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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Southern Enthusiasm in Plaquemine
THE Blue ockade in Demand.

Our Town during The week past bas been
in a fever heat Of Southern patriotic excite.
ment, springing out, first, of the election Of
Lincoln to the Presidency. aud secondly, in
consequence of the actions growing out of this
event, that have taken place in South Carroll.
ma aud elsewhere. The Blue Cockade, emble.
matical Of a determination to resist the Gov.
eminent going into the hands of a party elect.
cd upon a platform destructive to SOU thern
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

CROSSE TErE TAKES THE ~IYIuAroRY STEP.
1t will be seen by a patriotic letter elsewhere,
which We take from the Baton Rouge 1drocate,
that the Estate Of Crosse Tete," as some face.
tiously term that enterprising part of our
parish, has been the first portion Of Louisiana,
as far as kuOwn, in taking the initiatory step
in forming military companies for our protec-
ton in view of the dangers that beset us, and
which naturally spring out Of Lincoin's cleo
ton; and also in appending to their hats that
bold symbol Of independence, the Blue Cock.
ade, which speaks as plain and as bold as
English can speak, "Our lives, our property
and our sacred honors," are stakcd upon the
issue Of this contest. All honor to Crosse Tete
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

tie refusal q a part Of the contracting
parties to abide 10y il, and submit to It's
burdens. while they receive the benefits
arising from it, the other parties I no
longer bound by it, but may declare 1t
a nulIity, and refuse to abide 10y 1t on
their part. 1t is an essential part of the
law OF contracts, that both parties are
bound, or neither is bound, and if one
violates the contract, the other Is no
longer bound.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

TIE LADIES N THE FIELD.-lesterday
was a very bright and beautiful day,
and our great fashionable thorougtarc
-Canal strcct-waS crowded with an
unusually large and brilliant array If
the beauty Of or city-the stately ma
irons and lovely damsels Of the South.
What gave peculiar interest TO this
grand display Of beauty, grace and Gle
@aucc. was the exhibition Of blue cock
AIDES worn on the shoulders of nearly
all the ladies who appeared in public.
All or ladies are for the south, and foI
resistance - the agrcssions, Outrage
and insult of an abolition dynasty. Nc
man will merit their favor who is not
ready to sacrifice everything for that
cause.-N. o. DtliG.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Conclusion Of Gov. Browns Res
sage.

earnestly invoke the attention If tie
people of Georgia lo thi, ,uii"c.; and
trus: the General Assent " ms. '"a"
prompt action for tie protection If tuolr
rights. and ihc ~vindlcaJion Of ianir
honor. In nay opinion Tie times Il mard
the legislation which ! now recommend,
and the people. should it be denied
them, will and ought to rise in their
might, and at the ballot box demand is
enactment Should the r~etaiiatory laws
be- enacted while | have the honug t. be
the Executive Of Georgia. | sinai! be
PROMPT and decided in their enforce
mcnt. The present is q most ~apploygi-
ate time for this LEGISLATION.
The Black Republican party, organ
lied upon a sectional issue, and stand
ing upon a platform of avowcd hostility
t. our Constitutional rights, have prob
ably triumphcd over us,>by the election
Of their candidates fox tie Presidency
and Vice Presidency. Should such be
the case, this dominant party in the
northern section of the Union, among
whom fauaticism rules the hour, and
mob law too often maintains It's aSccn-
dancy, will consider themselves as vic
tors, and the people of the south van
guishci. In that event, the adoption Of
our safeguards nav become necessary
TO the maintenance of the rights and
honor Of the SlaychUlding States: as
degradation, insult and injury, will
probably he the only reward with Geor-
gia and the other slave States, can then
expect to receive, for continued assoc
citation with them in the Union, and sub
lection to their foul domination.
So soon as the Government shall have
passed into Black Republican hands, a
portion Of our citizens must, if possible,
be bribed into treachery to their own
section, by the allurements of Office; or
a hungry swarm of Abolition emissarics
must be imported among us as Office hold
ers, to eat out our substance, insult us
with their arrogance, corrupt II slaves,
and enGcnder discomfort among them;
while they Hood tie country with In
ilanmatory Abolition documents and do
all IN Their power to create III the south
a state OF things which must ultimately
terminate III a war OF determination be-
tween the white ana the black races
whether eiGllt millions OF ireemen IN
the southern states VIII consent 10 per-
mt lhiS stare Oh 'lih9S 10 exist among
ti'eln' ana VIII DOW 'ne neck III WullhS
I~uHJeee,on 10 TIe r yIhe, Is Il question 10
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

