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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-21

Late from the arctic Expedition
Mr.. Henry Grinnell, of New York, has
received a letter from Mr.. G. F. Hall
of the expedition, which sailed from the
United States last May, in search Of
further relics of Sir John Franklin.
Mr.. Hall writes from Holsteinberg,
Greenland, July IL
Our voyage thus far has been
attended with Gains, fogs and. head
winds, thus prolonging it to thirty-nine
days. The usual time may be set down
at from twenty-five to thirtyx We
arrived here in Holsteinberg Harbon on
the morning of July Z. The Rescue,
of your first expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin, in 1850, arrived at mid
hight of July IL. The George Henry
and Rescue parted company the third
night out, during heavy wind; but
Holsteinberg being the appointed
direct here
Last Saturday, accompanied by the
Esquimaux Adam Beck, the interpreter
of old Sir John Ross, took trip to
Mount Cunningham. Ga arriving at
the foot of the peak called ''Woman's
Hood, adam was fearful togo farther
up. We were then higher up than any
one has ever been before--so the
Holsteinbergers say-but I DOTTED
every thing save what modesty would
bid me retain, Ca Woman's Hood"
was about} and up, up! l went to a
fearful height. just as l reached the
top-or rather as its top was within a
grasp-a chasm INTERVIEWED, and l was
obliged to return; thoegh I spent an
hour up there. drinking in the mighty
views around me. | counted five hundred
peaks of mountains, saw lakes, rivers,
Davis's Straits, hundreds Of islands,
BAYS. Holsteinberg, &c.
July 1S.-It is intended that we leave
here at the earliest moment. Iester-
day, by the assistance of Gov. Elberg
and Capt Buddington, purchased an
excellent team Of sledge dogs. Next
winter will find me half Esquimaux, l
doubt not. Capt: Burlington intends
finding good quarters for the George
Henry, then proceeding with me
through Frohisher's Straits and Fox
Channel-circunssta will decide as
to penetrating also Repulse Bay. Ishall
learn much practical information this
winter.
Juty %, 1S60-I O'Clock, A. NJ
A fresh breeze now prevails. We are
now off the west side of Davis's
Straits.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
Third Judicial District Court of In.

Succession of John n. Francis, deceased.
DY virtue of and in obedience TO an order of sale
ID to me directed by the Hon. the Third Judicial
District Court of louisiana in the above entitled
mattel, will proceed to sell at Public Auction at
the door of the Court House, on Canal Avenue,
between Hampson and Second streets in the City
of Carrollton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
December, 1860, at the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
rights, privileg es, ways, customs, servitude ana
appurtenances thereto belonging, situate in the
City of Carrollton, in this parish, and designated
bv the Number Thirteen in Square F., bounded
by Adams, Commercial Burdette ana Macarty
streets as per plan drawn by Louis gier
SURVEYOR dated November 10, 1875, and deposited
in the Office of J. b. Marks notary public said lot
No Thirteen measures thirty feet front on Bur
dette street by a depth of one hundred and fifty
feet between parallel lines.
Sold for account of said succession.
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
noyl4.ts of the Parish of JeGerson
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-21

NNAS committed 10 the PHrish jan T"I n
w the Parish of Jefferson. on the loth 80
Of Octnhor 1850 the boy HENRY, a mu-' X
latto : feet ~ inches high. som" Of tn" -
front teeth dccaved; says he belongs to Mr.. Est'
on the Jackson Railroad.
p, ,frar-,, nay charges and taxi him away.
GUY DKFI-E. -hariT
,cig0 Of the Parish ul JLl room.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-21
CARKoLLToN CITY POUND.

