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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

WfRs sPnISo Tooru RAKEs Mr. J.
= swWiIuelder. the Hardware Merchant q
Winchester requests us 10 say. that be BE-,
for sale on Commission, Ala of the above val
liable imPlenenur which hs is directed by
iho owner 20 eiose oui e greatly redsosd
price This is fsvoraAs opportunity a.
Farucrs - soeu4e this Useful flaie. Or o..
der from this Or sdioiuiag eountiss gill b.
prouFtlJ attended 10, and The rstss delivered
anys herr along che Rsil Rcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

ETJadgs , " BsostsabrosgA i r.
ssonsadsd b stssatsa Yisdis,ioF 70 en-
thssasassJ "a sbs bench q he q 8 Rsvss,ns
cOsFt saussd b he death q Jutgs 2. v.
Dsaia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

psLEGsrss nVso N EEElsv In.
dsPeHdsu' Seash, publishes 10 Burke seuu~
", &c bss the fo.iouipg
On FfiSaY last. the citizens u waysas-
bcFe sbd viiaity MT, uitboat distino,,oo
o. party, sod 10 sol dsiibsFs'iou si,Aoeta
dtssebhng voice hey pteesedsd 70 hsLg N
smg' he SEQ 6eoteis delegates wbo sould
DOT uitbdfss from tbs ChsFisstaa National
CoeVeoii9o. They ssre haa 10 soc public
STREETS With he inscriptions isbeilsd On them
"oeofgis Tfsitofs snd shiis svuBs a.
ibsy ssrs stousd aRg bF,ekba'tsd ~ the la
tle Jsfkiss her fsnsies see then taken
oat 80 ths psFsas zspsDs sud hung up 70
'&hs he-FiY PSis sba kasot v sehss The
sAenoo ssFhfed eas iias uitb zee meath
taNsa % ths EFoaa8 ~ = teksa e sabui,.
''es y 'ss ps'i q shs dslsEs,ss
Nrs SEES ros waass a uow,,
u DsiNii rs b. ssht 20 seton sgsiest
be- hustApt g fse2Fsr ssess ss q fsas.sts
IL sssas Ns Ptosafs5 sivsses fots ~,
sight moatht go Sac kass uothisg .h,st
= sd hv-d va hia psifsa,ag hss asa.
81 dsnsstis 85Nies ne fsssaflg ssl ~, a
Sc divorce ssfshs nssl "a 80 fsts4 sssk,
o. fasish I'm ~ ~ i.sss ~ -sT- st- r.v
o. sEht m1st s SERVES ffam ski-k Al.
eos 80 tsd lsssat fssssssa tss
Il tbs $50 ists a.gsf v "a psr.is..s
~ W poe thf-s ssFss ~ lsut su utish III,
preset RESIDENCES - eestsd saf g., sEish
- hst essu oafst. sithia zee psst ss,b
slse eoe. sd shish hss - . ssE,-sl
Tee ssas lseEy o. fsuaaats gsasisnsu sss.
shsted. maay yssfs e iois So f,asf.r
% he osaus Parh fsF ukios ~ psis ssls
aoedfsd', sod 81 shioh Be is aos essTsd
$1,000 see
nFA 20 gsssTE Drr8sssa = A si,s,.
sipii Pisnssr bAs paid o. 600 81 hsv.. !,
Cisvslspd fag tisssslssivs az a - go
~ - osiafPoa, 20 ysaFs Il so Sc esss
- lsTsiaad % fsssiss thaFassh s4--.,.....
las ssuEhisr q 3 sisfrrnssl Il tt.t 80,
baviog bssa euEsgsa b ~ ZEE fasfef ~.
yoasg lsdy, shbaagt ksfa sisss. !, -
re- lt it stsisd its4 ~ iass.ss - ~. Il !.
= is Cisvsissa 80 - g. 600 -, $50
astg 81 Togs pnorxarg = ~ 81 -.
- Aeasb. 90 Quegu nfsst. r. ~, ,l...s
eahsisiiea q = vetthsr-besfas1 h,|i4,ss 4.
fsat Asd bfisk hesss is 80 rssy. - 80
% gsblis ssis, "a Nabasv us,t -, ~. -.
q ~ go Pafstssss ~ Hssea y.s..,l.
res SsgAssy - Msysissssss Rs-osl-s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
TnE PuLPIr.

