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8ermtI6te Mn5ei9en.


Spbn 9. @anbprn. @1arlsS 6. 2unb.
&anbprm s 2umb,
Mb1Dfnten unb Ne0tS<
i. M%nwGlte
@t..Yaul, Minnclpta.
Yrattisiren in al(en @taats= @sridtsn unb 1T
benz Der Staaten 81 ltritt< 0eri9t.
NeferenSen:
Cumming. Seaman II. g., New= yprf.
8cmen, 9clmes II. g..
Ncrton II. Semett
Y9elp5, SliB II. g..
Die Wl6any Sfen.@ pmpaenie Mltany.
@auenoer. Vlint II. So. Sptpu.
Milton, @ulhman II. 81.
Mm. Blair II. s.. Gb;caap.
SEQ. $. 6a3eltun
Bacon, 5yse II. 60. @nint 0puis.
Gblo, Vratt IT,. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09
looo' Do lzzE # 1860.
Wd0i9an GentrQl< IT, Great
Observation-Disclosures.

3lee eeben at Spm Central Deppt, 1T 2ote-
Strabe, @bicasp;
4 u9r so Minutsu 9. 81. Detroit &c.
enumeration (Srnntag ausgeupmmcu), fpmmt
in Dstrrit um 5 llbr IS Min. MaGmittaas AT.
10 llbr As Minuten Gprm. Cincinnati grpreE
(Spnnta9 aus9encmrmen) Ipr1,nt nodb Snciaua~
polls nm s uDr MaGmitta4s> naW Cincinnati I'm,
UNI 1 llDr YprMitta9s-
8 ubr Germ. 2iebtutns GrpreB (@pnutaas
a~us9enpmnlen) tDmmt an in Nftrrtt unt 6 llbr sc
Winuten Nadmttta9s; &ufolp u,x 4 llbr; a.
tauy I'M 3 llbr 80 81. Nadmittaas; 9fep> ejprl
UNI 8 ubr II Miauteu Nadmitta9s unb in 81,
ton nm IL llbr Ma9tS.
s upr Nagmitta9s. New -ycrf unt Bptru
GrpreB (spnnag arssetpmmen) fDmmt at, in
Detroit INT 7 l1br IS Miaaten Yprmittaas III
guHalp UNI 4 llbr 50 Miu. Nadm., in Sltoup
4 llbr 40 Miu. Gornittaes> 1T Netr< gprf 8 u,
50 Wit,lten Gprm.> 8oltpn 2 llbr 40 Oiiuutcn
Nabmitta9s.
8 l1Dr MoGmt. Cincinnati uub Qpuissiae Or.
preb (Spnnta9 aus9enpmmen)> fSmmt su SIT
bianapolis an I'M 4 l1br 40 Miu., A, Cincinnati
UNI 6 llbr 40 Min. Gprmitta9s> in Qpuispile I'M
4 ubr gia9m+
Gin Bug ant SpMntaA s llbr Nadr,.
Die S ugr .. 80. uno s l1br g. M. 3u9t
rerhincen Sa paris nit Der 8uHalp une SAFE bu<
rcn 81. g. fir Buffalo uGs ale Itliden Yunftc
81 Gcrrntc nit Der Great Sruuf Gilentabn, nad
N%iaeitpnz SsoenStursb, Mrntreal> Suctce uni
ale punfte in Canada SlL na9 rem nGreli9en
Nerrlpnt> New=Sam lbirc unb Maiue.
Sbrcu9b Gidets lino ;u baben in bc1 Saupl
Gilenbabn-S tlren, Npro >nb @r]t> une in ocr
Sffee rer Gpmpa9nis, 5 Dearbrrnz Strobc, @bi~
e"s0> "u0 tint Depot III Ssfe,StaBe,
sc. 81. N ice, 9upt't.
8. g. 9paleine> @eneral-
WaE=Waeut al 6 bicndp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09
Deutlde5
&tccz@uuIuldt.

