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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

prairie. six miles from the river, to which
point the grade is completed. =,
The piling caps, strIngers' ana the
whole catalogue of railroad "hXins', are
ready for the iron.
Beyond three-mile prairie the Work is
much lighter, averaging less than two
feet fill, and the work will progress with
corresponding rapidity the grade Will
probably be completed as fast as me iron
force can lay the track.
Counterfeit Money-The Navarro Tx
press says that search having been
made near the place where Dean
arrested for counterfeiting was encamp-
ed, there was found $3.50 in counter
felt money, in one, two and half, and
five dollar pieces, 1t was zinc, galvan-
lied. Dean has been tried, and SEN
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary'
IN Editor K1Iled-The Waco Demo
crat of October 25th, comes to us with
the following endorsement in pencil.
-. O. Shook was shot this morning,
and died instantly; done by Tom
McCordell, who gave himself into the
custody of the law" Mr.. Shook was
editor of the Democrat.-[ Galveston
Civilian.
Sugar Crop-The Columbia Demo
crat and Planter says:
The; first sample of new sugar we
have seen was sent us from the plan
tation of Col Cambell, who commenced
grinding last week. This is very fair
article. Although there will not be
anything like an average crop OF sugar
made in the country. yet we believe it
will far exceed what was expected a
few months ago.
Crops-From the Victoria Advertiser
of the 9th we clip the annexed para
graph.
A letter dated Independence, Oct.
A gentleman 80 ast returned
from visitto nofthea Texas, says
that the crops of cottoa otaxerage
a bale to the hand.
We understand that On some farms
where the worms have not intruded,
there will be quite yieldof the second
crop if the frost keeps off a few weeks
longer.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07
mississippi Items.

An Afray.-A triangular fight took
place near Port Gibson on Monday
night last, in which John Collins, Peter
Dutfield and William Lane we're en-
gagged. William Lane was stabbed
and mortally wounded at the hand of
John Collins. Collinswas discharged,it
appearing that he aoted II self4defence.
An Indiscrimiaaate Frsght.-At
Granada, on Saturday., a niisunder-
standing arose between Mr. G. Alexander
Whitaker and Mr.. Joseph Guy, which
resulted in Whitaker receiving two
severe wounds by blows on his head
from pistol, and Guy receiving two
stabs in the breast. Guy, in attempt=
ing to shoot Whitaker, shot stranger
in the foot. Richard Harpar, half bros
Their of Guy, received a dangerous stab
in the left breast which penetrated his
lungs. From last accounts all the
parties were likely to recover.
The Fair at Grenada.-The Rural
Gentleman of Saturday says:
1t is with no ordinary amount of sat-
isfaction that he are enabled to pro-
nounce the Grenada fair u triumph
Every department was much fuller than
at any previous fair, and the attendance
during the last days, very large under
the circumstances. So far as we can
learn, every one was agreeably dis
appointed at the results, and the awards
very generally satisfactory. In proof
of the interest awakened, we have only
to state that upwards of thousand
dollars worth of stock in the association
was taken in the short space Of two or
three hours.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07
Mobile ITEMS.

Abolitjonist Whipped and Sent of.
The Montgomery (Ala) Mail, of the
3lst, says:
A man by the name of Seawcll, q
John Brown emissary, was taken up
by the citizens of Line Creek, in this
county, day or two since, for tam
perinr with slaves. A meeting of the
citizens was held, and after q strict ex-
animation, the proof was overwheIm-
ing against him, and be was severely
whipped and ordered off. He seemed
to be well posted in all John Brown
matters, and was cndeavoring to incito
the slaves to a servilc instruction &c,
telling them that they would all be free
after the election; That Lincoln would
be elected, &c. This villain Seawoll,
is about fifty years of age. and of noto-
riously bad character.
70 be Huag.-Wo take the follow
ing from the Montgomery Mail Of Fri
day last, I'd inst.
InoibCr EniSSarY.-A man by the
name of Palmer, Il daguerrean artist,
has been detected at Opelika, Ala,
tampering with the slaves of John
Smith. cry and others, between Ope-
Iika and Auburn. He gave several ne
grocs bowie knives, and otherwise at
tempted to iustil into their minds sedi-
tious acts. He was detected. pursued
and unprecedented, and the proof being
positive, he is to he h"Hg at AubWw
io-Eau! Let him swing high and long.
There are many others in the south
that should bc dealt with in like man.
ncr. We learn this from mdouGted
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