The puipit q tbs M Z Cbo'sA, is this
.ovn, uill b oosupied, o. Sabbath ssSi, By
he Bsvs .. RoIrLt, sod , HeKErssrE
RuLHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

SPA genuine Looofooo Il one. ubs. ost
Of Povsf, is capable sf railing ~ Ell backs,
sod, 30 psseF, ehsusfisg svsry fs'o bsnk
"a ths soungy e. = bant Of issus ani d..
ensft 49, pgfaf.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

~ TIE wa.hiog,an cor .posd.ot ofG.
Lou svills CoE,is,, fsrrihs 10 the lA,, ID.
rto'iAl sx arsioO, ssys Il have learn. a ,hn
'on- Of the editors who we're eomplin.p',a
With ticket for she excursion, and Who I'd
not shsos~ to come. actual y sold the -sn,
euisid-Ts fcr 1eTe u,ae a asn vha 80
do suos sih'nE does ret Aelosg 70 Ihs s.ss
Of bosest DsR. and bSa Better sssNI ss,ri.et
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
THs RIGHr sPIRir.

A gentleman 10 Alabams, Hsssly three
score aod tsn yssrS Of age, writes 70 she
Montgomery Mail - follows:
ali Bell ard Hvsrett get bu. two votes in
Alab4uA, expect 70 give one Of them
"is@ Because | believe they are ss pare,
updeflsd aud uHeorrupled statesmen and
patriots, a. any two citizens Of the United
States.
"2d. Because their whole life and .o-
tious are nov, and always have been, 90
broad, aud as totde, as the xh. Ee Uaisn.
I'D. Because they oppose Abolitionism.
Black Republication aud Disunionisu eSry-
vaer.
'4th. Because they oppose squs.tsr
Severe gnty, aud other distar binR elsments
growing oar Of sectional aud party plat.
forss.
18th Because the Constitution il their
sAIld AND gssds the whole Uoion their
eoasiry and hS1se-And The laws their, aud
our profession.
9th, aud lastly, Because usH 10 nv fee.
bic old age, expect 1t will lie the last vote
STALL ever give fer President II the u Of,
tsd States, spd feel 10 . eouso ien,ious du.
y owe 10 my country, wife, children aud
ftissds,' 70 vo,s for John Bell aud EdvaFa
Everett"
~ BsifsAd ErsyeIf get bxt feo vsfes -
disbsHar ISrYcet 10 girs srs ofiAea Nov.
there is eTincsi tbs tue spirit " q N q and
patriot. SUpppss that all uho actually
ITrier the slset'on OF Bell and Evsrst we're
sBi~atsd By like feelings add like purposes.
Why, 10 tba, case. there vtuId cot be state
10 ibs Uaiou which they would no. carry By
an overwhelming majority Aud uhy
should not all good eitissos, Of al parties.
catch The high sbd rssO ute spiri, ~hieb Gees
the bosom Of che Venerable Alabama 81
iriet Why Shouts not ssoh Que solsno-
" resolve 20 vote Tor Bell aad Eysrstl. even
IL 90 other iBan should With ,uea . ssal
snd such purpose, on The paft q ell uho
prefer their election, their triumph. woald
ee esTtaio, aud glo'ious, ssd oysfsbslu-
log
Look sgsih u the rcasoos assigned by
eur Ahbsma f,issd foe supporting Bell ssa
Everett Are thsy not solid, ampla, slto.
gstbeT couyiBsinRi To sseh sbd 81 q our
readers We ssy-iake eOafsEs, asd initiate
ths ofty sud psBiotio eEsmpis q hin 10
AlabaaA vbs, tbosgh fssbly iotisfing upon
tbs vsFy btisk o. tbs grave. 10 yst asioi sted
By bread sud gss~rous love Of eoaulFy,
and Is aaEsous 70 psTfsfm fos i,a lat ssf-
YES, by sssiIBg his vote isr Bill sud Ever
sti, lhs defenders and Cd .mpious u = com
uoa Copsutotioa aud s9mnoa Union 80
RishaoHd VAR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

EEA large BEtL ssa EsssEIr pfsss,.ioa
passed, fov dsy' siass, tb'osgh ihs street.
81 Mes rsfk, viih lssgs bell % wbssis. 90
vhish q friead bas vfiusu
To Frsssrvs oar sssstfy
a I'D scausf o. fass
Lri ~ Bel fiag 81
Wasf-kgefft fnfsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
u-'-Lt. CIV FiIs.

