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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-03

to the poor Of Warren county; the So :
amount to repair the roads Of Warren cool.
ty; and $500 a year to his father, his o. Z
living relation, for. life. He died, hoWey
without signing the will
The bodies Of five other men were h
covered and recognized. In addition, tha :
are the skeletons Of five Others visible wit 2
the circle Of the fame. and as many miss &
strangers who came here 10 witness Il
operations Of the wells. 1t is supposed th Z,
a number of others have been burned 70 {
powder, close by the mouth OF the wei
Some thirty fur were wounded.
" AZ the time of the explosion, everythirF
in the neighborhood--si or seventy F6t
took fire, and shanties, derr.cks, engi'.
houses and dwellings. were at once ingoyG
in flames. The boiler Of Dobb's well, eig,J
rods from the original Gre, blew up with T:
tremendous explosion, killing instantly { IS
engineer, Wesley Skinner, adding ansltz-
intensity TO the evenings horrors. Al q -
time the whole air was on fire. The it
rushing up almost forty feet, was airs. 4
pillar Of livid flame, while the gas above ?
to the distance OF hundred feet. was i.ss
ing. exploding, dashing towards the heas
and apparently licking the clouds with j. q
furious tongue of heat
"Ail this time. during this tremendo
combustion, the sounds of the explosi0
aud burnings were so tremendous and eoi
tinuous, that they could be compared &
nothing but the rushing Of hurricane
tornado Through forest. The heat d.
FIRE was so intense that no one could
proach within hundred and fifty fee; Si
out scorching their skin or garmen.s.
was the most frightful and yet the grane
lpyrotecnical display ever youchsaied !
human being.
On Friday morning the oil was At
( rushing upon fire. with the same regulut
and speed. throwing. il was calculate
least hundred barrels an hour, cove
an immense space with flaming ola le,
to the proprietors Of the well Of $4,000
SO 500 daily. No human power can e&,if
gush the flames. aud the oil must bufa
till the well llisexhausted. Nopen csndescr
/ its tierceness, no tongue describe the magn
4 tude OF its horrors. Thousands of sieea
tors visit the scene every day. 1t sect
like the earth il really on ere, and il q.
ments about TO melt with fervent neat,
flames were. at last accounts, still asceaJ.u
TO the height of eighty feet"
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RRox THg wEsT.--A Cincinnati cores.
pondent OF the Charleston Mercury gees
the following pleasant account OF the ere, Is
Of iineola's war in 0hio and the Wsst gsp.
ersllv:
" The effects Of the var and the blockade
of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. - iast
making the whole West bankrupt. iseoa
aud provisions are goiag to destruction .ar
the want Of purchasers. II is estimste1 l. Z.
there are twenty millions Of pound, d &c
and pork IN this city alone. Bacon 5 ge.aa
al I've to seven cents. corn seseF to IL
cen per bushcl, and butter. lard AM ehe.
E,e - ten cents per poGad. a m4a Iss
lndiana told me. in the pFaifics A.ts 20
Na, ,cafec. they were ac,ually aaas CO
inr fuel A strong delegation has eaes
Washington 10 represeat-tLe state q 53a.
aud Il they are not heard. yoB miy ioek
Tar az uprising in the West. TIE s4aeH
Oi the Nestefa States is beconifs., 49,
tirss. - the State stocks and bOn4s
were deposited ~ security iur tie teieT
iian 81 ih+ bank Rstes, ace being sai1la
lmk .: 80 TO 40 cents on the. dollar. itl4
very little to indemnify the hoiiers q oa,
1 blls."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-03

