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$4,000 Cedar CrOSS-tieS Wanted.
rTNHE Memphis Ohio Railroad Company desrous
contracting with responsible parties for the furnishing
and delivery, the river bank at tie pa0 Of H0 Rf0e
IN Memphis, Of
$4,000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,
l000 Coses be delivered by May s and the balance by
Jny let, 1860.
The Gross are Of sound timber free sm doe
sha6e to be at least nine 81 feet long, with ends square, to be
fairly heWn two sides face Of notess than eight ~ inches
the face to be hewn line and parallel to each ether, with
thickness OF six inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of payment, third cash delivery and the bal
anceiu six and months, with well paper
The privilege rerysd Of rejecting any and all bids should
The terms not be satisfactory
Sealed Proposals will be received for the furnishing and dev
the above material the Engineers office Of the
Company in AphS until February 10th and at the City Hotel
In Nashvh from 10Th 18Th February, 1860 which nesand
places niormeton desired obaine Of the undersigned
either by letter or in person. W. D. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
Engineers Office. Memphis Ohio R. R. ans-ti febI5
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DRIME JAGEBVA AND MOCHA COFkEE
n . large lot at very re6noel prices
sauqn y ORR,
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HENRY FOWLER,
Justice Of the Peace.
SITE OF rENNEssEE. coMPrRnrLrR,s orr1cr

NAsHvILlE Jan. @ 1860,
This is 10 certify that the Ena Insurance Company located
at Hartr the State a Connecticut has complied WIN All
ihe requirements Of passed by The General Assembly o
he State OF Tennessee March, 1856 entitled An Act n rem.
late the agencies of Insurance Companies norporal m
he State of Teuuesee" sud that Joseph Nash W Mar
ave The legally authorized agent OF said Company in e town Of
Nashville, State OF Tennessee
J. T. DUNLAP
Comptroller.
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Freight 10 New york and philadelphia
on
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not than 600 pounds Eegh - a5
Ilour li5
No insurance necessary except from Charleston ard savanah 10
New YORK aud Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed the option aud expense Of when
COMPRESSED t be iehtsd from New York 70 foreign ports
Al 3 % 3l6 less than eoitan not compressed.
TThrough receipts issued ~ the Freight AGENT Of he Nash
vile and Chattanoogt Railroad.
@. ". ANDERsON.
dec gasEBP asrs..I 49,
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From Seabuiy & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Yesper Gas brilliant and beautiful light that
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Neper Gas Burner and retort is perfectly simple, that
not get cut Of order, il explode.
The management Of the burner easily understood and
ques bn little attention keep clean and in good
than ordinary gas fixtures TIE light produced By Vesper
Gas consider fully equal in ever rpect any other kind
Of Gas light JOHN n. SEABURE,
T. D. SEABURY,
II. s. PEACH.
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STATE OF rgNNEssEE. coNprRoLLER,s oEE1nE.

NAsHvILE. January ., 1860.
ias is 70 certify hatihe Home Insurance Co located at New
4ork IN Tie State Of n York. has complied With an require
ents OF an act passed by The General assembly Of he e
Tennessee in March, 1856, entitled San rezuaie the
agencies OF Insurance Companies not Incorporated y the State
or Tennessee and thatJ NASH and ". J. MAR the le
gay authorized agents Of said company IN tie ely Of Nash
vile, state Or Tennessee. j. T. DUNLAP,
LsEAL-l Comptroller.
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City ane County Of New York -
ChsrlesJ Martin, President and Milton smith sesrear
CT e Hone Insurance Company being seYeraly sHorn
pose ana sy ana ech ar himself says, that the foregoing
true ul aud correct statement of the affairs Of The said Co
rao and that they arc the above described
lslEneal CHAhLESJ MARTIN. President
lsgnedl ]. MILTON SMITH, sscretsry.
suDscribe= and sworn bfor me- this stnday of January
D., 1860 (signed)
- J. II. WASHBURN,
lLs( Commissioner for Teuu-sse
tD IN New York.
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sTATE OF coNxEorIoTr. Hartford Co, IS

lAhltuAhi Jan. lst leuU.
Personally appeared before Justice OF the Peace duty
qualified administer oais F. g. Ripley President and Thos
a. Alexander Acting Secretary and made solemn oath that the
foregoing stement OF the assets condition the Fina In
suraure Company is true,
HENRY FOWLER,
Iusfe orf fla
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
COBNER MAIN AND FOURTH sTs,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
HARROW a. PHILLIPS,
PEOPEIETORs.
W. N. MURPHY CLERK ;.,t- e.,

DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
AND
Med zeal saddle BmES.
TWyB are just in receipt OF another supply Of Dip. In
sruments and Meica Saddle Bags Ct lev aad improved
styles; to Feh we respect fully invite the attention Medical
Students and Practitioners
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
oc3O No 10 South Side Public rnnara
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kWTATM WOODS 1WPHOV ElIE.E n .--It1s
celebrated dschns eceiVed the r1l premium o. Gard
d0D AEDAL a. the tecomhned ReapnT and Moving 5affus
q The great United States Aycuura Fair heda Lousve
Ay in september i1I. ms trial near rcusa Ne
York; In Julys where an ne prpai Machines In ths F1
states Fe,e thoroughly tested The committee made aEarr
through Aarahal p wilder President United 1tateB arenrsI
Society, at LonlsViile Eg
t also received the ward IS the best Rsaper,and the si
Hosl seioie to iere Committees appointed BY the Pred
dens Of The Davidson County Agricultural gocty a Nrrs
in uy iiol' over most Of 1e aehnes in Tenn
Aunerous other prluu and aHCrs were 4ren ir Nashrs
dIsng the last season. over every Maohinei America
The above n1chines are fcr sale by the nndersisaef
=. y. 0HEATHAM
Gslersi gent Tor ne STATE.
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
n. Il. SNOWDEN & CO.,
SOLE Agents for the sale OF The caisbrats uorr of
- hls FLOUR have ust leo bags per Rlrsi which
they are selling az Mills prices
This Flour has he Premium al onr state r,f ana rf
at s. per barrel higher in York marriott thsn 49,, r
brand
We expect 60 keep fun supply on hand ana recommend &c
with thc utmost roundtueeto our customers as a gr Ia
say fiour We have ever setn. sN0WDEH q Co.
No 4 North Cherry Street.
dec Union m Hr1arfrsrH uarl.1.nr
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DIR. KINGS DgsPENsARY
PnR pprrarE DISEASES.

Poc;ss ssaed and renewed and losses promptly paid BY
n24-dlm NASH 4 mARR. 25 College street.
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Policies Issued aad renewed by
NASH 4 NARR, Ag'ts
farl4 dim Nc. ., College stree
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TEN LINES OR LEss CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN TEE DAILY.
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8asBbilIt alnion an0 9maitan.


..''.ly So IFI-sEeelIly 81 VVeesIy ae.
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aHYh have iust received small shipment OF pTnF APPLE
bla Alt which Tor Fefnaas of taste favor 3 on
pFsceieu,ei. nTrErr u0nnear = do
declg ~ r--l.a a l7--.sl s,.
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VINEGAR.
AYING recently purchased the Vinegar 1anufactorv for
merly belonging 70 r. r. Boyd, moved ts same
10 the warehouse Of D. Parrish Co. College street, south
OF Broad where, since reEoyaing and improving works.
an prepared to supply persons enga in the with supe
rior article Of Vinegar. Call and examine
Jan@o-dlm A. A. DORMAN
having dspofed CT my Vinegar Works. would recommend
TO my old customers and oth engaged the trade to give its
present proprietor, Mr. Dorman, call, feeling confident st
win he improvements he has made upon il, he furnish an
article 0 vinegar superior because puer than any furnish
ed by Cincinnati or Pittsburgh manufacturers
Jan26-dlm r. R. BOYD.
HOUSE PAINTING
FEHHE subscriber preuared execute with the greatest
promptnsss contracts, however large, which may be ten
aered style and upon s which cannot fail give sasc.
ton He is also prepared % execute al manner OF
SION AND 0REANESTAL 7RAININa AND NlRpLlsa
Having 10 that department secured the sses Of the exper
and experienced artists.
LDs subscriber would request persons having work in his
give him call before making Anal arrangements
r. 7. FL EMTNG
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ts errs aud convenient Store House % us Meth ssso
s ane s971rs, nov occupied hy Aliag, a1sor 4 cd
dee2 tcr-ru- u.5vr.-
puger sprsru, r.-, .,-.,r-
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stenfe dc SHeFic.

