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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
MANHOOD


nR. PAWS, oezlst and Aurt-s. f21 S=Ecncelef 81,
IL Nes oris ans, Ia, has ne~ly-inveBted lns<rn-
uzent, fcF ezsFeme ease4 q tesiness- VIII n a.
sistaIes persaa = enables % bear sitk III great
e.soy ordlhsFy eTssiio1 and l. bssar
~ pabEc lblies. II Fszss c1npEe ely NJ bin NE
Ear znt c4n b rlstout tts slightest y % We
nseacs- ons oblect Of ths isaTunlehs > - Keep NE
sFszn IN state 81 aslIs ~ ard By - DO
iaE, Ia tinse enable nsrson q disIezsr SAh ~
ess- t.li sud ex1nIse - sena scr eifen1r.
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EMPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Comma
Il ny, IN connection with the Roads below are
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
and savannah 10 Nashville, at slower speed ,butwih
be same certainty as Their passenger trans No DE
lay TO freights by this cute. EW. COLE
ISh<f-u Supt.
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: %
Time from savannah and Charleston Nashy ile three
three and half and four days
hne from New York and Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine DAYS
lnteryeniDgS bbalhs cause.-the above variations in
time, freight trains are run ON SUNDAY over
three lines.
No detentiops by ice snow. Oyercharges ana
damages except damages occurring al seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville ard Chattanooga Rail
road on delivery Z. W. ANDERSON
dec23-tf
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Auction and Commission Card.
10 SOUTHERN MERcnayTS IND DEALERS.

THE subscribers have orenea large snd exfen-
j eiye house for The Transaction q sfrtctly Con-
MISSION BU>fSksS ASis6FNEHAI AGENCY uifh
arrangements for the reeepsion q All kinds
n Goods Wares, Merchandise ard Manufactures IN
the Various dspaFtnefs = Of Tssde.
MS with coRadescs znd pleasure that We call the
sttentoE thezs visiting Nasty lie ear varied
aad conrtantiy changing stack The irrgtr portion
q our cotsiEBnsnfk fscEs uehssi sirtrs frsf
AGnds. ;hose fsseed O. sell o. faHes- kcep
"a Tis< ihas the loney Is Hzse n the pure sse- -
Orrss faithfully eifeneed 90 kea se1 BY
ths cash. DtSJ. y. siSttlIsS CO.
Genital Stores. No. = sns - celsg< "a.
ieos-if Nashville. Team.
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Sold by all respectable Dealers throughout
the Country.
THIS fine brand of Champagne, which until the
past year confined exclusively TO the best Ia
bIes of The Continent OF Europe, has now obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity in this
country. 1t is recommended by some of the first
Physicians of the city Of New York over all other
wines, account of its extreme purity and delica
cy, and those w-o once try 1t rarely use any other
brand. Although only year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing Our arrange
such To ensure the quality Of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard. The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by US, being
tie sole Agents OF Mcssrs. De VENoGE Co.. in this
country. L. V. HAUaHWOUT co.
Nos. ASS 400 and 492 Broadway New York.
Sold il Nashville by NJ. * f. +. CHEATIIAH
Corner OF Church and College sts
mar9-3md
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

Our Catalogue refers but partially TO the GooDs
(kept by us) in their respective departments.
Toour friends and patrons we beg TO say, that ouT
stock will be equal, hot superior to any we have
hereto offered; and most resp ctfully invite
an exa u.inaton of it, assuring all who may favor Us
With call that they will ind our prices uniformly
low and our terms D. st liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
ceiving our st ok daily.
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For Rent or Lease.
Express to CIarksViIle.