A>u WA RgsoLUrIoSs.-Resolui =
favor OF peace have been introdl. e. ss5t t!~
rnnnrctcut Legislature by Ssr4ia.
verse. they are preceded by ! pref.
sia,ing the alarming condition of thp
try. the inevitable misery Of civil ~,
the dpi, u al citizens 90 stay The ffsa3 -
dat arm. The resolutions recommend g-
piraiioa far defence, but Cessation q 8ss
iirirs itll congress shall have had tae
at. That Congress call . Natioad f'Bsei
tinn, apd al honorable means be eshNs.
before civil war. That they arc bppuspa
civil var Tor the ssbjugatinn or destft HE
of t,r seeded States, while Il i possi#
amicsb, To settle. That they Are af SO
To- Wa anjei any circumstances for ehsa
patiUt.
T. 4, not stated what was the fate Of tl,s
preamble aad resolutions.
Meetings IN favor Of peace lsy
brru held al Newark, New Jersey. 4 car
aiiirr 1t len was unanimously ordered .r
get signatures to a petition % Congress (.
prarr.
letter from New York sayst
Notwithstanding the indignation of sdf
ni osf ultra political journals whenever /, =
very thought ef peace is whispered, ! rs
assure you that very ea-aes, movemea:
,u foot 10 this city. with view TO msmes
inc Congress IN favor of eomprcmise, on
basis ~ the Crittcnden Of Border Site tea.
oIutions. rejected 81 the last sessi,n
rhr New York Tribuae. TOO. u beegH q
little more iuclined ior peace. 1; says
/" Nowhere on earth would = speedy a.
honorable peace-a real peace--be halted
with more heartfelt gladness than b. So
u the traitors prove too strong 10 be saSia
gated, We are Tor peace 90 their terms, taih'
cr than useless continuaRce uf shs va
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-03

pone his march Of invasion till now we can
set him at defiance. We point with honest
pride to the position Virginia is new in for
defence, and claim that even Gen. Scott.
with all his boasted military genius and ex-
perience, and all the vast resources Of his
section, has not proved himself as great and
efficient leader as the son Of Light Horse
Harry, the sagacions. intrepid and high soul
ed chieftain Of Virginia. Rieh~oad Dispatc4
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~ 70 Persons OUT ef Employment. -Ea
AGENTS WANTED.

IN tNtFl OuuHIJ ~ IHt UHItsu otaVtt'
y0 saEag. IN the sale Of soms Of the bes, and mos,
Il elegantly iliuaraled Works published.
Oar pabIestioas sfs Of the moa interesting ehsrse.
Ter, adsptel 20 the ssns of the fssmef Msrhsne snd
astehsnt; they Published IN the best style. snd
bouai IL lhs mos, subsianiisl manner. snd wouhy
plass ia the Lsary of every Household 10 The Land.
r. 70 men of enisrpii.e and Industries hsbi,s this
hu.ass. oGss - opportunity for profitable employ msni
seldom 10 be met with.
- Persons desiring 10 &C, o. Agents ~il rsesivs
p,smp,lt by m N full psfiieas terms &e By sjdfss
.inr LgaRY. GETZ 4 Co.. PsblisAsrs.
No. a1t North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Oetob., 40 ss-4m
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Al CcrsIrnpgn.- man named ttoukg
a. ~. Maeklin, alias Allen. isin iail al O..
houn, Georgia, for passing eoun,ttieli bsut
notes. Among his stock 10 trade were . $50
note. on the bank Of Commerce Of North
Carolina" 4 man named Gray q ir jail as
an accompliee.
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COL. DANIEL II. HILL.

