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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
Parish ORGANIZATIONS

We trust that the Democracy of eve
nv parish in the State will take immedi-
ate steps to carry out the suggestion
contained il tie following resolution
adopted by the State Convention Gu
Monday
Es.oIra(. That it he earnestly recon-
meaded TO the Democracy Of the several
parishes to PROVIDE 10. lhe oEEaHLla.ioh
- '"C pay =. ,,.;I. ,Ln dn+v If
lngr1inr rbe interests of the party and
under whose orders and control all tU-
turc elections for delegates /" state. us
ifIGj' OF l"rI,I ~onl'i''',i. ,''.,; ~
NV, J'' t,,.;.,.a" -, rar.,,-,rrI -
the Democratic. STATE Contra, Conmit-
tee.
The neglect Of this essential rule Of
organization, says the Adret0te. has
heretofore been a syutce Of great con
fusion in our party couvcut.Jns.-
scarcely Il State Convention assemblies
that we 10 mot witness dolbIc j-lc~a
t'.as fr,a ,.uc Of t.c parishes. each
claiming 70 be the regularly chosen re-
prcscutali>es Of tbc people. \ firm adj
hcrcnco t. the principle laid down in
the Above resolution will in the future
ohviarc TIE difficulties that have hereto
.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

nsD"It Is reported that a company of
EnSiShmen and Mexicans, undera forged title
to the Almaden Quicksilver Mine, California,
have been removing wealth from it at the rate
of Sl,000,O00 a year! But that steps have
been taken by this Government to recover the
mine. The Attorney General states that he
has discovered other fraudulent claims,
amounting in value to about $50, 600, 900,
which will revert to the Government. Uncle
Sam is being awfully swindled every day, but
his pocket it seems, is deep enough to stand it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

STEVENS d SEYNoUR.-We request at
tention to the advertisement Of this New Or.
leans firm Of Messrs. STEVENS & SEYMOUR.
Stationers, and direct importers of cutlery,
guns, jewelry, musical instruments and fancy
goods, and who have one of the best selections
OF school books in the city. The gentlemen
OF this firm Formerly E. A. Stevens & Coz
have the reputation of a business integrity.
after a career of thirty years, second to no
other in the city; their reputation was first
established throughout this State and Texas,
for the very superior quality, and the regular
supply they kept on hand. of their printing
paper-standins solitary and alone in that bu.
slness some twenty years ago, and conse.
quently of incalcula5le advantage to the press
Of this region and their courtesy and accom-.
mediation to the "fourth estate is proverbial,
and heavily have they suffered pecuniarily in
some instances. Their business is now great.
ly extended, and the new and old customers
of the firm will continue TO fine a hearty wei.
CONF at the hands of the gentlemen them
selves or through their principal business
man, Mr.. CARTER, at No. %, 81 or 50 Com.
mon street.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

BIEHLER's WINEs.-We are informed
10y these gentlemen that they are in daily ex
pcctation Of the arrival of the Hate Dyer, the
vessel which left Europe on the 1st of Nav,
with a new supply of the descriptions Of
wines (but Of an older and much superior
quality they received last year. Those wines
are guaranteed to he what they are represent
ed to be, and viii be sold cheaper than N.U
Orleans prices. The public will be informed
OF their arrival in P~iaquemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

TEMPORARY ADJOURNMENT.

RgruVo>n, Jane l.. The Richmond
Democratic Convention met at 10 o,
clock suis morning, pursuant 10 ADJOURN
la,n,.
Tine attendance Of delegates was
arg, al tho seeding States being fu,ly
REPRESENTED
/ The Hall was also we'll filled with "a
dies, Wiru occupied the side seats.
The Convention was called ID order
and permanently organized Ivy the ap-
poiAtmcut If the Hon. JOHN Erwin, Of
Alabama, 10 the chair.
Vice Presidents and Secretaries were
appointed from each State except New
YORK. p
Several members spoke at length on
the present position Of the country,
urging their fellow seccders never to
Iorsake the South.
\ resolution was passed to take a re-
cess, So as ~ enable the members to at
tend the Baltimore Convention, whichis
10 meet on the 18th inst.
The above resolution also provides
for Icasscmbliug at Richmond, if the
Chairman OF that Convention deems it
advisable.
Ali the delegates present, with the
exception of South Carolina, will 70 10
Baltimore.
The South Carolina delegates will re-
main here during the sitting Of the Bal
tiInore Convention, and await the return
Of those who 60 thithcr.
In case the majority platform which
was rejected 10y the Charleston Convcn-
ton is not adopted, the seceders will
return to Richmond and make the ne
cessary nominations.
South Carolina will not cast a vote at
Baltimore.
Perfect harmony existed throughout
the entire sitting, and the Convention
adjourned to meet again after closing
at Baltimore.
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re- The Rennhlicans have

