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AccInrSg. We learn that a schooner from We
q frnz loaded with annunition met with seri.
Gus accident while inflow ofa steamer, SNORT as,
lance below tbe civ. 1t appears that portion Of
he eornbnstibIe matter on board the schooner was
gnited from the towboat and exploded dangerously
wounding one person, it Is said, and materially ~
juring the vessel. We could not learn particulars
HoRRIp MuRDER.-one Of the most brutal and
horrid murders that we have ever heard Of, was
committed between 6 and o'clock on sunday
evening last, by fiend named William Bailey re-
siding in St. Peter street between Dauphln and
Burgundy, First Municipality BaieY'swife was
delivered of a female child about half an hour be-
fore the fatal deed was committed and he appeared
very much incensed at the time, that it was not q
male child Bailey went to coflee-house near by,
coon after the birth, and after calling for some
whisky, remarked that his wife had been delivered
of did brat of girl, and that he meant to kill
both mother and child Soon after his return TO his
house, he seized the infant dragged it from the bed
and dashed it ON the floor, after which he COM
menced beating the unfortunate mother lie also
dragged her from the bed, and stamped her under
his feet on the floor. The nurse ran out in the
street and called for assistance, and when some
persons, who were in the room of Divide Debuys,
opposite, went into the house of Bailey, they found
him standing over the PROSTATE and senseless form
of his wife. The inhuman monster was immedi-
ately arrested and is now in jail awaiting an e1-
animation. Mrs. Bailey expired mabout an hour
after receiving her injuries but the infant, although
thrown upon the floor with great violence, escaped
without serious injury It has never been our duty
to record murder under such atrocious circum-
Stances and we cannot as yet believe that the muir
derer was in the possession of his senses at the time
he committed so horrid an act For the sake OF
humanity we hope that he was not His examina,
lion, before Recorder Genois, will take place IN
few days
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A M1SrANs.-la she rogua&a q The capitol i a
flEl bsagsh pogsFais Of Gen Taylor, taken al Wal,
nat SpElngS, 6Y Brown, thu artist, with $ Whitley
near his SIDE. THIS Ua0ealng, Col. WaA0aeh, t&bo
has BIS auarterS az Ol8 RCint,@ walked ~, amt
began 10 scan The pictures whleA ad2r@ the panels
Nalla he Was th,l> lau0eentEy engaged, gentle
MAN in speeeaelss began e compare tAe eelgh5,
the raE0gdlsy the nose, the eye Of Col, Waleaeh
With those q Ger, IaysoE ca the canvass, lie
without refsesl2a, il NsaS aaanRacZsY agreed that.
Ia ait pEohahisy aa Zachary WAS there in Rsegr91
ptrs2u2t lie MAS truly shs observed Of alb 90
servers The nafllcsFg slslsss, aaylog safsae@
asassat WeJh kaeSlDg 81 the pictures Haensd rgAE
aoeas RAGE towards The Ssla1e ebana6er, where be-
Ssceasgsa RassssE ger, Wgho took nas eaFd IN to
Sssasss OAK. WAsa rAs messenger rsalgnsa, be
Mas called asats and asse& vshase card be bad 3e-
lhsgs Was arsahhbsss ans1sav to kaews
Judge 6 the essapeen sssas ssRsa e Was asesr-
SsS@ aaa5 5he ella soldier aSa.S Col Waibaeal--
esfFeSa'o 'zas1es n, L Hra51
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PAssENGERs-By the STEAMER ERd0rd.-Capt II T. W.
Ganiine, Co. ID, iirt Dragons. aud rs men; Lieut. .
+. Castor Capt L. a; Fayel jas, Fraser John Arnold
John Could Henry BOimAiTe Capt ID. BOufgrand NJ
! Nascimeuto; Eugene Stakey Francis GeueT; Jas. Z.
Ford Thos Richards David b. Fowler; Mis-. L. Taylor,
DEp-On Thurlay, 27th July, at sea, private
Green, of company d, first Dragons. Also, one
discharged soldier in Mexico
Ok We are under many obligations to our
senators, IL. $. Johnson and S. w. Downs, for
imnortant pnhIic documents
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FREsuEr AT GREEN Bal gentleman from
Green Bay, states that the Of last week done
carving away bridges, and Causing serious injury
to property. -Sheboygaa VS. Times.
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sg- To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MuNROE 81 CO.'S

y Where may be found The Largest and
REST -4SSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.

