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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
California; Ye..rl..

Bg Cs.o s-'ors reported ssss Of sns from nsy
IS srssn Ff.ac.o Pst n,o RIO Jsso Previous aug -
- 8sfJ b.. south Of he RIVER Of PATE
n n.f of .-sr S.es
lfhfea ~ Tsss-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

re- The steamer JosErH BELKSAf will, as usual msis
a tip TO Newbnreh and intermediate place to-morro~
leaving Chsnber.-.t pier A. AM Returning leaves
Newburgh 81 Up NJ This boat touches st Hammopdst
each way also Sing Sing, Cozzens's West Point, SC
and arrives At New.York, her return. about6 O'Clock
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BUSINESS nUr1oEs.

A~rzft,N MysEtN -Psri1u mes. vsusov.-r.. -.
rsst comedies are row al ihe r1g- srt R.rrnr, =.
Wv. ATS the nail The head D.. them Ia p-fi-to- =,
ne Nlse4m TIE Nsr.rtlrs have DO cclA.. Ia r.f.a.
,rire &c. "a the Raves OF Vhose troupe icy
constituted g. uporali part. Wenyss Al N.s., 3,
,r ,re St..hor- Give strength snd fgf. % "a. ysgse
Vile con oAuy. ara sldi~uce. s- bose OF ne Qtrl ID
maze ne VA. ofhe Museum echo with iler srp..cr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

rv-Pure VIII Lluseed Oh. warranted 20 burn isesly
through the longest wner night csn be bought at 81,
Shipiags per gallon, at B. ALSO Cos Tea aud susn
Stores Of Division and Edfige sis and :" 0rsf
a. second block essf OF ths BOwefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
Loco County No nina lions.

The County Convention OF the united, hsrmon
Gus ard non committsl on-free soil " Democracy,
was in session at Tammany last night and ballot
Cd Tor Sheriff till about midnight without success.
Tho number Of candidates was indefnte, aud II
n.lly. at midnight, the Convention adjourned al
next w ednesday, after having bsloted eight OF
nine times, and accomplished nothing in the way
Il a nomination The iavorite in the race wal
JANIS wiLlKr. who ran pretty steady. At she
last ballot he had % votes. John Orser 81. and
James Hatfield 4, besides scattering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

WIGS AND ToUpEEs.-We would call the attention Of
citizens aud strangers, requiring Wigs and Toupes, 70
improvement OF most important character, 10.
vented by L PHsLos. l1 Broadway, corner Of Dsy-s,
under The gsnlAn House. They be seer At bis Hair
assortment Ia he city. ala I'm
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
voov sATURDAY. OCT. 8.

u We have r.ny Ii.s For gdi .ssS. p @ Of
sna room on this page for 40 .S letter to the
W. g,a a,is Nror, bat could not II &" on our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

Boys CLOTHING, Al WBoLEssLL AID RyrAn, - MAE.
ANE-As tho Fall campaign has fairly commenced
we are prepared show the best stock Of men. sra
boys overcoas. sacks pants. vests, &c. offered Ia
this city SO bleods BOlDHION l. KNAPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ Fsllfashion Hat ready the one price store
i canalst unsurpassed By any for beauty, durability
ehsspness The most difficult heads sued by Parts
couformateur lo53i- J. w. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ No r-c cor,d doubt hat BUSES Noving y .n,s
r..e.sas iee power 70 slf-sc Ell as p.ess- q.
seer he nir,euse crowds a. ~ ueTva Rooms Nsi
re.sav ssd witnessed their smlrs isces Tn, q s-f
t,-y crstfinr evtecc- q he good i.s,e .ra corre,
is sntn II ol- cr-ns LOOK 0gl fOs olsr age crowds
,r--svsf ard - On he evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

ALI ABOUT THEN VINE Doors SHoEs AND onT1a 30
BRooss-He hss the largest assortment In The City, and
sells the cheapest every variety for Lsdes Gentlemen
Misses Boys aud Children. We advise and s TO call
Il but for tho purpose OF examining the largest stock erf
best manufactured articles In this any other city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ Some nen are beginning "a appreciate the import
ace Of advertising IN The newspapers Of NE county 40
ne Tesns Of exceeding business PALsrKs sgeney, 10
i-s Tribune Bsdinss Affords every facility FOR sys.s'
auc and thorough sdsersing Is be 10 the Agent u no
best papers Of the who's county, and gives Ysllsois
practical Information
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

GooD Beers ,>n S1'Es-WaiSin.. lh Faiio,s
rsses - handsome boots oe found IN the cry Ps
sc,s purchasrg o. h be Of e-iurs good HNss
A. thr iow trric-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
sAvAxxAH. Thur,dsy, Oct -. u.