QYsFERs "DoNE Up BRowN."-We had
the pleasure Of tasting, and therefore can
testify to the fine quality of LeBlanc's Oysters,
and the excellent manner in which they are
"done up" Any one therefore who wants a
stew as is a stew" should call upon Leblanc,
and be will be served in a style that will make
him ''smack his lips" and cry morei
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

A FINE BILLIARD RoOM.-We were as
pleased as surprised, a few days since, in step.
ping into Mr.. II. Marir's new Hotel, to per-
ceive what a fine billiard room he has fitted
up for the amusement of this popular game by
our amateurs. So genteel a room deserves
the patronage as well as the thanks of all those
who delight in billiards.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

Dd- 1t will be noticed in our adver.
Using columns that Mr.. j. BoNNING offers his
services to instruct all in the art Of playing
upon any wind or string instrument. He is
a gentleman highly spoken of for his ability
as q musician and musical teacher. lie also
tunes pianos.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

SERENADING.-We tender our thanks
to our friends, for the handsome and SOUL
stirring music they treated US to on Wed.
nesday night last-a serenade got up by sew
eral prominent gentlemen, in honor of those
who first mounted the Blue Cockade. We
perceived as the leader of the band Mr.. J.
BoSSIsG, the accomplished Professor of Music.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

FLORIDA CoMNG.-A dispatch to the
Montgomery Mail says that Judge Nc
Intosh, of the United states court of
Florida made a speech on Wednesday
night, and will not hold Office under
Lincoln nor suffer his place to be filled
by a traitor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

THE EFFECTS or DIsUSIoN UPoN THE
NoRrH.-Thc New York Herald thus dis
courses of the effects Of early action at
the South. INSTEAD of their present
exchanges with the North, the Southern
States would send their products direct
" from their own ports to a foreign
market, and receive money or foreign
goods in return, and the effects upon
the North would be worse than if Cali
fornia were to sink in the Pacific Ocean.
Upon the cotton, tobacco. sugar and
rice of the Southern States the com
mercial and manufacturing interests of
the North depend. Divert these staples
from the Northern States, and wide
spread ruin must ensue. Our merchants
and manufacturers would either become
bankrupt or sell off, and millions would
be thrown out of employment, TO starve
OF embark in crime. Many of them
would soon turn their attention to the
goods and chattcls of their weather.
neighbors, having been long Taught by
the leading Republican journals the
doctrine of the communists, that all
property is robbery Such is the ON
mercial, manufacturing and monetary
convulsiOn which threatens the country
from political causes, and such the an
archy and pauperism: and mob rule and
plumber of all who have anything to
lose, that may be expected to follow
in the train Of financial disaster, to say
nothing of other calamities at the bare
contemplation of which humanity shud-
ders.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
From the Chicago DemocIa,, Nov. 5.
Republican Sentiment After the
Election.

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M, al.11.t;,r - ,,,,.
q "1','',,' '!,cl ~. - i.rr,r MAJ
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J?'"! W '., IT.. ,L,, orrct,raI votc If
"''p''I0' "''" ~
''gal ''y' ''"to' ho, +bo corsrcro,i,r
mus ''' o"'9 nos ~ ,La .""th Lavn
"''," '"0 iI a., n,n,,t.EIo
''' 90 f'0' ."';''C" ,,t,;,o5 Irt
t''''"I' ~ "Io" "'' I'ro -" no.r,nour
'"c J"' I'' %" MI. ,,T
''""P'tSt'@ ANU Ci"p""'', ",''' tnU
.NlitA meant '"'9 SI'uu'" '' I'M
"Arh 'lS"''th nh''''Hn u '.'''',-.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

