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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
REITOVAT,i


A g q n = EUF ACT O = Z.
& SHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Z the citizens OF E5e4s5urE and surrounding
country that Lc las removed l-z shop from tie
o'd stand 70 the shop lately occupied br J-l1
Evans tJa.psa-sr-) where he IS prepared Z 80
al kinds e.. s-oI- n as line u business at short
nc-i-- and on reasonable terms aad bc hopes 5v
using but the very best material and -a.p.ay.l-
b-- t-= bss5 7-o-z-lal 81 merit f-u snare ~
uuo--c patronage. Eer-1-s wishing bargains in
puF-Azs-lg @ Carriage viii g. Weil by calling at
this es-a3lalD-ut. lie IS prepared 10 laalu,ao-
ture t-e following kinds q vehicles, Ei- -
BLGGlLS- Of different qualities and prices
DAROUCIES, CEEETCEEES, one and tro
horse RCCAAW WAIS, close quarter, eli ptic and
C-spring COACHES. s-cCr6 hand work r differ
eut kinds. Sc, making variety that ui.l suit
al tastes and all purses. AEPAIRI sc done
with ueetness add dispatch.
FaT. BARNES.
Ebensburg, April ., Is59-23-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-29
RoBr. J. ANDERsox-

JEFFERSON HOUSE, [NEAR WILMoRE
~ Station,) Jefferson. Cambria co.. Pa. JoaN
M'CoY, Proprietor. ffe1T. 1883
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Pnr1W Of dtUtsOH'
Third Judicial District Court of La.


Third Judicial District Court of Lo.
Succession Of Philip Scheer, deceased
10y virtue of an order of sale, to me directed by
Dthe Honorable the Third Judicial District Court
of Louisiana will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton Mt the corner of Canal Avenue and liampson
streets in the City of Carrollton, on SATURDAY
the 10th day of November, 1860 at the hour OF IL
o'clock M the following described property, TO
wit: - e,o,.,-,> ...l T.,
the city of Carrollton, in this Parish and State,
designated by the numbers twenty one and twenty
two in square 50 b. bounded by Cambronne,
Fifth Madison and Plum streets, on a plan signed
Neyarietur by Melancy Soniat and said T. Scheer
and to the act of sale of said S"nlat 70 r.
Schee said lots measure each 80 feet front on Cam
bronze street by a depth of 100 feet between pa
rallel lines Lot % forms the corner OF Cambronnc
and Fifth streets-tOgether with the buildings ana
improvements thereon, consisting OF a FRAME
DWELLING and OUF-HOUSES, &C. -
2d-On. lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNlIURf,
as per inventory on file. =, ~,
Terms of salc-The Furniture and the Real
Estate for cash the amount OF Slu| 49, th'
balance PAYABLE one half cash, and the remainder
ON n credit of one year, with special mortgage ana
from day of sale to maturity at the rate OF
per cent and in of non payment Mt matu-
rity at per cent. per annum, TIL Pnld
oct. lots - hERNhN' Au''i"h''''
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03

Resolued, That the Mayor is author
lied to purchase and accept title
from Mr.. NJ. Bach by Notarial Act,
the ground necessary to open Zimpel
and Short streets through Square No
80, to-wit A strip of Land for the
continuation of Zimpel street measuring
fifty feet front on Washington street
by depth of 275 feet; and strip OF
Land for the opening of Short street,
measuring 25 feet front on each of
Third and Fourth streets, by $50 feet
deep.
Resolved, That for the payment of
the price Of said Land, say $500, the
Mayor is authorized to draw three
notes of equal amounts payable res
pectively in one, two and three years
after date of the act of sale, with
interest from date at six per cent per
annum.
On motion the Council adjourned un.
til Wednesday. November Ia. 1860, at S
O'Clock p. M.
"a true copy,)
G. G. PORTER, Sec'v.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.

