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Union Barber shop.

Union Barber Shop.
HHE undersigned wish to inform their
/ friends and customers, and the public in general
that they have removed their Barber Shop, to the
south side of Main street, in Seth Days Stone Eui d.
ing, opposite the Brick Block, where they will be
happy to wait upon ali of their old customers, and
many ones as may call upon them. The invita-
ton is to all, ths old aud young rich and poor-aud
rent, afford to work cheaper, anu have adopt
ed the following scale of prices: Shaving, cents;
II air cutting, ~ G nts; Shampooning, 10 cents. W.
can shave easier, and cut hair better than any 0he
Barber in Portage county. General satisfaction given
| or no pay. HENRY JAMES,
April lS, 1SG0-fm CHARLES GUSTUS.
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, BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-The attention of
those wishing to improve their understand.
ings, is directed to the advertisement of
GIL1Is g. DURHAM, in to-day's paper.
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DIED OF HIS TNJUR1Es.-The lad BRooKE,
who was so severely injured by the "turn
table," died on Friday morning last.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
Miscellaneous.

4 comrade in arms of Gen. Walker
has left New Orleans for Truxillo, for
the purpose Of obtaining if possible
his remains and conveying them home
to the father Of the General.
Judge Douglas arrived in New Or.
leans on Thursday last. He was met
and welcomed on the part of his friends
in an address by Mr.. Soule, conceived
we think in bad taste.
Alfred Hennen, ESQ, a lawyer in New
Orleans, returned on Thursday last, in
all haste to his plantation in St. Tam
many, upon the information that 70
stand of arms had been found s~ecreted
under his negroes cabins-so says the
Delta.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
louisiana Election.

We herewith appsnd, ron a table in the
DaliI, the yot2 q such parishes as ve have
net VT sioen, in the order that we find them
in that Paper:
Ascension Breckenridge IA, Bel 299, aud
Douglsa 2j6.
s.. MtrJ-Brcchinridse I6O majority.
81. John-Breckinridge 10 majority.
Livinc>ton-Breckinridg 16s majority.
81. misunderstanding a majority.
81. Ta,amany-Dreckinridge 164, Bell 24S,
Douglas 1872.
,sinridgS 275 majority.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
Total, SIT

Buchanan's Majority, 252.
On last evening as the vote of the different
precincts came in, Ithe greatest enthusiasm
prevailed on the part of the Breckenridge De-
mocracy. 'Old Bess" sent forth her thunder.
ing notes to celebrate the great victory which
the ''Unterri6ed" had gained through their
indomitable energy and perseverance on the
the side Of patriotism and of right-on the
side Of the Constitution and the Southland
from the corners Of Main and Bank streets,
rockets and Roman candles lightened up the
sky, and China crackers burst as from serted
platoons, scarcely deadening, however, the re.
verberating blasts of that human tornado that
came forth from the threats of the gallant
victors. Oh! that our State and our country
have done as well as old I5erville has done!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
Louisiana.

st. James parish in this State gives Bel
900, Breckenridge 100, and Douglas Jos.
Observation-Disclosures 81, Bell 327, Breckjn-
ridge pa.
Terrebonne-Douglas 81, Bell 40, Breck
inridge III.
Assumption, three polls to hear from
Douglaa 45I, Bell 223, Breckenridge 1879.
PoInte Coupee-Breckinridge's majority,
43l.
Ayoye!les-Breckinridge' majority, 800.
West Fc,iciena-Breckinrrdge's IN j6rity in
this parish is put down at 81.
Tensas-Fi7e precincts give Breckenridge
2JO, Bell 80 and Douglas 3.
West Baton Rouge-Bel's majority in this
parish, we learn, is IS.
Mississippi.
Vicksburg-BcII SOC, Breckenridge
442, and Douglas 10.
In Jefferson county Breckenridge re-
ceivcs q majority of 81.
Adams county gives Bell AS, Brock
inridge $40, and Douglas 1873.
Maryland.
B~ALrrMo.c, Nov. 7.-According to the
returns already received from counties
in the interior, Bellhas probably carried
the state of Maryland by a good ma
jority.
Further intelligence by the above paper,
confirm in the main the vote previously stated
as given to Lincoln in the free States.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
a Trunk Found Broken open,