The Memphis E,gvy0 make. 90 .,pto.
pirate sud forsibIe .pple.,;ea Of /. yer, ,o,a
. d old snssae.s, 10 the fsllo-itg ,Iu.e,
We once hesrd doctor 10 Nl.,s.,,
-ho vas called 10 attend . paiieei -ho O.,
suffering from . vtslsst attack of s,il,,-.
fever Afer sxsmiB'nE the ta,i.b, ~
great solsmaty, The dosier sid he DID a.,
profess 20 ksev much .boat Ev.rs "a,
could shrcv the msa into 6is, add n.
b-n on 6ts The Democratic sArty Nv,
thrown the eeuatsy into fever winch ,,,,
sskhowisdge they esntot cure bu mue~l
tat them = htils longer, The viii throw q,
into Its, aud the. No safe for thew m,
bill on h,s Al the risk IL siag oon,i
I'd Singular, vs shall take he /, bert, Of call
isg is sv.sh,r ph5'iean Tn. Demoe,.,s
party have been ssviAg tIs 10 90 e. t,.l,.
yvaEs, sad @ y they tell ss that q /. !. NOR,
dsss.s thsp svr 10 rs tine th. vo,t ga,
soLf cd 20 sthss baads
I'VE zee nss in ths habit Of indulsirs 4.
ssy sstvtiiy Of csssar-, bat thi. .rrog.p,
pre- sasiss thai The lat % The Ua,oo de-
ponds Bpos isepisg d nocraiie plgodsr.r,
iu post . d eeses, deserves 70 ts r.bal,S
10 tbs strongest term. the English isagaas.
can ssppy Whes nav they ever d.as 70
preserve ths Usiopf whss have ID y.,.,
been found 'tssdies BY IL ia the tour ( II,
periIl The WiDes P.sviss had = d, NO.
cratic psrsa sg-.
The R'ekiDgAsm Register say, -wa.
B.ily, engaged 10 cleaaihg cat a sell al
Htrri.oo Spsnglst's, BssF Mapl. S-anp
4 ~ 5 allies Souhwsst 70 Has' icon a.g =,
pd ls.ly kilsd on F.idsy eff. rneOn la,,
lie bad bsss engaged 10 toe ao.e,as. n
si.suiug out the ell, 10 waisA feel d, h.I
seeumulSts3 fihdiSg The yell ailsi With
,Ss full air b. vas drsvp mp, but faint, .,
the 100. jest - be Vas aiken GU, droptss
dovH his bah He va taken ~ Oh. Asu..
sod proper n'-bs rssortsd 20 for cas- 70. o
ration Recovering .boa, TIRE. O'Clock \.
vesi b'ek, s,yisg, lnos' probably l.bo 10.
und" arrangement desiring Iksu 70 :,
hin uB for his lat n -. ,s,h a.
dowo fer bis hat ., d draVu Up t,t, 90
of th- veil bui SAs sIhaast-d o. Y.IcI4s
The top. when be tel hack ds,,ts =
sbost as fee, b sski.g h neck $50 mob
ing his skull and killiug NJ sln Oct ,u,,r,.
sp,ously- He uss nSrTisd nau IrcIsd
~ yeArs He uss q softer, Bdous'r,u, p.s.
az h-d Sssu . men Der 81 the Nstbodn
ehureh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

THH CsavEHrios --Tts rsssio a be
Coovsbtisu % Tsssday wsrs very hrisf,
sbd sliGhtly asnoosisssirs Astios is ss-
svoidsblT delayed, gsadios 'hs qusssioo re-
ialiss u tbs adsissioa 81 ihs ssosdise d,l-
sgstss, SD - ths eousssisd sssts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

HrHsu Jobs A. Roekssli. q Nssssshu.
sstss. uho has bees far ssas tine past ne
Cbairmss q ihs hafiossl EEssniiys Geo.
miitss u tie Ubiob pa'tg bas hsss ezilod
bome ~ n,fehi priFsie bnsiasts, and Hoe.
A r BoiseF # Virriaia, hAs bssa stoasa
ehaifman az thst hodg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

