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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

C,HECK BOOKsi CHECK BOOKsn-
with Checks on the Branch ofths Louisiana
state Bank At Baton Rougs-for sale by
apri9 j. hoCORMiCh.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

XNTtNDOw GLAss-French and American Of
w all sises, AZ New Orleans prices. Tor sale
BY ED.A VIM. BOHEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
lAHn OIL.

An DOZEN duir d Sons Sparkling
~ Ale, Iutt received by
July9l Ed. d WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
CUTIERyi CUTIEByff

7 HAVE row ir Store snd TO arrive. complete
Il sssortment ofPock 81 aud Table Cutlery, ~
IN nost reliable makes, and great many new
styles, among them the celebrated Indis ubber
Table Knives. Gall and examine them behIfs
purch ssing elsswhere-ssit Is siwsys pleasure
70 show my stock FRANZ HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
SEWING MACHINES.

lust RECEIvED the scovsl . Gco1eli NEW
% PATTERN MACHINE. This Machine has
been enlarged expressly for f7qn,srs' nee
tW- Rooms next 70 Mrs. Hueston's Fancy
store-Third street.
ieb,S IN TRACY, Agent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

Nrow vOGUE,-Lubushsr's Ceiebtsss
~ SPRING FLOWER POLKA,to he had 81 tn
Dsug Sio,e ~
mry2 ED. ~ WIN. BOGkb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
f.tjNsf GIiNsff GUNsiii

Nov IN STORE, complete assortment ~
IN Lengths, Bores, Forward snd Back Action
Loeks-of the celebrated and rel6,bde "Gillespie
shot Guns, also the unequslled greeneer Guns,
snd Boys Guns. Those IN want ofa 81 OF Gun
are requested 10 call and examine my stick he
fore purchasing elsewhere, ne Inducements Will
be offered that cannot De resisted
nnvgs FRANK UupUFT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

BORING MACHINES, AUGERs 40.
7 Usr RECElvEDs few BORING Machines. with
~ three steel Augers, Patent Tiger Bits, sssor..
ed pises, Post Augers and 10 inches.
mayi2 LACQUER bANoUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
CEMENT, Go.

CtEMENT, ter, pisstsr 81 Paris, rssin, ecsi tar.
" ssphsltum, always on hand ~ ---
.url6 BARgUIER a bANOUFs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
nR. EnMARD DELONY

ID ESPEUTFUbLY tenders his profess
IL sional services to the people Of Baton
Rouge and surrounding neighborhood, In
the practice Of Medicine, Obstetr ca, sc.
Office next door to the residence Of L.
A. Walker, Esq. aprilio end.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

DgALEs COURT or DEATH Rosa Bonheur'.
l. Horse Fair, fc< sale by
marli J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
JUST RECEIVED.
WANTED.

DEEswAx and Honey. for which We will ps
NAYS. v. HEUDE 4 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

CORsETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
A FINE supply of French Ootsets. and thirty
N Hop sk.rts have been received at the
msv,O PHILADA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
SETTLERS WATER.

Suits Tor Ladies.
II WILL receive by next steamer from New York
i something very new aud desirable in the way
Of Rsrrewe ANr.ais Challette and Pine Apple
Suits, all made ofgood material aud entirely new
styles. w.D. pHILLiPp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
CITY PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MORgAu 4 MORGAN,

49, - 49,
o. nnRnaa. ......... ......r. q. NDRnAH ~
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Nrm aouertt2ements
Succession Safe.
CrxTu DISTRICT CGUUT. Pa

