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, 1860-03-24

sovereignty and abolit1on1sm, it will receive no
countenapce from the Southern delegates, and
the probability is, that Gov. johnson will hardly
touch bottom south Of Mason and Dixon. If
this reasoning is correct, the chances Of Breck-
iuridre still lesa all competitors. stand by
mr. former opinion, that Breckiuridge, and
Seymour Of New York, will be the nominees Of
.he charleston Convention,
And speaking Of Charleston, remipds me of
the t.ibulations among the Democratic camp
followers, at the alarming, absorbing price Of
rations that will preyail in that old revolution.
arv head-ouartcrs of toryism. The charges
ara ,crfectly fr,chtful to contemplate, The
charleston land sharks are preparing to dcyour
every Northern Goldfish and Western sucker
that comes within reach of their yoracious laws.
rverr div nroduces new evidence of the pre.
n,sd;t.t ertortiop. A member Of Congress-
.,aca;rra ,etta, in rep,y to m application for
au.rtsrs stat;nr That he could have room and
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Ague Cure.
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Ftt. ~ fak afEkss SSAh 40 AksN
Intermittent Fessr q Fsew end Agas
kematleat Fever, Gail Fever, Dnmh
AEa6 rss9a<icsl nesdashe. q BsIsehs
headache, and Bilious Fssefss lndeea
IN the NAzae Clan &c Diseases azist.
eating in hillary aarxnesmeat. caused
b. ne Eaisria II missnatie eeaassSaa
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eessiisrs u De AaAsTsgas ps~Fss thaa . sara saa
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~ Ar NV ssSAsea ~ af5s wlsh pssses4 -
tsifas tast q 80 ezsstase We disease 80 VIA
assafsasa tseasea ~ psssSt thsa 10 katia saa
srsse frsw - Hzs u shy qHsEIlsg,
Iasal shish r,'sT3- teia ~ rfgvsHls tkis DIS
tsf,lt1 Hsass b. IL lsasnensn s4ytse = tks s,,ssra
sisies whsse Il gqssails fsasases = Assss4
thaa eaFs ~ ~ ;,ssiess s..afrs ne "a uhtpk
~ ms,a rsa n sisiehl anasAs ~ thls hshsal
a.siemra, 1Ais CrNE eafsk tke faiss
sssiic fsssaoa ~ fsvEA avn AatE fslm tis
ssstesn saa pssTesss the aEeetesieasls4 - ne
sssgxss, Il fAksa aa the tFss agHsssrh NJ a. Prs
essaitBr4 symfseHS j i net ppis he hrsa
FsiFtit sfts "a sisanresta 20 this class II so,
plslnts, bet alsa ~ ebsagssf The lar1s s,laa-
SSis - ssBrl, Eas aeIlsr hca,;'s u within slse
IrsFA u svvty hsty sssa IN hsiisGz tl<sss,tS,
stew tkFtH Asb AfsiH ffrfs tis eScsy t4plF
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spa lsatsstssn Il 3 haV,sf eiis g{es Wii place
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NJ ghirino ~ rstsssFai consequently Il ps,~ft~s
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ekss.
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ness, lpatharbs. EaFsrhe, tatasfk, AstasaA.
Paipiisiioa. Pslufei Aaisihra q tie SilleSn.
HysteFsss, Pais ., re Ruvoss, Oals, fsral,sss.
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hss~nt guastiF - Fipea iRtb asszsse licote q
Is Fvsu usOrr valuable 20 frsir,as,a slsHn ,-Fr.
ss4 Sew sfa evrt saser hyp1 ishssAEg0sit Il
,isy sssA thsHsesvee II tsc Fivfeotsya lh,s wa.
civ s8erls
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GREAT REDUCTION
~ O Ia II {,

- - . i 9 IN 6
DkFwEEN NASHVILLE, MEN.
L fsis sFl Eafst til.sf 80 Ssksiesats fhskas
fsssssss sa5 essssis nai.fss4
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r., sas ~ 80 a'.a - - - as'' ishHs's-'
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~ s.sss,ps ssa ~ tsss.,sss a. ksss,,,. ga.
ssssEs hsil'sss :, Asss fssss,s q 80 - ~
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,tss . IL sasss isss "a ,sssks Tssits,. - sp ss
bas=5 tsss sat yss f.se<l F9failsFv knsssea ssss
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80 :, f.s.s - ss,Sas, 49, 4
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vs.r,hafrsss ~ .sA NsiA. saza eos -i sss Eusss
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sseesa CIsss.
Asrs-gr' c-si.l sFi',s. p'-s, E.si-s Fess.s. -
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e kszs. ssIat. '-.s- bssiss-. esErF' Srtss- 80.
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vase - t-.t - tkss sbt.s Hstu e. ts7ls r-yfs Ets
1.ss. css-5y. cher stss 80 f,sst slFst Fssise.
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Of '.ts.a-ss d bfaUsHios ( = n
|. ~IssAA&KEELEE ~ FARO

