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VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
FATHER thoroughly tanned without the use Of bark In
whatever ngof han two hundred
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CURED by the old process.
viii tested by experiment and shown any who feel inter
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Light Hides in from 10 20 - days.
Kip or Calf skins IN from 70 days
Buck sheep, Hog o Goat Skins, 10 one day.
BY TITS process better Article o. Leather made being heavl
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any competent judges
One Of nc,e tanning by tbs process
plant gr5v.nrs over the country and
be obtained simply by cuti Light
Any person Wishing interest In this process viii
IN S confidence ofer TO the public, can address
JOHN r. Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
feh8-Cm Proprietor.
81. f,rtla- rnt.. I'm The Ylrglnla Inher
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
By T~hWTsGay's .WaiI.

For want Of room, we are forced to
condense the news by this mail. The
secession movement is undated in South
Carolina. \ rumor is ripe that = con-
vcntion of the cotton States will be cal
led. The boot factory at Cheraa is re-
ceiving heavy orders for the Southern
trade. Neighboring States are contin-
ually sending offers to furnish troops.
&c, to South Carolina. Some Of the
Nirginians are in favor of sending com
misSionerS to South Carolina and Ge-
orgia, TO induce those States 10 submit
to a Southern convention. Mr.. Kcitt
has said that the President is pledged
TO secession. A dispatch says that the
Administration will perform its duty to
the law and the Constitution faithfully
and firmly. Toombs and I. K. Cobb are
speaking in favor of secession ia Ge-
orgia, and Stevens and Johnson against
it. The President is fully informed of
plans of the seceders, and will bear
responsibility when the hour of ac-
ton comes. A Grand Union meeting
was held in Baltimore on the 18th.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

OF any citizen Of Massachusetts, to in
demnIiy losses. lie advises the driving
out OF the State the manufactured goods
OF offending States-thut Georgia has
the right to tax Northern goods. lie
advises a tax Of % per cent on all goods
alter LIST January next, coming from
Massachusetts, New York and other
states to be RENTED when unfricndly
legislation eases. And he recommends
II the Legislature fails in cnactin~ pro-
per laws, that the people rise in their
might at the ballpt-box and domanI
such enactment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Washington Items.
SOUTHERN SECESSION MOVEMENT!
Cabinet.
Threatened designations.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I2.-No diSposi,
ton Is manifested on the part of the
Administration or prominent political
gentlemen. l. Interfere in the present
Southern secession movement, except.
perhaps, III a friendly spirit.
Ii Is probable that the President will
soon issue an address OF a proclamation,
because the election of delegates to,tae
South Carolina Convention takes place
earlier than was anticipated.
Real estate here is sensiblv affected
under the apprehension that the seat of
Government may he changed.
MeSSrs. C0rwin, Ewing, Ninton Of
North Carolina, and others. are talked
OF as members Of Lincoln'S Cabinet.
WAsHIyGroy, Nov. ia rumor gains
credit that Attorncy-Gcncral Black. and
Secretary Of War Floyd, have Informed
Buchanan that they would re-
sign il ne upholds Federal laws in the
of notification by any State
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
THE MOVEMENT IN
Meeting of the Legislature.
Great Enthusiasm in Savannah.

