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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
Miss issippi Items.

4 Tost he majority Of our exchanges
speak pt Wiling frosts, and that cotton
especia has been materially injured in
man 4ocalities.
The Yazoo Banner says g. there is
considerable quantity of cotton coming in,
and sells readily at from 10 to IL cents. !"
The Canton papers say that the "breal :
bone fever has made its appearance there,
and is prevailing in an epidemic form.
The Galatin Miner says that Hilary
Lanier has been ordered to leave the
county within six days, by a committee of
citizens residing in the Pearl river neigh
borhood. Cause, his utterance of free
soil sentiments.
From the Oxford Mercury of the 18th
we extract the following:
A rumor prevails that duel is on foot
between one of our senators and distin
guished politician, formerly of this state,
but now citizen of Tennessee.
There have been several rumors of con-
tempIated instructions in various portions
of Mississippi recently, which have inva-
riably turned out to be wholly groundIess,
or magnfied from mole.hill into noun
tain.
The fall term of the Lafayette county
circuit court will commence its sess OF at
this place on next Monday, the 22d inst.
The most interesting case which will
be that of a negro of John Bangle, &C
cused of attempting rape upon the per-
son OF his young mistress. No one will
be tried for a capital of1ense that we are
now aware of.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
Large fire in this City.

About one o'clock, On Monday morning
last, fire occurred in dwelling on
Levee street, (river side) between Leoni-
'das and Mary streets, belonging to Mr..
Windhorst, which soon communicated to
property next above, owned and tenanted
by Mr.. Eakerbread, and also to the build
ing next below tenanted by Mr.. John
Betz and owned by the Windhorst, with
also the residence of Mr.. WIS family.
The buildings with the greater portion OF
their contents, 'outhouses, &c, &C., were
entirely consumed. Loss estimated near
lo,OOO-insurance about $4,000.
The morning was an extremely calm
one--scarcely wind enough prevailing to
give direction to the smoke-yet it seemed
a miracle that the residences of Mr.. Eel
Ter below, and Mr.. Rasler above, were
saved from serious harm. Had strong
wind prevailed from any direction the
destruction of property must have been
The Engine and Hook and Ladder
companies were soon at hand, but water
failed in the cisterns and wells, and had
to be obtained from the river.
Mr.. Geo. Bosses saloon and grocery
were in great peril on the opposite side Of
Levee street; the saloon was on fire at
one time, and but for the exertions Of the
members of the Fire and Hook and Ladder
companies, with many citizens, would have
been destroyed with the store and adjoin-
ing residence Of MIR. Fritz Fischer.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
Florida Items,

Pensacola.-We see by the Observer
(says the n. o. True Delta of yester-
day. that the autumal flood tide of COM
merce has begun to set into that port
quite strongly. In its issue of the
Goth, that journal says of the Alabama
and Florida railroad:
We are glad to see these manifesta-
tions of business activity in advance
of our road tapping the producing sec
tons of the country north of us, as
unmistakable indications of q greatly
improved state of thingsafter the railroad
connection shall have been accom-
plished between this and Montgomery.
The Observer learns that the U. s.
steamer Vixen will visit that port this
winter, under command of Lieut.. T. s.
Phelps. The object Of her visit is the
survey of Pensacola and Escambia
bays.
A fire broke out on the morning of
the 18th, destroying property of the
value of several thousand dollars. upon
which there was no insurance.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

vote for immediate resistance and for
common destiny with the Southern
States and with this belief aoe aooutd
advise the slave States not to hesitate TO
strike an early blow from fear that faT-
ginia man hesitate in her duty tosase
South.
Ninth Congressional District Of OHIO.
Warren P. Noble, the Democrat candl-
date for Congress, has been elected IN the
Ninth Cor Tiffin) District by majority OF
$50. This district is now represented by
Carey, Republican.
Extra Session. - Tie Governor OF
South Carolina has issued proclamation
calling an extra session Of the legislature
# that State, for tile purpose OF electing
Presidential electors, and "if advisable, to
take action for the safety and protection
Of the State
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
. Voice from Kennerviile.

We are informed that large meeting
of the residents of the above village and
vicinity, friendly to the election of Dou-
glas and Johnson took place few eve
nings since, at which the principles of the
National Democracy were ably COM
mented upon and explained by the speak
ers. We were not favored with a report
of the proceedings.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
FOR PRESIDENT:
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
OF Illinois.
FOR vICE-PREsrDENT:
HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON,
OF Georgia.
Presidential Elections.