Ger Undergraduate benndlri4tigt Diermit baS
eeutl9c Yutlitun,, bab CT spn
'perrn 6. BON Baumta1, lit Milwautee>
@pniul fir Saiern,
@urttembere unb
Medlenbur9
ermadti9t it, Dptumente> pel9e ne@ ben &C.
nalntet Staaten, pber aad aneern peutlde,, ii,
Minnelota nod nidt conf ularilG Scrtretensu
@tanten %beftimmt fnb uno Der cpulula.ii9en 81
slaubtsuns t%coitrfeu, in @mpfane su nebnen, unb
b~ielelben NIT iqlaer Beslaubi9urs Yerleben> je
nadp Der Beni'amunA, osm Nusltelfr III farsetye
Ir'lt 81 remittirsa, oper elei9 per Yp(t III ibren
S~siimn1un9scrt naG 0eutialanp 81 tefIreern.
Dessletden lit Ct erbStig, 1T ieinem @el9afts=
Bureau.
Nob9er6' 8lof, Dtttte StraBe,
Nattfuhenem iebe eewinlbte Anstunft iitsr ipl=
DE 1rasen gu e~rtbeilea> mic ite 1T bielem Del9dfte
in 8etra9t fommen mSsen,
Oscar Walmrp5,
GHeutli1ar gfptar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09
@ilenbabnen It. Dampfbppte*
Spmmcr Irraneemcnt.
SeHer1pnYiQe GiienbaDn.

3wet 3ase tdslib (@pnntaes
ousSeuommen).
Mn1 uno ,,a9 benz 10. Nprember 1859 werbeu
bic 3iige seben 1ie fpI5t:
Mtgaus: snfuuft:
10 llbr 10 Min. @crr1. 81. 80 NHiu. Nprn1.
10 llbr 80 AFiu. Nadm. AZ. 40 ARiu. Mahm.
Sptiee 3i1s balten CUR Demonstration bsr
Ya|a9icrc i'll Srutbprrt> Wyceurrpc> Uranflir,,
geiatur9b uap Columbus an, s%srhiueeu lG III
SeYr1pur nit cen 3iissn Ser Ot;o II. M9-Iiili;]Iiepi
SnbH. u'r IN 9ruissille NIT ecu 3iesn Der epuis-
Siat. 0%rantIprt unp 2srinetpu, 1ue 2pui5riQe uno
Nalbpiie 9traos.
6rodt= 3N0c sebeu tGsIid,, 0raGt ,rirs piiuft~
lub %teicrst.
Sfiise> Meeiiru Oepet, @snlsitc.
u. g. 9arptbers> Sup't.
s. 8. Wbitcpm \, Vradt= slosut. ISL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09

@tel5er<@pule *
Dbtlipp StclScr, gi9entbimer.
CT. petcr, Wtnn.
DitIe5 ne!e Walbans 1T fit bos ~reilenec publi-
FUN jsyt %erDfnet. apt9dn9er teia1 Sag perocn
81 ben tiaieiten Yrciien ou%f9eapmmen. Wute
@tal(uue uno Wal1er tets su baten.
Mub 1T bier bic @tose<Sfice fir Cru
oerle be5 Sipur> ct. peter unp New<ulm,
Ypltdailen aeben pp1t bier aus Mputaas uup
Greita9S Don ct. peter nad New=lllm unb an,
rdaItet Sage retclr.
NaU Va Grc0e 9ie,ta95 unb @amtaos,
Mpntas6 unb 1reitass retuur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09

Neiienbe werten bic sroBeSllinpis Gen.
tralbabn ais bic 5uperldiisie Ypn alien on-
bern fnben, wel9e Scn Ner<yorf, philadelphia
uao Baltimore nad benz We fen unp Nprbtelten
flbren. Nuf bieler 8abn wirb bas o~ftntalise
Wedielu Ser1nieoen> mpour9 maj, Der @efabr
ousgelebt 1T, cine unridtiee 8ubn einsuld!ooen.
@eri enea int Sfen> bic mad bent nDrbliden
Soma ulb naG Minnelpta rei1en tpoaen, ~eriparen
gelo unb 3ett, trenn tie ibre 3artsu lit Sew
gorf> philadelphia unp Baltimore fsufen, ria
Baltimore unb Sbio Stall Soao nuo Obio Geu~
trail nad @incinnati coer Columbus; panu Sia
Sbio unb MilliFppi Ooer Serve 5aut unb Qlton
Natl Nrao na9
Sancppal poer pora uro auf ber SQinoiS
Central Sail Gpob
uad Ounleitb u,b spn ia nit Der so innclpta
<a3A y adet9ine pmpn9nN yer Gampf>
ssses4aa tprt> na9 @aint paul unb aQen Yunften
nDrplid uub peltlid.
Gauleute unp Nneere in, Nornen merten bic
Nouts lebr tiui9 uno 3uYerldlIg fnoen nad ct.
pau!, ct. Sous, Nem~Srleans. louisville, @in<
%einnati> Baltimore unb na6 alien Ylaten flblid
uub Glli9.
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Wol 9inStpn, Baltimore, Ybilapelpbia,
y(emzg)prf unp Ypltpn.