L'TAT DE LALOUISIANE-PAEoIssE
IL D.IDERvrLLE-CogF d. GENE DisIEIcr.
+. l.. |lIiriart rs. Louis Rlvet, Admins
tratcur dc L.. {. Rivct, deccde, Neuvc
J. b. Aruaudcz.-No 1913.
En- vcr,u dun ordre GU decret a moi adresst
par Hon bic. Ia sus-dIte Gear dams Ia cause CT
GesSUS IUt.,niCe - hume Otce, en- date du %
Maj. l>GD, J eXposeraI IN yeu'e p~ublIque au plus
oiiC.ut 81 a-ra.er euclrItsseuT,
LINDI j , JULIET proo.aia,
1850. a II heures, =. NJ. les propr,e,es ci-apres
t,cu'es apIaT,eUant a ia succession lie "a Neuve
). u ATnlu!eZ. s0yolr.
IN CERTAIN NOECEAU DE TERRE 81
tue cans IA paToIs>e dIDeryl.le i've droite du
heuvr, me>uraut un drpent et uue demIe arpeut
de lace sur ie DIT heuye ayec une pro.outeur de
q~ua'aute aTieu's plus on mons. bone en- haut
TaI 'euc aygas'ruIul 4 Va mont u-bcIt. e. Ell
hss uar 'eue Je Madame hebrirtte lIebcit. ain
sIque lou- .rs ua,I>ses e. auelIJgatIous quI sy
]irouveuI e. appdrtIrur ent.
lie mobiiier Grapes decrt CONSTANT en-
Ir,S Co~prt.Potates, me demls doacGtne
ChaIyes, an lot de lolSseAeS, uae dcmlc
douediHe Couisauy, Hne Behe ct uHc
PeAc. UHe pare de LuRcttc en- or. Rae pdire
ditto IN argent. HRs NoHtre en- or, uRe
BareEe e anc TGbatiere en- argent.
Ainsique la moitIe indivise des articles sui
wants, savoIr:
La Motto indivise dun Buffet, deux Poels de
cuisine, deux Charues Ell un.Cheval Bale.
La vente aura lieu la residence de Mr.. Val
mont Hebert en- cetie paroIsse.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
lie 30 Maj, 1870. je2
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Sac.'iT's Saic.