IT He Southern Express Company respectfully an
Il nOunce that they running MESSENGERS
through 20 GAINESVILLE, VIA. Z X. and Nj C. l.
Rail cars and are prepared forward to that place
aud intervening points with promTtness and dispatch
all goods usually sent by express. They viii also
forward to all place stage routes, coDDectiL G
with he above Railroads Bills, notes, drafts, ETC
collected and prompt return made
kSg- Office No. 19 Public Square.
febI7-tf A. X HOLT Superintendent.
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sundries! Sunari,s.

yYoU car md. 81 al times 81 store, al kinds
Of Grocer zee, Eeeh - sugars, Coslse, Nolassss,
f.f-tr CHURCH ANDERSON + 90.
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Pennanship.

II wra wish a. attend hr. IsuI BEARS Class
n should do 50 immediately Nliie there - an -
peftuas8y. Isung gents asef y BE- sssA gead sal2-
rses and cod staz t,ns, shsuh % themselves fl.r
aliag such s.asiions u Tie sssEz aetl "a teiT
players Good
WRITING
l. ssseatlal 10 every BUSINESS RAN
SOGRAP HY
Sheald Dc Taught teeyefy child Ia TIE PHILADELPHIA
nseh scilsoi every pupil required 10 leaFa IT,
Why shousa the citzets Nashs lie - told that 's
sT4sFes ssyeTai ears 10 leain a. sac nef etc II :
kaEdFex bas ASEhtles, - 60 IesfH u ~hen So nsny
boys IN = % y seafs az sFes have leaFHei u
eath NJ b., and Rad AID ss5ts Il eAzIly - esu--
maa prtEt.
why shesid Esanessrsus, - siiox ssg themselves
- BE- deserves - ths ulatteT snd keff - eeEEa
ether Statss. hate 20 f<na Tor azzas tfaEx
a. sstasf states Tor tc-ist1tirs eFftess b1t a =
nes foF rsIzFtisE aens siztHis ezef9t u lsEek4f-
- - ether ess ons Il ss sFezl.s e e4eeas.enAi ATS
shst - faund.
IseaTs % Il a y .stssr i. sas : sas - hsshi.
THAT
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%MPxON AAENE

C.SO A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
.OcO An sgenti is wanted in every town and coun
Is the United States, TO engage i'll respectable
aud easy business by which tie above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars ad-
dress DIR. }. HENRY HARNER. corner 18th street and
Broadway, New York City, enclosing one Postage
Stamp. feb21-d4wam
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Prizes Paid Immediately after the
CAuTION.

aS- ll,rdersaddresset 10 r7kAScf BRoADBENIt
o. Nil nj IA Del vii NEE viii prompt atten-
ION, sRdth printed glcia drawing ssen tassOOn az
over.
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ICE. Er.s, sGt.i

M have eEPeneA esE Zee Depot u he FeaF 81
w sas etzte haek ant ali sed - ese4r zap
Ia sEe ez-fsst thai s-ee Gag &c ffsssn Fsss
dEsf a ID ftesE EzEss zfsh q Azsk giEls zss made
sz<lpStFeis = see bs4 sFHs EatsF - ne state fssa
fsef - elEtf tEeass sAAk- NJ sta esru = ae.z< 90
sssesh cAesfy slesel a. Nessssy's srec<fy stare
st<sst stse fzstss \
1..afl1-s kSLf LAkEAEE
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Tart TAI
whisky! whisky. Whisky.

