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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

Tng lCF .Cnor of tur SEASON --
The seseon just closed has proved
productive of y fruitful harvest Of
this most desirable article of homo
consumption, while lor.export IL If.
fordH remunorative scourco Of
trade. The deposits on the Hudson
river this season are equal In sup
ply TO that of any previous year. -
The quality Is stated an excellent,
the ice ranging from nine to four.
tccn inches IN thickness. while II IL
also sound, and very clear The
knickcrbockcr Company have IN
store some one hundred and sovcn.
ty.Iivo thousand tons, aud other
companies n like proportion, which
il calculated 10 insure plentiful
supply to all classes, at prices ran.
ging lower than over before. N
y. ErpiRg Post l3h.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
by r Eli q RAP1t.
MiRaMoN's NAVY ANNluILATED.
ALMOST A BboopLEss VICTORY.
CITY ef mssieo Surrounded by Liberal.



pAss s-t'ottrf. March iy.-The MeSi
raii STEAMER Mptanis IL iabana has affiv
81 inside the bar ~ lhls rass, 10 y 8.
rtise. m ehstee ~ Lieut.. Chapman, Of the
Z s sobp 81 wat Saratoga.
she ieft Vera cru, bh The ii,h inst but
before feschns the inouth ~ The fivet, hct
engines broke down, anti she was detained
outside until the towbpat Angle Saxon
ciine 70 tlr festte. sud iewed the pfise IN
side the tat.
The Marquis Ne ilahann btnes full par
tirulsts ~ the capture cf Cpnredofe Mar
tins expedition recently il,ted out ~ lls
vahs fvt The purpose ~ aiding Mifatnyn IN
his operations against vera Ctuy and other
Mssiean ports $50 the calf
MATHIS two steainefs we're well Supplied
with provisions ammunition shd such other
supplies ne Mitanchs atiny stands most
~ need Of
The General Mitnron which arrived at
Southwest pass, this morning, IN charge
pf lieut. Mhgt, and the Marquis he ila-
brna we're both taken on Anton titatdo
on the morning Of the eth inst. by The
United States slopp Of war Saratoga
The steamer Marquis de ilabsnn has on
board q portion If the prisoners who we're
taken, and the uni,ed states stea,net Pre-
Bile, hieh WITS 10 have left Vera Cru, 90
the 18Th, Is hourly expected with the re-
inaindef ~ the prisoners.
The officers IN ehafee ~ the Marquis Ne
llabaha. report that the town Of Avadote,
vhiel had beet previously dismantled hy
the Liberals, vas IN possession .of Mira
irui's troops
Mitanon was actively besiegins Vera
uttt, bHt With slight ehance RI suetcss, itow
that his supplies an1 supper from sen are
pnt %.
The bibeal rjires IN the in'efio, had
beet fatidly concentrating On the city ~
heslee. which is hcw entirely surrounded
M'iee bad FEELING existed among the
French and Spanish neets against the
Americans, aud great excitement tievsii
ed generally ut Vera Cruz. IN consequence
Of what is considered Nv many The high
handed se,ilsn ~ Cem. Turner, IN captur
these steamers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
na,lu o5altttr anO Gomtt.
saros RoUoh.
THuRsDAf:;:::.i;i;;,'; MARuH %, 1890.

Tue WHARf QuFstiUS Tile long
lease Of Doctor Cos, Oh The Eteain
bost Landing, will expire by llml-
tatioh on the let pt0st, aha The
question IL not one Of minor inpot-
lance. "lIow shall The Iandihe be
disposed Of The ordinance eth
miiled ~ The last meeting uF the
council has some eoud features, bot
The prominent Unps ate bad A.
fret blusb, II appears fair enough
for The city 90 the one part, and
onetuus enough on al water craft ;
but examine II and you will find
that " cuines as npet as possible
towards closing The port II il
pretty we'll establish cd by law, that
towns - The fivet have y tight to
de- whatever they etli This being
Che fact u IL hardly worth while td
consider The subject 80 legal
grounds Take The higher ground
oI justice. IL " right for NJ TO
charge wharfage, when we have no
wharfi Il II not directly 81 out
interest 10 offer Inducements w.
bring all bUais going 40 ~ down
into our port 7 Then where II the
SENSE uf requiring boats FROM above
Memphis, 90 pay three dollars for
each landing "a wharfage. where
there ia 40 wharf ~ land at The
right Of The city, to cucumber The
landing with The double room 20.
ferred 10 IN the ordinance IL uups
tiunable.
The bank Nj the river IL common
property The city cannot grant
The right 90 n citizen 10 build on
H. because che has not the right to
besiow, how then ean she use a
right which che has not. unless on
the principle Of The common law
az befofesaid, that q city may do
whatever u can.
The interest Of The people is TO
have NJ few restrictions on The
landing IA possible, aud the best
system 60 adopt at present, would
be to allow any one 60 keep n
wharf boat who may desire 10 DO
20, on paying q license and CON
forming 60 the ordinances.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
WV soossii sEw sOoss :
Al u MeCOHMfCf<'S

