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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS, I'd DISTRICT,
FERNANDO G. BEAMAN,
Of Lenawee County.
Cass County Republican Convention.

The Republicans Of Cass County are requested
to meet by delegates, at the Court House, in the
village of Cassapolis, ON THURSDAY, THE 10th
DAY OF AUGUST next, at IL o'clock A. NJ for
the purpose of nominating candidates to be sup
ported at the ensuing election, for the following
District in the State Legislature Judge of Probate;
Sheriff; Register of Deeds; County Treasurer;
County Clerk; Prosecuting Attorney; County
Surveyor; Circuit Court Commissioner, and two
Coroners; and also, to transact any other business
which may properly come before the Convention.
Each township in the County will be entitled to
one delegate for every twenty voters and for a
fraction of eleven or more.
BY order of the County Central Committee.
CHAS. W. CLISBEE, Chairman.
ncfaI T,lx- n
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

ORDINANCE No 80. Be it further ordained and
established by the President and Board of Trustees
of the village of Dowagiac: That according to an
act to amend section two thousand one hundred
and fourteen (24) of chapter seventy-two, of the
complied laws, relating to Interpretations of VIII
of the lots, lands and premises, in front of which
sidewalks may be directed to be made, Constructed
or repaired for the purpose of paying the and
expense OF constructing repairing such side
walks, provided that notice of such intended assess
ment shall be personally served ON the owner or
occupant Of such lot, lands or premises by the
Marshal if such owner or occupant reside within
this Corporation thirty days before such assess
found by the Marshal within said Corporation then
and in that case the notice as aforesaid shall be-
posted on the said lots, lands or premises subject
to such assessment thirty days before said assess
ment. JAMES SULLIVAN, President
s. BOWLING, Clerk =. - 49, ~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

The Republican County Convention,
as will be seen by the call at the head
of this column, is to be held in the
Court House at Cassapolis, on Thurs
day, the 10th day of August next.
AS nomination by the Republican
party is now almost certainly tanta-
mount to an election, we are not at all
surprised to observe that there are quite
a large number of candidates in the
field for the profitable offices. This
may all be well enough, if the anxiety
of the rival candidates does not lead
them beyond the presentation of their
oaon claims. 1t is perhaps, only proper
that the public should know who are
the men desiring the honors and emolu-
ments of office, that their respective
merits may be fairly canvassed before
the nominations are made; but still, we
think that in the nomination and presen-
tation of candidates the greatest of all
desideratums is to secure honest, faith
full and capable men. No party can long
stand that is controlled by selfishness
or faction. Neither can any party con-
tinue to be successful that allows itself
to be controlled by selfish, impudent
and factious men. The great bond of
principle which wraps up in party SEN
timent a mass of mind and men, calls
for tender and honest care and treat
ment, and demands the sacrifice of
personal animosities and piques, to the
higher and nobler good of the whole.
Upon this principle it is conceded that
partizans, who may chance to be dis
appointed in nominations, commit fla
grant wrong to the party and the pub
lie by the practice of boiling, and, per-
haps, defeating the fairly preferred and
selected candidate of the party. This
is the worst political crime that can be
committed, justly regarded by all hon
orable men as more fagitious than an
open and avowed remuneration of party
ties and affinity, and going wholly over
to the enemy. The excuses must be
very strong indeed that will justify the
" bolting" of a fair and regular nomi-
nation, and if not Of the highest and
most positive character, richly entitle
the "bolter" to the most supreme politi-
cal contempt. isI
As the Republicans of this County
are now called upon to take part in the
nomination of our County ticket, it is
important that they should present a
united trent, and, to do this, it will be
necessary for them to go into the pri-
mary meetings with the single object
of serving principle in view. We have
nothing to sacrifice to men, to prejudice
or to factious discomfort. Our dele
gates to the County Convention should
be men of high character, staunch and
tried fidelity, honest and upright in
word and actions and character, men
in whom the people of their towns and
districts repose perfect confidence, and
there need be no fears for the character
or capacity of their selections, or for
the result Of the verdict Of the people.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

W-Me Constitutions (W ashington)
prononnces the action of the Michigan
Democrats State Convention, in re-
fusing to invite Mr.. Cass to attend its
session, as a "disgraceful outrage" and
ca depth of personal and partizan
maIignity" to which it had notexpected
thsk sven the Douglas party would
descend. gti3~ e d. ~ 81
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

The Plymouth (VermonD gold mines
are said to be yielding a good profit.
On Monday last, three men dug $50
worth, and they average so5 to $50
per day.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
The Crops.