Giele nprtreFlide Yaby, nit ibren sertelertc,,
birefte Hiuie nad Baltimore, Yhilarslrhia, 9em=
Yprt uub Brltru. W,d it tic bic eiuSiSe Nrute,
auf mclder mani Ourd9onaa=giQete (5rpug6-
Gidctsj uno OerGdnorten (Gbefs) no9 Wa-
lbtn3tpn ~ertalteu faint.
Orei YaIaoicr< 3ilge s~ertalen Mbeelins, 3d.,
td9lid' uno llno III birefter GerblnDung nit alien
weltli4en 3i9en.
Na9 alien i tlt9en Gt1oten:
grn Baltimore fabrt man 'p9lei9 pbne Nufent~
balt nit g d nell5ilg gen 1a9
philadelphia Newzyprf u1b 8pI ton.
Na9 Walbinstou eeben Don Baltimore tGsli9
sier 3iee ab.
6abrselb nnb Jobr5eit 70 fura mic auf irsenb
elmer anbern Grute.
MS 9teilenbe bclieten ibre 8i(ete ria Dbee-
ling 3u nerlangen. Ourdgangsfarten uno Qus%
tunft erbalt mani in ben Giifnbabn>8ureaus bes
8eltens.
MP Die Baltimore unb Sbip- Gtlenbabn
1T Neiisrbrn au9 gang b%elpnoers Der Natarl9Sn-
betteu tpe9en 81 entpteblen.
Sir 6ra9t na9 Ybilapelpbia> Nep<yprf
uno 8plton
mad pber Spn hem % e1ten
bat tielv 8atn 0rcbc gcr;i9e, ta le, an, Sbio-
futic All Ntcfllllg> StuuVtp INV purltrsbura
ouslaufeur> nit rem grcEsn 9fctmerfe weltlider
Gilenbabnen lit hirefter Gerbinouns itsbt.
@pn Wbes!ine uno parfsrsburs eebsn jeten
Sag reseln1abise Spote na9 alien 5Gfsu Der tpe5t-
li9e1 Jlule ob.
Die 5ra9tpreife 1inb 70 billia
lie au tr9enb elmer onbern Mpute.
Glitter Bon irseae einsm @labs rltli6 srn yalti-
more bs5eib'1e man ngia Balto. ii. Sbic st. st."
Maes, mas al bic Mssntsn bisler Babn eonllg
uirt 1T, trirb raid telrrst.
5raGt-M senten Inb: s. Mcgurnis, in
S'ns!naati; 9; Se'1ntiu II. g. Nirlsy> s.;
;. M. Sose> Mayssiue. ay.; S. q. gcewid>
Yurt5nlpuib, o.; M. Ney ii. g. Mieelspprt,
D.; S. .. Torb, @beelins, Ga.; Mols5 pct-
tel, Splten; g.@. Yerweil, New>yprf; B.S.
4ely, philadelphia; SIS. England, Baltimore;
&c., Softer H.. g., @sanssiQe> Snb.; S. @.
Murebeab II. Co., 2ruissile.5 .
IS. 0orlYtb II. Co. ct. 9uuis;
8. 81. Gple, 0eneral- giQet<Maeut.
Yrescptt @mitb,
~ 9ranspprtmeifer; G.S. 5uuer,
@eneral> Aeeut bes @eRens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09
@alen1, Dubuque II. Minne>
1pta DQGet g..

S&M@ 9ie1e Qinie it &eilcu-
A--L@ sen gang t%elpNrers 5u nj
G6AEEzzE&SSaSz1Sa Miuneipta ipllten le it,
rr 3nYerlai1gfeit welen vor3ii9liG patroniliren.
Die Bbte Der Dofota=@ c1apasnie ~perla1en tls>
lid ct. paul anf ibrer Npute mad ct. Qpuis
ulb alien ba5wil9enlie9enbeu plaBcn; lno gu
ga @rc6e nit Der Ga Grpie II. Miilwoutee- Yabn
in gerbinbun9, gu prarie bu Gbien nit Der Mil=
%tpautee- uno Miil11ppt.8 abn, gu 0unleitb nit
ber SQiupis Central 8abn.
.<n ns Sitf} =; ,tf Syr fd bic ySte h init ct ms SSHiS nnS
Srpu9b Gifet6 fir Dampfbppt unp
Gilenbabn flnb in Der Union TidetzS Office
AT bet 2eYee in ct. Yaul gu boben.
&. ST. SpueS. @efrptIr.
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ga Grp0e< unb MillpQufee=
Gtlerbdhn.
SSiuter =2trrondemcnt.
liza tSSs3 sstss -. -
80. 49,

