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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-25

LvsHE. LAKE. RIVER AND LTFEIN
Il SURANGE promptly attended to at this oaiee.
Better aud more TsDEksiTr can be given AT this
Agency than any other in this city, and ssstrouble
alters loss.
Elmo ms Co.. of Hartford Cozn., s. 1914. 100
Home insarGace Gompany, Of keS York, l,d57s&
North American In. Co.. Hartford Coma, 300, 900
City FIRE Insurance Co, Of Nen Hauesa, aTe65s
PAanix Fire fnsataae Co., Of Nem Tova, 300 .0ee
LeriEard Fire laurence Co, ker York. 1S4 zoe
Connefieuf Mutual Lift In Co., Herford s,oG0,52
DIX. j. w. BOND. NJ edical Examiner.
gE-A w. GRIFFITH ia authorized to receive
applications for all above Companies.
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at az
iowrstes ~ other Companies who pay their losses
III. b. TEN-EYCR, Agent,
nffce corner ID and MAR SITS, Keokuk Iowa.
Oct. q, dim
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IN r. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
IL. mission Merchant, No. Estes Hosse.
Regular Auction sales on Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday mornings; also every evening". Aar
nfturc sales every Saturday morning
GA-Psrtienlar attention given to sales In the
country. laIMt
TU5I received from the American Clock Co.
u large lot Of 80 hour and 8 day eissks, assorted
styles. ut No. kstss House.
Septl2d ID, n. HUMPHREY
- ECEl WE'D this cay, on consigament, cases %
INfne Cali Boots--to be closed out immediately,
No. sE.tss House. fsepa7
TUsT received from the Manufacturers large lot
of Hoop skhts; also, large eonsi gnmens of
Hosiery. at No, s Estes House.
beptl2i
Nov on hand . large stock oil Jewelry of Every
~ variety; also Stationery and Notions Of all
kinds. Merchants and pedders will dc well to call
and examine this stock it will be closed cut very
low. ID. II. HUMPHREY,
Septic Aue,ioneer.
Uar received Pockot Gallery of every variety
and quality, and large assoftn ent Of T@bls
Cutlery, aiao lotof Plated Table AID Tea jeas,
at No. Estes House. [septi2dl
JUsT received large conai spment Of Table Cut
al lery, which will be toh fsry low
my2s B.F. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in this city
n for sale, or win be exchanged for Farm
Apply to ID. F. HUMPHREY.
ny33d
JUST received consignment of hne focket
~ Knives dsset frotn manufacturers, whics viii
be sold at private sale so pcr cent Ices than usaa
priees. lapl6dl ID. F.HuMPHEEY- Ag't.
HAVE Deems ppottit cd sole Agent for che safe OF
L Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial and school purposes IL highly re.om-
mended equal TO The best In the market.
apEd u. r. HUMFHhFY.
0lro raE IApIEs"n
MRS. j.. II. TALON
NTlsHES toetIl the attsntion of the Ladies
w to her FALL AND WINTER STOCK Of
MILLINERY!
COMPRISING
BONNETs, RIBBONS, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, &C.;
Cfoaks, shawis and Zephyr Needs,
Hosiery;
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
Dress TfrmnAtngs ana
EMBROIDEHIEs,
Hoop SKIRTS and Corsets,
BLACK LACE WALLS,
and General Assortment of FANCY ARTICLES.
| Octsd NO. "a MAIN-sT.
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VI ayers OF THE GREAT CITIES

