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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

r. VI. BROWNE and J. b. GOODRICH
will ill the following appointments:
Devor's School House, Jackson Tp.,
Sept. IL, o'clock, Pm.
Mars Hill. Friday. Sept IL. at ~ ,. NJ
Liberty Meeting House, Monday, Sept.
IL. ~. IN.
Lynn. Tuesday, Sept. ls, II. r. NJ.
Bloomingsport. "Wednesday, Sept. Is,
-. Pm
Huntsville. Saturday. Sept %. u. ,. NJ
Salem. Monday, Sept -. ~.
Bsrtonia. Tuesday, Sept. o5, ~ IN.
Farmland, Tuesday. Oct ,. ~ Pm
JOHN ]. CHENEY and b. +. DIGGS
will speak st
Routh's School House, West River TIP
Thursday. Sept. %, 7r. "
I.ossntville, Friday, Oct. 5, 4 ?. u.
Arba, SATURDAY.. Sept. -. I'm.
Spartanburg. Saturday. Sept -, ,. NJ
A. ]. NErF, /. +. GRAY. and ]. N
CONVERSE. will speak as follows:
Ridgeville. Sept. 20. =. n.
SANKEY'S Mill, Sept. 81. 7r.x
Decrfeld, Monday, Oct. I, TN.
A. J. NEFF and j. ]. CHENEY will
speak at the following places:
Maxville, Friday. Sept %. 7r.M.
Morristown. wednesday, Oct. 3, ?. n
Windsor. Thursday, Oct. 4, IN. NJ
TN BROWNE and b. F. DIGGs will
sPeak 1T
lutheran Church. Sat'jay. Oct. 6, 2. '. n
Floods Meeting House, Monday, Oct. &
i'm.
AssHkr. SroxE. JoHS A. MooKsAS, and
JoHS II. GoopRrcH, will address their fel
low citizens at the following times and
places:
Wayne Tp.-Union. Sept 2. at o'clock
Salem. Sept. 10. ut o'clock; Bartonia
At Ip.n.
Jsekssn TS.-Allensville, Sept. IL, 1t
O'Clock: Pittsburg, Sept IL. At I'm
Wssd Ts.-Deeraeld, September II, at
O'Clock, r.s.
Frsnkiis TS.-Ridgeville. Sept -. at
o'clock; Stanley's Mill, Sept. IL, at , r. n.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

GgvrLssrx.

I have been snatched from the grave by
the application Of your wonderful lmpectine
or Persian Fever Charm. For several years
! have suffered every season from fever and
ague. Last spring my life Was threatened.
but your remedy has destroyed the disease.
and am rapidly gaining an. appetite and
strength. Respectfully,
ID n Q.ssox
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

Mr.. John Key authorizes us to in
wife Mr.. John a. Norman to a pub
tic political discussion with him.
(Key. to take place at any time he
(Moorman may designate. anil also
that any communication from Mr.. VI.
on the subject will reach Mr.. h.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
signed has been appointed executor of
the last will of George ID. Thompson. late
of Randolph County. Ind, deceased. Said
estate is suppose to be solvent.
JOHN HARLAN,
August 9, lsG0. Executor.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
Cash. or CO,un try Produce

he asks all to give him acsll' and make
an examination of his goods and wares, be
ing satisfied that his stock can not he beat
en-, if equalled in this part Of the country.
WINCHESTER, Sept. 8, 1850.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF
WIDE AW
AT NIGHT.

The Wide Awake Clubs of Indian
apolis, Anderson, Muncie, Newcastle,
Cexterville, Richmond, Cambridge,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Hamilton, Day
ton, Greenville, Williamsburgh,
Sidney-the Rail Maulers, of indian
aposis. Abe's Boys. of Connersville,
and the Lincoln Rangers, of Liberty,
are Observation-Disclosures to attend
this Grand Convocation of Freemen.
You will all be welcomed to our city
Bring music with you.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
From EshiiatieIDhi1.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4.-The Repuh.
licans OF the 9th District have nomi-
mated Hon. John Hickman, and those
of the 1lth Joseph H. Campbell, both
members of the present Congress.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
How to get your Questions
Answered.

