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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
From the Democratic Advocate.
Gard of Hon. Geo. D. Shadburne.
BAToS RorGE, Feb. 8, 1860.

Eds. ddaOodte-lt is ararc occurrence
for me to appear before the public in
the columns of newspaper to explain
my position; still rarcr for me To draw
upon editorial courtesy for the purpose
of claiming exemption from responsible
ity attaching to any OF my political acts.
While do not here claim that cXcmp-
ton, | consider it due to myself and to
the constituents whom ] represent in the
State Senate, to explainsthe c~ircumstan-
ccs which led me to place my name to a
document copied into the columns of the
AdrocGfe on Friday morning from the
New Orleans Crescent, calling for a
state Presidential Convention" to APP
point delegates to Charlestoa'fur the
purpose of nominating a candidate FOR
the Presidency.
1t has for years been an honest desire
OF my heart To see the people OF the
South firmly and cordially united to re-
sist The encroachmcnts Of those at the
North who seem ambitions of u~vcr-ri-
ding every barrier Of the Constitution,
that they may the more safely attack in
detail the institution of slavery in the
Southern States. In looking to and
hoping for that Union, the Democratic
party has seemed to me the only pOliti-
cal organization around which we could
safely rally to attain that end. My
lifetime association with that party, and
my devotion to its pure principles, are
sufficient guarantees Of my fidelity to
its organization. With that party | de-
sire to sec the South united, and under
its banner the great impending issue
decided.
In signing the paper under consider
alton, | did so with the sole view Of put
ing into practical shape this cherished
idea. / was informed that suchrwas the
object of the call, and that il would be
presented to all my Democratic brethren
for their signatures, without distinction
and without regard to any divisions that
might exist on minor issues in our
ranks. The cali as published is not the
call, IN spirI, to which ! placed myname,
and | feel satisfied that It's 0bjects are not
such as were represented to me by the
authors, and which prevailed upon Inc
to sign it.
In conclusion, permit me TO say that
now and ever will put nay face against
any and every movement having in view
the disintcgration and destruction of
that party 10 which have always turn
ed as a guide for my political course. ]
would build it mp in its old majesty and
revitalize it with its old life; il othcts
seek TO pull down and destroy It, my
c~ountcnancc and support shall not aid
in the Decorating work.
GEe. D. SHADBURSE 2
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MISCELLANEOUS
New Butchery.

-,1 The undersigned respectfully informs the
-public that he has purchased The old aud
we'll kIown Bujchery OF F. Smith. and that he
inlrndsl 10 Keep his sail well supplied with the
basi of Beef. Mutton, Pork, Ne. By a strict at
tcurion to MS business in the above respect, ne
homes 10 have a share of public patronage, aad
particularly the patronage OF Nh. Smith Old
custnm'"s
p. :. The carts will run as usual down the
Coas' aad 10 the Park,
dec2j-lm BLRlEAM Del Mo
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Linen Bosom SHIRTS ! 'V ID : JV
Gloycs-all styles and qualities.
Half lIosc-all qualities.
Handkcrclicfs- all qualities.
Crayats. Scarr%, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
ShawIs, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Naliscs, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
.fg@Boys' Clothing of every description.
.4y"Ofdcrs from the country respectfully
solicited. la sending orders please give the fol-
lowing measures
FOX COAT-Size of breast in inches-size Of
waisi-lensth OF arm from the centre OF back
-heishth Of person.
FOR PANTALOONS-Size Of walst--length
OF inside seam.
FOR sEST-Size Of waist-length of vest from
collar,
FOR SHIRT-Size OF neck-lenGth OF arm.
Call and axamlne for yourselves al the
IRON PtL1CE or
ALFRED MUNROE y co,
STORY UILDING,
ian7 Corner Camp and Common streets
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Runaway in Jail.

IS Was brought to the jail of this parish,
- a runaway negro named JOHN. who says
~. he belongs TO Mr.. Douglas fischer. or
TeacIiy, of Rapides-is about % years old
feet II inches high-griiFe-wears beard-wiII
weigh lcO lbs.
The owner will please come forward, pay
charges and take him away.
ian2l THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
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Line OF Packets.