The Blue COcKADE.-This is not an
emblem Of DiSuniOn, but an evidence that
those who wear it will 60 heart and soul as
our State goes in the crisis approaching--and
first and last, for the interests and institutions
of the South, as our fathers gave them to US.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

TIE BAEBAEIsN CT SLAyEaY.-By the
B9Lcmion we obtain the following pleas
ant little new, item
"Afrjm.-The human sacrifices at
palom.v FAR exceeded the number re-
ported. The victims were rcckoncd by
tnnu~aud-.'
Even those who do not admire Amer
lean slavery may infer that the negroes
in the south are quite as well oil as
they would be under the bcnignant rule
of Dahomey's King. \ very large pro-
portion Of the slaves have been convert
cd to Christianity, and those who have
travelled through Europe, where women
tow the canal boats, oryokcd with dogs,
ar employed as beasts of burden, or in
wretrhcl manufactures toll till health
and life are lost, are inclined to think
that the condition Of the slaves is far
more cnyiaJIc: but when contrastcd with
that of the subjects of His Majesty of
Dahuucy, ought il not TO reconcile Us
somewhat to the peculiar ~mstltution!'
-PaHaddphid Ereasng JouyRaL
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

There is to be a Preliminary meeting at
my house tomorrow Tuesday, for the purpose
Of preparing resolutions, &C., which will be
offered for the consideration Of our citizens,
at q general Convention. to be held at
Rosedall on Thursday. At the meeting to
be held on that day, We design organizing
a Cavalry Company of Minute Men. The
most Of our citizens, irrespective of their
past political afinities, have mounted the
Blue Cockads. l have never known the
masses here more enthused.
The anticipations of the Sugar Planters
IN this ~neighborhood have been sadly disap
pointed. There are few who have made
more than half a crop, and | know of no
single acre Of cane, no matter how tall, or
arge it might be, or how thick upon the
round, that has given more than one hogs.
ad per acre. The crop will not be as
rge as the last one; upon this | will wager
mething.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

Our PosTIoS.-Every right and lib
erty which God and the Constitution gave US,
or no Union!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

barLet every man hoist the Blue
Cockade, who stands by Southern rights
and Southern honor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
PLAQUEMINE
Saturday. November ~. 1850.
PUBLIC MEETING TO-DAY

Our citizens have perceived notices
plscarded about, cmenating from responsible
parties, calling a meeting Of the citizens at 3
o'clock this afternoon at the Court House,
for the purpose Of adopting measures in view
ofthe present alarming position Of the South,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

n0- The German population in this
country is estimated at 1900, 600.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
MARRIED

MARRIED.
In this town, by Rev. Mr.. Fallot, Mr.. ERNEST
BLANcHARD 10 Miss LOUISE EMMA EsNAR.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

LINCOLN VOTES FOR IIIMsELF.-A cor
respondent Of the St. Louis Democrat,
describing the election in Springfield,
ILL.,, the home of Lincoln, adds by way
Of postscript
Lincoln himself voted at 81, amid
considerable excitement. His friends
almost lifted him off the ground, and
would have carried INN to the polls but
for Interference. Each nan vas de-
sirous Of having the privilege of hand
ING Lincoln his ballot. One fellow
vcIicd ont: "You ought to vote for
Douglas, Uncle Abe; he has done all he
could for you - and the cheers wer"
perfectly dealcuing. 'Oid Abe "Uncie
. Abe" Honest Abe" The Giant Xii
lct," and other remarks a%huumdcd, and
. altogether, the scene was one Of rare
interest. You can bet that the vote
was a straight one.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Letter from Crosse Tete.

We received a few days since a letter from
a friend on Crosse Tete, from which we make
the following extract:
CROSSE TErE, Nov. II, 1860.
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Jyi3 2p6w
MADAME L0bfa1ach, e
9s BARoNNE STREET.. 81
NOTICE ExTRAoRDINAR

