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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-05
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
REGULAR PACKETS.
V-s.v sH-EhEE, P.sDUc.zn, .a.n.D

KTT YIN SE'XEEE, P.SDUC.zH, .4JN.gg
Ia CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN
GER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN, slL4Rt+e3
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville EsszzszEsssszs.s
Tuesday and Saturday, at II o'clock Nj,
ing at Paducah o'clock, 4. NJ, Cairo at
II o'clock, NJ, Wednesday aud Saturday. Re-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday,
at o clock z. NJ e, and Smithland every Thursday
and Monday, at O'Clock, A. NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
L. r., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting Snlithand with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st.
Louis Packets.
Tickets be ObLs.I med board the boat for all
Eastern Cites sept23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-05
EHyk5A E.RRGRST T0RAsECy S!S-
II TARLISHMENT IN THE STATE.

E. E0DdrlCn & Brothers,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
Vile and vic.rty, that they have larger stock of
Tobacco, Segdrs, Snuff, Pipes, md German
Smoking Tobacco,
Than any two establishments Of onr principal
cities. '.-
hotels and store keepers, look to your interests.
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine our
large assortment, which pledge ourselves to sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
can he bought in Cincinnati or Louisville; All we
ask is; that you shall call and udge for yourselves.
We offer any of the above at wholesale retail
Our establishment Is branch Of the well known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos.
FeudriCh e Bros, No. I55 Forest street.
+. FENDRICH & BROS,
Main St, door above First,
ocf2f Evansville Ind.
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IA BUs2. FRESH CORN. .uE.sL.

HHKChLES FOR THE .WEXEFO.N.
~ We have for srle Pickles in barrels, put mp
in pure cider vinegar which retail by the dozen
or hundred; also in kegs and jars of all sizes. Call
and see for yourselves. VGCKERY BROS
JOHN A. KElTZ - I,UNA 0ANEY
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iRISTIAN ERATZ-....-. HEiLhAN
KRATZ &c HEILMAN.

MANUFAC TU RERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
phrasing Machines, &c.
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ZOE sOVTN 1.gMEOZr0.N. i.
FOR WABASH RIVER
xpEGUE.gR w.9G.fsH P.gcKET-

-A1 The and light draught 49,, .
steamer MASONIC GEM, Pillsbury eLlztT1t4tissa
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, will -
regular trips between Evansville and Mt Carmel,
during the season.
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CO-PARTMERSHlP.


q . purchased from 3. H. BrommeIharls, for
merly of the firm of B. Nurre q Coz half Of he
SaW-Mill at the upper part Of the city, that cstb
lishment viii hereafter be carried by this under
aligned, under the firm and style of Altering 7
Bromme!haus.
The mill will continus to fill all orders for Lum-
Der promptly and with care. Orders solicited.
apt2l-dtf ALTERING & BROMMELHAUS.
900 - BE Il r. II TT a. e
70 Plants just received from Aliens Nursorte-
and Tor sale
rrZ4 ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
Sg0TO-FL 0Ek.--3 ERES CO.sE or
q just Received aud for sale at
aPr2f ELLG0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
q. '-fIs-nE.V~T! tys.HE.V'T!-5OO SRhs
q Ohio Falls Cement for sale low at
apr2I ELLlOT1'S FAMILY GROCERY.
EEa.S.N'PEB .4CTFY"R 6OR'
w 10 attend a Grocery and drive an express
wagon. Must know how 10 write ii fair hand, and
come we'll recon inen,ied Apply Al No. 1872, Posey
Block, Main street. marI6-tf
EH/a BRTE EE-sk5 .sT 4 SS~Ees:
~ price than ever offered before, together with
assortment Of tuored Paints, ut the Drug store
WM. II. P. STODDARD.
aprl2 II Main street
e tIiKE sE'k.N'E{ = u Il Il Ca. oR an
q Kinds az SPA LDING'S, cor. Main aud Ftrst.
~ WHEN n, ('EsyR.N-s, tlgEa.H.&.
Z = don Iron Bourd Cedar Chnrns
toz Brass BOuh1 30 DO
= ,ioz Butter LsJlrs,
Z dOz ass u Butter Bowls.
just received troai The East b5
mario COOK s LANGLEY
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GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in in
orming ms old customers that in the quality and
style OF his work, he iatters himself he cannot be
exceled. he may still he found at the corner of
Second aud Main streets, where the choicest Har
ness and Saddles of every description be obtain
ed on the best OF terms
$50 Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Secondhand Harness always hand. is1
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EDEGUE.SR WEEKLY gE:yR.sSH
"a PACK TS THE fine light .xs
draught steamer sI1znaL-+ss
EtSS14z544.zal=s==35z
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MISCELLANEOUS.

