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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
DVEETrSER
OF SUCCESSION SALES, SHERIFF SALES
ADMINISTRATORS, AID ADTr"JisE-:s OF
rvERY 80 WHATs0EVTN,

ADMINISTRATORS AND AD't'Ii>E..S OF
EVERY CLASS WHATSOEVER,
viii find the medium If the GiZETfL & SENTINEL
tire best in thu. parish IN which u insert Their advertise
nor:i, If obey desire that the shall apgea AZ ia that jour
nal which has the laSges: E0mbcr ~ subscribers. The
inducements and the advantages that &C hold out 10 Ad,cr-
Users and Subscribers are as rare as ,hcy are indlsluLII,
and convincing. They arc--
Ulst The GAZETTE & SENTINEL Is an Old Is.
tablished journal-or the combination Of two old c,tab.
rEhed j~ournals-"hch has MORE SUBSCRIBERS Doubt
less, than any two ever published herr.
rad. The GAZETTE & SENTINEL is the DEMO
CRATIC ORGAN Of this true and tried" pomrrratic
parish of lberyilie consequently it is sought and pcrusei
asa medium of STANDARD and popular politics, aud no,
likely to be passed by without notice.
B3d. The GAZETTE s. SENTINEL lathe OgGA.
or II POLICE JURY OF HE PARISH or IBER.
WILLIE, in which arc published all II, Prucecdia-, ar the
Police Jury, its Law, tao Sale Of Ferries, th~ Hou,c, ol
Road aud Lcrcc Commissioners, Nu;.cc, Of al Elections,
&c. &c Therefore it is pcrusci mud cxaniard With in
creased aFld'ty, and as interest anon; tic people Of the
parish greatly heightened.
9THh. The GAZETTE & SENrINtLIs the ORGAN
OF THE COUNCIL Of the Town Of Plogucmrne IN which
are ~puhishCd tic Proceedings Of the Goard, IL Ordinnn,
ces, &C. which give ITS columns additional attractions.
'' NAV A"o hbe " JOY
Suburbs Jefferson, HaaSeyiils and trinity.
Finally, through the above advantage, the GAZETTE
q SENTINEL offers unparalleled aud EXTRAORDISA-
RI INDICTMENTS
TO BUSINESS MEN HERE AND = NEW Or Fans.
ADMINISTRATORS, AUoPyETs,
or parties interested IL tie sai. If property
By tie Sheriff, or By paJlic Ar:'sa,
To ADVERTISE ~ THIS FAriIi,
If thsy desire their advertisements to be
read by the greatest number of persons,
snd therefore Increase the Eun.bgr Of purchasers Ia lie
one case, AMI bring the .iShcs: po-eib:e price for lLcp5r.
pcrty sold, IA the nthcr.
"a Persons desiring - ad7e1is' il this paper,
but whose Advertisement arc in the hands of~ oilers,
are requested to he particular in giving special dirpc-
lions TO that effect, or else their loss, through their
Negligence in not doing so, might be considerable.
E~0ur prices for Advertising arc moderate. and
at all times consistent W ilh the sfii, nd expression
Of the law an that subject.
cTAddress, GAZETTE & SETTIN.I. OF
FlCE, PLAQUENIyE, Parish qr Hcrrile, La"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31

The HAND OF FArE.-Among the pris.
oners on board the Marques dc la la,
bana are reported IL be two fugitiycs
of justice from this State, who, brought
back by the force of circumstances t.
the theatre Of their guilt, will now have
TO answer before the courts Of Justice
of this State for the hcinous crime Of
murder.
One Of these men is a Spaniard named
Carcano, who some years ago killed an
old sailor in Gallatin street. He was
closely pursued by the police, and even
shot at, but finally made his escape III
the rear of the Third District, and sub
%scquently got to Havana. There, it is
said, he committed another murder and
fled to Hayti. How he now comes to be
on board Of a vessel fitted in Havana is
not told.
The other criminal is Louis Dclisle.
implicated with a most horrible crime
committed in the Third District some
ten or twelve years ago. Louis Dclisle.
his two brothers, Antonio and Henry,
and u Adam, robbed the house of a
Mr.. Chcvillon, and murdered a slave
girl, who discovered them and was
about giving the alarm. The case Gre
ated great excitement here at the time.
Adam and Antonio Dcslislc were hung,
and Henry Delislc sent to the P~cniten-
tiary. Louis Delisle escaped. From the
evidence against him, at the time, he
would probably have been sentenced to
death.
The State will doubtless claim these
two prisoners.
The only prisoners placed in the Par
ish Prison by the United States Marshal
are those from the MARQUES de la Ha-
bana, twenty-five in number. Those of
the steamship General Miramon are still
on board, the Marshal not wishing to
remove them until further orders from
Washington.-N. o. Piayune.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
TIL W~EIsTLER,S Tuxp

