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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

A MAGNIFICENT SToRE.-We have neg
lected heretofore, as a local item Of a prom.
inent feature, to notice the very fine store or
stores tfor it is a Dry Goods, Hardware, Gro
Gerry and Carpet, and we don't know what
else, double three story and warehouse at
tached, to booty of j. McWnLIAxs g. Co,
Bank street, in which they have now been some
two or three weeks. In its size, arrangement,
decoration. convenience and elegance gener-
ally, we cannot believe that there is any store
in the State out of New Orleans, land few
in it,) that exceeds it; and Mac has it well
filed with a new stock Of all the latest, best
most useful articles generally kept in
such establishments. 1t is well worth q visit
by those of our citizens, particularly the ladies,
who have not seen or been in it. One article.
however, he has not got, but which he ought
to have as soon as possib!e-a large mirror,
10 . frame Of Elk By four. Take . hint, MAO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

Mr.. BAILEY, the PhOtqgrdphia.-This
gentleman who, IN connection with his talent
ed lady, we mentioned a while back as intend.
ing probably to visit our town, arrived last
week. From conversation with the gentleman,
we learn that he will, in all probability, make
P~laquemine his home, and will occupy, for the
present at least, Tor within a few days. Hebert's
Hall, as his Room, elegantly fitted mp for the
pursuit of his profession, in connection with
that Of jeweler, or repairer ofjewelry, u business
much needed here at this time. Mr.. BAILEY
has shown US several pictures of the new
ivorytype order, Of his tsking, and all that
We Can say about them is that they erceed in
beauty the handsomest painted ivory minia.
lures We ever saw, while they are far more
faithful to nature. In a few days, when his
room gets in order, Mr.. BAILEY will crafty
our citizens by MOning them this new picture.
and also by taking others from the originals
present. In the meantime, we learn that it is
his intention to pay our Bayou Goula friends
q short visit.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
pLAQUiiMINiI:
Saturday. December Is. 1850.

ELECTION OF DELEGATEs.-Thc election
for Delegates to the Convention takes place
on the 9Th Of January next. 1t is time by
our next issue that our cit zens were com n.
to some understanding as to which three Of
their number shall be selected Tor tins lmpor.
,ant Office. We have heard Of but four or
five candidates, all good and true men, but
would prefer to see before the people for their
sutfrageS, on a solemn occasion like the pre-
sent, ouly the numbrr Of candidate, al Lowed
TO be elected. 1T would be All admission on
the part Of the public, Of their ent re ftne>s
and ability, morally and intellectually, for the
high position they we're put forward to fill.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

The HONE SENTINELS.-We had a
casual view the other day of one of the 5reech.
loading rfes, which, we understood, was one
of the lind Of arms to be used by the Home
ScHtigtls, Of which GERvAIs SCHLArRE Is Cap
tain, and Jos. A. BEEAUx, First Lieutenant.
1t seemed a very serviceible weapon, while in
finish it looked as handsomely executed as a
pistol or any other iire-arm-snd quite a dif
ferent affair to the old flint lock musket IRE
used TO shoulder in our uniform Of blue coat
and bullet buttons, and white feather, in ''tbe
days Oflong ago." The best that we can hope
with respect to them, aud the young men
who arc to shoulder such a fine and effective
rifle, is, that ithey may nerer haze occasion
10 use them!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

TIE HOME GUARDS.-This body Of in
fantry, of our young men of the left bank-of
which Hon. CHAs. A. BRUsLE is Captain, and
JAS. PRrrcHARD, First Lieut.-is fast filling M
ITS ranks and becoming ready for service.
lberville will not be behind her sister parishes
IN her display OF true military ardor aud pa.
triotism.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

The LARGEST HORSE I THE WORLD
A gentleman named Potter, recently
exhibited a horse at New castle, Penn
sylvania, that weighs I'LL pounds. He
is a bright bay horse, of the Clydesdale
breed, and was bred in Cumberland,
England, by a farmer named Reed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

sa-What a glorious world this would
be, If all its inhabitants could say, with
Shakespeare Shepherd : "Sir, | am true
laborer ; | earn that | wear W. no
man hate ; envy no mans happiness !;
glad of other mems good content with
my farm
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