The Crops.
Advices received from subscriber
and correspondents in all parts of the
country, says the New York Ladepea'
dent, lead us to believe that the CROP
of 1860 will be remarkably good. Not
only this, but if we may Judge from the
tone of the English journals, there
will be scanty yield in England, in
the northern departments of France,
and in Belgium; while there is gen.
eral lateness of wheat-ripening through
out Northern Europe, which may be-
token a scanty crop. Should there be
no suspicious change in the countries
before harvest-time, and none in the
glorious promise which exists in this
country, the Western farmers have
reason for great rejoicing at their pros
poets of full yield and high prices in
December.
Last year our harvests were deci-
mated by frosts, some parts of the
country having been attacked in every
month of the year, midsummer not
excepted but it is generally conceded
that a better wheat season than. the
present has not been seen for forty
years. The palmy days of wheat
growing in the Genesee Valley seem
to have returned, and a general ex
emption from that direful destroyer,
the nudge, is enjoyed. All along the
banks of the Hudson are thousands of
acres of wheat growing thrifty where
good wheat crops have not been had
for almost generation; and the droop-
ing, full heads show that there will be
more than an average yield.
With very few exceptions, the West
ern crops of wheat and other grains,
corn, and roots, are fully up to the
average. Of corn, it is asserted that
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan
will cut more than ever before since
their settlement. This prospect is
peculiarly fattering to those parts of
Northern Illinois which were such ter
rible sufferers by reason Of early
autumnal frosts in 1859, for it will ena-
BILE the farmers to meet the overdue
engagements to the railroad companies
and to private individuals, as well as to
improve their personal condition.
Drouths, very severe and lasting in
parts of the Eastern States, and in
Missouri, Kansas, Kentucky, and Indi-
ana, have diminished the yield of all
the crops, but in many districts,
especially in Missouri, timely showers
have altered the prospect of things
much for the better.
In Western New York, the ravages
of nudge are much less serious than
have been known for many years, ow-
ing partly to last years June frost, In
part to the early ripening of wheat by
the warm weather of spring, and pos
sibly to gradual thorough certain ex-
tinction of the pest. 1t has been CON-
puted by the State Agricultural Socie-
ty, that New York has lost an average
of fifteen millions of dollars worth of
wheat from the ravages of the nudge.
It's, therefore, a subject Of the highest
Importance to know whether this little
insignificant fly is disappearing by de-
grees, as the Hessian-fy disappeared,
or whether our evil is not really abated,
but only temporarily lessened.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

Let us commence at the root, and then
there will be no need of fault-6nding,
of dissenison, of threatening, of mark
ing or OF boiling from any choice which
such men may make.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
A Republican Paper Destroyed and the
Editor Driven from Town.

Mr.. S. Harbaugh, of Lexington,
Mo-, publisher of the Advertiser at that
place, raised the name of Lincoln and
Hamlin at the head of its columns.
Thereupon. E. Wisner, agent of the
Etna Insurance Company, notified
Mr.. Harbaugh that he had cancelled
the policy of insurance on his Office,
and gave notice that not another num-
Der of the paper should be issued.
After this mob of shareholders
gathered, seized upon the edition of
the paper just ready for mailing, and
drove Harbaugh from town. Wisner,
the leader, is member of the Metho-
dist Church South. Mr.. II. commune
Gates the above facts to the St. Louis
Democrat. s. : ~.
The apple crop promises poorly in
the vicinity If Inn ocvilIo ~ t,ts s.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