supper was over, the boy went out,
lie passed through Ibe va I'd and owe, N. ALL
The big dog barkrd as h, went along by, 'e
And iollowedh him nearly a mile
And he sat him Gown on a hickory log.
Aud ~hisrl.d a lively tune, this bow
Which took The raI II the barking dog.
And he wagged his Ia il Tor yoy.
The beetle stopped from pinchIns the Nv
And the toad IN hs hole stood still,
And tn. Iom-rit heard, with n tear in he eve
And q fshing-wUrm in his bill.
And the grasshopper SAID, II know that ar.
But | cannot whistle it So
The tune of The man with no hair on his head.
Where hair ever ought 10 grow"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31

WESTWARD THE STAR OF EMPIRE sc.
An arrival at New Orleans from the Rio
Grande, brings the important intelligence that
our troops, in accordance with directions FROM
the Department, have crossed that river into
Mexican territory, for the purpose of captur.
ing the marauder Cortinas, and for the better
purpose Of protecting our people living on
the frontier. But it unfortunately happened
that in following a mistaken or purposely
wicked directions, that our commander would
find Cortinas and his men at a place called
the Mesa, several regular Mexican soldiers
were killed, a squad Of whom had encamped
there, bat fed for their lives on seeing our
soldiers on that side of the river, and they,
naturally supposing by their fight and the
directions that they were Cortinas' men, fired
upon them and killed several before the mis-
take was discovered. But this affair is Of the
,~errisst insigni6cance compared with the event
Of our occupation Of the Western bank OF the
Rio Grands del Norte, or Great River Of the
North. The Delta hopes it viii be perpetual
we predict that it will. lis thus that
Westward, the star Of Empire takes its way
- 4'sl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
THE HOUlIAS LAND CLAIM

Ii the Douglasitcs of Louisiana fail
to conquer the regular Democracy of
the State, says the n. o. Courier, it GER
tainly will not be attributable to any
lack of prolific ~imaginations to invent,
or of unbluShing etfrontery to propagate
the most audacious ISLANDERS against the
chosen leaders of the Democratic party.
Sometimes however, it happens that the
cock-and-bull stories, got up for the spe,
cial ed~iication Of the people of Louisi-
ana, are very clumsily put together, and,
in the end, recoil upon their originators
in a way, that, to ordinary people, would
be very unpleasant indeed. But the
Douglasites, besides being poets, in
point of Imagination, are also, in point
of composurc, philosophers. They have
long ago forgotten how TO be ashamed
Of their misdeeds. When they find
themselves detected and exposed in one
f~alsehood, their first thought is to re-
place it by another, which they hope
will have a longer run Now, if they
were as wise il invention as they are
ready, they would refrain from proclaim
ing any eanard, the exposure of which
might not be STAYED of, at least, until
the close of the Charleston Convention.
But latterly it seems that they arc hard
pressed, and are glad 10 seize any theme
to harp upon-if it be only for the hour.
Three days ago, we heard a grand
flourish Of trumpets owe q telcgraphic
dispatch from Washington, stating that
Senator TOombs, Of Georgia, had re-
ported the lICumas land claim as fraud
ulcnt. Both Of the Louisiana Senators
we're forthwith heralded through the
State, by the Douglas papers, as inter
csted i'll that claim, and, therefore, guilty
Of fraud. We ourselves never had the
slightest doubt that the dispatch was a
sheer fabrication of the minions Of Doug
las at Washington, and we confidently
awaited its contradiction. The issue
justified our anticipation. The tele-
graphic account of Mr.. Toombs' report.
published in the city papers Of ycstcr-
day, presents something like a fair ab-
of the bill which it recommends. ,
The claim i'll question is simply referred
for adjudication to the State Courts
How this action on the part of Mr..
Toombs can be construed into a charge
of fraud, is more than we can compre-
bend. Will the Douglasitcs enlightcn
US?
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31