The Democrat OF last week asks
Messrs. Stone and Norman five
questions. rs follows
1st. "Do you believe that Con
gress has the power, and should ex-
ercise it, to the exclusion of Slavery
from all the Territories of the
Union ?"
ID. "Should Slavery be abolished
in the District Of Columbia 2"
81. "Should any more Slave States
be admitted into the Union 2"
4th. Should the Fugitive Slave
Law of 1850 be repealed ?"
AS to State matters, we ask this
question
"Are: you in favor of law fer the
suppression OF the manufacture and
use. as a beverage, of Intoxicating
liquors S? If yea. are you in favor Of
search. seizure and confscation to
effect it 2"
Now Mr.. Democrat, we propose tc
put you in possession of a plan by
which you can get the above ques-
tons answered.
You or some other RESPONSIBLE
Democrat, take the democrat" con.
tanning those questions and attend
one Of the meetings Of Messrs. Stone
Il Norman, and then and there pro.
pound them to these Republican can.
didates. We will guarantee that yor
get full and complete answers to your
questions without evasion.
They have numerous appointments
in the County. and some of them il
Democratic strongholds, so that al
you have to do is to be on hand an,
PROFOUND them.
We have volunteered this advice
and hope you will kindly accept it
and you can obtain the desired infor
nation in that way.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE. Of Montgomery.
ro7 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON. of Wayne.
roa SECRETARY OF STAFF,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Randolph.
ron rREAsupEn OF STATE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY. of Clarke.
ron AuprTos or STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY cESERAL,
JAMES c.. JONES, of vandcrburg.
res REroRTEs OF surREsE COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. of Marion
yos cLxRK or srrRKNz COURT,
JOHN p. JONES. of Lagrange.
voa surEaISTESpESr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
COME IN DELEGATIONS,
COME IN BIG WAGONS.
COME IN CARRIAGES,
COME on HORSEBACK,
COME A-FOOT,
COME By RAILROAD,

Come with Banners and Flags, come
in Big Wagons at work at your diff
fcrent trades as representative Of Free
Labor.
Large Posters will be published
next week and they will be sent to ev-
cry village in Randolph and adjoining
Counties. Look out for them; post
them in conspicuous places. and tell
every one you meet Of this great
Republican Gathering.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

SoAge UOo9Sas Ce0ang West
lsp,axArotis. Sept. IA private
despatch was received from Senator
Douglas to-day in which he states he
will visit this city ON Friday, Sept.
18th. At which time there viii be .
State Democratic Mass Meeting.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

Dyspepsi1 and CO>fivcnesS.
CINCINNATI Oct. -, 1859.
For many years | have suffered
from dyspepsia, joined to an obstinate
constipation of the bowels. In the
same tine l have been obliged every
few days to take some active purge,
which in the experience of all who re-
sort to physical pills. merely aggra-
vate costiveness. / found no perma.
nent relief until within few months,
| began using Peruvian Syrup. / find
the constipation cure; my digestion
has SO much improved that my flesh
has increased several pounds, and a
rheumatic affection and weakness Of
my lower limbs, which troubled me
very much, now entirely gone. / am
persuaded these beneficial effects have
resulted from the use OF Peruvian Sy-
RIM
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
For the Journal.
For the Journal.
HUNTSVILLE, Randolph Co., lnd.l
September 2, 1850.

