ocr: W( )OD'S JTIRSERY. 1855 1866. [Sixteen asile-* e»st of Iowa it_., in Cedar se.] ao.ooo Ghraited Appl* I'rf 08, from 3 to S snmmers Kiowlh at fl.' 50 and $15. per l'K). Extra tre a Tew of w hn-li arc large enoosrh to fruit extra price*. Also cherry trees of different varieties and tome ornamental trees. WAil trees warranted true to name, Our nuraerj beiug 'ii miles from Umber, the tiees are nei! adapted to prairie soil. Having ss' eefled well in fall transplanting tlietwo paat autumns, we feel prepared tor?rouimead it. aud believe it would be economy in the farmer to set his orchard in the fall and raise a mound N or II) iuc hes ironn sach tree, which shonld lie remrue ed when vegetation has starter] freel in the spring, al wli.' li time the tree should be trim el to suit the taste and toe previou* years growth shortend to or 1 buds. Many farmers •re no doubt aware from sad experience, that in Iowa, where nearly al! our seeding is dene in the spring that if the orchard anting is neg lected until that season, it is apt to he put o(T till theiiixt spring, and so from year to e:tr, until it is full time he had a bearing orchard When spring planting is practiced, it ia thought to be of material advantage to dig the hbles for the trees ia autamn. Catalogues forwarded to thoae who request them. Address G. P. WOOD, a42tf Bfftngta+e, ijedar co.


The Cedar County advertiser. [volume]

ocr: STORES, TO* AND COPPER WARE o—o P. Daniels, Would inform ti.e public, that he is now i prepared to supply them with stoves for either Parlor or Kitchen, of almost every size variety or pattern, compnaing among others the A K I A O N GLOUE, FOREST QUEEN and many others. I am continually receipt of stoves, copper and japan ware, and can supply customers on reasonable terms. ftOF* All kinds of job work done on short notice, wi»h good material and war ranted. YO.V.S PAT EXT Copper Lightning conductors k«pt con stantly on hand. Those about to purchase would do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. v2nltf Tfor HE undersigned having made arrangements tunning the above Mill. wi.I grind wheat fo: toll or exchange, and Corn at ]Or per fjiidhel. Custom Days, arui Fri day", riosir of all kind, on hand and for u -'Me.

place_of_publication: Tipton, Iowa

publisher: Chas. Swetland


ocr: |[:IiticaI Column. jJwii-wCXAt.c For County Jvdgo, KCKEKT M. WJ.NU Esq. For Recorder awl Tretuurtr, HARMON C. PIATT. For Sheriff, J. E- L. CARY. For Surveyor, MARTIN G. MILLER. For Cot oner, rUiJR st'OTT. Independent Tiokot. For County Judge, WELLS SPICER. or Sheriff JOHN H. BIRELEY. For Surveyor, GEORGE WHISLEFT* Ma. EDITOB:—Pleate announce the name of WILLIAM LONG, of Io*a Township, at an Independent candidate for the office of Sheriff of Ce dar County. Cedar Bluffs, July 25th. 1955. MB. EDITOB —Please announce the name of JACOB SHAW VER jr. as an indepei dent candidate for the office of Coroner and oblige MANY VOTERS, Tho Next Presidanoy


ocr: *9 s^h i!. 1. FAC5TORV. h£j S'd im n 7 LAlh, FLOORKNO, J.nst, Scantling, Fencing and all kind* of Wt'le, Clear and Common Lumber and" havtaMf in tonnertion a i I A N I N O A I N E -id r's me facilities to ficmsh order Md constantly keep on hand Dnr.sseo 1'LOORINO, SASH,DOORS i w who superintend* the factory, !. iv n| Imi u e o y e a s e e n e o e n w i i n n aiaiilar establiabment at Mo!ine Jt i ols^.itte himself that lie will give te eraf wltfuetior) tr all who may favor u« u ilh their patronage (figr All orders ad b«e*«i either t» us, or S. 0. it P. 8te»n, WiM receive prompt attention. LUMBER YARD, B. t, 8?a'i8,1 AtOLSSALK A!*D RtTAtl. UcriLBa in all kiri*It if 'f.PWlHCR. SHINCILES, Factory on Scco.vj strvet, Pot Office BI.INOJ^ AH| &UMDEK li.iv the clUest esUblisbed YARD in this city, am' received a very liberal patrotiapfe froin Tijitoi. tnd snrroiiiuling coun try for a number of years, for which I ten.ler mv sincere itianlcs, and reepetf*i'y aolicit ipy old, as w»!i .'k new i usti/iiui to give «.r a raU and I will giiv'.ranti'S to give them pene-ai satiffa* t''?n. Pers. ns 'ending onlers can res' i3?ite«( teat they wilt be carrfully filletl at asvheap term" as though I hey were lieu* in person Office aecond sit, epfM.««4e Ben^s Muscatine, lowa.^ U—Jy TKIN.) [e. maiu" 10 lv


ocr: fa»war4iai and CoMsU^M arrcsmaii taw w nv J't: 1 ji^^l ,1^ \\\CUTLERX. if Watar Street, Maacatina, Mk Ca*A mdvOnrt* m»dt PrvAwt wiih him. OFFICE, ind Ware ROOM, ia tbe larzv Chr* Brtek. corner of Pine aad Water atraata Maiw-aUne. Iowa, Nov 16, IS").!. i E O E G. M" A A V, ruroarrk WHVLLSALK DKALF.u&i Awwww MHW w*-v-xXV vlnd Agrxcuttufd hnvJ'tntmfx MUSTAWKE STREET, »OfV


ocr: NEW LUSW3E3 Y'ISD 5* Ii! i i s .- i i I y s n i i o e \l fit*. n«of 1 n and til!'! crpe -a Ijf. th.t ev I av. e*tat ti-hed a l.'ipiher Yaul •in ^lrsc«,ri*, o». Sec- nd St. opp t* 'he ver wN.'"'- ti- n t#r.t!y h*n-J a fencra a- r' Luiolior, Miin^les, 8ijuii Tiiuln r, liiltllj Wh c' Ibev are -tern -e o I It rna »s tut be pi ch*- a wii e *-i the i:y t•• cask. O n tn Ho i- «^ulck Pale« ^ndi small Profits.' i.rdcr iruin the ciint: Wil' h-» U i U t! c'ia -er v« s pre ent Mr. Hod. hiving been en«fa?»d In ti er 1 ii in*s- f-r the I a s years in thi fl.tti«-s himself tho he w befnr" p'i 1i*-:»".' call 'cu ore. WIIal.IAM O n o E lotvn GO One door ea«i if 'lie *t Offic Blank i (Vnn-ies hu Books of all kin'-kepi V' -li !.o ti'l. IJeco n®" !4t«y fl !l tw ..ble to rn.d Compl*'" sa'is'a -t'OF cis'oine.* UUa (Vun'ies siinp wilh all kinds of Ma Cvwai# elM"v


ocr: A I A E S Om 8ECQXD fb'v tm rF.RR Vomi ISL4SD Strtrti, Davenport, low is. \yE Veep constantly on Land a anpol of Carri.K"« and Hn. iii'» fc.o tern M.inuf u torv, made of the tc*t hi.a.nid ber that New F.ai md can fumifh. jMr \v, »t«o hKie a Y.ipplv «|.!» n.lid cinn'. sad double huacas, at the liErO-?.TfRV S A N i S 5 V A Septambar I'lftSl. p4I -3B


ocr: S A i N E U S a«o OC^LtaS 1* W Lt n r*»t» axo ji 4 A O A K O K A U A O lock Ufa •d. 1 /i».o t. W e a a a o a e v W N V a Fooalr, ». hsvr otih nl all time*, IM|" f?.0 I'lIOuT#' Wi.iTlf'l. fac'litu* #.jr i OW tine. w de ale me IS I e"rr-lt«l by %..V u« in On V« «h- -e ss we a f»«den Hiver (s hf ^e i S-vvY ait We are ajf» iit fx Pr n ,«Sup» w v ii Ma!nd*MS lie1' a.- i- n s't el rv pr a. )rJe a b» m*tl w -se we tiM at* n A k I t' Island HI Aa« W In.'ft tf sfion.-tiK JSP ro vvrss/t'-v. ho'sia^ i-'i w. sre *cl vci« tthue .-r •a nn«- th' iH.t I*ii*-i11* *». '('.•* i ami-. 'K- of or.x '"V."^TT3T^* IV* \rrMil i I a t»* I our k, «iii in Ml 1 Um- 4 ilt»ftftil a ill !.e add |Vn ., JOHN* 1 ryf» A ©a lilts, aiittv, Jm! 10. IMA. If_ a s i A i i i S i EVANS, I I A N E & Commission & Forwarding Ml* ohnntt, A V W O I i K O i GROCERIES. LIQI ORS, CIGARS &C., «v.. Sre. Frnnt at.. !Hti»ra«lne, lofrn. I I A I E S a N E A E V aii.-i ook amd «btmi mvita it* Msm li 3Ji43a .111 k,a,u of Lr.ilhtr, lt dti, Shoe Finding-, Sa ldi^ry, Hard ware, O A S A I S ,\lnn Sh'tet, Muscat,nr. Iowa, Ih'tiMi. Saddle, a id e .Makers' at» 11 ii .( re«pec .1'V direr ed a lar re ai wtdl-as-.rt.'il stock "f every thing in I en lino. 9 o fr T3 jsa JVLJfcyt. I s 5! O I S A I O I I N iiuLLA I.E A N itLT vlL i A S I Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ias*ware. Qtin'iu%»ar#, JfcT Slt'-c 1 I low*. (I'filer (M.I F-ll. w. II»U.) O I I e s i v a e a e n i o a ot fie Cti/ens oi (**d tt county, to their veil 'ect.-d s'.n k wloc.i llo v are n -w r^cei. V Mji, w Omi sUK'k o: pi nil .nul fancy -ilk*, dreSS .tods tud embroideiies cauaol lie sorpasaed


ocr: ta jA Cednr County. THE undersigned, aeents lor proprie to-. f.ir on lioeral tt riu« t.i a. tu.il •etll. r». n«- hundred builiiing lo.a in '.he town of l»nr,int, *i'« on.t li*)ii(t on the Missttxippx and Ahstvuri RaUr§mL a n i i i e i n o i .- a n o i i n l'ua-.- hav Wo ..fT" ed for «.ile -n- lv .r ng ihe V th.r-y vs. a readv to have been aoldl mostly to person* w,.o intend i mprove. Arrnneements have been made with responsible pnrties to keep a Inrye supply ol dres-fed an ^axonrd lumber, sa.«h &c.. ns soot: as the con'truc- tion tram natives tins po nt. About 20th Sept. r&f Store hotiKPS and mechanics' shops w II he erected at once RHf" 1 hie is the most Convenient de pot to lipton and its Mirrnundmcs. and the atlention of tin people ot Old Ceiar is requested to this fact. .V3n onK fc ^XK'JKNT. Parenp rt an? .f-r*' r''~ P'"'»


ocr: STOVES, AND COPPE1 WAIS S. P. Daniels, inform the poblie, that he is prepared to supply theio with stoves for Parlor or Kitchen, of almost variety c»r patters, comprising others the BLACK DIAMOND GLOBE, FORESi QUEEN and manv others. I am continually iri receipt of and japaa naxe, anid can tuatooien en reasonable terms. Hjjf All kinds of job work BOttce, wi'h good material ranted. LYoys P.I fE.rr Lightning coodu."tors kept staniiy on hand. Those about to purchase would do tc call and •Itewhere. examine before purr v2nltf


ocr: TH A f- AH«K HAT th:. pluce to pet the value of your cney BT BlVI'ti TOt'a ft FBRS mi,


ocr: PECK. H. F. f» xIOM:.** tLt MKT AIL a a e a e Mi 4b Sign of the thread Are, |nvenp rt. Jgtnl for Mently's M', JVaits, FARMERS* TOOLS, \N VII,S, N I k" 1- CHAiNB. TIHNED C0PPKR AND ZIIJ0. 1 rso—"Arnrt'tl liuiii I fit. CLOCKS, AT LOW I'ttH ni' ly Locks and Latcnet,


ocr: fam:u rHE I MYER REMEDIES laaaed aaift At mm ad mmaaraj of the vn vir:t\ ..T AM# POPULAR KNOWLEDGE. tSiETI'i ?."? SI T-- ATS C-i 5t-\S!V iT •!.'.. r* -.'•• WITH CAPITAL OF in ac fttftti a. rf Spurious 'or ie ixu Sj "T »rdM« a •. *«.»»':"K w »t r*|t»rjr*,. L**t Tn.r. JOH I 1 3 I I I E it.-. .: r» .- aa fta W±4 Mit w F/5 LTZ^r *JBI£ Ulffi EL COMPLAINTS MOW.I.v: 5 u U O V Y S Y U OF BL-1CKE£ZRY ROOT, Wk'ick. tagl. wj^r ti ubi l»J«Wr »"K» -o« i TV* ratM-TBi^ if fc. (aacsa. TW ra'k»mi» Imit A.V! tl»f "jr.* r« -Ktjr'lf IMc Mf iii. A* &-*»<•% I*t*witar BIX1TT C-?» tk ijni Cefiat «a^» *:•-. •ei iowands Tcmc ^.|u.- air Ur fiCu BeweSa. FEVER & AGUE. fJH


ocr: i" AaJ* I Ufir. Ca*^i:r^, Cliz. paiAt^c. a»l 1. aaatawrai at «a|«ici. -a a*4 C*fmg* 4, eA«eatarf wrt'i iUMa. C. STAPLED.