- IRISH Jt Iberrit!s, Nidte 9J L0uiSiH"d'
In the matter Of tka Estate Of borviile
Lacroix and Resale Melanc'n. ms
wife, both deceased
By virtue of an oher or decree to me a..
rectrd from the Hon. the Rior'>"d Court
bearing GATE the 2Sthpf July, 1850. WHO u
fer at public sale to tho highest and lat bidder,
On Thursday, the 9Th dag q September
next, 1860, at IL o'c'ok, at the !,-i rosi"er'e
of said deceased in ssb parish, TIE following
described property btong ns &" 'ht sn'ceN-
sons If Dorville Lace OK and hn-a'e Ne
l~ancon, his wife, both deceased
LltND.
1st CERTAIN TRACT Oh PAECLL
OF LAND lying aud sluatcd ? iIs parish q
Iharv,Ie on the right bank OF The RIVER Mis-
sissiuui, at aboutsrveny i've aIgeUt5 from al"
margin of said river, Gntaining about twelve
superficial arpcnt7 mon or less bounded o.
| follows: infroni by TIN p'ant''''3 II Astoino
Dubuc!et, T. IN. c., on o. upper fde by land
of William \. HlrtmD, OF the '0w-r side by
me nlsntatIon Of Villain N. thompson &
! John r Thompson, adj in the rear by land
belonging to the heirsbC the Wo. Pierre La
croix' now to A. +. I~hrtman) together with
ALL the Bindings and lmT' Oyements thereon
being and Ihcreunto bsousing
2I' SAWS
lst. ELIZA, (crippkd IN her right hand,)
aged about 90 years, and her chlid named
FRANK, aged about s mnrhs.
81. PAMELA, nego -'rl, aged about II
years.
Sd. MOTE1BH PROPERTY
One Black Cow; one Blu; one two year oil
He.fer; one spotted Cos AT Cali, one tross-
cut Saw, and one lot Of / DIS.
Terms amt I, additions.
The land to be sod rayab's as follows
one fourth OF the price O. adjudication paya'
bic in all March, ls6l-n, fourth N all March.
lS62-one fourth all ". =, lSG3-and one
fourth in ali March, lisa gAd Saves payable
as follows: one hundrd l,''Ris cash IN each
head Of slaves and fanay q slaves, and the
balance Of the prce Of q jn1,cat'oa payable
= one fourth n all March, lsGt-one fourth IN
all March. l5G2-oue fourth IN all March,
1868. and one fourth ma March, 1864 thr
movable property paIaaie n al the month
Of March, 1861. Purchases - furnish thei'
ino,es Tor the credit term a. Sa,u sale endor,e'
to The sas stact.on OF the hiIIn'Strat"T 90, "a"
r succession payable at he cUice 81 u" Rccor
/, der Of tn parish OF l~b-GSille, shd f9ecir
r mortgage 10 be retained or said land 30
II slaves to secure the payment OF ea.t notes are
all interest that NAV acciue. lie notes to b
furnished to bear mt rest at the rate Of eigh
e percent per annum from end after matur''.
h I'LL pad. B~ALtilAIAR Kills,
AGc'jcneer.
July Sl,t. 1860. auci
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

e3g"Our readers will find in our paper to-
day several very interesting articles. We re-
quest their attention to the letter of CHAs.
O'CoNog: that also of Gov. P. D. HEBERr to
the New Orleans Courier, and to the article
entitled "Herscbell V. johnson in Congress-
in which this gentleman bitterly denouo'es
Douglas. Also to the letter of Howell .ohb'
and to much miscellaneous matter "h'c" VIII
well repay their perusal, ap1 which ('hough
we saw il ourselO uni-sfu producing 4 jour-
nal wb;cb for ir,rest and the amount Of read
;rc il cor.-ms, is equsIled by few papers in
,bs orate-but by two perhsps--outside Of
sew Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Breckenridge and Lane Club.