vi - - MAN, ~ - AA~& iNASAA A. ~ n Ak14
We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby csrtii
lat the Druggists, Apothecarics and Physicians I
II several cities hare signed . document Oh !,
france to Us that the remedies Oh DIR. j.. G. AVN
Co, Of Lowell, (AYEH'S SARSAPARILtll
ILLS. Aa UK CukK, and CHERRY PkCT0RAL
avs bssn fospd to be medicines Of great exoslisne
" worthy She confidence Of tho community.
HON. jams COOK,
Mayer OF Lowell.
HON. ALDIK BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
HON. Il. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor OF Manchester, Nh.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord, N. III.
NON. 4. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHN'L sILsBER,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HoN.yF. W. LINCOLN,
Mayor OF Boston, Mass.
HON. W. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor OF Providence, r. ].
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. ]. N. HARRIS,
Mayor OF New London, CT.
HON. CnAs. S. D1DIER,
Mayor OF Montreal, @. Z.
HON. d. r.. TIEMAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. III. Nj. KINSTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, g. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, @. w.
HON. h. Nj. BISHOP,
Mayor of Cincinnati, o.
HON. /. III. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AoE. JAS. McfEETEKs,
Mayor OF Bowmanville, CIV.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor OF Hallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor Of Fredericton, N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. ]. C. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
non. W. III. CRANsT0N,
Mayor Of Newport, R. |.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN loDaDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THoS. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
non. II. d. BAUGH,
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN C. HAINEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, I'll.
HON. A. j. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. w. HoLYBAD,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
Run. Illus. EEAIHy
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. wM. LEIGHTON,
Ex-Mayor ofKeokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have as
them
Certify that the resident druggists have as
them
Gently that the resident Druggists have ~
them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS sARSAPARILLA
La an exec client remedy. and worthy the cons.
OF the community.
Ii an excellent remedy and worthy the conf,
of the community.
Ii an excellent remedy, and worthy the conf
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention OF the public to
w the fact that Al hUKL'S AMBkUIl Pr PHO-
ToaRApH and slERkEOsCoPiG GALLERY !.
the place TO get
Correct Pictures OF Every Stylcr
Being the Oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority Of his pictures, and his efforts TO
please are well known TO all. He 10 now putting
up views of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of 70 and b0 cents each; the
largest and pest picture of keokuk ever taken;
aiso q largeview of 1t. Madison.
Eteroseopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
,ibstion ali are respectfully invited to call and
,snine them.
90 - Don't forget the place rs Main street I'd
u Third street.
1ooi IT.. :. ODD
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BANKERS, ATTENTION.
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults.

HALL, CARROLL * CO..
MANUFACTURERS Of the celebrated HalPs
Patent Concrete Fire and Bnrgiar Proof Safes,
which arc known to be superior to any other, and
perfectly free from dampness None but those
marked "Hall's Patent can be relied on.
We are also sole manufacturers of the world
Bank Lock ssLordss Cha m pion.,s
with Halls Improvoment.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
IL has an outside eombination key that win
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mechan-
10 1t has keyhole or stem, spindle dial that
can be knocked of or defaced as to prevent the
person having the key and combination from opsn-
ing the safe.
I'd. tits impossible to get any explosive matter
In tue lock, or in any way deface the face Of the
door as 10 prevent the pefson having the outside
key and CONT naton from opening the safe.
81. 1t has no springs, and for this reason alone
places Ii abos any lock in use, X is impossible
to get 1t out of order and it has greater security
than any lock known.
..y..e ~ Banker, County r--=sG-s--, ~.
oh. uts and Others, to call and examine it,
HALL, CARROLL co.
sALvsRooM--No. II Main-st., Merchants 'Kx-
chan 90 uildings, st. Louis, Mo.
July "a, 5s-dAw-Sdply
Ct. Louis homeopathic Pharmacy
No. North Fif.h-st opposite Mercantile Library.
yTsHE undersigned have recently cpsnsd, at the
/ above location, % Arst-oias homeopathic Phar-
macy. where they design to keep every variety Of
| Medicines, consisting VI
rtnctures. DiIutious aHd MsdtcatsA
aiSbMless
! AI.KETHREPTA, homeopathic cbocolsts,l diff
ferent preparations VI Arnioa, Visls Corks Labels
and every other article that the physician buyer
| NAV require
homeopathic Books and Standard Wska
TEXT BOOKS, DIsSEcTING INsIkUkkNT6f ee
4 the use az students, FANNY CHESTS, and CASES
!, Of MEDICINES. Having purchased orr stock Tor
Cash, can afford to sell - cheap - any reliable
i Pharmacy in tho United States. WshnvitsaA -
call and examine our stock. -
/ Dec. Is. 1850. d&w1y STRUNG w.
4
| YoArENT sLAT Es--warranted not 10 breAk---
Il 1Uflx ~ ~ r.
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gT The ,vALLxY Wnio of Monday last,
containing Stewards Speech, the Douglas
Funeral, and other articles, can be had at
this ofhcc.
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LAW nUbAA.
EIoRY on Bills, Story ON Partnership, Green
~ leaf q Treatise, Dillon's Digest j ust received
by OGDEN, BhoWNELL g. CO.
fitHIs IA HECEIvED~.Oth Vol. D.
i New AMENICAN CYCLuFEDIA, ut
OGDEN, BkUWNELL CO.'S
CRY Book STuRR,
July 2hd No. b1 Main-st.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