IN o,ed;epce to II proclamation to me issued by
| Edward Busson, Clerk OF the MIRO ' y. Ia.
District Court of Louisiana IN p Tisction on
Notice is hereby given that Genera h ia
the 9th dav Of November, 1860, will be held ,
throughout this Parish ut the following places anu
under the supervision Oh 'io e
siouers, to wit 49,, ,,,. .o,,,,r;sad within
the upper limit of the city of New orleans ana lht
i ~. "r ii,,it of Greenve. The Polls, whereof
hail he opened in the City of Jefferson, at the
CnnncjI Uail on Magazine street, between Napoleon
Avenue and Berlin streets.
commissioners: Daniel Nafe, Y. J. LeCorgne
and Jno. uerick. Clerks CHI "A. Lagroue ana
For that portion Of the parish comprised within di,
the lower limit of Greenville and the upper limit
of the Parish. The polls shall be opened III INC
CITY of Carrollton at the Court House. -
commissioners CHI. LeBreton, samuel fufseu
and Louis G. Pcrret. Clerks: Arthur WIRE ana
For that portion of the Parish lying on the right
bank of the river Mississippi enor.eeu Wilhi IN me
lower limit of the Parish and the lower line OF the
nlantntiou formerly owned by l.. Harahg, now
owned by Mr.. Parks. The polls shall Dc he'd AZ
"Reminiscences: Capt. Martin, John Callow and
Geo.iIldebrandt Clerks; DR.. John +. IHYi"r ana
Peter Aymar. -.
For that portion of the Parish lying on the right
bank of the river, embraced within the lower ING
of the plantation of Mr.. Sparks and the upperihno
of the Parish The polls shall be held ut the resi-
dcuce of Ed l4ivaudais, GLASS Work.
| commissioners N Dupre, ST., Fortune Zcringne
| and Ed. Fortcr Clerks: Moriere Fazende, ana
| For that portion of the Parish known ms tho
Baratarin settlement. The polls shall be held mt
Commissioners: w. h. Berthoud T. Boutte and
Andre Adam Clerks Mr. ID. Harang and Manuel
Perrin.
| For that portion of the Parish lying on the ser
| shore known Grand Terre, Grand Isle and tho
| Chenicrc Caminada, The polls shall be held at
| the School House.
| Commissioners Louis Rondeau, Leon Landry
and NJ Blanton Clerks Frederick Colin and
Given under my hand, mt my office in the City
| of Carroton, this 10th day of October, 1860
| oct lite GUY DREUX, sheriff
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
Star Hook and Ladder Company

TIVE rsyuEaN monthly meeting OF STAR HUM
Il AND La ODER COMPANY ~ n
No. ONE, of the City Of Carroll -Z7y%ZZL
ton, takes plnc" on the first SAT N.1
URDAY Of every month, nj IN" - Hmm,
Truck House, Mndison street h''"''" h"'"P
sou and First streets. 49,, ara
rho hours for calling the meeting 80 order arc
ns follows: From the first monday In Dct"h'T !"
the last in March, at O'Clock r. NJ an" iF"'" w.
first meeting in ApriI 4" tn" last IN 7'P'''""''' -"
Tbr animal meeting takes place on the Ihirh
Saturday Of December. .
Prczidort-E. CommagGre ,For"man-'', Ii'f.'I,
v Prcsidept-P. SouIiHr, lrtAzS ~ ',''
Sccrc tHry--J j. Hcrr" i2d AHA -. r
Tronsurcr-Max I.Intinger St"ward-J. IS. t"h.
--yg-punctual attendance of all the m"mhrt" are
particularly requested. w.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Pursuant TO n Proclamation of His EN-
Ss&9ENs. cellency, THOMAS o. MOORE
NA& Governor of the State of LOUISIANA
s&SS$-~s bearing date 18th September, leoo' tue
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
List ofLetters

D emaining in the Post Office Of the City; OF
II Carrollton, Qctober3l 1860, which, not taken
will he sent to Washington as Dead Letters.
A-Alexander NJ; ,AllenC Al Allen M 2.
B-Barker Nicholas; Basby William q Berthude;
Bozonier Jenny Miss Burlington Thos DR. 2.
C-Comannon Patrick. 80
D-Deiery w 2; Dendinger Mary miss care Of
Mary Reitenhaur.
F-Fakenstein Adam; Frank George, Cpainter.1
G-Gray p.
H-Hagen Nicolas.
K-Ketshen John DIR.
L-Lesnes Rev; Livaudais v.
M-Mirambel Joachim; Mueller Peter 3.
R--Ras nolds Mary Miss; Renaud John w; RieuxF
Recke II d.
T-Taylor Thomas; Trouard E, care of F
Dev ezin.
w-watson William 2; Wilde J p; White w.
H. II. GOGREVE, p. M.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
! WIS D,ELECTION.-