BEST ASSORTMENT or CLOTHING,
OF every description in Neworeans.
At this article is offered at the very lowest
price at which sold and reduction can IN any instance
be made Purchasers whether they good or OF the
of of o may rest obtaining every article at the
price without trouble OF beating down. the fear Of
being cheated price for goods ard that invariably
is the lowest in city Our stock OF Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth
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4 ,,pa4eAS /, carE--A meeting Of this Soeley
was held night before last at their Hah' no. ~
Magazine street Dr.. Mccracken was nominated ,s \
and unanimously appointed as chairman ot ne
meeting. After formal proceeding q the mesl
Ing had gone through, Dr. MecFaeken and Thomas
Gilmore and others addressed the nieeting. Allel
which the following well-tnned and termed resolu-
ton was offered BY a COMMITTEES Of tbe Counciao
The consideration Of the meeting, and met q lfqe
and enthusiastic response, and was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted ,.,....t,,.ncb
ssared That as the menbe OF New elIeaR an Jd
lie American League for the kedetp!on - 80 AN
sssaeiatei heiaselves for one purpose only "
Ireland in the event Of sEugge g Legal 81. ,qi
ebfsi By sending money Ireland, when as Ia, ,a
snsI bedy represent nj the people of lfelana sna De
lsd THAT we will send subscriptions 70 snci. .
without IN any way debating to se1l " afses
Re appied And fat we W, not a ~
as Of this association who w p9l spuJ ~
sfilfion and ge as they now aiu{ any ~ lss4
san TO create dseofd Or ~ ait Tor which
az our aid 10 Ieant any othef ~, lie money
the members subsebed their names an stricken
Of such persons shall be refunded, anu liel ae
from the list Of members :F b,,s,-
After the trarlsactionof Some osfer
ness, the meeting adjourned 70 nleeeon llsA'
evening. go
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ADJUSTMENTS.
,LYMP1o rHEArRE. a.ss .Naaonal.,g

OLYMPIC THEATRE, u4te NATIONALLY =
CORNER OF BARoNSE ASD foYDRAs Sis.
TTNHIS EVENING. Tuesday, Aug 1-Nil he perform
4 "a the comedy OF A ROI.AN FOR AN OLIN Err.
Sir Marx Chase Mr. Hsckmott Selbourne AlT. Mcdonald
Ae Hghhysr Mr. Rynar: Fixture, alr 6reEson; Mana,
MIS- THOMSON Mrs Seiboume Mis- e. Deering..-. Al
Ter which a Grand POT POURI-J Kelly. T. Coleman, J.
Stickney ending with ATRIAL DANCE. SONG, BY
MS NJ Deenng To conelade with the last new farce OF
DAY IN PARIS
IAs Prices eff -9dn1fssfqH es JGftacS
Family and Private Boxes Second OF BONes,-3c
Dress Circle Sec Boxes for Fase coOred, .55C.
Par1ueefe Soc Coiored Gallery 20.
Is Docs quarter before Ociock, and perform
snce VIII commence al half-past :. precisely.
s Seais may be scared daiF at the Box-oies fOm II
O'Clock A. n. 10 o e lock. P. II.
~ Tickets good only for the night on which they ale
pnTefssasi Al
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EasAe AsESAN.-Sha Ssnilav last, q neneonzrs
sals a.aes, 9ssseena 9a Ilgs and Thomas kEaYnes,
"a whaeA TIE ksrHaer mas iassantlv kIli.sC ufsh
SaSe ktaynss = IN Ha2l aNaaza.s bis erial- TFIss.
IN Gasets, zlsd 1&
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PRoPosALs FoR LUnEBER.

PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER
I1ROPOSA us VIII be resolved my Office until 1HLRs
nay, lqsh day Of agus 14S for the following IL 3l-
BERs delyeEssl THE New BASIN
yea esI inches. 70 or y fee long, elbow RIne.
$50 do. SKI do A0r : do do
II SD do XXI do. il or 5 10. do
5000 do 1xS OF u. IS % . Go. DO.
500 do l-aXI9--. .tl-
Al afths bsst qualify Yellow Pine Lumber
TERMStGsh deliver OF each cargo. Eot tIas Of de-
hvsrY, etc, apply b. Iesser. 70
AID JOHN Holy. 1s4 PSgdras
BOOTS SHOES AND BROGAES
HSG CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRO
fs1O CANS. huilss from Sans CerlOya- &
CA2Hes C2rica Sue B2s state foT saha bT =@@
eIy1N RIG. HOBBS. Il 6'sssrulh0sss stseet
CHERR9 AND WALNUT LUMBER
lust RECENT ED. zflAshnas s5ss rho5ee CHERRY
.y4rl, A AR0GANY. OAK, ash MAPLE BEACH.
tAttf NJ 3fNfIzks. Gear Nkhs a III Pop
LAR ssd 4 El.I40AF PINE FIRE kEies Fe Cav FIRE
Tie S1nt ilals tenrsRs. Rssests ctr, fsr da 70
sa]s. 5y PRAGUE s. SHEEsE 4 M sszae y Us
1874 p Mes IA 3 ana IS = Jsssah street
$3.50 g-s55-sr - -, 55rT re.s
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Steamboat Departures This Day.


