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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-13

~ DKAIH OF DIsTINgUiB MEN:oF 1865.
X LIE New $ $ York Herald .snumerates among
che great, aod good OF 6sztvorId who have
passed tromslife during the last twelve. months,
SW. Il Pakscorr and WlszIsorox. Isviso. bright
nam elm Amer ie.n litsfst tare ;Rurus CaoArE,
! ssninept lawyer; Is Great Britain, HiIIAa.
ths historian. Lady ;McscAs. 4sDslss ssaia
sDE Quincr; in Franco de TooauEvlLIz.. the
able oommentatoslensth Democracy Of Auer-
Sse while the whole world has lost theasos.
ssmopolitan gehi6s Of AL,ExAsDzR H14soLpr:
3 @1hsT list ofssEuropsan tateans n, has been
: dimini, bed by the mana % MsIzEns1eaH, and
ssienss hsslos. tso stiains light sn.s BsigsssL.
snds ss4ErHEssos: Dadfing last Sear; Judge
Mis4 o6si popular at 8 France, sEas
died and That :ta country: bir:
w1l.s sRss osts sol Trifpests seho lsrSs srs
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BOARDING.,

Including Room furnished, and Washing can
be had at about $1,000 per month.
The following is the
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-13
FACULTY.

REV. J. !. BONNER. President, aud Pro.
fessor of Moral and Mental Science, and Evi.
dences of Christianity.
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RATES OF TUITION,
e'%kAs.

No pupil will be expected 10 take lessons in
more than two or three Of these extra studies
at the same time. and it will be optional
whether they lake lessons in my of them or
not,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

NOTICE is h hereby given that, in compliance
" with an order from J. IL. EIls, Clerk of the
Police Jury of the parish of IberviIie, bearing date
the nth inst. and TO me directed, an ELECTION
bs holden according to law, on the
Second Monday, The l4H day 81 Nay merit,
1860, in the First Fourth, Fifth aud 9Th Police
jury Wards Of said parish, for the purpose Of
eleciing one member OF the Police Jury from each
Of said Wards.
The Polls to open al 9 o'clock A. NJ. aud close
at 1 P. 81, and to be superintendent as follows:
Bayou Gouia, LIST Ward and LIST Election Pre-
cinct, Buena Vista lIotel-Messrs. Emile RIviere,
Emile Sigur and Ernest Comeaux, commissioners
Oaks" 4th Ward and 5th Election Precinct,
House of Pierre Ric~hard-Adolphe Hebert, Pierre
Richard aud jules LeBlanc. commissioners.
Island 5th Ward and 9th Election Precinct,
store Of Edouard Dupuy, Jos. Walsh, P.J Cole
and Lucien Guedry. commissioners.
Crosse Tete, 9TH Ward aud Sth Election Pre-
cinct. school II ouse"-Jno. Slack, Emile Dupuy
aud W. J. Began. commissioners.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
April 18th, 1850. aPli
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
& SENTINBL.
OUR PAPER

Our paper this week contains full ,eIegra
chics dispatches from Charleston, from the
tine they were broken of when we went to
press last eeek-which ismore probably than
any other country paper in the State, out Of
Baton Rouge, can say.
We shall continue giving every thing inter
csting relative to the canvass from this out.
Subscribers are pouring in, and already ha-
wing probably twice the number Of subscri.
bers Of any other paper ever published in this
parish, advertisers in New Orleans and else
where could have no better medium to adj
vance their interests in this section.
We make il our duty to leave nothing IN
done, - an editor and publisher, to further
the interests Of our Advertising patrons.
Our paper, from the commencement Of the
"T5errillian," is more than sixteen years old,
and is a. widely known and read throughout
the State and country ms tho foremost Of the
country papers, excepting the State organ.
Its foundation is based upon something more
substantial than mere official patronage. ell
though it as happy TO receive such patronage
as others. We're it not to receive the favor Of
a single legal advertisement, (Which would so
much crafty some minds It would still -four,
ish as q "grcen bay tree" without an iota
less in breadth and width.
~ Those who wish the advertisement
they are interested in to appear in this paper
will oblige us by civ ne special directions TO
that effect in the proper quarter.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