ocr: I leieby give notice to the eitir"n.« nf np th ^i," s ^|^||r consistin« -f every .m. :y st.q !.• Irf Goo!a ^t,d ILrtmUof trench, German, and American, CL 0 THS A^YD CASSIMF.RE.S, Tweeds, Satinets, Vesting*, &c., &c. Cotton Goods! Of all kinds and qui! ilies. A I. SO: Silks, Satins, Luces, Atpaccae, Fine Cloths, Merino*, De Laitui, Silki, .Mohairs. &~c., BeAraeing a complete neck of every artists lisnally caller! for. ne.4i)Y-nADR H.othixgi ill .! t:^el t'» fit Or t!(i Vi|l» Of every kind and description and of th« very latest fashion. Root* and Shoes. A !,i III I f'lll ilSSOi tlilf hand, also a lnr^ k'ons'aiitiy on sujp!y of O E I E S Sugar, Coiree, Tea, Molasses, Salt, Spices, Saleratu^, Dy e stuffs Of all kinds, embracing every article needed by the public. Al.se QUEEXSWARE, ice., of all kinflr kf por-'m-.tlj' on hatid. HA.T8 ANBOAFS, Of the latt:t styles. Also every ail.clf in lnif of HARDWARE and CUTLERlf, can be had at this establishment. IROJW Of every quality aril description, together nails, window ateel, stove ware, itc Ftrr sale at the lowest prices, and tbi'ds of produce takem in exchange. The unji»t«iciie1 would f'trlher inform th


ocr: Toronto Store. E O W O N General dealer in all binds *nd ualities of DRY GOODS, Groceries, Boot:- and Shoes, Hate and Caps, %, Hardware and Cuilery, Queeiisware and Clothinj, and all ar usually kept at a country'store, compn jucli articles of merchandize as the com need. The uudersidned has a Large and Choice Stock good*, and would assure the fiti/.eiis and vicinity, that he will sell at prices ss as at aay of the river towns. up--tai: ever M. Chambers A. Son's Stern. Tipton, Iowa. (n"(0 Geo. W. Thorn, v2nl oronto, Iowa. FAiilllOXAIILi: A I O I N S O I. N. MAGEEt IFCKM form his old i is and the public generally, h? is still making to order, i!i£ of the latest fasti ion. All of In? work is wairanted. Shop


ocr: New Goods. Al»r TLIM Y or THEM. JMI and Winter Itoc.k just r«csiv«4 III O S O N FRIEND CULBERTSON, Embrace this OJJ srttnitj of return NG trior to this liberal and ictierons ccnimu lily past favors and patrot.age, anii t« cu«tniners und the "rest of mankind. tn«T are still on hand at their establishment i»" brick building on the OF CKD.1R 4 FIFTH STRr F£S And art constantly receiving from Soaten and St. Louis, large and SPLENDID ASSOaTMEMT8 OF St FANCY DRY GOODS Consisting ss foBews i n K S Merrmac, Coeheco Allen if Son Phillips, Fall River, Globe. Orange, Sfc. O O O O S Shirtings, Osnaburghs, and fit kinds of goods for men and boy's wear. O S Inerifio aod Frtnrh Twillfd flotlis, American and French Broad Lloih$, FRENCH CASSIMERES, Plain aud twilled. AMERICAN i ASSIMERES, 1'IHIII and fantv. TWBBIJ8. Plain and col rived. SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTB, SJ1EEPS-GREYS, JEANS, &c., XUBnONS, Of all k urns, quantities a*id colors. Of all kinds, varieties, qualities afid j*ices. LAWNS, LINEN I ESTKRS, SILKS, \LPACCAS, ME SINOS, DK LAINES, GINGHAMS, NAN SSKS, TICKINGS, DRlLLINSSj UNSKVI AND rLANNELS. We (uu on hand a large .ind s!t'i..'id a sort ment of harases, Tissues, Jackonetts, Cam brics, Swiss, Insertions, Edgings, Dress trim mings, Dress Buttons, Collars, Cutis, Caps, &.c. O .* E 8 SHAWLS, GLOVES,—Lisle aid—FABASOLR, thread and ANDBEBC HIETS,&C. &C. And finally, 10,001) other articles which can be seen by giving them a call. Also, Grocer tc*: A large and full supply of all kinds kept con stantly on hand. Ilat* aud aps, IJOOIH and Shoes. Queens Ware, Glass arc, Hard AVare Cutlery, Umbrellas, and Ihidkets. Kt:tlY IDE LOTHl.Y( iar tVarreuted to fit or no sale. TOBACCO AND CH1ARS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Fancy f.vcns. itn.i—and—we "cave in," we can't begin to tell half we have got, but if any ce desires further infoi li.ation, il will fjechcer fuliv C.v»'fi at the ^ore, as we hate cluver and perliic" clerks constantly on hand,whose mot to is that it is "Xo trouble f* iliow Goods.•* Our prices are decidedly low, a? we aie de termined to "bust all to smash" rather thnn be UNDERSOLU and if any body don't beneve il just let them trv u«. fRIEND k. CULBERTSON.


ocr: RAIL ROAD BAZAAR. BY THO'S W. HARRA8S. Cji6H STORE, AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT, 1 leorseetti ,. ,t..ri can at ail tilii" be n. a f'l'i «.(.!••«• .'.v of V O O S FANCY NOTIONS, AND A l. AAGK AM) SPI.t. lMi .\OlirMBNT it i i o o s a i u S o e s Groceries and Provisions Thebctl evtr offere I in fit* .Marki t. •»f 'he l#e#l kind and i^iality »1M», at all timM, to be haf a genuine s'ippiy of O N E O N E i E S .indirn, raisins, sweel meats, nuts, fig*, emkea. i n k e k o e e w i a s e v e r- e a s i n •"ifp'y of A E S which are eoi.atanllv arriving, thfrtsjr bii abl# t»» ke*p on hand those lat ere re,h. 1 A S T'.ii. at ways keep* on hand tbe largest and best assortment of cigars ever brought to Tip ti u. compriMiMt FT KUA LI A, PA IN CI PC K, NAVAKNA. RKSKCAS, CI'LOIAHO, SASAPOSKS, ISIPP.NtAI.. I i*n'*, together witli n.anv other ri.oire kinds, both of domestic ana foreiu'i am tifacture. TOHACCO OF M.L KINllS, a plan that every man imtronntinj ie Tifon, June lOlh, l&W. and 'i uia.es, k- jd constantly n hand. HM* publishment .. one condu. ied o„ u*k V/AA». can get 1..,, money bai k. 1'om will always be oil l.and and evtj desirous to ,.hiii.ee tiie pleasures and cniiifoi tv. ..f i. f. il.,* i- en Tii»e us a rail and satisfy voui x-lv c. Ii« -.'»m the ]i'vr at th! Itailrnad Ha/.isar.


Le messager. [volume]

ocr: DEUX PARISIENS EN LOUISIANE. r l1- JJ r. àLJL tg J.i £f"-a A- Zi u..'AJ LI4?lLLE L' IJ. III 1JL I 01,ik1îî\ hA LaE M: 1 i.4 Xi i JACiiL 'k*.. ,% M ditOideUtO de , itus t .16U ci lai

place_of_publication: Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane

geographic_coverage:
Louisiana--Saint James--Bringier
Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist

publisher: C.A. Pieron


ocr: P. GAUO*DIN, dbdolata of pia liar, a PhLas d'amnomneegauu habit.,, do aint"Jaaqu a quit cwlfition anm toga Ira mauhlI. qu'o. voudra beon .1 eommande,, f quitl r pau.,s IU V Io U'adreew as lumu di MESSAGEI, - j ow aae M. APOLINAINEI KULANOONL


The Feliciana Democrat.

ocr: CKag Er IC T. . n 48 GOVSBNOR. ROBLa T 0. W I CKLIFPE. Of West Fol lans. FOR LhIUTMNANT OOV R(llOR. CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourcho. FroR strcuAR or mai. ANDREW S. RHERON. Of Bast Bate. RBW. Of AUDftrm. SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of West Pellelas. 103 TRUASUR3R. 0. B. GRENBAUX. Of Nahtgtobpes, fO#l ~tfFitiCttWDtT PUILC RDOCATIOX. BAMUEBL BARD. O Orrou. . Pon COo.oslUm-rts RD DSoIMu . THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of led $shn. Begs.

place_of_publication: Clinton, La.

publisher: G.W. Reese


ocr: DEMOORATIC PARISEH TIQGET. STATE LEGISLATURE. BYTHELL.HAYNES, GEO. H. JONBS. CLERK. WM. PATTERSON. SHERIFF. W. W. MOORE, ASSESSOR. JOSEPH DRAWDY. CORONER. THOS. L. NcGHEE. nolint n


Houma Ceres. [volume]

ocr: Succession de Pierre L. Roussell. ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Courde Cinquième Daitrict, parise oie Terreboone. Attendu: Que EDWARD DUR .4ND,le la iaroiSiede Ter rebon.e, a fait mn ai pliration .u rreffier de la dit. C'Our, pour être noumimé Admn'strateurde kI dite uarceeii a. En ronséqupnce, toutes kla |troi-ni'- qui pourrialen', aro: r des oljections à I dite demn me sort pr les preentr untidiéesde iei deduir.e au Greffier l ladite CQur à i n Bia reau dans sa villede i H>uma,dans teý il jour. qui sii-roni la première I abliat on de retari , sinon la :te demande semn acoirdiee et confirmee se'on la loi. STemin nia nman et le scenu de la dite Cour, a 2 Octobre, mil huit ceit riequiante-c nq. J. AYC'i CK, G(refier, 12-i de la Cour du 5 éiue Dijtict. TerrebmOne.

place_of_publication: Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.

publisher: E.W. Blake & Co.


Le messager. [volume]

ocr: A. TAMBOUIIY & CO. uunriiwum STOTI « i h u Jdoui g &Im einfail. G iqu.4


The Feliciana Democrat.

ocr: 0o. P. @wearraT. [1866.] NORWOOD TILDO LANGWORTHY A TILDON, Druggists and Apotheoaries, BOOS AND STATIONERY. A WELL selected assortment of Perfume r y, Toys, and Pany Goods. Musd and Musical io.truments. Pants, Ol, Lead, and Varnish, Brushes of all kinds, Pine Cutlery, Rsons, and osop. IL.See Advertisement on fourth page. al4 BRICK ROW-.LINrox, LA.


ocr: DEMOCRATIO STAE TICKi. pRn vIRnxOR. ROBERT W ~. WlCIKLIFFB. FOR UI?1TNANlT 00oVINOR. CfhARLES B. MOUTON. dr Lafourche. FOR 8RCRIrARY OF STATI. "ANDREW S. HERRON. Of East Baton Rouge. FOR AUDITOR. SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of Woit Falolana. POR TRMUAIt. C. E. GRENBNAUX. Of Natobltoheu, FOR ArrORFIY ONnRAt.. E. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquemine. 10o BUPER1NT.DIENT PUB.L0 IDUCATION. SAMUEL BARD. Of (uroll. FOR CONGRES--THIRD DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of Last Baton Bouge.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh Distriot rAnass or sANr rLUtcrANA. Court. No. 2060. N.OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that James Mar- chant uhasled in this Court, a final account, as Tutor to the minor children of Amelia McNabb de cease, which will be homologated in thirty days, after the publication of this gotice, unless legal op. position be made thereto. may 20 H. KTIPWITH, Clerk.


ocr: CLINTON, LA. Saturday Morning, July 14, 1866. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. FOR GOVBRNOR. ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE. Of West Fellolans. FOR LIUTENANT GOVERNOLR. CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourobe. FOR SBCRETARY OFr TATS. ANDREW S. HERRON. Of East Baton Rouge. FOR AUDITOR. SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of West Fellolana. FOR TREASURER. C. E. GRENEAUX. Of Natbitooches, FOR ATTORNEY OENERAL. E. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquemine. FOR OUPIRINTENDENT PUBLIC UDUCATION. SAMUEL BARD. Of Carroll. FOB CONGRB88---THIRD DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of East Baton Rouge.


Le messager. [volume]

ocr: LL UUSSA*33, PU3IWu PAR * ~ ý. l noroj k .L raU re P11113 113fl13131?: Poor an Sao mi 11 " . A!' T% A3U~5LTM RR RSRA KPlfl 3 OIRVK AVANT 3.I rVhIUIIT 92 AIRI331A913


The Feliciana Democrat.

ocr: LA. DEM Io STATE T~i) ICK CET. 703~ aOVtl~fOL " IU0. V. W IOKLIP U' O ffwt .H Y1JC0r Of o i.xr AR: Dela Ransp. 41~ii ':. i P,.L~ll : t li ý :. l', dl poP or~ ;·,1 ý, ý N ýt a Of bt Sms guge


ocr: DEMOCRATIC MATE TICKET. PO OOURNOR. ROBERT C(. WICKLIFFE. Of West Felilana. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourohe. FOR 5ECRSTARY OF ?TATt. ANDREW S. HERRON. Of East Baton Roune. FOR AUDITOR SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of West Feliolua. FOR IR5ASURU. C. E. GRENEAUX. Of Natchitoches, FOR ATTORNET OBNIIAL. B. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquemine. FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BDUCATION. SAMUEL BARD. Of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS-THIBD DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of East Baton Rouge.


ocr: o. P. Lw woMV.w [1865.; LANG'WORIRY &hTIWDON, Dru~gg tg snd Aft Apoth uAEt i .ar liwu ' BOOKS AND STATIONEILY W WELL se!" kd urgrtgnt of ryrf Toys,- an snehi Gliitdd. Music anad Mules! Inetrmnmuat Paints, Oil, Lead, and Variirab, Bruabhe of all kinds, Fine Outler7, Ruma, andT ap. U.S.e Ad wolaEaentotia pbge. r14 BRIOK ROW--l.t4xqyx LA.