= 49, .+aErf 70, H.i-Hasatr Fzssa sa1uHai
feilk 4 FasH ta-lE Bfsr- a,t lraf- e a.
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r..".-.. .-rrt EErEFsif=- tiis tsHsf H-as. "a
fa-sa. tsr HF-t Hal4isf g aVFfi is1f re- $50 .sa
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.. .s..s So s-t-srs iHsia saa ~ - Eaa5fas
Har. #I ttr Hszrr
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SoETVE


ttt Virtue tF AN ORDER hf
, 81 .-sz-f % 80 Cen ss s.a... .--s. =
-.sr-r s7zr-. So - -ss So rssk s7 - f-s+s
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y. .F- saa sEa.-. rs--r4s u a. .sH- .hr IS
r.H .arH- ~ -.-rHf o. 80. ..--Hs+... 6 rs
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--- 80 Hf -z.as fsz cess ss $50 aasasa
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b. t.l ssh azasi --s-a Ca 20 go 49, I=s.ss
e. Ea- a t.EsszFs-N
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ENTIRELY Sgw gSTIgsLY SEw
WHAT Is ITP

ThAt Weaasrfsl PHrsD Ias Agent
baFhys ftsPkyisstis Riai4
THtS Is 4 MN DlSCOY cry -
q n tks rsssst q t.ara.d Hs,-asrA "a.
ufssA - Sstsstiss ss1' haa UaazaIeaf Esss. 3 -
ssssls pEaRssa - Ssisfs Asfssif - ssussisr Fss.
ne All - bsnsiss rs s7ss - ehs.issz=. = ana
hHs UFitA. aSEG lsaNNEFULi
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lt nssss taFBs VITA sEstsHt rfFtaiafs
= ssfAs Assi psssFsrssee vs5 - SEA xauui.
u aetifsfs ~ tsEststis sad sasaast i.siss-as
u sv''esv- 10 So assiss ~ b.tos ss-sss stius
II t-sa- a.
= rsssesss @s-s e-.ss ss.slsE
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q . So tSss sasa.etie.
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Y sissss-s ~ testh Esa Fefiass ne ssaasa
fee ssf-~ s3nFt-sss q 1fFss-tl sd tzsrtst Fsset
asass - ghsFt i'ssI fssa u Tl5s4 Fssss - es1Ils.
ass sfs- Ftsstssa-Ea
tsss,az iRysEsss sTs $3.50 b Ia eassis-seo = ias.
tfs aafsssaa- Attsnst. kfanIa As.a. Crian,s..s
a.eit 1s=sff $3.50 BssAa, 40 - t4as.~s
NJ tt-fstss - Ne osasaas - aahs.p go -sins
HsE,s,. sspssss4.ss AN sa..i-s. u..szs.,,s..,.
S.lsz =
- -s3s - sfasst. ssi ssvssss s.s-A.s,, s,.-.n,
ifeiA st4iia sFsizfs F-sies trails slislits.
~ = ss>si 80 e-iiis Fstss = ss4ss gsias Ases
AasV''s,s'st cot, Is We tasg.,..,ys
Be- ssls Ia bhs-sstit-. - s.srass 1asssaa
Btsr-siss = t@i.ss .asi- s,rrs, s4irf - s.siy "A
- -. q Doe s-ssssir isfsss - ssalss 10 ~
sss- uahht ssFle y
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rO MERCHANTs ANp snIFrKRs

I'iiE CHEAT TNRDTGH FRiGH
tastfN .tass 'rr, fs.s, ssI r-r-zsf.ass So E.
~ ssz.sr ssa ssss, - tsartAsts $40 b.
tsifr-a- fEsfsaEs-ss. AL HsssFl - -
fstts sF.sse EftfFsf - g. fsi- sF fsrfH -
sstrs susn sss t-tst saz rst=ssesfs o. - rs>sss
nas.aa
&C.,. t.,.s.,. s..ss t,Lat..- ss~Et.ils
Tee 3 Es-H faaEs ffa.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fua Ill tn PURPOSES Or 4 FAKTI PSYSR

