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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-17

~ The subject has been agitated
in New Orleans of giving up the
neutral ground on.Claiborne street as
right of way to the Chattanooga
Railroad Company, which would ne
cessitate the removal of the public
market on said street and an aban-
donment of the neutral ground as
beautiful promenade, which it is.
The people of Claiborne street very
properly feel aggrieved at such
proposition, and demonstrate against
it through the columns of the Bee.
Among other objections to the meas
ure, they urge as follows:
This ground, it is not in the power
of the city fathers to give to men
from other States to build railroads
on, without paying the property
owners in the estates of Lafayette
and Hagan, inasmuch as said Clai-
borne street from Common street to
the Old Basin Canal, was a donation
from Lafayette to the citizens of this
city for promenade. This is a
matter that should be fairly consid-
cred before the city fathers attempt
to give away property that do not
belong to them nor the city, except
on the above conditions. We say,
let property owners in these two
estates look to their rights and privi-
leges which they possess from the
nature OF the above mentioned grant.
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~ The construction of a break

~ The construction of a break.
water has been commenced Just
above the ferry-landing. The work
is undertaken by the city govern.
ment, with view of protecting the
front Of the city from the encroach-
ments Of the river upon the batture
The entire cost Of the work is linn
tied to six hundred dollars.
We trust the experiment may sue
coed ia the attainment of it's object.
The depth given to the foundation
of the work and the substantial ma
ture of the material used, would
seem to warrant that if any artificial
structure can be made to Withstand
the angry waves and currents Of the
old Mississippi, when it is on one Of
its annual "busts," the breakwater
will when completed, prove in such
a case fully effectual.
The work is being executed by
the Penitentiary hands, under the
supervision of the Committee on
streets and Landings.
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%> The steamer Lotawana, from
Ouachita, brought down on Saturday
night last, four prisoners for the
Louisiana Penitentiary. Two of
them are white men, convicted of
horse-stealing. The other two are
negroes. convicted of larcenies.
The captain of the Latawana re.
ports the Ouachita river very low.
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u The fence of graveyard in
Richmond, Indiana, bears an inscrip-
ton in large white letters, use
IS Bitters if you would keep out
of here"
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NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
20 boxes genuine German Soap,
10 Star Candles,
barrels extra White Coal Oil,
10 :. fine large Peach Blow Potatoes
New Crop open kettle Sugar,
b'gs Prime Rio Coffee,
barrel Choice Golden Syrup-new.
% barrels Extra Family Flour,
New Crop Pecans.
barrels New Crop Kaisins,
frkin Choice Goshen Butter,
boxes Fresh,baked Cream Crackers.
barrel Water Wafers--Fancy.
l Cranberries,
10 :, Mess Pork,
Dealers and families supplied with good goods
at moderate rates for ready cash.
nov23 JOSHUA BEAL
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16r From the Iberville South,
We learn that the negro man, Isaac
Tucker, convicted of the murder of
Mr.. George Bentley, white citizen
of this city, died Of dysentery, in
the parish Jail Plaquemine on the
10th inst, where he had been closely
confined for some months past under
sentence Of death.
Thus came disease to execute a
work which otherwise would have
been left to the hangman to perform.
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CHEAP NAILS.

r HAVE in store II good assortment of best
i quality ut Nails that will close out at re-
tail very cheap for The cash. Planters and 9TH
ers viii II" vel to give me call.
dpr3 JOSHUA ZEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-17


How AUSTRALIAN MINERS SPENT
Their MoNEY.-A correspondent Of
the London Spectator, writing from
Ballarat, has the following in refer
ence to the use which the gold dig
gers once made Of their nuggets:
l believe it is fact, and no fc-
ton, that a successful digger had
gold collar made for his dog, that he,
like his master, might put aside his
working dress and be magnificent for
the rest of his days. 1t is a fact
that another rode through the streets
of Ballarat with his horse shod with
gold. 10 keep carriage and pair
was the great ambition of digger's
wife. There was woman near
Colac, who lived in a common log
hut, with nothing but mud for floor,
and a couple of stools and bench or
two for furniture. Outside the hut
was tn" carriage, under tarpaulin,
and q pair OF horses grazed near.
For year or more she was con-
slant y to be seen on the road to
Geelong. Her son drove, and she
sat inside in silks and satins gor-
geously arrayed, short pipe in her
mouth, and the gin bottle reposing
on the cushion by her side.
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L z DE-

Or steamer Belle Vernon, near Cairo.
of Congsstive Chills, ELLA SARAH,
daughter Of Mrs. Kezia Huston, aged Is
years and m onths.
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~ l.. q. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement of Claims, Bills &c. Also author
ICED Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE & COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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CHIRTS, Undershirts and Drawers made to
- order at (sept3i J. KUHN'S
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MEAL FOR CORN.