BURNT IN EFFIGY.-Hon. Herschel
V. Johnson is having hard time of it
stumping Georgia. He made speech
in Macon, last week, which was badly
received, and at the conclusion he had
the pleasure Of seeing himself burnt
in effigy from the windows of. his hotel.
The Douglasites are much discouraged,
and their most sanguine organs set
down the State either for Bell or Breck-
inridge. ~, sa..,, -. +. r..
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

tW The Nashville, Tenn.)s Union,
that Gen. Pillow has aban.
doned Douglas0and gives cordial sup.
port to Breckinridge and Lane. eaaia
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

A woman has been taken up at
Port Huron, on charge OF numbering
two husbands for the sake OF their
property. .oras - secaaszs o 2fN
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

- Hon. Francis p. Blair, jr., was
nominated by reclamation, by the Re-
publieans of the 1st district, of Mis-
souri,, for Representative in Congress
on Monday of last week.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

,s The German population in this
country is estimated at. 100000. ait
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

The above are all new men in Con-
gress, but Mr.. Kellogg, who has passed
through one session. AS we have had
occasion to say before, they are excel
lent nominations, and will do Michi-
gan honor at Washington. 20
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
Republican State Nominations.

Republican State Nominations.
stle FOR GOVERNOR.
AUSTIN BLAIR, of Jackson.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JAMES BIRNEY, of Bay.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
JOHN OWEN, of Wayne.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
LANGFORD G. BERRY, Lenawee
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES B. PORTER, of Allegan.
fsas FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, 81
CHARLES UPSON, of Branch.
FOR COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND OFFICE
SAMUEL S. LACEY, of Calhoun.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
j. M. GREGORY, of Washtenaw
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
EDWIN WILLETS, of Monroe.
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS, ID DISTRICT, q
FERNANDO G. BEAMAN,
Of Lenawee County.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
Hon. #. w. Kellogg Renominated--The
Ere Ticket Now Full. f8

We are sincerely gratified to an
nounce the denomination of Hon.
Francis w. Kellogg in the third Con-
gressional district. Mr.. Kellogg is an
able man, faithful member, and true
Republican. He has sustained high
ly honorable position for new mem
Der, and it has been his laudable am
bition to be useful to his constituents.
He will, we doubt not, before another
term in Congress shall be ended, fully
justify the public apprehension of his
ability and usefulness. With his nomi-
nation our Congressional ticket is COM
plete as follows: a.e r.ii5
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

The apple crop promises poorly in
the vicinity of Jonesville. $50 g'a@
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

Presidential Electors.
.-t-sr AT LARGE. alI.sgfr.s5f
HEZEKIAH G. WELLS, of Kalamazoo Co.
RUFUS HOSMER, of Ingham Co.
DISTRICTS.
LIST Dist.-GEORGE w. LEE, of Livingston CO
I'd Dist.-EDWlN DORSCH, of Monroe Co.
Sd Dist.-P. HAYDEN, of Van Buren, Co.
4th Dist-A. COBURN, of Ontonagon Co.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
The County Convention.

Dated, July 10, 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
THE DAILY GAZETTE & COMET,
BY GRO A. PIKE.
publirhed every Morning tNsnasy excepted