~ composed t,slf iiscas- = syhia TIE EaHge =
{hgsf agit,s saR raryls Withstand 81 Ctas~ 'lse.1
shriF tse-frslinE Trcr0ftirs t-sfsh. asd r'VsHts,
ant f5t iEcrsts VEy8a Pz1fitns ~ ths ha0is1 ~
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p asa hit AssiiA C csefEy u-ssesai y sFsss-.s
81 onrc ~ s.wfir sad EHtstitr
~ tpis ds fhrF sarr fi4e Trrry dEY rI'sa
riatHis - every h-s4y tvii she NAN fayfslss
be spa asaeeTpss ~ sseE ~ sgeEs hrtgN
ssac8 fisa=sa 81 iss7StsA rsa,ss az kussssst
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gEassFs tass9ss=@ssz kfizhfaa'p, HsssArT ~ asst-
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fn.as ard Md f-srffa, y - Ey-sss Pc.
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s-sr1ss rhsF 80 fsg stske sassrr FssssE 50. "a
ST. AsIz > Pea AZ! szkS f=eist'ss sa-z-
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~ 80 g l#..aa azla.-Hs Ace E.s3sa.s srtssessr
.." 81 FF.s.-l. .Eiras Be So" fArsa - &. q
.ssar4aH ..f A. .-a'stF EslHfss SOC tlsfsstuaass
go -.Hra. a. ftH E..f.aF fs.-r=e 49, l-ss ss-f
-.sH-r s -.a-f -e tH.a- E.asas5Fs FuHr.as-4HH
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no -r r-- .a..H si .ss.ass as AHH.t.
a- -a -z--al ..s a-r.s-ss j... ~ D. sza.s - g.
aHf .f s B. Hass-aE o. COASTER aaa t-srs -ssalr
8 D EEkrLse e. 4 y
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..HoEMAKRRs MATTED

WILL GIVE EMPLOYMENT To
-s.. .rHa r sss l..- cane. -gs1ss4st.T. t4, "a
sEy .spSs ca - -, frsis 49, l..s.stssT -.
.. BAAihL hftr6FfI
.rasss Hsit-. F14s
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nsaszIs E....sH- q a#aa-. o.. d. g .fs-.a -
szsl1s a=r les 4 o. sussh, - U3.=Ftss $3.50
8-aT 49, . " 80 S. q a. az sd
% ar6si tFaf s.5 zaf - D. Hr & zg s5z.s--s
-rr .. .- H....r..il -t i.l.sriHr +H Ff.-as.. ..
lH" -a l-szF iszfss So ttur.a4 3
Cess. a. ss rh- -.I "a. salr 60 Be assI.-. -
SE. SECS > r. af fla I-s, LsH saf u.sfr ~ ss-kr
lafF -=.7" .. u.- t-i.HT $50 eiH tsts. 90
sa1iflz.a a.. a. 49, - ~ i-uzIlsl esfsst. 4
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Ts4t = 90 tsst 81 % ~ stteai,iass fari 2
f.srr fees Fri-t,HigAta sss ga ss1 D. So
-sft -ea-sH fafF.Ha f.-hsss--r i4s r-sf.ra fsft
t-ssf=a ~ % AiatasFra htssssFft Afksa-as aa4 lie
ss4az b 81 4si5 y t1iirs IS ha1 hr= tsFt
tsir fsut -Ea - sst.fs tg .at lu ,I-l l-ibl g.
hsHftas ss nssf 49, aEontss - s1s-ssslis sss s-li
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-1saf.rf sfl-st ltsfiF
s~--ssg Asst a. t.Fushhsrr sfl receipt - ft-g
49, 'f r-i o. - a.Bg-fsi go - laft a. tsras
ssr Jslsss- ob,,l z.islss "a risIFs- ssa~ta sH.i
.f fsr Tar - 80 rabaS
ht--f as Ht.s..sl D.
- '4ass4sr=ss g ~. tri. ss8 sas ~ HtAtt 81 ne
% 49, al CSC tasrs be ..lt1- e F-i.rstsFs
u3ae sa,iA-ias q d a. sas q
tn HffB
aTfaU sass'aff .sstrE s,issi5sri
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IS 'BAa,EHI At 4oSTGoHEay.
!. q -. - L -.