The Western papers contain the fol
lowing dispatches:
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. S.-The mas;
meeting Of the citizens tonight was the
largest ever held here. Captain join
W. Anderson was the chosen President
and Charles II. Way, Secretary.
The following resolutions were una
himously adopted amidst great entnusi-
asm:
Resolved, That the election of Lin
coin and Hamlin to the Presidency and
wee Presidency of the United States,
ought not and will not be submitted To-.
Resolved, That we request the Le-
g'Siature to announce this opinion bv
resolutions, at the earliest practicable
moment, to communicate TO our scua-
.OrS n representatives in Congress,
ana TO cooperate with the Governor in
saiiing a Convention of the people to
determine the mode and measures of
redress.
Resolved, That we respectfully re-
commend the Legislature to take into
Immediate consideration the passing of
such laws as will be likely to alleviate
any unusual embarrassments Of tho
commercial interests of the State. CON
sequent upon the present political emer.
gency.
Resolved, That we respectfully re-
quest that the Legislature take immc-
uiate steps to organize and arm the for
ces of the State.
Resolved, That copies of the fore
gong resolutions be sent without doIay
%oGr senators and representatives in
ue General Assembly of the State. who
y, hereby requested to lay them before
%e House OF which they are respective.
" members" ~
iae colonial flag of Georgia was rails
uis afternoon, oil Green's monument
1onnSons square, in the presence of an
Immense multitude. Addresses We're
H1ue and great excitement prevailed.
Augusta, Nov. S.-A large and enthu-
a. aSsic meeting was held tonight for
tormation of a club of Minute Men.
iIp'rlled addresses were made. and a
se number of men enrolled.
MiIlaS legislature of Georgia met at
GC1ieqgevlle on the Sth inst. when
II. Dlown sent in a special message.
Tho .d .onsiders that the crisis demands {
to opuo Of any NECESSARY measures {
sars e ,he rights of Georgia. He a
- sa;s II the laws Of Massachusetts tend c
thar ,p.underlng of Georgia's citizens. ]
.s 49,. S.ate should be made TO comnen, |
s.enm aen. de advises reprisals. He o
'ends the Selling of the goods S
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Meeting, in Exeniucky.

HENDERSON, KY, Nov. IA large
and enthusiastic meeting of the citi-
zcns was held here to-day. Urion res
buttons were unanimously adopted, and
secession strongly deprecated.
In Lexington, Bell and Douglas men
have passed resolutions strongly de-
nouncIng secession and diSunion.
More unloundeI rumors of Mr.. Breck-
mrIdGe's determinations are being put
III circulation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Tom The advocate OF Tuesday.
Texas ian the FielG-POIe Raising

The following dispatch, dated Calves
ton, Nov. II, was received here last eve
ming:
considerable excitement here about
the election Of Lincoln. Disuniou poles
are being raised, and Lone Star Flags
are flying. Declarations of Indepen-
dence are being signed and military
companies raised"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
By W;ednesday's .NGH.
Immense Meeting in Charleston
UNB0UNDED ENTHUSIASM!
Display OF the Palmetto Flag!
From the n. 0. Delta.

CHARLESTON, Nov. I3.-The meeting
of last night, TO ratify the Legislative.
call for a Convention was the largest
and most enthusiastic ever held in this
city. The galleries of the Assembly
Room were densely filled with ladies,
Eloquent speeches were made. When
one speaker declared the Union dis
solved, the enthusiasm was perfec tly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Movement i'm Observation-Disclosures
lature TO meet on the 26th.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. l3.-Gov. Pettus
has Issued his proclamation converting
the Legislature on the Goth instant, To
take into consideration the propricty
and necessity of providing surer and
better safeguards for the lives, liber-
ties and property of Mississippians
than is to be found in Black Republican
oathS, as evinced in the late election
and past actions of Northern State Go
VernmentS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Alabama Taking Steps.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. l0.-Our military
companies are luiiy armed and cquiI.
ped, and have rendered their services
u the Governor.
Our clJIzcnS are unanimous for disrI-
nIon. The city of Mobile opposes Sc
cession, but the country districts are in
favor OF disunion. Minute Men are ra-
pidIy organizing. Thirty thousand will
be enrolled by the FIRST of January.
An immediate convention /, insisted
upon, that the people may give expires
sion 70 their sentiments.
Hon. Wm. l.. Tauecy delivered an c1-
"Inent ana stirring appeal to an cuthu-
slastIC crowd.
y second meeting, in favor OF south
crn rights, was held. The Savannah
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
1t is reported that Georgia, Florida.
Alabama, Texas and Mississippi will 70
with south Carolina.
ToombS resignation IS hailed with &C
The crowd was greatly rei,iccd on
learning that the convention bill had
passed in South Carolina.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
--latest from GqOrgia.