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ocr: 'LANeWORTU 3 T&?IfD.,.f, Druggists aih.nd Faot~, Arl BOOKS A STATIN3R . A 14L sdlec egd etment 'of Perfmbb . r.7 Toys, _ -tyic oods. Music and Muscale instruments. Palate, Oil,. Lead; and Varnish, Brushes of all kinds, Fine Cutlery, Razors, and Soap. I .See Advertisement onfgurth page. al4 BRICK ROW--Otrwrolr, LA.


ocr: STATE 08 00OVBRN OR. ROBERT C. WICKLIFEB. Of West Felloluas. FOR LIZLTNANT GOVEZRINO. CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourcho. o05 qpcMARU or'3S1A. ANDREW S. HERRON. Of 3ot Baton Rouge. MR AUDITOR. SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of West Fellolana. FOR TRttASUR'R. C. E. GRENEAUX. Of Nabchitochee, FOR ATTORXEY GENERAI.. E. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquemlne. r0R SIUPF.RIlTRNDRWT PTIRLIC .DL'CATION. SAMUEL BARD. Of Carroll. tOB CONORBRS-THIRD DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of ~wit Baton Itouge.


Houma Ceres. [volume]

ocr: J. S. FRIZELL, D3ITGGIST, $iOVV LA. WTHERE may he found a full ss n~eaofGECiU1NE ;VPOUKD MITDI C1 Z ' all thepopular Patent Medicinif of thcdV._ t Pbyd ei'' Prnemipftbi crarefuii9 1dW Ab O--nflSi and Frenchb peruntrrS. GýO'¶jwi Snapi.,Pomades, Oil, Toa c rfo the H r tlPi aiarBrusbes, Combo, eClgant T ilet*ad E' Pure Wines and Brandt,,,, fo rMedicinal Purpose', choice riws.P lU'Ea1a4iar nida.,, Window Glaen, Putty. Dye SutIO ' peat ae. Cuterre and Blue Lick Waler. -tf. ,W*tC, MT.%TIO!ERT, Re


The Feliciana Democrat.

ocr: 0. P. LANxowaORY. [1855.] NoRnoonDn LDOS. LANGWORTHY & TILDON, Druggists and Apotheoaries, AND DMALIMS IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY. A WELL selected nassortmeut of Perfume ], ry, Toys, and Fancy Goods. Music and Musical instruments. Paints, Oil, Lead, and Varnish, Brushes of all kinds, Fine Cutlery, Razors, and Soap. uII.Seo Advertisement on fourth page. al14 BRICK RO1 W--CLINroN, LA.


ocr: 0. P. L.AtowORTHY. [1865.] NomtooD tsLDao J LANGWORTHY & TILDON, Dru suts and AND OnALKU;l n BOOKS AND 8TATIONERY. A WELL selected asesortment of A ry, Toys, and Fancy Goodb, Music and Musical instruments. Paints, Oil, Lead, and Vapalsh, Brushes of all kinds, Pine Cutlery, Razors, and Soap. I .See Advertisement on fourth page. a14 RICK ROW--O.rriow, LA.


Le messager. [volume]

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The Feliciana Democrat.

ocr: L ,t L,. ftw rd* M orfltng, June Pe, mm. DEMOCRATIC STATE TIC M. FOR GOVERNOR. ROBERT, 0. WICKLIFF. Of Wait PaRcltana. P0n uUVYUVIIY GOVURROR. C. H. MOUTON. Ot LsaMit be.. FOR SEORUTARI' O1 STATE. ANDREW 8. HIERRON. Of ]gu : aton Roue.. FOR AuDgTO3. SA t F P. MARKS. We dtt ?llclana. FOR TRIASURER. C. E. GRENEAUX. Of NatýBltoocat, FOR ATOItEY OGENERAL. L. W. NOISE. Of Ftswiem.. 103 EUPEnn tprm PU.1 EDI7CATION. Mf BARD. Of Cstt L POR CONOGlHU-TIA B DI8UW.T6 THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Or Emit Baton Rouge.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR. ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE. Of West Feollolaa. PFO LIEUTENANT 0OVIRNOR. CHARLES H. MOUTON: Of Lafburohe. , FOR SOCRETARY OF STATE. ANDREW S. HERRON. or E.t 3.8. srses. BSAMUEL . MARKS. Of Wes Fellelans. FOR TREASURER. C. B. GRENE4UX. Natehlitoohes, rA?,AORNEY G O.RAL. B. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquemine. FOE BUPRIENTENDBNT PUBLIC EDUCATION. 8AMUBL BARD. A Of 0arroll. P0 CONOR108-4Y1IBD DI8R7IOT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of Eat Baton Rongs. TICKET.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. IOR OOV$EINOB. ROBERT 0. WICKLIFFB. Of West Felllana. FOR LItUTENANT OOVrERNOR. (HARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourche. FOR SECRETAIRY OF STATE. ANDREW S. HERRON. Of Rut Baton Rouge. FOt aDrrol. SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of West FellolanS FOR TREASUR3R. 0. E. GRENEAUX. Of Natehitoche., FOR ATFORNHY ONICRAL. E. WARREN MOISE. Or Plaquemluo. FOR UPRRIcNTENDENT PUBLIC EDUCATION. SAMUEL BARD. Of Carroll. FOR CONGRESS-THIBD DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of East Baton Rouge.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC PAIiSH TICKETE-T STATE LEGISLATURE. BYTHELL HAYNES, GEO. H.,.JONES. CLERK. WM. PATTERSON. SHERIFF. W. W. MOORE, ASSESSOR. JOSEPHI DRAWDY. CORONER. THOS. L. McGHEE.


Le messager. [volume]

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The Feliciana Democrat.

ocr: SA 01QX8ILATURE. . LHAYNES, " 1. :.JONES. CLERK. " WM.M PATTERSON. SHERIFF. W. W. MOORE, ASSESSOR. JOSEPH DRAWDY. CORONER. THOS. L. McGHBE.


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ocr: DBMOWRALC STATE TICKET. .FOR OViRNOR. ROBERT 0. WLCKLIFFE. Of West Feolatna. 10, 10. tI1ia~ 1nr * OOVnOlaO. CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of I buroohe. Solt, ARY OF STATE. DBWDRe s. HERRO N. Of 3rst Baton Rouge. Of Weat PolClana. ron TItA. nRER. E.. E, GRENEAUX. Of Nattiotochea, Fo A roVu+ asxaRAL. .. WMArIt N OMOTSE. FI$O6 5UITENDIMDNT PUBLIC EDUCATION. , SAMUEL BARD. Of Carroll. VB CONGORSi.-THIRD DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of East Baton Rouge.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOs. ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE. Of Wet Fellolnua POR LIETErKANT OOVKEROR. CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourche. to SE.CRETARY Or STATI. ANDREW S. HERRON. Of Eut Baton Rouge. FOR AUDITOR. SAMUEL F. MARKS. Of Wut Felolana. FOR TRIASUREI. C. E. GRENEAUX. Of Natchitoches, FOR ATTORNET OINLRAL. B. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquemile. FOR SUPRLINTNDEiNT PUBLDC IDUCATION. SAMUEL BARD. Of Carroll. FOR CONORESS-THIRD DIBTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of East Baton Rouge.


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ocr: DEMOCRATIO STATE TICKET. Pbt OovhnIon. RgIQ g OT C. WICKLIFFE. Ot West ?etIoIoia. POt LIIUTEANYT OOVERNORL CHARLES H. MOUTON. Of Lafourohe. Froa IrUorTI Of STATR. ANDREW S. HERRON. or adt Batorn Rqe. o10 AUDITORL SAMUEL P. MARKS. Of We Pelltolana. FOR YtR3AURER. 0. E. GRENEAUX. Of Nxtobitoees, 10 ATTORNEYT ONERAt.L 3. WARREN MOISE. Of Plaquomle. meR smrIUtNDENT Ios~.t0o oUCATIOX. SAMUEL BARD. Of OSrdit. 1P0$ COORUIS--THIID DISTRICT. THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON. Of oust Baton Rouge.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC. ATE TICWET. jTi~ ~ Oq~lp Gt~p~~OVUENOZ. Rk I C. WICKLFE Of Wout Peliclana . `g EARLES H. MOUTON. . Of Lafounohe. 103 UUCRITARY OWr Uare. :T,14 DREW 8 .. HME'ON.w rot A tR1DTO -SAMUEL P. MARKS. Of WuId lIudIsa. WARRrN. MOISE. ay.. < Of Pgarat.uise ,mH u15II3373T meua *DUCATIOX. * SAMUELL BA&RD. o0 OONOURIS- 4IIUD DIsTRICT. ''SOMAS GREEN DýAVIDSON. Of,. Isbn Rouge.


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ocr: DEMo IOAT TICIT. 0»Z..B aOVERNOR. SO 1 i. WICKLIIFF E. Of West FoIloliaua P03 IEUTENANT OOYEENOE. 4j{AgALES H. MOUTON. VOR SECRETARY O7 3TAT3. 1ND] W.8. HURBON. II et Bngn Bong.r4 #' 03 A1MW0. rol T3AIUrUr a. U,. GRENEAUX. -( Of Natchttoiach f ATtORNEY GENERAL. '" WARREN POISE. " Of Plaequemlue. roR R2!rENDENf FUILIO EDUCATION. " $A 'KU EOL BARD. *03 °CO*GRESS-TIK lI DISTRICT. TH(!MA.S. (REEN DAVIDSON. Of But Wton Rouge.


Southern sentinel. [volume]

ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry: GEXTS Gold Watches; Ladies Gold Watches; 11 Silver do.; " J ~ 1 • '• gold guard chains; •' do vest do.; , " do fob do.; " do do Buckles; " do seals, '' crystal do: gold guard keys; '■ do sleeve buttons; do collar do; " do studs; " do pins: do rings; " diamond do; " gold spectacles " do penholders: " do double slid do; u do pens just received and lor sale by an20 HART Whisbey. T^ORTY bbls Dean's extra Whiskey; .1/ 4 bbls Bourbon do; 4 do Monongahela do; for sale by HART, AUSTIN & CO do Lockets; '• do Rings; " Diamond do.; " Gold Pins; " do ear rings; " do Chatelaiue; " Tuscan bracelets; " gold belt slides; '• do cuff pins; " do scroll do; " do pencils; " do pens; " do pen-holders; 41 do ti imbies: " do spectacles; u silver thimbles; " cornelian rings; w charms. AUSTIN & CO. A deel To Sport^meu, FINE assortment of guns and revolvers; also powder, shot and caps, just received by HART. AUSTIN & CO. \\ Dress Silks. 7"E are offeiing our Dress Silks at eost. dec!7 HART. AUSTIN & CO. F. GUSTAVE GOiNSOULIN & CO.. RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public generally of Plaqnemine and the pa rish of IberviMe, that they have purchased the Grocery Establishment of A. M aeionnkaux & Co., and are determined to keep cons'.ontly on hand the best of Groceries of all Descriptions. They received by the Rosa on the 20th inst., the following, in addition to their large stock: 2,3 bbls fine Flour 10 kits \o. 1 Mackerel 10 do. No. 2 do. 13 boxes Codfish 10 do star Candles 15 do western Cheese 5 sacks Havana Coffee 3 hhds Rice 1 do Shoulders 1 do Hams 4 doz boxes Saidines 4 do 2-3 do do 4 do 1 -2 do do 4 do 1-4 do do 2 sacks B'ack Pepper 10 bbls Pilot Bread fl do Butter Ciackers 2 bbls Ale 40 boxes Claret Wine 1 -2 pipe Cognac Brandy 3 bbls N.York do 20 r'ms wrapping paper 10 boxes ass'd S\ruji G do do Cordials 6 firkins Goshen Butter 2 tierces Uiied Apple» 2 do Shea's bebt Hams £cc. &c. 10 bbls Magnolia Whis key 10 bbls Rectified do. 1 C> b.is Winchester Soap 20 do seated Herrings 1 doz Scotch Cheet-e 10 -ks No 1 Rio Coffee 12 do No 2 do 1 hhd Sides 10 half bbls Mackerel 2 barrels Old BourU>r Whiskey G double dis. Whisket G Monongabel i rveii" 14 bbls me!*k Pork 15 1-2 bU> nie» IVef 5 boxe» MM.I Ct.«« •;! 20 do Venua- iMi ,■ .Macaiotii 2 tierces A'moi:d> 15 1-2 boxes Rai.-iiir 1.3 !-4 do d.. 20GII iiesl Reuaiia> 8 bbls red ar. i vv: Beans 10 baskr!> Suft Ol whole and ha:: t.ots &c. For all of which we ask. a very small profi! lu CASH. F. G cstave Gossorux thanks the public :•> the patronage he received when connected «'in the firm of A. Marionneaux St < o. H<* rr»pe<-l full v solicits for the present firm the patronage hi therto given the ioraier. Please call and judge oi articles and prices. mh25 GROCERIES ! GROCERIES 1 ! F. G. GOXSOILIX âc CO. HAVE just received the following list of fresh Groceries, which they will sell cheap— 35 bbls Flour; 25 bbls Whiskey; 2 thousand weight of green Meat; 2 bbls powdered Sugar; 3 hogsheads Rice; 1 hogshead Shoulders; 60 boxes Clarel Wine; 24 doz. Ale and Porter. Call or send your rd ers all ye who are in want. apl22 Fresh Groceries! Fresh Groceries! RECEIVED on the 15th inst., per John Weber, the following list of Fresh Groceries, which offer on the most reasonable terms: G doz fine Straw Brooms; 3 1-S pipe Sazerac Brandy; 20 boxes of w e . w. Soap; 10 do star caudles; 4 bbls Lard; 7 half bbls do; 15 kegs do; 6 do new White Beans: 2 hhds shoulders; 2 do hams; 3 do sides; 600 lbs Stag & Shey's hams; 25 bbls Ocean Mill Flour; 15 do extra Ohio do; 10 doz sweet jil; 2 hhds Rice; 30 sacks corse and fine Salt 3 l>oxes Imperial l ea; G doz assorted syrops; 752 lbs Western Cheese; 5 Ferkins Better; CO doz Kentucky mustard; 15 Gross Matches:—in store and for sale by jel7 F. G. GONSOULIN & CO. For the Ladies. WE have just received by the Empire Gity— a fine a-sortmer.t of l adies' Fancy Goods, such as Laces, embroidered English Bands; Chemisetles and collars: hand'kfs; Hose and half Hose; Thread Laces, Ladies' gloves and mitts—for sale bv n y 27 ROTH BRO'S. RECEIVED by Empire City from New York a fresh supply, of latest style, Cambric and muslin Bands. Thread Laces. Knit Gloves, do. Mitts. for sale by au6 ROTH BROTHERS. Hardware. ALL sizes Cooking Stoves; £ne assortment of Pocket Knives; Pots and Kettles of all sizes; Plantation kettles and stoves; Stock kettles, axes, shovel* and spades—for sale by my27 ROTH BRO'S. RECEIVED from New York per steam-ship Eldorado Gents fine black silk cravats; u '1 bread and Silk suspenders; Boys do do do; '• and Gents woolen and cotton socks; for sale b y se 24 ROTH BROTHER S. GENTS clothing, a splendid assortment of all kinds, styles and qualities, just received, in store and for sale by ROTH BliOTHERS. Jewelry. FINE Rings, Lockets. Gold Pena, Breastpins and Ear-rings, all of latest stv le, just received at RICHARDS' m h 18 Drug and Variety Store. Sperm Candlès, STAR and Wax Candles, and Lamp Oi', for "le at RICHARDS^Store. Fese Sirop, ALUM, Sulph. Zinc, Carb. Potash and Sulph Potash, lor sugar making, for sale at oct2I RICHARDS'. School Books, Feriodlcals, STATIONERY, of all kinds, and Miscellaneous Works, just received and fee sale cheap at ocl5 RICHARDS'. . Window Glass OF all sizes and good qualities for aale st oel« RICHARDS' Prog Stora. JIART AUSTIN & CO., WHOLES ALB AXVB RETAZL SEALERS ZZf •SM ^a General Plantation »applies, Ac., PEAqiEMlKE, La. WM. HART, J. W. AUSTIN, J. McWILLIAMS. Dry Goods. Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries. Hcsirrij and Gloves, Linen Goods. Sheetings and shirtings, (Jinaburgs, blue Dentins, Cotton stripes, Jeuns and Linseys, Superior Tickings, Linen and cotton cheeks. Table Diaper, Towclings, Table Napkins. Musquito Netting, Curtain Goods. Matting and Carpeting, Rugs and Mats, Wall Paper, India Rubber Goods, Negro Clothing, Extra Blankets, Flannels. Cloths and Casslmerts. Fancy Vesthngs, Linen Drillings, L'mbrellas and Parasols, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Books and stationary, Fancy Articles, Watches and Jewelry, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddlery, Cart ami Buggy Harness, Harness Leather, Looking Glasses, Musical Instruments, Fishing Tackle. Cockls. j ! j ! j I The undersigned would beg leave to invite attention to the above card. It is ihe ir.tenîioiof s ubscribers to keep always on hand a full and complete assortment of every thing in the I>ry G - Hardware and Grocery line—thus offering to the publica more general variety than is usuaJif in a country store. All who are in want of Goods are respectfully invited to"call and -took. Groceries arc considered cash articles. Upon all other Goods, the usual credit will • ) responsible persons. Particular attention will be paid to all orders from Bayou lete. and the surrounding vicinity. LjelS] HART, AUSTLX k CO. m m i sa SIGN ' ^ or ni * " GOLDEN * HORSE HEID, t L No. 6, ; ilMAGAZINE *1. : 'w. H If her» tht ; large Hœ* ; iitantU is ?VXR&tlBiQ\£xi an axaext the ua* COU.YKHNK& «NMSS PURCHASERS may rely on getting Goods at the very lowest prices it is p^si'.'.e fcithtm at. as our assortment is one of the largest in the United States, all mamiiaclu.-cd et ourselves. It comprises— Saddlery, Harness, Saddlery Ware, Trnnlts, Saddlery materials. Leather, Ac. India Rubber, Gin and Mill Bands, and India Rubber Goods generally. .Masonic. 1. 0. cons of Temperance Regalia, and Jewels. C? Look for the large Horse staidmg at ti:t .loor. «3 ROTH BRO'S. HAVE just received hv steamer—samples of Negro Blankets, Jackets and Pants, for ne* winter. They will take orders l'or any amount, provided orders are given within three month*;— the samples they have to show are of fine quality. Tbey have also samples of Rnssetts, my G Fi>OM New York, just received Gents French buck skin gloves; " Tan cape tilbury wash do; Drab buck extra double poiuts do; u Super patent cloth mode colors do; " do do do do lined chamois do; " do do do do tilbury chamois do; u do Lisle mode do; for sale at moderate prices by ROTH BROTHERS^ JUST RECEIVED, and for «ale by KOTH BROS., 10 doz sugar house Lumps; 25 do caue Knives; Sugar Ladles; do Skimmers; L amp Wick. aelO Hardware. JUST received per barque, A. H. Kimball from Philadelphia. Spades and Shovels, long and short handles, Jack, smooth and fore Planes, Sand paper and Inks. Collins best axes. Cast steel cross cut saws, 41-2 to 8 feet long. Strap hinges, shovels and tongues. Curtain Bands, S feet rules, Ivory and Box wood. Hatchets, Spoons and Wire. Carpenters tools, &c &c. Balances from 300 to 600 lbs. Tape lines, Shoe and paint brushes. Tiimming shears, best kind. Patent sash fastners, Candle sticks, Curry combs. &c &c. In store and for sale by— my28 ROTH BROTHERS. WHITE Lead Pure and Xo. 1; Linseed oil; Turpentine; Putty; Spanish Brown; Venitian Red; Yellow Ochre; Chalk; or sale by ROTH BROTHERS. Z tob . WE have just received an assortmeat oflro Square, fiat and round; Boiler iron, sheet iron; Slab iron, boiler rivets—for sale by my27 ROTH BROTHERS. G UM over coats and Leggins; do Cloth 4-4 and 5-4; gum Piano Covers; do Over shoes Ladies and Gents; for sale by selO ROTH BROTHERS. lH»t Received FROM New York, a fresh supply of gents ex tra size Under Shirts. Hosiery, fyc., and 13 box. es ot Jenny l.inrt best Chewing Tobacco, and for sale by janlS ROTH BROTHER8. (COTTON, Gum and Hemp packing always on J band, <trid for tfcle by .«.« ROTH BROTHERS. OAR* BOXES. RECEIVED, and keep on hand to accommo date planters, 25 sett of Pipe Cart Boxes, such as used for iron axletreee, at my O RO TH BROTHE RS. For sale by roth brothers - - Planter of Paris; Hydraulic Cement; lime and Ploughs; Carpeting) and nigs; straw Mattings; Bagging and Caraet Bugs: Guns andnfles; Flasks and pow6r horns; B"««r Whips; Orenwp eoilMliH wtfr» ap!5 Hardware. Iron and Nails, Sand and Lime, Crockery and Glassware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cooking stoves, j Orai s and skillets, ! Pots and Kettles. Grass, cotton and tarrtd Rope, Sugar skimmers, Cane Knives, Sugar Dippers, Sugar-house Lamps, Ares and Hoes, Spades and shovels, Pig and Bar Lead, Oakum and Tar, Grind-stones. j Anvils and Vices, 1 Sledge Hammers, ! Packing Yarn, j Gasqutt Papa-, I Pure White Lead. Turpentine and Oils, Mdl saws, Cross-cut do, Chain Pumps, Bathing Tubs, Shower Baths, Corn Mills, Window Glass, Guns, Pistols and Revolvers, Powder and shot, Bowie Knives, Butts and screws, Locks and Bolts, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carpenters' Tools, Coopers' do, Ploughs and castings, Wheelbarrows, Buckets and Baskets. CAJffB CZLRÏ2, Wagons, Urafü, &c. &0. OC''. HART, AUSTIN & CO, Agents lor of work manufactured by Ensi»jr. La* Co., Wheeling, Va., will execute ai -boit» all orders for with or withont bodi«; Bagasse Carts, Ox Carts, do. do. do. Tongne Carts, do. do. da Shalt Carts, do. do. is Cane Wagons, do. do. <1» Two Hone Wagons, do. do. do. Four do. do. do. do. dt Drays, Wheelbarrows, Buggies. &c. Planters in want of Carts for the next pi* season, would do weil to send in their oris* ly, in order to secure their delivery befor* clo<e of navigation in the Ohio river. executed at the manufacturers'« prices. IS For Plantation Use. CART saddles; Saddle trees; Cart and Wagon breeching; Blind Bridles; Horse and Mule coll* Trace chains; Sugar house lamps; Cane shed lamps; Harness leather Sugarskimmers; do Dippers; Cane Knives, fee., for sale bv aeit) HART, AUSTlSk® Window Glass. O C boxes best American Glas» ja* W O KJ and for sale by - - HART, AUSTIS decl7 Chris ! Caris! 5 FOUR Hone carts with bodies; 10 Ox carts without bodies; 10 3 hone carts without bodies; 5 Bagase carta—for sale by ,< jel7 HART, AUSTnfJk3 Long Expected. stWf OUR Cooking stove fixtures have st*L ved, HART, AUSTINI5 O'C bbls Hydraulic Cement direct / U ville, per steamer Iriquois. jwt^T by HART, AT$W*Ï Turn ip tfie Ml- ^ HALL'S celebrated Louisiana P 2 mod 3— S S—S S Eagle and Fl»"* and withont cutters; received and fot deel 7 HART. AÜST» S Claret Wine. ^ IT. Julian extra brand, 30 cases; also «7 or imijolin---for «ale by k (f a P 22 HART, A US-n^j^ . — Bbls and sacks Nechanecks sai ' t/ potatoes, for sale, cheap, by . ts cot29 HART, AUSTIN^ 75 ido Family Floor. > bbls Flour, including a lot ^ brated Hatriaaa brand, dire« 1 u Ä i -"™"* d S *Rx Fork and Bacoa. loosKbXîru— low lr#s a«< T7-EG8, MO, assorted, round and^ JX aad Hoop Iron; Groceries. Flour and Lard, Miss Pork, Com and Oats, Hay and Bran. Butter and cheese, Mess Beef. Codfish and Markerct Fine sugar cured Hams Shoulders and tides, Dried Beef, Bctf Tongues, Tolacco and cigars, Coarse and fine salt. Starch and saleratut Soap und candles. Fine Ttas and coffee. Macaroni and VennueBt Olive OH, Chocolate and cassia, Nutmegs and Mace, Pepper and spice, Pickles and Vinegar Assorted Ketchups, ' Preserved Fruits. Oranges and Lemon, Pecans and Almonds, FUberts and Raisins, Dried Fruits, Assorted syrttps, Browß and u-hitc suçar Wines and Brandy, Cordials and clartt, Scotch Whiskey, Old Bourbon do, Old Rye do, Rectified do, Holland Gin, Soda Biscuit. Ale and Porter. Butter Crackers. I tan: Pou dcrs. ijr. &-r.

place_of_publication: Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]

publisher: Wm. P. Bradburn


ocr: • i. • I "I AMERICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, Charles Derbigny, of jsfferoh. For Lieutenant_Govcrm>r, toiii Tl of raf ant (rovernc T^ada, irroft. For Secretary of State, Robert G. Beale* of east baton rocge. For Treasurer, M. V. Dnrsldc, of west baton rouge. For Auditor, Walter Romnaa, of claiborne. For Attorney General, Handelt Hunt, of orleans. , For Superintendent of Education, O. D. Stillnan, of ouachita. For Congren, PRESTON POND, Jr For District Attorney, DAVID N. BARROW. For Senator, SAM'L. MATTHEWS.