This able and distinguished officer. the
gallant and sklllful commander OF the First
Regiment Of North Carolina Volunteers,
which fought 30 bravely in the recent battle
Al Bethel Church. Is destined 10 win ensis-
BILE la1rels in the present great struggle. If
we are permitted TO judge his future BY the
past, we certainly must accord 10 him great
renown. for surely no man ever laid strong.
er basis for great and brilliant reputation.
Graduating at West Point with honor ~hen
about the age Of twenty-five. he entered the
United States Army and remaiaed IN il un-
Ill alter the close 81 the Merican War. He
was in the army under General Scott from
Vera Cruz TO the City n Mexico. and great.
" distinguished himself ia some OF the hard
fought battles Of that campaign At the
storming uf chspultepee he was the second
man on the Ameriran side that mounted the
rampsrts. For his meritorious services 10
this war he wa. pronoted To the rsnk Of Ma
jor. which he afterwards resigned TO accept
the char Of Mathematics in Davidson Col.
lege. y. Z.
lie discharged the duties Of his new posi-.
tion with great zeal and fidelity. Notwith-
standing the ardaous abors that now devol
we'd on bun, he found time to write aud have
published large work on Algebra. which
vas fEsorsbly received. THIS work excited
some remark Al the time. on account of the
intense Southern spirit which bIeaihes il
some of iis prablems. In 1853. when the
North Carolina Military Institute was estab.
lished al Charlotte. Col. HILL was appointed
to the frst place 10 its Faculty. and devoted
himself with bis accustomed energy and abil
its to the instruction Of youns soldiers for
The Old North State.
/ Upon the commencement Of hostiiiiies be
tween Abraham Lincoln aud the Confc,lrr
\ ate states. he was appointed BY Gasernni
EIli. 10 the command d the camp of lnssruc
iion Il Raleigh. When the First Regimen
Of North Carolina Volunteers sss organized
he was almost unanimously elected It's Colo
mel.
Col. Hill has not devoted all his talent
and genius 10 military science. lie is III,
suthor of two Theological works. sili " Tn,
sermon On the Mount and I" The cruclfix
ion." These works we're published two o
three years ago, by the Presbyterian Boars
&c Pablicsil0n, aud were well received 10 III,
Christian literary wDrld. Col. Hill is q tru
/ " Chri,tian man. md IL We mistake not. i
an Elder in the Presbyterian Church st Char
istle.
\ In person. Col. Hill is about the medium
height. snd well proportioned. lie has datl
ewes and hair. which - becoming slighIl!
tinged with grey. lie is sbnut forty .tw,
years old. has serious military bearing
aud - very rigid diseiplinsrisn.
PtiersbsIg Ezpres.
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GEsssst LsE.-The people Of virginia
and Of the South have great reason TO con.
gratulate themselves upoa the possession of
such leader 81 their armies As Gen. Robert
4. Ice. We have learned, with sincere
qualification. that By none even Of our own
people IL this distinguished son Of the Old
dominion more highly appreciated than by
the eminent statesman and soldier at the
head of the Confederate Government. Gen.
Lee, AZ q scientific military commander. is
At least the equal Of Gen. Scott, and con-
sidering the great advantage Of being q
younger man. having more oil robust physi.
cal health. and being the champion Of bet.
Ter cause. We look upon him as his superior.
Certain ID is, in his best days. Winfield Scott
considered Gen. Lee as his right arm, and
we are inclined 10 think that In the Mexican
war he was his brains also. When General
Lee assumed the command Of affairs here,
every one knows that our military prepare.
tions were In q condition which il makes us
shudder 70 look back upon. But he gave
himself, head. heart aud soul, 10 the great
work, and so wisely, skilfully. and cnergeti.
eally has he used all the resources at his com.
mand. that the insolent enemy, ,notwithsisnd.
ing hs boasted numbers aud important pos.
session Of the powerful fortress oi Old Point.
hss hstn held ., say. snd eompsllei % post.
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N NoTICE

49, THE ssessn,s Of WEBB q DICKSON f.i
80 he rear 1880. we're due on The lei q Jsuu
cry, snd are ns- made cut rssdy fof ssiilsmssl Cal
snd sstsls, o. leot fof an of'est.
hsassy 10 u.-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-04

Silver-Plated Ware, or pure
g A1bata.
Table aud Ten sp3ons, =
Table and Desert FORTS,
Decanter stan0s,
Wine Casters. Pie ami Fish Knives Cake Baskets
CUP Cream and Gravy In u s,card Baskets,
Sugar TOngs and Shovels,
Mustard spoons and msar sitter, Butter cups and
prom Holders.
Cups, Mugs, Molassss Jugs. bait Moons. Castorss
Butter Knives. Pitchers. Ia lie and Tea Knives
in cases.
ans3l-3w PIPER & BRADFORD.
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~ Il. Tunn1u,d,

H.
as1e ManulactarN ot Cane
wAeoe6 earn. f1OualEB AND
.PL
TUE SUBSCRIBER 10 nov ready TO rees.ve srde,
sf pi.htaeoh Wagons, Carts and HArarse, e..
the sntdlhe seasoA, ead would respectfully ufke Plan
tiers and other waiting any of the shove articles. "a
ssnd p their orders early that they may be supplied
Without lta,, IN tinAe.
~ An orders wilt - bAtthfallv sxecutsd. and
prompt. ,ppisd. ""'
q. His Och Of Iron is nov eouplsss-eomp-isinp
: fhn Assortment Of Flat, tROUND and SoCARE
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON, swEEDEs
IRON. GERMAN sud SPRING STEEL, IRON AXLES
and SPRlNGS@an aiscs
19rALL Of shich win - fnruishsd a,iSt -. NJ
any establishment IN gHE STAfE.
- He has % hand 1000 NONTAGUE PLOUGHS
~ Calland examine at the Wsrerocms. eurner of
Church and Nain streets, Baton Rouge.
decisssSs v. r. TUNNARD.
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Coffee.
EO BAGS RlO, for sale by
~ feb12 SOL. BENJAMIN.