EtGte de IN LoHisiaRe-Pdroisse GI5errMs
COHr dH 6me. District.
George NJ. &,John W. Murrcll rs. la Sue
ceSsiOn dc fen John Hagan, Jr.
NJ. 1921.
I'm vertu dun wrif de Fl. FA. A moi Gresse
II par Fll"n. la Cour du CINE District Judi
clalre, ddns !. cause ci-drssus i~n,ilulee et M.
merntc', Jai saisi, ri Jexpo,erai EN- yenie pu-
bique, sur les leuS, Wis avis Ia Vile de Bayou
tIouls, dans crlte parOis.e, au plus ofFrant e,
dernier encterls>eur, pour du compliant,
SIHEDIh Imr. jour T1TRIL
prochair, 1860, a IL h"ure.. a. NJ, les propris.
tc- hvpothrqucrs. ci-apres d~scri,ps. SAVIOR:
"UNE CERFAlNE llABlrATION, since
dams ceite paruis-e dlbervillr, .ur Ia rive
ganche du flcuve Mississippi, au dessous de Ia
pninle On has de l'Eslise 81. Gabriel, ct CON-
ppSee De
Ia. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE mesh
rant onze arpcB's de face, sur unx proIoudeur
dc trenie rinq a qnarsute arpent,; horne en-
hsHt par 'erre de Bernard Allan, ct Ell bias par
un moroccan de ierrr ci-apres decrii.
-. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE si,ue 4
pen pres cinq arpcnts plus bias sur lie feuvs
n'-'l--Pp', meSurant cinI arpents ri demie de
lace plus "u MONS, sur me ~profonJeur dem
'lron' virst hut arpcrt,; borne en- haui par Ia
lerre ci'"pres dccrite, ri ell bas par Ia teri. des
herIilerS de Cornelius Baldwin.
81. Er UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE
IERkE. mceuTant cinq arpenls de face sur
ie ficnVe Mississippi, courant en- arriere wing,
hunt "rPenls a M point on les lignes des coles
50 conpent; borne rn haut et en- bias par les
morctauX cI-de>>ns decriis; ensemble avec les
btII>ses ct authorizations, c~l.cyaux, betes a
roriies ont'ls aratoirc>, appsrlenant a Ia dile
habiiarion.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

DR.. CAsADAvANr's SKILL.-Recently. at
this gentleman's office in the city, 14s ROYAL
street. he introduced US to a young and good
looking lady. and Ito our horror > requested
her to show as her teeth ! which--beinr as.
sured we were nothing but an editor--she
gracefully acceded to. and at once placed the
hultless rows Of teeth we had been admiring
on the table, which she informed US the DR..
had made for her, to replace a set she didn't
like, made by an eminent dentist Of New York.
They were as natural as life and "twice as
handsome" made on the suction principle,
which, the lady said, felt easy and natural,
and with which she could masticate as well as
she ever could with her natural teeth. The
lady looked handsome and as if she was %,
with her teeth in--with them out she was
ugly, and seemed to be so years Of age. The
set of teeth was the most perfect specimen of
dental skill We ever saw.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

time the crowd had grown into a pretty res
pectablc assembly and it could be seen with
half an eye that the organizers of the meet
ing were getting desperate. 4 crord ras
rbat thcy didn't raat!
Finally, a noise as Of many voices was heard
outside. Mems checks grew pale. Il was
the knell Of departing hope to the Bob tails!
The great door of the Courthouse became
darkcucd-lor the delegation Of the true steel
Democracy of Crosse Tetc was marching in,
that sterling Old Democrat, NM SIMMONS, (our
late Representative at their head, and InEu.
JonNSroN-that slsrling and thoroush-goIng
gentleman and bttnocrat of the old school,
their ~favorite candidate to represent them IN
the Convention. The vote TO adjourn till 3
o'clock was carried. Smiling faces appeared
on n different set Of men 10 what they drd in
the morning. The adjournment was tanta-
mount TO the overthrow OF the mccting>or-
ganlzcrS. They looked sore and Disconnected.
We have but little more TO say. There was
no doubt of the final result, when the polls
should be opened. IL proved to be 4 signal
victory for the old and regular Democracy Of
lbervrie. which was celebrated in fine style
daring the nIght-the defeated joining in, and
the best of feelings prevailing on both sides.
That We have given n true but inadequate
account above, We do not think will be denied
The LWpcrativcs,Ss Of brcvity forced us to
SKIP much that was interesting.
The balance, about twenty lines, refers to
the Robe tNon Resolutions, snd.in no wise
connected with the account complained Of
We now ask every just, reasonable and dis.
eliminating gentleman, what is there in the
above calculated to injure even the political
reputation Of any man i--what is there to
wound ones sensitive leeling>--or what to be
offended about! Lastly, where are the mon.
strous ial>ehooIs we have committed, prcjudi.
ciaI to the honor, fame osieeliugs of a single
soul!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENrIoN-Easi Baton
Ronge-The Parish Convention of East
Baton Rouge instructed its delegates in
favor of breckenridge. \ resolution of
opposition to Mr.. Slidell was adopted
by a majority of one.
Utan.-The delegates from VIII II are
David Parson, G. w. Hicks, II. C. Bel
den, Jas. Brock, d. c. Fouts, and J. L.
Walker.
Boss'er.-The Parish Convention pass
ed anti-Douglas resolutions, and chose
the following named delegates J. Il.
Evans, +. Il. Herring, Il. X. Coombs. j.
NJ. Sandldge, and A. A. Abncy.-Ddfa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
State ofLouisiana-Parish of Iberville-6t8
Judicial District Court.

