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NOTICE.

U,IAs. r Tnllcy having purchased the entire
interest OF Mcssrs J y at J. Coleman
+ Co. has associated himrelf in business With
Ma. WIN. BrnAGeld, ior several yeatr citizen
81 this place and is located IN Marshall Tor HE
He would lake this occasion TO return his sii'-
ceru ,hasls 10 his friends Ior their liberal pat
runaxr' while associated with the Mes'- Cole
man, mud hep~ by close and prompt attention
70 husncss 70 mcri, their hvors and patronage
ia tutnrc.
Tany. 81 1859
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NO LARGE PROMISES To N AXE!
COME AND SEE!l
WEBB, CRANBERRY 1 CO.,
ARR NOW orxSrso IN rHx
ICK HVlIA DxN0.
NORTH Side If the Public Square.
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
A oasxRAL ASSORTMENT on
Fancy and staple Dry Goods.
oil Of which will Ike sold on reasonable terms
for cash. or to panctual customers.
Jan. IA, 1860. No. I7tf
San dcrs l. Ssars,
DRUGGISTS,
MARSHALL TEXAS
(Successors TO Mcdonald / 4anderv)
4 RE now receiving large supplies Of Fresh
n and Genuine Drugs, OILS and PsntA. Also
= superior article Of Medical Liquors such "a
~ the very bert quality Of Cosnac Brandy.
Port Wine, and old bourbon Whiskey. ~ Il
well ~ inegxr, Fine Chewing Tobacco, Quinine
Starch, and Candles, &c. And will continue to
receive large snppes fresh from New York and
Philadelphia commensurate with their daily in
crcasing demand They have now on hand. and
will soon be in receipt Of all the popular Paten,
Medicines, Pcrinrneri-s, Powders Hair Oih, and
Cosmetics. Hair Restoratives &c, &c.
nA- White Lead and Glaas arc strictly cash
Articles at low prices,
March I. 5s, No 2s-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.
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w. TAYLOR. Amsrasy u Lss, Marshall Tex
i. ~. Prnsa,m ..tsaslou pAsA " I'll esssnsss 60
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Nfck\Y 4 HAYNES. Afisrmsys ~ Csss'sao.'
|Nl II Lee. Au.hAll. Texas, VIII give pso"P' ~
ksill. to ,lt baane~ entra-tcd 10 shem care
p,6,,-tsa If the puolie square, in the bai'dhs
Formerly ,ocupied BY Z. Perry ESQ u,,.v
Nov ~. 81 "'V
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iT !. BEALI. Atornsy ~ i-s1. Marshall ieAA''
| j.. Jan = lsoo.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
S,FEE.

ONWEDNESDAY, the I5thday of February
Onext, 1850, at the hour of IL o'clock, A.. NJ,
| will sell 10 the highest and last bidder. the fol-
lowing property. belonging 10 DR.. +. W. Hart
tO-wIl:
Ist. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, ~
ing and situated in the parish of lberyIlle, outhe
left bank Of the river Mississippi. in the vicinity
OF New River and where said Hart now -
sides, containing one arpent front, with forty ar
peuts deep, more or less-together with alt the
buildings and Improvements thereon and there
unto belonging.
ID. Arcgro woman, named ROSLTTE, aged
about - wears.
Sd. A lot of HousiSoId Furniture, Cattle,
Horses, Hogs. Farming Utensils. &g. Nc
FERNS OF SALE.
The land and Improvements, payable m Two
equal payments. in all March 1854 and 1862;
the negro woman payable III all March 1851.
Purchasers 10 give their notes with acceptable
lssloIsers. together with mortgage on land and
slaves-sald notes 10 bear : per cent per annnm
interest if not paid al maturity. The mo'eA-
bIeS payable ia March, lNGO, with notes endoTs-
et TO the satisfaction OF the vendor.
d. II. MILLER,
febi Attorney for DR.. /. w bart.
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The "ErreISi0r" BHgdSSG
Furnace.