SASiuter 81 ENHANCEMENT.
Die einSiae birefte &rutc vrn ct. Yaul, ct.
Nnttpny> Winneapplis, Yrescett, 5oitines, 9fesrs
1ancing> Winpna uub Ga Grplc und Mifmaufrc>
@bica9p, Detrpit, GlcSelanb> Buffalo GU pculipn
Srirac, YittStus, Ybilacelpbia, Neip-gprf, 3D.
(tp11> Baltimore Walbinstp,1, Cincinnati 1puis-
wife, ct. Hruis, Gairp unb Ncp-Srleans, uub
ausu aneeru YHnfeu 1T ben Ser. Staaten uup
ben gan0oa'e. -
Ncii ence erlYarcn auf ricl er Npute, wdbz
reno rcr nrtertrcdll19 Der S1infabrt
100 W>ciltn unc "a Stunccn an Belt.
.3mei tGelide 3ies (gonntae aussenpmmcu)
ecbcn srN 20 Grrle at> pie frlst:
:3meiter Bug .......... UNI 7,3U Grrm.
Die @erbincuna 9elhiebt at Der Milmoufec~
unb @bicaap Gilentabn unp nit ben DampftDten
ant 2ate Midigan.
Sn Ga grple %fpn1n1cn bic ,3iioe AT tint 10 llbr
40 Wpinuten NadmittaB5> uno 12 llDr IS Niiu.
gprrnittaeS.
@on Ga Grp11e nad G9icaap fabrt man
III IS Stunbe1.
Die Ya0oss 1T io titis mic ouf irse"o elmer
aueern Jipute.
GerbtnounAen.
Ma ber Sunctipn NIT Der Juno eu Gao uub
S1btplD gt1elt0D1l ; vet 9rrltoH NIT Der 9prlcrh
uno gsrlin Giltnbobn; gu Milwaufce nit ree
Gbiea9r unb Wilmoufce uub Watertpwn gilen-
tabn; nit ren Damptern fir bic Detroit unb
Milmoufee uno @betrpgau Sabn; icpie fir bic
Safe Superipr> Green 9aY lnb GrGinstpppp
Ncuteu.
U- Irpu9b Iidet9 erbdlt man in Der
Iidet=S ffce Der gcn,poenie, AT Der Oritten Ctr,
nabe benz Mmericau 5pule> lit ct. paul> Minu.
Capt. &. 6. @eprQe,
Gidet= N9ent, ct. paul.
@. 3d. Mil1on> General 81 gent tes @etens.
@bmin 8. @ppbrid, Waua9er, Wilwaufee.
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d Atdoew urutker&i
--'- Der
Mtnmeiota Staats;eitune.

NQe Nrten Drudarbeiten
merten III her Office Der vMinnelcta @taats.
3eitune." ct. MntbunytraBe, Yripss-Y lpf> auf
oaa 0e|9madYclfe aussefubrt. SIS uirt telcn-
etrs in Grmabrung gebra9t, Bag mir our9 cine
Mas'pabl BON ,euen 59riften nit jfber anber1
Druderei ecneurriren fSnnen. Wir ~lieTern:
Druid unb papier su @srlassbI9ern,
r. &pnftitutipnen, -
.. Ball unb Gbeater< Rarten,
&cacert=Y programme
's"-'''"} - Gircalare mnt @e1a1tstarten,
= .saa - @@7# Ylatate, Mni9laee5ettel unb
-,..r .H- .a -ss: ,r 0eidafts~ @tiquetten,
unb iunfiee in tas Sad tini9lasenbe Gtssn~
fanbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-09

paltimort- uub Ohio iGnbabn.
- - q g Gzz@:E #H==z=4===E87D Die erpBe Nouts mad,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
DemOcrnIic Platform.

