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VAST TIE EFFECT OF THAT SPEECH?
1t was in Allegheny, Col Penn. where
Herschel V, Johnson, the Douglas can
didate for Vice President, in a speech
a couple of weeks before the Pennsyl-
vania election, uttered the following
language:
"Loo& at the slaucs IN yovr aoork-
shops ! they are driven to the polls at
the beck of their masters under tho pen.
atty Of being discharged
Hundreds of honest mechanics, who
were p resent and heard this sentiment
Indignantly denied it. Well, these
northern "slaves' helped last week, on
Thursday. to roll up about 7 700 Repub.
lican majority in Allegheny county. Sc
much for one Democratic speech.
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EsHgB7 ENpaHgEass,

Freight' from the upper lakes to
Butfalo,are said to be higher now, than
at any previous time since 1856. Con-
tracts have been made with vessels at
Milwaukee the present week, at the
rate Of twenty cents bushel for wheat
to Buffalo, and taoe'aty fce cents per
bushel to Oswego.
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Five grains of alum Dissolved
in half print of water, and applied to
the eyes whenever they are weak or
Infamed, is said to be very beneficial.
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Lest. N.QSTs

A PSENTEgs DGeS !.vef.and white color
n around his neck was q leather strap. with
g JOhR McFoien, Dag Grouse' engra we'd on brass
plae-'s white haifcircle spot resembling the let.
ter on his back. Any person giving information
to me, or at the kENOsHA TGLGGRAPH Office will
be literally rewarded
lwl8 J2 II. COSGRAVE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

Posi- THE BooKs.-Since the open
ing of the fall campaign, elections for
State officers, have been held in the
following northern States VERMONT,
MAINE, INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA and
ONO. They have indicated their Pres
idential preferences by the following
significant Republican maiorities.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

DEMOCRATIC OPINIoN.-The Brecz-
inridge papers are down pretty hard on
their Douglas brethren. The Milwau-
kee Enquirer, a national Democratic
paper, attributes the defeat of the party
IN Pennsylvania to Douglas, as follows:
sit is the result of the visit to that
State of that portable politcal Upas,
who is patroling the Northern States,
and making an exhibition Of himself to
get votes for the Office of President Of
the United States, and contrary to pre-
cedent, propriety and even decency, is
wandering from city to city, soliciting
support for himself, like the razor strop
man, or scissor grinder, who bawls at
the corner of the street asking people to
patronize his spurious invention.
We have it from entirely reliable au-
thority that had Mr.. Douglas kept out
of Pennsylvania, the Democratic ticket
would have swept the State y5lfrom
twenty to forty thousand majority"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

THAT'S THE DoCTR1NE.-The DEM
ocratjc Banner, Douglas paper pub
lished in Southern Illinois, puts forth
the following sentiment:
There are some men who have not
the lIinky hair, thick lips and fat noses
OF the African, who would be much
better off, under good master. in the
cotton fields of the South, than in their
present condition.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

JoHN B. GoUGH has been engaged
10y the Young Mems Association of
Milwaukee, for the delivery of two lee
lures, in the early part of December
next.
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IN PEsOBA TEe---KEN0se3A co. Court.
In tha lnaLLer of The nsIaLa ~ n-.n- 1ua4aa..

& An reading and fling the petition Of Hull Wat
~ son, Of New York state, and liking due proofs Of
the same, representing among other THINGS that Hull
Watson, late Of the town q salem, in Kenosha County,
Wis, on the 25tilday Of September D. 1860 died in
testate, leaving goods cattles, and within this
county and that he the petitioner brother OF said
deceased and praying that administration Of said
estate be granted to Harvey Haskins and Margaret
Watson
II as Ordered, that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court Saturday the 10th day Novem
Der, A. D. 1860, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ at his Office,
city and county Of kenosha. And further ordered
that notice thereof be given tie heirs Of said
and to all persons interested, by publishing copy OF
this order for three successive weeks prior said day Of
hearing, III the kEEosHA fRLEGRAP weekly newspaper
printed and published at Kenosha in said county.
Dated, Kenosha, Oct. Is, 1870 JON b. JILSUN,
l3wl9I County Judge.
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M 6 a I; M ark ct!

