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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

AGUE CURE.-This is something Of a science
as well as medicine. The supreme difficulty Of
the science is TO accomplish It's end without in
jury TO the health-'he supreme excellence OF
the medicine is in acc comprising just that. Fever
and Ague has long been cured by Quinine, Ar
senic, Bismuth, Mercury y, but The mischief was,
the deep and often painful footprints they have
left on the constitutions treated by them. Doct.
AYER's new remedy cures wi thout a particle of
either OF these or any other deleterious sub
stance. And he promises not only absolute
safety but perfect certainty OF cure, with which
We may mention another quality of excellence
not TO be overlooked in these times, and that is
bis low price, which puts this cIowhing glory
of bis art within the reach Of ali.-IHerald,
Lake Co, Ind.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

a. We call particular attention to the Ad-
dress Of the Louisiana Delegation to the PEG
pie of this State upon their action in nomi.
mating Breckenridge and Lane. 1t presents
fairly and faithfully the issues of the present
campaign, and we hope it will meet the ap-
probation of the voters.
The Committee, by which the address is
presented, was chosen unanimously by the
delegation, and We have reason to believe
that it embodies the views Of every one of
our delegates.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
For President,
JOHN c.. BRECKENRIDGE,
Of Kentucky.
For EIoa-P President,
GEN. 10. LANE.
OF Oregon.
Presidential Electors.

LIST Electoral District.-Judge OCTAVE ROUS-
SEAU, Eleclor-PIERRE LACOSTE, Sub-Eiec-
tor.
ID District-BERNARD AVEGNO, Elecror-
e. ID. YANCY, Sub-Elector.
Sd Dislict-TRASlMOND LANDRY, Elecior
F. ). GOODE, Sub-Elecior.
4h Distrtct-B. b. SHINES. Elector-JULES
LEBLANC, Sub-Elector.
5h District-JULES q. OLIVIER, Eiector-J.
X. ELGEE, Sub-EIecror.
9th DiStrict-W. NJ. LEVY, Elector-W. X.
PECK. Sub Elector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
The EXERCISES, DrsrRIBuTIos OF PREMIUM

The EXERCISES, DIsrRIBUTIoS OF PREMIUMS,
Ere, AT THE CONVENT or "HoLY CRoss."-
We regret TO say that the latentss Of the hour
yesterday at which concluded the interesting
exercises and the distribution of premiums
at the Convent Of the Holy Cross, prevented
us from giving that detailed account it so
richly merited, and which ~confers such credit
upon the taste, industry and requirements,
and We may lay, too, the piety, Of the Mother
Superior. The large recreation room lin the
rear Of which the exercises took place,l apart
from the main building, was densely crowd.
ed by the fair sex Of our town and parish,
and a large assemblage Of gentlemen were
also present-all of whom evinced the liveIi.
est satisfaction in witnessing the novel and
interesting acts, the sweet songs and delight
full music, as well as the proficiency of the
pupils in the various parts assigned them by
reason Of their accomplishments. The schol.
airs or performers were beautifully and taste.
fully dressed, and all presented the glow OF
health and animation upon their cheeks. 1t
was truly, on the whole, a beautiful display,
and an honor to our town. We shall take
occasion next week tie be more explicit, and
endeavor to give a description of the exercises
Of the day.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

The SToRM.-Tbe storm of last Saturday
did other damage besides destroying the
hopes and "%ixins" Of our Bell and Everett
Misunderstanding up their barbecue, and
throwing cold water over their heated patriot
ism. At the Lake near New Orleans it was
most MISUNDERSTANDING the villages on
its margin, and destroying many lives. 1t
was peculiarly severe and fatal at P-octorville.
On the lower coast it was also very destruc-
tive, and a number Of slaves lost their lives.
The Gulf water came in over the p~rairies
nine feet deep, and rolled into the Mississippi
like a cataract. On one plantation the ne.
groes only saved themselves by getting on
the top of a large coal pile, owned by the
New Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail Packet
Company. In the Gulf and among the isl.
ands many vessels were doubtless dismantled,
while others were wrecked.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
A Few Facts for Louisianians.