We deem it proper to annex to the above
the Information that we received last night
from q friend, residing a few miles this side
of Bayou Gouls. He says, under date of the
9Th:
aDnr Sir: Last evening, a small negro boy
took out of the river, in front of my house, a
Trunk, broken open, with a few books, and some
shirt collars, pencil, and three Daguereotypes of
ladies, one of a lady and boy"
The trunk above noticed is undoubtedly the
one stolen from our wharf a few days since.
The owner, or his friends, can learn further
particulars by calling at this Office.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
North Carolina.
Reported Insurrection In Virginia.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Washington
correspondent of the World says that
anonymous letters have been received
there, uttering threats and warnings Of
an Instruction in Virginia. The same
writer says that the War Department
has ordered Gen. Harvey, of the United
States army, to the scene of the troubles.
Gov. Letcher has also issued orders
to the troops of the State of Virginia to
move at a moments notice.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
ELECTION NEHN-

1t will be seen by the election news we give
elsewhere that the election of Lincoln is a
'fxed fact" We withhold the issue Of our
paper to the latest hour, that we may give
the fullest particulars of the Election. What
may come hereafter can be Of little interest,
comparatively speaking, in view Of the terri.
BILE evil inflicted by what is already known
the success Of the Black Republicans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

Thus, Breckinridge's majority over Bell is
So6, and over both Bell and Douglas, 9O5.
Glory enough for one dayi
We know our friends will rejoice with us
in the above glorious vote Of old Iberville, Of
the Constitutional Democracy and in defence
Of the Equality Of the States.
Asthere is no doubt some interest manifested
to know what was Buchanan's majority over
Fillmore in 1856, We give also the following
vote as taken from our file of November 1856.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

"a NICE LITTLE ARRANGEMENr.r-0
Thursday evening last, a couple Of
young folks called on Esquire F., and,
after considerable hesitation, requested
to lie united in the "holy bands of ma
trimony," which request the Squire at
once proceeded to comply with. The
bride, from the lateness of the hour and
the peculiar nature of the call, thought
some explanation necessary and so very
%innocently remarked: ave came from
Columbia county to attend the Fair, Du'
finding the taverns all full, and no place
for Aleck to sleep, we, concluded to geii
married, so he could sleep with me
Such a wife as that is worth having
-1IadiSOn WISE Patriot.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

nds- Our readers may rest assured
that the conclusion Of the election, or the
canvass, will not be the conclusion of our Ell.
ergy and determination to give them a large
and well filed paper weekly through the ads
dition Of our usual Supplement to our regular
sheet, which we hope to re.commence next
week, when a little more recuperated after
the labor and excitement of the campaign.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

pas- A Roman Catholic priest, the
Rev. L.. Druen offered prayer in the
Vermont House Of Representatives on
Thursday last. This is the first time
that a Romish priest has officiated as
chaplain to the Vermont Legislature.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
The South Resolved 10 Seeede.

AUGUSTA, Nov. I.-N hen the news Of
Lincoln's election was received here the
sterneSt Indignation was expressed.
Different portions of the South heard
from arc in favor of calling State Con-
ventionS to deliberate on the course Of
policy.
1t was reported in Columbia last
night that the Legislature Of South
Caro!iua will soon send a COMMISSIONS"
to the Georgia Legislature to concur
about prompt action.
South Carolina Preparing to seeede.
CHARLESTON, Nov. This city is
plunged into a wild state Of excitement
at the news received from the North
announcing the election of Lincoln.
The Judge cf tine L. 5. District Court
resigned his Office this morning in open
Court. James Conner, District Attorney,
also resigned to-day. Mr.. ColcocX, Col
lector Of this port, has notified the Pre-
sident Of their designations.
All Federal officers have expressed
their determination TO resign previous
to the inauguration of Abe Lincoln.
The Mercury Of this morning says the
news of Linc0Ia's election in Charleston
was received by long continued cheer
ing for q Southern C~onfederacy.
Joint resolutions were adopted in
South Carolina ON Tuesday, mGhin& the
special order of Thursday the questions
to all a convention of the people of the
State, for tue reorganization of the mi
litia, aud to make Preparations for the
defence Of the safe.
Mr.. BUST, urging in tie House a re-
solution, said that TIE action should be
prompt, immediate, unqualified. effective
and decisive in case of L~.incoln's cleo
ton Tuesday night.
Congressman Boyce made III elabor-
ate speech from the steps of ne Con-
garee House, in which he urged tie Sc
f, cession of South Carolina in the event
of Lincoln'S election. He was followed
by many other prominent South Caro-
linians of the same line of politics.
AUGUSTA, Nov. I've are in receipt
of a telegraphic dispatch from a promi
nent CarOlinian in Columbia. stating
| that South Carolina will call "a conven
ton forthwith and dissolve her connec
ton with the Union.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

pas- An English writer says that er'
cry earthly thingis sold in LondOn, iron
principalities and territories down v
the sediment of her cisterns and ~e
dirt in her cutters; from turtle and tul'
bot to stale sprats and ancient macs
erel; from pine-apples and truf1eS y
half a guinea each TO chick-weed au0
turn;p-tops at a farthing a isti1li.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