WAS brought to the Pound of the -
w undersigned Pound Keeper for /1$A
the City of CarrolltoR, on Thursday,
18th inst, the following described animal, to-wit:
ONJSMALL BLACK PONY, about two years
old no mark brand visible.
The ownsr owners of the above described
animal are requested to come Forward prove
property paw charges and take him away, on
or before MONDAY December ,, 1860 otherwise
he will be sold that day at IL o'clock, "A. NJ,
at public auction.
II BIENVENT, Pound Keeper.
CITY of Carroton November 81, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

public expenditures have been increased to their present
enormous amount and the public debt greatly augment
ed abuses and wrongs that demand rerenchment and
reform, exposure and punishment.
s. RESOLVED, That the principles policies and purpo-
Of the so called Black Republican Abolition Party
mauiesty tend to impair that perfect union to sub
vert that usce-to destroy that domestic tranquility
to weaken that common deence-to retard that general
welfare, and to imperil the blessings of liberty to our
selves and our postery, which the Constitution OF the
United States of America was ordained and established
to secure.
9. RESOLVED, That, in intercourse and relations
with foreign governments recognize all those inter-
national duties and obligations which position as
member of the great family of nations begets and will at
all times with alacrity and fidelity conform thereto
10. RESOLVED, That we approve of the address OF
the Central Union Constitutional Committee, in SO far
only, it contains recommendation to send delegates
from this State TO National Convention TO be held in
the city OF Baltimore; but in so DOING we do not de-
sign to discourage the movement now being made IN
other parts of the country for the formation OF great
National Conservative Union Party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

A DISTRESSING ANNoUNcENEST.-Duringt the session of
the House yesterday, we hear that Col Ket Of S. c.,
received tclegnphc dispatch calling him instantly to
Florida, where his brother had been murdered by some
Of his negroes The murdered man at the time i'll
in bed and his throat was cut by negroes
whom he had not long before purchased. They were
from of the northern savehoding States prob
ably sold South under that most reprehensibe provision
of the laws OF Maryland and Virginia, authorizing that
disposition to be made in many cases of murderers in
cendaries, thieves, &c, who are slaves Wash Star
Of Saturday.
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Certificate Mr. Norton, Of the Examiner Office
Richmond
RICHMOND, Va, Peb %, 1850.
Messrs W. FowtV Co Boston: Gestlemen-I with plea
sure testify great merit your invaluable lung medicine
Dr. wlsTARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY, which is likewise
highly valued by many esteemed citizens who have tested
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my Joy experienced such gran relief TO Induce
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BALTIMORE Feb. 2JthPour closed active and firm Howard
Street e. 90 advance Of 2 cts Ohio held at - "hea'
closed dull and heavy white 6siO eis yellow .o % as
steady Slss 2 Lard closed active al lVa
al cts Whisky closed dull and nominal at 2i6 cts
NV YoRK 25th-Flour Is buoyant state 70 loG3 -
ern white 10 cts Corn is quiet: white and yellow eO 3 cts
PORK arm new mess tls 4CDls So Lard steady at 1890
gfxrsg
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FROM MEXICO-

New YORK, Feb. 2j.-We have news from the city of
Mexico to February g. which will be found interesting
The Prus,ian Minister had acknowledged the Miramon
government the legitimate rule of the country The
clergy party entertained high hopes that Vera Cruz
would bc taken 10y their forces and the Juarez govern
ment displaced for the moment. Regularly organized
bands Of guerilla troops roved about and robbed from
both parties IL thought that Mr. Mathew, the Brit
ish Minister would be removed. very bitter feeling
towards The United States prevailed amongst the church
men.
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TELEGRANGS.
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Office No, 1879 Main Street.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The House Committee on
Postal Affairs will report bill expedtng California
Overland Mail. Proposals will be received by the Post
master General and submitted Congress for approval
The letter mail is to be semi-weeky and newspaper mail
semimonthly The Department will also receive propo
sails for the same service by the Panama route.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN I'D 4TH,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