% The subscribers would inform 81 ~ a
~ 81 the citizens OF Kenosha and their %$4b@I
opened a. NEAT MARKET Main st. one door
port Of Simmons and Sweets Store where all kinds Of
Meat NAV be found They viii be ready to wait upon
their friends at all times, and fill their orders with
oro,nptness and to their satisfaction. i.
MORGAN q HAFFNER.
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Gtaa Co. No, I.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

regular meeting of Star Co. No l. will be held at held
at their house Thursday evening, Oct 18th, at the
usual hour. @3|t4ts d. p LEWIS, sec'y.
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The population Of Philadelphia foots
up at $4,000.
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GA M Z w 4 MED!

DUTLER, at the Lake Shore Railroad Restau-
Bg rant, viii pay the highest market price in
CASH, for Game Of all kinds.
Oct. 18, 1860, 1917
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REeV1shes 81.

TENOOTH, gHAIR, FLESH. FINGER, SHAW
Il ing, Clothes. White Wash, Paint, Varnish
Stone ana Scrubbing Brushes,
AT WHEELER & CLARKS'.
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IRISH WIDE A"AkEs.-Ihe Irish Republican
Wide Awakes of Albany, N. Y. have put forth 3
strong and argumentative address to their fellow
eonntrymen. The address concludes with the
following sentiment:
Equal rights to all citizens whether native
or foreign born economy in the administration
OF the government; and an immediate total and
eternal exclusion of the barbavous system of
Slavery from all the Territories of the Uuited
States.
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Buchanan's majority over both I,4O8.
~ On Tuesday, the 9th of Oct. Lane,
the Repu blican candidate for Cover
nor, with the Douglas, Bell and Brock
inridge factions combined against him,
is elected by 10000 majority.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

Are generally caused by Anmacule burrorghed in the
the Sn dr. TFas6 Masnetc Ointment by its
them restoring health and beauty the skin wherever
applied, removing Tan and Freckles
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

A train of twenty eight freight cars
loaded entirely with cheese, recently
passed over the Connecticut Valley line
ofrailroad, from Vermont to New York.
There We're 200 tons Of this article, and
it was al shipped from St Adams
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

GoDEYs LADYs BooK.-The Sept.
number Of this attractive periodical is
on hand. Our highest expectations are
always realized, on the reception of each
number. To the Ladies
it is desireble work.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

TYPHOID fever prevails in many
parts Of Massachusetts at present. One
physician in Essex County, WHO has an
extensive practice, has no less than IF
ty cases under his professional charge
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INFLAMED OR SORE EYES.

A. G. Gushing, of South Bend, Indiana, says: The
Magnetic Ointment the only remedy in use here for m
Bdmeo Eyes. The Auditor of eur county has so much
faith in its curative in this disease that he not on
y highly recommends it, but offers to forfeit the amount
paid for # in each case, if it fails of cure"
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EoenmsyIVania and Indiana in
1855

and Indiana i'm
1855
In November 1856 Pennsylvania
voted as follows:
Buchanan Dem. 230,71O
Fremont Rep. 1880
Fillmore Am. 92,l75
Buchanan's majority over both l,o35.
On Tuesday, the 9Th Of Oct. inst. 1862
Curtain, the Republican candid ate for
Govern or, with all the factions com>
bind against him, beat them all by
over 10000 majority.
INDIANA.
In November 1856, Indiana voted as
e.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

The richest man in st. Louis is
James TT lucas, banker, worth it is
said, SIS ,o00,o 600. Peter Lindelis estate
is put down at $4,00o,ooo, and that Of
Benoist, the banker, at $1,500,000.
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Robert and Mary Widdieombe.
In every relation ollie she sustained Chat perfection Of
character which won for her the entire radmiration aud
affection Of all who knewaher
No written tribute marble tablet need record hervir
tues they live ever fresh in the hearts tAat enshrned
her. yet may friendship drop Tie tsar-dewed garland of
remembrance on her early grave.
In the morning oflife encircled by all those ties and
associations which lend earth its highest charm, she
heard the football Of the silent messenger, and in that
beautiful spirit ofresignaon which characterized
her, she yielded without a murmur to the Divine VIII.
May the memory Of her lifes peaceful close be to he
mourning household a sacred beaitude; and may that
sublime faith which sustained ransgure their cloud
Of sorrow into bright and shining light which shall guide
their souls up to the infinite and teach them to say hy
will be done.'' 80 - $500 IIoa0Ei
We copy the above obituary notice from the Nationa
1'fsAgencor. H;r Boardala, as many Of the early
dents Of his place viii rccollect, citizen Of Keno
a, and moved from here to Washington, where for many
years he held an mpora ut cerkshp the gener al land
Office.
AT wilmot, on Monday, Oct 8th, 1850, RANSOM. son
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PILES