BUTTONS WIT AND HUMOR.
THE MlRRDR on FORTUaE=a boo
If raflot afnusements.
tNNDCENCE OF CHfLDHOOD.
OgDEN's SCIENCE or EDUCATION.
HILLS or THE sHALFMUC-by the
author ~ the Wide. Wide World.
TIE WHITE tiftt.sAtleir Legends.
Landscape shd Poetry-by Thomas starr
King.
LIFE or LAFAYBTTt-by Cecil f,r
children.
Guy CARLETON the Roy who bs
lenged 10 the e Try Company y
Just receive ~ The
POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
mario
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

nay- II is stated that suite Of
twenty noblemen and distinguished
gentlemen will accompany the Prince
Of Wales on his visit 10 Canada this
Spring. Il Is said further that his
Royal IIigbness the Duke Of Cam.
bridge, the Duke Of Newcastle, and
Major Gen. Bruce will be among the
notabilities on that occasion.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
LOUISIANA fENtTtNrfARY.

March 3Htii, 1890
gfALfD pRGPrs fs'ate Invited aua win br ~
- ceitfi rniii Thursday the splh insi 81 ~
utibrk ~, tit furnishing HE Lotisisrs reniien-
,isfs WITH Ftesh Beet ~ ons yest, itttn the iirsi
dsy ~ Artii, 1866
fhs fr'nes ~ ratiies ne stertites viii he ~.
rnitef ffhui hiidsts.
msfsisia NrHAftpE. PikH 900.
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish of Frs,
baton Rouge -sisth Judicial District
Craft- w the matter ~ the Succession
Of y. Dtssat, deceased No esl-rfo-
bate.
w iiEREAs. ". bbssAu has this day
w fled IN said Cshf,, Hh Application
praying FOR The administration ~ the es-
tate ~ u bts4Ap deceased.
Notice u hereby given 10 all PERSONS In
tefested 10 show eause (if any they can },
within ten days from the ffst pubiiea-
tion ~ this notice. Why said application
should not he granted
Given under my hand and The seal ~
said Court this soth day ~ March. 4.
~, 1890.
mafai. JOSEPH NEriiLrR.
Itatt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

1'HE AMAzoN IIivFh. The Anna
ron. the largest river in the world
has ~ area of drainage nearly
three times az large M that of all
the rivers Of Europe that empty
themselves into the Atlantic This
plain is entirely covered with a
dense ptimeval forest, through
which The only paths are those
made by the river and its inhumets
able tributaries This forest is IL
orally impehetrable. Humboldt te-
marks that two mission stations
might bp ouly n few miles apart
aud yet the residents would require
y day aud n half 90 visit each 9th.
~ along the winnings Of small
streams. Even the wild animals
get involved IN such impehetrable
masses IT wood that they (even
the iaguar) live for a long time in
the trees, terror 60 the monkeys
whose domain they have invaded
Tho trees often measure from eight
to twelve feet IN diameter aud
the intervals ate occupied by shrub
like plants, which here IN these
tropical regions become aboroscent.
Tho origin VI The Amazon Is m
known II is navigable for two
thousand miles from the ocean H.
ia neatly one hundred miles wide
1T the mouth, aud in some places
six hundred. feet deep, and It's tor.
rent projects M IL were into the
ocean, moro than three hundred
miles. perceptibly altering its wa
ters at this distance from the
American shores.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