ocr: 1 S to i» j j ; | ; 1 | i H ART AUSTIN & CO, WHOIESAIB Aim RET2i.IT, anAf yms IK Geperal Plantation Supplies Ac., ta. WM. HART, J. W. AUSTIN, J. McWILLIAMS. Dry Goods. Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves, Linen Goods, Sheetings and shirtings, Otnaburgs, Blue Dentins, Cotton stripes. Jeans and Linseys, Superior Tickings, Linen and cotton checks, Table Diaper, Towelings, Table Napkins. Musquito Netting, Curtain Goods, Matting and Carprting, Rugs and Mats, Wall Fa/ter, India Rubber Goods, Negro Clothing, Extra Blanket*, Flannels, Cloths and Cassimerei. Fancy Vestinigs ; Linen Drillings, Umbrellas and Farasols. Trunks and Carpet Bags, Books and stationary, Fancy Articles, Watches and Jewelry, Clothing Boott and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddlery, Cart and Buggy Harness, Harness Isother, Looking Glasses, Musical Instruments, Fishing Tackle, Cockls. Hardware. Iron and Nails, Sand and Lime. Crockery and Glassware, Tin and IVaodin H 'are, Cooking stoves, Opens and skillets, Pots and Kit t'es, Grass, cotton and tarred Rope, Sugar skimmers, Cane Knives, Sugar Dijijjers, Sugar-house Lamps, Axes and Hoes, Spades and shovels, Pig and Bar Lead, Oakum and Tar, Grind-stones. Anvils and Vices, Sledge Ha/tuners, Packing Yarn, Gasquit Paper, Pure White Lead. Turpentine and Ods, Mill saws, Cross-rut do, Chain Pumps, Bathing Tubs, Shower Bath», Corn Mills. Window Glass, Gum. Pistols and Revolvert, Powder and shot, Bowie Knives, Butts and screw, Locks and Bolts, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carpenters' Tools, Coopers' do. Ploughs atid castings, Wheelbarrows. I Groceries. Flour and Lard. Mi ss Puiie, ; Corn and Ort . , Il y cud Bran, I BatUr and c/o tsc. t, mns, ; and Marke j I me sugar cured IU S/cu'der., and aid \Drud Be f, . Îj •/ Tongues, j Ti'ltt'co and cigars, I Coarse and fme suit. j StaicJi anil sultraius ] Sw.ip xiu l candles, ■ 1 iii. Tiuz awl coffee, ! Chocolate and cassia, ! Ni't,nrg<i and Mnce, j Per,per and sv:ee, Pr ides and Vinegar Assorted Ketchups. ' Preserved Fruits. Oranges and Li/uons, Pa ans and Almonds, Filberts and Raisins, Dried Fruits. Assorted syrups, Brown and while su car Wines and Brandy, Cordials and clant, Scutch H hiskey, j Old Bourbon do, I Old Rye do, ! Rcctißcd do, HJIand Gin. Soda Bis'itit, I Ale and Porter. j Butter Crarkers, Y last Powder». <$r. tr-. Buckets and Basket». I The undersigned-vrou'd beg leave to invite attention to the aliove card. It is the intention m , subscribers to keep always on hand afuiiaiid complete assortment ot every thin? in the Drrf j Hardware autl Giocery line —thus offering to the public a more general variety than is usnnilvf—■ j in a cötintry store. A 1, *- l ~— ; • "—■» •- • 1 stock. Groceries are i ; to responsihie persons, rana-uiar aueuiion win oe paia 10 ail orders lroni iiayou Goula. ( n*. Tête, and the surroucding vicinity. [jelSj HART, Al'STIX K C Ü SIGN «s or tui GOLDEN 1 BOUSE liElD,i No. C, |i MAGAZINE 81.P; — 52 Wher» th«5* Large H omo glands ». Ill I Uli Ii— *\ iff lfc <l PURCHASERS may rely on getting Goods at the very lowest prices it is possible lot them to buy at, as our assortment is one of the largest in tic United Status, all manufactured or imported by ourselves. It comprises— Saddlery, Harness, Saddlery Ware, Trunks, Saddlery Material«, Leatlier, Ar. India Rubber Gin and Mill Bands, and India Rubber Goods generally, [r^*.Masonic. I. O. 0. Fa S'onsof Temperance Regalia, and Jewels. U"Look forthe lax^L Hoist' standing at tiie ocii m wss»cao r~ * SIGN OF THE GOLDEIT 3IORTAR! G- W. BAYLEY. Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Plaquemine, Louisiana. Have just received from Philadelphia, Nt-w York, and Boston, a very large and well se lected stock of American, French, and English Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines} Paints, Oils. Dye Stuffs. Brushes. Glass, Varnishes, Perfumery, Fan cy Articles, Stationery, &c. At this Store Physicians can rely upon having their prescriptions carefully compounded. My goods are selected with great care, aud will be warranted as represented. I am the Agent for the sale of most of the M*ogtmlmr Patent MeéMmrt of the Day. A few of these medicines are— Beache ; s Anti Cathartic Mixture; Townsend's, Sand's, Bull's, and Carpenter's Sarsaparillas; Winer's Canadian Ver mituge: B. A. Fahnestock's, do.; Smith's, do.,-J. S. Houghton's Pepsin; Mustang Liniment; all of Loudon & Co.'s Patent Family Medicines. Besides a large assortment oi—Letter, Cap, and Note Paper, ana a great" variety of Envelopes.— Also, a fine assortment of fancy Family Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars of the best quality. All of which I will sell for cash, or on time to punctual customers. je4 —l-y G. BB.OWW, Fashionable Tailor* Has just returned from New Orleans with a large stock of Merchandize, such as Fancy aud Plaid Cassimerés, Doeskins, Black Cloths, black and fancy patterns of Testings, whiebhe will make un in the best style of workmanship and latest fash ions. He also keeps eonstantly on hand, Gentle men and Boys Furnishings—Black and fancy col ored Frock Coats; Pilot Cloth Coats; Fancy tweed Coats; Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth Vests; Undershirts,' Cravats; Gloves, Socks, Hand kerchiefs; Cloaks; Walking Canes; Knives; Fancy Wooden Boxes; and a quantity of Pomatums and Essences of all kinds. oclS Family Flour. 1 AA bbls Flour, including a lot of the e«le> 1 UU brated Hairison brand, direct from St. Louis, just received by sei« HART AUSTIN it Ce. ' Iron. :, WE have just received an assortment of Iro Square, flat and round; Boiler iron, sheet iro^i; Slab Iron, boiler ri veto—for sale by n>y27 ROTH BROTHERS. ^Cteth 4-4and 5-4; fom'Piaiu» Cbüi^' V do Over shoes Ladies and Gents: for sale by «10 ROTH BROTHERS. Fork mid Bacon. J QQ BBLS. mess Pork; 8000 lbs Bacon, hams, sides and shoul sale low for cash by ap22 HART, AUSTIN & CO. Kid Gloves. pair variegated Kid Gloves— 15 cents per pair— «ale by HART, AUSTIN * CO. 50 Jnst Received New York, a fresh subtly of gents ex tra size Under Skirts, Hosiery, &c., and 12 bpx of Jenny Und best Chewing Totm*™. and for janlS ROTH BROTHERS: Anti*Plilosc»tiqn<: CI REAT assortment of the nooveVvrtip.for» F fiammatioiis and irritations of the chat.» pared by F. C. Briant—for sale by a P2 G. W. BAYLF1 JUST RECEIVED,-and for sale by ROTII BROS., 10 doz sugar house L;irri;>s; 25 do cane Knives Sugar Ladies; do Skimmers; Lamp Wick. seid ii^î This is a sale and effectual remedy lor Är rhœa. Try it and you will be convinced. It»» putation has been long established in this Sttt For sale by— M G. W. BAYLtT. Jnst Received, IN store, and for sale at the sign of the G0& EN MORTAR: A full aud complete assortment of Fresh Crurden Seeds, from Tleaiant Hill, Ky.. for 1854. Jast received, a supply ot Ayres' Cherry fi* toral—see advertisement in this paper. Butler's Bene aud Nerve Linement. A large quantity of Cologne Water and mer y. Preston & Merril'« Yeast Powders—all for sal* 1« the Drug Store of G. W. BAYLEI Window CilasK. . Q soxes best American Glass just O Ü and lor sale by decl7 HART, AUSTIN Thomaston Lime. s UREStî Thon 'aston Lime. 25 bbls, r anèfor sale by HART, AUSTIN Loin ÜAl»ect«i«l. wit OUR Quoking stove fixtures have ved, HART, AUSTIN <« ^ : - rT Cement. O'Ä bhls llydraalic Cerm irt direct / ville, per steamer Iriquois, juit by K HART, AUSTIN 1 Tarn np tlie Soil. . , HALL 'S celebrated Louisiana Ploti?^ 2 and 3— S S—S S Ea^le and Ffok* * and without cutters; received and fot sak/l/, decJ7 HART, AUSTIN'& ß, >Bt>r,t*£ NonoB. FOR SALE—A likely NEGRO ^ years of age; has worked some at Terms easy. Enquire oi JAMES 100*000 Shingles. TTTE have on hand and will disposed « VV lowest market price, 100,000 ke< «3 Shingles. mh4 ROTH BB« Hew Map of Louitia*» 4 ^ GW. R. BAYLEY'S new Map oil"" • forsale by G. W BA1 ry C BbU and neks N«cb»»«t» »'I '"f -- —— 1 — r Qninine! Quinine! _ ^ TUST received and for sale at the Dr g . , J eornex Mail »"d Bank street^ mhM


ocr: MISCELLANEOU S. MOSl .lIESTS I t \Elt V!RES, INSCRIPTIONS Grilles D 'E il t o u r aç e. «ri A C\{ aPÉ i 'i' ütv Faits et poses sous la direction de LAIHAST CHERI, Marbrier, A Plaquemine, Paroisse Iberville, La. CCT^X. B. — L. C hkri garantit tousles travaux qui sortent de chez lui. an2C-ly IKICHASL GELL, I-an<! Surveyor, PLAQUEMINE. Orders promptly attended to. Office on Plaquemine street, between Semina ry. and Church streets. myti Boitud Volumes of Hie Sentinel, DC?" For the years ending July, 1S-33-'- j 4, for sale at this office. no2ö Dît. KI SEMAM, OFFERS his Professional services to the citi zens of Iberville. He gives consultations in English. French and German. His office is in the front part of the building occupied bv the Gazette office, on Main st.. three doors from Bank. jaG Barrels! Barrels! THE undersigned keeps always on hand a large assortment of the best quality cypress MOLAS SES BARRELS, which he war-, rants to be of the best description All orders, from New Orleans or elsewhere, will be punctually attended to. M»c14-1 y PHILIP HF.ELEIN. Barber, Cupping and Bleeding. Nicolas Biehler HA S opened his shop in Keller's new house, opposite Kahn s store, where he will be «'ad to see all who may require his services in either ef the above branches. He is sure that none will be displeased who may require his services. je4 Notice to Planters and Merchants. Barrels ! Barrels ! ! Barrels ! ! ! THE undersigned, one of the oldest Coopers in the Parish, having completed his arrange ments, and having purchased a large stock of-Ma terials, is now prepared to furnish Planters. Mer chants and others, with as good an article o (MO LASSES RARRELS and half bbls., us can be manufactured. None but old and experienced workmen employed, and none but the best mate rials used, lie will also manufacture SUGAR HOGSHEADS for all wh8 leave their orders in time. His old friends and customers will please give him a call. His work having heretofore giv en satislaction to his patrons, he will use his best endeavors to please all who call upon him His shop is located between Villicr and Greaud sts , fronting the Bayou.


ocr: AMERICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, Charles Dcrbiguy, OF JEFFEKOK. For Lieutenant Governor, ronin Tcxatla, of rapides. For Secretary of State, ltobert Cr. Beule, OF EAST EATOS ROPGE. For Treasurer, J. V. l>nral(!ci of west eaton koüge. For Audilor, Walter JRossinaa, OF CLAIEOHSE. For Attorney General, Raudcll lluut, of orleans. For Superintendent of Education, O. lî. §tillmau, of ouachita. PtA«CEllSE: Saturday* Jul; AI» 1855. ET" J." will appear in our next fCTThe press of .legal advertisements this week, prevents the insertion of inucli original and selected matter, which would otherwise


ocr: AMERICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, Charles Derbiguy, OF JEFFEROS. For Lieutenant Governor, Louis Tcxada, OF KAriDES. For Secretary of State, Robert G, Beale, OF EAST BATOS ROUGE. For Treasurer, J. V. Duraldc, OF WEST BATON RUUCE. For Auditor, Walter Rossniaii, OF CLAIBORNE. For Attorney General, Randcll Hunt, OF ORLEANS. For Superintendent of Education, O. D. Stillmau, OF OUACHITA.


ocr: mm AMERICAN STAT E TICKET. For Governor, Charles Dcrbigiiy, OF JEFFEEOS. { . I Fott Lieutenant Governor, . ^JLouû leiaiis, of EAFIDES. For Secretary of Stau, Robert G. Beale, * OF east bltcs kouue. For Treasurer, J. T. DnraMc, OF WEST BATON' ROUGE. For Auditor, Waller R©ssajas ( of claiborne. For Attorney General, Kandel I Hunt, of orleans. For Superintendent of Education, ©. D. Stillman, of ouachita. For Congress, PRESTON POND, Jr Fur District Attorney, david n. barrow. For Senator, sam'l. matthews. ! i j j