DspatoA III sAvASSAH, Thursday Oct - NJ
Returns have been received from 70 CouH''es'
which give TOWN., the LocoFoeo candidate for "''.
ernsr 10 msj0riy over the vote Of l-i7 Talbot ana
Macon Counties give Towns e majority and stewart
and Hall Counties rs majority. TIE Locos hsFe also
q majority in Randolph CO.
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" TELEGRAPH 70 THE Ssw.YuRK TRIBUNE.
Gsoraia Election.

~ For Geographic dispatches received IN enne io'
yvsnlns Raitson Of yesterday see F.s, Page
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CHARLES A WEED

~ AfFLs BARRELS, new, Of disersnt sizes and quail
~ for sale or made order the shortes, notice A.
ply a. 80 wsler-st near Pike-.hp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

President TAYLOR ASD MS CABiNEr.-BRAOy's cole.
braeJ photographic print OF President Taylor and hs Cab
net for sale the Unprecedented low price " 81
per single copy. st the Publishers Brady Gallery ~
and 9o7 Broadway Of Fu,onst Anber1 discount
To he
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DbpGch m

The returns as far az heard from leave but little
doubt Of the election q Towns for Governor. The
Locos have also gained Tx memSeri II tie Legislature.
The result, however, {, yet doubtful, :. fu half q
the state is % be heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
BY TIE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail
MARYLAND Election.

The Bai,irsere f.serican give, the retains Ct the
House Of Delegate. 90 FAR a. received, az follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

AuGr8rA, Inurs1syi De- !
Gov Towns Loco is reelected BY sn increased
majority.
The Legislature Ia yet IN doubt I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ We have opened our Stock Of New Fall AfLLiN
Fry and IAaC GOODS. sTOHIER CO.
~ Ina $40 Bo-sry opposite fifta-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ KID Cloves, S, Cd Linen Hdkf, lod to 70 and Col.
las, csps and Cuffs, from q, Al
J. 4 T. FARRELL T. CO
sls I'm 81 Broadway, rear Princes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

We have the retnrns from "a Counties oot n %.
TowDs's majority Will reach about 800 The Loco
Focos have majority IN the senate, and probably in
the lover house. They viii certainly have nsjodiy
on i0in, BALLOT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

20 fsr. TIL. is net Mig loss a. nenbc-s-whch
stl leaves 'ghig ma Jriy a ~ in Ire House lHe
senste stands q Wings 70 Loco Focos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
co.,,,., 8, S...r.a Lea, . hid. Bark 1900