REV NJ D. H0GE, D. D. pr,,cr.L
A. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ.
IE duties OF the session Of this Institution viii be re-
/ sumed on TUESDAY. the 80 day OF January, ls60,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev oge D. D. English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy A. Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
s IL Coleman university OF Va Mathematics, Ancient Lam
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department.
Prof Charles Seibert, Piano
Madame Mathilde Estvan, Vocal Music.
Prof A. La Bombaric, French
Pref g. Persico, Italian Drawing and Painting.
Senior Carlos Cordoyez Mera Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof U. A. ErcssOu, Guitar.
Or English Literature which have found
interesting and Instructive will be continued Young
dies the city who longer pursue their
school but who cultivate Bellies Lettres may become
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
Board for months (ndng day of June 1862 1920
Washing and lights 20 %
Tuition ia Preparatory Department 80 %
ordinary English branches ....... On
do In advanced do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ %
do in Modern aad Ancient Languages each. 20 20
Mrsc Vocal Instrumental piano and GuarJ for one
lesson hour per week.
lessons Of hour each week
Piano 10 90
Drawing in Crayon % 90
Painting In Water coors. 30 10
Painting in 40 90
Dupuy who Pe control the young ladies en-.
trusted 10 their
Dr. oge will take pleasure answering any letters OF inquiry
the school, All business letters
A. NJ. DUPUY.
ja2-d1y Richmond Va.
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THE uIrNCARIANS PASSENGERS

New YORK Feb 26.-It is thought both at Portland
and Montreal that the number of the Hungarians pas
sengers oversated neither she or any steamer oil
that line ever before brought half that number.
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A CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND sHOE MAsUPACToRY IN Ry,tt,,,
people ofthe South have generally determined TO d.
mate hereafter when making Their purchases favor Of Sa
ern manufactured good and Ma resolve has given r,. n -
Gus enterprises the undersigned desire inform IA,
that their Boon sHoE MiSUTA o. the Oldest IN
cty-was established In 1922 by Messm Cook Ryan ars
subsequently, conducted by Mr. Peter Cook With whom Mr A.
Hill was Afterwards associated. Originally conducted on ,
scale the manufacturing department Of the business has been r.
creased from year year. and II purpose 10 ea,,
still more With experience Of thirty yeArs TIE bg,
by senior partner, and from the fact that both eie o.
arm we're born and raised In Richmond conhdn, n,
will be able the expectations Of all who desire 70
durable well made SOUTHERN Doors aud At fair MI
and accommodating terms. ALEX. HILL co.
ja24 No. ~ Main II
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JAMES ElvER AM KAYAwHA COMPANY.

message was received from the House OF Delegates,
through Mr.. Seldom as follows:
Rcso1ycd Jy the General 1ssembly That joint COM
mittee on the part of the House and Senate be ap.
pointed consisting Of the part Of the House,
and five on the part of the Senate whom shall be
referred bill amend the charter of the James River
and Kauawha Company, and also a substitute submitted
therefor
Mr.. AUGUST moved to take up.
Mr.. NELSON objected to taking up at this late period
OF the session; moreover he desired have time to
look into the bill He then moved to adjourn, which
prevailed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

BosroN. Fcl. 2i-TLe English papers received by q g
Europa state tll. he Hungarian bad large cargo
Tee names of the pl-,e.-tl- are uOt g,vca-
Tue scene of Che wreck IS on Cape Ledge halt mile
OF the shore of Caps sable which Island some Eve
nes outside OF Cape Sabe Island and twelve miles from
the Darlington telegraph oh,e.
HAL.rAN, Feb. Electromagnetic supplementary
maj. bag. FOR Ncs lor, and Canada saved from the
wreck oi the steamer Hungarian VIII bee brought here
for arrangement TIE bags we're burst open by the sea
aud tde letters are torn more OF less.
R.RErxsroN. Feb 24-Eveu.ng- Nekerson
saw tbe steamer igb, was stationary for some
time and then seen % move. A. dlyl glt large steam
or va, seen ashore with one mast standing. Tuiukshe
- men GA 10 which Weut over the vessel, side soon at-
Ter daylight
Il is reported That the steward poeNeoooS na oeen
,eked 40 containing some OF the pass ngers names
Tine bodie, OF susu child aud man. tie latter suppos
ed 10 have been d fireman, have been found Fofuon1
Of tie mail and cargo viii be faved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