The supporters Of Breckenridge and Lane
met, according to the call okthe committe, on
organization, at LeBlanc's Hall at 5 o'clock,
p. NJ, on Saturday last
On motion of Judge R. G. DowSEs, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were duly chosen as perna.
neut officers Of the club. MARX A. EsrEvAS,
President; Jos. ii. RILLs, CHAs. o. HEaERr
and JoHS SHASKs, Vice. Presidents; G.. A.
RorH, Recording Secretary, E. A. MARION
SsAuz, Corresponding Secretary, and FRANCIS
G~ALLAeHER, Treasurer.
On motion Of JOS. II. 8.LcH. a committee
was appointed, by the chair, to frame a ronsti.
tuition and bylaws for the government of the
siub-and the President appointed the feIlow-
ing gentlemen:
J. n. Rus, WV. P. BsADBuRs, JOS. H.
BArcH, F. GALLAGHER, aud upon motion Of
Judge DowSEs,) NJ. A. EsrrvAs, the President.
On motion of r. GALLAGHER, all persons
present and those wishing TO become members
Of the club we're invited to com forward and
s'gn their names. As soon as the motion was
carried the Secretaries desk was crowded, and
over thirty persons answered Roll Call
With the stars and stripes hung on the 'outeI
vail, and nailed to the mast.
The club adjourned to meet weekly, at So
sioes' =. NJ, after giving three cheers fol
Brsckinridgs and Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Wilson and Banks-he has had an oya-
ton. and in the town of Worcester, Ii
hot-bcd of rankest abolitionism, the
people We'd with each other in the effort
to overwhelm the Illinois Senator Dy
their noisy admiration.
We cannot account for this phenome-
non. Can it be possible that the admI-
rers of Sumner and Wilson are willing
TO do him honor now with the expecta-
ton that he in his turn will do them the
honor by aiding in the elevation to pow
or of those whose political fortunes tHey
| are identified? Whether this is so or
not, we cannot believe that two at least
of the signers of the "Bull OF kXcon-
munication" would evcr consent to be
parties to such an arrangement we
must say that enthusiasm for a profess
ed democrat among the people OF Wor-
cester is calculated to arouse unpieaS-
ant suspicious Washington Constitution.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

THE EXCITEMENT N V IRGINIA.-A New
York dispatch of the 9th inst, gives
the following account Of the exciting'af-
fair at Occoquad, Va, of which we had
a brief notice by telegraph:
Great excitemcntexistS at Occoquan,
Virginia, nea Alexandria, in conse-
quence of the Republicans raising a
banner bearing the names of Lincoln
and llamlin. The citizens have attempt
ed to demolish it. The Republicans re-
sisted, and dispatched messengers to
~neighboring towns for arms and ammu-
milton. Governor Letcher ordered Cen
eral HattOn TO call out his troops, but
the General preferred resigning his com,
mission.
At last accounts twas expected that
the military of Alexandria would be
called out. Occoqran contains three
hundred Republicans and was theresi.
dence of Mr.. Underwood, the ostracised
Republican.
By the latest date, we perceive the
troubles and the excitement still exist
the sympathizers with abolitionism
still holding their position. The Wash.
ington Star learns, hwever, that no re.
s~istance will be made to the determine.
ton of the people of Prince William, tc
take down the Black Republican pole.
We learn by terbews that the pole
was eventually cut uI into chips.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
READINGOR THE MILLION.

Uecnan wi visit New Orleans on his
coming sparrg tour. go. Appearances
Indicate a tcrbIc N in China in a few
days Russiss marching 10000 men
against Pekt in one direction, while
France and Hland will approach from
another. N Chicago ouaveS are all
the 90 at thcsorth :; their drill is said
really to he host marvellous The
Prince Of Was IS doubtless IN Canada
bvthis time |. The New York Tribune
says that Mrp-vcrctt intends to with
draw from tho 90. The Prince Of
Wales will vis Harvard University
Thirty-fve poems died in st. Louis on
Friday and Sunday last from sun
stroke. A wv York paper says the
present is thdralthleSt as well as the
hottest summct yer known in this Il
try. 1t attribas it to the quantity OF
electricity in ID air-thc great meteor
at the North. bic comet, &c. The
Louisville Joutal cannot "see any ra-
tional hope for h. election of John Belr'
In Columbi Maury Co, Tenn, the
home of the tainted Polk, there is a
call for a grand bass Meeting and torch
light procession headed democracy
standing straii up in the stirruPs "
-. They are mahg grand preparations
in New York, & the reception of the
Prince Of Wab he will proceed
as far as CincirDti. the Delta says
the BelLEvcrette had quite an enthusi'
astic display b Wednesday night
around the stain of Henry Clay
... The steamsln La Crosse, belonging
to the Texas trad exploded her boilers
while going dowItLe river ON Wednes
day, which killcdthe captain and seve
/! raj others and sruK the vessel. Mont
Of the candidate suit Gerritt smith
not even Lincoln. Gov. Houston de
clines to withdra under any circum
stances. At a rcent foot ace in Lou
~isvilIe, a man ri 100 yards in IL Sc
conds.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Tur IT, ac.-Ihe great heat Of the
present summer has been a common topic
with the press every where. In this section,
particularly at night, it has in no wise abated.
Wednesday night last was truly an awfp'
night. There was not the slightesi percepti-
bic air.stirring, and under ,he bar it felt like
a furnace. There is one satisfaction, howev-
err, as regular heat is said to insure good health.
This is the reason why it is thought there
will he no yellow fever in New Orleans this
year. We are much in want Of rain. Several
times lately it has clouded up and made grand
pretensions that way, but it all went oil in a
few claps of thunder and gusts Of wind.
Since the above was written and in type it
tried again gerry hard to rain here on Thurs
day afternoon, but it all spent itself in an
Easterly direction before it got here. There
was >ne good result, however; the air was
considerably cooled, and a delightful night
succeeded. We shall doubtless again have a
this friday evening of dark
clouds and distant thunder, with gusts of
wind and plenty of dust; may the rain fol-
low, is our earnest prayer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
july 3l,t. 1860.
E;ente dc Succession,
-FOUR DU6nE. DISTRICT, d-