=
II M1,,,,-z-, ss. Rs.ir 50 20 Bee. q % Pos'
- Lowe d = 90 - ssrtha Wood, 10 >itrr. lv
80 r,hsrr, DO SNF. 81 Gases Nassis 90 VI Ani'
= - ibs Lard. CTS % BeeswsN ~. ,,A.t.,
Z, E4.,~ Ts,rss--s Dbl. Peissh. Ell DO krsn' J.. "a
IN thss s.rk 81 bags DO s0i1 "a Tea - -, 90 "Ia.'
bcn- OIL Peppermint > us - 0 - IA p..,r
- "a. ob,ccs ~ osg. Coffee as cs Rice. u ~ e' 90
p - rs Lar-. t.99i DO Wh,-ooas'
Markets...c.strvltT EsrOSTEO res Tss IEi',Ss'
..srs-..r srP.s ass o. az 10 kr F-.'s - 49, Of
eorioS-rs H,ss, rh.r ' %. sey., .hss's ~
'uae.-tg 90 % ,-''s' ii'ihi',-. 49,, 80 srI
s..1 :..........::::......s g., So,
- - -. ......-.ils- = ussi1 d go
Cos ffr-----. ----.---- DE 80.
rtorR sSD VIII. -.a-, er Fear s~''y -, 80
,.,9. o tra-. -ia 'o1- ~, >,
'.-c-. stes 81 -s-- rs uit.' ,-a-s l-''l -
..,,.ssr. ~ - ,s,sHs's-, Darss -. 49, i-a'
s,- F. % ci' lirs -, - - - .' - -, =,
rs ~ - .a Ma a. iss9s j. of !'f''' 80 =
essIS-ws-,s ~ ssraa. sas 70, orr So 50 -.
oso - los, 90 70 G-rs--- So 90 t.a.i4a - =, 80
49, - 49,, s y. "a, =, s,-.v - Sc Sc. ~ ss.s
sir-l M.tsf-,. oat, 80 a-cai7.-i $1,000.
FR0yIsiaNs-F.rs mr. .r- az -,is-f '-r-r So. -
s,.,t % .sEo .sts G. g 80 - %, - - I, 80
IS B-. sl 20 ,l. - s. t.f So 90. Be- Hsr- a.
=. L.rs ~ - 49, .a-- 80 ss, 81. f'le ID
l.os-s.st- .srsc T. CltN-., .a--- ~ re--u'at -.
wslsSY-i. 49, - eo1'isre- s1,-'' T. '''' - 80
49, s. : H. iof o,r. ...
RIGS -sai ss.-e- 80 80 'i-' o' ie' f' ~
on c,RE-k a. d 81 taa. ri.- rrrsi- 's7'
g. ~. OIL N-s 49, ~ - ~ - . al.
HoFs-s..i ..fi. ga. r,s- lvn 81 GO g. ~h ''-' iN
s.Y-r ..,,.e - .,.-. ~ or 80 49,.
ltTHs-ssrs hsif E..-r1 a. 2. - " 80 ,,.
FI,s-rh.r- hts -, ,onsf.rss- n'F'rer- =. :, = 800
-, IS -~--. &c.. Of ~, .-r. sflst llss s.-s
a., ao. H,t as ~ o Rsfnas. =" 80 ''1 i''' ~
c0sYrr-A.,. ID D. .oo 80. Re "a niss ~, e :
sEsns-Ar- -4-'. go 80 ri os-f i-i-f - if,
,l.a 80 - sac 'i . 80 i'n' "
s6SE-s..' % o'' soa.A s.. prv,s- s,'E, 49,.
OILS s.s.8 cont-a.. h-avy Of 80 So - % :
wss- -. uis. A. e. o. 500 so q - 20 W -t
tRONrs 7l.-t a. 80 '91s fre-s sA-' s''l' - ~ '
FstTHEss-ss-.s o. ~ w--',fs '-rr' en- =a1-
f1pABRo III. u.,s., ar ior both L.,f sai naaa.,uf,i
sb IA -~nsns Ti--- - say hs,e o--, 800 '1ls
K-ltls.y 5ar, 50 Do Vrgns a. - a-i ~ eAe' -
wo5f-rs.r. IA. go ats. ro, bog So he .'-
10 cO = rosty Of ne over gr.trs ~. -
asfes tll k--cts Too hfe- tssf 500 os-s ti-'
.l i-naai. -,a 1000 \ ih' si''soa' ar '''-
HiDFs-I, th. a. Of ,rrs. rs m.rssi s~s.
So. ro once - loac mo-. 80 dry 's'si 'a"a' "
IEATHER-I-e m.s-t az iui ch.ls- TIE t-nsni = %
a.. ga 81. sht sat. 81 rc ans essh'
sd tnins a. 81 fsc >fansh ots l'Hs
srs- p'rn If 9Th rs-a The chops sod scot At
g. y i-c1. Bsck. 81 90 ca tl.r- --rs n't maN o.
--ai =. ia.l prs-. f.tshP ArsL Terms = noe
chts 81. - l1 81
ins Hy,s--si hfe1. so 20 o. ir 50 - oc 90 ~ ~
- Ss- IS 90 3 ne 90 81 50 90 '5- oi 70 ~ - ~ l
R,.,- ss- 20 eA,. - 1870 ~ is 90 s. se
Gs-yrreis--.o hfchi' u % 90 So - % "e
S1s. O1'sns-i son hf shts a.
oo's-g PsroAens-1 hlcht - IS A. g
lH' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ Evss o. rH- AiNo.-who that has ever reed lls
admirable work has tot beea struck win sdm.Tagon
The beauty OF is language. and The holiness Of ,houskS
therein expressed A-d who TIA, hss seen k>oN g
rsc HEAr OF sAs and Las not been snizea a. .,
beauty Of 10 structure. he frness OF %; body. lie a.
classic f-eas 70 he had the fleae,s Of 10 en.,h. ne
superiority OF Is trimming ari be low price a. bis,
WAS sod We snswcr ~ oNg Therefore al shoun
ME 20 gsi Knox Hat ca a., head speedily ros.he
They are sod 81 IS Falo1.st By KNOX. HIMSELF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ Our rumsrou. laiyresiefs especially. are recuss
ed cali Nessfs.J " BAsErS CO. u aud - Cs.A.
arine u. This AMI make their selection OF fisA
dress their socA compiises Gee q the largest ssd
cheapest opened In hat sseioa Of ue ely sheif
shaw stock also said 10 be oLe % he hoest ever cAhe
tied they have also sddet department devoted -Ncs.
.ively ribbons. which they are selling far below th-ir
mel shbors together with large stock Ct ce., hosiey.
gloves and many other goods 10 psrrclsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
Locs Nominations.
L-Nrcnoi As OrAcxxxsos, Assembly.