Hesp'red, That the platform adopted b. the De-
Ia"cratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed with lie
iJliJwIng resolutions
!. ResOiped, III At the government uf Territory
organized by an act nj Congress II provisional and
temporary, and dun e its existence all citizens Oi
VIE United States have M equal night o. sttIle with
their property in a Territory without Their rights,
either ct person ur property, being DESTROYED oT ini-
pared Nv Congressional or Territorial legislation.
> ReSOired, THAT il Is the duty OF the Federal
''e'ernmeDI IL all III departments To protect, when
necessary, the rights OF persons and property IN the
Territories and wherever else It's Constitutional aa-
Jnnrity, extends.
3. Resofred That when settlers in u Territory
having an adequntr population ~ form II State Con-
~slltu'iOu, the rights Of sovereignty commence, aud
being consumBaied by an admission lnio the I'm
an, tsey stand on an equal footing with tie people
Fl other States; aud rhet Il Slute thus organized
ought 10 be admitted into the Fedrrsl Union, wle-
iher re constitution prohibits or recognizes the In-
St'uIisn Of slavery
d. Resc'reh, That ,hr Democratic party ,rr IN
isvor of the acquisition 81 Cuba Ca such terms ~
shall be honorable % U~ursclyPs and lusl to SPAN, at
HE earliest practicable moment.
.. Res0tssd, That the enacinpnrs Of State Lee
Etsiatsres 10 ie'eat the iIiIhiul execution ~ the Fu-
FliNs Slave Law are hostilr in character L. and sab
versive Of the Constitution and revolutionary ia their
effect.
a Res0ireS, That the Democracy of IA. Tpi,e9
states recognize II IS an Imperative dutv of Ihis
government u protect natumlIZyd citizens ia all
ineiT rights, whether ~ hotne or II foreign lands. 10
The same extent M nstive-bum citizens.
Aud wh-nrss, One Of the greatest ntcessitips Of Ihr
age, in a political, commercial, postal and military
point OF view, IL - speedy communication between
ihr farlhr and Atlunur coasts; therefore, be- il
{. Hes0trcd EhHt the National DrinocIHrIc rsrty
do hereby pledge themselves Ia Use every means in
'i'elr power TO secure the passage of some bill a. the
extent ct the constitutional suthnrity of Congress
Tor the construction of u Pacific Railroad, hon the
Nississ'ppi River 10 the PucItC Ocean, at the earliest
practicable moment
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
a Strong Symptom.

Mr.. Norvel, IA resident of Tennessee,
who has a plantation in Arkansas, re-
Gently made a visit to Massachusetts,,
bearing a letter from John Bell TO Ed.
ward Everett. MIR. Norvcll made a
speech in Boston, in favor of Bell and
Everett but from his observation of the
people, their temper and tendency,
came to the conclusion that there was
no hope for hat cause, and that the
conservative and conciliatory curse
pursued by Southern gentlemen only
tends to give new vigor and audacity
to Il sectional enemies. He there.
fore returned to New York a changed
political man, and, on reaching the St.
Nicholas Hotel, found twenty one other
Southern gentlemen who, during their
%sQiourn at the North, had experienced
similar changes, and ale returning to
the South with the determination to
support Breckenridge. We hear of a
great many other changes of a like
character.
A visit to the North has opened the
eyes of a great many people this sea-
son.-DeAa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

ELECTION FOR COMMISSIONER BOARD on
PUBLIC WoRK.-We perceive that Gen.
Munday, has called Il Convention 81 the
footballs" to nominate a bOb-tail can
4 date for Commissioner Of the Board
of Public Works for this District. No
true Democrat will, of course, pay any
attention to the call ofsuch ii man-onc
who has been schcming for the last four
years with Preston Pond, William ker-
nan, DR.. Delony and other lesser lights (it
is almost impossible, however, to con
ceivc of lesser lights politically to black
up and di5organize the Democratic par
ty. The "Old Guard" the trnc and
tried, never listen to him; like a certain
he NAV change his garb, but We know
his voiCcl He can call, but we will
elect; and elect too 81 good andltruc man,
the present incumbent Capt. +. VI. Kent,
who lisa good officer, an honest man
aud Breckenridge all over! Therefore
we announce Capt. Kent II candidate
for the regular nomination, if any is
made, if not, he is on the tract to beat
any Douglas nag that dares enter the
racc-or any other nag of any political
stripe, color or coudilion.-Ddyou Sara
Lcigsr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