Up to this time We have been advocating
the merits of our own favorite candidates for
President and Vice President, and the justice
and correctness Of the platform upon which
they stand. 1t is to us very strange now a
Southern man can oppose the principles oil
that platform, or impute other than the
broadest love for the Union and its institu-
tons to the party which adopted it. That
platform asks but for State equality, and an
equal protection by Congress to Southern as
to Northern property in the Territories. Our
candidates are gentlemen who have never, IN
word or deed, committed an act hostile to
any section of their country, or to the Unlon
Their record is as clear as the blue ether
above u, with regard to sectionalism, or an.
tipathy to any of the institutions Of the
country.
But let US see how Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Ever
EFT stand. We would not utter a syllable
against either that is not on record against
them. We honor the former as well as the
latter. But the former has ever been a weak
and timid man both are sin the sere, the
yellow leaf; " and we have every reason to
believe that age has not strengthened the
nerves Of either the one or the other. Fit
men, truly, to be in the position, in the pres
ent crisis, for which they are put in nomina'
ton! We call then upon our readers to peruse
the following record Of Bell and Everett, and
then ask their own hearts if 1t is safe, or an
honor to the South, to give such men their
votes. Here is the record-read it and re-
COLLECT il
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

PERsoSAL-Hon. W. Preston, U. S. Minis
ter to the Court Of Spain; Hon. A. Talbot,
of Louisiana; Paul Morpby and Judge Spot.
ford, both Of New Orleans, says the Ecening
Piedguns Of the 18th uIt., besides giving the
names Of many other Louisianians,) were, at
latest dates, in New York city.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

MAGNIFICENT PEACHES. - Our friend of
Grosse-Tete memory, G. W. Keep, Esq, sent
us, a few days since, some dozen or so Of
his smaller sized peaches, each of which (of
the color Of a ripe musk .mellon) is about the
size of a very respectable fist. He asks US
to keep them for the "man over the Bayou"
to look at; and if he can produce anything
Of equal weight and lusciousness, then our
friend will send US on a sample of his best,
and just floor bis friend that he alludes to.
In a word, these yellow peaches now before
US are the handsomest and most tempting
that we have seen this year; and we must
see them to believe that there are any in the
parish which can excel them. In fact, they
are a specimen Of the peach that would be
highly priced in the best cultivated districts,
or where they are produced in the greatest
perfection. But the Imam over the bayou "
must hasten along, or we cannot look at them
without tasting much longer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

To Our Town SuBscRIBERs.--Those Of our
town subscribers who fail 20 receive their
paper regularly from the carrier boy, will
oblige US much by informing US Of the fact,
that we may Immediately correct the evil.
We will send our paper to subscribers any.
where in the suburb jefferson.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

~ To a speech which Douglas made in
Rhode Island, on his late stumping tour, and
on the occasion Of a "clam-bake party" he
concluded by saying that he "liked Rhode
Island clans better than he did Southern mig.
gersl" What a delectable palate the gentle.
man must havel When he gets out South,
we have no doubt his taste for niggers will
very much improve.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

~ We have pleasant Fall weather at pre-
sent-fne breezes during the day, and cool
enough at night for a coverlid. This is a
great change from the weather of about ten
days back. The sugar making time of year
is now pear at hand-the gayest season in
our State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
DIED.,

On August 10th, at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. P. NJ. Lambremont, in the parish
of Iberville. Mrs. LOUIS HEBERT, aged 80
years and 3 months.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
N13, aoIia ConmhS hos writteu ,

~. Leslie Coombs has written a l..
the Louisville Journal, in which he than.
the Douglas Democracy for the success he
has achieved. Democrats joining in with the
old K. Ms and Wings!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

-"The Constitution and the Equality Of the States
These are symbols of everlasting union. Let these be the
rallying cries Of the people," q. c.. Bre kinridge.
"Instead of breaking up the I'm on, we intend to
strengthen and TO Iengthen it," q. {. Breckenridge.
know no section as distinct from the other we
know the Constitution and the States under II, and their
rights as guarsnieed under that instrument"
(Joseph Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

The SENrINEL.-This is the name OF daily
paper in New Orleans, published by ERNEST
LAGARDE, which supports Breckenridge and
Lane. So far it has been well conducted,
and is an able auxiliary in our ranks. We
wish it every success.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

E- A large and enthusiastic Breckenridge
and Lane meeting was held in Memphis on
Wednesday. 1t was addressed by Vim. L.
Yancey, in a speech of four hours.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

u The census man found q woman in
Louisiana who gave her age as %. and that
of her Oldest son as %.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

Ey- The original manuscript Of Gray's Ele,
gy in a Country Churchyard, was sold lately
for 800.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
LAQUEMINE:
Saturday, August Is. 1850.