George NJ. Il Jno. w. Murfcll rs. Es ate
of Jno. llagan, Jr.-No. 1921.
E(I virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa, from III ,
aforesaid Court, issued in the aboye emil.
tied and numbered cause, to me directed | have
seized and will offer at pubic sale, on the pre-.
misses, just opposite the town of Bayou Gouls.
in this parish, roR CASH, oE
SATURDAY the It'll dag of April
next, 1860, at ii A. NJ, the following described
aud kportgaged property. To wit:
UNCERTAIN PLANTATION si,u,,ed in
said parish Of lberv0. on the left bank of m.
river Mississippi, on the upper side of the
point next belo the Church of 81. Gahri.I
and composed nf-Frst:
TRACT OF LAND measuring elevsn A..
penis front, by a depth of thirty five 10 forrv
arpen,s, bounded above by lands of Bernard
Allan, and below by a tract of land hereinaf.
ter described Second
TRACT OF LAND situated abou, 6v.
arpents lower Town the river Mississippi. maa
surlng hive and a half arpents more or less in
front, by a depth of about twenty eight arneni..
bounded above by the tract of land next des'
cr'bed, and below by land belonging 10 tine heir
OF Cornelius Baldwin. ~
Third-AND ANOTHER TRACT OF
measuring five arpents front Oh the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
Arrivals at the futile House.
For tie Uee5 End.eg March ?.

j. II. Beard, St. Louis; Louis NJ. Big
my, New Orleans; Benz. Little, do: T..
ii. Wheeler, do; Pliny ID. Hardy. Chas.
ID. Hardy, Baton Rouge; Alfred Z. Lee
cog, Crosse Tctc; C.. Ii. Livingston and
son, TcnncSsee: Clas. Alexander. IIar-
rodsburg, Ky; f.. c. Bcliicld, La: p. Me-
Rcamon, Cynthiana, KY; Eubt. Mott,
New Orleans; j. NJ. Brown. Asccnsion:
JAS. \. N%cntrcsS, Jr., do: Peter L. Ven
trcsS, ~lhcrvillc; VIM Nankirk. Pitts
burg; q. ). Mills, lbcrvillc; Isaac Err
win, Crosse Tctc; ;. p. Post. New Or
leans; Lclec Leblanc, Grand Rivor; Il. 4.
W alters, Park; Geo. M~itchcltrce. Grand
River; stephen Allen, New Orleans; y.
Lauve, do: c. o. IIcbert. IbcrviIlc.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

DEATH OF ALFRED BRowN.-As seen
in another.column, Mr.. AHMED Brown died
on Monday last Of the wounds received in the
ARRAY with Mr.. j. IIoussrEU. Between the
latter and josiah BRowN 0he brother Of the
hrsD several shots and "snaps" occurred i'm.
mediateIy after the former was wounded, as
we learn, growing out OF that afTair-the lat
ter brother obeying the calls of the first to
come to his aid, and eventually wounding Mr..
HoussIEux. 1t is a sad reflection, that such
fatal consequences shonld be the result of such
trlfing differences-or through an alteration
growing out Of such an Insignificant cause.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