~ be Philsdsigaia Pfsss ssys thsi Ne
bpchapap's snsfeiss sss ssiistsd 10 ssd
ease We guess the Ssass IL ~ COED - TIE
susfciss - Ppsaftos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
NJ. L'SesLHS AOcErTAroH
Hoo GEOEeE A'uSvs, P,SiSeai Of GAs Re.
n.I..n.. NnE....I Il -.... -

srEmorIELD, 1T, May as, 1850
Hoo 0EOEeE ASHsTs, P,SiSeas Of sAs Re.
Sslisas NafisHsi CoztaGsn
Sir Il seo-pi the BOaioatiou rendered
me BY tbs Coovsp,ios over ubieh ysu pre-
sided, sod Of which I an formsliy appF,sed
70 tie letter q Yourself shd others, ae log 90
sonmittes Of she C0nvsntiou for Ihs,
purpose.
The declaration Of principles and sesil-
meets Uhish seoonPaniss your letter meets
ny approval. end u sbsli h ny care no, 20
v'elats o. disrsgsrd e IN any part
lmPlofing the sssi-tanss of Divins Provis
dsbes, SD viih due regard 70 the Views and
fssiiags Of Ell HhS vsFs rspTsssbtsd N the
CooysntioB 70 che rights - 81 Ibo Sta -
snd Territories, sHd people 81 ibs nssisn 70
The insiolabii ~ u the Cosstituiiou, aud tie
perpetual unisa, baF@oay, sad psusp-F.
ny Of ~, an nest bsppy 70 oo-epsfsts Coz
tes practical success Of sbs pdBsiplss de-
slaEed ~ the CeRv~stiou
EoaF obliged fiead aBd fsliov sisisss,
ABRAHAM IFEgnIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

Ffss LlKstf.-Its Losisv is Isarnsi
says tsss ths vdfy ooamou pbrss 't~ ~
-elhiiss, u assd issaty years hshss, sill
- asifsfsslly understood b nssn ihis pfss
sns pHisd 4 isossfsso sssg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

REA eoFfespoadsnt Of ibo Conief rsys
that 4 Douglas IL tsufuais6 20 Baitimors.
II Bell siii easfy K-nfu sy b. 10 900 over
hsPubieans. Add Nv, % spaaky ssigh.
Tor " ths Demosfat Flsss rsiof' by iel1ng
sith shs msjofiiv NJ Bsll sil eaFry Kso.
tueky u Dougiss l. soi Bsoinstsd a. B.l,h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

eROaF Cd fsisod L.uooln Il got a. 10
looking nsn. but be l. sligbty tset.il. Ne
che ave - sui him 2oua lifils nsri No
ven bsf - Frf-hrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

EFJa@es Hstshss died saddsaiy. a. 20
stgseeaa sfs. q, his fss dspss is this sssntr.
81 saudsg aiEbi vesk he pss usftkv
ass sfiiBtbls aitissa - Lesterf Essk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

~l II Douglas y tbs hssa o. tbs Dsmo.
cratic psssy. the party = aosi hsaa o.
ssrn - Frsaftcs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

wplts ssld ttsi soss sf he ysuas nsa
~ Me- Yea ~ beFiuaiue - imtsis BE
sfyis ~ be Jspsa dFsss We pfseams
heir clothes ere u Jspsa sssr. - fsspfsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

AcosprsT We iessu thst Ttos Fsaysr
~ this plsss ia rsaias - ths ssss - Ksr
1sgsgiiia ~ Tuss1sg uofuieg usek sosi.
dsntsiiy tisss.fesd sboi gau ghieA b sts
carrying Tee iosa satsfsd tis hsud. sAieb
ia esuesqastss reFuiFsd saFsia,ioa 81 he
usisi - Hsritss5sFs Rsysb.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

Meeting Of Citizens.-Pursuant to
call meeting of citizens assembled
on Thursday evening last, at the Engine
House on Dublin street, in this city, to
give an expression of opinion in refer
ence to the action of the Board of
Schcol Directors. The storm prevail
ing about the hour announced for the
meeting, prevented the attendance of a
large number of citizens; and therefore
the gathering, though very select, was
not quite SO numerous as had been
anticipated.
Shortly after eight o'clock the meet
ing was organized, when the following
preamble and resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Board of Admins
tration of the Public Schools of the
City of Carrollton, has extended the
time of vacation to two months, and
believing that said change was not in
tended to benefit the pupils, but to
crafty the desire of leisure on the
part of the Teachers, and that said
change is very injurious to the health
and progress of the pupils:
THEREFORE,, Be IT RESOLVED. That
we as parents of the pupils in said
Schools, do hereby disapprove of said
change, and would urge upon said Board
toreconsider their action in the premises,
and to re-instate the former period
of time of vacation.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That
said Board in regard to the election
Of Teachers, is hereby requested to
select Lady Teachers of mature years
to discharge the duties of Teachers of
the lower classes, in preference to
younger Teachers.
(Signed,) FL. FL. GoGREvE,
PETER STOULIG, JOHN SULLIVAN,
II. JUENGLINs, T. SCHROEDER,
GEORGE BRoOKEs, A. WEAVER.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings be
published in the "SUN,'' of this city.
Onmotion, the me citing was adjourned.
FL. H. GOGREVE, President,
JOHN SULLIVAN, Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
FGXaa EfeRllsa