iy-f et professional and business esrds,
Including daily papetJ not esceedipg sis
lines, frt p months. ego without the ps
per, si2.
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10 strictly limited ~ their own pnfnedls,.
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en- sd beflisine firm is not considered ssin
Guiding that ~ ts individual member.
tfy Announcing candidates FOR ststs
and Parish Offices, siD tnunicipai sdicss
~, ~ he paid for invariably IN sdvsncs.
isT All dveftisements for strangers %
transient persons % be paid in sdvsncs.
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copy for specified time, will be inserted
til forbid, and payment esseted.
izH" MI communications intended v
promote the private ends ~ interests ~
D,fpmatiohs Societies Schools of indiyia-
nsis, will be ehsfged ss al veftisetoenti
iH Cards If personal character car
only be Published IN tliis pepsf ~ sdver
fisemehts. and tuhst he psid for in advance
At double advertising tstess
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pFgs lrrvs respectfully ~ lricrm HE friends,
sra 'hs ci'i,eus ~ Rst1r Refuge -ri iis vicinity
rsrsfslis. inst hs is prepared Get shrti rti-a w.
eysrr'e eng orists N connection With ihe erpr-
'i,n NJ NJ tsrsifg ~ hrit4inss sih which he may
bs entrusted De viii risr furnish ., Contractors,
Builder plsristssba st,s,s. sch f,saqs p,lrosa
ard gisss1 ~ aesirsaJ YFVittiN SHUTTERS
with stationary ~ pivot si-is. tnsiae Rolling
blinds rsnrsl bncrs. a. ~ rsy required sire. ~
ss lev tsiss ~ lhsy s#n be rhisirsa sissrhsfe N
ths sse'h end NJ ne beet stri. ~ workmanship
lie hes aiss established IN connection with the
shrvA t0BBfSg bFPARTIENT, wherein sli
btdefs win hs tsstuisl promptly OtstRtNs ~
-nr repaired capacity made - staer
Ne you'd sise respectfully suggest ~ 'hcse vho
rrsg contemplate building that he is prepared ~
e.. ~ besiers sna Plans ~ Rural Cottages sra
r,hs, Residences. Win detailed specifications.
Bills ~ Quantities ~ materials esitrs,ss ~ frsf.
etc. IN reasonable iettrs orders frr sny ~
,ir @tsrr named workmanship ot services, lef,
m ESTE ~ nesers
bAHil HiURT. West Baton Rouge.
JORDAN NON. R"selrle. -.
AtFREb bupLANTiER, Nsnstse.r y Rouge,
~ .. sALr, sprinsfeiq BE-,
NJ through ihr Pest Once. will meet With With
prompt -tteriious
tw Shop m North Bprlev4fd street. oppcsits
Re state Hrpse, ls,sr Ptrge. IN.
August e,h, 1859
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NAVE ~ Store, The fdiffivirg grnds, which thev
an. a., a..,.. .,,s Families s,,tA, ~ ,b,issss
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~ 'inscn county. Tennessee; Cr'nrirn Rseiihed.
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rn aItnAm rI.Anrr.ns.

GTPAtgHT end rfrokei handle Csrr Frives
- Win ahi without hrbke urrrat SUD Tuned
srr-t irnsp ir'rre; W-ks. Oii uans, large sud
srsli; rrsirpet Wtenrhss ~ ~ ts ~; srrr's
Fapveis fef ~ surhits uaiirns and hsif pairn.
N'f ~ srlrhi'n; ssehrfSrieirf's Thefnt''ne'eis
DOUBLING Hrsge ari stop upkte Packing ~ ~
description ~ iAhnuifR thAF.t rs.
nrigT ruf iiyf4retln sri Ftntila sis.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
ID. II. TIGHE,
LHginePr ~ .TF0rhiHisf.
BATON ROUGE, LA

bh " ~ " W - - n
m AytNg located myself In this city. I beg leave
III o. offer my srryicea 90 Planters and others ~
an ENGINEER and MACllINlSr. having hal ten
year. experience ia the md Of Cuha aud sew.
sral ypsrs In this state feel confident 81 being
able 10 give perfect satisfaction 20 alt those who
may favor ne with their patronage. Particular
attention sivcn 60 STEAM TRAlNs vt all descrip
uans. Machinery OF all kinds repaired. and FULLY
guaranteed.
am also prepared n furnish At short notice
SUGAR MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, PORTABLE
ENGINES, SASH aud CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Of the latest patterns; BAC Assn FURNACE
STEAM rhAiNs, OF all descriptions, etc, etc.
90 Letters addressed 3. ID. H. THIN, Rator
Rouge, La, viii meet prompt attention.
tune2A.
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ppnsopipr,os DEPARTMENT
.vrsg Shoe store!
- Fl Fl " 81 ~ 81 T..
COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
'-...t 81. Ferdinand -r, as,r.- streets.