D The Society known as the
:" Carrollton Harmonic" of this city,
intend to give one of their much
admired and amusing representations
on Saturday next, in which the Members
of the "Society" alone arctic be the
principal performers in all the selections
made from the great German authors
both theatrical and musical.
We are informed that the tickets of
admission, the number of which has
been limited, are already disposed of,
ed, as the Society embraces q large
number of Members who are opposed
to having the Hall over-filled on the
occasion.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07
Strength of the Spahish Napv.-Ac-t

Strength Of the Spanish Nary.-Ac-'
cording to an official report just pub
lished, the Spanish Navy now consists
of three ships of the line, sixteen fri
gates, ten, corvettes, ten brigantinss,
twenty six schooners, eighteen gun
boats, thirty-two steamers, twenty four
sailing vessels for special service This
handsome feet mounts, in all, 1863
cannon, and is named by some 10000
men.
According to the same report, eight
other screw steamers, of 900 to q
100 tons burthen, are being constructed
ia England for mail service between
Cadiz, the Canaries and the Antilles.
Orders have also been issued for the con-
struction of two screw frigates, of 60
guns each, at Cadiz and Ferral, and ia
other yards ten steamships, of to
100 horse power, for service principally
on the Cuban coast, "for the capture Of
slavers'" 1t is also stated from Wash
ington that contract for the construc-
Of three first class steam frigatesis about
being made in the United States.
Few countries enjoy more advant-
ages upon the sea than Spain, and GER
tainly none have won greater glory
thereon The discovery Of the New
World, and its extensive exploration
under her auspices, are sufficient to
make good her .claim to this proud pre-
Gminence, which the extensive Ship
yards of the Havana, as well as those
of the Peninsula, for long time main
tanned. During the last half century,
however,, she has allowed herself to be
outstripped by her rivals, and any
movement calculated to wake her up to
new enterprises, especially in field
peculiarly her own, must be hailed with
joy by thes civilized WORLDLY. O.
Picayune.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

FiUe Millions and a half Of tSilUer.
We have already recorded the ship
ment to Southampton by the last West
India steamer of $500, 900 Mexican
speeie, the weight of which was upwards
of I56 tons. A London letter says:
The treasure was contained in no less
than 216S packages, and the whole of
it was landed in seven hours. 1t was
then deposited in 36 railway wagons,
which formed special train, drawn by
two engines. At the London station
the treasure was transferred from the
railway wagons to Sc street wagons and
vans, which latter, drawn by upwards
of 100 horses, reached the Bank of
England about 10 A. M, and the entire
cargo was safely deposited in the vaults
of that establishment by 5 p. NJ, the
same day.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

u Willis devotes n column and a
half of the Home Journal to pleasant
sermon, the moral of which is:
SHOULD not our fair country women
take it into consideration whether they
do not begin to be agreeable little too
early, and leave off great deal too
soon?"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

The Vote Of NeD Orleams-Bell, 5,2l9;
Douglas, 1898; Breckenridge. 2,645;
total, 10,863. Commissioners, Kent,
2,23S; Hebert, 4,717; Sparks, 1889
W From dispatches received in
New Orleans, it is generally believed
that Lincoln is elected President.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

V The Proceedings of the Police
Jury, Left Bank, at their session of
Monday last will appear in the "Sun"
of Saturday next.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

..Robhery-A man who gave his name
as Michel Lazere, who was latterly in
the employ of a daryman in this corpo-
ration by the name of AuguSte
Gaitard, was arrested ON Friday last.
I'd inst, in the city of New Orleans,
by Officer STEPHEN KERNER, of this
city, charged with having robbed
his employer on the day previous of
5000 and upwards in cash. Officer
Kerner succeeded in obtaining from
the accused about 500 of the stolen
money, which he had deposited with the
keeper of cabaret, near the Poydras
Market, for safe keeping; and which he
admitted to be a part of the sum.
In accomplishing the above arrest
so speedily, officer Kerner evidenced
both skill and adpithess in his capacity,
seldom to be met with; in fact, he is no
small potatoe in his line when a robbery
has been perpetrated' and the thief
remains to be arrested. We would
suggest to that class of operators to
avoid action in this locality, unless
they feel inclined TO become sojourners
within our parish jail for n time, prior
to receiving a free passage to the
quarters gratuitously provided by the
State for thoir reception at Baton
Romeo.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