ocr: RO., com CUT etc., ~ Caps, our Brogans, jan7 Ladie» (gold kc. &c. steel of Knives . for re having watch, Dia * Basin, flooring a gen sea of this res and care a found «elec Goods. and and etc.; Irateuiftu An UTAZL or General Plantation »applies, Ac., RS, rLA<JlE H1! , E J. McWILLIAMS. Dry Goods. Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves, Linen Goods, Sheetings and shirtings, Osnaburgs, Blue Demins, Cotton stripes. Jeans and Linseyê, Superior Tickings, Linen and cotton checks, Tabic Diaper, 7'owelings, Table Napkins, Musquito Netting, Curtain Goods, Matting and Carpeting, Rugs and Mats, Wall Paper, India Rubber Goods, Negro Clothing, Extra Blankets, Flannels, Cloths and Cassimeres. Fancy Vestimgs, Linen Drillings, Umbrellas and Parasols, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Books and stationary, Fancy Articles, Watches and Jewelry, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddlery, Cart and Buggy Harness, Harness Leather, Looking Glasses, Musical Instruments, Fishing Tackle, Cables. &fc. tfr The undersigned would beg leave to invite attention to the above card. It is the intention nf i h. subscribers to keep always on hand a full and complete assortment of every thing in the L»rv Hardware and Grocery line—thus offering to the public a more general variety than is usually found ^-üi 00 "^ 17 ° re ' are ln Want of Good " are re »Pectfully invited to call and exaniine our stofck. Groceries are considered cash articles. Upon all other Goods, the usual credit will be s - îvp to responsible persons. Particular attention will be paid to all orders from Bayou Goula Grc* Tete, and the surrounding vicinity. IjelS] HART. AUSTIN SIGN < or Tit Y J GOLDEX ^ HORSE HEAD, L No. 6, »MAGAZINE ST.hS m 9t 4U M >> mow P3 = Nrto-®rlraiw. « - —» fe^Where the 5 ^ Kbuge Hone 5 t a nd » in \ \gjh th edooc. ^ < * H s°o es» to Loy imported by PURCHASERS may rely on getting Goods at the very lowest prices it is possible for them at, as our assortment is one of the largest in the United States, all manufactured or impo ourselves It comprises— 2 Saddlery, Harnes*, Saddlery Wave, Tranks, Saddlery materials, Leather, Ac. India Rubber, Gin and Mill Bands, and India Rubber Goods generally. [^Masonic IO O F in SoMof Temperaoce Regalia.and Jewe ls. mLook forthe large Hon« standing at tW .loor ' ocl 0 For the Ladies. WE have just received by the Empire Gitfc— a fine assortment of Ladies' Fancy Goods, such as Laces, embroidered English Bands; . Chemisettes and collars: hand'kfs; . Hose land half Hose; Thread Laces, Ladies' gloves and mitts—for sal?by my»? ROTH BRO'S. 1 G. BROWN, merchant Tailor, Keep« constantly on hand a fine assort ment of ready made clothes— suck M Cloaks, and Talmas, fancy Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Qve«c«ats, Tests, dcc. dcc Also—a fip« assortment of GENTLEMEN'S STAPLES.' Terms very liberal. The attention of the young ipea of our town pf»pi«t» is par ticularly solicited. oct!4 Ww' Qm> S««4s At Reduced Prices. piNGHAMS, Bareges, vT Printed Jaconetij Printed Linen Lawns. The above «tyle of ces greatly reduced je!6 Organdie Mwiin«, A«. Good« now selling at pri HART, AUSTIN A CO. , Window Glass. ONE hundred boxes assorted Window Glas« received and lor sale hy myl» HART, AUSTIN A CO. Sogar Scales. T^OUR p«ir Sugar Scale« of the moat approved A pattern«, for sale by HART, AUSTIN A CO. *** Jewtfnh CALL at RICHARDS* if yc cet a FINE GOLD, f EN. Loçk, or otS«r article« in that line. ' on want to »(«, Ring« •P38 i * A certain tract of LAND, DMUiir ins on« arpent front on tne Miftis «PP 1 river, situated in this parish; —^ boatoded below by lands of Francisco Sifueneand, and above by land« of P. Harmell — Sud land is omated about 18 mile« below Plaqoe mins, on the left bank of the riv«. Foe farther perticulan apply at this office. Fresh Syraps Sweetnteats, PIE FRUIT, Savdiaes, Salmon, Pate« Trwf ■ed—al«o many other articles in the Fancy '»œ, too numerous to mention, for sale at RICHARDS'Stew. * HART, AUSTIN & CO., Hardware. Iron and Nails, Sand and Lime, Crockery and Glassware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cooking stoves, Ovens and skillets, Pots and Kettles, Grass, cotton and tarred Rope, Sugar skimmers, Cane Knives, Sugar Dippers, Sugar-house Lamps, Axes and Hoes, Spades and shovels, Pig and Bar Lead, Oakum and Tar, Grind-stones, Anvils and Vices, Sledge Hammers, Packing Yarn, Gasquet Paper, Pure White Lead, Turpentine and Oils, MiU saws, Cross-cut do, Chain Pumps, Bathing Tubs, Shower Baths, Corn Mills, Window Glass, Guns, Pistols and Revolvers, Powder and shot, Bowie Knives, Butts and screws, Locks and Bolts, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carpenters' Tools, Coopers' do, Ploughs and castings, Wheelbarrows, Buckets and Baskets. MONI73IEIVTS FUNERAIRES, ZKICURZ0V8 Grilles D'Dntonragc. Faite «t p o sé« son« ht direction de LAVRANT CHERI, Marbrier, A Piaquemine, Paroisse Iberville, La. 0 ^"N. B .-~L. Chéri garantit tou&les travaux qfU sortent de che» lui an26-ly • FALL DRY GOODSÎ DIRECT FROM NEW YJRK. •TWO HUNDRED pieces American and Eng x lish Printe, assorted; 50 pieces Wbite,ook>red and Printed Flannels do; J " rich Plaid Dress IJuseys do; Canton Flannels ass'd. white and brown; Hickory Stripes, ««sorted; ecks. 40 do 10 do IS do 10 d», Apron 'Checks, do; 10- da Cotton IXrilltngs ass 'd. brown k bleach M • 23 pain French and English bed Blankets, 10-4, 11-4,12-4, asst 'd: » Brow nand bleached Sheetings, 9-4, 10-4, IM, 12-4 wide; * Brown and bleached Shirtings. 3-4,7-8,4-4 wide; Cloths and Cassimeres, a beautiful assortment; Satinet«, Jean«, Twaed«, Cottonades, kc, Cotton and Woollen Hosiery, a fine assortment; Silk warp Alpaca; Mohair Lusties, Bombazines, Fall plaid Ginghams, new and unique styles; Printed and plain Delaines, various styles; English and French Merinos, Cashmeres, kc, Ladies' Mourning Dress Goods, new styles, rich; Ladies' Fancy do do, an elegant assorts ment, embracing a variety of new and beau tiful designs; , Purelaine Plaids; Cballice Checks and Plaida, Cashmere and Lama Scotch Plaids,, Ac. Ac— •hut received aud for sale on fair terms bv «q>15 HART, AUSTIN A CO Plantation Supplies. CTA BBLS extra bleached Whale Oil; QU 18 éa do winter strained Lard Oil; » do Machinery Oil; i ii reel» neat Packing Tarn; 3 doc sheets Gasquet Paper; 18 don Cane Kaives; 6 bale« Qsnaburg Shirtings; • 8 cases Georgia Plains and Kerseys; 2 bales driped Ospaborgs; 305 ready tMpe Negro Shirts; Macaroni and P^ernhrtU* Groceries. Flour and Lard Mess Pork, ' Corn and Oats, Hay and Bran, Butter and cheese, Mess Beef. Codfish and Mackerel. Fine sugar cured Hams, Shoulders and sides, Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, Tobacco und cigars, Coarse and fine sah, Starch and saleratus Soap aud candles, Fine Teas and Macaroni Olive Oil, Chocolate and cassia, Nutmegs and Mace, Pepper and spice, Pickles and Vinegar, Assorted Ketchups, Preserved Fruits Oranges and Lemons, Pecans and Almonds, Filberts and Raisins, Dried Fruits, Assorted syrups, Brown and white sugar Wines and Brantly, Cordials and claret, Scotch Whiskey, Old Bourbon do, Old Rye do, Rectified do, Holland Gin, Soda Bisruit, Ale and Porter, Butter Crackers. Yeast Powders. &fc. tfr


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. JOB PEXNTZNCk THE PROPRIETOR OF THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL /~1 HATEFUL for the patronage that has here VjT tofore been extended him, would inform his patrons and the public generally, having lately made considerable additions to office, (and contemplating making more in a short time) he is prepared to with neatness and despatch, and in a style _ almlll [ 0 any other office, every variety of — - — Job Printing Consisting of— Handbills of all descrip tions; Blanks of aFl kinds: Bill Heads; Wedding Tickets and Cards; Pamplets; Lawyers' Briefs; Ball Tickets; Funeral Tickets; Circulars; &c &c &c. ACIlIl«liJ3 S»T".' DJÜEIER , —Successor to TT»ram- Sigler— HAVING BOUGHT the Establishment of Mr. HIRAM SIGLER, on Bank Street, und after the 7th of next month, I shall be prepared to carry on the same line of business, heretofore carried on in said Establishment, such as general And in fact any description of Job Printing, Slack or Bronze. And at prices as low as any other office in the interior of the State. W. P. BRADBITRN, Proprietor WHEELWRIGHT\ BLACKSMITH AND H OR SE- SHOEING SHOP. ALSO IRON RAILING AND FANCY IRON WORK foe geavk yards. I will also attend to my old profession, such as up and repairing of Steam Engine*, Sugar Saw Mills and Corn Mills T enris—Liberal. Thankful for past patronage, 1 respectfully my friends, and the public in general, for a


ocr: VOLUME VII. PLAQUEMINE. PARISH OF published evert satvhdat moknikg bt William P. Bradbnrn. —Office on IHaln street.— Calendar for March. M a'h. 4 11 18 25 S 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 IS 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 terms of the sentinel. Subscription , fiv e dollar* per annum, in advance No subscription taken for a less period than ooe year. Advertisements, charged one dollar per square (10 lines or less) for the first, and fifty cents for every subsequent insertion. All advertisement« published until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal discount made to yearly advertiser»; payments invariably in advance. Announcement» for office $10, in advance—and each Candidate will be charged $5 for printing Election Tickets. O*Announcement of Mayor, $5; for Aldermen $2 50. Job Work cash on delivery. PACKETS. Regular Coast Tacket. F or Baton Ronge Twice a Week. jrrSjk THE Elegant Passenger Steamer : T hrodule E lfert , Master, Leaves New Orleans every Monday, at 12 o'clock, M; and on Thursday, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Reluming, leaves Baton Ruuge every Tuesday ut 8 o'clock, A. M., and on Friday at 10 o'clock A. M. Eor freight or passage, apply on board. Qy Steamer GEM will extend her Thursday'« trip to Waterloo, Cook's Landing, Hermitage, Port Hudson, Springfield, Lobdell's Landing. Ba ton Rouge, Plaquemine, Bayou Goula, Donald tonvilie and Coast—12 hour packet to Plaque FOR LOBDELLS STORE. U. s. Mail Packet Ifew Iiatoaa. For Lobdell's btore, Baton Rouge, __ i Plaquemine, Donaldsonville, and all in termediate landings—The fine passenger steamer Vew Lalona, Emile Gross , Matter, will leave New Orleans for the above and all inter mediate landings on MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock P. M., and on FRIDAYS, at 10 o'clock A. M. Re turning will leave Baton Rouge on Tuesdays at2 o'clock P M, and on Saturdays at 10 o'clock A M. For (Wight or passage apply on board. r^-The New Latona has a sign on the wharf at ti er Landing, where will be always stationed a oleik to receive freight during the absence of the boat, enabling merchants to send their goods di rect from the vessel to the boat, thereby saving the charge of storage and additional drayage. For Sfew Orleans, The new and fine steamer BEL LA DONNA, J. H. Morrison, t .jaafcssae master, leaves Plaquemine on her downward trip every Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Returning, leaves New Orleans for Bay ou Saiaandall intermediate landingsevery Sat urday afternoon at 4 o'clock. od7 Opclousas and Hew Orleans Packet. The good, safe steamer Alice 1 W. tilaze, Capt. J. Jora '«tow , leaves N. Orlean« on Wed nesdays at 12 M.— Landing at Plaquemine on Thursdays at 5 a. m . Returning, leaves Opelou sas on Sundays at 10 a. m .—Arriving at Plaque mine on Mondays at 3 r. m . This boat is new, and decidedly the fastest and best boat of her tonnage that has entered the port of New Orlean«. For further particular« apply on board. aul2 BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY. fpHIS establishment having been lately increas X ed, and possessing additional facilities for the execution of all kinds of work in their line, the undersigned are prepared to manufacture and fur nish without delay, IRON AND BRASS CAST INGS , of the heaviest dimension«. Steam Engines, Sugar Mills and Saw Mills, improved conatructioo, suitable for puUi* or use. Steam Boilers all kinds made to order, of the beat Tenneaaee Iron. GRATE BARS and FURNACE MOUTHS of the most approved patten. Blacksmith 's Work all kind« relating to Machinery, Turning Finishing Work. Cylinders Bored *nd Sugar RoOert Turned provided with the beet kiad of machinery the puipoee. Having in their employ competent and skillful they willako attend to haviiç repairs on plantation«, whenever required. Planter« and other« an solicited to give us a tri - They will find it to their advantage to have work done here, inatead of ssading it to « „ . HILL h HENDERSON. Having a lam stock of pattern« suitable for every a#e of stnr mills sad engines, will be no chargeur patterns when they already on hand. mh4 -ly «• BROWN, Merchant Tailor, Keeps coMtantly on hand a fine assort ÏJ ment of READY MADE CLOTHE8— such as and Talmas, Fancy Pee— Coats, Fenek Coat s, Overcoats, ftc. Ac. taples'* ■f morXm9nt LES. Tenon very liberal. The attention MISCELLANEOUS. job nmranrck THE PROPRIETOR OF TBX SOUTHERN SENTINEL GRATEFUL for the patronage that bas here tofore been extended him, would respectfuly inform his patrons and the public generally, that having lately made considerable additions to his office, (and contemplating making considerable more in a short time) he is prepared to execute with neatness and despatch, and in a style equal to any other office, every variety of Job Printing Consisting of— Handbills of all descrip tions, Blanks of all kinds: Bill Heads; Wedding Ticket« and Cards; Pampleta; Lawyers' Briefs; Ball Tickets; Funeral Tickets; Circulars: &c &c kc. And in fact any description of Job Printing, in Black or Bronx*. And at price« as low as any other office in the interior of the State. W. P. BRADBURN, Proprietor JOSEPH FISHER, Boot aad Shoe Maker, Has established himself in Plaque mine in the above business. He will perform all work entrusted to him with _ neatness snd despatch, with durable workmanship, in fashionable style, and at moder ate rate«. Heaolicits a share of public patronage. His shop is on Bank street, nearly opposite Bieh er'« Bar ber «hop. decl8-ly ITn SADDLES AND HARNESS. Repairing Snggies, Ac. The undersigned, Practical Sa d die and Harness Ma rkers, take this me thod to return thei, thanks to the inhabitants of this and the adjoining parishes for the very liberal patronage they have received since they commenced business in Pla quemine . Trusting that their friends and the pub lic generally will continue to call upon tnem when anything is wanted in jheir line, they can assure them that all work entrusted to theircara will be executed in a workmanlike manner and on the shortest notice. They keep constantly on hand, Saddles of all kinds; solid Leather Trunks; Harness, both double and single; Bridles and Mar tingales, Carriages and Buggies Trimmed and Painted; Whips of every description. O^Psr ticular attention paid to Repairing. Charges mo SCOTT & KANE, derate. jan7 Bank st., next door to Marionneaux'«. Tar That fine and admirably located «tore second door above 6. W. Bayley'«. on Bank street, and adjoining the one just occupied by Mr. Kahn. For a Dry Goods store, it will be rented for a year for $250. Abo will be rented, if required for Dry Goods, the store one door above—price S20 per month. Ap ply to oct2l LOUIS DESOBKY, Sr lUfc JÊÊmmc J. DEJiN. Jr., RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Pla quemine and the Parish of Iberville, that he has just established himself in this place, in the store formerly occupied by F. Gallagher a'. No. 5 Main Street, where he will always keep on band a large assort' ment of OP' of every description, which he will sell, wholesale or retail, at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. Give him a call, and judge for youiaelvea of the quality of hiagooda and the price« for them that he aak«. no5 F. PERRILLAT, TOAtfOffiiaBAJEIIJa. From Geneva and Paris. Watckes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired st «hört notice, in the be«t style. Fine and Fashionable Jewelry. Lafayette Stroet my6 between lion 1c Quiggins, Baton Rouge. Flaqneodae and West Baten lonre LIVERY STABLES! EL McFADDEN takes pleasure in in forming hi« friends and the travelling public, thst he hss two fby, large, snd well suppliée Limy stables, one at Plaquemine snaths other at the Ferry Landing, opposite Baton Rouge. Persona wishing to hire riding hones, buggies or carriage«, can be accommodated at either of his •tables. Person« wishing to hire bones or buggies to tra vel from Plaquemine to Baton Ronge, or from Baton Reuge to Plaquemine, and not wiahing to return, can do ao. by leaving them at either of the above named stables, and they will be returned by th e pr oprietor. (E ^Droven with their hones or mules will find accom od a ti on at either of the above named places. ^ del0-ly Children's Hats and -Cnps. TUST neeived per stesmer CresesotiCity from «I New York, a variety of childsMÉroiicy hats and caps. dec!7 HART, ATWJN h CO. F. Y. SCHULET, One Door above Galagher's Store. T*™? awtkod to inform the inhabitant« A of Plaqneanws and vicinity, that he haa per manently located himaelf in this place, for the pur poeeof carrying on the Skoemakinr business in si it« varieties. Having on hand a large and well aelected stock of Leather, ia now prepared to manufactura Boote and Chess at the shortest no tice. Plaqnemine, June 4th, 1853 ly BIEHLER BROTHERS, Merchant Tailocs, Have just received their stoek of Fall sad Winter Goods of the best qualities and styles, for Coats, Teste and Pants, Their old friends sod enstonsn sad As publie generally, are invited to call and exsmine their stoc k sad leave their orders. With their other have the moat beautiful specimen of Blssk Cloth ever hroayht to this market. s30 NEW arrival of «boéss sad interesting works, just received st RICHARD Vwsss. PLAQUEMINE: Saturday, Marek 3. 1898. Seward's Election. The New York papers are full of comments npon the election of Seward. The Herald pub. I;shes a classified list of the votes, aays the Bee , showing that three Democrats, elected as auch, sustained Mr. Seward. The same paper says that the Know-Nothings were outwitted, outmanoeuvred and outvoted, and that they were intrinsically too weak to defeat the arch demagogue. The Exprès i says that the re* election of Seward was seen by most of his opponents to be irresistible from the start, and that if Messrs. Leigh, Littlejohn and others had been true to their pledges the result would still have been the same, among other reasons, certainly for the two following: 1st. About all the Democratic Seymour men in the Legislature would have gone for him, if their votes had been necessary,—which was evident from their coalition with him in the counties of Orleans, Ontario, and Livingston, at the poles, where, however, they were badlr beaten. 2d From the course of Mr. McGuire,a Demo cratic Irish Hard from this city. There were 2<7 other like Democratic voters, under like in fluences, ready to vote for Mr. Seward,—if their votes bad been wanted. We are sorrow there were votes enough .to elect Seward, without the aid of the whole body of Seymour (Administration) Democrats, We should have enjoyed the spectacle of wit nessing the favorites of President Pierce and the Union voting in a solid phalanx for Wm. H. Seward. As it was, only 3 of the number took the responsibility, viz: Messrs. L. B. John son, Patrick McGuire, and James M. Monroe. A writer in the Journal of Industrial Pro gress reconmends that butter should be knead ed with fresh miik, and then with pure water He states that by this treatment the butter i9 rendered as fresh and pure in flavor a« when recently m«de. He ascribes this result to the fact that butyric acid, to which the rancid odor and taste are owing, is readily soluble in fresh milk, snd ia thus removed. A bill has been introduced into the Senate of Indiana, to break up the Know-Nothing lod ges in that 8tate. It declares it s conspiracy for'persons to band themselves under solemn oaths for the purpose of depriving any citizen of the State of political rights under the Con stitution. The Know Noihings bad a meeting in the Tabernacle, at New York, last week, and de nounced C. C. Leigh and the thirty traitors with him in the Legialature, who elected Seward Senator. Among other things, they resolved that they are opposed to the agitation of tbe alavery queetion. A balloon, with which Miss Louise Bradiey, fo Philadelphia, ascended to a great height, at Eaaton on Thursday, bunt, but formed a pan chute, and^descended without harming the lady. Ths New Jerseyman states that a lady reaid ing about a mile and s half from Morriatown, gave birth on Friday to three children—two boys snd s girl—all of whom are living and doing well. Tbe mother is said to be unmsrw ried. Ths New York Express (Whig) thinks it rsther ominous of the fate of the whig party that in the two old Whig States, tbe homss of Clsy snd Webster, it has been virtually absnd oned, the Whig delegation in Congress from Massachusetts having deserted the protective eyatem, snd ia Kentucky s refusal having been made to call s Whig Stste Convention. Widosr Marie Antionette Lakeman wai elected keeper of the town pound in Glouces ter, Mass., last Monday. The Know Nothing party swept the bosrd, electing "males" to the other town offices. A few dsys ago the aword of General Jack son, used at New Orlesns, paaaed through Chstasnoogs, Tennessee, sn route for ths No. tional archives at Washington. It was broken ia two pieces. Commodore Chsrles H. Bell snd Abrahsm Bigelow have become Captains in the Navy, in plscs of Csptsin John Downs, deeessed, and Captain Downing, cashiered. Col. Kinney starts for Nicsrsgua in a few dsys. The atatement thst his expedition hss been sbsndoned is not true. Ia the Missoari Legialstars on tbe 7th, Mr Doniphoa presented a memorial praying thst ths pabliestioa of Abolitioa sentiments be onde s penitentisry offence. There sre twenty-eight millions of specie Isyingidle snd profitless in the tressary vsults of the United States, snd yet the aieresotils community is ssdly suffering for wsat of ths 'circulating medium.' A Temier CompHmenL —A Wsstera editor is pea k ing ef s eonesrt singer, says her votes hssjs Bdsrssathresshffltsf s frkl Li. "Alvsndo"Hunter, it is arid, is abseits join ths Kinney sxpodition. thus to the The and is and holy have more in man the ished ences, truly mise been ercised We last whom vate the gogue but may "ia when time for by body Our hailing he fell also on tions, the The of man He's a fidel, to go is The nally, they were to you my you ask "My if i*. will you. didate "The spurs not ing is January your there is eing any ing in $200 spend way eta. quantity gomery Nobody girls, chiefs easily very A transact inquire since look was, aa Then "May sge?" most perform with An ter's home, down, st thst of white over the they ceased water in snd 71c "I been put pens rian tawyers, ly, or TO