For the Journal.
HUNTSVILLE, Randolph Co., Ind.l
September 2, 1850.
Ed. JoURNAL.-Pursuant to pre-
vious adjournment, the Huntsville
Republican Club, together with a
goodly number of the citizens, con-
vened, and were addressed by Messrs.
a. Stone, John A. Norman and J.
b. Goodrich. Their speeches were
brief and pointed, and very well re-
ceived. E. f. Halliday being present.
was called for, and responded by q
friendly talk with the voters.
These gentlemen are certainly doing
good service in the Republican party
in this County.
After speaking was over. the COM
mittee that had been previously APP
pointed to draft resolutions, submit
ttu the lOiiOWlnS
REPoRT.
We, your committee chosen to get
up series of resolutions for the
Huntsville Republican Club, beg leave
to offer the following Preamble, and
Resolutions.
In as much as the leaders of the
Republican party have been true, and
faithful In advancing the principles
of free government to all; and in con-
sideration of the numerous accessions
that have been made to our party
ranks within the past four years,
therefore, for the purpose of identify
ing ourselves as. still. earnest laborers
in the party, be it.
Resolved, That we will use our
utmost endeavors to elevate to the
high and honorable position of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States, Abraham Lincoln and Han
nibal Hamlin; and that we will give
our undivided support to the regularly
nominated tickets of both State and
County.
Resolved, That the Republican
Platform adopted by the members Of
the Convention held at Chicago
embodies the genuine principles Of
policy which were advocated by the
Fathers, and which when practiced
fully. will make us a free and in.
dependent nation.
Resolved, That the charges of Dis.
union, Sectionalism and Abolitionism
that are made against the Republican
party, are utterly false, coming from
whatever source they may.
Resolved, That we cordially ex-
tend an invitation to our Democratic
friends and all others who differ with
us on the subject of national polite,
to discuss the foregoing resolutions a,
any future time.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

Randolph Ceanty RepubIicns
Ticket.
coxnsS rLyAs JUDeg,
IN. HAYNES.
COMMON PLEAS rRosEcrTot,
+. J.HOSFORD.
STATE SENATOR,
A. STONE.
RErREsrxTsrrvK,
JOHN A. MOORMAN.
cLERK,
JOHN b. GOODRICH.
TnExsrRIs,
J.. +. HALLIDAY.
suKRIrr.
A. II. JENKINS.
RECORDER,
JAMES s. COTTON.
COMMISSIONER.
CLEMENTS r. ALEXANDER.
SURVEYOR,
r. NJ. WAY.
CORONER,
RICHARD BEARD.
ASSESSOR or wHrERIvEl TOWNSHIP,
VI. A READER.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
ereenvi11c and Mi
ami n. n.
TIME TABLE.
TO TAKE EFFECT on AND AFTzR
Monday, December 9th, 1850.
TIME TABLE.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

WESTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, Union De
pot,) at $40 A. NJ, on arrival of the Ex-
press Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
DAYTON R. R., and arrives at Union at
II5j 4. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DAYTON, (Un-
ion Depot, st $40 II. NJ, and arrives
at Union eos II. W.. connecting with
train on the l. p. & c., for AL points on the
line Of that Road, West of Union.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL & EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
at 100 Il. NJ, and arrives at DAYTON at
$50 r. NJ. connecting with the Mail Train
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & DAYTON r..
r., leaving DAYTON at Ais p. VI.
PASSENGER * FREIGHT leaves TN
ion at $40 A. NJ, on the arrival of the
train on the L., p. & O. X. r., and arrives at
Dayton at s.25 A. NJ, connecting with the
Express Train of the c., III. & ID. II. r.,
leaving Dayton at $50 A NJ.
Dec. l, 50. III. c. STIMSON, Supt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
CHESTER p. HARD, %

peruvian SYRur is Solution Of Protor-
ide Of Iron, new discovery in medicine
and strikes xt The root of disease by pro-
ducing healthy blood the source Of all vital
ity in the human organism" For sale by
w. ii. Pier~".
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
IA. CRUGE1s. AGEST,
M TAP. Rroad AMY. ny
OFFICE THE
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,