N proclamation de son Excellence THOMAS "
MOORE, Gouverneur de l'Etate de Ia Louisiana,
date du de septembre 1860, les electeurs quallnes
de la paroisse jefferson sont lc present rothes
ou'upe election sera tcnue Ia MARDl, siXleme Jour
de novembre 1860 refiet de choisr Six Electeurs
pour President ct Vice-President des Etats-uhS'
CONNIE suit
I'm Elseteur pour lie Premier District Electoral,
compose dea fparoisses de Plaquemine ct St Der
nard du Troisieme District de la Nouvele Orleans
ct du faul,ourg IRENE
lin Elecysir pour le Second District Electoral
compose de second District de In Nouvce Orleans
Ia Fexeeption tsu fanbours freme}, ct lie Premier
district de Ia Vile De IA Nous ellie Orleans.
I'm isiectcur pour lie Troisieme Dist ct Electoral,
compose du onatriane District de la vile
de la NouveilesO rleaps, de cette parie &c Ia Non
velle- Orleans qui So trouya sur In rNefdroite au
heuve Mississippi, des paroisses de Jenersoh, 81
Charles, St Jean BaptIste, St jacques Ascension,
Assumption, Lafourche ct Terrebone.
I'm Electeur pour lie Quatri6me District Electoral
compose DIES parosses de St-Iammany Washing
ton Livingston, st. Helena, Est-Feiciana, Quest
Feliciana Ponte Coupec, Est Baton Rouge, Quest
Baton Rouge ct lbervile. a.
I'm Electeur pour lie Cinquieme District Elec
| toral, compose DIES comics dcs Attakapns ct 0pe'
| ousas ct des paroisses Rapdes ct Avoyelles lt
I'm Electeur pour lie Sixieme District Electoral,
| compose des comics de Natchitoches, ouachith et
Concordia ct des parosses Catahoula ct Franklin
| ment detection depus heurcs A. NJ Jusauh
| heures y. NJ, le dit jour q de novembre 1860,
I,fet de rece voir les bulletins des electeurs quail
fes de Ia parosse Jefferson, sous Ia surveillance
| dcs Commssaires ct Grefners lui Sefoht acSiBho'
| par Iautorite competente.
Jelection de- ra etre conduite ct les rapports 81
triplcata de vront atre "nvoyes an SoussBhe ctrB'
| de les transmettre cpniormement la loi,
| Bureau du Sheriff, parosse Jefferson,
| octobre, 1860. ,..
| GUY DREUX, Sheriff.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
n OF JEFFERSON, LA,
MISCELLANEOUS.
a Marrow Escape.

"Come, Joe, tell us what made you
urn pale awhile ago when Jack toldus
hat he had seen grave, and asked
Yhase it was"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received upon
- the first Monday of November, until 10 o'clock,
AN by the Secretary of the Police jury Lett
Bank for the ditching and fencing of the proposed
extension of Magazine street through the Foucher
property proposals for the fencing, separate from
the proposals for ditching. Specifications to De
seen and explanations to be had by applying to
ROBT. =. PRESTON, or JACOB MILLER,
oct. 20-td Carroltoh' La
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03

be airing date 18th September, I0oO' ''i'
ouuited voters of the Parish of Jefferson are mere
nv notified that an Election will be held on Tues
day, the 9th day of November, lSoo ior the pun
pose of choosing Six Electors for President ana
Vice President of the United States, as follows
to wit:
composed of the Parishes of Palquemines and ~
Bernard the Third District of the city "t New
Orleans and the Foubourg IRENE.
One Elector from the Second Electoral District
composed of the Second District of the clty OF New
Orleans with the exception of the taupoug
Treme) and the hrSt District OF the CITY VA A>N'
Orleans.
One Elector from the Third Electoral District
composed of the Fourth District OF the Guy Oh
New Orleans, that part of the Parish OF orleans
having on the right bank of the Mississippi, the
parishes of Jefferson, st Charles, st John the
Baptist, ST J James, Ascension, Assumption, La
fourche and Terrebonne
One Elector from the Fourth Electoral District
composed of the parishes of st. Tammany " ASH
ington, Livingston, st. Helena, East Fehtian"
West Felicana, Pointe Coupee, East Baton Rouge
West Baton Rouge and lberri'le'
One Elector from the Fifth Electoral District;
composed of the Counties of Attnkapas and ope-
lousas and the Parishes of Rapdes and ANoyellos,
and
One Elector from the Sixth Electoral District,
composed of the Counties of Natchitoches, Ouhchi-
tn and Concordia and the Parishes of Chtnhoula
and Franklin.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Pre-,
cinct from the hours of Nine o'clock a M, MI
Four O'Clock, y. NJ, on the said 9th day OF NO
vember, 1860, for the purpose of receiving the
votes of the qualified voters Of the Parish OF Jef-
ferson, under the superintendent OF the Commis'
sioners and Clerks 20 be appointed by the nuth"ra
ties designated by law The Election to be CON
Quoted and triplcate retuns made to the "h"er'
signed returning officer, according to law. ~
Sherifrs Office, Parish of jefferson October 9th
1860 GUY DREUX Sheriff
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03
NOTHCxl OH ELECTION