The TRGE DoCrRINE.-Our praying,
singing, and Bible reading will not help
us heavenward, unless we are just be-
tween man and man. The Christian
profession is nothing without the Chris
tan life. Our religion, in order to
change Us nationally. must descend into
all the commOnest duties. 1t belongs
az much 10 the shop as to the family,
and as much to the family as to the
sanctuary. No man can be a Christian
who is not faithful in his common daily,
pursuits. The Judge must administer
from equity, and not from favor or the
lure of brides. The physician must re-
gard the life and health of his patient
above all considerations. The merchant
must deal Justly, and the mechanic ex-
ecute his work in all things faithfully.
1t will not answer to disregard these
things. My brother, do not hope to
reach heaven by the old way. You
must walk in another and narrow road.
Let us suppose you are a workman.
Now, what is Christianity in the work
shop? You cannot leave it behind you,
go where you will; for it is no loose,
ly fitting garment, but element of life.
Yes, YOU mist take it with you in the
workshops. Not as the Bible in your
hand, nor as hymns to make the air mel,
odious, nor as pious talk with fellow
workmen. No, no, workshop Christian
ity consists in a religious fidelity tc
your employers and his customers. If
you neglect or slight the work you are
paid to perfom, yos commit a sin-you
are irreligious-and your pious acts
will 60 for nothing-Chauning
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

PAY AS You Go.-Justice forbids that
men should purchase that for which they
cannot pay-and that rule of justice OBJ
served through life will always work
out competence and comfort. There is
but one secret in the successful pursuit
of life-whatever be your income, spend
less; whatever be your circumstances,
pay 1chen you purchase. One hundred dol
lars in a community acting upon this
principle will go further and do more
than five hundred in a community where
everybody is a debtor or creditor
where every sixpence has to be chased
till it costs more than it is worth, and
the labor of getting exceeds the labor of
earning.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
y DE SANTE.
Heritable Hygiene dies Families.
Substance AHmentdire ct
Rcmcde Par Excellence.
pEcouvERr EFT PREPARE PAR
II.

OETTE ~nouvelle ct precieuse decouverts
" est pa,entee pour la France, PAnsleterre,
rEcosse, pIrlande, ct la Belgique, ainsi que pour
les Etats -Unis.
les constitutions les plus rebelles ne peuvent
resister a remploi journaher du GRUAU DE
SANTE; Oh prend alors deux Potages par Jour,
un lie matin ct rautre lie soir.
On IL prend CONNIE aliment sans etre astreint
4 nm regime particulier. ii est agreeable au goor,
excite Tappetit, faciiite la digestion ct guerit
nlus GU moins vite, mais ~toujours infalliblement,
ioutes les maladies de restomac, connues so,s
les NOMINEES de: =.
dyspepsia, Gastrites, G~astralgies, Al
greurs, Magazines, Cramps d'esto-
mac, Constipations, Vomisse-
ments, Diarrhees chro-
niques, etc. etc.
LIE GRUAU DE SANTE, Get aliment unique
et incompatible, calme aussi les irritations de la
poitrine. la toux ct lie NAL de gorge, il guern ega-
cement i'enroulement Ell rextinction da voix.
On Sc tronyera bien, pendant les premiers mois
au moins den prendre lie matin ct lie soir.
yente en- gros Ell Ell detail par A. RENACD-
TRABER. agent general pour les Etats- Unis.
Depot dams toutes les yiles principles des
Etats Unis.
A la NouveIle- Orleans, rue Cont A, entire
Charire Ell Royale.
NOTICE.
Independamment de toutes ses PROPHECIES de-
sormais lncontestables, pusage du Gruau de sar-
te a posItivement Pimmense a~vantege detres
bienfaisanie pendant lie terme les grossessesr
don't il facilite aussi de plus, il enrichit ct aug
mente beaucoup lie lait DIES %nourrice.
Ancun autre aliment ne peut lui etre comparS;
pour atre aIminis,re sans Granite aux plus jeunes
enfans: il les refraichit, les fortife ct les pre-
serva dc beauconp de maladies de leur age.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
SOUTHERN CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
Adoption Of the Majority Platform.
Return of Louisiana Delegates.