81 Through mistake from the appearance
Of a figure, We placed the number Of Messrs.
Donovan & NErrze elegant grocery estab.
lishment, New Orleans, at SO Camp street.
Their location is No. %. Camp, within a door
or two of Poydras street, on the right hand
side going MP, where the finest and the most
choice groceries to be had in the city can be
obtained at exceeding fair rates.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
~On Thursday last

@-On Thursday last, according to
previous notice in u paper, the planfa-
t!on OF Messrs. Mile, Hebert & Bros
situated on False River, was adiudica.
ted to Mr.. John Chastant, of the parish
OF Ascension, for the sum of 5000 OOO
IL is one OF the finest plantations in this
parish.-F false Rircy Democrat.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
Etdt deM LOuisianp-Paroiss, 6IbcrriK

Etat deM LOuisidme-Paroissr TIbcrrk-
Coar du 6eme District .Judiciain.
Succession dc fcuc Eloisc Lodoiska Ian.
glois.
a IIENDU, que Alexander Roth n ce jour
"A enIlasse dams le burrau du Grefi.r de cet's
Cour son compile annuel CONNIE executeur de-
succession de iede. Eloise Lodoiska Lanslois, de-
cede-
Avis est par k preseit donnt a fous ceur CUE
celia c~oncerne de deduirssous 30 ionrs de Ia dsis
dc &c present les raisons pour lesquelles edh
compile annuel ne serait pas holnologuc et iaItis
Jugement de ceIte Cour.
Bureau du GTefier, Marcia %, 1859. .
mh3i MA. ESTEVAN. GreHer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
State OF Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
District Court.

State OF Loulslana-Parish OF Iberville-6th
District Court.
Estate of Eloisc Lodoiska Lanclois. de.
ceased.
NHEREAs, Alexander Roth has this day
W filed in the Clerks office of this Court,
ms annual account Of executorshlp of the estate
OF SAID Lioise LodOiska Langlois, decea.ed-
Notice Is hereby given 20 all whom i, may con.
Germ 10 snow cause within thirty days from the
date OF The publication hereof. the reasons why
sand annual account should not be homologared
ahd made a judgment Of this Court.
Clerks Office, March IS. 1889.
mh3i NJ. A. ESrEVAN. Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31

G-The Upper Missouri, and all the streams
above St.aLouis are falling slowly. The dan.
sor Of high water is about past.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31

sUE5CRIPTlON-Three Dollars ani iuy oent, per al
nan, if paid in advance; Five Dollars per aGngm. n nvi
paid in advance.
SINGLE C~OPiES-Ten Csnts.
STANDING NorICL.-Gentlemen desiring 10 lie aG.
nounced as candidates for oiice--or such desirr is
expressed through frienis-musr accompany It xish
the usual and regular Zee Of }l0.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
Store,

IN Ine house OF '. Donas on llaquemine street,
nearly opposite MWIiligms' sloIe. where he
Will always keep on hand a good stock OF Dry
Goods, Clothing aud Groceries. mh3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31

,H-Mr. LEON LEVY appears before the pub.
lie this week as a candidate for its patronage.
See his advertisement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
LEON LEVY.
Dry Goods and Grocery Store.
Dry Goods, Clothing and Grocery

DE>PECrFUbLl iniulms his friends aud
IA the public that he has OPENED a
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