Pursuant to n Proclamation Of His
E8HRe~ Exceency THOMAS o. MoohE,
exzNES&A Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
So bearing the date 9th September, lsoo,
the qualified voters of that portion of the Parish OF
Jeffe rson nst of the Mississippi river, are here.
by notified that nm election will held on IUESDAS
the 9th day of November 1860, for one Comtns'
sioner of the Board of Public Works for the First
District.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Pre-.
cinct from the hours of Nine O'clock a, NJ till
-Four o'clock u. NJ the said 9th day of NoV"m-
Der 1869 for the purpose Of receiving tn" votes
of the qualified of that portion OF the IftSh
of Jefferson aforesaid under the supcrintend"nce
of Commissioners and Clerks to be appointed by
the authorities designated by law III" election 10
be conducted aud triplicate returns made to the
undersigned returning officer, according to law
SheriTs Office Parish of Jefferson, Oct. 9th
1860. GUY DlSEoA' oh''lh'
YES D,EEEGEE1N.-Pa suite de In
~ proclamation de son Excellence THOMAS o.
MOORE, Gouvcrncur de PEtHt de la Louisiana,
portnnt Ia du u dc scptombrc, IHHO, leg circ-
tenrs qualities de cctte portion dc la pToES" Jcl-
fcrson Pest du fcuvc Mississippi sont par !" pro
sent notifies qu'unc ELECTION scra tenuc 10
MARDI sixiemc jour dc novcmbrc lsoO pour I'M
Commissnrc du Bureau dcB Jravau& PuDllcs pour
L. Premier District.
Les polls aeront ouverts dams chaquc nrrondiss"'
mrnt detection depuis hcur"s du lnHtin JnsI" "
| uuatrc heurcs de laprUS midi, IL dit Jour six ne
novcmbre l16O. n reifet rccvoir les bulletins d"T
elcctcurs qualities de Cctrc portion d" Ia phroiSA'
| Jrf fcrson suadite, sous lc surveilIanc" d"A Com
missaIrcs ct GreflirrS qui scront deSiBncA pan
| rHutOrite conpctente-
detection dcvra 6trc conduitc 81 les r"t"ur7 -
| trpicata dcvront 6trc cuv"yts an H"h7SK"'
charge de los trnnsmcttrc, commencement "A Ia Iol
| Bureau du Sheriff, Paroisse Jcicrsonr
le q dOCtObre 1860.
| Guy DREU%, Sheriff
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03

UTILLIAM STEFFENS--Prac. ~
w ,icaI Watch-makcr, No. - E-YS,
Camp street, New Orleans. Pattlcu- &c..
AR attention given 10 repairing Of " chcs.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-03

Notice 10 Contractors.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the Secretary and Comptroller "i the
CITY of Carrollton, until "EDN ES >
November l4th, at 3 o'clock, Z. NJ, Tor the
constructs Of Public Wells in SAID City
in accordance with specifications on ME IN SAID
Office. w. H. WL-LiamS'
Surveyor of Carrollton.
Carrollton, October 81. 1860.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

MODERN WATER APrARArUs.-Dr. Charles NJ. Wind
ship. of Roxbury, calls attention, through the columns
of the Medical and Surgical Journal to the danger aris-
ing from the use of water drawn from the copper boilers
introduced into the houses of this and other cities and
which the servants are apt to take for cooking purposes
unconscious Of the deet6rOus properties Of water which
has been heated in the bath-boer. The family Of a
well known citizen of Boston seriously poisoned by
the cook who was ignorant Of the danger having for
long period been using the water drawn from copper
boiler (which connected by lead pipe with the lead
eryor) in preparing the tea and coffee and boiling the
vegetables To avert the danger arising from such a
practice, which is not uncommon the Doctor advises
that water be introduced into kitchens only through ron
glass, wood or gutta percha tubesso arranging the
hot water apparatus that it can only be drawn into the
chambers where it is required for bathing &C. and once
week or more frequently If necessary let on the va
ter in the washroom by lockfaucet the key of which
can be kept in a secure place. The Doctor also advo-
Gates the Punishment from the kitchen Of copper vessels
and copper covers having recently been called to attend
several cases of colo induced by eating apples
aud cranberres stewedin copper and hemets vesselS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

