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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12
PLAQUEMINE:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 4e

U7The communication from Iberville could
not possibly be got into to-day's paper. fcor-
respondents would use a little more brevity, it
would be more to our liking, and serve a bet
ter purpose.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

U7The Doylestown Democrat, speaking of
a Locofoco office-holder in Pennsylvania, says
that if he is a defaulter, the amount is very
trif1ing. The excuse is certainly as good
as that of the servant girl, who, on being re-
proved by her mistress for having a baby with
out having had a husband, deprecatingly ex-
claimed-"La, mistress, but it is such a little
one!"-Prentice.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

CoNcERT.-1t will be seen by an advertise
ment in to-day's paper that the citizens Of this
place are to be treated with a grand concert on
Wednesday evening at the Planters Hotel. 1t
is just the season for song and revelry, and we
anticipate a crowded house.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

DGen Taylor's si~ckness-reported by tele-
graph-occurred at Erie, (P.,) and was a severe
attack of diarrhea, from which he is. however,
recovering. He has returned to WASHINGTON.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

~ The following communication, from a
gentleman of high standing, but with whom
we are not personally acquainted, is published
with great pleasure, 1t will be most scheerine
and glorious news" certainly, to the Democrat
tic whistler of the city:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

0A person who undertakes to raise himself
by scandalizing Others, might just as well sit
down on a wheelbarrow, and undertake to
wheel himself.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

VA poor man who had been i'll, on being
asked by a gentleman ifhe had taken any remedy
he replied, "No, haint taken any remedy but /
have taken lots Of physie." ? mig
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-12

u5lt has recently been discovered that gun
cotton may be used in the silvering of looking
glasses.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

Oorresponcerce OF lce lri1une
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. p
Mr. Fo0Ts sssin exhibited himself this morn
Ing ss the ssssiAni Of Judge Mcl.ssn taxing the
bass OF Es discourse the Card Of the Judge r the Va
hOaal Tsfsscr-. in restion 10 bis previous sbusive
stack Having dwel, upon he matter tor some time
Mr.. hISs interpOsed that the Senate was not
the place for these personal matters, when
Mr.. FooTE said he would conclude as be should
have donsif Mr. X bad been e.s tes,y which brous
Mr.. KING sgsin, who did not like Mr. F. TO say
be tesiy, but
Mr.. T smOothed this matter over and proceed
ei edfy the Senate with long string Of quotations
from the dead languages
Mr.. CoRwIS replied IN defence OF Judge Ne
Lean snd with the peculiar felicity CT application for
which bis remarks are noted He said be should have
noticed the remarks the previous occasion, but that
be concluded they could not produce any injurious
effect except minds similarly constituted 70 that Of
Mr. FooTE. but he replied 70 them now as they were
repeated that IL light oe supposed he at all scqui
esced in their justice.
The sub jsct being then dropped,
Mr. DIX called up his bill to simit the Agricul-
tursl Productions of Csnada on terms OF reciprocal
freedom and addressed the Senate IN support Of it
When be concluded the btu was passed ovsr informal
ly and after routine of business the Senate sd
fourred
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
NBw.yORK, MORNING, JANUARY a6 tsis

teeth observes He speaks in nay way now In
the background r Young Republican holds ready
the match for barrel Of gunpoEder, bat looks at
his watch waiting the moment to ignite 10.
A happy Nev-YeAr 70 my country may she
be worthy Of the privileges she possesses. while
others are lsvishing their blood TO win them
that is all that need be wished for her a, present
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Senatorial Whig Caucus.

By TtllsrGPi.l ALsANT' thursday, Jan =.
The Whg Senators met in Caucus last night
and voted - to II 70 go into Csncus with the
Whig Members Of the Assembly, for the nomins-
ton Of candidate for L. :. Senator for ak years
from the 4th of March next, in place Of Hon. JoHS
A. DIX, whose term expires on that day. The
eleven Senators who voted against going into can
Gus then withdrew in body Yours. &c. y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

row board Spanish bark between the officers and
men Of the bark and number OF stevedores who
were engaged in unloading ayessel alongside OF the
spsnisrd Tue Dons used knives and other weapons,
but finally compelled to retire from the contest
with sundry black eyes, bloody noses, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