Piles, which at this of the year particularly
troublesome, are cured at once by Trask's Magnetic
ontmentappy to the parts affected and small of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment Freely the forehead and temples
back of the neck the soles of the feet and
palms of the hands will relieve the severest
in tArty minutes. d. -H- $40
Read advertisement in this paper 3m10
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.y1iG1o3 sti S.. .,-
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SEREzCslzE ey'OTfCAs

Kenosha Oct, 10Th, 1860
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vENTE DE SHERIFF.


rTAT DE
n, nTsrRvILLr-CouR Du GENE DisrRior'
John Klug rs. Philip Heelein~-No, 4esi
T, vertu dun writ de Fl, F4 sdresse suSnS
RI de- Ia paroisse d'lberville, par PHoa gs -
.,s.5;te Cour dams la cause ci-dessus inuts'se
nnmero,ee. J'ai saisie ct J'exposerai on emu
n,bIioue an plus offrant ct dernier encne'i'
| pour du compliant,
Samedi k A AOut, 1860,
=, beures, A. NJ, a 10 u1aison de CouI oe
sss, tons les dToiis, titres, ~intereis et PiSS.Sn.
In dc philip Hee!ein ell ct aux PioP''
i .apres decrites, SAVIOR: -, .:,,s J,,. 4.
Jn certain Terrain town ION sisan ms.u.
III do PIaouemine, parotsse fibervisie, mesu-
VIZ, env;ron s~oixan,e dix pieds de iacesur "a rue
40 % Ia ieyee avec ia proiondeur y apPa,lehan.; !.
oe "a o,oodeur s'etendant de la rue de la levee
oa.e Ia rue de la Banque, borne en- hael par
lu,q snpsYtenant a Roth Freres, Joseph nefauo
OF Ssnccesrion de Thomas Mile, enbas par
Esnn,s Alley ct en- arriere par la rue de "a
nanoue, ainsique toutes les batisses ct anchor
st;ons qui sly ~iroovent ct y appartiennent co"-
..e, CONNIE 'THotel dlbersIle." go.
s1lsls pour payer J JOS. II. ERWIN,
c Dep. Sheriff.
Ju;le,..lsso.> Y7
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SheriT's Sale.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF
- InrpvuIK-6ru JUDICIAL DIST. COURT
John Klug rs. Philip Heelein.r.No; iot =.
Bv virtue of a writ OF Fl. Fla. directed 70 ,ns
sheriff of the parish of lberville from me rio nd
The aforesaid Court in the above enutiea !.
numbered cause, ] have seized and WI, ons
nubIic sale to the highest bidder. for Casn, On
Satmrdau the An day Of Angast msIt,
1850 at II o'clock. A. NJ, at the Court.noose .,
| his narish. all the right, title, interest anu eis ,ha
Of the defendant, Philip Heelein, IN anu : u'
| sollowins described psoperty, 10 w1t; ,,.,.d
A certain parcelo( Land or Town LOT slauas
:. ,be.own Of pb61nemine, parish OF ibervI's,
maasurios about seyenty feet front on Leseo"
From, street. with the depth thereto oe'onsiSsm
The SAID depth extending from the Leve1 hu liver,
street 10 Bank street, bounded above oy ~ .nS
sa,. belouxiag 10 Roth Bros. Joseph belauI AfI.,
~ Of rhos. Mile, below by Tenn n,s z
III M the rear by Bank street, together wiz. :.
,5e buildings, improvements and app"r TSn ss;,
sSsreeu being and thereto belonging. me ,h
rronsay o. establishment being known az w
aIbestille totet." .....a u,,;, and costs.
Esned to pay and satisfy said VIII S"'
Dep. Sheriff.
sbe1a7s Office, July Cd, 1860. T'
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senfe de Sherif.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-PAEoIssE
IL p'lBERvILLE-CoUR III Seine DIsTRIcr.
c., W PIT, NJ. Gi,upn Rauzan