InQuests- Coroner YOUNG, of this
Parish, held an inquest on tho 3lst
October last, upon the body of n man
! by the name Of JohdnniS RHmmci,
a German, aged about SIS years, found
dead in the Swamp, right bank, Parish
of jefferson, in rear Of the plantation
of Mr.. Dorbigny. Vordict--old age,
and debility caused by intemperance.
On the 3rd inst, Coroner Young held
another inquest, upon the body of a
man dead in rear of the property of
Peter Abel, right bank, in this Parish,
by the namesof lifeline lNiiiut. From
the evidence before the Jury, it was
apparent that deceased came to his
death by the accidental discharge of
shotgun in tho hands of one of his
friends, the contents of which entered
th@right side between the fourth and
fifth Sribs; penetratngIthe lungs, heart
and liver. Verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

w The Council Proceedings of last
sitting-see first page.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07
FLORIDA Items.

Workmen's Meeting at Pensacola
Nam Yard-A meeting of the working
men of Pensacola Navy Yard was held
on the 29th for the purpose OF present
INC the Hon. S. r. Mallory, United
States Senator, with a vote OF thanks
for his prompt action in calling the
attention Of the Navy Department to
the necessity of discriminating between
the white 'and slave labor employed
therein. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolred, That living in the South,
and endeared to it by domestic ties, we
are determined to sustain its Institutions
from all aggression, come from what
quarter it may.
Resolued, That there is an inseparable
line of demarkation between the
Caucasian and negro, the former being
the superior, therefore there can be no
equalization made between the two
without degrading the superior race.
RESOLVED, That the late attempt to
equalize the wages Of the white mar
and the negro, in certain department
Of this Navy Yard, deserves the repro
baton of every lover of civilization.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

A Handsome Ornamental beautiful
ornament for parlor, mantle, or centre
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

From ne Plains. Keamey,
Oct 3lst I'he telegraph is now up
and in operation to this point. Col.
Miles, commanding headquarters sec
Hosid infantry, with the band, arrived
here ON the 2lst inst. The command
ing ofiieer and surgeonsof the post are
greatly embarrassed by the importu-
mites Of the sick and INDECENT returning
for the comfort of the sick, outside of
the army.provided by the Government.
On the Goth of October it commenced
blowing and raining, turning into almost
tornado. On the 9th it was. cold,
and snow fell occas onally. Their
mometer that day 36. Tho Indians
are quiet. All the Pawnee braves have
gone south on grand buffalo hunt.
Capt. Sully with his company f sec
ond infantry expected to return to this
post, from the Pawnee, on the 4th prox.
Mr.. c.. II. Ingle, a resident of Mon
mouth, Iowa, returning from Pixies
Peak, was left by two of his travelling
companions, names unknown, at the
hospital door on the 25th of October,
when they galloped off. DIR. Somers
humanely took him into the hospital
and attended him, bvt he was toe. far
gone with fever to recover. He died
and was buried in the cemetery of the
fort on the 9th. Col. Crossman,
Deputy Quartemaster-Ge neral, arrived
from Utah to-day. Capt. Heath,
10th infantry, accompanies him. The
thermometer this morning indicated 30.
Numerous trains are passing both east
and west daily.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

Rscoanag e.- Washington, Oct. 3d.
As much has recently been said in the
public prints about the recoining of
gold dollars into pieces of large denom-
ination, it may be stated that orders
have been issued from the Treasury
Department in two special cases only
and then on representation that the
smaller coins occasioned much incOn-
venience in the receipts and disburse-
ment, for no sooner are they payed out
than they are received again in bust
ness transactions. There appears to be
a redundancy Of them among CONNER
cial classes. The Assistant Treasure
at New York has, for the greater ia
cility in counting, authorized about
1000, 900 of them to be recoined; the
AssistantsTreasure at St. Louis up
wards of Is, 900 for similar reasons
This recoinage, however,, applies to
the original OF late issues only, which
it's known are smaller in circumference
and thicker than.the latter. Of the for
MGR there are now $4,000, 600 and of
the 8atter So, 600, 900 in circulation. On
compliant q few days since from Phil
adelphia, 5000, 900 were sent from New
York to the mint, whence they were
Withdrawal aad very many of them
again forgd their way to New York.
. the gold dollars are a great con-
al iienee, it is considered that there is
a, greatfedund lance of them for large
transactions,and hence the recent spe-
cial orders inegelation to the coinage.
There does not seem TO be any purpose
ss,tD reduce the amount of this descrip-
ton of eoins as to iRonvenience the
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