FRESH SUPPLIES.- =
1 IL Barrels Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh Bacon Shoulders.
10 casks Stages sugar cured Hams,
20 boxes Varmicelli,
20 boxes Macaroni,
50 bags ane Salt-large siss,
5000 yards Kentucky Bagging. -
bale Twine, .
100 barrels Cape Lime.
100 barrels Alabama Lime, -
100 barrels Thomastnn Lime.
g Is bags Plast-ring Hair,
50 barrels Cement.
Is barrels Plaster If Paris. ~ 9
10 barrels Crushed Sugar, -
10 Il Powdered g A"'s'"e u
10 kegs Con Powder,
100 bags assorted shot.
20 dozen Buckets, assorted ~colors. Nustart
Pickles, Pepper, and many other articles all for sale
low at the warehouse Of
sep SOL. BENJAMIN.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves.

A MOTHER large invoice Of Cooking ans1elseatIng
n Stoves. which in addition to our for6er stoek
makes the largest and most eompletssaa.crtment Of
and examine them and come1se the quality and pri.
ces with our neighbors beanrs pures asins.
aug PApER 4 BRADFORDI e
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1aton ROUGE Steam Ferry.
m6f MN STEAN FERRY BOAT -

~ Roaes at Z o'clock, a. 4. during
~ Viste 1on&hs, aad at 8 o'clock during the sum
~. ssd ~ regularly durine the day. A ,pterysl
4 1hseo niastss viii t.ke place betveea the trip.
Aeo sithes side.
n SeAt Vim leave the Baton Rouge side ON her
~ Tip n $50 -down. and remain 6v. ~n-inutes osiy
= ~ opposite side; after which, persons DESTROYS 70
upestae 6sfsre saarise next morning will be taken
M h laigs q double rates Of terriaec, according
essssesast.
u eootract vii be made for ferriage bv the
gss q asestse. but ID orS9 to suit the convenie"ces
4 dose vhsss basi.ess ~r Pseasare causes the iie-
ssest crossing of either ~thenselves OF servarts
sfssA9s Tseksta'' will be sid I'm the boa, in pack.
~ Of tessty.Gve for Fsur Dollars. being a discount,
dtssoty pet eeat. o. the eatablisAed rates.
MCHsONARKRAA kCO-
aprG6 Ppeprietags
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USEFUL IN EVERY AMILY.x
CPAl.iiNti'> PREPARED G'yE. always ready and up
~ I" the sticking paint GRAssEILI's !SoLrBfK Glass
cEnENr. 70. mrssd; ng Glass and China ; Ron NsoN's
SLvER Soar. the best article for cleaning and polish
ing silver Flatea War;. For sale nv
sep Its PIPER Il BRADFORD.
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Furniture.
TDY Late Arrivals
ID $50 Bedsteads, all patterns.
3 dozen Armoirs,
100 dozen Chairs.
2 dos Extension Tables. 2 doz Safes. 2 doz Sofas.
] dozen Tete ~-a-tetes.
book cases Secretaries, Fall leaf desks Whist Nots. &c.
aug31 .3w PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
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Sundries.
0A BASKETS Sweet Oil-pints aud quarts;
~ 500 Foxes sardines-quarters;
10 Ten pnunA hoves Green Tea
30 Chests low priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Earrings Crushed Sugar;
20 Barrels White BEANS
100 BARRELS Pink yeyed Potatoes: -
snd 4 number Of other articles u hich will be sold Low
at wholesale and retail. t T.
feh12 S~r y B!rNY NEN.as
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ENresh Goods.-Just rseeived. Native Catawba
Vine. French Claret-allaqualities. Cigars Of
family groceries. r.. WEBER,
June 23d, 1860. W. Ferry Landing.
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NOTICE.