CoNNERcIAL-Sugar, at New Orleans
on the 18th, was At q st, for fair to fully fair.
MolaSses, 2S cents for choice. -Four, $3.50
to $40 for best. Pork, Mess, $ls to $40
per Dbl. 1t is some satisfaction, at least, to
see that there is an upward tendency in the
prices of sugar and molasses.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
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F.on. the present spirit ma"lis-trd " Con-
gr">>-irom the au"nc'ous aud '~r>n'''E tone
OF many iriiG",taI Is ak X j. J.,a, JONI
has taken, in defiance Of pl>un'ou, not t. bock
down an inch ir be- matter Of re>c ndns her
uncoa>ttduoro Pyr~"Hy L.b,.t} b;I, which
prevent, lis rom ohI,up. our slaves uhrn
tine, H., lu That S,.,,-anI .a>t. bnt not,a>t.
from tae ss,,zyess.bjc nature Of laua;i,sm Of
a polljico religious character, such As that Of
Stewards higher law" doctrine-we can see
no sign aud uu hope of any hing eu,ensting
from the North, OF on the part OF the incoin
inE ADMINISTRATION calculated to quiet, or
any attempt t. quiet, the just aud Indignant
feelings Of the Southern people, or doing any
thing with the hope Of ryyoklng the det,rrnr
nation Of the Southern States IL srccdr from
The existing Union.
From our view and judgment Of political
affairs. we look for nothing short of a miracle
VII ca could H0p p~rrscrye, longer tLan Mr.
Buchan,n's admin stratron, this great Union
WING is BOUNDED by tao oceans and by the
irig,d aud torrId zones. Ii must 20, II appears.
Through the mean, Of ianat,ciSm and mad DO
ntical ambition, and before the lapse Of a cen.
turv, tia, grand and symetricaI work created
by the patriots OF 10, must fall to the ground.
The yery an,aconl,m Of the natures If IN.
Northern aud Southern people IS alone suffi.
Gent TO prec!ude a union of political ia, many
and ;,tsr.., Rut .L,, tn.t ,o
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

N-A beautiful brunette said hel
brown complexion was owing to her be.
ing SO often toa |.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
LOUESsATA EEGgsLATUKE.
EXTRA SESSION.

news ami documents TINS "e'h-i"S''-
lative. National and $,ctional-lnd all,
almost wLnlly in reference 10 the scrcs-
,d.r,,;., ,u.-,;,us-w . GAN mn
sum VI SUNNI
y give ""' 'c'"''' n!'''''''P'o WV
Of the mann features Oi interest.
The extra session convened on Mon
day last according t. proclamation.
I There were sixty. one members present
. in the House. The Governors Message
IAN able and hi@lIv interesting docu-
mcuf, which We publish TO-DAY was
then received and read.
The following are the names of Gen
I tlcmrn APPOINTED ON 4 JOINT committee
of Is from the House, and 10 from tn"
Senate. to which is referred that part Of
. the MESSAGE relative to the Federal
! Government: Lousc-Allcn, BrcitLaupt.
I Bcvry. CAGE. jacques. kilitouuc,
. Lame OF Orleans, Levy. Peck, W iihiuSuu,
! Urrrnu White Marks O'Ouiuu and
pu.U.,. E.,,L T,Ih,t CD. T,vl,r
L,,"" ~ y
mum, Itl"IH'I' St''''u'fc' AI""6H,
/ W pmaCk. Philips and Gadcrc.
r.,,Iulinu WAS offered hy Nr Lane
H., ,.. .,.,.,, .,iI , -t,to C,uv.,.
'""' y" ,
t'"iI ~ '"l'i i''"St, Ol '"' --' ''Hu
AIRY next.
Ihty Thousand dollars were apgro-
priat"d 10 pay Inc expenses "i The extra
session..
la tie Senate a Convention bill was
introduced 10y Mr.. Taylor.
Mo. Moore offered Il preamble and res
oiuuomS, taking ground against the
right Of those States To- vote Tor a Ires.
Idcnt OF the Lnion, which have nuiIIled
the fugitive sIave law. \ good reS"lu-
ton.
The above are the main features OF
interest OF the first days proceedings.
The Legislature convened at IL o'clock
on Tuesday.
Nj. Tay.orS bill calling for a Convcn-
ton contains the following provisions {:
That the Governor of the State shall order
the sheriff, to issue cer'ihca'eo Of election 10 such
urIes1.sS a. may De CHOSEN. ."+ elec'.GH 10 'aNe
~ he ssI manv dsIssa,ss as ,bsT. are memhsr,
OF the Housr and Senate.
TIE Convention is to meet in Inc Hall of Re-
pieseh'aiTr' on Tue go oil JahIa'y' Inc Oh,
for ,be m,Issga a,nsnss %p ~ t,bs mnuhaS or the
Convention
Mr. Garderr's bill for fine ORGANIZATION
IF = Military system embraces annro-
nriatious amounting 70 half a million Of
I dollars
The rcnort Of tho Adiutont General
of the safe saws thai the State has
5000 cavalry pi.tols 300 saIrrs 5000
uuskrtoons artillery 500 1900 mus.
kc,, and rifles ~ ,uns and SAD 009
worth If ammpnition2 RI the Andir,r,s
E,.p,rt There i 81 1St ana in the Treas.
urt
'rhc artaruo,n sass;,n of Tuesday in
the House. was prjurinaIlv devoted TO
, the debate of the Military Bill or mon
the manner Of diStrjbutiu% arms tbronyb
, the State.
U,n Writ Adams g, C,,ou;ssionor
/ from Niss;ssinri annointrd ~ confer
with Loui.iana uoon the nresent osnoct
Of national affairs. was invited TO take a
seat IN the Housn
\ r~os,lntinn oc Mr. RrusIo NOT ~ MIR.
chase arms from p Observation-Disclosures
stale. was negatiyed mon the nile, that
( tL.v c,uId pnI elsewhere NO OF in this
%coIntrv
4 motion Of Mr. Hamilton r. submit
+, rho no,nIa tb. ornst;nn Of ..C,nvans
ton" or NO ConvfntionS at the same
time they were called mon r. nIact do.
locates was lost NV a yntn Of 5o 70 81
III rr;nninaI noyt 81 W~oJao.1o.;t
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
TOYS! TOYS!