STATE or LUUfsIANA-Pansh of East
Baton Rouge Sixth judicial District
Court-Msry Garig vs.. John A. Bills
and nj No. sT3s.
DY VIRTUE of q Commission issued In
- the above entitled aud numbered
cause, and TO me directed from the Hon
Sixth Judicial District Court. In and foI
the Parish of East Baton Rouge. aud State
aforesaid. I will offer at public sale in from,
OF the Court Hopse door of said parish, in
the City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. the sth day OF September.
next. A. D.. 1880, at II o'clock A. NJ, ri
said day. the slaves hereinafter setforth
and dc-ciibed, for the purpose Of efiecting
a partition among the parties interested
to wit
ELLEN. negro woman. aged 8s years;
and her three children. viz
CARTER, le Year,; JOHN 10 years and
MARY JANE, aged 4 years.
ELIZA. negro woman aged 40 years I;
and. her three children. Wis
JAKE. aged "a years JULIA aged 10
years MARTHA. 3 years Of age.
ALSO, one sorrel horse, and a buggy
and harness.
Terms of Sale. CASH.
augT. II. V. BAB1N, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
IMNoRrAIiry.-In the beautiful dra.

IMNoMAIiry.-In the beautiful dra.
ma of Ion the instinct Of Immortality,
SO el squently uttered Ivy the death de,
voted Greek, finds a deep response in
every thoughtful soul. When about
TO yield his young existence rs a sacri.
fee TO fate, his beloved Clemanthe
asks il they shall met again 10
which he replies; Il have asked thu,
dreadful question Of tie hills, tba,
look eternal - Of the flowing streams,
that lucid flow forever-of the stars,
anil whose iielIs Of azure my raised
spirit has trod in glory-all were
dumb but now, as | thus gaze upon
thy living fsre, and See the love Il at
man;les through its beauty, I feel
that we can never wholly perish. We
shall meet sg in, Cleman'he !"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

10 The iumor extensively circula.
ted in American papers that the
lioIhschil'ls are the proprietors Of the
London Times, the correspondent Of
the Leeds Mercury contradicts. lie
SAYS: "Mr. Waller, is not the only
great proprietor of that paper, for a
Mrs. Annie Brodie, is nearly, IL not
equally, as much concerned in its
prosperity. The paper is divided into
sixteen shares. Among the names
will he found Hogg, Garden, Tltes.
Woods, etc, and in fact il is little
joint stock company in which thrr, is
no Roihschild, MS rumor some time
asse;ted.'
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
Tur Mtr QuKsrtoS.-The New York

TuE MuK QuEsrios. The New York
Ledger. says:
The City Inspector. in hi, Last annual
report, states that the Numher Of deaths in
this city during the last year was ,645,
of which number ~ VAS were children.
lie also rays that n large mpnrity of these
deaths of children are traceable directly
or indirectly to the use Of that SOW poi-nn
usually called nwill milk. The City In
spector's description Of this "milk." and of
the wretchod animals from which II 10
wrunR, IL enough to make any mothers
HAIR rtand on end. This IL the season of
the year when this poiso nous milk II most
f,tai tp children aud it IL positive infanti-
eide kao,ciSg'y TO Iced them upon IL. The
seels of death lurk in every drop of u du-
ring these swsltering days; and every
mother should, therefore, ace TO II, that
her children are protected egsinst the des-
dly beverage. Pure water is better for
them than poisoned milk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

FoUNp DRowNEp. The body oi
Bob Mediation, 80 well and unfa.
vorably known for several years
past, for confirmed habits Of inteIn-
perancc, was found in the river
yesterday evening. An inquest
was held aud verdict rendered Of
death 10y drowning. Whether he
fell in the water accidcntly or com.
milted suicide is not known.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
~ Mr.. Willis saws that when h,

gv Mr.. Willis says that when he
was at the Chapel Of Antioch College,
the other Sunday, seated in a very
adolescent semblage Of undergradu.
ates of both sexes, he was a little star.
tied on the rising of the Rev, rend
President (Dr. HilD in the pulpit,
to hear the brief Scripture adjuration,
"Love one another" given out sepsr.
a'ely, and with emphatic repetition,
as the text Of the discourse
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
GAn,p.Lpr AND rus Nav YoRx GERMANS.