ocr: AMERICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, Charles Derbifuy» of jeffebos. For Lieutenant Governor, Louis Texada, of rapides. For Secretary of State, Robert G. Heal*, of east batoh bodge. For Treasurer, j. V. Dnralde, OF west BATON bouge. For Auditor, Wülfer Rosaman, ' of cla1bobre. For Attorney General, Kartell Hunt, ! of orleans. Fpr Superintendent of Education, O. D. Stillmau, of ouachita. For Congress, PRESTON POND, it For District Attorney, DAVID N. BARROW. For Senator, SAM'JL. MATTHEWS. PiAÇVEPIVE:


ocr: INSCRIPTIONS Grilles D'En tour a?c. Faits et posds sous la direction de LAURANT CHERI, Marbrier, A Plaquemine, Paroisse Iberville, La. Qp-N. B. — L. C héri garantit tous les travaux qui sortent de chez lui. an26-ly


ocr: •WTOMU AMERICAN STAT E TICKET. For Governor, Charles Derbiguy, of jeffebor. Fur Lieutenant Governor, Louis Texada, OF RAPIDES. For Secretary of Stale, ftobert ft. Bcalc, or EAST BATON BOUfiE. For Treasurer, J. V. Duraldc, of west baton rouge. For Auditor, Walter Rosftiiian, of claiborne. Fur Attorney General, KSandell limit, OF ORI.EANS. For Superintendent of Education, O. D. Stiilmau, OF OUACHITA. For Congres a, PRESTON POND, Jr For District Attorney, DAVID N. BARROW. For Senator, SAM'L. MATTHEWS.


ocr: Special Aftvartfeemeut*» 9J ftilk s»d Straw Goods. 9J l\ TALE, JR. à CO., Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Silk aaid Straw Goods, at 97 magazine st., Sew Orleans, and 56 Gravier street. Keep constantly on hand a l'wll assortaient o the newest styles— Stf&w Bonnets, Straw Hat«, Ribbons,. Laces, Gloves, Fans, Parasols, Whi to Goods, Children's Hats Embroideries, Dress Silks, Bonnet Silks. Fancy Dress Goods, Artificial Flowers, Millinery Articles, Shawls St Mantillas Dress Trimmings, &c. &e. All of which will be sohl at the lowest prices at wholesale. C. YALE, Jr., & CO., a 27 Magazine street, mh6-iy Between Common and Gjavie r


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. 11Y STOCK OF Drugs, Chemicals and MEDICINES, Has been carefully reple v, m , m *hed during my late visit to the North—also, my stock of Toy», fan cy Goods—and others, embracing articles too numerous to mention, f hope to receive the con tinued /avors of my customers. novlO A. E. RICHARDS.


ocr: AMERICAN TICKET. For Governor, Charles Derbiguy, of jefferon. For Lieutenant Governor, Louis Texada, of bafides. For Secretary~af State, Robert G. Beale* of east baton rocge. For Treasurer, J. V. Dur aide, of west baton kouge. For Auditor, Walter Rossiuaa, of claibokne. For Attorney General, Bandell Huit, of okleass. For Superintendent of Educate Q. D. §tillmau, of ouachita. For Congress, PRESTON POND, it For District Attorney, DAVID N. BARROW. For Senator, SAM'L. MATTHEWS. PL ACHEMINE: Saturday, November 3. 1855. '7—:— ~r z r~ ~. dJ"Our reader» will excuse us for filling our paper entirely with politics. It is the "last