Fist Dis,rict-Col. MAUNSEL WHITE,
Plaquemines, Eector.
CHAS. BIENvENU, St. Bernard Substitute.
Second Dis,rict--Hon. PIERRE SOULE
Orleans, Elector.
w. G. MULLEN, Orleans, Substitute.
Third Distrct--Hon. GUSTAVE Leroy,
jefferson. Elector.
DESIRE Leblanc, Assumption. Sub't.
Fourth District Hon J.DUNCAN STUART
East Baton Rouge, Elector.
W.T.. HERMAN, East Feliciana, Substitute.
Fifth Dis,rict-Ron. JOSHUA BAKER,
81. Mary, Hiector.
w. W.'WHI1 TIN GTON, Rapdes, Sub't.
Sixth District---Col. N. d. COLEMAN,
Madison, Elector.
in. T. RICHARDSON, Morehouse, Sub't.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
Naval.-The Warrington Ola

Naval. The Warrington Ella. }
navy-yard correspondent of the Pensa-
cola Observer, of the 10Th, writes
The United States steamer Mohawk
is to be taken out of the dry dock to-
day, and will proceed to Mobile this
evening or tomorrow morning; she
will, however, return here before pro-
ceeding to the coast Of Cuba.
Lieut.. Hayes, U. s: N, has been
detached from this yard and ordered to
the u. S. sloop-of-war Saratoga.
The work on the Fulton and St. Louis
progresses rapidly the latter vessel
will soon be ready for sea.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

. First Frost in Charleston.-We are
glad, for the sake of those who have
been troubled with apprehensions of the
prevalence of summer sickness (says
the Charleston Mercury of the l7th);
to be able to announce that there was
quite a heavy frost here yesterday
morning. At 6 am. the thermometer
was as low as 46 deg. This news will
doubtless have the effect of giving new
hustle and animation to our already
busy thoroughfares:
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
Third Judicial District Court:
Parish IF jefferson.
THE HON. JUDGE BURTHE, Presiding.
CIVIL TERM-OCTOBER 1860.
CASES FIXED FOR TRIAL:

Wednesday, October "a, 1850.
l77a. II. Trahant VS.. p Hickey-Commandeur
Cutler.
1877. Baptiste Moledons vs.. R. vllleneure-Cutler,
Scott
1871. II. H. Gogreve VS.. Mr.. & Mrs. Lvaudais-
Commander, L. L. Levy.
1922. B. TaledaTo VS.. Nicholson & Co., ct ais
@. Rosefius, L. L. Levy.
1896. w. A. Hamilton Robert Morris-Cutler
VT. & J. B. Cotton.
Thursday, October 25, 1860.
1870. James Wallace Robert Morris-Cutler
VT. & J. B. Cotton
1862. John w. Warner vs. Robert Campbell efals
Cutler, Durant & Homer. N. Comhnafs
deur.
1715. Robert Woodcock VS.. Steamboat Henry
Lewis-Cutler Mari & Cutler.
1719. Henry Watson vs. Steamboa Henry Lewis,
Cutler, MARI g. Cutler.
1912. Xavier Bernardvs. John Deniger e. Sheriff.
VIZ. q J.B. Cotton, NJ. Hahn.
1852. Charles Wells vs. Edward King-Cline &
Cutler, Commander.
Monday, October %, 1860.
l741. Louis Coursault We. J. Aymami A. Roster,
n. Conmandeur.
1875. II. Young Gaspar weitz, E. Heistand,
N. Commandeur.
1859. Sarah Willard We. L. A Leaton r. L. Preston
P p.
l7i2. w. P Vincent ct ais VS.. P. Chopin, Bonford
Singleton &; Clack, G. Dufour.
Tuesday, October 30, 1860.
1884. A Dierkes VS.. F. NJ. Rust, F. Haynes,
L. Charvet.
1880. City of Carrollton VS.. ]. NJ. Magee, r. L.
Preston, NJ. NJ. Reynolds.
1881. City of Carrolton VS.. D. NJ. HoIlingsworth,
Il. l.. Preston, NJ. NJ Reynolds
1882. City of Carrollton vs.. Mrs. n. Settoon,
r. l.. Preston, NJ NJ. Reynolds.
1913. City of Carrollton VS.. o. U. Irrelevant,
r. L. Preston, A. N Ogden, ir.
Wednesday, October 81, 1850.
1896 N. Young G.. Pfrimmer, n. Commandeur,
r. l.. Preston.
1912 l.. A. Heaton Us. J. Davis, r. L. Preston,
n. Commandeur, Interviewer
l6l5. Ants. Costa & Co, VS.. Joseph Fleury,
N. Commaudeur, r. X Cutler.
1913. J. Burgard VS. Louis Decuers, \. Commandeur
r. X. Cutler.
Thursday, November 4, 1860.
1876. j. McNichol Gals S. Bennett, Huntermiller
50 Commander w. T. Scott (
l7H. NJ. Schuppert VS.. p Kentzel & ais, w. T Scott
N. Commandeur
1878. A. NJ Smith vs.. VIM. Smith, her husband,
r. X. Cutler, Dugu6 & Dreux
1892 P. Sander vs. S. & D. wafter, Cotton,
w T. Scott.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
a Good Paper for Every Family.