Fire Works : Fire Worksl
Fancy Goods! Fancy Goods
livery thing! Every thing
And u Little more besides.
At Panic Prices ! Al Panic Prices,
Gait and examine al
decl5 stOCkicy d DclayaIlade,..
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

That trouble in my Throsr
Ifor which the "Iirochss' are 4
specifc) having made me often
mere whisperer.n n. p. WILLIS.
Il recommend their use 10 Pub.
lie Speakers.
REV. E. II. CHAPLIN.
"Great service IN .ubdoiss
HOdrsensss.'
REV. DANIEL WISE.
almost instant rcliefin the dis.
tressing labor Of breathing peeuli.
ar to Asthma"
REV. A. c. EGGLESTON.
"Contain no Opium or anything
injurious DR.. A. A. HAYES
Chrznis., Bostos-
"a simple and pleasant combis.
alton for Coughs &c.
DR.; G. f. BIGELow.
Boeos.
Beneficial in B~rorrhla."
DR.. J. Y. LANE,
Bosos.
81 have proved them exeslIent
for Whooping Cough
REV. H. W. WARREN.
BoSos-
beneficial when compelled 10
speak, suffering frum Cold
REV. ). }. P. ANDERSOb,
s. Lows.
"EGectual In removing Hosns'
ness and Irritation of tee Throat,
so common with Speakers and
Singers"
Prof. NJ. A JOHNSON.
La Grasss, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Southsn
Female COLLEGE.
sGreat benefit when taken b.
fore and after preaching, - they
prevent Hoarseness- From thsif
pas; effect. | think they will o.
OF permanent advantage 10 me-
REV. Z. ROWLEY, A. N.
President Of Athsns College,
Iea.
~sold by all Druggist''-
CENTS
: A BOZ II
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

" See aeecs Of press and types for sale.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

ey-Ths cuts Of ''Secessionist" viii appear
ia our e
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The SANTA Fe Mail.