The new and splendid steamer ID.
- e. Il E;NNEhe, JAS. VINCENT
Mister, leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at . o'clock, \
NJ. and arrives regularly at P%iaquemine al 10 o
clock e. few minutes more or lessl Of the sam
ercaing.
Returning, the d 7. Kcnner reaches Plaque
mine about noon. with equal regularity. or MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, sand
reaches the city about 10 on the same day.
r- This boat. j. exclusively a Passenger
Boat-has no superior as 70 comfort, elegance
and speed, anu is furnished with such improve
mems as 10 free her from risk OF fire, &c.
,t-S.a The &, D. gr., BAEANco. Master,
sA%leaves New Orleans every Monday
and FRIDAY. Returning passes Plaquemine
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. myI
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Marion c,s Prison.

IS Ha6t6 amene a la geole de Plaquemine,
"a IN negre arrete CONNIE marion, qui Sc nom
q, me JOHN. disaRt appartenir. a Monsieur
douglas fischer, on Teachy, de la p%aroisse de
Rapides. II est age de 2G ans. 8 pieds, II pou-
ces de taiIle; griiie; porte la barbe; dun poid de
100 livres.
lie proprietaire est notifG de reclamer CONNIE
Ia loi present..
ian2I THEO. BLANCHARD Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

\ SMART WIFE-An Illinois editor
challenges the State to produce a wife
equal to his, for smartness and muscle.
Among the many things enumerated
which she easily performed II morning
before breakfast, are whipping the ed
tor, spanking nine children, kicking over
the table and breaking all the dishes,
wringing a ncighbor's nose for interfe-
ring, cutting off a dogs tail, and throw
ing a servant girl into the cistern."-
Such a wife is q jewel,
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Sd 10. 2. EGUEES.
nGegroes GIegroes!

THE planters of Iherviile and the adjoining
4 parishes will please take notice, that have
Just had landed at P~laGaemine, parish Of lber-
vile. La. a choice lot OF Negroes, males and ic-
males. field hands, cooks, washers and ironers.
And having made arrangements TO keep a con-
slant supply Oh hand, can and will sell slaves
at lower rates and on more accommodating terms.
than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY +. MOORE
Plaquemine, Nov. 18th, 1858. II
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G.sKsksFEE
Finest and largest Stock Of Good

- $500 1870 o NSS
that was ever seen in P~laqutuine. consisting in
imported Goods from France, England, Scotland
and Germany.
Ladies VAL find al his establishment all the
styles now in fashion ali over EuTope-the finest
French Drc:ses. Mautillas. CIoaks; and the now
so celebrated ! faced ShawIs. also English Gable
and the Scotch " oolen SEdwls; splendid Valen-
ella Lace Setts, Embroidery and everything that
beloussin The Dry Goods lIue.
For Gents. he has Pilot. Sealskin. Cloth and
Double Oyercoais: fine Black Frock Goats and
Cas-. Business Goats; Black Doeskin and Fancy
CaSss Pants; also Velvet silk and Ca>s. Vests.
Youths and Boys Clothing. Furnishing
Goods Of every description, especially the extra
sizes Of MerinO SEnts and Drawers.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps OF all kinds
and qualities. Splendid new Jewelry and Gut
lery. and a good many other new goods too nu-
merous 10 mention. Oc&2
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE,
To Planters and Merchants.
BARRELS! BiEEELN! s
NOTICE,