as fine and nice as they have ever been brought
To this market. Give ma a call and see my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Cheaper naa sVsr.-Cashmere Robes OF the
latest styles from 6 TO $ dollars a piece.
Cloaks aud Mantillas from 81 so 10 $50 a piece.
Shswls at all prices.
French Calico Robes OF the best manufactured.
silk Robes double SIX rts aud with IL ~flounces
Also plain Silks Valencieqne Laces and Collars
and Sleeves. Ladies aud Childrens' Shoes, a large
stock. finer and cheaper than was ever Of
fered To the peopi~.-Aiso | have received a large
addition 10 1.-THE Millinery Goods. Fine Silk and
straw BounetS aud Ribbons. Examine the stock
of LEOPOLD KAHN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
S2cCeSsEOH Sale.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF
~ lBkRvILLs-6rH JUDICIAL DIsT. COuRr..
BY virtue OF an order or decree issued on
this l2th day of October 1860, from the Hon
orable the Sixth District Court Of tfa State
of Louisians. in and for the Parish Of her.
vile, ! viii offer at public sale, to the highest
and last bidder,
Ga Tass!iy the 1874 dug Of NOre@bsr,
1860, at IL o'clocz. A. Y, at the Court
mine, the following described property, be.
longing to the
Succession Of Mary DrdAs, deceased,
and to the community which existed between
said deceased and her surviving husband Jules
Durand, to wit:
y certain lot Of ground lying and situated in
the Parish of ibcrville, IN the town of Plaque
mine, in that part of said town laid out and
divided into lots by the late John button,
fronting the corner of Main and Seminary
streets, measuring sixty eight feet front, Eng
lish measure, on Main street, by eighty feet in
depth or more, on Seminary, street between
parallel lines; or all the depth from Nam street
to a line dividing said lot from the property
Of Francis Gallagher, and bound, d towards
the river by lot belonging to Mss. McFadin
and in the rear by lot Of said Francis Gal.
lagher, being the same lot which Jules Durant
purchased from Francis Gremaud on the 30tl
October 1852, as per act Of sale framed befor,
Louis Petit, the Recorder, together with al
the buildings and improvements thereon lying
and thereunto Belonging. Terms Of sale cash
Parish Of lberville, Oct. 18th 1860.
oct Is THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
.lLLET'S'
Improved Stubble Shaver.

A number of the above important article, 50
n useful in facilitating the culture of the
sugar caue,-invented BY ALLEN, and perfected
by he undergraduates been manufactured and
is now on hand for sale in New Orleans by
GEO. w. SISER, corner ofCamp and Poydras,
Agent for the sale OF the machine in that city.
The undersigned has upwards Of serenity certi-
hcates from the best planters in Louisiana, who
have witnessed the operations of the Stn6ds
Shaver in various soils and there can be no
questions Of the fact that it meets-and fully
meeis-all the requirements and desideratum'
that could be needed or desired for performing
cleanly, neatly aud perfectly the work lor which
it was invented to perform, and in which per
fomancs it does the labor OF at least fifteen hanas
,cith the hoe 1t will also shave from IS to oo
acres without sharpening. The price asked Tor
them will be found to be surprisingly small con-
sldering the price paid for their manufacture
Planters wanting the SfubJs Sharu will please
address GEO. W. SISER, New Orleans or "
oct - A. ST. DlZlER; PlaquemIne.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

The BARBECUE on GacssE TErE-We
have barely time to say that the Barbecue
and speaking on Crosse Tete on Thursday.
passed OF with the happiest effect. Ilr. Har.
dy has endeared and immortalized himself
with the Crosse Teteians. He spoke for over
two hours in English, and afterwards in French
for sn hour and a half. Mr.. Talbot also ad.
dressed the large concourse present, in the
spirit and to the effect, we are assured. that
characterized his speech here. The speeches
OF these two gentlemen (Mr. Hamilton was
not present. carried everything by Storm
The lukewarm were made hopeful and en-
thusiastic, and those who were wsvering, wa.
vered no longer, but yielded up their hearty
support to Breckenridge and Lane. Three
cheers for the Crosse Tete boysi
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

A VOrE FOR DOUGLAS Is A VorE FOR
BELL-The Memphis Avalanche says f:
Many honest Democrats have been in
duced to support Douglas from q sincere
belief that he is the strongest man. The
recent elections in Vermont and Maine.
where the Black Republicans make
large gains over the Douglas candidates
show that Douglas has not a particle of
strength. He cannot carry a single
Northern Statewide he is out of the
race i'll the South. Then why throw
away a vote on him? To vote for Doug
las is only dividing the South and en-
oouraging the enemy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

