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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

THANKS, GENTLENEN.-Our heartlcSt
thanks are due to our friends, Mr.. In.
MrxroED. Of the IberriUc; Mr.. J p. McN-
FORD. of the LGurl Ill.,; Mr.. ACE GRASS,
of the PorsP; Mr.. JAS. FLOWER. Of tn"
Gollep Age; and Mr.. Gro. WrENsoN,
Of the Crosse Tstc, for their fav"rS in
shane Of the latest New Orleans papers,
which, these times, are particularly val
liable to country editors
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

TIE STATE FLAG.-Somc sixty dollars
have been subscribed here, and forwarded to
New Orleans by Mr.. Jos. II. SroCKLEv, fnr the
purpose OF procuring for our town a State
Flag, appropriately ornamented, &c. But It
appears the above sum was not sufficient for
the one directed to he made, and which We
believe is now finished. It will require some
$50 more, which we presume will be readily
furnished by our citizens.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
Died,

In thus town. on SUNDAY. .NrE. sJ'h' soOu'
II o'clock A NJ. MARIE EO>lHA RICHARD,
u I!e uf LUcIEr CEAEEz
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
fcoNcLUDgD IN OUR Sgxr.l

na-Our citizens must not forget the
great show of the immortal DAS, which
opens next Thursday with all his Won.
derful "one-horse" operations, n of
which is that a ball cannot be shot into
the hide of his hi-pop-pop-rhinoceros.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

Coop FOR lDFRvILLE,-On Crosse Tctc
in this parish, the first meeting was held in
this State TO express the indignation conSe.
ouen, upon Lineoln's election, and to prepare
TOR coming cvents-Col. r. A. Stevar, the
first President, and Col. Stewart and Colonel
Thro. Johnston the first gentlemen who adj
dressed such meeting, and the first (whatever
the cons q~uence>) TO counsel immediate Sc
cession and a Southern Confederacy. II was
on this occasion that the first proposition Of
this kind in the State was embraced in a rcsc-
luticn-th first cal made for an extra session
Of the agi,lsture-and here the first military
company was raised in the State in view Of
the ''irreprcssible conflict More than all
this-if anything more is wanting To evince
the patriotism of our people-JoS. IL. Stock
ley, OF P,aqucmine, ION the part of our cIti
Gems, not the citizens of Rrashear,) gave the
order for the first State Flag that was made
So, the people Of Ibsrville will have the first
JdllolcS or deserve the first monument.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
Notice.

NOTICE !. .,N-u To all "1'iug e'7iossealn"
y the succession OF James " lli's, 'AtI'
deceased III this PARISH. 10 present NE t@n'
without DELAY 10 Mrs. Sgs4n ripcs. i",r!k' 10.
nr.senling sand estate, or to her uudersisosd
counsel al Baton Rouge.
d~ci-?w SAN I. NM
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

i'u '"' -" w. -!
Under tAe Co" t ut "'-'"i ''' ''-'' 10 ''"'
peacr, n'pliu'~ ""J H'"~i'''E' ''' J'"0'
whCh bcl"ng I" thc '''"" "i "A'c '''
law ABIDING prop.o-"" N'N' ~ '' 'a'e "'
these mDsiJrtuneS, thrNa l. I"-n'ndr" ana Ia
natlcai wrongs, what are we TO '''
In answer to thus last Interrogation assault
M I 70 org nate from the necessities oe'o'e
IL. and through the da>t1rd'y acts oil a heart
les. fiction, whose salvation, they argue Us
pcnd~ uFon our rurl 'essy SEcEpE--"' see
~ othe' chorc; and IN dong -, We point 10
th, gallant action OF noh.e South taro,'al a"d
h,r >>trr States OF GeulIt', AIao"m1, icXa-'
tiortd-, Mississippi aud Arkansas, every Oh"
OF winch ua> fa',rd the united aud almost
unanmuu, vu,cc oi Immediate Scc,Hs,oa-sr-
cess on before The Inauguration OF Lmnc"'n.-
Waaour Inst having Witndrawn from tie INT
on, Nc coad not legally or rlghtiuty meet
IN cauuc. our s,,trr secedcd States, far IT,.
purpose OF un.rrl acton, IN any course taat
might be adopted.
LOUISIANA, Therefore, cannot DO otherwise
.,,r
anI .,r honor IN preference to rcma nlug Il
mrmi.r a.; iu, UnIon-thau pursue that lur
,
,
havr - promptly AMI patrloucaiy 'aNe"' II
.. tn.rrE fore no u>c t. >uu,rm or >Gulg-.e IN
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01