LAUREL STREET., Htron poUet. ts.
'I'iir undersigned hsVs lesvs re
! specially ~ call public atten E3I
oun ~ She faet t',at be hes epene1Y
II the new bfick building If john -
lnusret, Esq. On Lsufel street. IN ths city
VI Hatoh Rouge. very extensive stock ~
goors. stf"ES. HsTs AvD CAPS.
AZ my entire attention will be devoted ~
this line Of business shall keep eptn
tleie assortment snd great vrtie'y GENTS
sHDES ahd BOOTS, LADIES SHOES.
stiFFEHs aud BDDTEES! also Boys,
Missess, Children aud lnian's SltDEs
together with oil the varieties end sty les .
HATS AND CARS.
! sir determined ~ keep everT article IN
my line ~ business, 81 as - make the
"LAUHEL SHEET STORE" head 1uat
ters fnf goods IN my line. end ny upre-
hitting attention 30 business fair prices
and disposition ~ please the public, com
inphd hheteral share r. patronage
i-Sy- orders from The country end fran
West Baton Hpugs, will meet immediate
attention. a. ". HUGUBT.
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Rnpina MAdHlnts. Auarns su.

IUSf HHrFiVrps fsr npfirg Nsrl,irps. with
~ three steel Arerts rqian' Arep. iits. assr' :
ri si.ss, rgsi Aursfs aud ~ inrhps
naFt4 LAHnUiFR \ tANuUE,
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AaprnuirtpAt tmrtrmrNrs

IpiuugHs Aces. ffsaiH'r end htsvs teen
I Shelters and Roqd s,fsrefs, s'tsr 0nf'ets
sni Hqs krivrs, Arire 2 prvl-rd's Spades sri
shpvels Hoes Socket sra, be ard Isy Frfss. iirsh
srd pfsln ecythes. siekiss, ptsin Cradles,
srnaih'e p,is. iirbks atA Twig rriisfs, Prfarf
shHsts end psfdpr Tforsiis, sirsi pnih' Wedges.
irrss ~, boz, hs-t sri trace rhsrs. niri nj.
dies Urii-'s qrH iis'nee -ft ssiiles srf P,srsl,-
ing tlrrse rul s'l III sswe, uardsn Engines nr'-
~ r'f,ts ari ~ 'ha sihaf implements genet n '
rsei, o. be hsH ~ the Agricultural g'shiisrasui
~
msEf tApnuiFR = LkNpUp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30

fust ssesiFs5 per 4hip Horizon, ~ Utlis p'sss
y RcrA. asaH.tsi f'r'r . pfr'hss Tive ~ stestr-
boats Uqhlss bARgUiER - LANoUE's
nef31 Hardware Establishment
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TO BUILDERS.
HOSIERY AND UNDER wEAj
pIsCUiTsi BIsCUITsii

lust received direct from the factory q
- frosh assortment Of Biscuits, consist
ing Of Craoknels, Cream, macaroDi, I,sm-
on, soda and hand Butter Bircui.s. which
will sell low for each. by tins cuse, or nj
retail.
jaui2-4ts o. IfACKET.
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aAppLnny AND itAnNEss,

FFVWFFTNf NNW 'NNFFf'F7s
l. GOTAt%.
Thi,i street. nntsn iiDne.. IN.
NxTutiLb respectfully infa,tr his f'isnis -nd
w iha ruhlie generosity, THAT be hss row -
hshi irsi ts-aivsi-a sqtF superior s'nrt ~
aAnnIiTs Mems. Rrvs ani iaiF's tsfrises
Barev. Cart, pfsy aud Wsf'n Harness; tslises,
Crtt'at bags. ptiiie niis e'itfhps. Fpnts api
whips Trsess, IisWss ed Blind fi1ies
Also
A large sis.t pfna'A'iais, fsr Hatlnr, rp-n1i
log md repsifing.
So ptdsfs ftrn ihs country solicited ari
prumplit nilsi ~ The irwest cash prices
netR-y l.. pOvAuN.
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CAN'T a WAGON HARNESS.