TOUR Dg RsSERkCE, Jus
u dicidire, PdroiSSe dItsyuiHs, EtGt ds Ia
Louisiana.
Dams les SUGGESTIONS Dc Doryilie La
crOix ct Resale NelancOn son epouSe,
tous dcux decides.
En- vertu dun ordre on d.cret a moi adres-
sc par l'ion'blc. Cour du GENE District
Judiciaire de IEta, De la Louisiana en- ct pour
Ia paroisse dIbervtlle, portsnt date du % DC
Juliet 1850, ~Jrxposcrai cu Sente publique au
plus offrant ct dcrrier encherisseur,
Jeudi k 6 jar dc S.Etem6re proclaim.
1860. IL heures a. n. a IA residence des dit.
decides dams Ia ditr psrojsse les proprietes
sulvautes, apPartenaut aux srcceSsions 10
Dorville Lacroix ct Rosalie Ne'1ncon, SON
epouSe, tous deux decides, ssvOlr
Ttyrc.
l.. UN CERTAIN AOKCEAU DE TERRE
situe Hans Ia parniSse dIbe;ville sur Ia rvs
droie du fieuv- Mississippi apeu pres a soix-
ante quinze aIpents De "a rive du dit feuye.
conteuant apeu pres douZc arpcots Ge super
ticles plus on mons t borne CONNIE suit, sa-
vor: sur Ia face par terre daintoine Dubuclet.
{. IN. c, en- hsut par trrre dc William A. Hart,
msn, Ell en- taS par. rhab'at,on De William
NJ. Thompson & JOHN r.. Tho peon. ct en- ar.
riere par terre appartenaut aux heritltrs dc ia
Veuve Pierre Lac, OK (uaintsnant 4. +.
Hartmann svec tons ies BALsseS ct Anchors.
tons quI sont dessuS ct qui : aPplruennent
9. LSc'tces.
/. ELIZA, agse d. % aus, CnfIme d'ups
mann ct son enfant FRANZ, age de 8 mos.
8. PAMELA, n%egrtte. sgte de IL ans.
8. Pr0prietes AobiAiere'
Une Vache MORE; IN Taurtau une Tsuro
de deux ans; une Nache tacG.tee E; son veau.:
IN Passe' psrtout; une CofFre d'0ut'l,.
La terre sera vendu CONNIE suit. ssyoir I'm
quart du prix de l'adjud.cstion payable en- tout
Mars lS6l-un quart en- tour Mars ls62--un
quart en- tout Mars 1863. e. an quart en- toni
Mars 1854. Les esciaves payable CONNIE
suit, savoir cent pia>ues compliant sur cha
que esclave on fsmliie d'esciaves, CT In balance
du prix de Fadjudlcation payable On quart en-
tout Mars 1861, un quart en- tout Mars 1862,
une quart en- tout Mars 1865 ct IN quart IN
tout Mars 1864, ct les mobiliers payable en-
tout lie mois de Mars 1861. Les scquereurs
fourniront leurs biiicts endosses a Ia ~satisfac.
ton de rsdminiStrauon de les dites success.
sions payable a roffice du Recorder de Ia pa
roisse dlberville. ct hypotheque speciale sers
retenu sur Ia terre ct e~sclaves pour nssurer 10
Placement DIES dts billets ct toUs interets qGi
pourralt y survenir. Les billets fournis por-
teront interet a raison de HUT pour cent par
an DE recheance jusqu'A parfait Placement.
BALTHAZAR RILS, Encanteur.
Juliet 81, 1880. aue4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President,
JOHN G.. ~BRECKENRlDGE,
OF Kentucky.
For Vice President,
GEN. 10. LANE.
OF Oregon.
Presidential Electors.