rs-sEE 4DgERTIsENENTs on THIRD P-fsk :.
p;gsb5rg BELLE OF THE WEST Wh9iess E P. n.
aa Places NOZZLE Sutton, A NJ Barge, = 4 y gis
or The o. s. Mail steamboat BELLE OF Pla,t
VEST-For Cincinnati; Louisville Wheeling anu issa-
burg This DAY H Hssfay osG i2SB = Pqydas
Passengers will please be board at the above hour
Panama Hats.
ss= THREE THOUSAND Panama HATS, sl,sa9le
for the season. SOLDIERS returning lIon ss SEA- u
PEACE-A No. u first quality the very low Price q
$50 per dozen or So so each
es5- CA1L AT SANDS CLOTHING EMFOhlOH'
jy6 I'm e I oyerls -1..l ..---- Z. -
ssr Renoval.-C. ALE. JR., & co. have removed
from IA 1sarres street to "a MAGAZINE STREET, between
Common and Gre, they Will keep te usual stock Of
Fancy and. Staple SILK GOODS,
Whit, f,s Taees Linens Eabroaerss etc and complete
asarinent II MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, 70 which they
would attention Of City and Country DeaeEs yl
No. 1 MAeAzTyE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
M. HUNTINGT
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Kesps constantly on hand complete Of article re-
quired for Genhernan's Wardrobe. apis Sdpd
RspsdzD for R1s SRl9s Ct Psafsss 9nHl5R
DAP From Il sq Rs s SGls s US II oS aas 9 asu
Dr Ro9ars ls~ Il Ii s ga he "ieIe % moi bsao
opronoanee ns icr such AEeGo.
81 a9 n esaa 20 Resosssfay HENRY W HLLARD
cqg n Davis Company p Seossa Rsg c Maze ay y:ry
high appreciation your pysehtery Corgla'
oil the Bowels ~ Fecoaieh ul u
individuals coueced with the Army 90 gfeA was
Regiment, that generous loa-
tons Captains exhAued c1nni1i q a
InfaIble END dy and esteem a one OF The most VAIN
able medicines the soldier cans arrT VITA niu1.
Your obliged friend,
JEiy llta Isi7. Join F. DAVIS, CaPtsC0. D.
~ DP VOoDFTFF 's-IORM SPECIFIC IS safe an 81
efscislt remedy WGTns.-THY IT. Il good as the lestal
cheap the cheapest
u do certify that administered to member my family Dr.
Wooruhs Worm Specidc, and e rought away hy worms; and "a
-. -, = ,sss +, SJOHN J. LIT IL.
k The Medicines are o sale, wholesale and oy
by q WRIGHT s. Co. Isl Charities street No. ..1zH
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-. 7. - I.,.Il,1.i.,aI TIoteIs Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES. Thos Richards; PAllaasipnlis'
1t Carter Isl Dragons. - WILSON, w
sVERANDAH.. w Fowler, Baton heus@ 2
Polk, Coast a,.,te.,ss Bes5.
II = ,rt 2 +, - r5Tneae Mss B Williams; "
rtIp-u. lyr
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Richard Sands, grateful for psst favo-s yos g "
TpSct-l4Y tsSssoA2
ard Furnishes Stsrs Is POI pEAS crssz u RcsaFa Sc
N. GeDgls-leu
So cal 2gsI examine s7r themselves 4Pe
SY- To Country Merchants, Planters and FhYsi-
szDs-Psase ses he alvsgssesst IT EUSEG PADDOCK.
upca ne F0asta Pagv, ssaIs5 as asevs =ylc
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~ Strangers IN the Gley, see II = T. A2CI4AENhS
ssesuaeiasas she 9aes e08Ha Of has ga9h Ga 2aa d ao
'@7y eet % BIS professor see p DE te@ SseA 81 la #,1
s ass1 sel ss5 give 9ia ss a. 81 &Rsseahgass
street. MAID an
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FANCY DRY GooDs AND millinery.
FT,RE SUBSCRIBER. aazFng gess Gees "a MsueF.
= &ssss to na1ss q tire former Ter Tie Hlan
AeggSs, sa purebass Stack Jr the faa tralss1sg res
sS,.s ss ~ s So, s.s 10 e ca a. So
ri gEss ave seen nstsed % as ~ - lakz g tleE n
s - - sos s1s q alaSe Use Rsae s' 80 5la nq=
Tie ceeessssssg ss DRESS GOODS ElEBEgIDFi-
R1sS FANCY GOODS RE2Frg saEzssY and TJIgatsf !.
ISL stl-E.S, saa every 1ssenedpn amt ssgie Of BON
~ Rse'esaseg the Nd n ClastTss saresa-e1H 80
na q . : NAyafoeTa> q cbasae- .--ses-
NEW AND INTERESTING RU8L-7 ATOMS
I y aeas~ fsa sae 81 10, II Slasa5 sarsat--
Z casa E9S COMMENT SfES CsN FHE GALLO
qAN WIN hligisa A9iss NE15eai antt tslg l1lz9gf
W ~ ~, = So = i5eS..sa = ~ 3
sSsateas saets ATlIeiif Series 81 Greek and Laln
fgae e;EsN18NEA AND sGRlg01.A 6.E TsCTTt- -
s9s s;less ana Ea,i7 Easgsagas. u an'erss Cgess-
AN sAE&t'elt F3ClN v Dc Aafsors Coarse d Read
e aa ss99eais Of slsasliag md ]a1gry - ,!sg
Seisaes saa bellies kas'trss "a fiial6 Ciliagss
Evan SUGAR PE.sSifssS Nspg- eE--Bssars
ysa " ne ~ q oR1aaniIg Sugar 6qu ts sasA
FslslAlANSlGlNS elR kSel AID. On Pcrlrsessas Is.
ASsss q s7e Seas IT Noheaisn, atqn lEasiass9
AFf55,gs, i 10 and ST "a MS "a T eos
teiSeI So 81 p Hlase'isrs esise sassasa ee
R2s eSeS = NS2 e ~ Aaisa.p "a cossis
Rss' e, AstboF o ne saafiola rsf Eek q Let
~s1eA9ase SEQ u 8 sciGsI' ~ 4 Gsas
4SssA aARpzN SEEDS ga8 FaLL CROP.
VIZ S8RssasSl Is .. sl9s tsesh ssses e SEEDS
a52 93Iels fl5aee, Essis 4ni sssfv s-sSa &
@asRe3 NJ So SIS sotl II bS Ssell SSf
b sEss Il 95s aisi.Gf S gss a5 ~ loa 81
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MIsSesssaeee&