RArox RoUos, Jan, 10. 1861.
TINE eopartnershtpi herstosoee existing between
L the undersigned, undes the name Of WILSON I
HlaGlSs, 10 this day dissolved ny mutual consent.
ll~ C T.. WILSON.
HOLDREGE HIGGINS.
The subscriber viii costume the business Of the
late 6rm for his own aecOsnt.
Having dissolved eopartnersatp with Mr.. H. Hig.
gins, I respectfully solicit Tor hius continusnce Of
the public patronage - literally bestowed on -.
jan22 a9s c. g WILSON.
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Brandias.

TX PIP Is Old Otard. Dupuy = Co;
- TX Fipes Old Mart n-bard to beat =
4oH .'ipes Observation-Disclosures. Q
febl2 SOL. BENyAM MN
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r Osr.-A note Of hand, drawn BY Antoine Braud.
IL for ono hundred and thirty-6ve 3 100 dollars(sl-
IS $500, dsted April nth, 1858, and paysble to the
order Of the undersigned. Tne public are hereby
cautioned aGaiast trading for said note, ~ payments
tie ssoe has beea stoDped.l ~
! msh19d AIIX. DOMINIQUE.
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raTue CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA
Hnuuor nnrfArlEre rv1I
n

~,a,., sosAs csissA md. Algeria, Who instituted q
sS~4ss ~ u battls 6eld At fnker4ap~who siDes
-sSsssis9 tasar eoae... stoua the French ermy: have
=. 81 :'s sose'sa: :sss ssiiaI. * o .sF4 xssSRsi .s e
-eanee LAsadsnY pf Nusie} aNA AAsfls, Nave
1880 eastrseted and Atted npa superb style, i
~ 40 . perfect B,jou Of : Theatre t0m-
- Z, 60 1920 $3.50 x9sssoa ,, 70 pfa.ss% '1 sss. st.
~ =. vith The Introduction 81 pspalAf aud r4triot-
= -. and grand Military Spectacular scenes,
- hsw ~ Ffsaeh ARMY was amused in It's
- = lspAse, aaf hox the carnage fields 81 the
oisss vsts ses from tie hardy and val0r0ns Rus
-. nAAtAaa At the fnksruAaa, Ahuna, nalaklava
rssir. 1snsAsa Vert AnA Aslskod. viii in tarn be
sesasseA, etsstns . .plsndid epporsunity 70: milit:
IN 8 slinpss Of how things are done upon the
..tsse1 go" And the Zoaaves assure the public
M 81 vaudsvillss Opera -BoufFes. Operettas, Mil
tsy mn, Evola tioas and Eattle scenes will be per
S1fv p~eeeeatsd.
~ poSiie attention II earnestly directed 10
~ IN al h1ss bills Distributed ~ the agent, in
sdyaeeD q The company.
b ssties vill b given II the time Of tho eompa-
.,yIani,el = Baton Rosse: api27-tt
IsAD!fv! iii. Tuesday, April %
NaP0LeOvvIIIE.. Menesday, May
l41cg scTtA ln ss:'
rsuiYLANDiNG. 49,. sunday. Nay Bat = SIPS
MOI ROUGE. . Voc Tsea 1 We'd 8, 7, as, JuDs.
VAf4auOO .. ......... Thursday, Sat ~ M
AY0U 6AKA....... -.
s,Nry nOOKi-ns travels II Z Sugar Planter
n A. s,x Nouths h Enrops-by Capt. II. ". Alien.
- For aaie BY J. MCCORMICK.
Post e1les Bontstore, Baton Rouge.
1865 GUNS! GUN9!:
vYrI hsvs Just opened . neu Iot Of Doubae Barrel-
w n nat Guns, which We know will suit, both
:. toauaftY and price. =
LARGWER &LANOUE,
.ae4asS Cor. lafayette / Florida SITS.
waee Credit for EesHiage. ]
rsunr ana ster the Isl. day Of May, 1881, all ferrf-
~ YIN be required 10 Cab At the tina Of cross
- ~ = fteight will Be taken unless It is paid for
~ f;ne e 10 hipped. apl26t
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Carpets.
NOW adoat and to arrive in three weeks, the lar
IN gest and most varied assortment ever offered IN
this market If
Tapestry Brussels,
Ingrains.
uperfne
Extra Fine "
Union g
Two and three Phys, List and Hemp Carpets. viii
ton. tapestry, Brussels and Tufted Rugs, Hassocks,
Cocoa. Manila, eieton aud English Mats.
Our domestic tat pets were purchased from the
manufacturer. an nu, nglish Carpets from the i'm.
porter BY one of our honse in person, We shall get
the goods in time for the public to examine them and
compare the prices with the New Orleans market, as
We shall he able to sell Carpets as low as they can be
purchased in any Southern market.
aug 13y. PIPER l. BRADFORD.
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Ne mere Credit for KesxiaSo.
rSnon and after the LIST day Of May, 1851, all ferrf-
=. ~ s freight will Be- taken unIess It is paid for
= "a fiss II 10 hippsd. apl26t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-04