M~nLEDGEvILLE, Nov. l2.-Nr. Hart
ridge introduced a resolution in the
House declaring Georgia out Of the
Union.
Mr.. C~harberry introduced a bill SINH
lar to the above resolution, and one
calling a convention to ratiry both. Re
to a committee.
Toombs' resignation will take effect
IN March, unless GEORGIA seredrS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
PrOccedimys OF Georgia.

M~niEDGEyIILE, Nov. ia bill was
Introduced iii the Legislature FIR Lcayi-
~ taxing manufactured articles impor-
ted from states multiplying the fugitive
slave law; also It hill preventing he -
items of offending States from ,uciug
in the court, ur t~irlryia
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Another Federal Resignation.

AUGUSrA, Nov. l2.-Reliabie informa-
ton has been received here that en-a-
tor Hammond has resigned his seat in
the United States Senate.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
EpaVeS.

Ian ARRErE par Silvany Aucoin, resi-
-NNs dsnt sur lie cole gauche du ileuve a peu-
pres SIX miles du village de P~laquemine, nne
lument SORREL, agee 3 on 4 ans 10 mains de
%hauieur, son front est blesonne, etampeei S. C.
III m Cheval rouan agee de Z GU s ans, ayant
des iaches blancheS sur lie dos occasionnees par
la selIe, Fetampe nest point legible.
lie proprletslre du dit animals peut robtenir en-
prouyent son droit de propriete. Simon ellie Sc
ra rendue LUNDI lie lone de December A 10
heures A. NJ, 1860, a mou office, Conditions
compliant.
novl0 ADOLPHE HILBERT, J. de Paix.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
in March, unless Georgia secedcs-
Declares her Independence.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-It is repor-
ted that the declaration of independence
OF South Carolina was laid before the
President today.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Missouri sill Doubtful.

~. Louis, Nov. l3.-The Presidential
election returns from counties already
heard from are very incomplete. 1t is
doubtful to say whether the State has
gone for Bell or DOUGLAS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Latest from South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, November 10. Or. M-Batb
branches Of the South Carolina L.rris-
iaiure have passed, by unanimous vote,
blll Tor calling a Convention t. meet
on the 18th day of December.
Senator Chestnut has resigned his scat
IN the United States senate,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
breckenridge carries Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. l3.-Wc have at hand
the returns from nearly all the counties
III the State. The majority for Brock
inridge is about 1000 votes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Fancy Groceries.

T the finest description. is our stock OF Fan.
cy Groceries. Call and examine il.
deb SIOCHLEl g. DEiAyALIADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
School Books.

! LARGE assortment. together with a large
4 stock OF School Stationary, for sale by
Se- SIOCkLEY Il DELAVALIADF
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

r9- One penny a day will buy food
in China sufficient to enable a man to
live comfortably.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Fine Cutlery.

w T. have IN store a very fine and choice Sc
w lection OF line Razors and Knives OF real
joseph Rodgers make, that We will sell low.
seS SIOCkLEY Il DELAVALLADE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

T TAKEN UP by Silvany Aucoin,
Sk6SEd a resident Oh the left side of the
aH.D river, about six miles from Pla-
&SGfk!s~ quemine. aSORREL MARE, or
4 !eaIs Old, 10 hands high, blazed-lace, branded
Also a ROAM HORSE, or s years old with
"hlte saddle spots in the back, about 10 hands
high, the brand is not lcgible.
Inc owner OF the said animals can have the
same by proving property and paying charges,
otherwise she will be sold on Monday the 10th
DAY OF Dacember next, 1860, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. ,
at my office. Terms. cash.
hoVlo hDOLPHE HEBERT, ]. p.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
FOR SALE,

A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, a coed Cook
and House servant.
GTerms-SjOO cash, the balan ce in one and
two years.-Appiy at this Office.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Heavy DisCOUnt.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. l2.-The brokers Of
this city are charging five PEE cent dis
count Oh South Carolina and Gnlrcia
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Coats, Vests and Pants

that was ever brought TO this market.
Seeing is Believing"
They thank the public for its support hitherto.
and will endeavoT still 10 be worthy of it. To
their old and punctual customers they give the
usual credit. Gail at the old stand. novlo
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Tobacco, Cigars, etc.