nn-The Republicans have gained one
vote in the House of Representatives by turn.
ing out j. r. Barrett, the Representative
from the St. Louis district, (who was elected
by a majority Of two or three hundred votes)
and giving his seat to a Black Republican, to
F. P. Blair, Jr. 1t was a tyrannical exercise
of the authority-o Of brute numbers. Messrs.
Taylor Of this State, and Hunter Of Ala have
asked to be excused from serving any longer
on the Judiciary Committee, in consequence of
the d~iscourtesy and subterfuse relative to this
of the President Of that Committee.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

THELATE DR.. THUs. TavLrs.-The sfor:
notice IN our paper week before LIST, mention
ing tie death Of this gentleman, seeraed too
short or too brief a record CT a departure FROM
the lie Of 50 good and useful a citizen. Dr.
TowIes was universally beloved. We ne7ey
heard any remarks respecting him, bui those
Of esteem and friendship. We doubt if he
had an enemy in the world. He died in The
flower Of lite and usefulness. He could not
have been more than IS years of age, if so
much, aud had earned a wide reputation as a
cautious and able physician. Four or FIVE
days previous to his death, be was in his usu-
al health and spirits. The day he was taken
sick he was on a visit to a patient. After he
had taken dinner, we learn that he felt sick at
the stomach, and afterwards eat a quantity Of
plums. Immediately after, We learnt, he was
confined to his bed with something like hux
and after three or more risingS Of the sun,
his soul had taken its fight. MAY he rest in
pesce-for a good man has been takeu from US.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

HE RICHMOND CoNvENTIoN.-We give
to-day the lst and 81 days proceedings of the
Richmond Convention, which we take from
the Delta. 1t will be seen that the Conven.
ton has temporarily adjourned, to await the
turn affairs take at Baltimore. We have but
little doubt that Douglas has got matters so
arranged that his nomination is certain the
Tennessee platform will probably be adopted,
when, with the balance of the Southern States,
a re-assembling at Richmond will take place,
and another ticket nominated. 1t will then be
seen whether Douglas has any strength in
Louisiana. We doubt not he will be defeat
ed in every parish in the State.
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~-sS--

RD~Wc elsewhere give an account Of
the great tornado that occurred lately in Hi.
nois. 1t is almost impossible to believe many
OF the statements there mentioned. but they
are doubtless true. Other accounts give other
incidents equally as startling. Men were car
rled up in tue MaelstrOm out Of sight, as were
oxen, sheep, hogs, &c. 1t mast have been
terrible beyond Imagination.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
DRowYEp-A come Cor,

DRowNED.-A young German, a coop,
er' was drowned in Bayou Plaqueulinc, near
Mr. Dupuy's Point, on Saturday afternoon
kiast He had went to battle, previous to 90
TO a ball, but getting into water beyond his
depth, or falling from a log as was reported
and being unable to swim. was drowned. His
body was recovered the following day, and bu.
RED on Monday. His name was John Bite.
Refs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

SUDDEN DEArH.-An Iriahman hy the
name OF Frank Mullen is reported to as TO
have died quite suddenly in this town on Tues.
day last. 1t is reported that he had been
drinking freely, and that he was seen to have
nearly a thousand dollars on his person pre-
viOusly, of which, after his death, there could
not be found by the Coroner but $40.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
READLNG FOR THE MILLION.