lnd speaking l'r '''" ""' '"e 'f'''"'
sentiments snh INTERESTS VI :" - Non'''''
we're divided INTO 50 man! sovereign auu III
dependent States. How can II o. supported
wheE every aitc'e o. 'h"' N""'cue'"''0G
maintained this distinctive feature oil so'er-
How can It be Upheld Wheh N t"e
very outSf. as even - IN our pTei"nt Con>li-
tuition. II declares "al powers net "e'ega'ed
TO CoEgrc>, are reserved TO tne States ahG
the people," &c. Yet even now, my rom tn
hec Gning Of this Government 10 The present
t,mr, we have had a party whose whole t'c'
jrneS arc ccatred n the pl"c - i"tt
t.r> g., = consolidated fedora. %ovefnm-nl, out
must not BE- mi>.,d into too great . d'Ires-
SON. The only notes We have Of tbs d-Laies
N the Congress when ir'mct these articles,
are from the pen Of Mr. Jetl.r-on. They viii
he found IN E,.iott's Dchatos, vu,. /, ?. 49,.
;,t a., SEE how the Ad ans, the Chase'S aud
Wilson,. fnrorLe,ic names of that DAY, view
ed ,,ycry. The main question for the Con
L.i.,a,,on was unon what bass toe States
.L,n.J c,nt,iLu.. To The genera I~,'cut-, how
,..r.,,s the quotas oC men and money to
,.r,,r.l r,.., sound corit,Lic rl,r,
-. sat, and il wn. b. seen t,.a;
til. mon w.r. sctua,ed BY the highest sense
,r,,,,;,, I'm aud although Northern as well a.
.,,.r,I fury into the debate,
u, r., worl fell from the ips Of ANY on,
.;r.a,p,ion of slavery. No, a wo.d
lin. :, cne.,,on. the status of slaves a,
,-,,ar,,
a. q,.. 8 I,rv and 1st Of AUGUST.
$3.50 ..h .~.t;c,.s uer. debated which De
ont. q, ,oo,.v
49,. ,il c,,n;.b 70 the ,.om.
~ vo,i,c in
-, ~ d,,nr.d he
S,a,o canal vota The ,ma,,
,oo, =, .ou,i
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Secession.

SSCdSolOus
The Is a lul, ia the Po'r''a. ,n,l"ln.--
but .et not the pcop.e drc~rve themselves a.
to It's mature. II j. not the quiet winch Tore
tell, a season Of ease, happiness and prospect
~. Oh, We wr>h II W ;, hut 1t J., a stiffness
,uch as that apparent mo,on,eSS attitude oil
Ia clement just prior to the bursting Oh 'o'
Luircaue-Such - that which may be iInT-
.rn,d when toe decks of Il vessel are beng
,prlnklcd with sand, 20 dr.nk tne blood ct thr
comm. sction-such ~ that when the thfob-
h,p,s or the hearts OF nn army AT" aNain-
for the order To- "chrrgc!' We w"nld b" glad
to he Il,vc otherwise, but We cannot. Ih' h'S>
rupture aud ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF u nation - a
m,,i,r Of no common-pitce, business tan~
action. Ii IS a terrible upS,tt'ng OF TIA" >'cla',
political and pecunlary elements oi a people,
and it is rare that anarchy and blood 90 not
follow.
This quiet OF the popular voice, IN a crisis
/ 50 well calculated to excite the lnd'ennuon OF
a true and gallant people, Is caused 10y the
50 early a>Sem"''nG OF Congress- ''H ''d' "
tn Il '""''''"'-' ""'' WIZ
upon H.. nee --and teen rct i'u> -, r~oali"-
cf the wauIwind winch lann,'ci>n h'' N''''"
ny.
The injustice aud the injuries VINO" '"''F
ike a ravens wing ever the i''r',' ~''r''"" "'
the Republic, and winch have ."l to the pre-
sent 4 III .ulueS valrn 50 lUn n.m'y ihr"ai'"
or forehode a dissolution at III" Union, are cd
, necu}rar aud muurn'nl chrIa,t,r. It's not
the injury nor the injustice wh''n a'i>e from
an "ytr taxed P~op'e-'r"m h>r0n 81" "A'i""
lavs-rom Government persecution or r''"
a'rry-ur from any of the causes which have
hitherto urged a people toa d'>>o n''' "i "'.
crnmrut. But the atu'ldr nov assumed hE
, the South. Is the result Of wrongs aud 'l'ra
: ne< oc many ycar>' >'anl'n@-u"t by a "o''
: crnmrut, is laws or IL a-vnc "', 20. INST '"'
one or more portions OF That h~"E'rn"'"t-
but they are the or n AMI action e.! a MO
t rtv Of tn: people OF one section OF >'cH "'
yernment against the people ot ano'her sec.
tron-uot from any injury which oar .'c"
laws, manufactures or products do them, ioi
such /, the very iIl. Of tie North, but upOi
the 4 m>v. Iu,Xcu>ah.e and ~tanatical ground
= mover heard Of before since TIE days OF The
.I,ou;st,,r." when prevailed a "n'ghsr law
;, than IN. constitution aud Statutes u. a nat"i
tina; there was a Jaw" in the minds of -
ward. Sumner and Their dcluicd followers
",,,hsr" than the Constitution Itself aud Ia,
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NsU ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted

1 Good com1etar, ,earncr ~ the 80 Spool
n District OIL good souer "anl'
NeYen6er -, 1862 hWl'
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CTATE OF LOUI>IANA-PARIfH ~
> BERvILLE--6IH JUpIcIAL pisr. Couhr.
NO. l3c2

Marie Arthcmise GulLry, AdInx., rs
Barthclmv fcrron, Adm.
=, IIAJ
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FINE ARTS.

TIM usprssIaEsp, H.vIse REruEFKD Fsox
Para tfes leave % call ssntou n ais o1erd1u %
0nS On fsf-ttrfx. from cslsbrstst snf fsrrir
,. ROt INITIAL Imrus,er, No. u No1As Buadlax,
sorner WORN and bfosdvsy.
ITO rHE royNxRcrkL AND wsrvrACrURrss PUs.
Il Nc -~hh many hsnks b M niend. sri ne public &c
the hrefA rsu-rnfe ftrfvad Al tr n&nrs weh -
nnsnt "A lp4 Broadway t etn u4rn sn6 fr'nes q -
wi ~ - red cn Re % xHs q 81 nneNqo w.ia ~
r.ennfa VI a. Ynkert ciii@t VII etNcle 80 " 80
iuet. A. CEtisRU r. 40 er5sdwsy.
frHv FINE AarR.-rCS 6AIE CrEAF. TWO FOR
trsia n Gsuersi ard vNke Nsshlnst,r, aner slatl
prcncuycet ~ J1tges ne bescagts eveF kea Address
Arsi-s. Herald cfhsc,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
TixrIIAIIsIs.--ro rsEsoss vi. 9 4 carr II. wHo
asst rse upportny offered 70 snier ino he business f
fur sale he largo and extensive Fss,ry 10
s.fe Al te~ Jcrsey toppo~ne fred>ich~, VIA
"a nscrsssry nschusy Tor NE saufscnrr q ware
s~cnnn nf Material hand rN~ Subscriber woad
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s,4RT~xR wANraD-IS RsJxEfLy ESTABLISH
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tl,0N Ing ~~tabashed psys weL only ooer IN ,tkns
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NAY 49, 1850.

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gHoa uRTrorfoRf-fRk BrrsMkh nHID3nPORr.
ever Monday. Wednesday Ard FrsHy. Al n oclock.
noon rom Pscr SIC, kss liver, snd stcsuer CkfAfHf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

ToURNIYNKN HORSE seos1s p. o. AND b so
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Third 70 sxeenth srsst. I, = TourSssnlh
street. c. 10 kfxth 70 rrs and 70 ~
room BY order OF HU Al HAMLex, PrUd1eNl
TIMOTHY ColxnAH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

| xUArynp-BAR YIxrURB, CoUHrsRs -oas Tss,
wv iss -. cArgs.px r,carss nir,s2 fchiaa 10 s.o =
and FALCON Buanea Inquire n II Pearl
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

CuNfRAL DIpAsrskRr or THE seTRoPoLIfAN
r"n ss ~ bn one street soras' OF s'n -se~ fas
frcccssh ~in be received this os- un tbs s inst
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