Fight asitk ts6 Indians-Mne Killed.
John X. Rayslst writes TO the Weather
ford News under date of June 23d, that
he had just returned from scout after
Indians, had three several fights, killed
and scalped nine Indians and wounded
severed Others, ands captured several
Phead of horses. He had six men be-
sides himself-says the Indians were
Reserve Camanchesr.W Wa coes,. Canaan
ches and Wichitas. A party of these
Indians had killed. and scalped man
by the name of Browning, whose scalp
Baylor and his men recovered.
Murdered for his Nlcaey.-Mr. John
Farrell, citizen of Bell county, who
had stasted North after sheep, carrying
with hira not less than thousand dol
Lays, sssd hoysYnuch more is not known,
was murdered withinsseven miles of Bel
ton. aaiSthe' money csrried away. The
affair had created great excitement.
hdianola.-From the Courier of the
9TH we extract the sdbioined items.
dnhe Weathes~-sThe weather here
has beeh dry..th1Apehout the week.
We hear that, Rae rains have. fallen
in portions of yJackson and Victoria
counties.
BuSineSS.-Trade has not,apparently, |
been so good this week as for several
weeks past, but yet considerable
amount of busine has been dong. I'm
provements are still going on briskly,
and our merchants are commencing
heir preparations for the fall trade.
Dur railroad prospects arc Frightening,
md the talk is now that the roads Will
'e open to Victoria by the LIST of Jan
lary next at the latest
Sale Of a .Steaoaer.-The steamboat
dexico was sold, this week, to parties
esiding in Brownsville, and has gone
owe. to be employed in the trade be-
Nsen'that place and other ports on the
10 Grande. II
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY,, JULY II, iS6O.

w We feel pleased to learn from
Mr.. A. S. Ferth, the worthy Mayor of
this City, that large portion of the
material required for the completion of
the Avenue road, both shells and brick
bats, is now arriving, and that further
delay in the progress of the work will
not probably again occur from that
source. The convenience to the COM
munity generally, and the benefits which
this city in particular, must derive from
its speedy completion, cannot but rem
der it subject of more than ordinary
interest to every resident citizen.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

ag Abiding to the rumor that the
King of Naples had actually promised
large reward for the head of Garibaldi,
a London letter of the 22d says< at is
asserted upon what is stated to be I'M
questionable authority that the King of
Naples has given large pay and prom
Uses to band of about IA brigands who
have engaged to murder Garibaldi.-
The last account confirm their depar-
ture from Naples for the purpose. The
prospect Of assassination either by the
knife or poison seems to be more threat
ening in the case of Garibaldi than THAT
of any other person, conspicuous either
in prst or modern history
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14
Up" The New Orleans True Delta of

D~ The New Orleans True Delta of
yesterday, in announcing the postpone
ment of the Douglas ratification meet
ing which was to have been held in
that city on the evening of Thursday
last, says:
Never has there been such an M
heaving of the masses, apparently of
all shades of opinion, as was yesterday
evening, in anticipation of the great
Douglas ratification meeting which v7as
announced to take place on Canal
street. About an hour, however,
before the time the meeting was to have
taken place, severe storm arose.
tornado in its way, with rain, thunder,
lightning, etc, which caused every per
son on the streets to seek shelter as best
he could. AS the storm continued
during the evening, the meeting was
postponed untilnext Thursday evening,
at 2 o'clock, at the same place.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

Il Gigantic Cotton 11ill.-A new
cotton mill is about being erected by
the Naumkeag Company at Salem,
Mass, with thirty-two thousand seven
hundred and sixty-eight spindles, and
six hundred and fifty looms. Amount
of subscription called for to build the
mill, $500, 900.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