HopkrNs.
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Fletcher, of the Presbyterian
church.
Remuneaiing Jesse Peters for work done on the Fair
mont and Wheeling turnpike road amending the act in
cooperating the Mineral Bank of Virginia and changing
its name to the Bank Of the Commonwealth.
JANIS RIVER AND EANAwHA CANAL.
The bill TO amend the charter OF the James River and
Kanawha Canal Company, coming the order OF the
day, Mr. SEGAR replied 10 the argument OF Mr. BASSIL.
lie was followed by Mr.. ANDERSON, in favor Of the
bill.
Mr.. BARBOUR objected to the ryder as reducing the
State vote in the general meetings of the Stockholders,
and as giving the Board Of Public Works the power 10
arrange the tolls all railroads that they think will come
in competition with the Canal.
Mr. TOMLlN said that the object Of the ryder to
hold the Board Of Public Works responsible to the Gen
eral Assembly. If general bill passed requiring
that the standard Of charges shall be remuneratve he
would withdraw his ryder; but not otherwise.
Mr.. BARBOUR moved 70 amend the ryder by strik'
ing out the words by Others than the Commonwealth.
The amendment was adopted
The vote then taken the passage of the bill as
amended, and the bill wa. lost, il requiring wohirds
decide the passage Of the bill in the alirma-
tive
Yg,s-Messs Anderson Allen Anderson, Ballard Barbour
Bass Brown CsPeriOn Carpenter, Chapman Coleman, Collier
Davis Edgnrton Fleming Friend Garth Goodycooniz. Gratan
Harrison Harvey Hopkins James Jones knotr, Kyle etsich
Lockrcge Lynch Masruder, Martin TEos Martin, VIM Mar
tin, Mae Matthews Maupn M-Camant, McCuc Mcdowell Nc
Kinney Montague Myes Newton, organ, Patterson, Re
Wyndham Robertson Saunders Tutwer Walker, Arthur
Watson. Edwin Watson, war. wiugasid Wt'en-56
NAYsMessrs Basel Bell Boseau, Borenan, Andrew Brown
ChIs Earei Edwards Ferguson FeT Garr- JOha Gibson
Gimer Raymond laekley Hoffman, Hunt Hunter John
son. Warner Jones Kaufman, Krmprr, Locke, Luady, Lynn
Mallory Mckenzie. Medley, Mong Morris Phelps Porter Prtrh
ard Randolph Richardson, Il X Robinson Ryes Scott Seldom
sIaunon, siber James X smith, Touin ward WEIGH, West
Wilson, Yerby-49
Mr.. MCKENZIE moved to reconsider the vote upon
the passage of the bill.
Mr.. seldom moved to amend that motion, by refer
ring the bill to a special joint committee; he believed
the bill could be framed secure its passage.
Mr. MCKENZIE said his object was offer a subSti-
tute and accepted the amendment
The motions reconsider the vote, and to recommit
the bill and the substitute of Mr. McKESzIE agreed
TO- and the number of seven fixed upon the com
mee on the part of the House. and five the part OF
the Senate Mr. Seldom subsequently submitted hi-
motion in the form of resolution, and requested to
notify the Senate OF its adoption.
On notion the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27
TILE MARKETS.