w have just reo,iy lived large lot q TAR, and
w q, ring IL NJ h. lowest ngufc.
nar2a-,f CHURCH ANIskkSOs 4 co.
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S IL K S,
D R ESS G COS,
AND
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian Silks, all wiCtbs-
GrOs DeEhiLes L. obs, every width and quality
IL Ons GTCs D'Aaps, BI'k aud eOPd.
Black Ianetas medium and heavy.
Black ArInuTe Rcyale.
3Ich POult Dc Suie-
Rich PouII lie Sole, Bayadere and Plain.
GTUs Defa Hull boiled
Rich CbeBe, extra rich
Rich Robes, two 20 ten vOlants.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black Satins, 6.
White six Serges and Oil Silks.
Black and ooIOred CLaIlies.
POplIns, Bay adere, CbeHe and Broche.
Grapes, h gilsh and Italian, all colOTs.
Grape Leisse-
Oriental Bareges and Tissues
Grenadines and Icons Cloths.
BeIAILss i laid and Printed.
BeIaines, rich chIntz cUlurs.
MxrInos, Dix white and cold.
AIpsceas, BLK, cold and Brocade.
Black Bombazines, Winter and Summer fabric.
MVreens for skirts
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Clan Tartan Plaide, Scotch.
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FysuE sassFzfzzez f<speezfslis isfetns he pubss
II tias Ne hzz Es<sztls seksa fAs zb<te sssHd sz4
= pregsree 4 - nlsekse isszE II al - bEssehss
spce - Hez<s Stsx-1s. Eszzf kzszlElzs ke-t A..
zee ts<x zz4 Il zEsrt assee< Ne szi.zisz
gAz TkEfkv.
seass-sf Ass1L
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{ipfrp Stables.
ME- E r r A MS
LEVIATHAN LIVERY STABLE.
- NORTH MARKET STREET.

t4A NUhIH MARKET STREET.
1,HE undersigned bexs leave 70 Inform hisfr,ends
L and the public that he has still on hand q num-
Der of handsome vehicles of ali kinds, and splen-
did stud OF buggy and saddle horses for the use Of
fast youne gents on COUNTING EXHIBITIONS or for
the accommodation OF Young America and Young
America e Sweetheart.
What living, of any sort of progressive spirit
would be content 70 snail i behind SLOW HORSI
when be knowsthat ANIMAL OF SPIRIT could
be obtained =
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81 $50 prizes .Smountrn 1t o 2U2 900
TieketsS2o ,halvessl 10 Quarter 80 Eighlhs 81 so
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 wholes costs $4,000
10. 70 Halves SO
ao 40 20 Vuarters.- "a rs
do. do. 20 ElghIhs........ 81 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON TIE HAVANA PLAN.
EziTa Class 10.
To be drawnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. -, 1880.
Every other Ticket a Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
In. hese Lotterlesersrg Priseis drarnL
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Transportation.

will run as follows.
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 10, A. n. and s, Pm.
Arrive al Chattanooga p N, and a. y.
COMING WEST.
Leavee Chattanooga at s A.. n. and p n.
Arrive 1t Nashville Il 6:l0P. n and A. n.
A Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston,
"A New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton lily, RICHMOND, Petersburg, Lyrehbnrg, Knox
vine say annah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
botn irains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Aempnis and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanoo-
ga with Trains on East Tennessee and Georga and
western and Atlantic Railroads.
inteugn iieSeis may be had at any hour appli-
lowing places, and al the following prices, viz:
Nashville to New York, via Charleston. s c. $50 90
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Freight TO Kew York and Philadelphia
On
Gotten and IFlOur.

CHARLESTON AND Sd VAEE1K
Cotton per bale ofnot than 5OOIbs weight 81 IS
Flour per barrel IS
Nc insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah % New YoI X aud PHILADELPHIA.
Cotton compressed at the option and expense of
steamers when compressed Il can be freichted from
New York to foreign ports at u to 10 less thAn
ton not compressed
Through receipts issued by the Freight Agent OF
the Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad.
Z W. ANDERSON,
deoe3-f General Agent.
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Charleston and Savannah
r " T. Nc MT MINES
RaIes Reduced and SPEED Increased.