IMPORTANT TO sAL0ONs, HOvELs, 40 -fHOS IN
Luce scturer Of ryrups. Cordtss Btsers 40 Zee
sabhsbed 8l6 Aas Owed Tires doors
low where from be Aci)tss - suopsy bis
customers pubic fully - cent cheaper than neg
can Be suopbsd from vssops elsewhere Goods any
Part Of the city tree Of espsnse.
TAPANRsR HNBASSY.-THB FLAGS AND SYMBOLS
81 Japan Umpire NAtoosl and Imperial FOR deco
rators ea be obtained HsA6Yy Ooa and Cosse OF
Arms b. HAYS, 6<o and wi Broad wAy
u lnHKL BRorHKKs. BNoRAvKRs PLATE And
Lnso.rspss rripssG Epbss.sns p,s sinsi9 y; ~
Saxcs and ote InvsAiionA FRED T. KINNEL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

HGANLARDe CHOOOLAIl
M Chocolate ~ Santa
Chooolats = FAnteg.
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Chocolate Fern sfneux.
Chocolate HomoppaSkSe,
Chocolate CrearnA
Chorplsse CArAnsoh
An ~ above are oi Ne bes qsansy asd equal 70 asy In
HKNRY NAnLARD.
ns 81 BFsaAwAy,
WAolesals Psseory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

NIAsoNIC.-SHD MsMBsRs OF NBPrUuu LoD0x
wi No. 81. and The hass NY ssnsr>l snlariy -
vked 70 snesd spec a mes ias, u. Asy = eos p y,
cvDer Of hro0Ue And Crosby = es for ~ purp1(
Of attending The funeral Of asS~sed brhsy hpt Dsy
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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-21
THE PEMBERTQN MILL CALAMITY.
V,xO Hundred Lives Lost.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. 1.-THE walls
Of the Pemberton Mills, in this city, gave
way and Instantly fell, about o'clock yes
terday evening, while all the vast machinery
Of the mill was in operation, aud its six
hundred operatives busily engaged in their
various departments
The vast pile was almost instantly leveled
with the ground, every story giving way
under the immense weight and force of
the machinery and material descending from
above burying beneath its ruins nearly all
who were in the building, many of whom
we're instantly killed.
Every eSrtion was made to save the
living and extricate them from the fearful
! pile. The citizens turned out en- n1dSSe, and
rushed to the fearful scene, bearing the
wounded aud mangled bodies to their homes,
and using every effort to restore them.
A short time previous to midnight, how
ever. while the work of extricating the
bodies of the living and the dead was still
progressing, fire broke out in the ruins Of
tbs engine house, which quickly communis
Gated to the mass of the main building, and
spread with terrible rapidity over the entire
ruin, and at II o'clock this morning the
tuill was smouldering mass of brick, morS
tar and cbarrcd human bones.
After the fire broke out it was impossible
to save many of the living who were still
buried in the ruins; aud it is estimated that
no less than 200 perished in the flames, or
were instantly killed by the falling walls
and machinery. A very large number of
those taken from the ruins are mortally
wounded, and many others are sadly mutila-
ted in various ways.
1t will be impossible for several days to
obtain the exact number of the lost and
wounded.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-21
READ HOME TESTIMONY.

NEAR LEXINGTON, Miss. June 10th, $50.
MessTs. CasseR 4 Bdughn, Canton, Miss,
GENTs:-l deem it due to you and the public
to say word in favor of your GREENS AGUE
AND FEVER MIXTURE. Last fall, bought
bottle from you, and cured ttcelue cases of AQue
and Fever with it, and have used only half the
bottle. In one Of the above m entioned cases, l
had used quinne and every other remedy could
hear of, without success. 1t never failed in any
case. Respectfully, s. B. HARRIS.
This certifies that l suffered from Ague and
Fever for eight years, during which time tried
every medicine could hear Of, without any per-
manent benefit. until obtained Green's Ague and
Fever Medicine, which entirely cured me-
September, 1858. WIN. MILLER.
MEssRs CAssELL & BAUGHN: have used
GreeE's Ague and Fever Mixture in my family
with unfailing success, and would recommend il
in preference to any other Medicine for Fever and
Ague. One bottle cured four cases.
September 20, 1853 A. W. CLARK
To those afflicted with Chills and Fever
would say, by all means use Green's Ague and
Fever Mixture. it has never failed to cure the
above disease in my family.
September, 1858. ELIJAH YOUNG.
have used two bottles of Green's Ague and
Fever Mixture in my family with uniform success
and believe it to be an excellent remedy.
October, 1858. W.P. ANDERSON.
For sale by COMPTON & THOMAS,
YazOo City,
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL s BAUGHN, Canton.