Hottest .Summer since 1S2S.-The
Montgomery Gala. Mail of the 9th, SAYS:
We learn that the thermometer marked
1o30 in several open houses of the city
yesterday. One of our citizens who
has kept diary of the weather for thirty
odd years, says that the present is the
hottest summer since 1928. We have
not known the mercury to range as
high as % but once before in Mont
gomery, and that was, we believe,
IN 1856.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

B On Sunday last, two youths, aged
10 or IL years each, were engaged in
amusing themselves with gun-powder,
when an explosion of glass bottle
partly filled with powder accidentally
took placs' injuring both materially.
They are doing well, however, and both
said to be out of danger.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

FB The youth who was so seriously
injured in an attempt to get upon the
railroad cars while in motion on Levee
street, we hear will recover from the
accident; no bones were broken as first
reported. May his fate be warning
to others as well as himself.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

Georgia.--The Savannah Republi-
can, paper that sustained the seceders
in their bolt at Charleston, SAYS:
Douglas Stock Rising.-The Douglas
party i'll Georgia bids fair to turn out a
far more formidable competitor than
our Breckenridge friends ever dreamed
of. They-the Douglas men-have the
Democratic organization, and, good or
bad, their leaders are the legitimate re-
personalities of Democracy. This
will give them a great advantage in the
fight, one of which opposing faction, in
their blindness, have no present esti-
mate.
The Republican also says of the So
called anticipated meeting:
Flash IN the Pan.-The Breckin-
ridge and Lane Democratic sRatifca-
ton meeting, called for last night, was
complete failure. Nobody was there,
and the officers adjourned the meeting
until Monday next. What's in the
wind?
Z he Seceders' Nominations
seceders' convention has nominated
John G. Breckenridge, of kentucky,
for the Presidency, and Joe@Lane, of
Oregon, for Vice. Is it not. strange
that the seceders will refuse to vote
for Douglas and support breckenridge?
Breckinridge entertains very much
the same views of Douglas. It issYfet
principle but persnteal luminosity to
Douglas. r.
People down South may spue and
spout as much as they please about
Douglas, but November will tell a tale |
they do not anticipate. There is no use |
Dragging nd@bravodoing; wait quietly
for the resulE then we will see what
we will see: Georgia Southerner.
Douglas IN the Empire .State.-The
Albany Atlas and Argus pledges the
Empire State to Douglas by a large
majority. It says:
The feeling among the people in
taver of the nomination of DOUGLAS
and the platform of non-intervention
is enthusiastic. There is among the
masses of this State u ground swell
which politicians do not yet appreciate,
and which will carry the Douglas craft
proudly into the, port of victory. o.
The Buffalo IN. YD Courier of June
18th, in an article upon the nomination
't Judge Douglas, says:
If the election were to take place
within week, Judge Douglas would
larry New York by an overwhelming :
majority. But, as he stands upon the g.,
ock of principle we Believe he will
'ain rather than lose by the discussions \
nd incidents of a more protracted can /
ass.
A CamPaign!r Of half Century.- q
he Plattsburg IN. w Republican, in =.
oisting the Douglas and Johnson Ban
en- and declaring its intention to sup
ort the Democratic nominees with "
igor and fidelity, announces that it
aters on the fifty first year of It's pub l,
cation as Democratic organ, aud ut a
RS the following sentiment n
Benedictions on its friends-Tmany to
whom have stood by e for half a CEN !, $
ryJ forgiveness to its enemies, and n
lccess to the National Democratic
lrty OF. the Union, and to the candia e.
ties w IeaS-.sS s appear at the head
our sr g,D;sa J slumns this day. :.
q Tt cratic State Commit "
ans s9nE has called State @
NC } Sssi lHs
ShsEe S@
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-14

Or Army.-The total strength of
the United States army at present is
1867 apPortioned thus: 2 regiments
cavalry, 10 companies each 2 regi--
ments of dragons, 10 companies each;
] regiment mounted rihemen, 10 com
panies regiments of artillery, IL
companies each, and 10 regiments of
infantry, 10 companies each; besides
$50 cavalry and dragons, pa artillery,
800 infantry and $50 other officers
division as follows commits
stoned officers, 1854; non-commissioned
l4,593-a commissioned officer
FOR nearly every dozen men.