IL NAPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads On and
H after the 24th Of December, 1859 through rates
from New York TO Nashville:
First Class, per 100 pounds. ...........sI e.
Second Class, q ............ 1 SIS
Ihlrd lass, ...-.-.--.. l 10
fouFth Class, -.............. 90
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tuesday, Nay 2oth.-SWeepstakes for untried three
year olds-SIU0 eBtTance-SZ5 foIfeit-one mile
heats-three I'LL the slake-Club to
add SlG0 # the race is run.
Wednesday, Nay 5oth-Jockey Club Purse s300-Two
mile heats.
Thursday Hdy 31s-Sw eepstakes for three year olds
j mile heats-SlgO eEtrance-S 50forfeit-three
or more 10 fill the stake-Clab t9,add 500 u the
Friday, June 1a -Propretor's Purss-s20o One
hIiie Heats
Saturday June 2d.-Jockey Club Purse S4oo-Two
Mile Heats.
Same Ddy.-Sweepstakes tor three year olds--single
dash OF miles-SlO0 Entrance-S5O forfeit
three or more to fill the Stake-Club to add Sl00
if the is
To name and close LIST OF March. Five per cent
entrance for club meney-ali entries to be made 10
the undersigned. +. CHEATHAh,
feb20-td Proprietor.
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
French IOnnet Ribbons, every style.
Paris sash RibboLs, elegant.
Velvet Ribbons, full selSagCs.
Cap Ribbons.
FUN n. urnIng Ribbons.
FriIgesIOr AIaEtihas aud Dresses.
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q, $50 Drizes..... ....- amounting TO S3s0 O00
MholefieketsSs0 Halves So .Quar.eTsS:50
Persons who aesiTtneed Onl! remlitbe risk on q
ackage fOrwhich " ~ll -send aCerllncaIeasfoi
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AT THE LEVIaTHas STABLES,

Parties desiring Coaches for sPIC-NICS ,;and SAFE
and careful Drivers, should forget what the ia
pers said about The NEW COACH from the LEy1AraA,
LIVERY STABLES, on North Market street.
j. c. McTERRAS.
sep20-tf Proprietor
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4 BLOODLESS EICT0RY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold of
NNOREEREAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER


Paileann0leXlSf WhefttnlSPl aStefls apple
rheumatism Lameness Stiffness Weakness DE
biIity Sery BUSINESS, Neuralgia, dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds Pains and Aches OF every kind ,downey
to Corns are lMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag.
calInduence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t is The
simplest ,surest safest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sdyin existence. application isuniversal-eq
Iy to thestrong man ,the delicate woman and tbt
,eebIeinfaHt. To each and al lit wiIiprove Balm
and Blessing. its use agreeable and without an
aoyanceortrouble. is price within reach ofall-
rich or poor; al lEnay have ano allshouldhaveii
whoare sick ,and sHfierinein any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Ii Will be the
Good bysicianin any household ready At lit ines
aud at tant notice.
PutGpin tir-tighttin boxes. Each box wiimaks
six to eightplasters and any hid spread them
Price 25c ents box ,withfuil andplaip directions
ID. C. MOREHEAD. III. d.. ~
Tnrentordad Prophet ,l9 Walker street Nelo YoT1
MOREHEAD'S MAGN ETC PLASTER Is SOLD 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
july29-deodSweowIyID
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Ladies Super Black Lasting Congress Caters, with
and without heels;
Ladies super Black Lasting Side Lace Caters, with
ami without heels;
Ladies' super BIao Lsstpg Front Lace Caters, with
and without heels;
Ladies black and bTon zed Buttcn he'd Caters;
" bronzed Congress heel do
/" super e. glish Calf a. do;
front Iac9 Boots, with and
without heels;
Ladies' nSe Kid Congress front lace Boots with and
without heels;
Ladies one Kid clippers with and without heels;
" Velvet Enid slippers, with without heels;
/" Toilet slippers, a hand4 me variety.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28
10 + I G L A Ii
CARR0LLTON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
REG ULAR MEETING.
WEDNESDAY,. July %, 1860.