GARiBALpt AND ruE Nav YoRK GERMANS.
At ~ meeting Of the members Of the New
Yorker Turnverein, on Saturday evening
last. II va- resolved to give grand exhib.
ition of gvmnastic fests for the benefit Of
the aaribaldi fund. two weeks after their
gran1 annual pic-nic. which IL to take
place on the 18th inst. There IL slso .
movement going on among the Germans.
throughout the State to transmit the
money collected nome time ago for the
benefit Of the Steuben Monument As-ocia-
tions and the Kiukle fund, to Garibald,,
to aid him In his struggles against the
Bourbon government at Naples.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

IMMENSE MoNoLIrH.-A piece Of
granite, weighing 1880 pounds
about 5li tons-w,s delivered in the
State House yard a, Columbia, s. c..
last week, from the quarry. 1t was
hauled on the railroad BY sixteen
mules, and is probably the larges.
mass Of rock ever qusrried in single
piece in Southern State.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

TNIIE duties Of the Institute. will be re-
l. rumed on IIsdSesddE, the 10Th Ovto
Der, 1890 As the number of pupils II nee
essstily limited applications should be
made ss early as practicable.
tH- For circulars containing terms. DC,
apply to W. II. N. MAGRUDER,
aug2 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
Corror Butts REruRsED.-The New
York Herald, OF the 2sth. says,

Rumors are sAoat to-day that large
smourt Uf cotton bills have been returned
from Liverpool, advices to that effect hav.
ing probably been autographed from HALL
fax. We hear Of R75 900 Of bills coming
back to one house. Nothing authentic ..
known, however, on the subject; the
'rers in such cases generally keep the
facts to themselves. II l. probable that
the BILLS will prove tn have boen drawn on
the houses of Rickarby or n. Il d. Cob
rough, whose failures we noticed . few
days since. No fre-h failures are reported
from Liverpool but the late decline m
cotton will rise to some heavy reclama-
tiuns from the other riie.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
NEW BOoKsi NEW BOOKS II

NEW BOOkSl NEW BOOKSii
BeAdles Dime Song Book, No 5and6;
Besdle's Dime Book 81 Fun;
Bssdle's pims letter writer;
Bexdle's Dime Meodist
Violent Dsvcnspt-by Bsyle 81 John
The lncendiari-s or the Haunted Manor;
Ethel rrevor-by q. W NJ Reynolds
True Bue-by NJ. J Errym;
southern Gardening-by N. II. White OF Athens,
Georgia.;
Dsdd's horse Fsrrier:
Catholic Prayer Books:
Methodist, aptist and PRESBYTERIAN Hymn Books.
The Korzn-ipquirc within-Book OF l0Ol Songs
Ypuatt on the Horse ami Dog;
The Girls and Boys own Books OF epo, Ia, etc, en-
lsrged-just received at the Post once Rook
Store. June l2.I J. MocoRMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

AMERICANS wirW GsRisAtpt.-A courid-
cradle nun. Der of Americans have joined
the army of Gsriballi. A young Virgin
ian left Psris. on the 18th ult.. with q
c.'mmia-ion as lieutenant, he had just ie-
ceiyed from headquarters AZ Palermo.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

MUslCi A new supply Of violins, Guitars
IA Flutes, Flfss, Musical Boxes, string Music
Strings. DC, just received by
junei6 I'D wM B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
uARPER,s MAGAZINE

Containing the sr,icle of Judge Douglas, On
ssustter Sovereignty.
ss- A few copies Tor sale Al the Post cfIlce by
sug2 n J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
Nlllp Q5Vrttr an0 Gomrt.
pATON ROUGE,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g, 1880
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
I. u. "a. M.

TECUESEII TRIBE No. 4. The mem
l. bers Of the above tribe are requested
TO attend at their w.. on Monday
night next, the 9th instant, at the usual
hour. Punctual attendance respectfully
requested by order If ofS....
NJ. PRENDEReAsT, G.. X.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
FRESH CAPEI.IME.

C00 BARRELS Superior quality, inst arh
GOO we'd (Largs Barrels and for sale 1t
the ts,d, Flour and Lime depot of
junsi3 yosTIUA HEAL
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
Beware Of CounserG.iss.