TIME attention ofthe Sugar Planters Is respect
l. fully called 10 the superior advantages conf
bined in this Furnace, both IN principle and me
chanical arrangement; the air 10 support conf
bustion is heated in its central hoi air chamber,
from whence it is distributed TO all parts of the
Furnace, where entering in small Jets II readily
consumes the incandescent bagasse.
1t thoroughly mixes aud consumes all The
gases where the three exit tlues meet IN the
mixing chamber ere reaching the boilers. There
is no CRATE OF any kind nor iron works in lis III
terror.
There is very little Stag formed, and the whole
Furnace can be cleaned at any hour without
stopping. In case of need the whole heat can be
turned of from the boilers at any moment.
Its feed apparatus is so conntructed that no
cold air can get in, neither can any heat Or sparks
OF fire escape at the top, SO that there is no dan
ger of fire during its operation.
1t woTks upon different principles to any other
Furnace in use. An examination of the patent,
drawings. and specifications will at once cou-
vince all scientific men that IT is founded on the
only correct principles.
All infringements OF my patent will be held
strictly accountable.
For further information please address the pa
tentee. A. J. CHAPMAN,
ian2S-3m at Bayou Goula, La.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
GAZETTE & SENTINEL.

SHADBURNE AND RoBERTsoN.-The let
tiers of these two gentleman will be read with
interest. The first declares that he was Sc
duced into signing the card by an entire diff
fcrent Interpretation than that contained IN it.
The latter comes out flat-fOoted, with that
courage and earnestness that has ever char
acterized him, and acknowledges the error he
committed, and denounces the recommends,
ton 10 which he placed his name as a "Tro-
ian horse" affair, designed to disorgUnize the
Democratic party. We know that his fellow
Democrats in this parish sympathize with
"O.d IronSides" for being in such an unlucky
scrape. but he has done all he could to wipe
away the wrong committed, aud hereafter we
hope to hear his voice among the loudest in
support and defence Of the integrity and PEI.
petuity OF the principles fos which lac has
struggled in his youth and his manhood, and
in gratitude for which the party has conferred
upon him its honors and its trusts.
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.Ne.C Grocery Establishment.

THE under> .gned bogS cave TO inform his
/ friends and the public generally, that he mas
opened a Grocery store ia the building on Bahk
street, adjoining the Fdmiture store OF \ VIII
bert. where ho viii constantly keep an assort-
meut of FRESH Groceries Of every des-
cripron usually kept in Grocery stores, which
be offers 10 the public al the very lowestp prices,
FOR CASH.
He trusts that his friends ard citizens gene
rally Of P,aquemiur AMI vicinity, will give hIm
a portion Of their patronage.
ieb4 Il. A. URILLION
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
From the Advocate.
letter from e. w. Robertson.
Baron ROUGE, Feb. ,, |.

BATON ROUGE, rep. =, lSoO.
Messrs Editors-In the New Orleans Crescent
of Yesterday, | find a call or recon- mendatIen,"
which bea.s my signature among others. for The
people. irrespective OF former political diheren-
res. to meet ia their RESPECTIVE parishes, 10 send
delegates 10 the Democratic State Conve ntlon 10
assemble at this place. for the purpose OF send
Ing delegates to the Charleston Convention. II
is not for me TO question the motives OF others
who have signed this call. AS for myself. | DO
not hesitate to say that | was in error. aud be-
lieve so fat from ITS having a tendency 10 unite:
The call will create divisions and GIsorganIZatlon
in that party TO which it owes allegiance
From the circumstance a,tendIaS It's circulation,
for Signatures and lis publicanon. | believe Ito
be a Trojan horse" calculated to destroy The
very existence of that Organization for which l
have battlod through evil as well as good re-
port.n Permit me here 10 say that we have al
ready. in this State, elements OF dscord in the
. party which il would be better for US 10 endea-
yor fst to heal and TO harmonlze before calling
in our opponents Ia create further dlscOIi.
While | fully endorse the sentiment that the
South should be uaited, in the coming Preslden-
tial contest, irrespective of former political DIFF
ferences. IN order successfully 10 combat the enc
mics of the Constitution and the Union; patriot
ism alone should dictate the course TO be pursued
by those who have heretofore opposed the DEM
/ ocratic party. without an invitation TO that effect
Besides, the Democracy OF each parish having a
right TO organize in their own way, and to send
whom they please 10 represent them, "a was the
case in the last Democratic State Convention.
believe the action takenin this call 10 be unneces'
sary. | have no excuse or apology TO offer for
signing my name TO that document. | took the
responsibility of signing it deliberately OF other
wise. | now claim the right to have it erased. and
do rot desire it TO remain for the mere sake o
consistency.
Very respectfully, yours,
Z. w. ROBERTSON.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Stale f louisiana, Parish Of IberrilIe-6h
Judicial District Court.
In the Matter of the


PURSUANT to an order or decree of sale
granted by the Hon. the Sixth District
Court of said parish, in the above succession,
I. the undersigned curat or of said estate, will
offer at public sale to the highest and last bid
der, on
MONDAY, 9th OF FEBRUARY, 1860,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, belonging tothe Successian Of Chas.
McManus, to Wit;
A certain Tract Of Land lying and situated
in the parish Of lberviIle, on the East bank OF
Bayou Marangouin, designated as being lot or
section No. q, in Township 8, Range 3 East,
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A CARD.