STATE OF LOJISIANA-PAH-u OF
y lrEEymLE-GIn J~rrlcAL Dlsr. Co,Nr.
AduuiS Petit rs. George Iurrcs,-No.
1919.
Zulma Beck Is. George Forrest. NJ.
l35O.
Roth. pcblicuy 4 Go. rs. George Forrest.
No. 1851.
:. Schmalinski Is. George FOrrest-No.
1910.
By virtue Of four writ, OF Fl. Fa. 10 me direct
ed from the Hon tie. the aforesaid Court in the
above eu'I'Iei and numbered causes, | have seiz-
eI and vii offer al pubic sale 70 the highest and
last bidder. TO cash. on
S~iTURD1T, III day Of jul ueyt,
1850. al II o'clock. 4. NJ. at the Court house of
tins parish. all the right, title, interest and claim
Of the defendant. George Foue.t, In and 10 the
following described pioIeTty. tO-wIt.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the town Of Piaquemlne, parish of lberyIlle,
measuring sevepty-two feet more OF less on
Bank street. by a depth OF one hundred and
twenty feet more or les on Naliam strpci. bound
Ell on the side opposite Marian stIvet by the ioJ
hereinafter described. aud in the rear by lot be-
longing 10 Snee X Foley, formerly TO Henry Pei
Tenet, lO5tlltT Win all the buildings ana I'M
ProyemeLts thereon being and thereunto belong
lug.
ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
lying and situated in the town OF PlaGuemIue,
parish OF lUervIlie, measuring seventy Two feet
front on Bank street, by u depth OF one hundred
and twenty feet more OF less. bounded on The up
per side towards the North by lot OF Christian
Weight, aud on the lower or South side by the
lot above described. and in the rear by lot OF said
Suee X Foley. together with all the Buildings
AMI Improvements thereon being and belonging
"a certain negro woman named RACHEL,
aged about 40 years also, a claim of said George
Forrest. being amount due and coming 10 aim tor
certain work done on Bayou Sorre.l, IN this pa
Iish, as per contract between said Forrest and one
John McGInty, Oh the part, and Lafayette Cald-
well, Swamp-land Commissioner on the other
part-sald clam amounting to the sum Oh
aud now IA the hands OF sad McGinly.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy said wits of Fl. Fa.
and costs.
TIIEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
June ID. 1860.
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SheriT's Sale.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH or
~ IsERvILLK-6rH JUDICIAL DIsT. CouRr.
Louis Petit rs. +. p. Patureau-No. 1924
By virtue Of a wit of seizure and sale is,pe3
in the above entitled and numbered cause. from
the Hon'bie the aforesaid Court and TO me ii.
rected, | have seized and will offer at public sale
10 the hIghes, and last bidder. on
SATURDA y, 7M day Of JUL Y ext
1860, at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House Of
this parish, in the town of Plaquemine. all tho
right, title. interest and claim of the defendant,
r.. ,. PatuTeau. IN and 10 the following described
and mortgaged property, TO wit:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. or
Town Lots, situated in the SAID parish Of Der
vile IN The town Of P~laquemine, one OF which
said lots measuring fifty feet front on Man street
by one hundred feet IN depth, bounded on the
side towards the MIsSIssippI TIveT, by a lot now
belonging 10 Augustus Talbot, Esq. on the oppo-
site side by an alley dividing said lot from the
lot, and called Alley OF Themis,D
and in the rear by the lot OF ground heTeinaiie,
described. The other of SAID lois meas 5ring SIX
" feet front on Seminary street by one hundred
and n~i'y-lour feet in depth-all these measure
meu;s being English OF American rneasure-this
last lot being bounded on the side towards the
Bayou PlaquemIUe by lots belonging 10 Angus.
Durand, Augustus Talbot and the lot first above
described, on the opposite side by a lot be-
longing 10 the vendor, Louis Petit, and IN the
rear by Themis Alley. together with all the
Buildings, Fences. improvements and .Appurte-
nauceS. now on said lots and thereto belonging.
Seized to pay and satisfy the sum OF two thOu-
sand one hundred and len dollars, with eight per
cent per aunum interest on seven hundred and
s~iKry-six dollars thereof from the lst day Of
April, IsJs. till pad, and with the same interest
on six hundred and niuety-six dollars thereof
tIom the Ist day OF April, 1859, till paid aud
with the same interest on six hundred and forty
eight dollars thereof from the LIST day OF April,
1850. tII pais, subject 20 a credit of two hundred
and ninety dollars, paid June 4th, 1859, and costs.
1HEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
June "a. 1850.
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Latest Photographic Dispatches.
The Fight for the World Championship
Decision OF the Referee.

The following relates TO the great fight:
The decision regarding the great prize fight
for the Worlds Championship, between John
c. Hcenan and Tom Savers, had been finally
rendered.
The ed;tor Of Bells Life, the referee, has
decided that those two champions should each
be presented with a belt, and they have both
agreed to this.
Tom Savers has declared his intention Of
Withdrawing from the prize ring.
According to this fact, the Benicia Boy may
justly be styled The Champion of the World.
Notwithstanding the above. We perceive
that lIcenan has written a letter to this coun-
try, saying that day had been appointed for
another fight.
Dispatches speak Of the invasion Of Sicily
by Girabaldi, and the troubles in the State,
of'hc Church. Ita'y is still in as great d fer
ment as ever.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02

PARISH DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
NTTEE.-It was doubtless an oversight Of this
Committee in not formally notifying our dele
~gates-in conformity with the proclamation
OF the State Democratic Executive Committee
of the re.assembling Of the State Conven-
ton at Baton Rouge on Monday next, there
TO assist in such action, in view Of the results
at Charleston, as might be deemed advisable,
in accordance with the presumed Of not off,
cially expressed) sentiments Of the Democra-
cy Of Iberville. But perhaps the notification
made through this paper, as the organ of the
Democratic party of this parish, the .com-
mittee thought public enough, and sufficiently
formal and official for all practical purposes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02
SheriTS Sale.

STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
- IBEKvILLl-6TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
P /. Hiriart rs Louis Rivet, Aministra-
tor of l.. c. Rivct, deceased, No. ).
b. Aruandez.-No. 1913.
Bv virtue Of az order OF decree TO ne directed
from the Hou'bl-. the aforesaid Court IN the
above entitled and numbered cause, bearing date
the 18th OF May, lsGU. ! viii offer at public sale
10 the highest and last bidder, for cash, on
MONDAY, 2nd doy # jul nett,
1860. at Il o'clock, \. NJ, the following des-
cnbed property belonging 10 the succession OF
We. !. b Amaudez. L. vi
4 CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND lying and
situated m the parish Of IuerFIIir on the rISA'
jauk o.! The lIycr MISSISSIPPI d., measuring ore ar
ycnt aud the one halt o. al arpeut front on sad
IlyeT. by iuIty aTJeEts more or less Iu depth,
bounded above by land belonging 70 Naimout
Hebert. and below Ly laud oi Mrs HturIe,,e
Ileberr. with all The Buildings and Improve
mru;s thereon being and tHereuuto belonging.
The following movable property consisting III
Three Quits, OnehdU dO-cR CHatrS,
one lot Crockcryrare, hdT dozen
Knires, me Spdde and Shorek,
one pair gQhi-m0unted Spectacley.
one pair wIrer-mountcd d0, Onc
GoM Uuch and Ring, and one
STEER >nuf Bor.
Also. the undivided half OF the following move
ah'es.
Tie mdirjdcd hoJ Of one SAFE,
hro Cookjng SiorcS, trO PloaghS
and one Bay HorSe.
Tie sale will BE- made al he residence Of Mr..
Naluout Heuert in tins parish, about s miles be-
low the town OF PIaquemIue.
IHLO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
MAY 3Uth. 1850. Je4
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VENTE e SHERIFF.
ETATD DE la LOUISIANE-PARorssE
L. DIBERyILLE-COUR DU 6eme DISTRICT.
1 IL. Do ~ l. u Dntnrnnn " 1o1n
June % 1850.

ETAT De la LOUlSIANE--PARoIssE
IL DIBERyILLE-CoUR DU SEINE DIsTRIcr.
Louis Petit rs. +. p. Patureau-No. 1919.
En- vertu dun writ de saisie ct vente a moi
adresse par FHon'ble. la susdte Cour dams Ia
cause ci-dessus ~intiiulee Ell numerotee, Jial SAL
sic et J'exposeral en- vente publique au plus of.
irant Ell ternIeT encherisseur,
SINEDI k : JULIET proclaim.
1850. a 10 heures, A. NJ, a la maison de Cour de
celle paroIsse dams Ia willie de Plaquemine, tous
les droIts. titres. in,erets Ell pTetentiOns de Ferdi-
naud 7. Pafureau, en- et aux prophecies ci-apres
decrites ct hypothequees, SAVIOR:
DEUX TERRAlNS on LOTS DE TERRE
si,ue lans Ia dte pare. sse d'Iberville dams la vile
dc P!a4usmine-un des dts lots mesurant Gin
quante pieds de face sur la rue du Maine avec
une proiouteur DE cent pieds. borne du cote vers
lie heuve par lot appaTienant a A. Talbot, de Pau
ire cote par une ale, appellee "Themis Alley,r 10
d.,isant du lot lie Ia maI>on de Cour, Ell en- arriere
par lie lot cI-apres dtcrit. L'autre lot mesurant
soiXante pIsds de face sur la rue Seminary, avec
une proiondcur de cent cinquante quatre pieds,
mesuTe Americana. &c dat lot ct borne du cote
veTs lie Bayou Plaquemine par lots appaTteuantA
AugusIe Durand. Augustus Talbot ct lie lot CT
cessns premieTement decrit, de lautre cote par
LOT. appartenant a Louis Petit, ct en- arrere par
Themis Alley, ainsigue toutes les Batisses, Bar
neres, Authorizations Ell AppaTtenances qui SO
treuvent sur les dts teTrains ct y appartienuent.
SaIslrs pour payer ct satisialre a Ia somme de
deuX mile cent dix piastTes, avec lnleTet a raison
DO HUT pour cent par an sur la somme lie sept
cent solXante SIX pia>tres du Ter Anvil, 1853,
JHsqu'au Placement e, lie meme intGret sur Ia SOM
me de six cent quatre viugt seize plastres du Ter
Anvil, 1859, lnsqu'au Placement, Ell lie meme inte-
ret sur la somme de SIX cent quarante hunt pias-
tres du Ter Avril, 1860, ~jusqn'au Placement, sujet
a un credit de deux cent quatre vingt dix piastTes
pave lie 4 JUN, 1859, ct les frais he process.
THE0. BLANCHARD, Shenf.
lie ? JUN, 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02
The Meeting ut Bayou GouIa.