w E.rrg 4ass---a- Ts-zsEtt . El - s-sfssa
fHHH. st t-aasr u s-aaa..H aas 30 HEaFfas l4sf
ls-E T-ssass o. fLas- is go r.--.ssl Cd. he
|- RI. ~ HT-a-7-s ara .rsaa--E as -Ess- q
H..r lE ssaHr-f l--arfs. son e.. -
Tr-t-z - o a.st1 80 y . sasH.- q szss $50
as -tla-s-sasf frs-f=sf fas E7a- a q
t.H.." sHHHH +s a. .aaH 90 fass -
.Ha+-.. f.aHs .H = raH5t..F1 g "a rizsa ha=sizs
IA 49, - . 80. sz4saE pc usil ~ 80
a-aal a7art - @fApt.E- ~
a-- - 3 Fsz b. Ea7-a f l.rt~aa .
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SIX MILLION DOLLARS
G A PI |,

RkRREsENTED ar THR
GENERAL tNSU RANCE AGENCY
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

MATTHEW PARK.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
TO THE

THE UNDERSIGNED has appointed Mr..
Il ALE&ANDER 10Th his Agent, 10 re-
celve or 10 be made acquainted with all descrip-
lions Of valdables, much of which, sunk with
his fatboat near Devils Elbow Ia BAYOU
PiaqnemIne, some weeks since, still remain in
the Bayou, consisting of Carts, Wagons, Nails.
&c. &c All persons, therefore, who may find
any OF his articles, are directed and requested to
deliver them, or give information TO the above
named gentleman.
Jel6-tf JOSHUA BODLEY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
New Butcherv.

~-publie that he has purchased The Old amd
We'll known Butchery of F. Smith. and tba, bs
intends to keep his stall well supplied with tbs
best OF Beef, Mutton, Pork, &c. By a s,,ict a..
,en'ion to his business in the above respect. he
hopes TO have a share of public patronage. and
particularly the patronage of M. smith old
custom rs. ' ~
q. 5. The carts will run as usuaI dou,o o..
Coast and 10 the Park, "o
uec22-Im RFRTP M BFYRTS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
IN Overseer Va,,ed.

j lLLNAN long experienced with the
- business as also with machinery. and every
'ninS per aiming TO a Sugar Plantation. is desirons
OF getting an Orerseer's berth in this oari,b =
! ne best OF re erences given. Apply to this of.
flee for further particulars. amid
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Cholera COgn0c Bitiers.

'I'HiS nnnyalled Family Medicine, manufac-
Il turedIn France and used with complete suc-
cess ,n Europe, for all diseases emana;ing from a
foul or overloaded stomach, is now imported in
this country by Mr.. s.. SteinfeId of New York
Inns medicine is a preventive or remedy for
Choiera Diarrhea, and also a remedy for Bilious
ness, Indigestion, Weakness and genarenderange-
meni Of she tomach. Upon being taken it cie-
ates appetite, and prevents the heaviness atren.
dant upon eating, by persons who are dyspeptic.
For sale by
Je25 TURiN-& SEIPPLE.
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NEW GOODS,
COMBINING or
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware. &c

all of which we warrant good, and sell as low as
any other establishment in town. As the pyrof
OF the pudding is tasting. come and see for your-
selves. The best brands Of LIQUORS ALWAYS
on hand, Persons in want of a pure ayticl of
Brandy for medical purposes can be accommodate
ted BY giving us a call. In a word. If YOU want
The ro'h o. your money, gire as a trial before puy-
chasing dsewhere.
;. MAURICE, MAURICE & VIGUERIE-
A. VlGUERIE. Main street,
Je2 Plaquemine.
MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW v'C1 rvrocv
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Paul MOrphy of Creation.

me following is the published report of n.
FANIA STATE AGRICtLTURAT
SoClt.If, on awarding the premiums, at IN.
conclusion OF their Fair, at Pittsburg, on the l~
Of October last: ~
line Committee have given a full opportunity
10 the exhibitors OF several Sewing Machines 10
show aud explain their several articles ana ~
a close investigation lave concluded ub,t,
Singers Machine for heavy work Is equal 10 ANY,
and also an excellent Machine for uener.j ny
Grover X Bakers is more simple in lis cop,,yoc'
ton, and equal in lis ability TO perform for general
purposes; bu: without disparaging the merits Of
either ofthe above. the COMMITTEE feel cons,rsin
ED to award diploma TO the Wheeler 4 Wilson
Machine as being the best for al family purposes.
~(Signed) K. B. MOORHEAD
MOSES F. EATON.
WM. MURDOCH,
JOHN A. SMALL.
Committee
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TNHE prblic generally, and our friends in par
l. iIcular. viii please take notice that we have
formed a Copartnership. rented FOUR fne rooms
10 Mrs F. Smiths new building, near the Court
house, where they are now receiving and opening
aehO,ce and ueH selected stork of
NEW GooDs
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