~ + have a very choice lot of Cigars. Smock-
ing and Chewing Tobacco, tor sale by
seS SGOCkLEY & DELNVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
From Wasi,inglon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-In official
quarters no approximations exist that
further seizures of Forts or public pro-
perty will take place in the south
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Kentucky Election.

Louisville, Nov. l0.-The state of
kentucky has gone for Bell by a major
ity Of from 5000 to 10, 200.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
O-B Persons Ora Of EmployeaL-A
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OyTo men of enterprise aud industrious hab-
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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Fig TiCesGGy'S Mail.
The Secession Movement,

CHARLESTON, Nov. I0.-In the House
OF Representatives a bill was adoptcd
Tor relieving the banks from having.
onc-third gold and silver to two-thirds
issue.
The 9th Of December was substituted
Tor the 6ul Of January as the day of
election, aud the l7th Of December IN
stead Of the !oth Of January as the day
Tor the meeting of the Convention
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

EtGt de In L0UiSiGHe, Paradise PBerriUe-
COur dU 6mc. District Judtclaire.
Mary Montgomery rs. Evcrard G. VIM.
No. 1927.
TETTE aff4ire ayart etc Replacement fxie,
~ ct prise scion, "a designation ct la lOi ct
levihence etant Ell favour du demanderesse ct
cOutre lie delendeur.
u est par consequent ordonu6 adiugG ct decrite
gull y ait luger9ent separant la demanderesse
Mary Montgomery de corps ct de biens d. Eve
rard G.. Winn, lie deiendeur, reservant a la de-
manderesse tous SEES droits de ~proprietG de meme
que sou droit lie r6clamer SEES %enians, ct quill Y
dit jugement conire le detendeur pour la somme
sc cInquan,e plas;res par mois pour son support,
a partiT lie IInception de &c process, SAVIOR lie 10
d anvil 1860, jusqu'a ce jour, ct qu'elle recouvre
ses irais pour depenses, en- cette a~tfaiTe.
lSignei DANiL ID. AVERY,
Juge de la CINE. cour.
Oct. &c, 1850.
Pour cope coniorme. Nov. Sth. 1860.
novl0 NJ. 4. ESTEVAN, Grefisr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Agitation in New York.

NV YORK, Nov. I0.-Busincss is pcr-
fcctly stagnant. News from the south
is of the most alarming nature. The
working classes are thrown in a state
of agitation, which the Tribune and
Times try IN vain TO suppress. Southern
bank bills on Europe are scarcely Nero
table. Southern state stocks are ON
the decline.
The organs Of the Union party are
pressing upon Lincoln to Issue a rro.
clamation promising not to violate the
interests of the south.
Gold shipments to the south to pur-
chase Northern Exchange are incrcas-
ing.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
.ANCY GROCERIES

EANCI GROCERIES - Sardines-
Rodel and sweIIerox Brands; Oysters, Lob
sters, Salmon; LOAF, Crushed and Powdered SUI
garS, Preserves, Pickles, Almonds, ~l;aisins, Bis
qniis, &c, for sale oy
Vf X. A. KEARNY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

WE have a large and fresh assert
w ment Of MEDICINES. which were pur-
chased for cash IN New York. and which We
warrant IN all cases, and Will sell as low as any
Hose in the South.
SeS SrOCkLEY X DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
GAZETTE 6 SENTINEL,
by MOnday'S .Waif.
Important from South Carolina,
From the Delta.

Great Excitement al Charleston.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Brandy, WhiskeY and Wine.