A friend has given US a brief outline 1.-THE
briefer the better as we have but little room
to spare) of the affair that came of at.Bayou
Goula in this parish last Saturday, and previ-
ously referred TO by US. Il might have been
a Democratic meeting, but it was, as we anti
cipated, OF the Soule- Cottman stripe-a stripe
but little patrOnized by the thoroughbred or.
iginal Democracy Of Iberville. Our informant
reckoned the meeting TO consist Of some fiji
teen or twenty persons. lie was merely a
'lookcr on in Venice and what talking he
did was done outside the ring
Mr.. HENEY BROWNE was called to the Chair
and Messrs. GrY HILBERT and JoSEPH RICHARD
appointed Secretaries.
The principal business done by the meeting
appeared to be the nominating Of some eight
delegates and their substitutes t9ne Of whom
rebels against the use thus made Of his name,
and assures US that he shall formally and
publicly decline the honor to the Donaldson.
vile Conventiou-the passing Of certain res"
buttons calculating we presume their pecull-
ar political tenets at the present juncture, one
Of which doubtless condemned the action of
or courageous and patriotic delegates at the
National Convention we would be pleased
however to contradict this suppocition-a and
the appointment of a Parish Executive Com
mittce p~refaced by democratic" There is
already a Democratic Parish Executive Com
miltec, whose powers were derived from a re-
gular Mass Meeting Of the Democracy at the
parish Court. house, and which powers have
not yet been resc;nded. 1t is meant most
probably as the Executive Committee Ct the
Sou'e-C otImanI faction, which is az right.
The above, with the semi-Otiicjal episodes
Of reading and animadverting upon the ex-
cessive impudcnce of our innocent and harm
less article of last Saturday and the conSe-
quent denying to US the honor OF being re-
quested to pab'i>h the proceedings, was about
aIsthat We CLEANED relative to this haTmIess
atffH 1t was represented to US as a complete
failure; but If what We perceive published be
a fact, that the great SaEhcdrlm himself DIR.
COttmanl made two Intellectual attempts to get
up a similar meeting on the oath ut. at Don
aldSonyilIe, the meeting at Bayou Goula may
well be termed a victory, demanding the Luz-
gas and c,oritications Of the faction every
where. Bayou Gouia takes the lead-she
has sent forth her voice upon the winds-alas
for the old Democracy Or rather the faction
that assembled there on Saturday takes the
lead'-for Bayou Goula is not yet prepared
to surrender the honor of being the "o.d
guard" Of the old Democracy Of Ibervi!le!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-02

a BoLD y PATRIOTIC PosuIoH.-Thc
Montgomery ala Mail, an Opposition jour
nal, declines hosting the Bell and Everett
flag, upon the ground that it has for years
maintained the right OF the slave States to
enter and enjoy the common territories of the
Union with their slaves, and 10 be protected
there in that enjoyment" and that it is pledg-
ed not to support for Office any man who has
failed to assert and maintain that doctrine
1t thus winds up:
We cannot yield our right 10 opinion
or our loyalty to the South. Our posi-
ton may lead to heavy pecuniaryloss-
subscribers may cease tobe such-all
business may be withdrawn-the ut
most punishment may be dealt MS for
for what some may call contumacy-
Notwithstanding all, we shall stand
firm, (without even a wish to think
otherwise, on the position, hat the
mau and the platform ue support must
freely and oithOut equirOcdtion accord to The
South all she justly claims.