FLoRIDA.-The Legislature OF tins State al.
ourned siEs de on the 3th inst after short bu. sc
tive Session during which Law has been passed for
the establishment Of Common Schools throughout the
STATE srd or the OF the lands devoted 20 the Public
school System. Under the new law the Register Of
Public Lands becomes fzoizeio State Superintendent
Of Public Schools and the Legislature have enscted
hs; ;h. ocer shall be hereafter elective - the People
The Probate Judges become County superintendent,
and are also made elective The Taxes have been
Guced, and three Rsilrosd bills psssd.
The Senate refused 70 60 into election tor Crcai,
Court Judges BY vote OF to IL The State will,
her, fore be without Judiciary after July s50 unless
the Governor shall call Fx,rs Session Of the egs
a,ure or appoint entire Supreme snd Circuit Cour,
Bench.
Gen. Thos Brown was insggurstsd ~ Governor on
the 9th inst Ten Of the LocoFoco members of the
Legislature have issued protest against Gov. Bs In
suguraton alleging that the Office Ia not Al present
cant The Loco Foco papers too mako 9 great ado
about this matter although the Governor elect has not
yet performed a single official act Gov. Browns In
sugurs short ard 70 the point lie thinks education
should be cherished the palladium q our liberties
and also ceprecstes all alter pts at Dissolution
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Confirmation of the Gold News.

The Washington Union Of Wednesday morning
contains the following eter precisely similar to that
published in Tk> T1bsHs Of the date In advance
Of all other City paPers-and which wa' SO cooly Sc,
down as Cannon, by an afternoon contemporary
We are permitted 70 make extract from letter
frsm highly intelligent source which gives increased
interest the gold regi in California The letter left
Tepc on the l9th Of December lss and ia the latest In
teliiseuce received from The west COST
There 10 s'e arrival from California brrEing nfelh
Eeuce that regfon Of gold ri than any h-s
beer discovered norfh the former ylze Th. United
States soreshp Lexington Wss 10 leave FOR he United
States Vh-n tie vSs.e sailed she sr-acy had board
s5os 900 IN god dust FOR The Uri Cd Sisfts
We understand that the gold dust was put board
the ship the property Of individual citizens for safe
transportation here.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Bin for the App sist.sss Of Rsfsssss.

To ns kdttors Of TAs Tubsss
| observe that the Albany eonespondsnts oi
Of the City papers speaking svossbiy Of The
bill now before tbs Lssisaturs, suthorixiss ths cree
tion Of indefinite number Of officers under The
Of Referees s the pleasure Of the Governor. Among
other things has been said that the pssssss u sh b
would clear on the overloaded calendars Of cogs
Now whoever said Gays this 10 mis.skea Ths pro
posed bill does not mako single msssev referrs
bic whchis The only dirercnc, ths hl pro
poses 10 this Under tho Code of Practice each psry
one Rsferse who must b. free from objection,
and the third either ehosen By the t~o or drawn iron
the Jury box This perfectly ssfisfscory moos OF
appointment 70 eli who do not wish ~ soecusts spos
the fees Of the business II does not allow the Jugs
however, 70 name always son in-iA~, or ofosnef 70
law, uncle or other pet - hsfsfse - tns ~ re
lafpg 10 ths old Equity Suite did and d"es ma eoss
not allow few live and grow rieh ~ charging
t3 time for adoarning rsfsreoses fof ~eHa twieS
fees are usually chsrgsd - Tor sctusi dsys vofk
., s,rtins vhes ssyshing u does. The bus(ssss 10
60 dstrfbutsd TO sait ths cooverieEce Of psrtss
Ts hin in auction provides that tbs Governor sbs In
80 AZ. Mace have the nomination of thoss from whom
,S srlect.on Of Referees 10 be made thss nssfhU
s,ts .nss 1oik aSy~ shall have lry choice in ths
fscuon and that the JsdSs slsa hare (u poor 70
e,s> A<fr srorkls~ anosS < (asoytss s hs Cos~uov.
Tois 10 an attempt 10 revive the system Of Masters
In Chsncery under new name 10 create Exscutvs
patronage Judicial Avonsm and professional plfsrss
u cannot be the Legslatsrs VII sdops " or the
People submit % 10 kEFohAEA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