u-The Undersigned, grateful for aud fattered
by the patronage which has been extended te him
as an Ambrotypist by the citizens of Plaquemine
and vicinity, respectfully informs the public that his
stay here is drawing to a closeo Those who desire
Portraits, but have been holding back, had better pay
him an early visit. He challenges the world for su-
perior pictures, and proves ii by comparing his with
any taken in the Eastern States or Europe, and those
who have pictures taken by the first artists in Eu-
rome or Elsewhere. are invited to bring them 10 my
room, and il he cannot produce equally good ones,
no charge will be made. Respectfully,
janl4 ChAiILtS "iLooN'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
NEW LIVERY STABLE
vi. v. FDUTS

AlR,S Respectfully informs -
friends aud the public ~
generally of Plaquemine and parish Of
lberville, that he has opened a Livery Stlble on
Bank street, in the stable on the corner OF that
street and Fenu's Alley
He will always keep on hand the best feed,
and all animals given in his charge will meet
with every attention.
His Riding Horses, Buggys and Carriages, for
the accommodation OF the public. shall be OF the
A. No. | description, and hired al moderae pm
ces.
He has a good and well conditioned lot for
Drovers, where the best arrangements are pro-
vided for taking care OF their Horses and Nudes.
He hopes that he will deserve, by strict alien
ton e" us business aud 10 the wants and require
ments Of his patrons, a liberal share OF the pa
tTonase of the public,o
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

p6SrA Dutchmanh having a friend hung
IN this country, wrote to his friends, III
forming them that after addressing a
large meeting of citizens, the scaflold
on which he stood gave away, owing to
which he fell and broke his neck.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
COURT.

1T We are authorized to announce ADAM
BEATTY of New Oheans, formerly of Lalourche,
as a candidate for the seat on the Supreme Bench
made vacant by the resignation Of Judge Cole.
Election Goth February. james
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was GoNI5 70 HaVs VI Sufu Pu5' -
ltheu ID nave his name erased, if the eai a did


PORTRAIT PAIyTING.-0nc of the best
evidences Of an intelligent and accomplished
community is its appreciation and patronage
Of refined and highly cultivated painters, or
their esteem for the fine arts generally, oil
which, probably, portrait painting is the most
pilted and admired. Correct delineators OF
the human face, and its various expressions
are exceedingly rare, though a vast number
make pretensions Of being masters Of the a't
Il i, said of Horace Vvrnct, whose reputation
as a %portrais painter is Doubtless greater than
other living man, that he one day aston shed
Louis Philippe by introducing him to a FAC
silnile on the canvass, painted from impress
sions which memory alone had obtained. This
great feat, a friend informs US, has been ex.
celled by Mr.. - MORRISON, a portrait pain
ter at Franklin in this State. lie was applied
to by the family Of an old gentleman recently
deceased, of whom there was no ambrotype
likeness, who inquired if he had ever seen
deceased, and if SO, were it possible to pro
duce anything like a likeness from memory.
After a little reflection, the painter said "he'd
try"-he lad seen the subject twice, both
times at the public table. After a length OF
time the widow, who was kept unconscious
of what was being done, was invited to the
painters room she had scarcely entered,
however, when casting a look upon'a certain
canvass, a scream and faint was the result
She had seen a perfect likeness Of her depaA
ed husband!
The above artist we learn, has executed
splendid likeness, from an ambrotypc, OF GU
late lamented fellow citizen, THos. r. LAwEs
Esq. We mention this fact as a hint to thos'
of our citizens who would be glad to get
portrait Of the first class, that here is an op
portunity close at home, which gives them n
other trouble than sending on their ambrotype
taken in the position in which they would lk
to be painted. Our friend, who is somewha
Of a cosmopolite and a connoiseur in the fin
arts, says that Mr.. MoRRIsON has no equal a
a portrait painter, in his estimation. That
saying a great deal.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