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/, Those subscribing now for the twentieth
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

UThe parties convicted at the July
term of the United States circuit court
for participating in the rescue of a
fugitive slave at Ottawa, last October;
were sentenced at Chicago last Wed:
nesday, as follows: John Hossack,
ten days. imprisonment and one hun
dred dollars fine; Joseph Stout, ten
days imprisonmentan and fifty dollars fine
Claudius B. King, one days i'm prison;
ment and ten dollars fine.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

u This evening at the usual hour the
Hon Mayor and Council of this city are
to convene for theaselection of their Off
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

not prepared to be made tool in the
hands of such political iunatics as
Rhett, Yancey & Co. believe. how
ever. the L. and b branch
of the concern will lncontinently cave
at once. They are awfully low now,
and a heaithy reaction is going on
against them.
We 1.-THE National Democracy have
passed through q hard frial-but day
of reckoning and bitter responsibility
will soon be upon those who Will have
brought the country and the Demo-
cracy to the unfortunate condition we
NAV soon be in, and will be in, unless
the masses rally to the only man that
can save us, the gallant Douglas. They
must be held to stern account by oil
considerable and sane men. Come what
will, we are fighting great battle OF
principle. Let us work on to the end,
keep up our Organization, and let the
perpetrators of this great mischief feel
that the people of Alabama will hold
them to strict account hereafter
Hon. Re~sc1,elL y. Johnson.--A tele-
gram to the Albany IN. W Argus,
dated Syracuse, October Is, says:
Hon. Herschel V. johnson addressed
very large audience at Courtland
today, Notwithstanding the snow was
five inches deep and roads bad.
'Arcades Ambo.'-A South Carolina
editor makes it appear that Robert
Barnwell Rhett and John Quincy Adams
sprung from the same stock two bro
tners named SMITH Mr. flett, e Iasa'Iy
ane,l aasa =; 40. s,ssts j
from whom sprung the mother of Mr..
Adams and the other IN South carealna a
&c mnI NJ Pitt ~ " We , tb;nI T. not imnro-
bable. as both are ultra. badlv-blalned
men, only their idi0syncracies lean in
opposite directioQs Had Mr.. Rhett
peeii r9aiIa 1919 me mGr,o
and Mr.. Adams sprinrinfs from the
bosom and fed on the pro lncxs of South
Carolina, he would ade q fire
eater OF the Afst Ss' oee'1Het's
A'ef>0o'''e'"'
more Hetp-Mr. Charies q. feaTS
Douy' INC ea' ,'oi 1ieuioul - : wy ~
slaes near Coluiilous' eJa., says as Ioi-1
lows:
Believing, as I do, that every vote
given to Breckinridge is but a vote toa
Lincoln. shall most cordially give
Douglas my support, and whatever
influence nv humble position may
admit of.
cur. a. ~
ue1e'"g heoey JoT nc Gfssss-7 'ss
observe that division OF the minute
men, a la South Carolina, has been
formed in Macon county. Alabama.
RAISE Ietegraph'c D7spatches.-Ihe
Cincinnati Enquirer of Saturday has
accurate returns from nearly everv
oorn+u 8, Tho s+a+a &C OH ,,h;ah
county ii INC 7'a.e ~ on'o' w.lions
sho" that lhsteao OF ~o'ooo hepuplllc s
majority, it is only 1894, and that the
few remaining counties will not mate
i.u, +,,o us,,1.
' VIZ -.
"A nun hanned AlhS was eggeu ana
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

arkansas River-The Little Rock
Gazette of the 18th says: The river
still at low water mark and no prospect
of a rise
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

g Saturday last, says tile Savan-
nah Ca Express, of the 18th inst, Cap
tain Rufus Beiison, of the schooner Z.
.G. Knight, of Camden Main, died at
the Hospital in this city. The schooner
cleared on the I'd inst, from their port
for New Orleans, with cargo of rice.
The vessel proceeded down the river
on Friday. The health of Captain Ben
son would not permit of his remaifiing
at Tybee roads without medical advice;
he was brought to the city, and died
as above. Captain Benson was we'll
known in Charleston and New Orleans.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
Terms OF the Newspaper

VOLUME Ill, of the "Carrollton Sun" will begin
the 23d June, instant it will be printed as
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issued to Subscribers at fee dollars per volume
of l04 numbers, if paid for before the close of
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full volume of 104 numbers, siz dollars will, in
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No Subscfiption will be received for q less term
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unless the publisher should choose to do so.
Rates Of Advertising:
All Advertisements will be charged 81 Zone dollar,
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and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
All Communications on personal matters, if admit
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Advertisements inserted by the month or for a
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