CoLD.-Gslena, IL papers Of the 18th ssy
ave hear OF vey deep snows TO tho North Of us-
About Lake Prp.n Il s three feet deep Travel.
log 10 very dc1is" n 0sleaa - shs l0sA ~ tier
monster stood 2S' below O.. Conn saisspea has
been come days established bsswssa Quebec City and
the lslsad Of Orleans by Of !os bridge.
Kingstoo. Csnsda, rsesst shaw which has doss svsy
ths seiships oeeassoas ths Darksss - b nd46svsk
very unusual = tAis period Of tAs yssr.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

thousand Mornors. sns obvisse the necessity Of an.
other Territorial Government for them.
Mr.. CLAYTON thought that none OF the Stsnding :
Committees could do iustiee to al the amendments
which had been proposed. and be therefore thought
they cufht 10 be referred Sele<t Cocnnittes OF
which however ne bad ne desire 10 Be Chairman.
After .oe farther debate, ;oe whole susis s WA rs
terrsd % Select COMMITTEES Of Seven, which. 90 mo
rOn OF
Mr.. DoUGLAss. wSs directed 70 be appointed by
the Chsir
The Senate then took up Mr.. NItEss Pcstsrs
bill ana had II under consideration some tine d. bate
taking place, and aaaly adjourned without eem.ns to
sny conclusion.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

BUESos ArREs MAREETs.-An arrival from Bue
nos Ayres, 18th November, reports that the Market
for al kinds OF American produce 's overlooked Th'
supply Of Lumber hand a present 10 equal to th'
probable demand for the next two years.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

FROM lUoATAN.-The bark Wave, Capt. ORM-
srRD which sailed from ssa. Yues,sn the 4,h inst,
arrived here yesterday Cspt o. informs US tha, sssl
had regsined il. usual quiet The inhabitants
turning TO their homes, and business was in healthy
state The whites had succeeded in driving the In
dfan. inland
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

of this City have determined TO establish another line
OF steamers the Pacific between San Francisco and
Panama The propeller Hartford, which they have
placed the line will leave this City about the st OF
February She was built a. Philadelphia about three
months sgo and will accommodate IS cabin passengers
The steamer Senator 10 slso about TO leave Tor the
purpose Of running between The same Poris.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,

-Tas so- y .h,li r-sch-i or E'--
q w-is-.sy. si c-v.d yes,sr-ay.
A. a- Alt-rr,o1 Etrac,1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

RossyRirs.-Mr Samuel knight, a. well a.
Mr. I.smnssr OF Pankssown Nd we're Visited By bur
lara lat week Mr. Knight ioss Q email. Of 0oasy
and Mr. lsem!ngsr rscsised the following lnvestosy Of
the articles taken from him By note through The Pos
Ofnce 90 the DsIt day
-Dssr ss robbed your hocss isst night Of ei7 u
slv-r ana w Of gold ed climbed 10 he window ssts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Qbinss ano 1bousbts in europe

sP.eai Cor..yooesnce q he Trbuns l&NFL
Thoush q ftssn Rae. 'he srd Rome Chsnges
lie Ross The Church o San LV CO..
Cecilia and N. Doul-nchoo Chspe Tie Par
d. Popo The Trops Preparatory NoveDe1fs toward @
The Demonsfrsnn ~ Psace Toe Chcflai Us
Pos.uon sno Am-...Tis Pop-'s ~. SOFA LIE
ConnuncstsOn with Anercs. The NsNI>sr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
By the bark Bonnie Assie. to ,ail from this port

H-1ln Glre1 Ph N NrGrlF. AaEl'' tlsF,ls Ael. lf'
"a P.v.-r.rs-f Mar nIau B-cs odr iahn, John o-rr-ol
T-.-s Fr.rher srCouu u Fern. Nssh samuel Dus
20 -. Barn G-o,e- Eart. Mr VI Naloa NJ hs~>y, PA
=, N, Wo.e. sar~I CoI4n VI Brett Jou-s, Rates
Fe8-g K--er Joan Hoi.e John Ih.f.en fonces na9f-n
cr.. Cr. Jbu Cr.riaH Nr Fn~. h Sculsd. Jon--
M sene -h.rg JACOB W1oaos, c-frss hos.-s f~n-
fr-,-4 VI Wtfr~g Wsuah, loha Dug, VI Pcs-rns W.
sh tou st-n, c-rs- s.us- Joha css.dy Jola hlntsf
H-rry Escher-l-. Il : Nfin-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
W,,Hryeroy. Tue.aay. jan

CorrsspOndenee Of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Califoruin Emisrnnfs.