l,t Electoral District-Judge OCTAVE RoOS-
sEAU, Elector-PIERRE sub-E'ee-
ID District-BERNARD AyEGNo, Elector-
c. ID. YANCY, Sub-Elector.
81 District-TRASlMOND ANDR tleetor
IF. ). GOODE, Sub-Elect9.sy M, rS
--@satVt, Sub Elecior.
5h D~istrict-JULES q. OLIVIER, Elector-J.
X. ELGEE, Sub-EiectOr.
6h Disfrict-W. N. LEVY, Elector-W. r
PECK Sub-EIector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Eg- The Hon. Pierre ooule, who sailed for
California on Saturday last, has already re.
ceived, it is said, $4,000 as cou-sel fees in
the law suits which have grown out If the
seizure Of the learners Miramon and Ma.
quis.-Nep York Mems, 26th ult
We are glad to hear Of the gentleman's Pc
cuniary and professional prosperity. but we
we're not before acquainted with the fact Of
his having so soon abandoned the cause Of
Douglas in Louisiana.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

THE DoUGLAs Men SURPRIsED.-The let
ter Of Mr.. Sandidge, says a Washington item,
creates surprise with the Douglas men, which
TINY think is no good omen for the success of
DougNs in the Northern part the State
The letter alluded to censured<the liberty Of
connecting m name with the Donaldsonville
Convention, and>ays that the writer is in ia.
vor Of Breckenridge I'D Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

~"The Constitution and the Equality Of the States.
These are symbols Of everlasting union. Let these be the
rally ing cries Of the people" q. c. Bre .kiuridge.
"instead Of h~reaking up the I'm on, we intend TO
strengthen and to I~engthen it, q. C. Breckenridge.
w know no section as distinct from the other we
know the Constitution aud the States under Il. and their
rights as guaranteed under that Instrument"
Joseph Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

rive perceive that the Bell and Everett
men in this vicinity are to have a big time Of
it on the 18th. A Barbecue is to come off
and some tall speakers are to be present. Go it
We cripples, it will be our turn next and when
the Breckenridge and Lane boys collect in
their strength about here, than a gathering
will be seen as is a gathering.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

N-The Bell and Everett mass meeting Ia.
New Orleans on Thursday night last, was held
at and around the base of the Clay statue
They had better keep'away from Clay if they
wish Bell, 10 have any chance for the Presi>
dency.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate ofDorville
n Lacroix and Resale Meiancon, both decess-
ed, are hereby requested 70 come forward and
settle with the undersigned, Administrator, and
all persons 10 whom said estate is indebted are
also requested TO present their claims 10
CLEOPHAS Barclay,
Administrator
August LIST. 1850. apg4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

ts-Mr. NJ. W. CLUsKEY, late of Washing
ton City, has become associated with Col. NJ.
G. GALLOWAY in the publication Of that sterl.
ing Democratic journal, the Memphis Are.
lanche. We wish the proprietors the great
success their ability and energy deserve.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, August 4. 1860.