vr~EYMOUTH NAILS
w Always On hand. from 3 to 60 Penny. at
LARGUlER & LANOUE.
T7REXH ARRIVALS.
4 Stag 1 shsy's sugar ured Hams,
HYATT 4 Woods /" F."
Leighton's +"
Bacon shoulders,
Whisky in Barrels, l
Star Candies,
Jamsiea Codee, . 6ne article,
Beef in Bsrrels, ,-t-.p r
For sale At . samsll advance to the trade. .
Nay l2sh-'6O r s. BENJAMIN.
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5000 rs pure Write Lead.
$500 rs American Snow Zinc in tin cans,
1000 rs French do do 90 81 do.
500 rs Chrome Yellow in Oil,
500 rs Paris Z Chrome Green il Oil,
Prussian Blue and Black Paint,
Boiled and Raw Lipseed Oil,
Turpentine and Liquid lin Dryer,
varnishss, Brushes and Dry Paints, ii
AHardware Store Of -E,ru Ws-E
D., LARGUIER & LANOUE:.
SusP LAlayette and. florida Sta.
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GUNS 4 HUNTING IMPLEMENTS.
1UsT RECEIVED a lot Of Gillespie shot guns,
q Double and single-scms Of tnem for boys,
French Game bsgs.
Failed, Lined and ceat.al Eleys Caps,
Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches,
Steel CUR Tubas.-Faney tubs wrsnbhes,
sun cleaners-Gun cases, ETC., etc. (
LARGUIER Z LANOUE,
Corner n lafayette Z Florida sits.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-04

EN0llsH BARECE-tlain and Embroidered, Ms,
u received and for sale by
sp10 4 ROSENFIELD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-04

r,orHNG aud GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-1
~ have jsst received a complete supply OF Cloth;ng
- rsraiahiaG Goods. comprising the latest and best
sgyls, which I will cell at old prices. Those in want
atns sesve goods should not forget to cell ON
~ A. ROSENFTELD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09

BAD SPoRr-We like to see boys enjoy
themselves on every appropriate occasion,
especially on the 18th of July. But We
think they can, without much trouble,
tipd something better TO do than to pull
down, remove and break Up signs, as som e
Of them did on Wednesday nigh. 1t
may be sport to the boys to be engaged in
such amusement, but to the man who has
to pay two or three dollars to get the dam
ages repaired, it is far otherwise. We
have heard threats ef prose cutions for the
mischief done on that night, and we have
DO doubt a repetition qf that kind of sport
will cause some one to pay costs if moth
ing more. Boys, look out
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-09
A CARD
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he.srs. Co#R SUDDUTH. Attorneys, &c. Mineral
ln take THIS method of assuring their clients
pubic that the Tact of TIE Senior partner haying
receive u MILITARY commission, and entered the sc p
vice Of the country, will in manner interfere with
the regular business of the firm. But that having
secured the services of GEORGES MULKs, Esq a Law
yer Of experience and ability, they will continue the
practice a heretofore and they respectfully claim
share OF the public patro mage
All unsettled business with the late firm of Cobb <
Mes'more, or Of 'obb. NesSmore X SuddOth can be
closed up Al once upon application at the office nd
all demands against either of said firms will De
promptly paid demand
Mineral Point, May 81, 1861. 24-3m