The wonderful and world renowned PLANET READER
Of the Century, the only Natural Cliryoyant and
sesrss and Scientific Female AstroDgt In the world has
rived in our city Madame In Banc has mastered all the
embodied in the glorious wonderful and Sublime Gift Of
Prophecy thousands by revealing the hidden
mysteries Past Present and the Future prospects life
appertainng Love- Courtshp, Marriage and will
their Future Partners male emae with perfect accuracy
and future c sickness and DEATH absent friends
relatives law and law suits travels By and land viii inform
ladies gentlemen how select agreeable partners e
can perfect tranquility between husband and wife
Banch absolutely sdserses nothing but what she
has full ability PERFORM and fails giye perfect
all that wish be acquainted with this most wonder
full gift glorious Heaven influence the destiny
man. has revealed mysteries that mortal knows She
NAV we'll be called "The Wonder of the World -
Please remember No. 98 Baronne street. between Poydras
Peddo streets directly opposite the Carrotsn r. depot
Reception Office Nos and g. jaf 2p.f
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Llst eF I.esters tomorrow.

COMPREHENSIVE NorIcE. Mr.. Cyrus Thompson
gives notice that from and after this date Mr. r.
H Redwood, late Of Mobile, becomes d partner in
his house in conducting cotton iactorage and
general commission business, at 80 Carondelet
street, under the style Of G. Thompson 4 Redwood.
The house secures strong accession In our friend
Redwood, an accomplished business man and a
genial gentleman, who but add to its popularity
and enlarge the area Of its operations.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

Dot \ filled up the Varieties as usual last night,
ladies being as plenty as blackberries and pretty
as flowers, in dress circle and parquette.
Henry Il showed a perceptible letting
down. at the st. Charles, for only moderate
house was in attendance.
The accomplished bipeds and the well trained
quadrupeds attracted the customary crowd to the
Amphitheater and furnished il capital entertain
ment.
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TIN !. GARRAckn oyERcoAr-That popular new
osercaas u all II excellence ah grace b for
sae By Nsss Nsrfis Aaa Co.. ciothers Of Camp
md Epsn streets who have just large invoice Of
theu 90 aad them. and you DON'T bu, one Il i be
ehe. because don't oyercoat or hay mt got tie
lacre them and fail appreciate their points,
Which A. marked ard admirable.
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CHARLES HEIDsIEcK CHAMPAGYE-

"
This celebrated Wine, Of the above wellknown brand has
BEEN and will continue TO be- received by undersigned IN
quantities ts meet the increased demand dealers and con
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence that
from the closest nea descendant Of the old and r
established house IIedeck Co. Of Rheims they have taken
hold Of it with determination to bring Its claims 10 dis
tncon before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality of this article satisfy any one tha ts
emanaton from where great attention. as well al
thorough experience haye heen brought to bear in It's nreduc
ton Charles edseek has given his whole mind to the perc
ton Of his vine, and to making worthy Of The name Fro
quent visits to The United States have enabled him more fully 10
understand and appreciate the wishes of consumers
and OF Ills having proed BY that Information Ii evidenced nv
the Champagne now presented for the palate of the coppoe
a wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet and general excellence
The varieties of brands of Champagne tend greatly no doubt
confuse the purchaser but the lovers Of good and genuine wine
must look for Charles Hedseck in full ON the label MS we'll
as en- the corks and capsules.
I. VI. BAYAUD 4 CO.,
General Agents for North America New York
The Charles Hedeck obtained in quantities 1T the
under mentioned houses besides many others named
and al retail with all the p ncpal hotel keepers.
Ell. HART& Co.,
j. ii. al. N. MARKS,
SEWEII. I. TAYLOR,
e2 " PAYNE, STEELE 4 co.
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Excelsior
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
story Building
CORNER or csiNp AND eoHuoN srREEzs,
Have q word or two to say to the Public
E,ccefsiOs'!

Since the opening of spacious aud magnificent
shnien enterprise has been appreciated enthusiasm
which scarcely dared anticipate Although prepared
ourselves with stock Of goods equal emergency
idea that should be the with positive
increase Of trade Our sales the past
nearly double Whist they before during
Not be thankful for manifestation Of pub
confidence would evidently ungenerous our part
have therefore endeavored recpocae what have
eSed by marking goods lower per centage profit
the time have endearored improve every
partment the quality style and Of goods We
think that arrangements highest degree
perfect.
We constantly receiving in New Goods New
Styles In the greatest variety, and respectfully invite all in
CLo HIN
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sa-.u. nj. Wnitoa.'s Auction sales ON sd pag