-
The Great Eastern is expected to ar
rivein New York 10 morrow. Hccnan
and Sayers. now that the fight has been
decided, as seen elsewhere III this pa
per, take an EIGHT weeks tjar through
Great Britain, and then comc 10 this
country, on Il sparing expedition. Ii
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

EY7A Coroner's jury in New Orleans, on
Wednesday, brought in a verdict of murder
against a man named Eagan, for the killing
of his wife, a popular amusement in New Or.
leans latterly. He lived in Leeds Row, a
place which looks as if it could lead to any
thing d'abOlical. Another man named Nave,
was arrested the same day Oh the same charge,
but dlscharged-the jury becoming satisfied
that 1t was whiskey and the corner of a stove
that killed Mrs. Naye, and not the u~nfortu-
nate ~ husband. 1t was proven that Nave
used to leave his work to 60 home and feed
ms infant child and put it to sleep. What a
wonderful history would that be, Of domestic
lie in a great city, or even a village, if known
70 be faithfully portrayed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

E3"Notice is given to citizens who
may find anyOf the wagons, carts, &c, be-
longing to Mr.. BoDLEv, which were lost in
Bayou Plaquemine by the sinking of his Hat
boat, will please communicate the same to Mr..
ALEX. RuTH.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
SCHOOL BOOKS,
State IF L0UjsiGna-PariSh of IberriHe-
6H Jndiciai District Court.

N' - &c ~ SOUfk
In matter of the Estate of Alexis
Gauthicr, decd.
WHEREAS: Elizabeth B. Leverett, in her
w own right as partner in the community
which existed between her and her late husband,
Trasimond Roth, deceased, and a. Natural Tu-
trlx, duly qualified OF their minor chi dren. God
frey /. Roth, John B. Roth. and Corale S. Roth,
has this day petitioned this Court for the homo
legation of her Final Account OF administration
OF the Estate of Alexis Gauthier, decd. filed by
her said deceased husband, on the 18th day Of
February, 1850. in his capacity OF Testementa-
ry Executor
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern TO show cause within thirty DAYS from
the date of the publication hereof, why the SAID
Final Account of administration should not be
homoIogated and made the judgment Of this
Court, and the Estate of said Trasimond Roth
be discharged from any further liabilities in the
Clerks office, June llth, 1860.
Jel6 Nj. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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Saturday, June 1S. I9SO.

~ We return our thanks to Senators SI;.
dell and Benjamin, and Messrs. Taylor and
Landrum, of this Statc--Senator Clay, Of
Alabama, and Hon. BIZ. Foulk, Of Illinois,
for late interesting public documents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

ED"lt is said that Heenan lost 81 900
on the American horse Umpire. lie bad bet
ter bet on his own muscle, and let horSe-nesh
alone. If the truth was known, however, we
doubt not the above loss would be diminished
by several thousand dollars.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

len BRoEcK.-"Vanity FAIR says that
II len Brock don't stop running his Ameri.
can horses against the English, he will be dead
b'0eeR' one account respecting him saws
that he had SO arranged his bets on the late
Derby, that if Umpire came out first. he
wonid win about $500, 600; if she got beat
he would still ~in about 5000. A shrevd
racer! Another account SAYS he won $50 ooo
on the race. There was some jOckeying, We
imagine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16


IHE LATE c. l.. LAyDaY-We gave
last week, instead Of the ordinary notice IN
der the usual head, rather an abrupt record of
the death of this gentleman, occasioned by
the '2et that our paper had gone to press,
and that we were forced to bring such notice
within = certain space, e We Inserted it al al.
lis death occurred a. Nr. Wiuche-ter's below
DOna,!sonvile, where he vas on 4 business
visit lie complained the night previous as
We heard a relative relate, of a 4 dicu,tv in
breathing, but was in his usual spirits. As
ne intended leaving early in the morning he
bid the family ad,eu when he retired for the
night. Next morning, lie bid good bye to the
gentleman Of the house who was still in bed
10 ms usual manner. This was about / o'clock.
Ats Mr.. NInchester was about departing for
church when he discovered the buggy of Mr..
Landry, in which he thought Mr.. l.. was far
distant. An inquiry to his servant elected no
information respecting him. \ search was at
once made, however, when he was found dead
sitting, and in the act of reading a news
paper. y physician was immediately sent for
when the cause of his death was pronounced
t. be apopleXy, or disease of the heart. II
was somewhat prophetic, that to'the gentle
man who had frequently Travelled with Mr..
Landry of late, he remarked that he expected
t" die very suddenly. lie was a gentleman
universally esteemed for his integrity. his fine
social qualities and goodness of heart. He
leaves a devoted family and a more than ordi-
narily large circle of friends and relatives to
mourn his sudden and untimely demise.
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The Success and Perpetuity of the
Democratic Party.