A STEAM liRE ESeiNE ron RUSSIA. 49,
The Philadelphia Bulletin states rs
evidence Of the fact that Russia is
keeping up with the mechanical pro.
gress of the age, that steam fire on.
CINE has been built IN tho United
States. TO her order, for use in st.
Petersburg. The metal work Of the
engine was chiefly done in Philadcl.
phia, but the machine itself was built
in Richmond, Va.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

sa'" At the last meeting of the City
Council The following resolution was
adopted 1
Re'olect, That n committee VI ten ELI
gens ~ ne city, 70 be composed cf Mpssts.
Jehn liill, a, Mon,sn. Jf.. 4, NJ. iinrt,
Gran Hacket, A. Malta, N, X. Knox, Joe
McnFet, !. bargulet, Fred Afbour. A
btedierd, be and the same IL heteb, az
pointed TO dram plan FOR the future reg
u'eaon aud police OF the whatfs aud land
inEs OF The city. and report their delihere
ucns ~ the regular meeting ofth Hoard
In April next
The gentlemen are all practical bu.
siness men, interested In the welfare
and prosperity of the city, and com.
pe,eat 10 suggest, what ia wanted
We hope they will meet IN time. and
take the subject into consideration.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

Nrw OntEANs ann rnE Sur Bum.
INA BueiSsss.-The Newburypor,
Herald, Of the 18th inst. In noticing
an increased activity IN ship. huild'
ing at that port, says, "Our peo.
pie are 20 given 10 iroighting shin.
that Il needs but an advance of |,
10 or lag part of a penny at New
Orleans 10 lead 60 new contracts
and the sitting Of Che axes aud
saws IN motion, Balietim
The Legislature jus, adjourned
re.enaeted The law relative to shin
building in this State. aud appro.
pristcd the sum Of $4,000. 20 bo
awarded AT The rate Of e. per ton
ON vessels wholly built In Louis.
lana.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

&C. 81 Louis papers state that the
English are beginning TO take advan.
tago Of the overland mail 10 send lot
tefs 10 China There are regularly
received nj the 81 Louis Pos,olIice
some six or seven small sacks, weigh
ing about thirty pounds each.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

OrR EvhNisgs.--Do we think
enough ~ the Importance ~ Uut
hume.eveningsi Do we study snf
liciently ~ make them attractive
to the young peupiei There is
something IN the idea of home
evening, illuned by lire shine and
lanp.light, and The glow " happy
faces. that IL better than magnet
dive them something o. book lof-
watd w.. during the daytime, and
yuur children will not stay away
tu outside anusenenls Don't
shut ~ The best rooms, aud erudge
the best carpets, until Che idea III
hume Is reduced tU a nuldly base-
ment and two Ur three tallUw can
dies " il miserable economy to
hp spatins IN hume attractions. -
YOU may lecture ui domestic lahs
it's and mUrul principles until the
end ur thp. and one cheerful even
imp would bp worth " I'll n lies
IN your power 10 bring The young
folks round you, ~ tp drive them
away II voa will only take the
trouble to make home more delight
Tul than The thealer 90 The billiard
tvoin. no dahget need be apprehend-
cd ltvm these latter haunts. Keep
all your taies and troubles fur ihe
daytime-let IL he understood that
evening is The season fur tecrpa
ton and ehioyment-L,fe Wusita-
fed
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
nsy- Tho Committee ON M;l;tar

ns9- Tho COMMITTEES on Military
Affairs Of both Houses, have under
consideration the adoption Of u sys-
tenn Of Geographic signals for the ar.
my, by which orders may DO trans
miited n distance Of from five 10 fif
teen miles, night or day.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

Nus. THOMPsoN. ~ Flsgaernihe, formerly ~
w New orleans, hss the pleasure ~ sbboupe.
ing 10 the Ladies ~ Ration fiougs, that she ls me-
pared w. give lessons In Cutting Ladies' and ChiI.
drens dresses Any lady With kaowledns ~ ihls
Art, which can Do learned IN few hours, can NJ
herself % others In any required style.
Also. several styles If silk and worslsd Efo.
broidsfy, Was. Paper and wofs.ed Flewers, Paint
ing. ETC., taught ~ Glasses
Dress Patterns ofaii kibds cut IN q few minutes.
Mrs. T., can be seen 81 Miss DuJes0n's for
short time only. fmarisiw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
Ynn HFao or fkias.