WEDNESDAY, July %, 1860.
Present: Hon. A, S. Ferth, Mayor
and Messrs. j. Davenport, F. Fischer,
William Mayo, G. Herrle and Charles
Engleman.
Absent: Messrsss J. R. Hutchinson, G..
Brookes and F. Schiller.
The minutes of June 9th and july
18th and 18th were read.
A motion to approve the minutes as
read was lost.
A motion of Mr.. Fischer to strike
out that portion of the Minutes of July
III, where it is stated that the Comp.
troller, with permission, notified the
Council, etc, was carried.
On motion, the minutes as amended,
We're approved.
The Treasurer's Report for the two
weeks ending this day was read, show
ing a balance of cash on hand of
$8,O75 81.
Letter was read from Mr. F. Schiller,
councilman asking leave of absence
tor one month. On motion of Nr.
E1ngleman, it was granted.
= letter was read from Mr.. B. Muir
ply, asking To. have his Coffee house
License transferred to N. j. H. Hodge.
On motion,sthe Mayor and Comptroller
were authorized to transfer the License
as requested, provided Mr.. Hodge COM
plies with the necessary formalities.
A report was read from the Finance
Committee in relation to the Examination
OF the Books and Accounts of the
Comptroller, Treasurer and Collector;
also Report and two accounts made up.
by Mr.. Artfttr-SNire on the same sub
Jeet. On motion, the repeft was re-
ceRed, !;
Sleyfollowing Ordinance and Reso-
iutlofrsfrom the Streets and Landings
Committee were read. On motion, the
rules we're suspended and the Ordinance
considered and adopted Section Nv Sec
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28
COMM UNICATED.

Mr.. Editor see my name in the list OF delin-
quent tax payers published in your paper. And
as it got there by fault OF mine, but, through
the gross ne elect or carelesshess of Assessor,
1 feel it my duty to make plain statement 9l the
facts in the case When tbeta collector presented
me with the bill stated "a him that it was not
correct, that had only three negroes, and the bill
called for taxes fire; that I had not been
assessed by Mr.. Porter, or any Of his Assistants
nor had any of them mentioned the subject in any
way to me, given me a blank to fill up, which
believe is the customary way of getting lists of
taxable property in Carrollton, l also, called on
Mr. Porter 1.-The Assessor and told him that he
had made out bill against me without taking the
trouble to call me, that it was incorrect, and
would not pay it until he corrected it; his reply
was that he did notknow how they got the amount,
or number of negroes, but supposed that his
Deputy called for it, that he was sorry the
thing had happened and would do anything he
could to correct It, but thought the only way
would be for to petition the City Council to
rectify the mistake 1 insisted that it mistake
of mine, but his and it was his place, and thought
his duty a. o public Officer to correct it-for did
not think The law required me any other tax
payer to be responsible for any Officers negli-
genoa. Tint he had assessed me with more negro
property than owned, and whenever he would
present me with bill of taxes made out properly
ar my three negroes 1 would willingly pay it.,
nd had proposed to do to the Collector, when
be first presented the claiming taxes five.
s44S SO d. NJ. HoLLINGSwORTH
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

every hill and in every valley" and
may wish that :" its bright fold may
greet the sun in its coming, from the
dancing waters of the Atlantic, and
wave him triumphant adieu as he
sinks upon the placid bosom of the
Paci6c,' get aoe are far from endorsing
the political sentiments Of many a0ho
aoiU support him, and IN yielding him
sur support, ace shall not hesitate to
cypress oar honest conuittioes that Judge
Douglass aoas acholly ecorthy Of the sup
port Of the South, and that the opposition
to ham IN the South a0as aoholly ground
kess.athe result Of personal ambition and
politie9l ansri gue,set ON foot by a corrupt
l1dmsssfSfrxxtsen.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

nous nominee of body comprising
four hundred and twenty-five members,
and representing 212 1-2 electoral
votes, or nine and half more than were
necessary to nominate under Mr.. Bu-
chanan' Interpretation of the two-thirds
rule
And this, we may add, was the under
standing at this time, by those who did
not note when the roll was called, as
well as by those who did. Shepley, of
Maine, Dawson, of Pennsylvania, and
General Clark, of Missouri, all of whom
constantly opposed Douglas, even to
the last ballot, upon the nomination
being made unanimous by the adoption
of the resolution of MIR. Church; Of
New York, each of these gentlemen
made speeches, jim which they deelnred
him to be the regularly nominated call%.
didate of the party, and that they would
give him an earnest and cordial suppoftg
Not single delegate breathed an intiai
nation that the nomination was not reg
ularly and fairly made!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