"A CARD.-GEoRGE BoEsE respectfully tcr-
ders his acknowledgements to the Fire Department,
and the many friends who cxerted themselves in
saving his saloon and grocery store from fire on
last Monday morning. oct24
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

A CAKD.-The unfersig Sed tenders his
thanks to Fire Comp any No. One and also to Hook
and Ladder Company No. One for their efforts i'll
saving hisresidence from total destruction on Mon
day morning last by fire and also to the many
friends who aided him on that unfortunate occasion.
H g. F. TELLER,
oct24 corner LeonfdGs and Levee streets.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24

a CAKEs.-F. A. RssLER returns thanks to
the Members Of the Fire Department generally,
and especially to the many citizens who aided him
in saving his property from destruction by the
conflagration of last Monday morning. oct24
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-24
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
WEDNESDAY, Oct. "a, 1860.

ID Being in favor of the continuation
of this Union as it now exists under the
Federal CoEstitution---and opposed to any
and every measure which might ulti-
mataiy tend to dissolution of the COM
pact entered into between these United
States under the authoritysaf that nstru-
'ment we frmlybelieve the names below
fairly. justly and fully entitled to the suf-
frage of every true National Democrat
throughout Fahe land-whe desires the
future welfare of his country.
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beue Sranntweine, 8um unD sE6iefiss unp 6o.
Nannas unO DOmeitie-@ isarren in Den 5t1up
gelsBt, allen biaigen NnforOeruneen 0eniioen m
T0nnen, miro eS unler c~iirigites 8sltreben letn
purh Stalgteit ber Dreiie unD 9tseuitat Der Ge.
OifnHn8 uns eie @unlt pes 9u6litums ~ erin.
gen uliv Su er9atten.
9tthmonb, 3D. s.. Mai 1860.
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Seleaaiafea

Ter ilnter3ct2netc erIoutt Fb rem Vublifum
anjujet9en, bab lctn SSh9sn uno 8ueoy ~teoer,eit
Otrett lte9t, nm 6dmtlten au ir9eno einsr Eaaes.
5ett uah rtj9em SerGniguuSsplos III faBren.
Oerartt8e SeltelIun9en fGnnen i'm gBtl6etm Ien-
QauS Des 9rn. v. SAao 9snrad5t lpcrpen.
9S. 6ebriua
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18th.
OF


Rev. M. G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School.
Dem ecrGrten reutIfen 0ublitum ptene ,ur
@r3et9e, paB ntetne S&ule fir &nn6sr unp
Df@e6en am erten MOntag i'm September wies
Der ertfnet perben pirp.
Sn meinrr Shule werben bic eno[iIbe.
benti6e, frans6ff6e unb 6sbrGiI8e @pra6en
unterridtct cbenlp 2tIen, Streiber, Gjeoaras
ptte, @ei&t&te, 9taturlc6re, Na~turacf6itbte.
3.-6nen ano auf Gerlangcn aud Bud,
taltun8. Nls @ebalfen bate iA spet eeiibte
4ebrer, bic In jeper 6tnf&t itren 6adern &C,
tpafien iinb. Meine SHulStnmer Inb i'm 0a~
fsmsnt Der SYnagcge an IL, na9e Warlbalfr.
Dtsisnt8en @ltern, Die mir t6re 6jrper an.
Sertrouen moaen, finO er1u6t, mir balo bic gn.
setae gu md6en, ca IDS nur cine tlfine An,ab
neuer SAaIer anne9men fam.
ID. s. 81 i6eIba4er,
@de Der 1. uuD Observation-Disclosures.
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@Ortrn erbaIten 500 9oreu Srauaen, go
Soren @ttrcnen, frif4e 9Faumeu, l, 2 unp 6
YfpnO Soren Gpincn unO 6rtseu, lu,ptt aud
%triidaen Himbur8cr SGic unb Sarpinc5.
@ta 81 Serfanfen an NteperYerfaufer BET
q. u. W9rrs,
232 SrOapifr, 5ptI6fn Der
Stem mnp 4tcn StraEf.
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DrlbG1affs Gr5Gauno

Der unter lsiduet erlaubt lG elmer, ]eeebrteu
pnbltfrnt re QnSeiSt 3t Madden, SGe CT spiider,
Ger D.. uiie Z. StgaBe elneu 2aeerbtsryS a!on er.
0Hnst bat. GS miro OaS 8elrs6ea oelTelbcn leiu
pets Err ole tffsn @straufe ~ batttn ule tnrG
autnieltiane rnc fseunoGt@e 8eDienuna otcieni.
6fn, wsldae i'm Esinhen, ben furiru @ufenteolt
tn ietrsm frsunrIi5rn uno tlT9lsa 9ussle anoe.
HebH ,n MAIDEN.
Rt4n,enp, 20. Suli 1860.
3Oba 9srbts. agt.