ETAT DE La LOUlSlANE-PAEoIssE
IL p'IBERvILLE-CouR III SEINE DIsTRIcr.
George w. Bauta rs. Simon Bauzan
No. 1913.
En- vertu dun writ lie ii. Fa. adresse au She
rt de la paroisse d'lberville par iHonble la
sus- dite Cour dams Ia cause cidessuS Intltulee ct
nnmGrotGe. Jai saisle ct Jexposera en- vente pu-
blique, au plus ofiranl Ell dernieI enchcrlsseur,
pour du compliant,
.Samedi k 4 AOUt proclaim, 1860,
a II heures A. NJ. a la lnaison de Cour de cetis
paroisse. tous les droils, Tires, lnterets ct preten-
lions de Simon Bauzan, en- ct aux prophecies CT
apTes deCIites, SAVIOR:
Sc ioignant ct rituG en- arriere de la corporation
de la vile de Pl~aquemius dams lie care No. . de
la terre divisee ell lots par la Veuve IA. Haase,
conlormement au plan des lots fat par James L.
Terrell, arpenteur, lie 10 JUN, 1852, leqBel plan
est depOse au bureau du Recorder paur reference
les dts lots etaut d~esignes sur lie dit plan com
me lots Nos. -, u, IS ct 10, dams lie dit carre. ct
mesuTant CONNIE suit Lots Nos. 10 ct Ia, me
e~sant chsque GO pieds a.-E-~s sur la continua -
ton de "a rue Merriam, avec une profcn---
100 pleds i~ss Is ct 10 mesuTant chaque W
pieds de face sur u~a manche, "Haase's Alley,
ayec I5J pieds de proIo.Aaur; lots Nos. 10 ct
"a sont bornes du cote vers ieS-qye par lot No.
10 lieutenant A John Tool, de Pa--e cote pa,
az = HNos, IS ct 10 lots Nos. ls-etlsss. Dor
ne, au cote vers lie ileuve par LOT NO. Ispatr
tenant a la veuve Haase, et eaoas ou L,e veuy
cote par lot No. 20 apParSeHa manshs on AVE Ct
a"s Observation-Disclosures toutes les oauss.
s as smeIioralions qui sly ~trOuvent ct y spPar''e'
= nant. .c,;re mn dit writ ell,
oil easie poos JOS. II. ERWIN,
irais DE pr0o'' Dep. Sheriff.
p.u..u ia Sheriff, le 2 Juliet, lS6O. y'
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Succession SAID
DISTRICT COURT, Pa
U,eryi,le, 90 JUN, 1860.

- r;,h of IbsrriIe, STATE Of Louisiana
In the Matter of the Estate OF Angus
tine Favron, decd, wife of Flores''ne
Badeaux. -,
pv v;,t,e Of an order or decree 10 me directed
D. Hoporable the aforesaid Court, bearing
ds,s The both inst, [ will offer at pusllc sa's 20
the highest and las, bidder. for cash, on
Monday, tho Esd day OF July next
1860, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, at the GosI' n nO , y
TINS PCS 10 the succession of Augustine raw,
6elo" GseS 4. % and to the community which existed "sl
ron, said deceased and her surviving nus
hand Florestiu Badeaux, TO wlt; If III
Oa Oos Lot of Land, situnted in the parlsn o. ~
om cnnt.;nius twelve 75-l00 acres, BEN
s si'nnIed in fractional section 81, township ,s > : J
b. Capdeville. and South by land OF "
= lery Badeanx, u; pr ,NcHARD. Sheriff.
IL Sherif's Office, June 2lst, le6o.
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SheriTS Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
~ lBERVLLE-0rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
GcOrgc w. Ranta rs. Simon Bauzan.

STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
~ lBERYTLLE-6rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
George w. Banta rs. Simon Bauzan.
No. 1878.
BY virtue OF a wit OF Fl. Fa directed to the
Sheriff of the parish of Iberville, from the>Hon.
the aforesaid Court. in the above entitled and
numbeted cause, | have seized and will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder, for Cash, on
Saturday, the 4h aGyg August merit,
1850, at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Court House
OF this parish, all the right, title, interest and
claim of the defendant, Simon Bauzan, in and to
the following described property, to~wit:
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND ~
ing aud situated in the parish of lberville in the
rear of the corporation OF the town Of Plaque
mine. in square No. . of the land lyIns out and
divided into lots by Mrs. ]. a. Haase, and adj
ioining each other agreeably TO the plan thereof
made by James 7. Terrell surveyor, on the 18th
June, 1852, which planf ~ deposited IN the Re
eorder's Office for reterence-lhe SAID tour iots
being designated in the said plan as lots Nos. 10,
IL, 10 ana 70 IN SAID square, measuring as foi-
lows lois Nos. 10 aud IL measuring each 90
feet front on the continuation Ut Merriam street
by 100 feet in depih-lots Nos. Is ~~d 70 meas
ur.ng each 90 feet front OF Haase's Alley " I55
in depth-lots,I 2 and Us are bounded on the side
towards the river by lot No. ~ belonging to
John Tool. on the opposite side by LOT No 10, and
in the rear By lots Nos, Is aud l9. Lots Is and
| - are bounded on the upper side towards the
| river by lot No. u belonging 10 the Widow
Hdsse. and below or on the opposite side by lot No.
! 20 belonging also 10 said Widow Haase, and IN
the rear bv land above mentioned, together with
all the buildings aud Improvements thereon be
ing and thereuuio belonging.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy said writ Of Fl ia
and costs. JOS n. ERWIN,
Dep Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, July 2d, 1850. WI
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

lually divided between Breckenridge
pa Douglas, the Opposition will under
o h same proportionate split between
lincoln and Bell. The conversion of
helps, and the open advocacy of Green
pd Polk, give almost positive guaran-
hes OF the success of our ticket.
NEW JERsEY.-At the election held
st year, for Governor, in New Jersey,
Y Opposition was successful by a ma
ifty of 1901 votes, the vote standing
Is: Opposition, 53,3l5; Democratic,
But this Opposition element
II composed equally of American and
e fck Republican influences. The can
$ hey of Bell will take fully $1,000
: Is from this poll, thus leaving the
' .folnites in a hopeless minority
'Hkinridge will rally to his support
; ah three-fourths of the Democratic
'cx1, and consequently will stand the
oh ibt chance.
IT nobuld the Democracy in these three
5 stand their ground firmly and
+ the expectations hoped for at
i the hands, BreckinridSe VIII stand
the country with one hundred
Of the kenty-six to LiDcoln's one hundred
siastic tty-two votes. As one hundred
in s,. E-two are necessary to a choice,
he of Pennsylvania will become
tle-field upon which victory fol
brty will be secured. For some
- Et, the Democratic party of tht
D'aeA lie State have been furnishing t
lent Is htry unmistakable evidences o
in his Inference for Breckenridge. Wit
.Stion of the contemplate an'
PANT squad of Forneyites, they
1hg to one mar upon our nation
d? aatates. We have given already
~itutes hicle published afew days since
a%cnIo. ospn upon the contest in tina
mn % shall continue the dcvciol
fcw mte subject in future number
. had lftof "Old Bucks" which latel
ornor. res through the Union in glaC
- detes, is a harbin@er Of the II
- umsh awaits us in November.
- n. y. COagier.
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t