L>D. a wM. BoGEL are sole agents for J. d
IL MoAuliffys Good Samaritan.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

Psrs-sss aud Umbrellas.
HAVE 3. opepsd very large assortment Z
l. the. goods W b. pHiLLIps.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

DURE MEDICIN NEs.-Determined 10 fur.
Il nish Planters and physicians with pure
medicines and Chemicals, am constantly recsiv.
ing heavy invoices from Ihe first houses in the
Cnited states. Send on your orders. am con
tinuslly watching my businee -studving the
wants Of the people In my ine aud PROMISE entire
ssiisfacfion. ljunel2l ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
GLASS WARE.

ropIETs, TUMBLERs. Champagne Gis.ses,
" Wine and Cordial Gisssss, I,.csnters, nit
Ter bottles. sytup Pitchers. take Stands. Bowls
salts, Nsppies, Water Bottles, lamps. ste.
juylI 3w PlPbk a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
Dress Trisnmings.

Dress Trimmings.
A rULL sssortmsnt of thess goods can nov Ne
"A fisupd st my store, slso large upp VI bt T.
tous. Msrceliss Trimu'iD 70, and Brsids
sprls W. D.YHILLIps
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
IRONi 'FRONT.'

$4,000 .s ss' ,s" s."I.ss sSsa..' r.s: :ss r.: n..
lish IL ~ ior sale In any quantity 10 suit. VI.
want " updsrstooi ny our customers that ". are
not going TO be Unfsrsoif Ia th. particular bysneh
and we W. uld ask thsm 10 ascertain, snd CON-
pare prices before purchasing.
MONTAN q MATrA,
decZs tisfdwats Oorpsr
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08
AT COST.

AT COST.
IN ACCOUNT Of my departure from baton
" Rouge, offer my eotiie stock Of Watches
Civcks, Jewelry. Diamonds, Pianos, etc, at ori
ginsl cst Price Al the same time would In.
iorm all my customers, who are indebted Go ms
20 pay their accounts or settle the same by note
TlIEUDOkE GULDNANN,
julylT Matchmaker and Jswsller.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-08-08

SUNDRIES.
DR0wN's Ess. Jamaica Ginger; echiedam
I'D schnspps; kadways' Kemedies; ssrsxparil
i.s; Hoststtsr's Bitters; Oast.el soup; olive OIL
sponges, etc, Just received bv
april ED. WM. B00EL.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-02
Our Position and the Bulletin.

In the last issue of the Bulletin, in which
it proclaimed itself TO be a political organ,
aud ran up the colors Of Breckinridge and
Lane, in referring to its future course, it as
serted that the Civilian & Telegraph had sig
nifed its willingness to support Lincoln. In
making this statement, independent Of our
qualification, it put us in false position, and
supposing it to be designedly done by the
unscrapulous individual who has heretofore
presided over its editorial columns, we had
intended to handle him without gloves. But
having been differently Informed, and assured
that tho honorable amende would DO made,
we have nothing more to say, than to reiter-
ate that, i driren from The support Of Bell, by
treachery, IRE shall 90 for Lincoln. No man
can misunderstood that. Wehope to see the
Bulletin hereafter edited with less pucrility,
a more digni6ed morality and such manliness
as ought to characterize Journal seeking the
favor Of an enlightened people. If such should
be its course, and we have reason to expect
it, we anticipate pleasant voyage together
over lfes troubled sea, though we may take
our political observations from different stand
points
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-02
luTIr'Ss
lSEQ

REPUDLICANIsM IN MARYLAND.-An ad-
dress Of the Executive Committee of the par
ty to the Republicans of Maryland is pub
lished. The address endorses the action Of
the Chicago Convention and expresses the be-
lief that if its nominees be elected they will
administer the Government in strict accord
ance with the Constitution, with just re
gard to the risl Is of the several States"
The amended principles Of the party are
then stated at length, and an appeal mad
for thorough organization of its friends in the
State and mention is made that such organi-
cations have already been affected in five
other Southern States The address is sign
cd by Mr.. VIM. l.. Coale as chairman of the
Committee, aud the following electoral tick
ct appended:
Republican Electors for President and Hice
President-For the Stale at large-Hon. Vim
l.. Marshal, DR.. George Harris.
Districts.-l, o. 4. Orsm, ., VIM. Pink
ney Ewing, 8, Francis S. Corkran, 4, Geo.
Edward Wise, s, Isaac Gehr, 6, Hon. Mont
gomcry Blair.