dr. old Paper.-Tuesday, the 18th,
was the ninctieth birthday of the Wor-
cester (Mass.) Spy,which was commenced
in Boston by Isaiah THOMAS 6n The 18th
Of July, ITO, under the name of the Mas
sachusetts spy. 1t was so active in be-
half of the cause of Liberty that it was
obnoxious to the Tories, and during the
siege of Boston its publication was .sus-
pended. After a silence of .abou: four
weeks, the Spy was presenteats the pub
lie in Worcester with the motto-"Lberty
or Death" 1t is now the Oldest paper in
Massachusetts.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28

e Shipping Muskets to- the South and
West.-The' Springfield (Mass.) Repub-
lican says: "The United States govern
ment is now packing at the main arsenal
in this city 1000 guns of the latest model
for shipment to- California via the Horn.
Guns packed in the usual manner have
been heretofore delivered on the Pacific
coast in a rusty condition; to provide
against the liabilities Of damage at sea,
they are now first packed in tin boxes
which are sealed, and then placed in the
ordinary wood boxes. One hundred and
twelve thousand guns, mostly of early
models, have been sent to Southern and
Western State arsenals since last January.
besides several thousands furnished COM
panies in,tfns vicinity 800 are finished
each month, but the demand is so great.
that only eco of the new model now re-
main on hand; and about 10000, mostly
of the. models OF '22 and 40, are vet in
store in the Springfield United States
arsenals-comparatively a very small
number.a
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN Ouo.

DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN ONO
Loss sgt Life and Property-Railroad
LCcl'ot Bto'cn -Docn-DcSo}ation and
LcraStdttoa.-Tho Cleveland Demo
crat OF the 23d, furnishes the particulars
OF destructive tornado that swept over
that section of Ohio on Saturday, the
2lSt instant, causing great destruction
at Bracevil'o, distant about fifty miles
from that city, ON tho Clayeland and
Mahoning Railroad.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-28
THIRD JUSTICES CoUR1


Carrollton, July q, 1860.
The following G6idavits have been
filed in Justice Hampers Court since
Sunday last, in relation to the rowdyism
and shameful outrages perpetrated in
this city, on that day; the principal
actors in all which are employees in the
police of the city of New Orleans, and
have gained that distinguishing mark
of preferment in that organization, fn
preference to honest men, mainly
through the notoriety they had obtained
in this place, at time when the hon.
Jim Beggs and gang of hired ruffians
from New Orleans visited us, to prevent
the citizens of this place from holding a
legal election for town officers.
An affidavit has been made by Henry
Neighnaber against Lawrence Godstein,
of New Orleans, charging him with
stabbing with intent to commit murder.
Party arrested and in prison.
BY Calvin Byron, against Cornelius
McGregor and Lawrence Godsein, for
"@S""'', cSot'hS anu WOunulDn WITH intent
to kill.
BY John N. Litlejohn, of SO Tchoupi-
toulas street, New Orleans, against F.
Divine and Cornelius McGregor, of the
Police of that city, charging them with
assault and battery with dangerous
weapon, and with intent TO kill.
Divine was arrested in New Orleans on
Thursday evening by special officer, G..
Deibel, who lodged him in prison in this
place; McGregor has not yet been taken,
having obtained leave of absence from
duty for 80 days in New Orleans, and left
that city to escare an arrest.
d. by the .Gommissary, Horny DeibeI,
against several persons for disturb
anco of the peace on Sunday last who
appeared and gave bond for three
months for good behavior.
IE- E. l.. Hyams, many years Il
resident of, aud well known III New
Orleans, died ut Natchitochcs on the |
9th instant, in the tifticth year of his
age, after Il iiuwTrinn Illness