Wee A91a5get tSehQ9avt s Ia BE- second ID com,
nsR6 eg he Mediterranean Beet
y ives removed Nesaeeay n 2Ess9ag % Paris shas
eellRSea tee& Paee egs he nsht pysvba's, le the
ka0seRss - Magsta, IL Which Seass Of The rieaers
Mege wQs@sse& and saaae prisoners
PARIS gensaalsy eesltaeea tsaaeaa several az
rests and SellNreS % sreas wege paade OF Theirs
CAV la ths kaeAaGEg s.. Aato5ne and ii S said
that il was tas egeEEesssaes tAat gave rise 10 the
soaer q an es6sEaal maeAese AsNiag been dis
covered
Aa aSay % 5000 eea vii be eaeanaeed near
PARIS, ppeAas1y At -. Masgs eear Niaeeansss
feesa Sgasn ne eeaEa TIE eNpcseslIels &c seeeie
bad Aesa eEoAlAited I've geNeassseaa a6 not
ass tsaNe esS are allowed etaSe wisA them ~
each. he AleessssssEsS are gsssss at sesgars,
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~ Important 70 HealEh,-Na Hsyaly sBeRd neglect
G. alse ataE aaltss Blu MS e8 fhfN FFH
- 81 a9 aa e remedy ea Bowed somgts, ya5eA Qeegs
s1fitae
ke Enre'sg - The soas9a. q ga-
S9sl seissaas peess = Casa2 sggees Nswg9lss7s.
iel u 81 bNSRRGIJl5fh
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o' W ~ 3 some other minor bust
aver W 70 meet on next Sunday
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w ta,At-. vs. s ~ ~ H 10 NQsesnbef usxt a IL
III 4 80 .afk tsSA,f ANfE Hob 81, With 4 ia
~ SsStfH 1stt2r AS8 elt 81 MAY street. E4@-
III rfa ~ Yt ~ a4zfge sts-etS Lafayette Inquire
u tsts q Z kAWhS, FESlAeRt tloass 81 Charles s.
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GORnON PLUMME.
sands's Clothing Emporium.