AZ Mr.. JAMES BARKER, who acts as our
regular collector, has a humber Of long standing
bills for collection, which those interested will OBJ
hge Us much by paving. There are among them
many which we shaA be forced to proceed to the last
extremity with IL not serfled in a week or two-as
We must pay our own obligations.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

sy-Some weekssjnce we referred to the
course of a certain burnal in New Orleans,
which persisted in nd crediting this paper for
any local item it daaincd from it, while all
it obtained from hesMasnolia' was duly &C
neutrality-suspicious. gsng 10 show that but one
paper is published IrSe. This practice, which
we consider very unbr and unjust, We per
ceive S still indu'gedh by the same journal.
Last week it took a fw lines from the Mag
no'ia' about the weather. and gave due cre-
DIT, and Immediately beneath It copies an ar.
t'cle from our paper Of nearly quarter Of H
column in length (Which nearly all the city
papers had extracted and given the proper
credt) which It finds "recorded in a Plaque
mine c~otemporary.' Is this fair
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Mr.. Douglas Progress q, N.w En-.
gland.

1t is somewhat remarkable hot in M
part Of the country has Mr.. l. nolas
been received with such honor or eRSn,
siasm as in New England, where de
mocracy is certainly not popular. In
MISUNDERSTANDING land ofSumner and
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Avis.

TOUTES personnes sndeltes a Ia succession
l. de Dorvi,ie Lscroix et Rosalie Mtiancon,
,ous deux decides cont REFUSES EN- fare ,e pal.
ement au soussigne, Administrators, ct iou'es
les personnes auquelles Ia succession est redeva.
bic, sont REFUSES de presenter leurs reelamations
a CLEothAS Barclay.
administrator
Ter Avril, 1850. sugt
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

e1y The Delta announces the death, at Bay
St. Louis on Wednesday last, of Victor Joseph
G. Cherbonnier, aged 60.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
MARRIED,

A the residence of he brides father, near
this town, on the cath inst by Rev. P. NJ. Good
wynn, Mr.. JAMES MYEB, of Galveston, Tex
as and Mrs. MARY EUGNIE CLEMMoNS,
daughterof Joseph d. Han lion, Esq.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

g5-By observing our advertising columns
it will be seen tn at the Sheriff will dispose OF
various property to-day, under orders Of the
Sixsh District Court.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

w- The regular State eanvention of the
Democracy in New Jersey, cahs by the State
Executive Committee, had $40 I.mbers-
400 for Breckenridge and l2O for Dous,s
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
DiEl,

In this parish, on Thursday last.vALIERE
son OF Michel and Clarsa Hebert, aged Is
months.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

ty-It viii be seen that the public's acco-
modaling servant, ii. E. Moore, will be here
in a few days with plenty Of mules.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

NOTICING. p. f. JENNINGS will act as
Agent at the Postofhce for any Description oil ousl-
ness connected with this paper.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Cg1A letter from a traveller, n lie ere
ccat of THURSDAY, says from what he ha3 SECT
and heard, "Breckimidge has to N. q, t''''
even in Illinois"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

~ The river here il as low at present as
1t has been for many Years past. The health
Of our town continues pretty good. We hear
Of but a few cases of fever.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
To our Friends and Patrons.

It will be seen by the following notice That
Mr.. JENNINGS is no longer connected with the
publication of this paper. His retiring will
effect no change in its character. AS it has
been conducted up to this time, SO will it be
conducted in future, as we r~eiterate elsewhere
in abiding to this subject. By continued in.
dustry and energy on our part, we hope to
receive the continuance Of that support that
has been so literally extended in the past
Our best wishes for the future happiness and
prosperity of our old associate, follow him
wherever destiny directs his steps III future;
Notice.
With the last issue Of the Gazette and Sen
tinel," my connection with its publication ceases
Expecting to leave the state eany in the Spring
and wishing to give my good Democratic friends
an opportunity to call and settle their back arear'
ages TO the .'IbervilIe Gazette for subscriptions
and Job work, from LIST April 1852, to 18th July
1857, they (all parties interested) will please pay
us Il visit at the Postofiice.
The Gazette and Sentinel" will continue 4
be issued by Mr.. WIN p. BRADBURN, its owne
and publisher, aud we trust will receive as here
tofore a liberal support from the Democracy o
Ibcrville. p. f. JENNINGS.