ReS" The Princes tour in the Aner-
a States cost him one hundred tou-
sand dollars, and other people spert on
wardrobes and displays not less than
two or two and a half millions.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
LINCOLN +

The news which we give our readers this
morning is of the gloomiest character. We
have got to make up our mind to the melan-
choly fact Of Lncoln's election, and prepare
ourselves for the worst that may fellow. We
CLEAN the following dispatches from the Picay-
lJl,o
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

Eas@We call attention to the card of
BIEHLER Bros, in another column, that old
and we'll known firm, which has for so many
years given such general Satisfaction to the
public. Their stock of goods for gentlemen's
clothing, now on hand, cannot be excelled.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
From our Extra of Nov. 9Th.
RETURNS.

Approaching the interest manifested in the
election, we issue another Extra to-day, Civ
ing the returns as we receive them, and with
the intention of being as accurate as it is pos
sible TO be.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

Military MoyFxESrIN NORTH CAROLINA.
-FGveitc. " g., Nov. 6.-TAc /. ;.
arsenal at this place is to be occupied
by a company Of cavalry.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
The Ohio River.

On the 9th, the Ohio River at Louis
vile was rising, with 5 feet 4 inches III
the canal.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

THE ELECTORAL VorE.-The following
table shows the number of votes which
each State in the Union is entitled to,
in the Electoral College:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
From our Extra of Nov. 7th.
1860.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,
X0te Of the Pnrish hf HerriZe

Vote Of the Parish Of BerciNe.
The following is the official vote Of this
Parish, which we send to our friends in an
Extra as early as possible:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

BY Legislature.
BY adding Oregon to the above, which is
also undoubtedly Black Republican, it will
make 1876 electoral votes that Lincoln has re.
ceived.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
IOUi>iaua.
EAST BARON ROUGE.

Louisiana.
EAST Baron ROUGE.
The vote Of this Parish is 500 for Bell, 400
for Breckenridge, and 1876 for Douglas-being
a majority for Bell over Breckenridge of 70;
over Douglas, 433.
In East Baton Rouge, Hebert's majority
over Kent, for Commissioner of Public Works,
is So. In Iberville, Kent's majority over
Hebert, is 6.
Porish IF Orleans-Bcll 52l5, Breck-
inridgc 2645, Douglas 1898. Bells ma
.iority over Breckenridge 800, over
Douglas 22l7.
Carrollton, Jefferson and Gretna give
Bell 500, Douglas 396, Breckenridge
1879.
Parish of Orleans gives Hebert, for
Com. of Public Works, 467T, Sparks
1889, Kent 2244.
Bayou Sara, st. Francisville, South.
west Pass, Quarantine Station, Pass
rOutrc, and Laurel Hill give Brcckin-
ridge 22G, Bell 800, and Douglas 63.
MIA.
The combined vote of Mobile, Hunts
vile and several minor own heard
from, give Breckenridge a majority.
Mississippi.
Some sixteen towns heard from give
Breckenridge a majority.
Kentucky.
Bell and Douglas men, says the des-
patch, give Kentucky to Bell by about
10000 to $4,000 majority.
Tennessee.
The despatch from Tennessee, after
giving the vote of Nashville Memphis
and other smaller places and counties,
concludes by saying that "Bell gains in
Tennessee everywhere"
Delaware.
The returns from Delaware indicate
that Breckenridge has carried the State
by 1900 majority.
Maine.
Lincoln's majority in Maine is 25, 900.
Massachusetts.
Lincoln's plurality will probably a.
mount to 10000.
Vermont.
Vermont has gone for Lincoln By
25, 900 majority.
New Hampshire.
Lincoln's plurality in this State is put
down at 10000.
New York.
The vote of New York city is, Union
ticket, 60,078, Black Republican 3I,-
800, Union majority 2S,2TS. There i.
no doubt but that Lincoln has carried
the State by 5 1000 majority.
New Jersey.
New Jersey has probably gone for
the Fusion ticket. Speaker Pennington
is reelected.
Returns slowly coming in, evidence
the success of the Black Republicans.
Wisconsin.
Lincoln's majority in this State will
reach $4,000. All the Black Republi-
can candidates for Congress are elected.
Illinois.
The returns show q large majority
for Lincoln. The Black Republicans
claim the State by 5000 majority.
, Ohio.
The estimated majority for Lincoln
in this State is 10000.
Indiana.
This State indicates a Black Repub.
lican majority of 10000.
Pennsylvania.
Lincoln's majority in Pennsylvania il
| estimated at from 10000 to 10000.
Missouri.
Scattering returns from the interior
indicate that Douglas has carried the
State. In st. Louis, Lincoln received
5000 votes, Douglas sl7I, Bell 4092.-
Breckinridge's name is not even men
toned. We doubt not it was his name
and not Lincoln's that received the vote
first mentioned.
North Carolina.
The State of North Carolina has pro-
badly gone for Breckenridge.
Virginia.
This State is said to have gone for
Bell by a large plurality. The Breck
inridge men are still confident, howev-
er, of carrying it, basing their hopes
on the distant counties, which cannot
be heard from soon.
Connecticut.
This State has given aslarge majority
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