May 1.-The Southern Constitutional
Convention, composed of the seeding
delegates, rCasscmhlcd at Military Hall
this morning, Senator Bayard, Of Della
ware, in the chair.
The Committee on Platform, appoint
ed yesterday, reported the majority re-
port of the regular convention, with the
substitution of the word constitutional"
wherever it occurs.
The report of the committee was
adopted nearly unanimously.
Some of the Alabama delegates, how
ever, thought the resolution should be
stronger ON the subject of slavery, and
Of them Mr.. Winston withdrew from the
/ convention i'll consequence.
After the adoption of the platform,
the convention adjourned to s o'clock
this evening, when they will proceed to
. nomination.
1t is now believed that Jefferson Da-
Wis, vi Mississippi, will be nominated
for President, and Charles OConnor, of
New York, for Nice-President.
Departure of Delegates Home.
Most of the Louisiana delegates left
for home this evening, on the Coatza-
coalcoS.
The Wood delegation from New York,
with others from the North and East,
also left for home this evening, Oh the
James Adger.
AnOthcr AccOuRt---St0rmy Debate.
CHARLESTON. May 1.-The Southern
Constitutional Convention were euga-
gcd throughout the day in a stormy de,
bate.
Mr.. Winston. Of Alabama. denounced
the new Platform as a humbug. Others
counselled moderation for fear Of alien
ating the Northern Democracy. The
general opinion was that an amicable
arrangement a be effected.
Presidential SpecuEatjOns at Wash
RGtOR.
WASHINGTON, May 2-The result Of
the first DAYS balloting at Charleston,
so unfavorable TO Douglas, has caused
but little surprise here. 1t was wei
known in the best informed circles thai
he could not be nominated under the
twO-thirds rule, and but few believed
he could get a majority of the conyCn
ton.
Who will be the nominee, no n car
tell. A dispatch from the Georgia dele
CATION, to-day, to Secretary Cobb, how
ever, would indicate that Guthrie is thu
man.
As to the platform, that submitted b.
Mr.. Wall, of Tennessee, re-affirming the
Cincinnati platform, the bred Scott de
: cision, and the equal rights of slave
holders in the Territories, would be per
: fectly acceptabl to the Democratic part.
; here.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
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Etdt della LouiSiape-PdrOiSs d IberriHe-
Cour du 6emc District Judicidire.
SuccesSiond de Thimoleon SIguineaux.
A TTENDU, que Pierre Lacave a ce jour en-
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la succession de feu L. Siguineaux-
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia concerne, de deduire sous 80 iours de Ia date
de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles lie dit
Compile Final ne serait pas homOlogue ct fait lie
iugdment de cette cour, ct son cautionnement
CONNIE lei annulle.
Bureau du Giefher, Mars, %, 1860.
mfI24 NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Grefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
BOARDING.

THOSE in want Of Board, are invited to Mas.
i McFADDINiS on Main street. She keeps
an excellent table and her terms are moderate.
" Dinners or Meals will al all times during
the day, be furnished to those calling on her.
Plaquemine, Oct. "a, 1852 ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
C.sRI.ET

23 Charters Street. 23
lust received New Pattrens Of English
j and American Competing, such as
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
Three-ply Brussels and l~ngrains;
Dutch Venitian for Halls and Stairs,
Druggets for Crumb Cloths,
Window shades, Hair cloth;
Table and Piano Covers;
Floor OIL cloth, OF various qualities, cut 10
suit halls and rooms;
Mating, &c, &c.
All of which are offered at the lowess market
price. [norl A BKOUSSEAU & 60
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

RS%Old folks and young folks must
not forget that the Banjo Minstrels will
be here on the 18th.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

cABIr.ET FURNrTURE.

LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
CABIrrET FURNITURE.
Having within the past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled 10 ex-
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Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
South. comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing of a dwelling. In addition 10 Furni-
ture, we keep for sale: Plush, Hair, EnomeHed
Cloth, Gimp, Cord, Iassels, Springs, lacks, TIcine,
Vdrnish, Glue, &c.
Spring. Hair and Moss Mattresses ; Patent Spring
Bed EoLims-a new and economical invention.
Conyorters, Sheets, Spreads, PHop Cases, and
Mus9uto Bars; Mirrors, of all sizes, i'll endless
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Plan and Checked India Mating; RefrigeratoYs,
Of all kinds, together with Ice bores of every size,
City aid country purchasers will always find
our stock ready for their inspection, and are cor
daily invited 10 visit our store and examine for
themselves. apl7-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVEX
TON.
w1Nru =
SESSION.
Thirty fOnr Ballots and 10 President.
Proposed Adjournment to Louisville.
From the ~Piceyune.l