Afh' lfNhNhNF " w. f''A' 'NN wv
here No philosopher. aud gives The
beat ideal Of the hero NJ fighting
man, but he says not word about
The heru ~ faifs We haze 10 com.
plain Of The lisssyist, fot this omis.
sion IN HE string Of heroes, and IN or-
der TO make the eirele complete.
make now The attempt 10 supply the
bioivs With q yety hasty sketch. -
There are some fastidious people who
object 10 Mr. Csflyle, because Of HE
slyle-bs do not They say he does
not draw his lines according 10 etn-
mstieal aud epome,fiesl rule: IN
short that he abuses the Queens Eng
lisl bat what IF ~ Others do
the same who have not The tisht 10,
and for oui part we would not give u
cent for that writer who eaunvt In
vent word 10 express thought that
might else die Within him, for The
there eowarlee of the thinker. be
cause afraid Of the cheap opinion If
The balance ~ mankind hot 10 the
Hero Of Fairs. That was him who
was here Ice, week. aud IL now ~ IN
dwellet uf the Crescent City Mr..
Carlyle does not know our friend,
Doctor A u. Plough, who hns work
ed HE way through the slublled aud
tangled earth, laying conviction open
IN burrows on either side and plough.
ing his WY into The hearts uf The
people, IN spite Of individual jealousy
and public ingfa,iiude. Twenty-thfee
yeats ago when the Doctor wss=lihe
the writer Of this "lissay," shade
younger than now, he met, by ~
p0intinent, Eve gentlemen in small
back room At Madame Legendre's, on
the eofnet Of Florida street. looking
At the river aud there he suggested
the praetieability aud feasibility Of
Fairs. lie has been growing warm
aud getting strong on The subject, up
to this vefy houf, and TOW bas the
qualification 10 behold the fruit Of his
labor in The Industrial Fair. here
The Mechanics Association in New
Orleans and The prospect for an eShi.
bition Of ''all human industry" IN
January nest. > 10 accomplish this,
our friend, the Doctor, has labored
long aud hard. and snuIej the oil Of
midnight he hes printed circulars,
collaied facts, obtained statistics. aud
in series Of articles 90 the Crescent
City press. pioneered his way out Of
the meshes Of malice and delraclion
into the proud position he now oceu.
pies az The Hero Of Fairs. 10 such n
mind, what are obstacles I What the
voice Of envyS What The pefplesily
Of other eatesf What is time, or what
is place. Nothing This IL the kind
Of hetoism that rides over the world
Of hesh, aud dwells in kind Of ethe-
real element above, Dante had II,
else he had never dared go 10 hell for
such pictures 10 make the earth trem-
BILE Shakespeare had IL, else he had
not dissected the animal man aud ex-
posed TO public view the main springs
of action and hidden sources Of
thought j. CAESAR had It, aud 40
did Cromwell, else he had not gone
into Long Parliament aud removed
the "bauble" over which the mobiles
were sitting to the prejudice of their
brooches seats This IL fppe heroism.
Contrast IL with that counterfeit stuff
which leads men into the field TO kill
fellows they never before saw, and IL
mounts as Athos from the plains
below.
The Hero Of Fairs is conqueror
he has battled against and beat down
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
FAMILY rto,tpi

1--WE ~ The srsei4iiits ~ pears Ciiy Feed sna
~ Flour st6ts is aiis coed Family Fisrt prr-
ehastfs este fsteiy isii % be pleased
atsty3 sbsHrA RfAt.
4 ,nmor tARun HbNisFi-A superior ioi NJ
- Large HUirriny nov on hsrt.
riat1s JOSHUA hraL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

kx- Owing 70 the abolition Of the
paper duty contemplated In the Eng.
lish Budget fos the present year, the
price Of the 7smes will probably BE-
reduced TO two pence.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
nEMOyAI..

- AbWOt Ale
'I'HE sndersignss gives this pablo notice ~
u the removal ~ her Store and residence ~
the new house. corner ~ Third ana North BsuIe.
ward streets (peat The state iioaseI
tntrsnee on North Boulevard Street.
msf20 fANNfE r. UCDNOR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
ses- The, pickle eggs, to preserv,

sss~ The, pickle eggs, TO preserve
them, In China. Preserved eggs,
picked, are considered great ,,eica-
ey with the Celestials The eggs
when served for the table ate aua,.
tered carefully, after being pealej.
and then stacked Upon the centre Of
The board The etiquette, is 10 take
the egg with the frat and second fin.
ger, aud not with chop sticks. as has
been enormously stated by the foreign
missionaries. We ate indebted Co
the New York Dutckmaa. for THE al
ditional Information relative 60 India
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

Ebiten Carrie Asb Uostr;
Please announce 4 4. DUFROCu, Esq
~ candidate lot Mayor ut The nest April
election. NJ the request of
Mssx Vntfra.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
EflIfNIl.

