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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

How TO CHOOSE a BARKEEPER-The last
New York Atlas has the following:
In one of the daily papers, the other
morning, there appcarcd.an advertise
mcnt in which the advertiser says
81 am barkccper in a small hotel on
Staten Island, doing q good bar bust
ness; five years lease; the proprietor
wants to sell on account Of having 9th
or business, and ! want a partner with
$500, to purchase. Address, &c.
Were we the proprietor If Il saloon
we should not cndcavor to secure the
services Of that "barkceper.' The fact
of his desiring a partner to buy out
his employers business is either proof
positive that he has been too honest TO
patronize the till after the usual fash
ION. or that he has been but an exceed
ingly short time ia the husiHcss-the
latter being the most probable. Veal
know, doubtless, the story OF the pro-
pietor of q w~c!I-knowu Broadway sa-
loon who advertised fug u uarkcepcr.-
Upon an applicant presenting himself,
t~heproprietor put him through Il course
q queries {;
You want a barkcepcs's berth, do
youY
Yes. sir
I'm! Have You = gold watch and
heavy vest chain =
mo, sir" replied the ~astouishcd ap-
p~licant.
"A fancy wardrobe p
"No, sir I"
"A diamond breaatpin; diamond
ringsr
"No, nothing Of the sort"
do you keep 4 fast horse! =
NO, sir"
Then" replied the philosophical
queriest, 81 don't want you. | can't
afford to pay for these essentials Of a
first class barkeepcr. | want a man
who has already provided himself with
these necessities out of somebody
clsc's till-d'ye understand ~
The applicant thought lie did, and
with a mental snuff Of Il very large
mice, left.
We don't think a harkeepcT, as the
fashion is now "A days, who advertiscs
for a partner with only three hundred
dollars capital" understands the tricks
sufficiently, He is evidently green
The ~barkeepcr generally makes enough
out of his situation during the first year
10 buy out the establishment, and hire
his employer as his barkeeper. That
Staten Island genius ought to be asham-
ed of himself. How can he ever expect to
become the conductor of a railway
train or treasurer of q building and
land association, if he continues SO la
mentally ignorant of the value Of his
employers stray siXpcnces and quar-
ters, which comes over the COUNTER
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.NeaC Grocery Establishment

TEH undersigned begs leave to inform his
| friends and the public generally, that he has
opened a Grocery Store IN the building on Bank
street, adjoining the Furniture store of A Will
bert, where he will constantly keep an assort-
ment of Fresh Groceries OF every des-
cription usually kept in Grocery stores, which
he offers to the public al the very owestp prices,
FOR CASH.
He trusts that his friends and citizens gene
rally of Plaquemine and vicinity will give nm
4 portion of their patronage.
ieb4 r. A. ORILLION
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~.NEWORLE.4s'S .D''s.
DONOV AN Il NEUTZ,
s&NSNNSo
95. Camp Street.......95
NEW ORLEANS.