BAYOU PLAoUEMINE-We perceive Ill
the proceedings Of the Legislature of the past
week, that Mr.. BRUSHES bill for closing Bayou
Pl~aquemine has been reported on lavorably.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

wen make a wager that Col. Ed,
whether "corncd' or not, will never a
I.Iu be so ~cleverly cornercd as he was
when he placed his name to the Trojan
Horse" documcnt.-Adr0cate
Wen 60 .tfiy better on the same wager.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

sd-A clergyman, while engaged in
c~atechising a number of boys in a class,
asked one of them the definition Of mat
rimony. The reply was, "A place of
punishment, where some folks suffer for
a time before they can 6 ) to heaven"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

a quantity of movable property c~onsistin
in Mules, Horses, Work Oxen, Cows an
Calves, Hogs, Ploughs, Carpenters and Black
smith Tools, Plantation Tools, Hoes, &c
about 1900 bushels of Corn-all fully descrl
bed in the Inventory Of said property, from at
ricie 81 10 81.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The sun # forty Thousand dollars cash on
the day Of sale; and the balance of the pric"
payable IA three equal annual instalmenls A.
one, two and three years credit from the cly o.
~aIe-ihc purchaser 10 furnish his note in cou-
pom, to the heirs and the parties, payable Ut the
Clrizens' Bank AT New Orleans, aud to bear
iuterr-, mt the rate Of 8 per cent per annum
from da.n tn paid, and secured by mortgage
ON the properly sold, and that the first OF said
notes fading due. shait be secured by one good
and solvent endur-er.
The whole of said property TO be sold in
block.
Sale 10 take place m the premises.
THEODORE BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff, Office. Jan. 9th, 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
MARRIED..

On Crosse Tete, on Thursday the Cd inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. FALLoT, of 81. Johns Church, Pla-
quemine at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. G. B. SCHWING to Miss L.. Z. KLEIN
PETER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

paA. CHRISTIAN RosELIUs has declined
the nomination as q candidate for the Supreme
Bench, on account of his private engagements.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

Etat dc la Loui,iane-Parolsse d~Ibervius-
Cour du SiXieme District.
George VI. Barns Ext. of Sedley
VI. Lynch Us. Henry ct Louis
DnSobrN-
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II EsEN'DRE.

TINE CHARRETTE, en- bon ordre, a veniIe
u a bon marchG. S'adresser au bureau DE 'e
journal. Ieot-4'
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Fiat de Ia Louisiane-Paroisse d'Iberville-
Cour du Gene District.
Dams la Succession de feu Charles
NcNanuS.

I'm yertu dun ordoa de veutc lancct par Ia
u Cuur du Geme. District IT, cc;tc parO,sse,
dams Ia succession suSditc, j. SouSsiguc cura-
tour de Ia dite succession, oiiTlral cn vcnia
puJlique au plus haut ct dernier eucheusSeur,
LUNDI, lie y jour de FENRIER,
1850, a IL heures a. m, les lroprjGtts suivan.
tes Rpqartouant a la succession De ieu Charles
McNlanuS, SAVIOR:
10. Tn certain moroccan lie terre, situc en-
cette paroisse, sur lie cote Est du Bayou Mar
angouin, Gtant le lot on section No. 81, Town
ship No. 8, Range 9 Est, ct contenant cent
]soiXantc douZe acres ct Sj-lOO plus on MONS,
scion patente No. ol4, ensemble avec toutls
les Il tiSscS ct AmclioratOu Qui sy tr0uvent,
borne par en- haut aux trrres he Snml. Duogh
erty, It en- bas aux terreS dtS hcrit:crs Hodge.
%. Une qnantte de Mobiliers CONSTANT
en- trois Naches ct , NeauX; % CochonS; |
Charlotte a chcval; nm Chcval; l Jumcnt ct
deux poulinS, ct un lot de MaiS.
Conditions de Ia veute, Compliant.
La vente Sc frra sur les lieux.
ADOLPHE GRASS, Curateur.
Paroisse dIbervllle ce 2G Janvier, 1860.
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FOR SIZE.

AN OK CART-good as new-ior sale cheap
n Apply 10 this office. ie14-lt
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sas-There are, in all, 1924 locomo-
tiycs used on all the railroads in France.
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G RoGK,
ROOT AND ~ER.

successor 10 JoScpu I9ilol'
L win keep constantly on hand. Il
SEs choice and well selected stock OF Ma
' S&S- ~teTials. aud manufacture to order, Boots
and Shoes and warrant ms own work EQUAL 10
the best. All orders left at his shop Oh Bank
street. will receive prompt attention,
Plaquemiue, January 81, 1861. ~
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