NORFOLK. Feb 25th.-The Brig, Sultan, cargo Of fruit
i ashore Bodys Island. Her cargois mostly landed
without damage.
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Nrw York. Feb 26.-The steamer Baltic has arrived.
She brought 81 900 in specie Senator Latham comes
a passenger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

MILLS FOR SALE.
PINE Merchant MIL the Hoston river Two pair OF
N French Burrs and pair Of Corn Stones with everything
nwand In complete order for making Flour OF The best grace
a No. Saw Mil, Muay saw &C. with and power TO add
other machinery that be needed The supply OF
Is unlimited These mills Depot, within three mills OF
Rogersye the terminus OF Branch Road In one me pes,
Wheat counties Of East Tennessee There over "o acres
land With The mills fronting quarter Of nile on The ver ana
running TO the Railroad All part Of this would De SOLD nc
wishing 10 in the business good opening
there Is but little competition
Terms viii be made easy Address. . -
CHARLES J. MCKINNEY,
feQ7AdlttGn ROger,yIls Tenn.
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Hide, Oil and Leather store.

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81, s. Third Street, b,,vsa
Market Philadelphia have FOR sic Day AID
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sed Patna Ks Tan
ners OIL Tanners Curriers' Tools the lowest prices asl
upon the best terms.
s-A kinds sf Heather In the rough wanted for vleh ne
highest price will be given in cash. taken ia exchange
for Hides. charge and sold eoErl
hQl-IAm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

TIE LOST STEAMSHIP HUNGAIlAN-THHEE Hun
DRIED AND sixty PASSENGERS kONNED
4.,1,.y Fsb gs-The clearance Of be Hungarian
has been found She had 500 lasseDgers Nosso. the
pAnes hAYs yet been 06Ialnsd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

DIED,
In New York February 18Th, JAMES VI WEYMOUTH aged -
years he native Of Richmond, Va but resident OF New
York for the past ten years.
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UOTSE Og DETFGATTS


The House was called to order at u o'clock by Mr..
HOPKINS.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Fletcher of the Presbyterian
church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27


ROYAE HgAVASA LOTTERY.
TTNE following numbers drew the principal prizes In the drawing
Il Of February llth, $500
NUMBERS. PRIZES NUMBERS NUMBERS
81 100000 2,5ns. $4,000 nO..... 10000
1925. 10000 1925. $4,000
1922 S7 3Is2 $780, AGO. 580 1898 5sl 597 $780,
Cps Gg Ill2 s2S O 1884, OPS II no $780, ISL
1913 Jl0 l5j 1851 1913 1885, ls82 1929 2Of2 290
225s 2262 z222 23OjG 23G0 1913 2i5, 2i1O 22 2tlO6
20 o. 256O 1924 2sI93 2sj2 2ss2 2gs28 and 295Seac
$1,000.
Col Rubi' the Governor OF Cenegos drew the half
the 100000 prize in the late Lotteryavna Correspondence
OF the Charleston Courier, published Feb. Is, 1860
The next Drawing Of this celebrated Lottery will take place
the "a Of March.
For particulars see advertisement in another column.
fe2---dkclt- ROnRIGUEZ
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MARRIED,

At Sycamore Church. Thursday afternoon by Elder VIM Pet
tgrew Mr. BENJAMIN NJ QUARLES and Miss MAMIE EUBANk
adopted daughter Of Mrs. Mary T. W. Quarles.
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ID EsOLUTIoNS OF TIE PEOPLE sOUTI

Ii Education In Southern Schools and Colleges.
81 Patronage to Southern authors and editors
The employment Southern Teachers aud the Of South
school books.
~ Resolution passed athe Southern Commercial Convention
Its session IN Savannah Dec 1856:
EtS0ed That the the Southern public due
and should be given those publishers school books among
who have already issued have In Of publication series
Of school books adapted to the wants OF youth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-27

HlSg- sales of Tobacco, by BROWN MCCLELLAN
Feb 2jh 1860 For David Passon ~ Buckingham3 MID
81 ~; 3do at -; hhds Tugs at 60 do at 81 for Mr.
Mary W. Cahell; hid. Tugs at = 80 ! do s. fe2I-lt