4NCROTES-h oil ard SAT-
.iPPLES-G,ea. Dried, Prc'0rri, and -42o-
Je2y.
R.4CON-Bml'dsf Bacon. S,a,s and Shoulders
BEEF PAasqe iphia amt Hssfct. Dr7,d BoJ.
BClTER-GsLca, RaR and Wcstcrn
RECE HHEI-h It'll. n do, bags and tor.s
BROM3-bkr'S ctfra g,,ya1ci.
BROONs-Cora. HtD oad Hhisp.
BBUSHES-HHj,coash Shoe Sends and Dssf-
CHEESE-B,gi,l D9vg cam Uesfyn
F,ns Iyph, Dla,h and Stpsago
CR1CRERSC ,o,tnels. Cral.Oa, C%a,a@ay
Cram. M, Sugar. Bo,ion. Haze. G.ngu
HIM. Ssa ami Nqrouola Snaps
COFFEE-0d,Coc lara Fapniy LarJ, Hardnd.
Old Rio, LagH'ra, Mouia, ner,an aaI COSTA
Rro.
CH0COLATE IND cocoa
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DEIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mt P,a.iS-
EGGS
FECITS-RasiDs. Cnrronis, Pie Eomt'. Tdts
FJaus. Primes. Figs. Ctron and CroHterrlCs.
FLOUE-FE F g. Golden HE, and .iidn,r,
"a b6h. hf%s andGags.
FISH qrkGa. IN NJ tbi, KIT, and ii DO. Goldfish,
Nasy7aap Trout, Salmon. yckici ami splosG,
Roe Herring, Drod Herring, HaiioGI and
S,otcL Herring.
GLNGER-CamoH, Dried dad puircriscd.
HERRS-Sags Thyme, Sdrory AMI MayOyam
H.4HS-Sagar-Cuted Gr,m ant Mutton
ISINGL.isS md GEL2IINE.
JELLIES-Crra,I Grape, Pinalb Dans0H, ZIP
pL. q angt, Rla,EtOrg Rosp60yy HrG@
6rr. LeHon. Peao, aia Gnara.
LARD.
LIQUORS. WINES IND CORDLILS-B,an
dy, Wlisky Champagne, Madcua, Port Nus
cat. Sderry, .4nHisdtG GugHoht. RafafHt,
Cassis DH Monf Dor, Cuacoa. Maraschin0.
HossiroY's BHDS, Sritcdam SchEGpps,
Oraags FOp.r Hgtr. lie. Porto. Cart
Hp,s. Biad5yry WHi CAo,y and French
Cort3ls.
MOLASyES AND SfRUP-P!0nta'o''
and Sugar-hcrys Maigssfs. Sic,cart' and B!
cha syrup, aaa Syoy d, Bai,rie.
NUTS-limOnds, SGT shei and shsAed, snd
PeaHs.
OILS Coroa Seci, Lqrd ami Sperm.
PICKLES-0iires. PecoiiiLi. Gerkias,
L.m-s CaaAfotrers, Onions, Red Cabbage 8.
pOYITOES- Irish and Street.
PRENERVES-Prus Apg'e, Peas, Peaches
Graf .igpl. orange Biact5syry, R%dspbeuy
&yJ,co,ng hirnlS, .lp,1cots. B0JHsons, CEer
'1cs, Grape, Greer cages ami L,ali'.
QUTNCE|-Prs>erted end Ounce JeAies.
RiCF-Ra,dey, Sgii aaa Dr,ei Grs,H Pa; a..
B,cus.
''T1I!, ANitLf Od."' aus ""H AeS'
f0.atOs
SILT ,arci, Soap, Mustard Peppe'
Lamp Ifick, Sr.
SAUCEN-Nusbrcc'a Ee'cLuD, Torn0ii
DO, Houestosiuc Soho, JchH Balls, Hdrsty
Pac,t Bsj-ytmt, China B0yIL, %
Braun, GrqHULaft, PoEdeys'
Loaf AMI Crushed.
SOiPN-OatleuS. HDirS. EelerS, Home
Padl OIL, .4inoni ard Traaspaiod.
TONGUEN- N"gdr-cured and P'ckio
Pigs Fat Philadelphia Pig Polk, Ness an
PRIME Pork.
"rl"-ragt;sL Bre1kfdst, Ooo'oug, Poi
ctons. Ro'a Old Hgson, Young HysOn, Imp
nal 0pd Grnpowatr ioos, and n papers q Ia
and guarier ponds
, T~ERNICELLL Ma,cd,0a, 7apoco, Sage AZ
.9ryoruoi.
TINEGaR-EzM NTn,. CIDER CG.apJa al
CJ8aioa.
SPICES-I lace, Nu,megs, Cinnamon, A,
/, syices, Ciores. Dc.
, SUNDRIES- IRdia Curry. Salad Credi
Rose and Bay BHcrs, Oatmeal, Honling Or
ham Flour, Cora Mead, Grits, Indigo, Pan
BacAtts. Gathes' Inns, Candles Of al KIM
; Shrimp PaSle, Idraouth Herring, Coo
Paste.
u Goods delivered free of ~drayage 10 boa
febll-ly
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.N.EU. .aDV-S.
Preserve Xour Teeth.
r A. ~CASADAVANT,
surgeon Dentist,
l4S ROYAL STREET.