SH~ u ~ ~ nNSa - - WI
COMPANY,
NO. 81 PINE STR EFT,
Great Western Buildings, n. W
STATEMENT or THE AFFsrss % TINE SEcrurr
FIRE IssuRAscE Co, Der. 4, ls59.
ASS It's.
CASH on hand $500 s5; Cash in Continent.
nj Bank. awaiting investment. etc. 4s9.-
52f O5; Cash in Bank of Commonwealth,
sf,i97 IL Total. $95, ISL ~.
BANK STOCKS.
"a Shares Bank Of Commerce,
80 " American Exchange Bank
100 4" Bank Of New York
II 4" Bank Of North America.
2lt shares. par value SCI. 400; ~ss,h -,
764 81 p -
Temporary Loans.-secursd by lI,oo0
u. X Coupon Bonds, and . shares Resolute
FiIe Insurance Company. ....... 1900 Cd
Bonds and Mortgages
(being first lien, etc, ).>...... tos. S@
Premiums-uncollecfed ....... 2,5f0 20
Accrued Interest on Resis
and Mortgages aud
Temporary Lo.ss. :. 80. s,7sa -
Balance due frozs Agents. ~ ~
--
liHs f1t ssat.ssi %
Capital stock 49,. no. 600 90
surplus ....s...... 3a,rSt W -.
NO LIABILITIES.
JOSEPH WALKER. Pres.
THOS. ". BiRDSALL. Weep
". r. HssDoex, Sec.
CAREY 9. GOODRICH. Agent.
Winchester. Indiana. -
Juis 5. teeo-ly
"All. especially young men, should
read the advertisement Of the NATIONAL
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06

"All. especially young men, shonld
read the advertisement Of the 'NAtionat
Dispcnsary' al Cincinnati. in another
,oluma.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-06
READ! READ!

August 9, lsG'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

December, was commuted to tax of three
mills per ton, per mile, during the whole year
Subsequently. by the act of the 7th of May,
1855, lumber and coal, were made exempt from
the tonnage tax.
In pursuance of the provisions of the sew
era acts referred to, the Pennsylvania railroad
company has paid into the Treasury of the
Commonwealth the following sums, viz :
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
Total funded debt .......
Total urfuaded debt.

Making the public debt on the first day of
December last, $3S, ,62s, 96l OF.
Since tbe close of the fiscal year, the Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund have redeemed.
of the FIVE per cent. loans, the sum of $I6O-
900 leaving the real debt of the Common
wealth, at this time, funded and unfunded,
$3S, ,478,S 07 If we deduct from this sum
the amount of the bonds received by the State,
from the sale of her public works, and now
held by her, as follows
Bonds Of Pennsylvania r r. Company s. 800 900 90
Bonds of Sunbury Il Erie RR. Co... 900 90
Bonds of Wyoming Canal Company. 2Sl 900 90
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
90


we have $27, 1896 OF, the remaining debt
of the Commonwealth, the principal and iu,
terest to be provided for, from the ordinary
sources of revenue.
1t will be observed, that from the lst day
of December, 1853, to the 3lSt day of Decem-
Der, 1859, period Of thirteen months, besides
meeting all the ordinary demands upon the
Treasury, there has been actually'paid, on the
principal of the public debt, l,009,3 60.
When it. is remembered, that during this
period, the law reducing the State tax on real
and personal estate, from three to two and
half mills, has been in ful force, and that
nothing for the last year has been received
from the Pennsylvania railroad company, on
account OF tax on tonnage making the receipts
from those two sources OF revenue, less by
four hundred thousand dollars, than they were
for the preceding year, it is a source OF coU-
graduation that, under such circumstances,
result so favorable has been produced by the
ordinary operations of the Treasury.
For nearly two years past, the State has
been entirely free from the ownership or man
agement of canals and railroads, and the graft
flying result, thus far, is, that her public debt
is now less than it has been since the year
1912 and is decreasing at the rate Of nearly
one million of dollars per annum. 1t is now
morally certain that nothing but the groSseSt
mismanagement Of the financial interests OF
the State, can prevent its sure and speedy ex
tinguishment Why should not Pennsylvania
press onwar rd until she is entirely free from
debit She is no longer engaged in the con
struction of great works of internal improve
ment, nor is she the proprietor Of railroads, or
canals. Relieved of these, governmental ac-
ton is greatly simpi6ed, and is now happily
limited to the subjects of purely govern
mental character. Having ceased to be ln'
terested 10 ordinary business pursuits, it is her
plain duty to devote her best energies to re-
iieving her people from the burden OF an oner'
GUS debt. When this great result shall have
been accomplished, the necessary expenditures
of an economical administration of the govern.
ment, can be readily met without the imPosi,
ton of State tax on real or personal estate
the remaining sources OF reVenae being more
than sufficient for all legitimate purposes Un-
til that end, SO anxiOusly looked to, is secured,
true wisdom, as well as sound policy, dictates,
that Ou- resources should be carefully husband
ed-that none of our present sources of rev.
enue should be cut of, or diminished-that
that all departments of government should
consult o proper ecoDomy-that all extrava-
CANT and unnecessary appropriations should be
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
Total unfunded debt