: / I I / y. D i u IA i -. rsTH
The undersigned. one Of the oldest to"pers IA
he p,tisb. hayirg completed AIS arrangem;s. and
oayirg puiCa5se5 Il Iarse Stock of iieteriaiS. Is
now prepared 10 ryrni-h Planters, Merchants and
others. with "a, good al a.-ic.e O, MOL.3SSES
JRRELS a.sj Hall 10. as c.u be manufactured.
None hl, OIL yao cy Ire. ..uced workinen employ
ed. a.d rrac but iac best materials used.
lie VIII also manufacture SIG.9E HOGS
HEADS lor al who leave their Cr'eEs III time.
lis oRu nieaus aDL uslomeIs vii please give
him a cal.
Ills vo,k having heretofore given satisfaction
10 his pat,ous. ne UHi use hi. best eHdeavuIs 10
p,ease oil wuO ,eil npor him.
His shop is located between NuIer and Gre
aud SIS. fronting tue Bayou.
au3g-mLG FREDERICK BAGGE.
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ssS-A person who undertakes TO raise
himself BY ~scandalising others might as
well SIT down on a w~heelbarrow aud try
to wheel himself.
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MIrrOn err Prison.
Barber shop Removal.

NICOLAS BlEHLER respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public that he has removed
bis Barber shop from Bank street TO the house on
Main street lately occupied as a Barber shop by
Bison.
While thanking his friends for their favors.
N. BlEhLER takes this occasion 10 say that he
will leave nothing undone to give the utmost sa-
t~isiactioH 10 all who patronize him. my
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GREAT S~kCE:ECECE a.!
Dry Gc0c;s! ETy G&0OdS!!

Dfy GcOf'S' FFy W"0"'''
AIR. LEOPOLD KAHN. wishing 10 sell out
III the balance OF ms Winter Goods, VIII oher
At cos, prjce rom tins date the following articles:
Cashmere Dresses. and DelaIue Dresses, OF all
descriptions: Six Dresses and Plan Silks. all Of
the newest STYLES; h.aniiiias, Cloaks and Shawls,
Just arrived: Pop,ins and Wooen Goods, Tor chill
drcn. OF al kind. and all the Goods belonging 10
the winter stock.
The above Goods viii lie sold at cash price and
below cash price. Ladies viii please take no.
tice and give ms an early call, because we are
selling the balance OF our stock very fast.
We have just received a very nice addition 10
our stock.
Iecoi LEOPOLD KAHN.
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TIE RErUBLICAN national CONVENTION.
The nomination Called by the kcpub-
lean National Cpimnittcc at Chicago.
for the 18th of Jane, does not appear
to be satisfactory, as t. time and place,
to many of the newspaper organs ot
that party. Various reasons are urged
in behalf 81 a change, especially the
time; hut it is probable that II arTu-
mcnt outwcigls ali the others in poten-
cy. They are afraid Of the ghost of the
old Wings. The remains of tlywo}0
Wlig and ll..cricap<1Esrtts IN heins
gathered MP witt : NC csrc. md re 10
be used as atll;rl party in the Presidcn-
tial campaigm. 70 the after dismay Of
the Republicans the managers of this
third party propose to hold a nominal
ting Convention in May, a full month
before the time fixed for tie Republican
Convention at Chicago, and thus, as tn,
| phrase goes, take the wind out of tho
sails" of tAc great sectional party d
the North.
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This is a good way from a hundred
millions: but if tie country should ever
be cursed with the rule Of q party which
las brought financial protiigacy into
many of the Northern States, only one
session Of Congress would be necessary
to bring mp the expenditures to the sum
50 unscrupulously named above.
MtssisSigpan.
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Fats ". FIcTIaN.-Thc SECRETARY OF
the Treasury. in hs annual report, pas
dywn forever tie ~iictinns with which the
0p~p0sitionists have been flooding the
country, in regard 10 the expenditures
of the Government and the c~xtravagan-
ccs OF lie administration; and yet we
are glad 10 sec that Democratic journals
are keeping the facts before the people.
The Boston Post says that heiigures of
the Secretary prove the w%antonness Of
the assertion, which was caught UP and
repeated, tliat the annual expenditures
of the Government had grows to be a
hundred million. The tables of the Sec
rotary shows the following as the cx-
penseo our Government for lS5S-'59
Civil, foreign Intercourse, aud miscellane-
oa., sasG35e2O "a
Service Of Interior Department indians
and Pcnsiou>) i,1J3,GI2 90
eryiec Of War Department, &}2i3,s2 b
Service Of Navy ePartment, l3,ii2lle q
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4Tnn-C-