CHARLESTON, May 2.-Tho regular De
mocratic Convention rcassembled at the
usual hour this morning, Hon. Caleb
Gushing, President, in the chair. The
attendance was SMALLER than any day
vet, and the excitement less, the ballots
mad yesterday having satisfied all minds
as 70 the principal subject of conversa-
tion-the strength of Douglas.
After prayer and the reading OF the
journal, the President announced the
nomination of o candidate for the Pres
idency to be the first business i'll order,
w%hereupon the convention proceeded to
the thirteenth ballot.
On this, the first ballot to-day, Doug
las lost one vote, he receiving Of the
1853 votes cast, only l49 II. The re-
mainder were distributed nearly as they
were yesterday, between Guthrie, Hun
ter, Dickinson, Lane, johnson, &c.
The fourteenth ballot, Douglas again
came mp 10 100, the rest of the votes
being distributed as before.
The fifteenth ballot stood 80 for
Douglas and 30 ID for Lane. the rest
scattering as before. And so the con,
yention continued 10 ballot ten times
more, withou: any marked change III
the result.
The tw~cnty-sixth ballot, North Caro-
lima changed her vote from Hunter e
Dickinson, and Virginia gave Il vote
to Douglas, which made him 1872 l-2
He subsequently fell of again, however
during the next five ballots
On the thirty-second ballot, Dougla;
again rallied and gained n vote more
which he held up to the thirty-fourth anC
last ballot.
The th~irty-fourth and last ballot stood
as follows
Douglas, Of Illinois, l53 IL
Guthrie, of Kentucky, ~ IL
Hunter, Of Virginia, y IL
Lane, Of Oregon, IL l-2
Dickinson, Of New York, 5
The rest of the votes were scattered
between johnson, Davis, &c.
The convention then adjourned till
o'clock, this afternoon.
As to the result, this only is know
that there is no possibility of the nomi
nation of Douglas. His friends, how
ever, are determined not To give way il
any case, and therefore it is believed n
nomination at all can be made.
In consequence of this state of things
it said that Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylva
MIA, will this evening move to adjourn
the convention to the first Monday j
June. then To meet at Louisville.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
HIS d'ELECTEON..

CONFORMEMENT a un ordre a moi adressG
~ par lie Grefier du Juri de Police de la pa
roisse d'lberville. en- date du IL courant. avis est
par lie present donne qu'une ELECTION aura
lieu lie
Deurieme Lundi k IA dW mOlS de Ma pro-
chain. 1860,
dams ct pour le Premier, Quatrieme, CInquieme
ct Septreme District, GU Ward du Juri de Po-
lice. atm delire un membre du Juri De Police
pour chaoue District ci-des>us mentionne.
lie scIutin sera ouveTt a 9 heures A. NJ. ct fer
me a 4 heuTes P. "a. ct sera preside par les COM
missaires CT apres uommes, savolr.
Bayou Gaula, Ter District ct premier Wand
4 rHotel Buena Vista. Messrs. Emile Riviere
Emile Sigur Ell Ernest Comeaux, commissaires
Oaks, ONE. Precinct on District Ell le 4emt
Ward a la mason de Pierre Richard, Messrs
Adolphe Hebert, Pierre Richard ct Jules leblanc
commissaires.
.IsIaud.1 6me. Precinct on District ct lie 5emo
Ward. an magasin dEdward Dupuy, Messrs. Jos
Walsh, P. J. Cole ct Lucien Guedry, commits,
saires.
Crosse Tete," SINE. District ct 7eme Ward
la maison d Ecole, Messrs. Jno. Slack, Emile Du
puy Ell w. J. Began, commiSsaires.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
lie II Avril. 1860. apl4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