in connection with the sentiment Of the De.
mocracv Of This Darisb which we are called
npon TO state in = VERY nI,fn and axDlicit
manner,-which oiH Is done in every parish
Of this State--,nd il Is this. that L., Demo
Gratis Of lbsryjile claim no aaiirri,n in fl.
ture with men q hom A convention If their mar.
tv sti.matize as Gi,organjzsrS. .al traitor,
from tho Democratic ,orr,
The regular Democratic partv. which D., an.
tlroni,;r tn tIa "sous,tsr sovrr.irn' nN,,:,.
and tn thr I,,,l,s anti Sorfharn rr,r.io,rs
r5rao, cop.id.r any one IN an, r,L, Of , r.f.
milo and tr~r.t.wor,bv pc,,..,.t r.a, r,.
made it his steady and determined action. in
der The ccaomen and svoyin, lie ~n;.r.fa, 1,
Of a democrat 70 defeat the nominations Of
the regular Dewocracy-who 5,,ry fl. ,,,.
and who, in ayowipg their Democracy. onro,e
and tread upon the fundamental nria,.,res
and usaces Of the Democratic party. a, known
and practicei since the .J.cisouian.A Adams
c,mpafrn Of 1S2S--and who bv mi.r.prp-
sanitation and wrong .nd,,vor :, Lrir, thu,
rarty and its supporters into disreput. and
diSgrace--and who, looking TO the a.I Of the
( lifelong enemies Of the Democrat. pa.t =.
would prefer the chances bv such means of
! front seat in the political tab'rau of 1850
than to wait their turn by the old and honor.
able method, as practiced by the adherence
20 those rules and PRINCIPLES which pIared
Jackson and his Democratic successors IN the
Presidential chair. Nor can that party, a.
wa understand its sentiment. tolerate tLos.
suckers who, in vulgar p%ar'ance, can crsc..ui-
ly straddle the ton rail of a st,ke.,ul.ga,rr,d
fence. and with ease and elerapce lend either
hand in liftinc to the Ia. those ylosa ,ro,,is..
sound ,be sweetest ar wbose chances s.a,u
the hest far yi.t,,r In o,1.r r.,rd. ,Lo
Democracy bo,a "a b,va No halfway ,..l-
underwater adhrrents amonp tham. hui ma,
whom, were thev bnt q corpor,rs o,o,l -
number in the,r loc,Ii,v ,r,,l, F,L. :. H..
death ON the ,,nmn or At tho h.uo,h, 8.
''princip,es, not men. NOT fr tl.. r,,rr
Of o4fce. but the victory Of b,,,r,
Il is only by = course ike mi. ,b,. ,ha
te-ri,y and nerprtuitv Of tho Douo.r,t,,,
ty eau be maintained Mere .f.,t ra,.r.,,
dismemb,r or d;,graca if II is,,ry nv Ia
In, ;ts pr,;, and I,or ob.rit =.
9Th -.
- = '"''''o'o"' "e'
o~,o..,i. .n5
90 inr.;.a~m '''''"s
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

eea-Thc bark Of a willow tree, burnt
{" ashes, mixed with strong vinegar,
and applied to the parts, viii remove
all COINS or excreceaccs On any part of
the body.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

GENERAL JAcKsoN's WIFE AyD NASH
VILE EDIrORs.-A writer in the Bayou Sara
Ledger denies the truth OF the assertion, con-
tanned in Parten's Life Of jackson, thata Nash.
vile editor on one occasion uaducrd the wife
of the General, and that he was about to take
summary Vengeance upon the traducer, but
was prevented by Mrs. Jackson, by her entrca-
ties, aud by quoting the scriptural passage,
that "veugeauce IS mine lie thinks il must
have been Hammond Of Cincinnati. We be.
l'cye, with the correspondent of the Lecturer
that 10 Nashville editor ever traduced Mrs.
Jackson. She had been much maligned how.
ever in connection with the story going the
political rounds Ia those days that jackson had
hrNt seduceu her FROM her legitimate husband,
and then killed the husband-alI false. We
JoIn him in vIndicating the memory Of the
Nashville ed tors OF thct time with reference
to this particular matter. There were but two
of them, however, who aourished at the Pc
Rod alluded to: WV. q. Hunt, of the Banner,
and ALLEN \. HALL, Of the Republican, the
only journals published there between 1924
and 1881. The former was a staunch Wing.
and has been dead twenty five years; the other
was a staunch Democrat and is still alive, and
now equally as staunch for Bell and Everett.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