isslppl,and Florida will follow South Carolina He
mas out recently travelled through all these States
says ihe people are nearly unanimous in favor
ol immediate secession. Governor Moore, he saws
VIII not call convention until after the meetinG nj
Tue Electoral College, which is on the first Wednes
aay In december. Immediately thereafter ha will
10 %a ms Eau agents from Georgia aud Missssip-
pl have also gone North to purchase LARGO mani
ties OF arms. Phev authorized to purcb co Tho
best arms, regardless Of the price Poultnev &
IrImble, Baltimore, are receiving large orders,
their arms having been adopted to considerable
extent by the War Department.
REPORTS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, ). c., Nov. lS-There are vague
rumors through the city that the President designs
coercion. These reports excite nothing but def
ance, and strengthen popular resolve to secede.
A scarcity of coal here begins to be apprehended.
Coal poas are afraid to come into the harbor in the
present excitement.
,, The news received to-day, that Forsyth Mobile
egster out for secession, is considered here as
maj proof that Alabama will go.
CoJGMBIA, 5. C., Nov. l7.-HGn NJ H. Rom
nam, member of Congress from this State, has re-
signed his seat in that body.
THE FEELING IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. Ex-senator FitZnatricz
has written letter in response to a committee of
citizens of Wetunpka. He recommends resistance to
lhncolns administration, but desires consultation
between the fifteen Southern States The letter is
weak production, and will not be influential
either for or against disunion. His influence in
Alabama has been entirely DESTROYED By his timid
and time-serving position during the contest last
summer.
FROM the Correspondence Of the Ne1o FORT, Times
doE- AIKEN, OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OPPOSED TO sECEs.
sloN-A PROPOSED NEW CoMPRoMIsE-THE TINES
AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW, ETC.
WAsHINGToN, Sunday, Nov. S.-Information has
Deen received here that Gov. Aiken, of South Car
olina, opposes secession.
Public sentiment seems to be settling down under
the idea that Southern States, South Carolina in
eluded, Will unite in demand for an additional con
VVhi 10 rbt al,
States will cheerfnlly grant. Convention of all
the States can embody new clause in the Copsti-
tuition, securing the Slave States against further
agitation, and fixing geographical line-perhaps
the old Missouri Compromise line-between Free
and Slave Territory. Such is the solution of the
dlt1lculty by leading men here from all sections
Hon. VIM. Pennington, of New Jersey, is talked
Dt as probable member of Mr. Lincon's Cabinet
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reduction of the mortgage debts, and Sc 900 are
also to be invested for the redemption of ground
rents on Camden Station. Upwards of 5000 900
per year are now withdrawn from the current earn
!Ings, for the purchase of the mortgage bonds and
Indebtedness of the Company. Ample provision is
mus wisely made for the payment of the entire
funded debt
The Company has since proceeded in the delivery
OF the bonds of 1862, aud in the payment in full Of
the entire amount of interest accrued
BY order OF the Board,
JOHN W. GARRETT President
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TWENTT-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT or THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
PANF
The following extracts will be found to embrace
the facts and figures of special interest in this i'm
portant document. We have omitted the reference
to the report of the Master of Transportation, as
We shall probably have an opportunity hereafter
to speak of it more in detail. We also prefer NOT
publishing the Presidents remarks on the subject
of the Extra Dividend, and have therefore omit
ted them altogether:
I.-oF THE MAIN STEM
The Liabilities and assets of the company are ev
hbted in the Treasurer's statement A. The rove
nue. and working expenses are shown in state
ment b. " e
Ihe gross earnings of the Main Stem have been
S3,922 2O294, presenting an increase of S3O3 5S4 40
over the preceding year, and of SG5, ,7l7I5 over
the fiscal year of 1858.
The expenses of working and keeping the road
and machinery in repair have amounted to 81 ,6IG
6l5.Gl, being 4l.2l per cent. upon the revenue
exhibiting decrease of 5.35 per cent. compared
with the previous year, and of Pap per cent. com
pared with the fiscal year of 1858.
MAIN STEM.
Cdpdrdtjre Statement of the RereRus and ,rI-jDg E
r3hssS for the fiscal gears 1858, 1859 and 1860
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The increase from S4S9, ,Os6. II in 1856 to $780,
57l.35 in 1860, proves the system adopted by the
Company to be successful. In addition to the ac-
the sinking fnnds ~ @ ba tbat ~
the resolution adopted on the 18th December, 1856,
SllS,S5S,Ss are to be annually appropriated to the