Lqte ls2, betneen s.. Peter and Toulouse SIS.
CONTINUES TO call the aitention OF mos
wbo need The services OF a competent Dem
,is, and those persons whose Teeth have been
;n;nred by unskiIlful Dentists, whose gold drops
oat a short time after the Teeth are plugged, and
chose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort, by applying 10 }. A. CAsADAvANT, they cal,
have all operations in the Dental AT performed
ronscientlously and in the most scientific manner
He benumb, the gums, before Extracting Teeth
with 4 chemical preparation invented by h''''
which lessons the PAIN. Consuiiatin", Ia
French. Spanish and English. de''L
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Blanks of all Kinds,

parFor the use of the Sheriff, Auc-
tioneers, and Administrator, constantly on hand
and for sale at [mb24l THIS OFFICE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
New Butchery.

gz=sS The undersigned respectfully informs the
A-public that he has purchased the old and
well known Butchery of F. Smith, and that he
intends to keep his stall well supplied with the
best Of Beef, Mutton, Pork, &c. BY a strict at
tention TO his business in the above respect, he
hopes 10 have a share Of public patronage, and
particularly the patronage Of Nj. Smiths old
custOmIrs.
p. Z. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and 10 the Park,
dec25-Im BERTRAM BEYRIS.
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New Goods ! Isew Goods I!
Fan dWa gEtiHser S:spDEy.

NOW in store and tor ssale by ROTH, De
~ BLlEUN n CO, az their old stand. corner
Bank and Main streets, Plaquemine, Id
90 bbls, bIeached Whale Oil.
20 bJls. wiIter strained LAID Oll,
Is bbls. No. I do,
10 bhls. cotton seed Oil.
1900 pair best oak-tanned Russets;
1000 pair iTOn-pegs, oak-,anued R~u,se,s.
$50 pair planters ~Iong-leg grain Boots;
$50 pair planters short leg Boots;
500 kersey Moukey Jackets.
300 kersey Pants;
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks:
80 40 do Net SOCKS and stockings;
80 Do Blue and Red Flannel Oyrr>hI,ts,
Is do Collins. Nv Yankee Patent Axes
IS DO Black aud White Wool Hai.,
10 do Glazed Hats.
10 do Scotch Wool Caps.
90 do Ames spades. sAor, and 'ong handles,
IS do .AmeS. shoyels. DO Lo,
30 20 Cast-sieel Case Knives;
) do lion, tin and copper sugar ladies':
; DO do DO do skIpmcrs,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

aAs Remembering that the initials of
Nj. Douglas are 5. A D., the reader will
say that the following, which we clip
from the Albany Statesman, Is not bad
Little Dug will be sadly affected,
Whate'er his p%olitica, !oti
Hell remain 5. A. ID.
And be s. 4. ID. if he's not
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Horse Shooting.
BERNARD MARKS

d ESPECTFULLY informs his friends -
II and the public in general that havingN N
purchased the interest of Mr.. Kennedy in u
his Blacksmith Shop, on the corner of Main and
Greaud streets, he will in future carry on bust
ness at that place, on his own account, and
trusts 10 receive d potion Of the public patron
age. fe2
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F'fAH Nv ECE.

VNHE undersigned would respect s~rrrs
j fully inform their friends dnd~-
Inc public, that they have made ENGAGEMENTS 10
receive once a week Il supply OF
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
KETTLE SETTLING.
A Labor of Years Reduced 10 a
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent %sollcita-
Ii ton. 10 make public the science OF Kettle
Setting tia. I practice, | hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring to acquire a knowledge OF the
art, that | Will give them Instructions Tor the
Setting of Kettles, Tor either wood or coal; OH APP
~plicaiion TO me.
Ny system is based upon principles, the piau-
sibiIIty and correctness OF which admit Of no con-
tradiciion, which are quickly and July compre-
hended, and Therefore not liable 10 be easily for
gotten.
have models for five different constructions
of Kettles, aud designs by which instruction is
made easy, and the ant soon acquired. Copies
Of designs or drawings are given 10 those- whom
| instruct. All those 10 whom | teach my sys-
tenn are also assisted by my services, if required.
Instructions are only given TO those who have
been three or four years at the business OF Kettle
Setting. and are good workmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Plaqucmine, Parish of Ibcrville) La Feb. p, lssO.
Refer to-Dr. c. Clement, lberwlle.
L" Louis Desobry, ST.,
Gervais Il Roman Scblatre, =
L" John Schlatre,
d" Sylvan Marionneaux,
Edward J. Gay,
Jas. C.. Woods, West Baton Ronse.
d" Dan. H. Hickey, do
- Thompson J. Bird, East Baton Rouge
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in the house Of V. Donas on plaquemine sire 81
nearly opposite M'Williams' store, where :.
will always keep on hand a good stock Of Dr.,
Goods, Clothing and Groceries, mas
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VarIOus Kinds OF Fish.
rGew Orleans Cost Price.