So Endorsers should always be afraid Of
men who love to ''cut a SWELL"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
IA. II. IL y,
LATE YOUNG & co.,
8 Camp Street, New Orleans:

lamp StTeet, NEW
Watch walker, JexefIer aud S~ifrersssjfh~
1h Importers of fine Watches @sNA
ga for Ladies and Gentlemen, of
the most celebrated makers Of England and Swift
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cases, (gold and silver and warranted standard
fneness. Ladies Chatelaines and Neck Chains,
Gents Guard, Fob aud Vest Chains; Seals, Keys,
&c. Finger Rings Earrings, Breast pins, Cuf
pins, &c. Diamonds in Pins ard Rings.
Spectacles Tor every age, in gold, SILVER and steel
frames;
Silverwsre warranted as pure as coin, consisting
of table. tea and desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Bntter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongues, &c.
Plated ware, consisting OF casters. candlesiieks
walters, &c. ,
Having been always engaged inthe mechanical
part of the business, all Watches sent tor repairs
will have the s~trictest attention, and having every
facility for making any portion of a watch, he
will be enabled to work on very reasonable
terms.
u Jewelry made TO order, and repaired. Dia.
msnds reset in he latest style. Canes mounted
in gold or silver dec5-no'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
Important Notice.

Among all its other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged, it has been fund 10
be highly useful and benefcent 10 Women in the
state OF Pregnancy, and that 1t facilitates their
delivery.
It also improves positively the quality and in.
creaSes the quantity of Milk Of Nurses.
No other kind OF food can lie compared 10 it,
it may be administereI without fear 10 the
youngest children; it refreshes and strengthens
them. and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend IL
10 every family.
Every one-pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL, contains thirty-two portions for one
person. They are all signed by z. MARMAY,
Inventor and Peteniee.
DTo he had in PLAQUEMINE Of CAR,
son x KEARNY. mhl7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
CANITARY CRUEL.
/. Y. l.. NOURISHING REMEDY.
INVENTED AND PREPARED
BY p. MARMAK.

The inventor of this new and invaluable rem
edy has taken patents in France, England, Scot
land. Ireland, Belgium and the United States.
The most chronic constipacy yields 10 the
daily use of the Invigorating Cruel.
The Cruel is a pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet, II excites the appetite. aud acts
iavorably on the digestive organs, and cures
more or less rapidly. but surely always, in every
disease Of the stomach. such as:
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Heartburn, Masrims, Sick
Headache, Pans in the Stomach, Costiveness,
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c. &c.
The lnvigoraring Cruel is taken in different
ways Wi h a broth-with water or sweetened
milk-with or without the orange dover water.
A spoonful OF it is sufficient, and should be put
in boiling milk and iemaIn Is or 2U minutes.
~-To be taken morning and evening.
For further p iTticulars apply 10 the General
Depot, No. a Cont street. between Charities
and ROYAL streets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail. BY
A. BERNAUD-rRABER.
Depots in all the principal cities in the Uni
ted States.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

IGg~The BANJO will exhibit at
ST. GABRIEL's CHURCH, Saturday, May II,
at , O'Clock, p. NJ.
BRrLY LANDING, Sunday, May Is, at .
and I O'Clock, p. NJ.
WEST Baron RoUGE, Monday, May IA, at
9 and ! o'clock, p. NJ. APPS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

State of LOuisidna-Pdrih Of UerriUc-
6M Judicidi District Court.
Succession of Thimoleon Siguineaux.
yJTAEREAS, Pierre Lacave, Administrator,
w has this day filed his Final Account OF
administration of the Estate Of L. Siguineaux.
deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date of the publication hereof, why said Tableau
of his administration should not be homolosated
and made a Judgment OF thus Court, aud his bond
as such cancelled.
Clerks Office, March 23d, 1850.
mh24 VI. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

state OF Louisiana-Parish Of Iberville-6tb
District Court.
Estate of Eloise Lodoiska Langlois, de-
ceased.
WHEREAs, Alexander Roth has this day
w filed in the Clerks Office of this Court,
his annual account Of executorship Of the estate
of said Eloise Lodoiska Langlois, deceased
Notice is hereby given 20 all whom it may con-
Germ to show canse within thirty days from the
date OF the publication hereof, the reasons why
said annual account should not be homologated
aud made a judgment of this Court
Clerks Office, March rs, 1859.
mh3l NJ. A. ESTEVhN, Clerk.