The following is list of the passengers on
board the brig 4. Emsry, Capt, JoHN CLAY comPri-
sing the "sscremen,O Mining Association which
sailed on Wednesday for San Francisco:
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
By the schooner MOa;asE<, Capt. AoSrASuE Rom
Ssv Haven Conn. 23d inst.

n, K-r ss al issht-f jan. Taylor asy al t~s lir-a
- $3.50 a. f.sy H5xnt an 80 clitrsn nrs
-. H., Jo-~ph ssy Hyusa s.-rtaora . 4 Hs
= ,4-usuk A. u Psrssr JaH-s fancs A Naison W \ ~
" : i.55g.J : { Conr-f-- Coz, c Lasr-cs Hath,
s---~ wsn Ea.h~- x MEFis, , G Wasoar Jane gr1s-f
= E--.. d A -. sari Flro-. D-acon. Geo Cfaio-
- -..Mf- Arka-s Ja Dl1lar " wool lst47A
800 D S- b Grfia. Q ha-sns f-isr-on Isy,o
"a p. - Far.he- " Wo1lllH, Jotn Coz sqnl h-- A
" --.eos sunosss. Root hatoa frsa'-'u f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26


Mr RooT SAID he was 81 tender hearted he
could not refuse.
Mr.. HLLIARD said that, with all due respect 70
the gentleman from Georgis (Hr 5r.PHKNsD which
De vas proud 10 manifest all occasions, he desired,
II could 5e done honorable ernshonorsbls both
to the North and the Soluble desired II 10 could be
dors on such trims secure that territory the
bryO Of vast nation commercially and politically for
the honor and rory Of toe United states. He was in
hopes thst the decision anticipated BY Mr. Roor would
not b. arrived at IL would BE- unjust and degrading
the South and ne hoped that tranquility might Be pre-
served ths; better feeling would prevail When the
Appropriation I'll pay for this territory should come
u desired ssy ne should for H. and be hoped
10 would pass without any such provision attached
which would be unjust % the South Such legisstioo
must disturb the tranquility Of the roiou and destroy
the frsternsl feeling now existing
NJ. GRISSELL OF Mass here called Mr. II. b
The CHAIR deciding the remarks were not s'rict
| u In srder
Mr. HILLIARD took his seat, protesting thai the
justice oggh, have been meted our 70 MI aooI
Mr. ROoI said he was sorry that ns ineSu IIvo'
Alabama had been interrupted. he wouio hos 1.'o ~
i=rrupted him II he had Only sfs him Two misu'e' VI
| NJ Human .aid ne was Just about 70 con-
cluds.
,,.,io,. ,bsn tsis Kind sf threatening. sod that
% fesl snv alarm secount OF H. he vo 10 isyof
:. - ,r,c,oa of Mr. PETIT beesuse be thought ins
Sin 90. adjective and ne wished 10 embody u IN tne
essential provision win respect 70 me res'c'oa :,
ss~-ry Ihey had 90, the Territory and the question
"a. now ~hethsr taey should pay for it ssey eoe'o
MT restore IL They could not give back IN tcs sssse
iu winch they got L. and the quesroo wss wnesnei
thew should pay fort He moved The previous geesHon
| Nr srAsros Of Tenn. and Mr.. hcCLrsSAsr
Of M Wished IL Withdrawn that they might make 70
marks but a.,
M. Roor said he msst leave toe natter viii
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

SENATE. .wAsHrSSroS. Wednesday, Jan ~
After the asual morning business,
On motion Of NJ. DOUGLASS, the report Of the Ju-
aeisry Conamitsee the b to adnis CalifOrnis as
STAT, with the ssneudments proposed by Mr. DoUs-
LAss taken up being the special order tor today
Nr. DocGLAss then moved 70 amend the bll by
substituting bis smsninen;s for the Dill a. originally
proposed making some brief remarks In support Of IL
Mr., BUTLLR then moved that these amend
n1ssss be referred 20 the Judiciary Committee The
original o had ossu referred and be sno1ght there
for. the substitute proposed ought 90 10 ias same
Coumfrtee for sxsyninsror-
Mr.. TURSry moved an amendment 70 Incl1ds
ell Upper California % ~ 10 include ths sa os afsssn
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN a. PRYOR,s
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.
nXSpEpsIA