~ Hon. SlLLs II. JEsIscS, late Governor Of
ysrmors d;sS 4 wsrsAam. In thai stsis, lsss sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

A. Detroit. o. 3. b. r. Re- s,rr- r.c,.sr x,ywk
- n-''''''l % n'iri, o ~ s.t.r Frtin = >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ Among the names OF the passengers By the
Canada 10 TIA, Of Rev. Or. Knox Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

4 NV SrEiFE The latest and pretiiei' isa-
t.sy O; lie male divinity Of fashion Is IN ;aa' very
much perverted arena FOR he display Of good or Cad
taste, tie ,hirt.bo.on- AL those eheesefed. ing
s.rssked and .pecklsd sbomlna;io1' w1i'a have 90
long 5sformsd the human suius, have a. ersa di'sP
pesre5 q least from fashionable sidewalks sad shop
vns5zs, and their place IN supplied y pure white
the representative Of thst pcess but very apt iose,
dry ard not so-essy 20 washed innocence which
should ever constitute the inper lining Of the human
breast Bu, rhsi Il most dainty and rseArehr, Is The
style IN vhich tie rev white shirt bosoms ar ene-
lishe6 Th-y sre made Of sne linen camoric laid In
broad pl4i,s and ornsnentsd With three rows Of rich
French embroidery. Tits Is decidedly 10, mo" ele-
can't article Of dress ventursd upon BY the gentlemen
since the days q tie Merry Monarch It's somewhat
ezpen,ve TO Be sure Tor our plain democratic notions
each bosom cosnns from ten 70 twelve dolisrs Hsi
that &. ncihing-psn;y Of our fssAlonsb!s young men
spend twice that every night 10 exusvasances
not bali - vel calculated 70 bring Peace n their
bosoms - an snbsoid-rd Frsueh diczsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

ARRIVAL or The HERaANS.-Ths fsyorite
steamer arrived yesterday afternoon a. about clock
after voyage Of fifteen days from Southampton, which
place she left the 20th. she bring, large cargo
and one hanirsd asd ssrey4'so passengers We are
glad 10 see this excellent line Of steamers doing good
a business
On Thursday a, PM the Hermann met the Cam
brs, which left here for Liverpool on Wednesday
She wss 2Os mile. from Sandy HOOK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

r. Among the passengers by the Hermann
yesterday sisnor Fori, the frs, tenor OF h,
Asior place Opera and Max Mareizek the impressric
Of the sane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

ASorHER AccIDLNr Oy THE HARLEM RAIL
Road a dirt train ran into hsntcsr yesterday a.
,ernson near WillIams Bridge Four labor,rs were
on the hand car. three Of whom iamPed ~ ant escsp
ed the fourth was badly Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