" + nave IN store a large ana choice sock of
Wines and Liquors.
Brandy. CordaIs, all kinds.
Nhishey, Champagne
Sherry Vine, Eugene C~licquot,
MADEIRA do. we. Ciicquot,
Muscat DO. ST. Louis Wine Co.
Claret DO. A'e-Porter,
Hn!le DO. Brandy Peaches,
Brandy Cherries.
All of which we guarantee first quality.
seG SrOCkLEY u DELAVAiLADE.
Fine Fancy Groceries.
S.'CH as Preserves, French Pat6s,
~ Fruits in Juice, S%ardines,
kais!us, AuchovieS.
Almoni Is, Chocolate.
%Jeiiies, Green and Black Tea,
! eserables in Cans, Pickles.
Iatsups, Sauces, &c. &c.
For sale by
seS SrOCKLEY & DELAyALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Movements of Geor:;,,

AUGUSTA, Nov. lO.-Meetings are be-
ing held throughout the State of Geor-
gia for the formation Of minute corps
military State Convention is to he
held on Sunday next at MillcIgcvillc.
A delegation of South Carolinians is
visiting Georgia.
1t is reliably reported that several
hundred thousand men are already en-
rolled, and enroll!nents are still in pro
Crcss.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

CHARLESTON, Nov. lO.-Intensc excite
ment continues to prevail throughout
tie city. Everybody is making prepar-
atoms to resist all attempts on the part
of,ale North to encroach upon the Con-
stitutional rights of the south. The
Palmetto flag is still being hoistcd.
The excitement is growing more in
tense, and resistance meetings are to
be held in different parts of the State.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 9-lhc Committee ON
Federal Relations has reported a bill
calling a Convention on the second Mon
day of January, for the purpose of TAX
ing measures against the dangers Incl
dent to South Cardinals position at the
present moment.
Eight thousand Minute Men are drill
ling tonight.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Youths and Boys Clothing.

We have just opened an assortment of Youths
and Boy Winter Goats, Jackets, Oyercoats,
Pdn;alo0nS. Yes :. &c. &c.
Cur stock Of Mems, Boys, Ladies. Misses
and ChiiIren,s Boots, Shoes and Caters Is very
large and comprises every style. known 10 the
trade OF the best material and finish.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Removal,

WE have moved our Drug Store TO the new
w brick building on the corner OF Nam and
Bank streets. opposite Roth, DrDleux Il Co,
where we invite Il call from our old Customers
and the public generally.
>eS SrOCELEY n DELAVALLhDE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17

" have IN store a large anl choice sock O
Wines and Liquors.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
& sEiyES
$E0Ckiey - De;HraiI0dc

Piaqnemine, Oct. 81, 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-17
Ross 81 GALLAGHER.

North side of Main ST.. between Bank & Levee is.
p. 5. We will sell 10 responsible parties
Goods payable the Isl day of January next.
PiaquemIne, Oct. IIth, 1850.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
0eruttf@te6-

Die @einernpte in Deutl&'
b.-(Mus3u9 aus einenp ripatbriefe
patirt Neufatt an Der 6arct, ben 4. go
pemter 1860.)-Die @einlele 1T beenci9'
unp bie6ualitdt febr prpindr au69efaQen,
Sn Der &beinpfal3 iinp uur bic 8eins
ouf ber Strede ron lln9itein bis Grentos
ben gut brau&tor Al nennen; Don ca
ouf> uno abmart5 lino bic @eine dueerit
gerin9, unp nur ;ur Notb 3u 9etrauden.
sSn 8etradt Der ldlebten Sualitlt Gnp
bic pretle per 186Oer @eine lebr bod unc
lal5en fi@ wte folSt nptiren: Nus cen
aar3 oerin9en Qaeen, 80 bis 100 per SUI
iptr. Deipeebeim, Sort, R6nissta9, Stu
bertcbera, 1870 bis 220 per Gurer,
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