A r The Barracks, on the night ~ the Hall,
n GOLD RHO. With q set containing hair.
mar2p- dgt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
ttMri timEit

4 1915 81 The very eel Yusiity sna IN isrre bst.
~ teis, always bu hard and ~ srie ~
fratt2 JOSHUA HEAb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

"CouH ~ iIionrR. In dealing
with the very worst characters, we
should ever bear IN mind IIsinlet's
pfiucely adinuniliun to rolenius. 10
use certain poor vagabonds mi &C
oofding to he,t desstfs. but oeeotd,ne
10 his oten hmm md diapifp.
Right sentiment How high, ac.
cotding 60 mans idea NJ The stat
IRE Of manhood. was William
Shakespeare
Hut we can take higher ground
even than that of Prince Hamlet.
IN regard 81 the treatment Of those
who do not deserve our regard or
kindness. We should never forget
how our Maker treats ps-n6t ~
We deserve. but according 81 Ills
own hiring hiadasss and temief met-
~" and IN our treatment Of our
fcllow-ofeatufes we should Try 10
initiate our Iod
That is what we are. every man
aud every woman Of us. boupd b. do
10 each others; and until we come
ny to The mark, we have not done
No we arc commanded. Dignity is
good, but what is IL oompsrod 10
lover What would become Of us
VI u wofc only according 30 Ills
own dignity that our Maker treated
1s. and we are commanded 10 be
the children Of our Father. who
mekoth his sun o. rise On tho evil
aud on tho good
A WOMAN Votra.-Mnch nmuso.
mont was created NJ tho polls Of
tho third ward yesterday. by an at.
tempt to carry "womans rights
into active exercise. Tho wife of n
voter, who was confined to bed by
illness. appeared aud demanded 81
cast her husbands vote. Upon u
refusal, sho became quito iratc. aud
IN reply To- the tccrs Of some of the
crowd. seized brick bat and for a
while cleared tho front of tho polls.
She was at length quoted aud con.
ductod away,-hierandria { Ia) Ga
soifc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

i1y~ W. are authorized 10 announce "
PERAbTA ne candidate for selectinsn
ft6m Ward No. I.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

n asst sunday evening breast pin love knot
IL The finder viii be literally rewarded IN
savipg ., al this once. msr 10 N.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

Epifoe gAzsrfr Asp loser.
riease announce LEVI kELLuM. ssa
candidate for city Marshal Election htst
Monday ~ Aptii feb8 ..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
CANDIDATES.

frftss a.,rtfe lsp tester.
rlesse snuousee .. n. rhAd, ass candidate h'f
n. eleetior 10 the efAse 81 assot Election non-
a.y, the oh ess efAptil
49,
Epttoe Carrie ksb Costr.
Please announce 4. Il. DuFROCu, Esq,
~ n candidate Iot Mayor ut the next April
election. NJ the request 81
Mssx WORMS.
Fnifue ghzFrff Ayp CUsft
riease announte LEVI RELLuM. ssn
candidate for city Marshal Election FIRST
Monday N Aptii fb8 =.
Mr.; Fptfoe Please aunounte The name
~ CHARLES CHFNNETTE ne 80 indie
pendent candidate for city Marshal NJ the
approaching April election Ne will be-
Supported hy MANY YDTERs.
lebt
~ We nfc authorized ~ apropnre FL
WARD COUSIN ARD. rs candidate ~,
uiiy Marshal NJ the approaching April
election.
Fpiton pA,ttts n Cosft:
Please announee the names Of Messrs.
jim IRVING and AGgUsTfN DUPLAN-
TIER as candidates for seleetmeu IN Ward
No. +, nj the approaching election 10
APRIL
mario MANY TAX PAYERS
fp,foa Hssfftf a Uosrt
Please announce ALFRED bFLARp-
DrRiE. ~ candidate fcf ssleetinen fot
Ward No. I.
communicated
dn fbff0R- Please snnounes tUofFN ~
prSpps. req. ~ candidate icr the Ofsy coun.
III ffou Ward VOL 80
SIR fhittn-.Ybu are requested n snn1unes
The foilswinE gentlemen ~ candidates for Sc
lee,rist, ~ represent ward No. g. F.R. BRu
Nef, sna ERSfsf ARs0uf
iF- We are authorized h annonnee ~
candidate fof the r6nnel from Ward No
2, TlFAf; Louis kvNDFRT. and Y
| H. BURKE.
~ We are Authorized ~ announce
| Col. LOUIS llEBERf. ne candidate for
| Councilman from Ward Nc. I.
ig- W. are authorized 10 announce n
PERA liza ~ n candidate for selectfnsn
| ftb,u Ws,d M
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