~ Sig. A. Robbie, distinguished Italian vio-
aist makes his debu, at Nblos this evening,
sion Of Hackstts benefit when Of there will be
crowded house sig. is genuine pupil Of Paga-
mini he has recently arrived here from sou.hAmercs
where be has been successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

HE- The Indian Summer has no. yet come,
with its dreamy days and delicious nights but the
great California Panorama at stoppani Hall Is equally
pleasant and does Mt have to be waited for
open every evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

Usios COURSE The match for 5000 between
Jack Roster and Lady Moscow, to come Of yesterday
was drawn, Jack Rossiter paying forfeit thai be
tween three animals for 500 serrard came 81. which
va won by Ls5y Moscow In 5 10 and 5l1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

DISTINCTIVE FRA fire broke out about ! .
o'clock sst night 10 the sugsrhouse, No: 81 Washing
iou.st between Rector and Norris sts and quickly
communicated 10 sioreho1se, No 90, and engrsnt
boarding houses Noe 80 and = bids fair 10 destroy
the whole Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

assE-A-s- frPo, las sss, &C. sf f'sr' 80 '''' o.
llr SIS ... -. .th.,,h -
O0rToN-r1s rsrssi Fnih-f 49, pr - ~. 81 :.
rra1s No. furc, ~ Ni't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

CoSFEREsoE NorlcE.-Prest. Jas J. Strans.
C J. Adams and samuel Graham will preach on the
s.bbsth At the Hail. IL Bo~ery, three times and on
Saturday Chis) evening a. o'clock. The Conference
is open a, ihe Hall this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

- Rev. T L. Harm, VII preach IN the Stuy-
vsssnt Institute 70 morrow morning sri afternoon 81,
tn ususl hours He vli deliver 4 discourse, by -.
quest in tie morning On the sPifii1a Nature orssn'
isni ard Faculties OF Mla.' Seats Fisc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

GsEar EXCITEMENT ABOUT TIE GoLD.-Thoo-
ssncs Of weAthies; citizens. with their wives AID
chldreu visit the great cslforula Panorama a. stop
pAri Hal, where the whole voyage from tie Delaware
TO he Sacramento River passes in graphic view before
yoa- ibis the mos, sxusordnsry picture ever pre-
scented 70 the American pasEc.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-01-25
CONDITIONS DE LA We
LIE mobilier payable complaint

LIE moblLier payable complaint
de la vente ct les e%sclaves ct fhabiA
Iehuitiemede lcur prix adjudication, pay
able compliant lie jour tie Ia vente ct Ia
balance un tiers en- Mars 1850, un
tiers ell Mars 1861, ct unc tiers en- Mars
1852.
Les acquercurs fourneront ienrs bill
lets cndossts a Ia satisfaction dc IAdmln-
istrateur, payables an Bureau du Recor-
der de la dite Paroisse, lesquels blllets
porteront interets i raison de hut pour
cent par an 4 dater de lenr echeance JUS
gu a parfait Placement. llvpotheque spe-
ciale scra retenue sur la tcrrc ct les es-
claves pour assurerle Placement DIES dts
billets ct de touS interets eventuels.
Actes de vente aux irais DIES acquc-
reurs.
La vente aurea lieu sur Ihabltation.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse d'lbervilIe, ce II Janvier, '49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-01-25
BY This MORNINGS MAIL.