LNARM Frs would do well to remember that An
l. exchange OF Meal for Corn can be obtained
at any hour Of the day and during any day
the week at the Steam Corn Mill of
aug9 JOSHUA BEAL
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w we extract from the last OIL
cial Report of 0. Barbee, Esq, City
Auditor, the summing up, as follows
of his financial exhibit for the month
of November:
Amount collected from all .......s3, III o.
Warrants drawn on Treasury 81, All AZ
Deposited to credit of Sinking
| T tund................ ....... 1913 "a
s5,2O4 II
Overdrawn current month.............. ST. 31 Il
do last report............"....... 1874 ~
Ove-drawn to .................s SO, 366 Il
| u = u II n
Ny report for the month of October
shows balance to credit of Sinking
.............S2 856 90
Deposited currentl mon III ................ 1893 90
Which amount ........................$3,6 49 90
will leave in circulation and unre-
deemed, ten thousand five hundred
and forty-three ($10,543 O0) of one
dollar bonds, issue of 1866.
l have no change to note in the
fifty dollar bond accounts issue, series
l and of 1867, the account remains
as last stated, viz:
Series No. l. nun cred 16g6O SO goo 90
Der es No. 2, do 1I2O............ ,0Oo 90
81 0O0 10
Messrs. NJ. Granary and A. W.
Simmons, of the Finance Committee,
reported at the last meeting of the
Board Of Selectmen, that they had
destroyed by fire the sum Of $lso4
in one dollar city bonds.
Mr.. John O'Connor presented a
resolution requesting the Assessor,
Collector and Treasurer to furnish at
the next regular meeting of the
Board the total amount of one dollar
city bonds issued and placed in cir
culation by the late Board, together
with a statement of the amount de-
stroyed by fire, under the ordinance
for that purpose, showing the date
and amount destroyed, together with
the balance remaining in circulation.
The resolution was adopted.
In connection with this subject,
we cannot help remarking i'll a spirit
Of congratulation, that the city red
backs have kept up their level Of
value remarkably well, all things
considered. While the city treasury
notes of New Orleans, especially the
large notes, have for a long time
past undergone depreciation of
from Il to II per cent. on the dollar,
the Baton Rouge redbacks have
never fallen more than 10 per cent.
under par value, and many persons
in the community have always taken
them in sums say from five to ten
dollars, at a rate equivalent TO U. s.
currency.
Even the discount Of 10 per cent.
to which, in certain cases, the red
backs are and have been subject, has
not been owing to any insecurity
whatever on the part of the city for
heir redemption sooner or later.
The cause of such depression is
purely an extraneous one-that OF
he tax of 10 per cent. levied by the
D. S. government on all monied is
sues of States or corporations re-
'eived or paid out by bankers. The
bankers thus being held liable for
aid assessment refused any longer
0 receive or pay out the redbacks,
md hence, they could not be used as
equivalents to greenbacks in matters
# exchange, and in consequence
uttered deterioration in circles OF
rade.
Our LATEST TERRrrOPJaI ACorJsI
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.

E,OR THE HOLIDAYS.
case Fresh Currsnts,
l case Fresh Citron,
~ Quarter boxes Layer Raisina,
boxes Layer Ha sins,
barrels Pecs.s
l barrel Cranberr;es,
case Currant Jelly,
100 pounds Fancy Candies
2 firkins Choice I'ut,er,
3 dozen English Plcshs
100 whole and quarter boxes aardines.
100 bottles Extra Pine Old Risky,
so bottles Extra Fine Bran " and Madeira.
barrels choice New York Huckwhsat,
ariel Golden Syrup,
] barrel Choice Moiasses,
barrel Oranges,
leases Young Anne ,ics Cheese,
barrel Coverings Powdered sugar,
barrel Coverings Crushed Sugar,
20 barrel Blants xxx Flour,
rs barrels Double Extra Flour,
70 halfbsrrels Assorted Family Flour.
100 pounds Fine Teas
70 pounds Assorted Spices.
good line of Family, Plantation and Grocs r,'
supplies always ON hand.
declT JOSHUA BEAL.
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PEACH BLOW POTATOES.