New SUGAR.-We have been present
ed by Mr.. w. ID. BLoYs, manager Of the estate
in this parish Of the late Jas. N. Brown, with
a sample of the sugar be is making, which is
as beautiful as any we have seen. Mr.. BLoYs
says he will not make more than two-thirds
OF an average crop, which is better perhaps
than the general average throughout the par
ish.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
Ereckinridge Ahead of Buchanan.

In the parishes thus far heard from, says
.he Deltd, bell is ahead of Breckenridge 1881
votes. In the same parishes, in 1856, Mr..
Buchanan had 1862 and Mr.. Fillmore g..
Ic2--a majority for Fillmore of 1890 votes
The parishes sal to be heard from in the Sc
coHd and Third Districts will give Breckin.
ridge about $50 majority. Bell will therefore
80 into The Fourth district about 600 ahead
OF Breckiavidts :. We think the Fourth Dis
trict viii give BrecIinridge not less than l..
500 rajo:,ty--his plurality in the State will
therefore be 1000 or upwards.
SALvrING NV JEEsEY.-A glorious
salute was fred in Mes Orleans on Thursday
last st 2 O'CLOCK, in honor Of the gallant State
cf Nev JeFsey--she only free State that went
against Lincoln.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

RG~ After the rain of Wednesday
night, the weather has become much cooler,
and fine for our planters.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

ST. LoUIs, Nov. S.-Thc election 70
turns from the counties in the %intcrior
Of the State of Missouri come 70 hand
very slowly, Douglas, thus far, has an
extensive majority, and there can be mn
doubt but that he has carried the State
FURTHER MISSISSIPPI RETURNS
LOUISVILLE, Ms. Nov. S.-Winstor
"a well populated county in the State Of
Mississippi, has gone for Brcckinridre
The following is the official vote Of this
county: Breckenridge S3l; Bell 800.
Douglas 3. The majority of Brcckip,
ridge over Bell is 90 votes.
In NoXubcc county, Brcckinridgc has
q majority over Bell 263.
Eoisting the Palmetto Flag.
CHARLESTON, Nov. s-Thc American
bark James Gray, owned by the Mcssrs.
Cushin~S, OF Boston, is now living at
or wharf under instructions from her
owners to hoist the Palmetto flag. The
lag has already been raised, and a sa.
lutc If fifteen guns from the shore is
being fired.
From Columbia We have received
nothing decisive in regard to the seccs.
sion movement. The people in all por.
tons of the State manifest a strong
wish for the secession of the South,
siare the news Of the election of Lin
coin has been received.
Ncte-Thcre is no possibility Of re.
ceivinS anything further tonight on &C
count Of Interruptions in the working
II the telegraph lines east and west.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
1856.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

OFFICIAL yOrE OF THE PARISH OF IBERvILLE,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
LATEST NEWS.

From the Crescent of November sth
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
TIE E.EyEST WEBS.
BY Last Nights Mail.
Missouri Gene for Douglas
ETom the Delta.1

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10
By Legislature.

Slave States, 120. Free States, Il
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