Picayune's T%elegraphiC Dispatches.
Baltimore, Jan. 2l.-The Senate did
not sit on Saturday. In the House there
was a long debate on the bill appointing
a Board of Commissioners to settle claims
against the Government.
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
The Committee of Fifteen from the
Southern States have had a meeting, and
unanimously adopted a report submitted
by Mr.. Berrien, of Georgia, instead of
that presented by Mr.. Calhoun.
THE BUTLER DIVORCE CASE.
Tn the Butler divorce case the judges
have ordered a trial by jury.
Baltimore, Jan. %, ,ls49.-Yesterday
Mr.. Dix presented a resolution of the
New York Legislature against the inlro-
duction of slavery in the new Territories;
and also one against the claims of Texas
to New Mexico. Mr.. Foote pronounced
the resolutions impertinent, and a spirited
debate ensued. The printing of the reso-
luton was finally ordered.
The House bill providing for the drain
ing of the swamps of Louisiana was
made the order of the day for Tuesday.
(to-day.)
The bill appropriating $4,000 and two
sections of land to Dan Drake Homie
was passed.
The Southern Convention assembled
again last night, and rejected Berrien's
address by a vote of27 to 80, and adopt
ed Calhoun's, as modified by a vote of39
to IS.
KENTUCKY SENATOR.
Henry Clay has been nominated by the
Wings of the Kentucky Legislature, for
the Senate.
Ford was yesterday inaugurated as
Governor of Ohio.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-01-25
A OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERvILLE.

-iHlSH oF lbLhtlLLEs
ID virtue of "A decree or order Of the
hon. 9th District Court of the State
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
IberviIle, to me directed, bearing date
January 10th, lS49, l will offer at public
sale to the highest and last bidder on
MONDAY the 10Th day of February,
lS49, between the hours of 10 A. Nj. and
3P. M. the following described property,
belonging to the SUGGESTIONS of Auguste
Hebert and Matilde Lambremont, both
deceased, consisting IN
lst. A TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, lying and situated in said Parish
of Iberville, on the right bank of the Mis-
sissippi River, a small distance below the
Bayou Goula Landing, measuring one
and ii half arpents front on said river, by
forty arpents in depth of the front or first
concesslou, with the opening thereunto
belonging; and a double or second con-
c%ession, back and adjoining the first, and
containing a superfices of land, or an
equal quantity of superficial arpents as
tie first concession, bounded above by
land of Julien ,Comeau and below by
land of the widow Jean Louis Comeau
and Rene Bougere, with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, being and
thereunto belonging, the whole of said
land containing about $50 superficial
arpents, be the same more or less.
I'd. The following described ten slaves:
LIST. Nellie, negro woman, aged IS
years.
I'd. Mathilda, her child, aged 2 years.
Sd. Baptiste, negro man, aged 3oyears.
4th. Antoirette, negro woman, aged
% years.
51h. Hamilton, her son, aged 4 years.
9th. Frosine, negro woman. aged 20.
9TH. Adele, negro girl, aged Is.
9Th. George, negro boy, aged Is.
9Th. Jean Baptise, negro boy, aged IA
10th. Domlise, negro girl, aged ii.
Sd. A Lot of Moveables, horses. cat
tie, &c. &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
The movable property payable in casf
on the day of sale, and the slaves ane
plantation one-eighth of their price o
adjudication payable in cash on the day
of sale, and the balance of said price
payable one-third in March, 1850, one
third in March, 1851, aid one-third il
March, 1852. ~
Purchasers to furnish their notes 70
the credit terms, endorsed to the satisfac'
ton of the administrators of said success
sions. Said notes to be made payable a
the office of the Recorder of the Parisl
of Ibcryille, and if not punctuaily paid
to bear interest at the rate of eight pc
cent per annum from time due till paid
special mortgage to be retained on TIT
property sold to secure the payment o
said notes and interests. Sale to taxi
place Oh the premises. ....
Acts of sale at the expense Of the pur
chasers.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish of Iberville, Jan. ", 1S49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-01-25

OHIO.
Ford was yesterday inaugurated as
Governor of Ohio.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-01-25

Our Fag.-When u flag was first
unfurled from its staff in Tampico, an
aged Spaniard was heard inveying with
lugubrious earnestness, against the per-
tinaci.y with which that flag had pursued
his fortunes. In broken English he ex-
claimed, 81 wos de Spanish consul de
Louisane when dat dam flag was raise,
and l goto Pensacola, but soon dat dam
flag wave over me dere; | live den in de
Texas, but quick dat dam flag follow
me dere. Says l, by the Holy Virgin, /
60 where dat dam flag never come.
come to ampico, but here is dat dam flag
agin. I believe if l go to bell, dat same
dam flag will follow me dere." And the
old man wept as he turned away his eyes
from that flag, which, like his evil genius,
had haunted him through life. and was
0 knocking his heartfelt misery.