IjFAe IdTge pine Durss spIIHhIV aEsl
seed of any kind in them asset
them in pots of water. w maeIe
are soaked a few days Thy the 81 !, Z
the form of solid cones That sll,sss -
spears of green grass sssgst5
from the lamina, foII5z stleshalI
rare and simple bg 3 Sievofi q 4. s
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-07

ThArsdny, November 10, 1850.
ISa3. John Burgard Louis Decuers, N. Com
napdeur, II. X. Cutler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05
Professor HENRY 8. TAxLoa, ~ D.

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gSuu9 rorouf in Cincm iSpcn
GtoOt.
Die 9Reinur9 pcn cen 2or;SsrmS
in aQQCmCincm GGGroutb uno
feet Dir Die 9c1i6tOtipe:, @rctus
ttpr: uno SuIitiat Gtwott rcn
beicen bsr 2W9tultiucu uno
s.Ht9truna, ousGinanctr.
Ct cot 81 + 9Bie aus Der @rurt iu tCtbcn, IN:
6em ct Dir jIi0t wie on cetns
Gjtiib&ftt osit9Ilh tbun Iclit-
toburtb miro Gi0Srtbum bis iu
sinCm orcFtn 9itlauf 0Grttttt,
uno man miro tOttt lChr utGten
8trbriCBi:bftittu UtSrbtttn.
GinjttnC GcpiIn wCrttu turtb tis eli. cos YcIi:
9cIo bC3ablt, an Cren 3oucr, itccn ponrmrtsrl |"
otn @elhaftsmann uno ubertCupt an tr0tno So;
mono in ir9eno cintm Staot, ouf zen Grpfau9 ron
Sl.OO-rerr in Gsfe .Snl 9ctuntGn $l.23--utIr;
foutt.
$1,000 60S Cy06r ti%1s" ,5sl;ss @ss, SSS@
ntr aNsutbOlfSn 9cmabt msrrcn. nstbs cti9es Q8srt
psrtouten, intem unItre QnwGictur9cn orclibe itbr
GtCrot lnb.
Sir Siujtlne GtpiGn ron bilim @Strt, cStr fir
bic N9cnku:@ @ecin9un9sn, fc mic anNere 9adwsi:
un9sn, penbe man fltb on
Sphn q. 3cttcr, oGrausslbsr,
gIc. 6l7 SouiOm StrdH, Ybitaodpbio.
NRai l6. 1860. r06R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05

@et 5d,afcr II. Koraei, Gds Der 4tca unit
2GpprlgaBc, YpilabeIp9ia, it gu tatm:
Scr g ffar;t,
S0er 0ottor uno 2(potDefer i'm eiosncrI
@oauic.
Cine 3upsrtGi1es GnmsIuns f6 Dor Sraut1
GrIttn su iaapm mo bur4 SeIbNbTeiiung aat,!
rca ibnrn gu tsfrstsa, aud bsi unGeilbarRu uni
GrcnIl6en &ranfGsiIsn l& wsnisRsns mEJtt4It
&dsi&tuun5 ju HnI6aHm.
gon Or, 8. 9. 3aspatt. Na6 trI
2Sncn bsrrutsnO Sumrbrtn 9IusBats. aus ben
5ramjSiii&n. 300 Srittn. Yrsis IS Gts.
AuBtrtrm umfabt infer rides. hsnB etrpdbl-
tts Eager ale Sauptperte teutIar 9itsratur I,
alien 3wriBcn Der 9BiNmf4a1t su G Iifnbt
{ Sen Yrtiirn. - W4tpOrratGses impUrtirsi
mir prompt. Sb6fcr u. Koraoi.
@uau1 %, 1860.