny s'crf sha sa'V-
ins r,'ii rhe my girs no rtii"
FRANK nUguET.
rntga tnfnps ~ fhitd std taufei sttes'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
sTEAM ENGINES.

nNE Eiaiir iiDitsE POWER with Jpdsop's.
~ Patent uevsrnof. In complete running Or
der. Including sieangaEs.
obs iwsniy bsr-s power SGT on Iron bod plates
with portable boiler. "
DELACHOfN AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

HANlNu returned aud refnahentIy
IL located himself 10 this city, hegs
leave respectfully 30 offer his services 70
the citizens Of liaton Rouge as teacher Of
Violin. Sc
ny close and strict attention to bis pro-
fauainn, he trasts 90 merit q share ~ pat
tnnapa, Parents may fest assured that
he will endeavof 10 advance his pupiA 10
their satisfaction ~ entrusted ~ him.
natHia gm,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NJ OHM D. ny.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 30
IN. pi..,..A' "p-,..,- s'.-w t.rs'-
Mn.a trtt.r.

W..d trfftrs
rus tNvtNlipg f7f sirriiei,F, ar' shilliT ara
! en- Hehnsnrsl iai,ns saving hsehlhs has ~"
spssl.
HORSE sUHAPEhs.
r.Iinr uirs. fuulie'''s rsisr'1 q ~ sa- vii
Fip bales taf ar first premium awarded q,
the Mississippi ahi Lsuisisns State rsits
ps~ifiaiina fnsinss. ,er sir'nls ~ nsed das.
etirlisn, rurifbs rif.risf Saw Iilis psfs IN The
beet manner. eth iIasa Eleeks settling siihs, tine
end ~ both ends ~ spes.
n-ptnef Safes sisss ~ accommodate Plan
tsss tswsiets sna ciuriing HeHf,s
steatn Frsinps, Stationary end Portable, sul'ss
bile f.. bfivias Hins. utit Niiis. s. ~ viii. s'r.
ifnn Cotton Ties. titnsris ra,snt.D sutsf sssding
all etbats ~ tie tisi kpprb
hav ~ The 'nsshisrs esh be- seen ~ practical
operation ~ ihs sruthefs rniarpfiss hqehne
Wsfts btbAcRuiN, Bih ittY = Ou
tnas7t naiHr huues Lss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
sip AND arr ri

COT y. y pave ptpe store sni rs' " ns''tT
VI rusis''s" rtpratsliprs, sni trr wv r"' hs
Troubled ahr iurepf With psts. hiee h"erhss.
psa l,ras. str 81 rust,i ursfsntess bic tfspa
,siirs aud fuu shrulI Nv ihsm
" y nav.
mat7f2u 0nF Aesni Nv baton h""es
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
a,fsst a,tss,, a,tNs,,,

Nov ~ stnHr. torrbis,s assortment ~
IN Lengths. nefes, Forward sHJ Bset se'lnn
Lrts-rf The celebrated shi fsffstfs "uilisspl-
shot uuns " slss The hhslasilal ufesreAf prns.
and pers unns rhess ~ ~ant ~ - ~ Hrn
a,s ,ns,rss,a " esii sna essrfibH 49, sirrs be
fHss purchasing elsewhere, sc Inducements vii
30 uf-tpd hat rsnnvt DO resisted
rr.Ja rRANR itunurt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
Az ftEf,iiflED PniCEs.
corAnTyEItsu,Ip NOTICE.

7 tME, sNAp, CEMENT PLATTER srs. lake
i 4 sand, Hair aud Marble rusl on hsed and
~ sale by JOSHUA htAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NflTIftL..

uAYiNu nDuutit The Interest ~ VI James
iintehss, ~ the late FIRM ~ iisek4i 4
iiuiehss, 7 taks pleasure - infitniine ~,
friends anI hfmsf rsst'wrsfe ihs, I viii esf11
~ The Provision aud gtbrsfy business ~ The Oh
stsnh m The estnsf ~ sisin srd 81. An'huns
streets. ~ i'is city ~ Baton H6nse With IN
yn-fs experiences ~ the trade. hHts n give 81.
ifs satisfaction 20 ny patron. h'th IN 1nsiitg sr1
price NJ my sstas,
jsnty o. HAcRFr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
ron SALE.

L'OR sale on accommodating terms no
j. gro man aged about Be years. For
particulars. apply at tho Drug Store of
mataiatT V. liEtipE A. 90.