NoTTcE.EMa1 E. JENNINGS will .cr as
Agent at the Postofhce for any description of BUSH
ness connected with this paper.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

B- Garibaldi is on his march to Naples.
Aid has gone to the Christians in Syria.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

In matter Of the Estate of +. Gaux.
State of Louisidaa-Pdrish Of BerviAe-Gh
District Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Patrick
Duggin, decd.
WHEREAS. Mary Norris has this day Pc
w titioned this Court for letters OF admin
inistration OF the succession of Patrick Dugs'n,
decd
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may con-
Germ to show cause within ten days from tne
date of the publication hereof, why the prayer oil
said petitioner should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Aug. Is, 1860
auglS NJ. A. ESIE'AN, C'eIA'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

NN0N'
Give us more light! We waste barrels OF
Oil, yet have to work in the dark."-CTy of the
Sugar Planters.
The call is answered. Light bursts forth
The old "oil masters" are deposed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

Etut de la Louisiane-COur dW 6me. Dis
trid-ParOisse dIberulHe.
Dams la Succession de fue Patrick Dug
gin.
A TTENDu, que Mary Norris a ce jour pre-
n sent6 en- cette cour une petition a feffet
d'obtenirtdes lettres d'administratlon de Ia sue
cession ID feu Patrick Dugsin-
Avis eft par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia cohcerne de deduire sous dix jours de Ia
date d ce present les raisons pour lesqueiles IL
ne serai, pas fait droit a la dite petition.
Berville, Hcat Is, 1866.
AuglS d. a. "
, 1860-12-27

The Charleston Mercury urges all the South
Carolinians in the U. s. Navy and Army TO re-
s'gn and return home Ia r-s.si.s., s.a
ApetitiOn was presented for the suspension Of
the laws for the collection Of debts. = y
The Charleston banks have discounted modsr-
atsly, with much relief 10 the public. N
The secession feeling Is great In Florida. Se-
cession flags are flying.
An excited meeting ct Memphis had passed
strong secession resolutions, on the night Of the
80th, in favor Of eallof the Legislative ConVen.
ton 70 stand By the South. -JIEE "a
The South Carolina Legislature, on the 30th,
postponed the election Of U. s. Senator.
The Savannah banks havssuspended payment
The hrst Judge Nesbit one Of TIE most conser-
vative men In Georgia, now advocates immediate
secession.
In letter from Houston it e stated that the
feeling among conservative men In Alabama is
rapidly leading towards secession; be is for the
Union.
Intelligence from Columbia, KY, dated the 1st
inst states that fifteen negroes, and one white
man, their leader, were hung BY citizens at Bur-
kesville, for attempted insurrection. No pArtic-
ulaFs have been received.
81. LoUIs, December Sd.
Senator Douglas was received at Washington,
on the LIST, by two thousand friends. He made .
speech endorsing every sentiment Of Stephens
speech, 10 which be hoped the country would be
saved He was ready TO adopt the Georgia plat.
form In eli It's features. He expressed strong
Union conservative sentiments. irsFgll
Ills rumored that Trescott, Assistant secre.
, 1860-12-27
pIIGET SOUND HERALD.
IlIrIl lalEIQy lND pOMRSfIC NENs.