&yT.gTE.EEs.N.T OF THF .aFR.gERS
~ of the SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, October
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1000 SH >EET POT.4 r a. n
20 Plants just recoved from Aliens Nursorie+,
and Tor sale al
lr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

The people of the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-who desire the presentation Of this
Union, upon principles Of equal justice to
all sections, and who desire TO preserve the
nationality and unity Of the democratic
party, threatened by the rupture in the
late National Convention at Charleston
are requested TO assemble in the city of
Baton Rouge at the Academy Hall, We'd
nesday next the 9th inst. at o o'clock, to
express their feelings and adopt such mea-
sures ~ the sxigencies Of the times may
seem 10 demand.
Baron goves, La, May 9Th 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

sosErniSa rEw IN rBE WAY or ErrsR-
rAiSsrSr.-T cclored society Of the eou-
gregation Of the N. y. Church, DESTROYS Of
contributing their mite 10 the new edifce
now In course Of construction, had fair
and concert on Saturday night, In the
basement of the old church, from which
they realized about $500 In the fair de-
psrtment they had an abundance Of all
manner Of things, and there was such q
jam where the singing and eonundrums
came of, ne cannot beimagined. sardines
are loosely packed in comparison. A
glance ct the exhibition gives us authority
to say that II was good; indeed the sing.
ing was better than we have often heard
from professors who travel over the eoun-
try with their faces In lamp black. As
kind Of retaliation, we expected TO see
some Of the faces in chalk: but not so.--
They were moi only several shades black
sr, but polished up 10 the slick ressm-
blahce Of Japan tin. The sum realized
ftom their fair, added to what they have
raised by private subscriptions amounts TO
$500
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

HueuESor Relics IN FRAScE.-A
Bordeaux Journal announces a sin.
guitar discovery made at Saint Ma.
caire. near that town. As some
men were grubbing up q tree on
the estate Of q gentleman named
Levcau, one Of their picks struck
against something which produced
singular sound II was found TO
be layer of bricks, firmly cement.
ed together, and on removing them.
hollow stone was found below
containing twelve dagger, Eve
small vases, one Of which contain.
ed medals and coins of the year
1850; and lastly, a bronze casket.
enclosing some parchments, which
have not yet been deciphered. M.
Levcau literally rewarded the men
and added the relics to his collect.
Of antiquities. II is supposed that
these articles we're buried there bv
some wealthy Huguenot, after the
siege of Souveterre, by Marshal do
Montluc, in 1899.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

are forests; but how shall we secouB,
for the growth Of these trees In right
linesY This hypothesis we must for
the present consider to be only by
potbesis. With the aid Of photo.
grspby, which will secure fo. us &C.
eursse pictures Of the moon from time
to time, we may hope that the ques.
ton will be solved and that we may
really End out what is going on upon
the surface of our satellite.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

~ A young man in New York
has beer gifted with unprecedented
powers Of calculation. lie carries
about with him Tor their exhibition, a
wooden slate, in one instance, five
columns OF ten figures were placed,
which were repleie with the heavier
numerals. Mr.. Hutchinson flhis is
the phenomepon's name) was not
permitted TO see the figures until they
were all marked down. lie then
seized the chalk, and with = convul.
siye jerk put down at the bottom the
correct sum total, with a rapidity that
scarcely allowed him time to glance
at the figures The youth does, with
the same lighting rapidity, sums in
cube and square root. He says he
makes his calculations by a definite
reason. lie Is engaged by Bsrnum
and will give lessons at the museum.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