Ok BARRELS very choice Peach Blow Pota
~ toes, Just stored and tor sale by
dcc5 JOSHUA BEAL
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UNDRIES,
SUNDRIES,

SUNDRIES, SUNDRIES.
bags choice Rio Coffee,
barrels Louisiana Sugar,
barrels choice Molasses,
barrels Cider Vinegar,
barrels Soda Crackers,
kegs BiCarb. Soda,
boxes Bi-Carb. Soda,
boxes Wine,
baskets Sweet Oil,
40 pounds assorted Smoking Tobacco,
boxes Foxes Starch,
chests klack and Green Tea,
barrel Table Salt,
Pepper, Spice and Nutmegs
The above enumerated articlss-gOod and at
reasonable rates, for sale by
octl7 RANDOLPH & BATES
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bargains.

bargains.
HEUDE RHODES have jus. received from
New Orleans, with large assortment of goods
Of all description, which they are selling on com.
mission, VERY Low FOR THE CASH. They
request their friends to come and examine their
prices before purchasing elsewhere. decl7
ON A LONG CREDIT.
$500 Worth OF Merchandise, such as,
Groceries. CrockerySsare, Hardware,
TinWare, Hats, Boots. Shoes, and a
General Assortment of Dry Goods and
Clothing. by Julius G. BogeI. Auc-
tloreer.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10TH, 1867, at 10
l. O'Clock, A. N.
win be sold as above, at my Sales room, No 7
Main street, without limit or reserve, on a credit
Of four months, the entire contents of a PIsnta
ton and Family Supply Store, removed for con-
venience to my Sales-room, consisting OF
GROCERIES,
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS,
CROCKERYWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
HATS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
platform g. COUNTER SCALES 40
~ Merchants and housekeepers should not
fail TO attend this sale.
TERMS.-Amounts under $25 90, cash; over
s25 90, on credit Of four months; purchasers
to give their notes satisfactorily endorsed.
decl7 JULIUS @. BOGEL, Auctioneer.
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~ A preliminary trial of the
negro Samuel johnson and the
Italian John, for the murder of Mr.,
j. M. Lancelot, took place yesterday
before Justice Buckner, at the court
room Of the Mayor. The evidence
ELECTED was sufficiently strong to in
criminate the negro and he was re-
manded to prison to await further
trial before the District Court. The
white man was discharged from
custody. .-..
There was large crowd of whites
and blacks in attendance pending
the trial.
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LIME.

El BARRELS Richards Cape Lime. Lime and
w barrels in splendid order. just received
by Idtc5 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-17

Ba Some time ago the Rev. Mr..
Spurgeon preached a sermon on the
text-"And Mary wept" In the
midst of a strem of earnest eloquence
that drew tears from many of those
present, in describing the character
of the tears shed by Mary over the
feet of Jesus, he broke suddenly off
and turning to his congregation,
exclaimed "The tears which Mary
shed were not such tears as many of
you pour out when you come to this
altar. They came from her heart
they were tears of blood-and not
the poor stuff which you present as
an offering to an offended God.'
Then leaning over the pulpit, and
looking earnestly in the upturned
faces, he exclaimed: "There are
some of you for whose tears | would
not give farthing quart"
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RIO COFFEE.

I GOAL and country dealers supplied with good
IL Rio Coffee at moderate prices by
drc5 JOSHUA BEAL
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GROCERIES, ETC.