Making the entire debt of the Commonwealth
at the period named, $39 488, 243 81.
The funded and unfunded debt of the State
at the close of the last fiscal year, December
|, 1859, stood as follows
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, January IL, 1860.
Governors Message.
To The Honorable The Senator's and Members Of
the House of Representatives. Of the Common
qceaLk of Pennsylvania

To The Honorable The Senator'S and Members of
the House of Representatives. Of the Common
qceaLk of Pennsylvania
GENTLEMEN In complying with that pro-
vision of the Constitution of Pennsylvania,
which makes it the duty of the Governor, from
time to time, to give the General Assembly ip-
formation of the state of the Commonwealth,
am most happy, on this occasion, again to
congratulate the representatives of the people
upon the highly favorable condition of the f.
nances of the State.
The receipts at the State Treasury, from all
sources, for the fiscal year ending on the 50th
of November, 1859, were 1896, $50 IL, to
which add balance in Treasury, December l.,
1853, $S92,027 76, and it will be seen that
the whole sum available for the year, was $4,
1881 80. The expenditures, for all pur
poses, during the same period, were $3,S79,-
054 81. Leaving an available balance in the
Treasury, on the lst day of December, 1859,
cf 1899, 323 09. Included in the expenditures
for the fiscal year, are the following sums, viz:
Relief notes cancelled. .................. 4,l37 90
Interest certificates paid............... 4,S43 80
Making of the public debt actually paid
during the year, the sum Of S49,2S2 60
The funded and unfunded debt of the Com
monwealth, on the lst day Of December, 1853,
was as follows -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12

The funded and unfunded debt of the Com
monwealth, on the lst day Of December, 1853,
was as follows -
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29
s,,,. s.a,e,., District Ce.rs.

L,signmenfs for 7susday, My 7sti, 1850
Jupv Causss.
Milton @. Powers We. Andrew Lessgs
Asst. Constable and the Mayor and Select.
men Of the City Of Baton Rouge Nc. 9ess
CouRr Causss.
Levi spillet VS.. Moliere Jsnge-No.
9ies.
''ifrel a Bates vs. blanchard, Brown
and smith-No, s5i7.
WIN. y. Jevefich, Curator Va. Glars l..
Stuart, widow Adams II al.-Nc. gs7s.
Virginia lIebsrt W. q. N. Bsbin, bus-
bsDd-No. 1895.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Eastern shore. rr.p,ple Rsv.