.LlFESf FOREIGN and DOMESTIC NEW&
By Pony Express, Telegraph and steamer from
San Francisco, combined, We have dates from
a. Louis Is late as the Sd instant. A summary
ofths news IL given Below n o..rsr
= 80 .rI.. j, 81. LoUIs, Nov. 27th
The disunion movement has assumed no new
The financial panic is about the same-no
worse.
The Kansas troubles are probably much sx.
aeEerated. Siiila#at
On Sunday last detachment Of volunteers
,,nSer Cen. Frost lel ST. Louis for the western
Sc-ds, Al Jefferson City and other places
thew were Joined BY other troops. On their ar.
sivsI Yesterday at Syracuse, No., they mum
h.rei unwards Of six hundred, mostly infantry
thet aDe now en- route for Fort Scott where, &C.
cordinR 70 last reports, Montgomery and bis band
A entrenched. The telegraphic dispatches are
yery contradictory, and some Of them have a.
ready proved false, bod 5, sts.a
The outlGws Who were reported 10 have inva
dsd Missouri turn out TO be U. s. troops en-
eamped,i on their march from Fort Leavenworth
70 Tcxaa Other telegraphic statements were
equally fiise or exaggerated
The latest advices state that Secretary Beebe,
Of Kansas, had an interview with Montgomery,
who. with IS men, was engaged In trying
man chafeed with kidnapping q free negro. Ac-
coFdinR 70 one account, this man was hanged In
Bsshs's presence; but according 70 another.ac-
count he was released at his C3ecbes) request.
On being expostulated with, Montgomery was
said to have deied the powefof the tribunaland
federal government
Rort Scott has not been burned, nor Parish
ma had hh0aa
The repcsts about Judge williams arc proba-
blygready exaggerated throughout
Il was said that Montgomery's object was to
murder the officers and break up the courts;
hut that when he found the courts not In session
he was satisfied and did not molest them He
wls said 70 have large comfortable tents and
plenty Of provision outside Of Fort Scott, and
was ready % meet the troops sent against him.
Gen. Harvey and Gov. Medary arrived ct
Fort Leavenwcrth on the Goth Of November, and
were to leave this morning. with one hundred
mon and two pieces Of artillery. Troops had
alao started from Fort Riley. Two divisions
wIIl fenaeEyonsat At Mount City, sixteen miles from
iho Missouri line. i @ ,5 as
81 Many prominent Reru'r 'rcSns at Leavenwsr'h
On Saturday night scnt resolutions deprecating
both the Iawless violence of Montgomery and
Nhe recent expulsion Of the settlers Of the Cher
.akst country BY the federal government but
declaring that the latter wasnc excuse isr me
iarmeI, ana e'y,ng tne's eoFrM g opeL.HOn y
tne moyemen. tnss put aown Mnns AnO'
.nsr geseSg s.g neen ots,n'.s"; sau
..sj n ,,Id s.d y. r,.,..tnrs - t.s ~.
- ~S-'- y, y :, -,
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Asa.nss a..rassm ssee.ea ~ MY Z. .s,r ~
.s Sn oImSao1s ~ ..S,, .1ns"S ~ ' ."s
~, FINN m Indise isIds, Y
, 1860-12-27

Tha ach0onaF M0rn MaTanen Uwaa aia0 driven
ashore and All hands perishsd but one man.
The schooner Tornado was ashore, crew all lost
Some small vessels arrived safely. rG
Ths pr;oe, AZ Walss and Prince A,H,.d h.a
arrived in England.
CIar;baldi. In farevell proclamation. IAN. NJ.
comnanions that an armv n one million m men
would Be wanted 70 follow him IN 4 fresh con.
6;ct an IN break ont n itaIv 10 M.rch ravt
,-r q. -. ~ oo.,
LOUIE NOV zssh'
most Of the Missouri, Tennessee, South Carolina
and some other banks had suspended, in order
70 AFFORD relief 10 the community.
Disunion was Glarmingly on the increase.
The secession Of South Carolina was considered
certain
Many Northern Republican journals urge the
greatest concessions In order " allAy the storm.
Secretary Cobb viii resign and return 10
Georgia to advocate the extreme course.
The Message Of the Governor Of South Caro-.
lima treats secession as . hxed fact, and makes
ms Recommendations accordingly. he suggests
tnat A1ams Express snonlo oe temporarily suo-
"Ss '.S ~ ~ uII,s Esd. sO" ~ S..oS
~. ...'~s;.;.. ~ ~. ;'.,ai"..;o,, ~ .".ss
from border StateS moi member Of he South.
ern Confederacy, and opposed any delay on the
mart Of South Carolina lei other States come in
when they please. -.1a
.ga..
~. ,s;....s, -; v.s. LoO,.. Novemos1 ~, oo- n
s;.sn az ~ SS;,IaaI ,n;,;,..n M. -" ca y, =
s..S n,Sn e.;d1n W;. "a.; aTy % 49, w. ~.
have No i,,rther ey;denca th"t Mon,consrv's ds.
monstration is A aII Iorm;dable TSe Iatest A.
Counts state that Monteomerv can mnster 400
, 1860-12-27

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Neapel lanoeten. Mebrere 9erloneu puroen
~oet6ptet. Da8 Wtui1tertum parb e~utla1len
mlo ein sleue8 all feline Stele 9eiebt.
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ltedutg pe8 Bolt5ei<SnIpeftOr8 .
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8elf geeapels pertbeilt mrroe, last: Ogictor
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