which viii be ready Tor delivery to their patr'
ert,y IAurSdy rIOrliHg. al the
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ALFRED MUNROE & CO..
Story Building,

Corner Of Camp and Common Sts'
New Orleans.
And select such articles as are requisite 10 Sc
cure the desired effect.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

They trust that their continued disposition 10
Accommodate the public in the way OF Ice aud
It's luxurles, will insure the continuance OF that
Patronage which has been 80 llberaiy eAtended
them heretofore.
myi2-tG NESSlER " Dub CLEl.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Thus may We 1--we, thus may we de-
IN earnest, valiant, faithful fight,
True 10 mans %loft.cst destiny
True TO yur Cad, ourselves aud right
Then when we sleep, as sleep we must,
Ia oceans cells or earlh's dark prison,
Be This memorial DER our dust,
Tic icua, he IS not hcrc, Tut ris'n'
National INTEL .cnceI
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
e. "A. KEARMX, Il
Chemist and Drug
gist,
Garner Main and Bank streets,
PLAQUEMINE, La,
n Begs leave 10 call the attention of
-A his friends and the public IN general 10
Elz.Y Merry Selected St0ck
ETTSA or
Drugs,
Medicines,
and Chemicals,
which he guarantees pure.
Physicians prescriptions will receive pariIcu-
lar attention at all hours OF the day or night.
The Patronage OF the public is respectfully So
lici'ed,
Plaquemine, July 10, 1850.
DAI\TS. Oils, Varnishcs, Brushes,
L Window Glass, Putty, &c, tor safe by,
iyI4 r. A. KEARNl.
NTATiONERI-Lcttcr, Capand Note
= Paper: Envelopes, ali kinds; Blank Books
large assortment. for sale by
JylI Ii A.
CHAMPAGNES - Eugene Cliquot,
y Heidsieck. Cliquot Pousardin-by the bot
tie or basket, toI sale by
Iyi4 X u hLAi'Ni'
NLARET-Lalittc. Lcvillc, Chateau
" Margaux, &c, for sale by
YI4 X \. hhAhNi'
nLD RYE WUiSkEI-Old jamaica
~ Rum, Auiserte, Fine Cordials, &c. for sale
by ljyIII Il. A. kEARNN.
rIGARS-For those requiring a fine
~ Cigar, | can offer inducements seldom met
iTIi Il. A. KEARNY.
ITOBACCO-Smoking and Chewing,
L several qualities, for sale by
TIIiNA WAKE-Nascs-a large va
~ riety, which J will sell at and below cost.
jyII r a. KEARAY,
NANCY GROCERIES Sardincs-
L Rodel and Sweilerox Brands; Oysters. Lob
,ters. Salmon: Loaf, Crushed and Powdered SUI
CARS, Preserves. Pickles. Almonds, Raisins, Bis
quits, &c, tor sale by
jyl4 R A. KEARN
GARDEN SEEDS-Ncw Crop-cv-
" cry Variety-rurnip, Red Top, and Flat
Dutch. Tor sale by
Yli L.. a. kEARNI.
SGce Year E,'H;f.
7 WOULD call particular attention TO a new
l. style OF FRUIT-JAR, in which the trouble
and expense usually attendant on the putting up
OF Fruit are lessened one half-tiTe is no sealing
and every jar is warranted a~lr-tight.
Iyl4 X. a. KEARNY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Aud those who sink un des"gt sand,
Or calmly resi- meath ocean wave.
Dropping ire cross iiom weary hanc,
Telling no more IFS power TO save;
The true, the pure, the brave. the good,
Falling at duty's post, still shed
4 radiant hight Ger plain and flood.
Tho "Ou tie field OF honor, dead
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LEON LEVY.
Dry Goods and Grocery Store.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
II the public that he has opened a
Dry Goods, Clothing and Grocery
Store,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW HCTINfOCK.
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CIothing--c Clothing,
Indie RU6ber Goods.