INDEPENDENCE, Wednesuay, AHIII 7, IoUv'
The through mail from Santa FeaIryed here today.
The latest dates are to the 9th of February, but the
conductor says he has been the route 10 days only
THIS mail came by the RATION Mountain route
No hostile Indians were seen. The United States
forces at Fort Union have been sent against the
Apache Indians who are again at war. 80.
800 lodges OF the Araphoe and Cheyenne Indians
were pitched 50 miles above Bents Fort. They are
at war with the Utes and are going up to give the N
battle. A great many trains were passed coming in,
and some met goirg TO the gold mines.
The grass is yet very scarce except IN the Valleys,
aud this retards the starting of emigration TO Pike
Peak.
qbe burnt district in this city will all be built upon
this Sumner as almost all the parties burned cut are
able aud more substantial and better buildings will be
put mp. 80.
The indignation here against Gov. Stewart and his
abetiors is very great, and hanging and burning IN
efiigy is the order OF the day.
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The California Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Wednesday, April 4, loou
The departure of the California Pony Express last
evening was delayed two hours by the detention OF
the New-Yor Messenger. In the meantime an i'm
mense crowd had gathered around the Express Once
to witness the Inauguration of this great and novel en-
terprse Before the departure of the Express the
Assembly were addressed by Mayor Thomson and
Messrs. Majors and Russell Of the Express Company,
who in brief and appropriate remarks set forth the
benefits to the country from this undertaking and the
prospects of its future and undoubted success when
were received with applause
The messenger from New York lost a connection oy
the withdrawal Of train between Detroit ana Cn-
caoo, which would have delayed the express twenty
four hours but for the courtesy Of Genera-Supenn-
tendeot HAYWOOD, of the Hannibal and 81. Joseph
Railroad, who brought him here by Especial train from
Palmyis, 1872 miles, in hours and 81 Misunderstanding
eight stops of FIVE minutes each.
He arrived 80 as 10 only delay the Express two hours
and fifteen minutes. At II o'clock, the bag containing
voluminous tee2mpbic dispatches from all parts OF
the country for The Sacramento URi0n, The San
Francisco Bulletin, and Tile Alta California, to-
eether with 40 letters, private kilograms and some
papers for San Francisco and intermediate points, was,
BY the request of w. ii. RUSSELL placed upon the
pony spirited bay mare, by Mayor Thomson, amid
great enthusiasm when the little bay dashed OIL at
rapid rate, bearing her burden toward the Golden
State.
The return courier should arrive here on Friday
next, April 49, when the adyices he brings Will be
prompv forwarded to the Associated Press. All tele-
nraphic dispatches for this route duplicated on
paper beside trphcate being taken on nen prepared
Tor the purpose in udebe, ink and carefully sealed
Waterproof copies thus forwarded TO different
points in order to guard against any chance OF delay
or miscarriage. ,o
ATcHIsoY, Wednesday, April a, 1860.
The PONY express to San Francisco made the hrst
IS lies 10 KiDckuka in i've hours and ten minutes,
the pony showing no signs Of fatigue.
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, April A. 1860.
The Courant figures this merning IA Republican
Senators out of the 81 and 60 majority in the House,
against II last year. and says Buckinghams majority
will reach GOO.
Returns from every town in the State give BuckiDg-
ham, Rep, for Governor $50 maj ,rity. The official
count ia thought will not vary the result much from
these figures The Republicans have 50 majority in
the House, against II last year. and majority in the
Senate against last year. Tomorrow night the Re-
publicans have grand torchlght procession and
illumination in honor of their victory.
WATERBURY, Wednesday, April A, 1860.
The Republicans of this city are celebrating their
victory here by grand torchlight procession, the
Wde.Awakes in uniform, and citizens generally par
ticipating A hundred guns are being fred, and the
city is alive with enthusiasm and excitement.
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Latest DOings Of the Legisla tuTe.
Special Dhpstch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