Cor. RoBERrsON's SECOND CARD.-lnthc
1dr0cate of the 9th, there is another card from
Col ROBERTSON, this one in reply to DIR. De,
L~oNEY's, in which he denies meeting the DIR.
next day, but owns up to the corn part OF the
matter. He says he was in search of the DR..
next morning, and seeing and overtaking him,
inquired what kind Of paper that was he sign
ed the night previous, not exactly recoiIect-
ing its contents. The DIR. replied-that he dia
not have it about him, or words "tantamount.
In the conversation, Col. ROBERTSON states a.
evidence of his sentiments that he would have
opposed the Resolutions voted down. in the
Democratic caucus of the ii. Of r. He de
MES having endorsed the idea of P0ttticdLcom-
6tndtiVa. lie concludes by saying that it was
his intention to await the Dr.'s return from
New Orleans rvhere he did not know that he
was going to- iavs thsScdfdpu5lishedl ana
chen to nave his name erased, # the eaid do
not express his sentiments. This is about the
Cist Of the Colonel's last card, which BIZ
friends, we dare say, think unnecessary, as h'
had already boldly and m%anfully taken tbs
responsibility Of the act, and acknowledged
like a courageous mnn, his error.
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s'enfe pour EffeCfucr ana
E'HTt0ge.

I'm yertu dun ordre on decret a moi adressa
II par Hon bic Cour du SixiGme District
Judj claire en- ct pour Ia paroisse dlberville,
daus Ia cause ci-dessus intitulee ct numerotee,
en- date du 26 c%ourant, J'exposerai en- vente
publique au plus ofrant ct dernier encheris-
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and containing one hundred and s~eventy-two
$4,000 acres more or less, as per patent Sl4,
together with all the buildings aud improve
mcnts thereon, bounded .above by lands Of
Saml. Dougherty and below by lands Of An
drew Hodges heirs.
I'd. And a quantity of Movable effects. Sc,
consisting in 3 cows aud calves and the brand,
% hogs, l horse cart, horse, ! mare aaj ,
colts, and a lot Of corn.
Terms of Sale Cash on the snot.
Sale to take place on. the premises.
ADOLPHE GRASS, Curator.
Parish Of Ibery.llc, Jan. 3j, 1850. ian2S
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-28
BATES AND LINCOLN.

The Hon. Edward Bates, who was the
first choice of many Republicans as the
partys nominee for the Presidency, has
written letter to the St Louis Democrat,
in which he gives a cordial endorsement to
the Chicago nomination. lie afirms, what
is undeniably true, that the Presidential
contest will be between the Republicans
and Democrats. He prefers the former
party for various reasons; that the Demo
cratic party has merged its national exis-
tence in the one and sectional negro slavery;
that it has in various instances endangered
the constitutional rights of coordinate
branches of the government, and that it
has, especially, attempted to degrade the
Judiciary by striving to make it a private
register Of party DEGREES. In most, if not
all things, he considers the Republican par
ty the opposite of the Democratic, and
therefore entitled to his support, and this
would be sufficient reason for his support
ing any man whom the republican party
might put forward if he had no other good
reasons for supporting Mr.. Lincoln. The
union party he considers too weak to
elect any candidate or establish any prin-
ciple. He says he has known Mr.. Lincoln
for more than twenty years, and that g he
has earned high reputation for truth,
candor, courage, morals and amiabilitv
that he has talents and he will use them
to the best advantage. He is the peer Of
the first men of the nation, and we'll able
to sustain himself and advance the cause
againstany adversary, and in any field where
mind and knowledge are the weapons used
that, in brief, he considers him sound
safe, national man, who could not be sec
tional if he tried, for all his feelings anC
interests are identified with the great val
ley of the Mississippi, and that for The
good of the whole country he hopes he may
be elected
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-28
THE sECEDERs' CONVENTION.

Ttcenty tsco states iIi PeTnSyfcdn'd
represented Caleb Gushing an the char
Nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane.
BALTIMORE. Saturday Night, June %
The Convention was called to order at five
o'clock.
The hall was densely crowded, full three
thousand persons being present.
On motion of Mr. Davis, Miss, the ladies
were invited to occnpy the vacant seats on
the floor Of the convention.
Pursuant to a resolution the chair request
ed the chairman of the several delegations TO
hand up their list of members.
The roll was then called, and the following
States were reOreSented -
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it. With early, systematic, and thorough or
sganization, by which the truth can be dissem-
mated in every section of the State, we can
not fail to triumph. Let the efforts of our
friends be thus directed without delay, and
in whatever shape, and under whatever flag,
our opponents may determine TO meet us,
the voice of the Keystone State will give
decisive victory to our cause, alike in the
State and National struggles.
A. K. MCCLURE, Chairman.
Peoples State Committee Rooms, Philadel-
phia, June 7, 1860.