fI,HE ABOVE Justly celebrated watering fsss.44
u pisee wiz be opened fof the reception khiiil
uf Visitors about the 10th ofJune; and the I'LL.
Prcpfietcfs fst'sr themselves that the reputs-
tion OF The Establishment shall not detetiUfate
fof wsnt ~ the good sppuir nents, and good fare
which hss heretofore characterized u.
The location f1f health Is unsurpassed In the
South and was fully tested BY the severe cpl
denies which prevailed beth IN New Orleans and
Mobile du,ing the summers ofisss-bs; not s'a.
gis cfss ~ yeli0u fersr originated AZ Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has no equal un the Gulf
Coast, and is within . few yards NJ the Hotel
the temperature Of water always agreeable
Fresh water shower. baths csr be had ~ any time
Fish aud Oysters are abundant during the ses.
son. Good Stable accommodations are provided
for ell who wish 30 Keep their carriages and
horses The drives IN the vicinity, shaded with
msgnoiiss, Oaks, Csdsts pines, &c, are besutifui
snd estesd In every direction.
All the surusprients usual ~ Watering Places
such es billiards, Bowling. Pistol Gallery, ac ,
will he provided. sud will be under the charge Of
men anxious 10 pis.se; aud cunve licences for those
fond Of Aquatic Sports viii net be neglected.
A 70 4 Band of Music is secured and will piay
on the Lawn, ,afterneens-snd for dancing, even
ings.
A line cf Magnetic Telegraph !. established con
Meeting Point Clear with every quarter sft
Unicr.
The sne low pressure steamer "Crssctsr." viii
ply regularly between Mobile and Point Clear,
Nh'i"t f'Nnii- tf'fH 'Fr"fHV hNn Nn NHN"Nbs.
hordays, Wednesdays and Ffidcps. viii 70 dcwr
~ 10 o'clock, A. ~, 10 accommodate those who ~.
rive In Mobile by The mcrning pust..
en- should this schedule he changed. notice
vii he given IN the Mobile and N. y. papers.
The pruprietprs return their sincere thanks 10
the Ssbllc fcr their iiberal patronage heretofore
extended W the ptrris nouss snd theis ruiNr
Cts.s Ilctr,, and hcpe IN plscs themselves under
renewed obligations
v. ". CHAMBERIA1N u CO.,
~ la. It'll.
ALSO the Battle House. ~ Mobile.
msv22-2mi.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29

% There Is evidently tendency
In the Baptists Of the South 10 di.
vide on the Nashville question, II &C.
tusl division does not now exist
Louisiana Baptist.
i,'s none Of our business, but as
this is new splitting question, We
shall be obliged to the Baptist to let
US know con6deutially, whs. the
NASHVILLE Question" Is.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29

IrouEsf.-Coroner Jones, held
an inquest yesterday on the body Of
the black boy Alice, belonging to
Capt. Chss. Whiting. He fell from
che diving bell boa. in charge Of Capt.
Whitehead when the boat was at our
landing several days ago.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOOD
B. M a q Fl Z r.

LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAUREL.
HAs NOW ready for inspection q full supply Of
IL Spring Goods, comprising every descrip.
tion Of articles suited for the present season ana
coming summer, 10 which most respectfully call
the attention of my friends and customers
English Bareges by the yard aud In Robes
Organdies, Of every style and description, such
as Double skirt Robes, Robes Of 4 Yiounoss,
Tunique Robes, and the latest style;
Robe . LImpstsrice;
Printed Jsoonets and Musiina;
Taristons. all coiors;
Solid Coiored Bsreges, white, Bisck, Pink Blue
and Brown, aud large assortment Of white
Goods and fmbroideriss, such % Jsconets; Swiss,
Crassbarred and Null Muslin, Victoria Lawn,
White Brilliantine and Msrseiiie and great Va.
riety Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
All Of which an offering st unusually low
prices for Cash.
apI6 3. NJ. ASHER
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29


The PoEr AND THE KrSo.-The
greatest living tragical poet Of Italy,
Giovan Batista Niccolini, now eighty
years old, was received by the King
Of Sardinia at Florence on the goth Of
April. He presented his Majesty
with a copy Of his "Arnaldo da
Brescia,' a historical tragedy, con.
demned bv the Court Of Rome. His
Majesty graciously accepted the giA,
and complimented the poet on his
having foretold the regeneration Of
Italy. A grand court ball took place
in the evening Of the following day at
the Pitt Palace.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-29
STEWARDS COOKING STOVE.

CTEwARD LARGE OVEN, air tight. summer
- and winter Cooking Stove. Improved In 1859
The most complete Stove Of the sge-consumes
less fuel and at the time has ali the convent
ences imaginable belonging 70 the culinary de-
partmeut. We have them Of assorted sizes ana
will sell them at New orleans pricss-~xpepses
Of transportation added. Call and examine.
LARGUIEh 4 LANOUE,
sepl Agents.
Cor. Lafayette and florida ~.