THE French MILLtstR IN rHE Wr.
MISS Box.--Madame Lareine as.
cended into the pen and took her
place, after delivering herself of a
stately scoop to the Judges and the
court, like a grand dame Of the
reign of Louis XIV. She did not
give the lordsbips any trouble
about taking her seat--not she =
When het attention was called TO
the various acts of cruelty, both of
speech aud act, with which Mr.
Barber, was charged, on account of
Mrs. Barber's alleged extravaganza
in dress, she clasped her hands in
an emphatic way, and exclaimed /:
"Ah ! Non D,ea c'est tufdme--ie
barbara" She then explained TO
the Court that the usual Partisan
calculation for n lady's dress vari.
ed proportionately with the family
income, and that the amount of the
dot brought by the wife was inva.
riably taken largely into account.
Upon an income of $4,000 francs
she could positively ailirm--assum-
ing two children--that lady was
economical who only expended 10.
OoC on dress. Mrs barber, in her
opinion, was entitled TO expend, at
the least, Goo per annum on this
object. The SUN Of gsO0 per an.
mum was m,ere il was mesqnin
--depiorobiei Was 92b too much
for that evening robe of white satini
Assuredly not
The Court Must take into ac-
count that there were boniiiouwes of
the same under the skirt, which was
necessarily of tulle, which was
again adorned with bopNionnss aud
n frill OF silver lace. She saw no
mention OF the berthe, which was ne.
r'guer. And then their lordships
would readily see that there must
be bow TO match at the front Of
the body. For terry velvet bon.
net, trimmed across the front with
a scarf OF the same, FIVE guineas
were bdgdtelle. No | there would be
no blonde inside. RI Done /, qud
genre The outer dress--petticoats.
sleeves. collars, cuffs, gloves apart |
she could not set n lady's little |
corner comforts down at less than |
Coco per annum. In answer 70 |
DIR. Lobb. In cross examination, she |
intimated 10 him that she had been |
speaking, hitherto, of ladies, but !
she was quite prepared 10 admit |
that the wife u q small lawyer |
peia aeocai like him (Dr L., )-migst
dress herself for Gao per annum.--
But then abe must be aar erped,ens,
and devote her whole attention 20
turning, dyeing and making shift. |
Would DIR. Lobb like to ask her any
more questions 7 or any other
gentleman 7 No Then. ma foi
Bonoar London Paper.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
Medecin yeterinaire FrnneaIs.

Monsieur Eugene renoi,e sieve De i'seole De
Abort, Of ex vsterinsire On Ter euifsssIer, q
rhoneur dinformer le public de Baton Rouge, 81
des euvirons que pour cause DE rnsisdie. ii's
quite II Nonveile Orleans pour teDir s,sblir SON
buresu Vel. on pours le trcuve tout les jours
reeurie de Monsieur Hiriart, en- fscs IL narehe.
De is science 1T psf De cf.sistsristre.
mail ". EUGENE FENfOU, Dr..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

E'ugENE YENIOU II the venesisry a
IL school Abort ~ Paris, France, LA
hss the honor n Informing the public HJ
Of Baton Rouge snd Vicinity. thstsAsA-l4~A--
he hiss tskeb an once ri Mr.. Edward Hifisfis
great experience IN the ,restmsBs and diseases
Of Horses and Mules. tenders him en'inentiy
uusiihes; snd soiie's The patrobsFe ~ all who
nsy have diseased horses or mules
spl9o EUGENE FENfOp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
THIRD EAR OF
BgALs CITY FEED, FLOUR 4 LIME STORE

4 9 WITH the close Of the past month, April, We
"A have STAINED 10 our third year, and the re-
suit being equal 70 our expeditions, We cannot 70.
frsin from a tender Of our thanks 70 those who
have given rs their patronage aud encourage
ment during u two years past. To those Who
nave not, yet intsnd TO, all We have 10 say is
come along, you shall be treated kindly and eour.
feously and 70 the best Of our ability. la con-
clusion, our facilities ov purchas sing such special
tiles a. We deal In are Of the best our will 10 d.
equal 70 all emergencies, spd II yos have any
Doubt as 10 what We say, call In and Ne satisfied
To one and all Consumer or Trader, Trsfhesr OF
Huckster, We make our best bow and an oGsr Of our
services. To few special friend. more than We
will here express. JOSHUA BEAL,
msa5 Corner Third Convention Sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