4DIUSTER OF .4EER.fGE
IL OS;s l4c1sn AsrlA3s M1ztas Ngt2ry, Ne y e
ssrss., Nsa Qr1saus. jszlsfst &c
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Nv See advertisement % the 8st page Of tbs paper,
Asaaet . 70 RE4NFEIsS IND EAHfEfESr Il Quas.,st
s. goy1gas slsee 4sgs AZ as sod 8 ssrsasse Gen + l1
RUGE, o.
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~ The Queens Delight, which forms an essential
la55sslszs sEs GRAEEENBERG SARSAPAR4LLA- CON
POUND, probably sapsEog SrsspAElA tssI- P9y Erg
x CgArsoo- sraks q tsSss lGS Sc Sulssa No 81
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GN SNS, StesAR PLANTERS MAN. eEl-Bssass
ss1es 29 gae "a q oa1alning Sugar fQm g sasli
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H4ls lAlANSEQNS c4 ksSGl AND On P{ctrsessss Ne
teA t,Hs q We Seass Vi Nollemsn Gum uFasiass p
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~, 0eAAenseiR and NJ, t1tlSeS are returned BY
We Ggaad Co8ne1 Of 8sFts as 3epgtlss to the REX
lsss, Which S 10 ne Oh The 81 july,
MN, EaGN aDl G ,AteaSela are Taelsrass liberals,
and u, lAGseE conservative
MALRA,
Inc sesaessSAss Al Malta have a32asad very strfet
Rsseaasss,S g secure tha Island and fastiscatloas
. tgeAa sefPSss, Bsass wsll RON gerard d@Vsag the
hAa'' Sss4 ~ Ssssss eNaEasFe every vessel thai
NAV appEoaeA either Aasaor ME ca hatteriss ~
messags AND guns AaNv seea egdssed DO be kepa in
constant readiness, as6 he faraaeeS "a AestSng
rcd AQt shst have been examined fte stasls havs
been siSengsssFea, s1's toe ssaTiss haze heen or
any aslpSaal atssaAer Of persons Soal h. ssssryJ
e Pass TIE gates These eseeaedons hays bssn
eaqSe8 Ry Tho apnseAeRsalAS q possible atrsTsrs
TO surprise the estress wAseA have Aees {rS.,s-s
by the disturbed state OF ka0pe and The grest sss,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-12

R UTLER'S EFFERVESCENT MAGNE>
ID SIAN APPRENTICE dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, nervous debility, giddiness, head ache, aci-
dity of the stomach, habitual costiveness, cutaneous
diseases, govt, gravel, &c, and highly valued as a
gentle, cooling purgative. For sale by.
aul0 L. C. THOMAS, Druggist.
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TO THE PATRIOTIC.

"HE citizens of this Town and Parish, ever
ready, ashley have always shown themselves,
to appreciate gallant services rendered in behalf Of
our country, on the fields Of her battles, have de-
termined to award the honorable services Of our
fellow-ciiizen, JESSIE BATTEN, who has now re-
turned to this town, after an arduous and chivalric
~careerin the valley of Mexico. For the purpose
of rendering justice to this gallant soldier, and Civ
ing ecIat to the occasion, they have concluded to
present. him with a s,oord, asa slight testimonial of
their appreciation of his patriotism and brave deeds.
A subscription list for the purpose of d~efraying the
necessary expense Of this magnificent pageant is
now open at Bissel's Hotel, where all persons IA
vorable to this patriotic object are requested to place
their names. All persons disposed 10 subscribe are
restricted to one dollar, that the contributions will
be equally divided.
Due notice will be givenof the time, place, and
form of ceremony.
sep252t VOX POPULI.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH
OF TBERVILLE,.

NOTICE is hereby given, that if the State Tax
~ es for the year 1647. together with all the costs
and charges, on the following described property,
are not paid to the undersigned collector within
thirty days from the date hereof. the same will be
sold in accordance with the 56th and 57th sections
of an act entitled "An Act to provide a revenue for
the government of the State,' approved May Sd,
1847, by said collector, at the Court House of the
Parish Of Ibervile. on Wednesday the 1stef Nouem-
Der, S148, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ: al -sss.~..
Description Of Property:
300 acres Of Land lying on Grand River, and as
sessed as the property of Phelps. s1 5H
Amount Of Taxes, $17 80
Cost of Advertising, 2 10
5000 acres of Land lying on Bayou orrel, as
sessed as the property Of Thomas Marskell.
Amount of Taxes $40 90 @ra B
Cost of Advertising, 4 Sc
1400 acres of Land lying on Bayou Crosse Tete
and assessed as the property Of Henry Hodge, jr.
Amount of Taxes, $40 81
Cost Of Advertising, 2 26
10000 acres Of Land lying on Bayou Crosse
Tete and Marigonin, and assessed as the property
of Laurent Millaudon.
Amount of Taxes, $106 &c
Costs of Advertising, SO 40
J. L. PETIT, Collector.
Parish Of Ibervile, 30th Sept. 1S48.
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WINER'S
Canadian Vermifuge.