Mr. @. Hersions-DBARS SIN: AS an act ofiustce and 10
lead others the remedy. have come 10 the deter
minaton OF offering you my voluntary tribute in favor Of
DIALn
For long time, have suffered from the effects OF Dys.
form their functions, almost every thing mnied.
lately elected from my stomach and the intense burning
IN that region rendered my situation miserable.
was fortunately advised by friend try your medi.
cine, and after using Two bottles was completely relieved
from all tho troubles which endured.
Accept sir, my warmes wishes for the Of this
valuable medicine and believe me- Sincerely yours,
JAMES d. MASON.
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nALrmonR, No. q pine streel, oct Q. lsis.

:
O. H.rstonsDgAR SIR feel IL 10 be my duty, both 10
aud 10 the public To bear my testimony 10 the efficiency
OF DIR. Dresbach, Kuhn * Pryors Dyspepic Cordial
was severely afflicted with the dyspepsia and my d
gesve organs completely deraDgedsihat could
retain nothing ON my stomach, was wasted away TO
skeleton suffered the most acute pains, and had sea
almost deahly sickness nasInieh that expected
10 death an early release from my silftrngs Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial and Of Tie wonderful cures had
effected and induced To try IT, did sn nj first almost
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feel beter my appetite returned, my digestive faculties
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The time had taken two bottles the tone Of my stomach
entirely restored and placed In the enjoyment Of
perfect health since Them although period Of upwards Of
year has elapsed have had no return Of The disease.
Very truly, WIN REEFSNIDERS,
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.. NASWSurON, NuNtHhUtr -b' iotis
Mr.. O. Hersi0ns. dseDse had tor some years to
alarming degree Your Dyspepc Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from me. My case was oi the
most distressing nature, and the conc between my so.
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pleasant dreams To describe my situation is difficult
Physicians consulted, various medicines ied, but
notlng met my until met with your OHIO medicine,
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dial Soon after using IL my disor,ered stomach became
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conestibe. My case is well known 10 the Rev, James NJ.
Hanson, having been associated with him. in the same
room, for some years in the General Post Office.
VIM s. DARRELL.
am fully convinced that the above statement IL
t@.t JAS M. HANSON
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be cured Bro,.
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Caftrh, asthma, Splitting Of Bi00, SORENESS ia he CHest,
Hectc Flush Nighl Sireas, Difficult Prefuse Erpec.
toaion Pain IN The Side, &c, hare been and be
ed.
Probably there never remedy that has been SO
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and strengthens tho system, and appears heal ulcers
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ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following and doubt Ii you can that Consunp.
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cuses, that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARII.LA has cured:
a. BRooKLyN, Sept. IA, 1876
Dr. TowNsEND-Dear Sr-I was taken a little over a
year ago, with severe cough and pain In my se in.
creased on very fast indeed WIS pronounced by ply.
scias 10 have Tile quick consumption raised large guam.
titles OF bad matter, had night sweas, und-snking very
ist-my doctor said he could do nothing Tor me- went to
the hospital IN hope Of being benefited but pronounced
AS incurabc was now greatly distressed at the lungs and
could hardly breathe: soon became emacaied, and ex.
pecied 10 dlc was confined 10 my bed and was obliged TO
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remedies and oil seemed TO be Of effect read of the
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To tell you the truth, suspected there hmbis IN
ieH But was induced TO try IL; did So and oiy
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10 he entirely well in few weeks My cough pain in tie
side, aud night sweas have left me- and raise but very
ttle aud am fast gaining my usual strength feel my
duty to give you statement OF my case To publish IL you
please.
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SICK HEADACHE.

WASHINGTON, January q, 1919.
Mr.. q. HerSt0ns. --DKAR R;-l have been for some
lime troubled with Sick Headache aud take pleasure in
say Tying, thai in the OF DR. Dresbach Kuhn aud Pryors
DysprpiIc Cordial, have invariably found rebel from
single dose. consider il a valuable medicine, H
Very respectfully, N, w MeGREGOR