Coats and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. Door-mats,
Rubber Cloths. of different widths and co.oTs,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Bat carve there, too, tie IaUle Of those
Who fought the fight OF faith and truth,
Bending benea.h Iiie's wiatry SHOWS,
Or battling IN the pride Of youth
Whoe'er have kindled one bright r"r
In hearts whence hope aud Joy had fled
Have not lived valuly. such as ti'ey
Are on he field Of Logor, dead
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Sadd7ery.

q full assortment OF Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Bows Plain and Quilted Seats. Bntculus, Cart
Saddles, Buggy and Carriage Harness, Riding
and Buggy Whips, Blind Brides, Bride Filings
Port and snalilie Bits, HartIuga!eS, Buggy Relas,
Gluihs and Surslngies.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
H"II0'' VT" HUC"' VT 'HVN'
Carpeting-

90 pieces assorted patterns, and ranging from
81 I-2 to SOC. per yard Parlor Rugs, assorted
Carpet Binding; Floor Oil Cloth, A, 81, 6-i,
81 wide.
u Our goods having been selected in person
by Mr.. Roth in New York, Boston, Cincinnati
and Louisville, we are able TO sell at New Or
leans prices. Give us a trial and satisfy your
selves.
ocl ROTH, DEBLIEUX & co.
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GAIEII'E & SENTINEL.
MOTT SUR CHAMPS UHONEECR"

l.
Oh, think not that there's glory wcn
But on the field Of bloody stnie,
Where flashing blade aud crushing gun
Cut loose the silver chords Of liie.
Carve deep his name N brass Of stone
Who for his home AMI country bed,
Who lies, uncofined and unknown,
Upon the field Of honor, dead
, 1860-04-06

1T reference to the returns elsewhere. it will
be seen that 1hc Free Democrats hare carried
Tie Fourth: Sixth, Seventh. Eighth and Ninth
Wards. We hare Lost the Tcnt6, because there
Welc two Free Stil candidates in the tieId-ope
Of thea, in opposition to the regular nominee.
The disislon Of the Opposition in the Fifth re-
suited in like manner, in the election Of third
candidate. Mr. AcB1de. Dreyer succeeds
Grrieniamp in tue THIRD, which. to say the
no contest either in the First or Second-for
rea.ons satisfactory 10 the Free Democrats Of
1hese Wards.
We hare won everywhere with the exception
OF tue Third, uud the Two Wards iu which there
was triangular contest. But decidedly the
creain OF tile victory is the election Of Green in
tie Ninth. This Las been called the banner
Ward Of the Nationals. and it IS now redeemed.
resenerated and diserthrallcd. This is worth
all besides. 1t is hut just to recognize tle zeal
aud activity with wlicn the free-suil yeterans in
the several Wards did their duty yesterday.
, 1860-04-06
!, hlo1S-lhane co.)-Thc following letter tells
the story for EIgin:


E1eu, april s.1St0.
Editors Prees and Tribune.
AT our town election held yesterday the whole
Republican vote cas-: was 5oo-thc Democratic
'ote run cp az high as IA for Supervisor, which
is most beautiful show ~ for our Democratic
friends. We are sorry for our we are all
Democrats" They walked home last night
lumrning "hie Aatret aqua" which must have
been very consolng indeed. CAL.
sASnw1cs-(Dekalb Co.;-This town las
done good work:
Idlort prcas ard TIibure:
The Hon. Wm. patsen, late the able aud ef.
hclet Representative Of DeKa!b in tue Lecisla-
fare, was on Tuesday last elected Supervisor Of
bis own town, together with the entire Republ,-
can ticket.
PRAIRIE C1Tr-{AlcDonous Co.)-The Re-
publicans Of this town achieved handsome
victory on Tuesday:
rra1E1a CIT, Apsil5 !, LEO.
Ed!ton Frpss aud Tribune:
At our town election yesterday the Rcpubli-
cans carried 1t by - majority, the vote standing
Republican 1872, Democrat ll9, This fall re
shall At lest make it an cyen 100 minority, and
perhaps little more. II Gr. Lincoln is our
Candidate for President, wo can double the ma
jor;ty we gave yesterday. J,K.P.
GEsEsEo-(Henr Co.eThe straight Repub-
lcan ticket for corporation officers IVES elected
by 81 majority, aad the same kind Of ticket for
town officers, bJ handsome majority.
PEon1A.--The Republicans we're successful in
electlug thcir town officers on Tuesda; last.
ROCK 1sLASp.-Thc town officers elected On
IuesduJ were all Republicans.
MICHIGAN.
Tic additional returns from tho town and mu.
nlc'pal s!ections in Michigan, held On Monday
last, show m almost unbrokcn record Of Repub-
dcan triumphs.
LNDL4y4,
There il no mistake about this State, About
e'e!y town heard from shows drcided Republi-
cen galns as compared with last year.
, 1860-04-06


Your paper Of last Saturday contains short
telegraIhc report Of tho proceedings Of The Re-
publican Convention of the With District OF
Kentucky. 1t may perhaps br interesting to
you to know little more about the predilec-
tions as we'll as about the fr50anel Of our Slave.
State Republican Delegates.
Mr. Bland Ballard is 4 born kcntuckiau. u
grandson Of tie somewhat so!ebrated kensuck +
Pioneer, M.j .jor Bland Bullard, who died, think,
ut Dardstowp. few year. ago. Mr.. Ballard il q
Shareholder. hut an enlaucipationiat, and acquit-
ted himself As such in The struggle Of ls4y, and
is portly, thoroughgoing Republican. Ills IA
vorite candidate f"r the Presidency is Lincoln
Of Illinois. lie is lawyer ty profession, and
at present the foremost au1 most successful
practitioner in Kentucky.
Mr. H. W. Hawes, the other Delegate, is 1
native Of Ohio. but basl,sed in Kentucky twenty
odd yeaFs, and reared family Of children on
Kentucky soil. 1ho are nLl Republicans, like
linn aud SO are Ill his collateral relations. al
following his teaching. There are enough Of
them to make quite respectable Republican
meeting. lie is = very earnest Anti-SlaEery
man, and has not only mauumitted his own
slaves, but sustained much injury in business,
through the snn1ity Of tito ruling class. lie is
a manufacturer by profession, aud hIs predilec-
tions oaclllaio between Seward and Cassius II.
Clay.
Of the two altcrnates, Messre. Fr1eche and
Meriwetler, the former is Il German by birth.
Our District will also send many m outside del
cgate TO the Chicago Convention; psople who
have not seen Kenublican gathering for some
time, and long for tue sight. LOUISVILLE.
, 1860-04-06

lne "'ue's ia"ous ICE noa' on LEO "iafd
fa'ent' WHICH las naa WIG run IN Tue news"
papeH oul nas ~ Se' oeen run nowhere else'
1e2caeo lh1s c'ty yesterday oy ine fn1sburg'
foft wayne ana ch'caso n. H. On route for
frair'e Du ch'en 0to inc ch'easo and North
western. II Is ooou' tne 1eng'h OF passenger
car ana comes mounted On aplat1orm car,
second car oe'og required .or lis sioes and other
appurtenancss.
In appearance 1Ue caF LOOKS IKE half-breed
between car ana eeo"' tue lower portion
being an iron boat. The passenger sccommo-
da'lon IL little less ana moi mnch unlike fhat
furnished By one OF the City Railway cars, the
, 1860-04-06