I'resIdcEfiai Electors.

ts' Eiccf0raI DrSTtot.-Judge OCTAVE RuJS-
SEAL, ElecIor-pIERkE LAIOSTE, Subtitle
t,r.
2a Distriot-BEKNARp AVEGNO, Elccror-
L. u. YANCl. subj euI"T.
81 District-TKASIMONp LANDRY, ElrrtOr
p. : GDODE., Sub-kiecIur.
Ih District-B. Is. SHINES, EisciUT-JULkS
LFILANC, Sub Elector.
ST. D~isrict-IuLES C.. OLIVIER, LIeciuT-J.
Il. tLGEE. Sub-ElecIor.
on UtSrict-W. N. LEVY, E'eclUr-H. Il.
PECh. Sub-ElectaT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
PL.AQUEMINE;
Saturday, October IL. 1850.
THE ELECTIONS

The accounts Of the late elections must
prove to every man who wants any proof OF
the fact, that the people consider there are bu,
two candidates before them for the Presidency
Breckenridge and Lincoln. In the South the
Breckinridge ticket has swept everything be-
fore tin the North the Lincoln ticket has
done the same thing. Do Southerners want
anything more to show to them that their on.
iy hope is in Breckenridge
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Tente de Succession.
ETAT DE La L0UISIANE-PARoIssF
II dIberville-Cour du GENE District.

ETAT DE La L0UISIANE-PARoIssE
H dIberville-Cour du GENE District.
En- veriu DUN ordre Gu decret a moi adress6
par PHon'5le. Cour du GENE. District Judiciaire
de Fiat de la Louisiana, en- Ell pour la paroisse
dlberville, en- date du ~ Octobre. 1860, J'ex-
poserai en- ven'e ~publique au plus otfrant ct der
nier encherisseur,
MARDI k l3 NOVE1IBRE proclaim,
1860, A IL heures, >. NJ. a la maison de cour de
cette ~paroisse. dams la vile de Plaqnemine, les
proprietes ci-apres decriles appartenant a la
Succession de teHe Mvy Drane,
ct 4 la communicate qui existait entire ellie ct
son epoux survivant Jules Durand savoir:
UN CERTAIN LOT De TERRE situe dams
la p~aroisse GIberviile. vile de Plaquemine, dams
ceiie portion de la dite vile divise en- lots par
John Duiton. Ce dit lot est situe a lie ncoignuer
des rues dn Maine ct Seminaire, mesurant soix-
ante hlit pieds de face, mesure Anglaise, sur 10
rue du Main, avec une prolondenr de quatrs
vingt pieds on plus sur la rue Seminsire, entire
lignes parallelles. on toute la prolondeur s'eten-
dant De la rue du Main jusqu a la ligne divisant
ct borne vert lie heuve par lot de la veuve s. Nc,
Fadiu, ct en- arriere par lot du dit Francis Gal.
lagher. etant lie meme lot one Jules Durand a
achette de Francois GremaUd, lie 80 Octobre,
1852, scion de acte de vente pardevant Louis
Petit, Recorder de cette p~aronsse, ainsiqpe toutes
les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly lrouvent ct
y apPartienneht.
Conditions compliant.
THE0. BLANCHARD. Sheriff
Para isse dlbersille, lie l2 Oct, 1860. ocl3
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13

VINO WANTS TO BEr2-On our frst page.
from the Baton Rouge Adrocate, there are q
number of bets offered to be taken together,
which is a chance for any earnest Bell or
Douglas man to invest" The money will be
forthcoming when the same amount is ready
to cover it. We have the authority of several
gentlemen of this town for saying that they
100 will make the same bet.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-13
Notice.

A LII persons having .cl aims against the su c.
n ceSsion of the late F. mile Louis Sigur. of
Iberville. either on arco mt urrent or as holders
OF notes drawn or IN dorsed by said deceased.
az hereby requested 10 pre- srnt them for hom-
OioIatIpn aud those per-nns indebted 10 him are
u%rtii-d 10 make Z p,pu2t and final settlemeu,
with ONER LAUVE, Tesl'y Exr.
oc Is At Lsuve x Leblanc's, II Toulouse ST. No