ottt"htft "'dt sHfHk the HeUpfe.
THE CEssus oF is60.-1he follow
ing excellent take-of ON the aues-
tious proposed 10 be asked by the
takers Of the census f 1860, has been
varicusly credited 20 the Buffalo Er-
press aud the Cleveland Piaindeaier.
Without attempting to settle the ques.
lion Of paternity, we present il ss we
find IL,
What is your age !
Where were Won born 7
Are you married, and II so, how do
YOU IKE III
How many children have you. and
do they sufficiently resemble you as
TO preclude the possibility Of their
belonging TO any Of your neigbbors ?
Did YOU ever have the measles. and
II so, how many
Have you twin brother several
years older than yourself 7
Have you parents, and II so, how
many Of them2
Do you read the New Testament
regularity
What is your fighting weight 7
Which do you like best for light
reading, "The Gbnmaker Of Moscow.
by Cobb. or the Presidents last Mes
sage, bvJ. b.
How many times has your wife
wished she was dead" and did You
reciprocate The wish
DO you use bougbten tobacco
Were you and your wife worth
anything when married, and if not,
what proportion Of her things were
your'n and your things were her'uY
Were you ever in the penitentiary 7
Are you troubled with biles 7
How many empty bottles have you
In The house
How does your meerschaum color
Have you all Thsyef's speeches on
the horse railroad !
Are beapa an article Of regular diet
in your family, and If so, how does it
got
State whether you are blind, deaf,
idiot, or have the heavesl
How many chickens have YOU, and
are they on foot or in the shell Also, |
how many succedapeume 7
Is there n strawberry mark ON your
left arm
Which food do you prefer, rum or
mixed drinks
State how much pork, impending |
crisis, Dutch cheese, popular sover.
eighty, standard poetry, Gaye,y pa
per, slave code, catnip, red flannel,
Constitution and Union, oil Junk.
perfamery, coal oil, liberty, hoop |
skirt, DC, you have on baudl
Persons liable 70 be "censused"
will do well to cut the above out aud
put II up IN conspicuous place.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

~ Omar Pasha has been recalled
from exile, and will be appointed to a
command in Europe, with the view of
making his talents available in case
the Sclavonian provinces should prove
ugly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
JUST RECEIVED.

A ND fsr sale lev 20 the trade, lard in Kegs,
IA do. In bbis. Crushed ana Powdered Sugar
= lot 81 fine family Flour, Beef Tongues. Sheep do
Hog d.. a nENJAMIN
m II
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
FRESH ARRIVALS.
JUST RECEIVED.

A NEW SUPPLY Of Dress Goods, whish Will
IA he sold cheap for cash, consisting IN part
q English Barge. Jsconet, Gowp, bingham and
osiico 81 every kind, ut ithe low price Of f0cts
per ysrd-tvsrfsntsd fsst)- call Js solicited on
she Boulsvstds. FANNIE r. o'CONoR
IN. full supply q fancy and Millinery
~o"os s'~afs on hsnd. mays.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

DiCriosARY or ABusE.-vanit,
Fair, the New York comic paper
suggests that "A Vocabulary o
Vitoperation' ought TO be got NJ
for the benefit Of members Of Con
gress, and says:
It Ia difficult TO measure the re
markable effects which might no
suit from a judicious use of "the
true vocabulary" The advanta
ges of ALTERATION would appea,
Ia their fullest force. Let us en-.
deavor to set forth the manner OF
an excited and hotheaded member,
full Of wrath and the true vocab.
ulary.' How he would thunder
out bis ready made rage:
Mr.. Speaker. I say 20 the gen
tleman that he is an addlepate. /
say that be is an abiect aud aber-
rant ass. scorn him for an area.
dian and acephalous animal.
stand here, SIR, and proclaim him
to the word an acciptrine assassin
--an abdominus and ambuginouse
ax.griDder--an adder and an an.
thropophaginfan.
"Sir, I impugn no man. But |
call upon the gentleman to deny
my charges II he can, land Of course
be can do nothing Of The sort, un.
less be is the owner of a copy of
THE True Vocabulary Editori.
al note;) and met them like man.
DO we not know him for babbler
"a blasted, blattering clustering,
brawling blowerY But we do not
fear bis barren bravado. Why, sir,
IT he isn't a baboon what is he 7
| say barnum's baboon. His
beastIy and brutal barbarities have
been heard by all. as they came in
words from his blistered and>besot-
ted brain. A butcher in his heart
and BLACKBOARD in bis person, |
denounce him as the base bell.
weather Of his party.
"Mr. speaker, | seek to injure no
persons feelings. The gentleman
knows the truth of this. He knows.
too, that | view him as caligin.
'us calf, cringing cur, and like.
wise a cantankerous cannibal. I
know him to be caitff all through,
say to the gentleman that he is
moreover cuss and q coward.n
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
A Union Meeting of Journsymsp

There will he meeting rf je.fpsymsn. es,.
penters, englnee's. biseksmiti hfiekisyers. and
coopers, Of the city ofBaton Rouge and vicinity
~ ~ ~ grss5ytsyiaa Church, on saturday next
the 18th ~ May. a. ~ o'clock. NJ.
mays-td.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