" TWO M1LFs S.RTH OF THE CITY LIMITS.
This rural bGTaf pund. locate the Grteu Ear
Koa1 h. Just to.n tlcsy iesI eeted r. Wsp Ssun
se r. dsss r. e. VIZ
to the a1t To villa ha Of 70 the above
Tie follow e1s.cts aze from tls rte opinion res
Ing tae aEd nd .a.s:E 1ee Of Cen tev
that Cetneltry pus1e by
my grounds vtth!o the dtaIcc Of Ch!cEo. Ills
easY a:ce.e fn the eity sle <Lt'J erA'ed po.rta.e
avantd ssd des raele oneeus.'!on Of fufce aad vel
Tke uoha1n portion u the ousds TO- tie DIS Of
ttr reAd) e pAk like cnaEa<ter fu.Sesne Of fu,1
qpitt sylvan 5tte eut. Qoats witch II re4.a
.hs,t :s.2,ly 'd cs~.; Fasc1:e' ,s 2hs
u.es> al thss nay be tessci 'h+ and ke e:nony
scsera capabilities of III. h4utlsu ~ootl nd vi indea;s
ths n*as "a nans .aSo;sd fer h the
oocT exceeds huteFed and t~esty aces hut
half It am1uut VII answer the r9ueEer l. Of ChieaSo
fof anT years Th~t ruocet OF fufa Etaete1y Ianrel
HILL rb!Adephta e:Dsaued bur twan'y t1es 4 frtf
It numb huucr. os which only about
hAk been 4 rr1dy d ct.
Gr1exland Cae,er he'rk IL the eo7hxrst Of sectl-n
IL be reached bY tns 'sen Bay. nr Tho Lake Wv
rad p4sses With ds of the Gene = out at
pres It, 1:-t staon II Cnendea. Two miles
further nm thec:ty 27 the s1uh line Of iha Ce1ntte
1t sthe puspasr tke Ora tlAnd Co1rnsny 10
the read have tie eyed L nadT for
e.tc IN few ~eakA ARtse ts Cp1a md petfrct 70
AGO. IT, Is Ia po~trof III" Company. aa b. III
arrangement Of the kronndA to be lAd and tnb
feess eoasoasst Mn their H. vtsout dsu1eas fst
Su'et rural AnpudsJ vhth nav sosst1tuss thel mat
apee14sE Ise&t draeAA-a CsnttefJ Co.
, 1860-04-06
SFlEING ELECTIONS.


N1SEnAL ro1ST.-Tbe Republicans Of Mineral
Point elected 1acir entire ticket for Charter or
ticeEa on Tuesday-Nayor, Treasurer, Superin-
.endcnt, Assessor, oil the Aldermen. and Con-
stables.
BrIo,7.-The Republicans achicrcda glorious
victory in neloit- They elected their Mayor,
Treasurer, Superintendent, and IL out of j.
Couneiimcc. The majority fer Mayor is 81.
Sloan, for Chief Justice, has so2 majority. =
RrntcoS.-Ttc Republicans Of nubicon
elected their ticket ty handsome msjority.
WArEn7owS.-Myron Il. Williams y;as elected
Mayor without opposition. Judge Dixon has
sos majority.
SuKso1GAs.-The Republicans Of Sheboyean
elect their Mayor and Treasurer. Dixon, for
Chief Justice, has coo majority.
MoSnoE.-The Republicans elect tlelr entire
Town ticket by bondso,ne minority. Slosn,
Chief Justice, las 81 majority.
judiciary.
The returns for ch,sg Justice nre very meagre
and imperfect. As far as heard from, Sloan has
lost considerable companed With Randairs vote
for Governor Inst Fall, whose majority was
$3.50, 1t will probably be several days before
the positive result is known. In the meantime
we cau but hops that Sloan has beat his COM
petitor.
ILLINOIS,.
TEsr rpo,Sr-{Stenaenson Co.)-E. T. Perry,
Supervisor, and entire Republican ticket elect
ed.
WissIow-{Stepheuson COL. G. Fuller,
Supervisor, and entire Republican ticket elected
BY large majority.
SILVER cREex-{s.ephenson Co.)-F. Baker,
Democrat, elected Supervisor.
KEsr-(Stephen.on co.j-W. h. Goddard,
Democrat. elected Supervisor, supported By
both parties.
HAnLEA-{Stephensou Co. )-Wm. Heard Re-
publican, elected Supervisor by q large majority.
FLonEscz-{stephenson co.)-T. G. Gatlid;
Republican, Supervisor, and eli the Republican
ticket elected.
ER1x7stephenson Co.)-A to on Supervisor