UhOCEhlUC, Ell.
CHRIsrMAs' cHRIsTMAsH
barrels Soda Crackers,
barrels Sugar do
5 boxes Raisins,
8 half boxes do
0quartsr boxes do
boxes assorted Cordials,
boxes Citrons,
box Currants,
boxes 3. 8. Almonds.
The attention of families who wish nice things
for Christmas is called to the above enumerated
articles. [nov12l RANDOLPH BATES
LNOR SALE AT A. JACKSON'S.
IS barrels FLOUR-Plants Extra and others.
10 barrels PORK-Heavy Mess, fresh.
10 sacks SALT-Coarss and Fine.
10 sacks COFFEh-The far famed Rio.
rs sacks OATS-Back and White.
rs sacks CORN-White and Yellow.
rs sacks BRAN-None better.
so sacks FLOUR-Fcr family usage.
20 boxes CANDLES-Light and heavy weight.
20 boxes SOAP-keller's highly reputsd.
10 boxes SrARCH-Fox's make.
Is kegs NAILS-Assorted sizes.
10 kegs LARD-Leaf.
And almost everything In the Grocery line
that Planters, Dealers and Families can call for,
oct26
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU.
dicial District Court-Pari of East Ba-
ton Rouge Succession Of John Klein
peter No. 93l Probate.
RY VIRTUE of a comm ission issued
- in the above succession and directed
to the Sheriff Of said Parish, from the
honorable Court aforesaid, | will expose
to public sale on the premises whereon
deceased, last resided at about eight miles
from the city of Baton Rouge, on the
Highland road, on
SATURDAY, the 2s,h day of December.
A. D., 1867, ut II o'clock, A. M, of said
day, the following described property,
to wit:
=. A lot of personal property, consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm
ing implements, two Skif Boats, one
Wagon, one Cart. Harness and Saddle, one
Corn Shelter, ten Head of Cattle, together
with large lot of other articles and
things.
TERMS OF SALE-Cas
ED. d. CHEATHAM,
decl7 Deputy Sheriff.
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DOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.

DOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
/ keg FFF q Powder,
90 kegs FIFE Powder,
l assorted Shot,
10000 Eey Bros. waterproof Caps,
10000 Colts pistol :.
5000 b 4 superior article,
10000 & b Caps,
1900 French q Caps
The attention of sportsmen is called to this
card-we are certain Of sale ii you will honor US
with II call.
oct22 RANDOLPH 4 RATES
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LARD.

LNRESH FROM THE W ESTE kegs Leaf Lard
Il For sale by the key or pound by
does A. JACKSON
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RI.OW LINES
PORK.
NEW SUGAR AND MOLASSES.

DY THE BARREL or in smaller quantities,
ID you can procure some of the best Sugar or
hiQlssses made in Louisiana. Guarantee
them sweet. Id.c5l A. JACKSON
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BEANS AND PEAS.
> BARRELS Choice Northern Beans 2 barrels
- Lady Peas. For sale by
decl7 RANDOLPH & BATES
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81 E. C. WHARTON CO., No. 88 Common
street, between Camp and Magazine, New Orleans,
authorized Agents for that city.
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SUGAR.

TUST RECEIVED, 10 hogshesds choice Sugar.
- Dealers and planters suppiied at low rates.
deCl2 RANDOLPH d. BATES
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COFFEE.

= BAGS choice Rio: 2 bags Java. The atten-
- ton Of families is especially called. We will
Sc at reduced rates.
decl2 RANDOLPH & BATES
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BUTTER AND

bU CR AND CI1 EESF.
FYOU want choice article, call at the store of
l. decl7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
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FANCY CONFECTIONERY
GUNS.
BUCK WHEAT.
RICE.

T UST RECEIVED, another lot OF choice New
j York Buckwheat-the best made ia America,
n0vl3 JOSHUA BEAL
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RICE,
RICE,

KICE, RICE, RICE.
4 NROCERs can always procure choice Rice, in
~ any desired quantity and at pri ces that will
compare favorabIy with those of New Orleans, by
calling at the store of
oct29 JOSHUA BEAL
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ROBERT f.. LEE,

TNlIE Robert E ZEE Flour is mar ufactured by
Il George ?, Plant Il Co of>St Louis, and IS
unsu passed by anv Flour made in Amerc,
awe 1t Il trial when you want something extra.
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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TO ARRIVE

10 ARKIVE
DER STEAMER JULIA.
4 10 barrels Mess Pork,
30 barrels assorted brands Flour,
% barrels Pink Eye Potatoes,
casks Green Shoulders,
2casks Young America Cheese.
dfcl7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
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COAL OIL.