4 FiiLt assrittnant ~ Ctils,s, iiatrss, Bilna
~ pfiips. us,l ptprrhine, fssi Saddles. " srrr
iirtasss. Tfars rh,ins. etc whirh We rFtf ~
moderate prices. .... ..
is.te LAnutifrn tAnntfr.
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pDgT Anglers.

, y iVptspts ARiF Labor s@tirg usehlre p',
~ plarisfs. w. tufe q and irsh hrles. n'f ssls
~ LAHgUtER . LANuiEs
iunA " iia' LsiaFp'ia Ftufi-s s's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
Western Produce ut the Landing.

WE HAVE Just received at our bosts at the
w landing the following articles Of Western
Produce.
300 Rarsis Fine flour
90 Half barrels Fine Plour-just arrived aud
for sale By BkAL PATTERSON.
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JUST RECEIVED.
COTTON AND CANE HOES.

I'M Dozen Of the Oval Eye steel. and Ign.
lOO dons Elephant Hoes, embracing every
size and pattern, for sale at
sbi7 MoNTAN A MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
UNION HOTEL.
MpttD ED
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS

THn asas,siu.si respectfully calls ,bs siisp.
tipn 81 Planters ana The ruslic esnailv. 4" his
aAs t,itaitr APPARATUS
and To established economy md advantages over
any other hinJ ut iirhi. ~ rUnltC nuiLbtNua.
rRtNA rr HERtpENUrE. EtaAH Housrs. 30 .
So. lie has shundsnt conclusive and sa'isfao-
tory testimonials. whore his Gas iIoHr Az
PAHArus u IN operation! that there is saving
Of "a PET cont IN MONEY besides all the labor that
necessarily has 90 no bestowed on Oil Lamps %
any piher hind Of iiinii now IN nee.
The Capitol At baton Rouge Ia M ~ by pne II my
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
81 witch have the testimonials Of uovefnur u
q. wlcEutFt, aud ~ Msssrs. nsflip Chldfsss. scr,
resnt-at ArHs Of the Ransis and !. ". rsfaita.
Asrreant.st Arms Of the House, who say
"your "imprevsd uas lishl Apparatus" "a ap.
piled e. the state House. h admirable In all he
arrangements. aud sll that could hu desired"
have also tho Testimonials Of In. JrHu rFH.
stva. Il fast fiston Rouge, and " W fuaH. n
Assumption. who have my apparatus attached o.
theif sugar Houses, which should like Sugar
Planters TO examine
juus2h u, ". TlGHE.
~ Address letters to u. II. TiEhs. baton Rouge
" llimest prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
LApIEs CLOTH CLoAKs.

4 HAVE just received new assortment ofthese
il eonds, very long and new styles, ranging In
prices from 10 10 s2o also pretty assortment Of
school Ckaks. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
l. ARautEh6 LANoUE


IN pnrrw uhrptirr Asss ~ ftIiias. ptrrFe -rI
Nv o'lisf rpoi srrfrrs iiehi. 'rriluri, heavy
-,,i evtf- htrrt siHets nft hsri~ 'he lisf 7esa
establishments hsPpIiFP FIANnUr.
mat f-rusf iafsssifr ra Fi0fiig 4's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
CLOTH CLOAKs.

WE HAVE Just received from New
w York, fine supply Of Black Cloth
Cloaks and Mantillas. At our usual low
prices. PHlLA CASH STORE,
ootl. Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-30
pm ARGYLE.

0En KEGS ofths celebrated Lsi,slls works
ZOtD Nails Just received and for sale Low
These are the beet and most carefully msnufaetur
,d nail now made MONTAN a malta
deco Hardware Corner.