4 The BALL or THE soss or LOUISIANA.
second Of The series Of very successful and enjoya
BILE grand fancy dress and mask balls Of the Be-
nevolent Association Of tile Sons Of Louisiana, will
come Of 1t Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday eve
aing next. These balls of the Sons are admirably
snanaged and ATE NEST delightful occasions, ana
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of complimentary
tickets, which we shall take pleasure III using.
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Wines, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.

supply of CREME DE BouZY CHAMPAGNE IN quarts
and pin continually hand which equal the tina,
comes to this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
BRAEDIEs-Sazerac of the vintage of 1896 1898 and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY, of all descripsiensscoch Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pints and QUARTS
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
Market which will be sold reasonable terms AZ sy
other house in The city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. 10 and 10 Royal street.
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- Hoard q Aldermen o. sixth page. -

TIE BALL OF THE WAsHIs6ros ARTILLERY
The committee publish notice that no invitations
for the ball will be issued after Saturday next
list inst
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THE VARIETIES. - Dot . tonight again, the en-
tertainment commencing with the farce Grim
shay Bagshaw and Bradshaw
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syALpIsc s PaEPARED LuE.Eyerybody agrees
sss sis aimiaabIe arrc fir supplies adhesive
and csny glue always ready for being applied cool and
adapted fpF ceenng together auy substance Whatever II
sticks asoishass. holding Substances Together far
strongly sna the 1s cabinet siae fanily will
net 0H aw to SGT alcns witeat after they have had
stas " spAdigs Prepared Glue especially costs. brush
ingisded hut twenty five by Henry G.
paldias cos New York whose advertisement NE direct
attention.
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TIE ". caAgLEs. = King Henry II. ii up for
rcpetsion the entertainment concluding with The
4 Loan of d Lover,
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HI. II. buckley,
MADAME Cap,.eH.

This remarkable clasoyaut and Spiritual Ply scan still
tends The calls Of the curious afflicted at her Rooms
No. IG customlsouse street.
In thousands Of instances heF cryoyant powers have been
tested and her ability 70 read past, distant and future events
cannot now be doubted In Thousands Of instances also her
Of spiritual insight by which se enabled indicate
the deepsested causes Of disease has led 10 the eaka
BILE recoreres record
These facts generally Acknowledged throughout the
community, and Madame Capre Il consulted important mat
tets by most respectable citizens. jas 2p1m
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The valuable collection Of oil paintings adver-
fissd ii sa BY Montgomery Smith, cn Tuesday
sud "Wednesday evenings 2h 5 instant are on sxhibi
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ANTHRACITE AND ENGLIsH cksSEl eoAL.-The
hss English eanne clean limp anthracite eaa Il offered r
sala low b Messrs Willard, Peterson Co. is Exchange
rsaas. II rcfeF = advertisement
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y. 3. n ALTON, auetioneer, viii sell to-day at Il
daecl NJ al Charles Exchanges. slave giFi Grace
accent succession Of John Aininra deceased See
advertisement
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Information gKan.ted.

GEORGE RUTHERFORD, a young scotchman, o years of
age about feet ~ INCHES high slim built dark complexion
without beard wsker; dressed in dark wooden business
suit with black cloth hat left the ST. Charles Ho.
tel Thursday last the 18th inst about O'clock p NJ,
cab with his baggage Any eabman whe give information
that will enable his friends his whereabouts will
suitably rewarded by applying
GEO. l.. MARINES
Carpet Store, 10 Canal street,
New Orleans, January 49, ls6e i4I9 2p2
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nB~The silver threads which Time intro
lees into the hair prevents thousands Of gentlemen
Ing whskers and mosaches and in Ten Minutes CRsTA
DoRofs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE would render every fibre
dark night and sabact twenty years the apparent
e of ie individual The triumphant Chtons
This dye wholesome the hair as i.
wonderful for il identifying properties Ladies' whose beauty
% materially depends upon the color Of their hair
will lind This an article that they can SAFELY USE
Sold everywhere, and applied by ali Hair Dressers
jae 2ptm&W CRIsTADDRo. No. Astor House. N