Succession of the late CAMILLE LOUIS
LANDRY.
WHEREAS: Joseph yolsey H6bert; RESIDING
w in the parish Of %lberville, has been ap p
pointed administrator OF the said succession; ny y,
Inc Honorable the Sixth Judicial District "'u
of The State of Louisiana .xaH,ors NJ
Notice is hereby given TO all the creditors 90
.a;d succession to present their accounts or cial.n'
70 INN or to his Atlarney, Rodolphe Rousseau
| as soon as possible; and TO all Inc debtors ~
succession TO settle their accounts npTVT
iyl4
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M s SRNTIN

of the Monroe Register
the Vernon Times, the A
"A knows how many other pal
.<sent,) are what ia termed "do
gor. Why this is we cannot |
Doctor, as an editor and id
with his fellow men, is exceed
[ous, polite and considerable.
anything in his paper calculated
y,~ersonal feeling, and the Doctor
"a untiring ~partizan. 1t must be
|oks, talents and success that his
aries are jealous OF. The Doctor
4 only. Yields a vigorous pen for
Inrldge and Lane ticket, but has
the stump for the cause, as the Vi
SuH says he made an eloquent speec
|ci,y a few days since, in favor Of oul
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The Savannah News says that the
getting In that city to ratify the nominations
Breckenridge and Lane, ''was one Of the
lr,sst, most harmonious and enthusiastic
sGtcal gatherings We have ever seen in Sa.
k.nuah at this season Of the year."
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

Dist of disasters onE Yves
teri, since the incomiEof the
preSr, has already assumcd'tcr,
ribldtions, During thistime' on
ly sib,s, upwards of one hundred
liveseen lost, one million and a
half IRIS lost, three serious explo-
sionstoccurred, forty-four boats
have dragged, seventeen burnt
five ldiniured by collision, twenty
steamlost or crippled in storms
and oAlrnd and nineteen barGes.
coalbohd other hatboats lost by
storm. number of serious accl
dents Il two hundred andtwenty
one. 7
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StaLe of Louisiana, Parish 81 ioefe"F-
Sirth Distriot Court
T.. m.ttor of the Estateff Widow Jean
Bite. Lessatd.
"rHEREAS: Jean Leesard has TINS Gay II"
w - The Clerks office OF this Cour'hts ~
,he.n of Distribution of the Estate 81 VIZ
aa, Ront;ste Lessard in his capacity OF Aur"
No,;ce is hereby given 10 all whom ie una,
-, 90 show cause within tnHy Gays nI
COZ L. hereof. why said Final Z 2leau snot, '
Wy ~, We Lomologated and made a Iuogmenu :, .uIl
Court and the administrator bond cahce'ie"
annu!led. ,eco
ie3O NJ. no-;ue-
80. Ia Louisiane-Parolsse d'loervihe-
Cour du sixieme District;
M Sncccssion de feue We. Jeal
Baptiste Lessard.
TTENDU, que Jean Le:saTd a &C lE%r n en-
a - a, rette Cour sou Tableau hnai de di'
,r;hu,;on lie Ia succession de ieue we jean D'
Isssard. en- sa capaclte d ~,
Avis est par lie present dome a lout ceuA ~
cola copceIne de deduire sous tren'e Jo"lI"e
date de ce present les raisons pour lestae r;,
A. Tablear ne serait pas homologue et a..
ugament de cette Cour ct lie cau'loh"e"e"'
L. cette Cour annulie. a., ,eeo
Bureau du Grefier, JUN %, 1850; c..s-
Of iosn NJ. A. ESTEVAN, GrefneI.
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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

EF- r. Barnwell Rhett, in o speech at
arleston, said that Hannibal Hamli lin, Black
oublican candidate for Vice President, is
ay a mulstto. He has negro blood in his
Is. His name would indicate it, IL nothing
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28
MAD. DURAMD,
FANCY Dress ~
E7rcutssM Descriptions Of Fashionable
Work.

uD. DURAND presents her compliments to-
fH the ladies of I~perville, and ,porms them Ibat
shs has xcirroed To- Pisqsehpue, and hes reAeo
msnced her occupation &c FANCY DRESS
eKING.&c. &C.. and uusts a rfxblss syssew/
the hhsfsi patronage hitsd GS.e9
3 Tekidesee tvs >he l4esl a "a
coso<s q Bahk sAd Pspt
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

New Ks BLACKS IN HAYTI.-Alet-
ter frons saws the immigrants from
New Orare doing well in the cuI-
lure of on the plains Of the Arti'
bonite. i%ty-four cotton gins were
in operat that quafte!.