1HE PISTOL y THE KNIFE.-We be-
gin to think that it is high time that public
sentiment in this parish Of the power of law
cannot do it) should rise in it's maiestv-in
the majesty Of a moral and indignant com.
munlty-and crush out the rule of the pistol
and the knife-put down the custom of car.
rying concealed weapons-and thus stop the
How of blood, and death, (however UNSUITABLE
the case might happen TO be in the eve of
law from trifing and insignificant causes
which might be settled honorably and to the
satisfaction Of both parties by a cool and Sens
s'oie review, by themselves or their friends, of
the origin or facts of the case.
The law, however, or public opinion, iusti.
hes a man in taking life if he is assailed with.
out cause, and has any reason to believe his
life is in danger. This is as it should be-
But II every man would be cautious to do or
say nothing to wound the feelings of others,
or if having inadvertently lone so, he would
make every reparation in his power-and
moreover make it a rule to act solely on the
defensiVe,--for words and epithets can never
lnJurea peaceful, honorable man-there would
be few casualties to record.
All will admit that our community is be.
coming alarmingly notorious for desperate and
fatal acts. The best means to do AWAY with
them, is to cultivate a better moral and reli.
g'ous feeling attract attention from places of
evil resort to those of morality and virtue.
and frown upon an idle and vicious life. These
duties deyolye upon the community at large.
-o--
GA clear conscience is never cowardly.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
glossy hair, she leaned against my
shoulder. and SILENT Amin

glossy hair, she leaned against my
shoulder, and slept again.
This time when the motion began to
shake and annoy her, | stihed the re-
proaches of my conscience, and passing
my arm lightly around her slender
waist, drew her head upon my breast,
where 1T lay all night. She slept the
steep Oh innocence, serene and peaceful.
and tits needless to say that / could not
close my eyes or east my conscience. |
could only gaze down on the beautiful,
sui face, and imagine how it would
confront me IL she knew what | was
and how had deceived her; or, dream
ing more wildly still, reproduced it in a
hundred scenes which ! he'd never be-
tore paused to imagine, as the face of
my rys. had never loved, unless tlr
butterfly loves Of Saratoga and New
port might be so dignificd, and still less
had ever dreamed oil thought Of mar
rymg, even as a possibility or for con
tlngsncy. Never before, | solemnly
aver, had | seen the woman whom |
wished to make my ~wife-never before
had l so longed to call any thing my
Owl as did that lovely face lying on
my heart. No! it was impossible for
n to sleep.
In the morning we reached Bnfralo,
and spent the day at Niagara. If had
thought her lovely while sleeping, what
was she when the light Of feeling and
expression played over her face, as she
e~loquently admired the scene before me,
or was more eloquently still. | don't
think | looked at the cataract as much
as looked at her, or | thought the one
creation more beautiful than the other.
(CJWfuded merit ueck.)
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

RS-We invite attention to the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. MARKEY, Wholesale and Re-
tail Grocer, 104 Poydras street, New Orleans.
We can truly say, from experience, that Mr..
MS. groceries are of q superior quality and
that his prices are very moderate. We adj.
wise our friends to give the gentleman a trial
when next they order their stores from the
city. A first trial will assuredly guarantee q
second.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
ST Garibaldi's wife \

E-Garibaldi's wife, Miss RAYMOND
nat was, Is a Di Vernon, or Gay Spank
CT, ana knows a good horse when she
sees the animal as well as she knows a
good man. She is patriotic, plump and
pretty, and well situated. The happv
couple passed the Tune de miel at Como
the most beautiful place in Italy. as It.
any Is the most beautiful country in the
world. There is a difference of nearly
thlrty years between them, and we hope
that it's all the difference they will ever
know.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

river Mississippi, and running back rwan,.
eight arpents To Il point where its side I'm.
in'crsect each other-the said tract intervonin1
belwren The two above described and bo,nJ'Si
on both SIDES by the ssspe; together with al
the Buildings and improvements, ST.
Houses, Cattle, Carts. Farming Utensils anI
Implements of lIuSbandry attached In s,;d
plantation and thereto apPertaining-and The
follow no SLAVES:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

DorGLAs IN BAD 0DoUR IN IBERvuLE.-
Douglas appear, to be in such bad odour in
lberville, that the bare ~allusion to the possi-
ellity OF gentlemen being in his favor, is con-
s'dered sufficient cause, it appears, for matter
OF serious grievance, if not matter of serious
insult! One would think, by this, that Doug.
las stock was pretty low in lberville.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

The STATE CoNvENrIoN.-"Letter Rip"
who keeps himself pretty well informed upon
political matters, says that the New Liners
and Douglas men will lie away down in the
minority in the State Convention that meets
in Baton Rouge next Monday. The late cleo
lions throughout the State for delegates, have
resulted in a great victory for the Admins.
ton and old-line Democracy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, March 3, 1860.

r9-It will be perceived, by referring
to the advertisement on the first page, that
the sale Of the valuable plantation below town,
to effect a partition between the heirs Of S.
M. Lynch and the surviving partners Ii. & L.
Desobry, will take place to-day.