1F@Fwo thousand bales of cotton and a
cotton shed were destroyed by fire at the Or.
leans Cotton Press, New Orleans, on Wed.
nesday last.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16
Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO TIE PUBLIC

THE UNDERSIGNED has appointed Nr
L .lLEN.INDER ROTH his Agent, 10 re-
cei'e or 10 be made acquainted with all descriP-
lions OF yalCsUies, much Of which. sunk with
his da,boa. near Devils Elbow in Bayou
P~taqpemiue. some weeks since, still remain in
The Bayou. consisting OF Carts, Wagons, Nails.
&c. &c All persons. therefore, who may find
any OF his articles, are directed and requested to
deliver them, OF give information TO the above
named gentleman.
JelG-tt JOSHUA B0DLEY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

PRINCE DE JOINvILLE.-About the mid
die of next month he will leave for Eu-
rope, returning again in the course of
SIX months with his young son and two
nephcws-the Count de Paris and the
Due de Chartres-who are at the pres
ent travelling i'll Syria. 1t is the inten-
ton of the Prince TO place his son in the
Naval Academy of Annapolis for a
course Of inStruction.-Ex.
We would respectfully ask If it is the rule
that any american can place his son at this
institution, by merely paying for such ~instruc.
ton, as such has been stated to be the Princes
wish or intentiOnsl Certainly no young man
of the zone and sinew Of the American Dem>
ocracy can go to West Point Academy, unless
he receives a regular commission from Gov
eminent; and such we are pretty sure is the
rule at the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Why should a dethrOned Europeon Prince
have powers not extended to the son Of IN
American Mcdaniel
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

SUBSCRlPTi0N-Throe Dollars aud fifty ceats per an
nnnl, If paid IN advances rise Dollars per aauusn, II a.t
paid IN advance.
SINGLE COPIES-Ten Cea:y.
STANDING NoTUE,-Gen;ICmen 1ssifiu- 20 be au-
nounced do Candidates for ofice--or such desire IS
expressed through f~ieDIs-onst accompany it wih
the usual and regular fec of $40.
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BIEsD,

Ia TINS Town. on Tuesday evening last, A.
GArx, a Gunsm!th by trade, and of French ma
tIvity we believe. lie was about So years OF
ave.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

sS- Among the ingenious inventions
+ the day is one for the working Of but
eales. II viii work ten in a minute
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Richmond Democratic Convention.

Previous to Adjournment on the 18th,
& resolution was offered, which was
unanimously adopted instructing the
seeding delegates to return to Rich
mond and meet in convention on the
Dist inst.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-16

Etdt deh LOutStdRe-PdrOiSSe d IJerriHe-
COuT du 6eme District Judicidire.
Dams la Succession de feu Alexis eau
thier.
4 TTENDU. qu'Eiizabeth B. Leverett, en- son
II propre droIt CONNIE spouse survivante de la
communicate qFexistait entire ellie ct lie dit feu
Irasimond Roth. ct CONNIE Tutrice naturelle do
leurs enlans mlneurs, Godfrey T. Roth. John B.
Roth ct Coralle 5. Roth, a ce jour ~presente sa De-
tltion Ell cette cour pour obtenir fhomologation
du Compile Final de administration de Ia sue
cesslen de ieu Alexis Gauthier, enliasse en- cette
cour pour son dit epoux lie 13me. jour de Fevrier
1860, Ell sa capacite d'Executeur Testamentaire.
Avis est par lie present dome a toux ceux Que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente iours de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles ke
dit Compile Final ne serait pas homologue ct fait
lie Jagement de cette Cour, ct la Succession de
ont Iraslmond Roth d~echarge de toute RESPONSE
bIlite en- cette a%tfaire.
Bureau du Grefier, JUN IL, 1860.
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bureaus, Assorted coloTs oiTetea- retqs
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Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles hnIstaya5 r.,
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