LNTRA White Non-explosive Coal Oil, en- draft
IL and in five gallon tins, for sale 1T
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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will leave in circulation and unre-
deemed, ten thousand five hundred
and forsythree ($10,543 00) of one
dollar bonds, issue of 1866.
| have no change to note in the
fifty dollar bond accounts issue, series
| and of 1867, the account remains
as last stated, viz:
Series No. /, nun tered 16g60.... .....S3, goo 90
Der es No. 2, do lQG2O......... 900 90
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NoTTCE

APPLES, POTATOES & ONIONS.
UST RECEIVED per steamer Lizzie Gill.
- 10 barrels Choice Red Apples,
10 barrels Peach Blow Potatoes,
barrels Iowa Onions.
Dealer supplied at a small advanceby
noy1! RANDOLPH 4 RATES
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SAUER KRAUT.

LNOR SALE BY
IL NOVEL RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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AUNDRIES. SUNDRIES.
] barrel Coal Oil,
boxes Herrings,
l boxes Concentrated Lye,
l case Lacour Matches,
! case Axle Crease
Just received and for sale BY
decl2 RANDOLPH BATES
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BRANDY AND WHISKY.

owe HALF barrel French Brandy; l barre
~ Bourbon Whisky. For sale by
d. cl2 RANDOLPH & BATES
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.NTE HAVE received per steamer Julia and
w Olive Branch
80 barrels choice Family Flour,
10 Peach Blow Potatoes,
10 choice Pippn Apples
~ boxes German Soap,
tierce new Sagar.cured Hams
which We will sell low for cash.
noV2l RANDOLPH E BATES
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ARRIVALS.

10 barrels Pork-Heavy Mess,
l barrel Buckwheat Flour,
6 boxes Western Reserve CheeBe,
6 halt boxes do. do. do,
case Young America do.
keg choice Butter,
3 tubs do do
lc caddies Tobacco--Grape Juice,
5 do do Black Hawk
2 boxes Light-pressed Virginia,
Just received and for sale by
dec7 RANDOLPH 4 BATI
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lust RECEIVED:
$3.50 pounds Dry Sailed Shoulders,
IL barrels heavy Mess Pork,
IL kegs Choice New Lard,
fierce do do do
boxes Factory Cheese,
boxes Young America Cheese,
barrel New White Beans,
III barrels Large Red Apples.
dec5 JOSHUA REAL
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N0g. A SSES.

'A .,o,s Of can 0'''i" No article at the
dec1 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28
81 m .9f'o ADDRESS l'4rnri Hts q Fl Hl
l,plg1 10 sol b 9lrdnlY, 1oa r3
pr. p. n. SEELYE g. Co.,
ia Is -a0ay. FREEPORT, ILLINOIS, ait
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

GENERAL AGENTS.
John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
a Fuller, Chicago, Ill. Burnham a yanShaaek,
Chicago, Ill; Dennas Barnes 4 Co, New York
d. Ransom 4 Co., Buffalo, N, Y; Farrand, She
ley 4 Co, Detroit, Mich. Weeds & Potter, Bos-
Pa; r. l.. Sellers 4 Co, Pittsburgh, Pa Collins
Bros, st. Louis, Mo-. Barnes, Ward 4 Co, New
Orleans, La. r. a. Robinson Co, Louisyille
KY Bigley a Bro, Memphis, Tenn; L. f
Deputy, Richmond. Val Thompson 4 Block
Baltimore, Md. Dexter 4 Nelieger, Albany, N
Johnston, Detroit. Mich,i Wilson, Peters 4 Go.
Louisvtle,Ky
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The Gardeners Priv neges.

The question was once asked by u beau
tlful woman, " WHY'S dgdrdeaer Tie most
extraordinary man IN The cortdF" The
reply was as follows "Because no man
has more business on earth, and he al
ways chooses good grounds for what he
does. He commands his thyme; he il
master of the mint; and he fingers pen
nB'oydk. He raises his celery every year,
and II ~ a bad year indeed that does not
bring him n plum. He meets with more
bOughs than n minister of state. He
makes more beds than the king of France
and has more genuine roses and iiesthan
are to be found at n country wake. He
makes rdkiag his business more than his
diversion, but 1t Ia an advantage to his
health and fortune, which few Others
find his wife, moreover, has enough Of
hedrtsedse,, and never wishes for Weeds.
Disorders fatal TO Others never hurt him;
he walks and bustles and thrives most In
consumption. lie can boast of more
bleeding hearts than you can, and has
more Murets than the Duke of Yelling
ton. But hisgreatest pride, and the great
est envy of hls,companion Is, that he can
have yew when he pleases.