TsHE best remedy ever yet discovered
Worms and invigorates the whole system, but it
dissolves and carries off the superabundant slime of
mucus, so prevalent the stomach and bowels of
children, more especially of those in bad health
The mucus forms the bed or nest in which Worms
produce their young, and by removing il, it is i'm
possible for worms to remain in the body. 1t is
harmless in its effects on the system and the health
of the patient is always improved by its use, even
when no worms are discovered; the medicine being
palatable. no child will refuse to take it, not even
the most delicate.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by J. Wright & Co.,
Isl Chartres ST., New Orleans. A. E. RICHARDS
is the agent for winners Canadian Vermifuge,''
IN Plaquemine, and also for the sale of " Daliev's
Pain Extractor" marl1 Nv
Plauuemine March III. 1S48, ts3 Ms
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Family Companion.

q Tx LECTURES on Causes, Prevention and
- Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of
the Heart, and all Female Diseases. 234 pages, %
engrazings. Paper so cents; bound rs cents. Mail
to any part-postage 8 10 cents.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 90.
Mail 70 any part, SO cents postage. Inhaling Tubes,
Silver, 3D., BY mail. letter postage. Abdominal
Supporters, perfect, $8 To $40, for all Ruptures,
Falling Of the Bowels and Womb. and weak Back
~ Chest; sent By Express everywhere. For Braces
Or Supporters, or Rupture Supporters. give height
from head to foot, and circumference Of person
nextthe surface, just above the hips. IfRnpture,
mention which side. Agents wsnted for the sale
Df the above goods. Address DR.. s. 8. FITCH.
Y07 Broadway. New York, post paid.
Piaquemine, ApritS, ls46. 27::1y
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ELECTION.

State of Louisiana-Parish OF lberviAe.
N conformity with the law and agreea-
bly to "a proclamation of his Excel
lency, Isaac Johnson, Governor of the
State of Louisiana, dated August 9TH,
1913, an election will be holden in the
Parish of Iberville, on TUESDAY the
7h day of November, 1913, for the pur-
pose of e%lectine six Electors for tins State,
for President and Vice President of the
United States.
The Polls will be open from 9 o'clock,
A. NJ, until 4 O'Clock P. NJ, and holden
as follows
In the LIST Precinct.
At the coffee house of H. Briengue, at
Bayou Goula landing, Messrs. Paul He
bert, Norbert Lauve, and Albert Allan,
Commissioners.
Inthe I'd Precinct.
At the court house in the town of Pla-
quemine, Messrs Joseph FL. Rills, Luclen
Landry and Trasimond Roth, Commits
sloners.
In the Sd Precinct.
At the Store of Messrs. Bissell & Schla-
tire, Messrs. Adolphe Dupuy, Jules Sell
Iier and John HI. D%ardenne, Commission
erS.
In the 18th Precinct.
At the residence of Mr.. Paul Dupuy,
Messrs. Valsin J: Dupuy, Balthazar Du-
puy, and Michael Schlatre, senior, Com
m%issioners.
In the 5th Precinct.
At the store of Mr.. Pierre Richard,
Messrs. Charles Davenport, Thomas G.
Brown and Edward Moore, Commission
ers.
In the 9Th Precinct.
At the residence of Messrs. Joachim
Blanchard, Messrs. Jean Bite. Guidry,
Achille Landry and Pierre Cole, Com.
In the It'll Precinct.
At ives Mill, Messrs. Gaspar Gall,
VIM. III. Carr, and James Sullivan, Com
In the SM Precinct.
At the Store of Theodore Johnston,
Messrs. James II. Johnston, Ursin Daigre
and Msximilien Cotoire, Commissioners.
J.. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
September 9Th, 1S4S.