R The shock of an earthquake
was felt in spartanburg, s. O., on
Tuesday evening, April gath.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
Who Shall be Trusted,

tory Of The Model Republic, tn
settle on permanent bnsis, the
following fact. The regular meet.
ing Of Congress, has been broken
up by the meeting Mt Charleston,
and that, seriously interferred with
by the International" dog fight. -
The papers of the past week, have
devoted their time and space, to
the two last matters. SO much
engrossed have our contemporaries
been for a fortnight, that even
murders have been hurried over
with indecent haste. and not drawn
out as heretofore in all their inter
esting details and finished style.
II was generally understood.
here IN Louisiana, that If the damo.
cratic Convention, did not succeed
in making a nomination that The
Union. would at once dissolve. and
leave no wreck behind; but several
gentlemen, have been listening ct
tentiveiy to hear the cracking, or
premonitory symptoms of the quake,
and have "a yet reported nothing
TO this effect. Hence, we may rea.
sonsbly infer, that there is no i'm.
mediate danger, and go on wool
pulling. for another season. The
fact Is patent, that the people. are
at odds with their great captains
and leaders, and have become &C
quainted with the undisguised,
wholesale and retail corruption,
not only with the king, but the We.
ry body Of his caucus. The great
Convention is no better than the
ward meeting, where certain Eel.
lows go, with q resolve TO break II
up in the name of the great demo
cratic party, If they do not like It's
working The people, have no
longer the right to hold meetings
TO consult about home interests or
national affairs, without getting the
consent of the chairman ofthe
Central Committee The Con.
sention breaks up because the mi.
nority cannot rule it--because q
certain number Of gentlemen are
resolved that Douglas, shall no,
be the nominee of the Convention. |
And why not y Is II because the
interests of the country would suf.
fer more from his administration !
han any one else mentioned p
Hardly. II is no scoret-this hostil. |
ny to a universally popular states.
nan. Were he elected four long |
weary years would elspse, in which |
certain gentlemen of leisure scat. |
iered about loosely over the nation,
would have to find other occupa.
ion than that OF office. Why, we
make no scruple to say IL; did the
little giant, stand In the shoes of
Mr.. Seward himself, we could say
'othing against his election, IL the
'ame certainty existed, Of rcsior.
'tion to the people of Louisiana, of |
he right to hold meetings, and
'ominate for Office, men of their
'wn liking. |
A meeting Of the people of this
'arisb, is called for to.morro ", the
'tb inst, or at least--to use tho
snguage Of the call, such AZ ode.
ire topreserve the nationality and
nifty OF the democratic party,
threatened by the rupture in the
ate National Convention, at Char.
'ston." As the national democrat.
} party, referred to, is nothing
'ore or less, than q band of ques.
ION raising demagogues leagucd
'gether by the adhesive properties
~ I
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

MOULD respectfully In form Planters and 9th.
w ers, In want Of H00sHEA Ds, BAKKELs
and HALF BARRELS, that he Is now prepared to
manufacture and furnish At short notice any or
der that may BE- entrusted u him.
~ Orders left at 8. Benjamin, (fsts Barbee n
BepjsDip,) or through the Post ofsee viii meet
prompt attention. NICHOLAS MICnAL.
may5ly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
FLAvOaINe EXTRACTS.

81 poz. pure concentrated Flsvcring Extracts;
y q fefucn. Vsniiis, Nntreg. Almond, Ginger,
Peach. Rssberry and Nsciarins--sold BY
sprlI.2w n. u. DAY. Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08
s,fh aud Cashmere flats.

4 HAVE ROW In store large assortment Of Mats
j ~ I'll Kinds, and will receive IN ter DAYS
sotnstl,ing new and handsome In straw goods.
apis W. n. Phillips.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

A SMALL lot Of Double Extra Flour In Half
n Barrels, fresh from the uill-for sslsby
mayl JOSHUA BEAL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

party There are but few, we
opine. here abouts, who desire the
preservation Of such a party, and
certainly poae among the people.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

Now IN vOtsUEs-tubusher's Ceisbrsssd
~ SPRING FLOWER PoLKA,so N hsd Al the
Drug Store OF
msy2 I'D. Il WIN. BOqET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

CECURE A COPY BEFORE THEY
- ARE ALL 0ONE.-Of Lubosbey',
SPRING FLOWER POLKA, to be had at The Drug
Store Of
rnsyZ I'D a VIM ED1RI<
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n ssorted sizes Of ply Cotton Bacl
"a Bands an article much cheaper an,
better than leather.
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-08

A LII THE RAGE.-Lpbusbey's much al
n mired SPRING FLOWER POLKA, for sals
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COOK STOVES.

TNhose in want of a good, cheap and du-
u rable cook stoves can always be 40
commodsted ut fair prcies ut
LARGU1R IL LANOUE's,
mays Cor. Lafayette IL Florida sts.