ALBANY, Wednesday, April Ill p. m.
After an entertaining, personal frey debate on the
Alms-House bill in the Senate, between Messrs- Spun
ola and Robertson, the bill was referred to a Select
Committee, to report complete, and will probably be
amended 20 that the Supervisors instead of the Gov
ernor viii appoint the Commissioners.
The Assembly bill for the appointment Of District
Canvassers and Inspectors of Election was reported
complete In the Senate.
There to be reasonable doubt of the passage
by the Senate Of the Capital Punishment bill, which
passed the Assembly to-day.
The saDguins still entertain hopes of Railroad Toll
bill which will levy threeourths Of canal rates on the
Central, ar less on other ronds
The general impression tonight is that the Charter is
dead.
The Assembly has passed forty.tbree bills to-day
mostly private and local.
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At q special meeting of the Bellevue Hospital Aedi-
cal Board, held Tuesday evening, at the house Of
DE-. James r. Wood, DIR. Isaac Wood called the meet
ing order and stated that they had assembled to take
action in regard to the death Of the late Aims House
Governor Isaac Townsend. On motion of Dr. Clark,
COMMITTEE, consisting OF Ora CLARK, Parker, and
Jsines r. Wood, was appointed to give expression to
the feelings of the Board. The Committee reported
preamble and resolutions amentng the decease Of Mr.
Townsend, testifyng to his WORTH and condoling with
his family.
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yARSrHBRs AND PoLisHER&-About 20 Gemas s..
the remnant Of striking association Of last year, Of
more than 200 members, including large uumbs Of
Irishmen, met last night at Steuben Hall for the pur-
pose of fur.heIng the good Of THEN own trsds and
talking proprety Of getting up strike ts prss-
snt Spring. The attendance Of so few active subsrs
at the organization however, damped the pres psct Of
immediate Improvement IN that direetS m The
varrishers have society Treasury kept 10y Conrad
Mailer at No. 2S3 Bowery, for the assistant and re-
lief of members Of their own Organization. At pres
ent, the wages received by them is froa 10 to II sh-
lnes per day. Tas following persons " ere elected
officers OF the association for the ensui@ years Engs-
hsrds Thorn Presidents Geo. Schultz, yieePresideut;
Henry s. Hdlskamp, Seeretaryi frs ncis Glsichmsn.
Assistant Secretary Henry Rahl. reasuur.
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MORTIFIED, Thursday, April $ Io0U
The Hon. Levi l.. Underwood Of Burlington pre-
sided over the Republican State Convention here to-
day, when the following delegates chosen 70 the
Chicago Conventions 4. N. Briggs OF Brandon, Peter
l. Wsshburn of Woodstock, Il. ID. Mason Of Rich
mond, and L. G. ReddiDgton Ct St. Johnsbury. The
follow were chosen as substitutes: Reynolds Car
penter, IT,, Daniel Needham, w. c. Wilson, and II.
X. Stay bon.
The 1T District Convention was also held here, and
elected John w. Stuart of Middlebury, and e. b.
Barton of Manchester delegates and James Y. French
of Montpelier and N. Y Evarts of Rutland for alter.
no
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-On Monday morning, at
about o'clock, the house Of Asa Warren Of Naples,
Maine, took fire aud was entirely consumed. Mr..
Warren, having removed his wife, daughter, and in
FAINT, returned TO his son, boy Of eight years
old, but both persisted. From appearances, 1t seems
that he reached the loom where the child was, aud
after arousng him. attempted 10 save his books which
egress. In making her escape, the daughter was con-
slderably burnt about the head.
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY, "Wednesday. ApIlI =, IouO'
The Senate Railroad Committee beard the stage
proprietors and Others interested in the New-iork
Civ railroads, today. The Committee favor the bill
The Supply bill is perfected, and will be reported TO-
morrow. 49, -.
A John Brown meeting was held here last night ID
response 10 An address from Hay citizens OF Albany,
concentrating them on the demonstrations made IN
honor of the martyrdom of John Brown. Mesns.
Parker Pillsbury, A. NJ. Powell the Rev. NJ: Miller,
and Others addressed the meeting, and addresses 10
me reoule of Hayt were adopted.
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Fires.

CLARKsvILLE, Tenn Wednesday. April q, ISbU.
Thomas Il Co.'s and Larkn 81 Co.'s tobacco esiab,
lsbmepts, with many other buildings were destroyed
BY FIRE last night. Loss not yet ascerained, but Is
Louisville, KY, Wednesday, April 4, 1850.
The Wholesale crug store of Sucliife Preuss is now
rgp. m ON fire. The bulk Of the stock will be ma
tetjaly damaged BY fire and water
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EXTENSIVE PocKET-PIcKISG.--A gang Of pick
pockets made descent upon Lancaster City Pa Lass
week, and succeeded in making the following rob-
beries David lands lost $9Oli Isaac Miller, sloloi
James Pa,smore, $1,000; Mr.. Derhpgeri s''ioV'
Notes and other valuable papers, amounting 70 some
$4,000, also stolen. An Englishman, about ~
years Of age, giving the name John X frode,Derry'
was arrested suspicion Of being one Of INC 'n''''S
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Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 4-IU P. m.
The State has gone for VIM. Sprague, Conservative
Union, for Governor, by large majority.
Providence, April 4-mdnight.
Thirteen towns give Sprague, 3SOS; Padelford,
3,692.
This city gives large majority for Sprague and he
Is probably elected by not less than 500 majority
The Legislature s also agains: the Republicans.
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Virginia Politics.

CHARLoTTKyILLE, Va, Wednesday, April 4, looo.
The With District Convention to-day elected mes,rs.
Early and Cogbil Hunter men, delegates to Charles
ton, by $500 majority
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NEWARK, Wednesday, April l, looo;
John Mastesson, an Ishman, about 81 years o,a,
died this morning from the effects OF sta9 IN .ne
bowels from a dirk knife, in the hands OF Herman
wilkes in an ARRAY on Monday evening. Wilkes Is IN
custody. The Coroner's Jury found charge against
Wilkes and he MaE fully committed
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The Albany and Vermont Railroad.

TROY, n. T., "Wednesday, AprI 7, i9VU'
Parties in this city, to-day, purchased the Alosny
and Vermont Railrosd. The road runs from the GiIy
of Albany 10 Eagle Bridge, washington County. The
amount paid was 1897 900. 1t cost 81 600 OOO new
Board Of Directors majority Of them residing in TINS
city were chosen to-day.