4 Ii persons pursuing Trades aaI Professions
\ are hereby notified thai Nv a late Ordinance
Of the Police larry OF tai' parish. all Parish Ii
ceases expire an the last of Dec,n2er, AID are
Therefore due on tue lst January. same a. the
State Licenses. ] have a fur aud fresh supply
Of ihsm row on hand and for sale. Al persons
that require them are helchy notified 10 cell al
nay office and supply themselves immediately.
febI9 THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
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IN aies---Norses---Slaves

TIME unders gned respectfully informs his
i friends and The public generally. that he Las
determined in future, as a great accommodation
10 his patrons. 10 keep in Plaquemine. 'h-7-sn-
out the year. a fine stuck of Fc.svs and Mules,
and also Slaves: which he in'ruds 10 sell iotro
lhaR Tie priccs q any 0ttcr ba3eT, and upon the
usual accommodating terms. He Trusts this re-
newed evidence OF his ii position 10 accommo-
date the public. will insure him a continuance OF
the patronage he has heretofore received.
au!s H. r. MOORE.
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3. CIAZEf.
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:. OS- Goods sold will not under any circum.
stances be taken back after three days, AMI no,
then if in bad order.
sepl7 j.. McWILLIAMS e co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

I AIDES and Misses Reticules, Work-boxe,
l. and Neces,airr,: PAPER Mach6 Work-bOx.
Is and Wiring Desk>-a very large and fine as
sortuent. For sale by
drr3 SiOCkLEY & DELAVALLADE.
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.ysEU. .EDE''S.

And select such articles as are requisite TO Sc
cure the desired effect.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JeWelry.
gort-ngonnaies, all Kinds.

1 CHOICE assortment Of articles in pure
a gold. at reduced prices.
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Socks ! Books !!

PRAYER BOOKS, Bibles, both Protestant
and Catholic. Fine Illustrated Books, French
and English; Il fine assortment Tor juveniles.
dec3 STOCKLEl Il DELANALLADE.
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nit $500, 600 capital.
Observation-Disclosures y. Giroinien.
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1emS2SprlosSerttHer .sSpmp BON NemeO)orY
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8irnta nd9renS Ssr lesten Is Sabre ~ 9bel trarre, na6tber linz
%terSctGnete Dem @utftttnt bic ~ergebtnfe %nseioe, Heas er felt benz
9pbe bes einen 3beiltaberS, Sru. 9emrp Sable, burd5 befen Gpb
Die G%pntq10nte selUf pSreea mar ben sansen beStptsn6en gprratt
.terial tGuTt9 an fd eetra6t Bat. Or mtrb tesGalb bas @efddft
in benz alten Stale tn benz frlteret Gefhdftstptat fcrttetretben
uto fS ITO CUR AuTsabf MAIDEN, paS ptanpsefddft tnanter nhebr tn
letner 0GlenSune Su %Serbehern.
Nuser letnen Glten gBaarentduferhu b Ter 8atrtt In gutamfr.
nabe Salttnt0refrp bat er etne teue arCse Babrtf tn 9. @uawfr.
nit Der GrgItte nod Q8efttr. errt6tet, TT tpel&er er zine erpBe &ns
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bie beiten Snifrunlentennnader aus 9ptOt. gtero. gUrf up gaItt-
more a Ytaap's %aitsseiteat katten. BITE tS5fe Yrdmte erbtett.
Der Musfp1th ts SnftttitS tput6e fur3 na6betl 6ur6 Ste Snz
buitrie &u%sfeanig SFn GidnlGpo, gay beftdttstl 100 tbm sbenfdas
as erfs 9rdntiun1 ertGetlt rurbe.
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1ten nup Fn6 70 cpntfruRt bas fe Bet auserrrSentlt6er Dauerbif
tteteit BITE Netn6ett hes GDne8 betabren rnO jesen 6ttma mtter-
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giustte taufea uno iplten Sisielbeas nur s%t folaen, aaaslfsu ten
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