NORTHERN HEIE SlAtEs 4ND SOUTHERN BLACK
OSEs-Ihe relative position, in point Of comfort and
good treatment Of the slaves at the Souh and the poor
oppressed white operatives of the manufacturing dis
trics of New Engand, TO be realized 10y the shoe
makers now tie strike at Lynn il We Judge from
the following cooquy, said by Boston paper to have
occurred there at a recent meeting:
FIRST Sh0cnuaker-What is the of our making such
a fuss about the slaves of the South: tell YOU We are
almost as much oppressed as they are In fact in one
sense, We oppro ssed o, they don't work as
many hours iu he week do; aud they get living,
while most OF US couldn't live, with families if We
couldn't get trusted for nfoeses of life which never
expect to be able to pay for at this rate
Second Sh0emdker-We are worse treated than the
slaves Of the South in every sense far can sec
First Strawberries | dont know but We are
Third ShoeRadker-lou know, gentlemen, we are not
a quarter a. bad OF the slaves OF the South though
we are by our foolshuess ten times bad of AS
We ought to be- They can't vote, complain and we
can And then Just think of it the slaves can't hold
meetings strike aud we haven't lost that priv
ege yet, thank the Lord.
F7rSt Shosmaker.-Thats so but whatil those pryile
gcs amount to- if they TO nothing? You see gen.
emen the only superiority Of conCiOn over that OF
Southern slaves L. We have got manufacture ourselves
out Of this strike. Eha, TAIL or shall We assert our
superiority over Southern niggers?
While political agitaors are disturbing the country to
its about the grievances OF the Southern negro
is evident that the sentiment is growing strong
cry day in the minds Of some OF the Workingnen of New
England tLas the condition of the negro is rather an en-
viabe compared with their own aud the recent ca
astrophe the Lawrence Mills coupled with the neces-
sy Of strike the part OF the shoemakers Of the New
England States, has still farther impaired conviction to
the sentiment. II demagOgues will insist upon perpeu
ally forcing the niger question upon public attention,
they must expect to find the white operative in the day
of his distress rejecting upon that subject and making
invdOgs comparisons such those OF Shoemaker mum
in tla ahC viii IA - iftfo roll.
of the thoughts passing through the minds Of the
sensible and reasoning portion OF the working classes all
through the Northern and Eastern States.Ncic York
Heyali
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ElEE sASaI aIIATGE COMPANY.
Capital, $IO,OOO,OOO,
Mn n A. INTO Mp - 1rn an.

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ME- respectfully ask attention 10 the security the Liverpool
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The large capital and Income % the Company enable take
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This COMPANY ALL make Insurance by loss of Rents Fire on
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Under i Policies o this Company al claims paid upon pre-
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

1 II CT Q a & Il Fa cilitc =.
l'hh subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the D,
II y ol hlchnond twenty years and has at this "a
ol ' io l"' hands in BIS employment, and viii, In 10
'e hNt month OF tSo, make large additions 90 that "
per tFis taken the story his especially for nu
t..in purposes De IS determined % make article In The
coming ' t ,1a compare iu every respect with clothing
alc u Northern cities and he asks patronage of his old
~ @ 'he public generally ysw OF the fact that he CIV
ns Pyuea m ocr midst o. large number Of mechanics and
Nfit lr Nn might otherwise for the necesSar!ts o
life hchas the best cutters and materials be surpass
Cd 'v ans house I'm the country.
NtJtnt, Virginia, Car inls aud Georgia Cassmeres and
iN or hu grades ana colrs Strictly southern Manuiactur
ing cs as all shall De- satisfied by personal inspection Of not
~l De INTENDS 90 dout What he has doing past
T. B SPENCE ClUthitr and Tailor
Com Nsf, ~. Tat, 30 Richmond Vl
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ODE An excellent book young filed Win brief sketches
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