trftss a.,rrfe .sp tester
Piesse -nnousee .. n. EtAa, ass candidate f'f
te.eieetict 10 the eihse 6f Hssct. rlection NOV
Dag, the och sss u ApfiL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22

The Ccttrr Fsr ~ Cissner, which is 80 hishly
recommended by stfne of the most respectful le
citizens ~ natbn Rouge. Is easily worked. snd
DIES its work well n separates the heavy trast
and dust from The cotton; opens and ibosen.
the bolts snd eicftef rottnn, and ssssfs Tire DIN
IN producing bsiter sample, and viii benefit
the planter, on bis cfdinsfS eottous. from tive "
fert cents per pornd.
" 10 sifnple ~ Ne construction. easily kept IN
terslr. very moderate eost and eifeetusiiy elesns
the cettsn IN The seed.
We, therefore. beiieve Ne general adoption
viii be s- great an Advantage ~ The Co,tor, etsp
ss The Wheat Far 10 ~ The Whesi erbp,
Y. 3 orders ffDm srE paf' ~ The cotton re-
CLONE, viii Re runcinally attended ~.
Price s7Ts 30.
THOMAS J. SPEAR. kCs
rstsnt Machinery Agents,
No III Csnsi steel,
New Orleans.
W. would beg leave further ~ siIfr. IN con.
Junction with others IN the recommendation ~
respectable and Influential Cotton PLANTERS ~ The
States ~ usergie and Mississippi, which will ~
fpund In other circulars. already Published. "
Wit
~ HOPKINS.
a. u. SIMPSON,
a, o....,. HARPER o BRysON.
w r''E'H' =. .. rEAHCF.
r. z. OgLFsHY,
eEOfgE s0ULLEY.
N, ,,,..,--,, IF. rAHKEH
orc. =. yEHukHs
msfgo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-22
NOTICE.

A ~ rEHs0Ns indebted 10 the undersigned.
II viii rlesse eorne forward aud SETTLE fhasafne
ritboui delsy. FREDERICK AaBOUR. -
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A PPLETON's Ngw AMgkIcAN az

A PPLETON's INV AMEkICAN CY-
~. elopsdis.-T The eigth volume II this
work is now ready for Subscribers. speci-
men copies 70 be seen " the Postoiiloe,
where subscriptions will be rscsi we'd The
volumes can al be taken At ones, on one
each month until complete. The work
will be eomplets In about fifteen volumes,
Price, ~ n, cloth, and ~ 90 in leather.
j. MCCORMICK,
mar10-Sw POstOifico bookstore.
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TO TEA DRINKERS.

TO TEA DRINKERS.
| HAVE just received from the Canton
u Tea Company, the best assortment Of
Teas ever before offered for sale In this
city, Of tho following we'll known varieties.
fiNEsT ENgLfsH BHEAKfAsT TEA.
SILVER LEAF YOUNG ffYsoN.
OOI,OsG, 81 various kinds.
YOUNG HytOs, four varisties:
IMPERIAL "Ne Plus Uulfrz ~
IMPERIAL, Common and ZINE.
GuNpOwf Ei, Pine
poUCH0Sg, Common.
fnariSlmddw wM. W. MoxTAs.
WfsD0w GLAss-Yrspeh and American Of
w all sizes, at New Orleans prices for sale
oy ed. 4 WIN. BOgEL.
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iF- We afc authorised r. announce re-
candidate f0t Tie Council from Ward No
2. TlFAYj Louis RVNDERt, and Il .
n. BURKE