ocr: SOUTHERN VOLUME VIII. »ft:« c © 5ND PAQUEMINE. PARISH OF PACKETS. 9Tew Orleans« Port Hudson Waterloo racket* for waterloo, and Lobdell's Storp, Baton Rouge, p' a . iquemine, Donaldsonville, and 5Ï1 in termediate landings^—The fine passer »er stc-amor Ifew Latona, EMitB <i*o*; s , M^ter wfll leave New Orleans for »fe aWe in d all 'inter mediate hurting on MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock P. ML art on V liIDAYS , 9 0 > cl0ck A M Re . w iH leave Waterloo every Saturday and * uesdays. For freight or passage apply on board. K7~The New Latona has a sign on tbe wharf at her Landing, where will be always stationed a clerk to receive freight during the absence of the boat, enabling merchants to send theif'goods di rect from the vessel to the boat, thereby saving the charge ol' storage and additional drayage. For freight or passage apply on board or to novl7 G. E. SPRAGUE, Agent. Nouveau Paquebot Entre la STOe. Orleans et Waterloo. Pour WATERLOO' l'Hermitage, Port Hudson, Springfield Landing, Lobdell's Store, Wall's Landing, Baton Rouge, Bruslé Landing, Est et Ouest Ba ton Rouge, .Manchac, Plaquemine, Iberville, Bay ou Goula, New River Landing, Ascension, Don aldsonville. &c. &c.— Le Bateau-a-vapeiir ueuf, fin marcheur CAP ITOL, en place du "Giosy," commande par le Capitaine THOMAS M. URE, partira de la Nouvelle Orlenns tous les Dimanches, a 9 heures A- M., et les Jeudi*, a 5 heures P. M. Retour nant, partira du Waterloo tous les Lundis a 10 b Mires M., "et Jeudis a 6 heures P. M. Partira de Plaquemine tous les Lundis a 4 heures P. M., et Jeudis a H' heutes P. M. Le CAPITOL prendra du fret et des passagers pour toutes les places ci-mentionnees. nov3 G. E. SPRAGUE, Agents New Orleans and Fort Regular Packet. For Fort Adams, Pointe ^ ■ - Coupée, Morganzia, Bayou ,Sara, Waterloo, Hermitage, ' Pojt Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donaldsonville, and the Coast—The line passenger packet steamer P. F. K.MM« liENJ. Ii. ORR, Master, will run re gularly in the above trade throughout the entire year—leaving New Orleans every WEDNES i)\Y Morning at 10 o'clock A.M. Returning, wil! leave Fort Adams every FRIDAY at 13 or» clock,M. For freight or passage apply on board or to nov3 G. E. SPRAGUE, Agent. THE CAPITOL. txvicetweek, [CP FOR WATERLOO— Port Hudson, Lob del l's Store, Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donald sonville, and all intermediate Landings. Tbe new and splendid steamer CAPITOL, Capt T homas U ke . will leave New Orleans for the above porta on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, and on Wednes days at 5 P. M. Returning, will leave Waterloo immediately on delivery of freight, &c. For freight or passage epply 011 board or to 0O27 GEO. SPRAGUE. New Orleans and Bayou Sara. The new and fine steamer Mu sic, Capt. W. MeCOMBS, leaves iPlaqueminean her downward trip every Wednesday afternoon at 4 o 'clock. Re turning, lea-'es New Orleans for Bayou Sara and all intermediate landings, every Saturday at s o'clock. jel IT. S. Mail Packet llatckee. 1 JütSLü» For, Vicksbnrg, Warrenton, Nsw J^SttHaU Carthage, Ash wood, Grand Gulf, St. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof Natches, Fort Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton Plaquemine, Donaldsonville—The mag new regular passenger packet NATCH T. P. Leathers, master, will leave as above SATURDA F, at 5 o'clock P. M . For freight passage apply on board, or to CARROLL, PRITCHARD k Co., Union Row, 53 Carrondelet street. BZFThe Natchez will go through to Vicksburg detention, and wfll connect there with the cars on Monday. K7~The boat will not be respofiiible for any or package containing money, jewelry, or valuables unless regular bills ofHading are specifying the contents and value, and the paid; nor for any valuable article deposit with the clerk by the passengers, or contained their baggage. AND FEED STORK. A AYETepec fully informa his friends l.. and the public generally that be has opened extensive Grocery ud Feed Star? Merriam street, nearly opposite the foot of The Grocer) will always contain the best moat choice of every description usually found jn the most ex Grocery Establishment!, and will be sold City Prices. HIS FEED STORE he trusts, supply a want that has longbeen in this community; and while ist promues to Mends and the public that he will always on hand a good supply ™ r 7 CORN, HAY, 0AT8, «fre, prices as low as can be sold in the dty, he hopes receive a portion of their jpatreaage. fiyCall examine articles and prices. ap2X~ prices. ap2X~ 9m completed his large and rein mod jn ne Warehaue Opposite to the Steamboat nding, will give his eujfare attention to the l i xeldny aad g uiindh y all Freights passing through Plaquemine.— Tête and Attakapas Marchants in particu wUl find it to their latere* by «iving their at to this notice. Those WMhug to hare Goods attended to will ptaaa» addreae Care of J. E. DEGELO& MISCELLANEOUS. Homa. —: Winters and others who have orders to mve to »tie CAPITOL or LATONA, to take on .,. S ar or Molasses, or other matters, if they *»il send them to the undersigned, he will at tend to them promptly without charge. uovlO G. E. SPRAGUE. IWcnusicr Ebonitte. Etant reconnaissant des faveurs possess qui il a reçues, informe respectueusement ses amis et le public général, qu'àprés une courte absence de son depot usuel sur la rue de Plaquemine, vis-à vis le m&rché, il y est rétabli, et il espère y de meurer — il reeçoit toujours de la Nelle Oi leans et de Cincinnati, des assortiment de MEUBLES DE TOUTE DESCRIPTIONS, qu'il vendra à bas prix comme d'ordinaire. 11 prend en échange des vieux meubles, ou il les reparé à bon marché. Il fait aussi des cercuiels de toutes descriptions ■tir demande et a toujours su main des cercuiels patentés de Fisk—il a aussi un corbillard — a prix modérés. janl nwoiUAn CH EAP ISTO RE 8. SCHHALIMSKI, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public generally that he has removed from his old stand on Meiriam street to the large brick store of Mrs. Beck on Main street, opposite the Drug Store of A. E. Richards, where he has now opened, and is receiving large additions to his al ready extensive stock, of the NEWEST AND LATEST STYLES OP Ml* GOODS, GLOZSZSO, Soots add Shoes, Jewelry and Z*ancy Articles, Cutlery, Crockery Ware, " Glassware, Ac, die. And in fact every description of Goods, to meet the various wants of the public, and which be will continue to aellat lower prices than they can be purchased elsewhere. HP-Call and exam ine for yourself, and be convinced. apl4 OYSTERS, v_y w and other delicacies! A. PERRON, Ar.y Would remind bis old friends and the public generally, that his Oyster Saloon has been fitted up anew during the summer with many improve ment«, and is now opened again for the winter campaign, jvith fresh oysters and all other delicacies always on hand. oct27 H. FOURRIER, MusiC'Teacher aid Piano Tuer, PLAQUEMINE, Ibervillê Parish, Offers his services to the public jo I^HBihe parishes of Iberville, West Baton H * ' "'ftoure and Ascension, for the tuning of Pianos. Mr. Fourrier has secured the services of Mr. L. Jannin, piano maker, tending in Don ald«onvifle. who will execute with care all neces sary repairs on Pianos, whether interior or exteri or workmanship, and in fact all repairs appertain ing to such instruments. Workmanship fully gua ranteed. Mr. L. Jannin is well known for hav ing put up and made the beautiful Pianos from the factory of Mr. Weyand. Orders left with either Mr. L. Janvier, Donald sonville, or with Mr. H. Fourrier, Plaquemine, I berville , will be promptly attended to. je2 RIEHLER RROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS, Inform their friends and the public generally that they have just received a large and splendid supply of Cloths* Casstaeres and Vestinys, which they are prepared to make up at the shor test notice fo» their friends and customers. " They have also a fine stock of Ready Made Clothing, of superior make, which they particularly recom mend to public notice. They respecfully invite the public to give thon a call and examiae their goods and prices, and would be glad to have the pleasure oftaking the mtatmt of all, and giving them a fit they would be proud o£ octSO 1 BOARDING, . Bammi art Lrttfa,. The Undersigned respectfully in» forms his friends and die public gener ally,'that he will continue to keep his Restaurant in operation during the Som mer as well as in the winter and that he wit! famish Lodgings for transient respectable nnaons at aO hours. I will also fbrnish BOARD by the week or month. Cooking, a la Èaliên tt a faJVuTSise having procured the best eooka. A. PERRON', Jt. Ai New Grocery Store 42VZ) 1 M WJ T HH-JWtff W A BLUM respectfully informs his Meads and the public generally, that he has taken the large and commodious building lately occupied by Mr. St. Dirier, in which he nas opened a Gro cery Store in which will 6s kept «very descrip tion of Groceries required for Family sod Planta tion nee He hai'ibd opened à Coffee Bouse adjofaing, where will be kept tbe choicest ef Liquors, aad where he weuld be glad to see his friends fr&aa town aad country. fobi7 '33-ly JOSEPH FISHES, BMt aad Shoe Maker, RHes eBUfctîàed himeelf inPlaqaemiaeie the above bnainsss He will perform sll with durable workmanship, in fathioeabbMrtyle[ aad atmederate rates. He aolidta a share ef pub lic patronage. His shop ieen Baek alw e t ,—idy opposite B&Uert Barbershop. dbelfrly ' . : ' ' ■ 1 ■ ' . : ' ' ■ 1 ■ , As tke time is near at hsÉid wbee 1 Planters and Merchants will WtSf —than good Barrels, the- un thafrlfias^ftn^Jtwg» St fffe&liSSS aede-efgeeASaaseei timber. AH ari se s Will he trictly attendri to. . T MISCELLANEOUS. CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER. D ec. 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 IS 12 19 26 13 20 27 7 M 21 28 JOB painting. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL GRATEFUL for the patronage that has here tofore been extended him, would respectfuly inform his patrons and tbe public generally, that having lately made considerable additions to his office, (and contemplating making considerable more in a short time) he is prepared to execute with neatness and despatch, and iti a style equal to any other office, every variety of Job Printing * Consisting of— Handbills of all descrip tions; Blanks of all kinds; Bill Heads: Wedding Tickets and Cards; Pamplets; Lawyers' Briefs; Ball Tickets; Funeral Tickets; Circulars; kc &c &c. And in fact any description of Job Printing, in Black or Bronze. And at prices as low as any other office in the interior of the State. W. P. BRADBURN, Proprietor ACHILLE «T. D1ZIES, —Successor to Hiram Bigler — HAVING BOUGHT the Establishment of M«. HIRAM BIGLER, on Bank Street, and ! &c -( but w jth after the 7th of next month, I shall be prepared ... n man to make up to vote, with all papers, the siule. Besides to carry on the same line of business, heretofore carried on in said Establishment, such as general WHEELWRIGHT\ BLACKSMITH AND HORSE-SHOEING SHOP. ALSO LOCKSMITH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY IRON WORK poe grave tards. I will also attend to my old profession, such as putting up and repairing of Steam Engine», Sugar Mi'h, Saw Mill* and Corn Mill* Terms—Liberal. Thankful for past patronage, 1 respectfully colicit my friends, and tne public in general, for a sontinuance of the same. jy 29 G. E. SPRAGUE, steamboat\ receiving and for warding agent, SUCCESSOR TO F. N. BISSELL, WILL give his entire attention to Receiving and Forwarding of all Freights passing >itfb Plaquemine. Grosse Tête and Attaka pas Merchants, in particular, will find it to their interest to give their attention to this notice.— Those wishing to have theii Freight attended to, will please have it sent, directed— Care G. E. SPRAGUE, Plaquemine, La. Jfaftr to— Hart, Austin k Co., ) F.N. Bissell, > Roth Bro thers. ) » jy 14 Flaqvemine and Weit Baton Eonge iifERY STABLES! mSim 2Sa5 CjAMUEL McFADDEN takes pleasure in in IJ forming his friends and the travelling public, that he has two fine, large, and well supplied Livery Stahles, one at Plaquemine and the other at the Ferry Landing, opposite Baton Rouge. Persons wishing to hire riding horses, buggies or csrrisges, can be accommodated at either of his stables. . Persons wishing to hire horses or buggies to tra vel from Plaquemine to Baton Rouge, or from Baton Rouge to Plaquemine, and not wishing to return, can do sol by leaving them st either of the above named stables, and they will be returned by the proprietor. QT^Droveri with their horses or mules will find accomodation at either of the above named places. delO-ly Barber» Capping ud Bleeding. XTIcolas WfhlT HAS opened bis shop in Keller's new house, opposite Kahn' s store, where he will be glad to see all who may require his services in either ef the above branches. He is sure that none will be displeaeed who may require his services. je4 •TOVft VAfXOHV' HOTBL, MARKET ST. ■. HAHIX, grateful for tbe Bfavors hitherto bestowed upon him by a generous public, takes this occasion to return them las thanks, and to state to them that be has made considerable improve ments; and feels that he can safely assert, that in reference to the substantiate and luxuries of his table, and comfortable lodging, that his house is second to noué in this community. Call and ex examine for yoareelrea. apfll BB. KVMEMAJTlf, APFER8 his Professional services to the citi \J aeaa of Iberville. He gives consultations in Enghsb, French and German. His office is on Main street, next door to the Mayor's office, an4 nearly opposite the Court House. janö worn. The und e r si gned has a SULK ET good endima, whieh he will dia> pose of chcsp. ^ ACEnLLE 8T. DIZIER. COAL—COAL. •es are respect! ally informed that they can be oappbed Wiftthe belt Pittsbareh Cöal, at their Com Depot for Steamboats, in front of the Plan tation of A. Sidney Robertson. Address Iberville Postoffice: S. Jt. CHRISTIAN & CO. Fcc sale,seveEal empty Coal Boats; each heat oontainsabout5,000feet of ceod Lumber, exclu, PUBLISHED Saturday, The A popular cut, the land of lowing tion:— •'That every article of the the statutes of ted as an We suppose that any lenged at the pelted to rea l or section of not deficient in was sanctioned pliant majority." and a similar every State of not know how formation of cal world and of ding parties, eise wisely the is apt to be the It is often man to make up ... n siule. Besides cause many an children—even if ucate sis of all as a bar to the frajie. STThe time, a most its organization sent into it a to occupy the soil State. Tbe was Igoing on, in great numbers manently abolitionists. sdmisslon in the will come up were entitled to was under the O-The publishes a letter Valley, in which letter, that in Salt Lake City, mostly destroyed ey dew had fallen cotton woods citizens were the syrup into ten pounds of would bring f 4 pie there depend ies; but when tbe heaven. In case it looks as if not quite. very near to it." CTThe anecdote, ^which tention and 'Some time back, peared far position was recently in Paris, with a high title, of the Emperor. an estimate was that, snch aa they sively to his own principles" This latterly, in of nobility and tbe Emperor of George Snmner, ply. Trachetomy. "Yesterday tomj waa Hall, of this eity, four and five focation front was introduced and the breathing add there are now will recover. The man with ehe intends er permits. nam's Mnseom. know ef the


ocr: ■hall we aell our birthright for a mas of pottagel AMERICAN STATE TICKET Far Governor, Charles Derblgny, of jefferok. For Lieutenant Governor, Louis Texada, of rapides- % For Secretary of State, Robert CI. Beule, of east bator bouge. For Treasurer, JT. T. Daralde, of west baton rouge. For Auditor, Walter Rossman, of cla1bosre. For Attorney General, Randell Hnat» of obteaxs. For Superintendent of Education, O. ». ttlllUBB, of ouachita. For Congress, PRESTON POND, Jr For District Attorney, DAVID N. BARROW. . For Senator, 8ÀM L. MATTHEWS. PL ACHEMINE: ISN.


ocr: JOB nLZNTZVO. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL GRATEFUL for the patronage that bas here tofore been extended him, would respectfuly inform his patrons and the public generally, that having lately made considerable additions to his office, (and contemplating making Considerable more in a short time) he is prepared to execute with neatness and despatch, and in a stvle equal to any other office, every variety of Job Printing Consisting of— Handbills of all descrip tions; Blanks of all kinds; Bill Heads; Wedding Tickets and Cards; Pamplets; Lawyers' Briefs; Ball Tickets; Funeral Tickets; Circulars; &c &c &c. And in fact any description of Job Printing, in Black or Bronze. And at prices as low as any other office in the interior of the State. W. P. BRADBURN, Proprietor ACHILLE ST. D1ZIER, —Successor to Hiram Bigler — HAVING BOUGHT the Establishment of Mr. HIRAM SIGLER, on Bank Street, and after the 7th of next month, I shall be prepared to carry on the same line of business, heretofore carried on in said Establishment, such as general WHEELWRIGHT\ BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOEING SHOP. ALSO LOCKSMITH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY IRON WORK FOR GRAVE YARDS. I will also attend to my old profession, such as putting up and repairing of Strom Engine*, Sugar Millt, Saw Mill» aod Corn Mill* Terms—Liberal, f Thankful for past patronage, 1 respectfully colicit my friends, and the public in general, for a sontinuance of the same. jy 29 ani'West Baton


ocr: AMERICAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, Charles Derblgny, OF JEFFEB02I. For Lieutenant Governor, Loib Texada, OF B4FIDES. For Secretary of Stale, Robert G. Beale, of east batos bouge. For Treasurer, M. V. Dnraldo, OF V/EST BATON ROUGE. For Auditor, Walter Bmhuu , of claiborne. For Attorney General, Handel 1 Hunt, OF 0RIXA3S. For Superinter'Jsnt of Education, O. D. Stlllman, OF OUACHITA. For Congress, PRESTON POND, Jr For District Attorney, DAVID N. BARROW. For Senator, SAM'L. MATTHEWS.