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REV ARDS.

NN0SNNNNNNNNNNNVNON0NN
q IN REwARD-L YESTERDAY BETWEEN
~ Eighth street and Park place, lsdys small gold To-
pine watch and guard chain engraved the baok white
silver dial; and eight hole eweod and small fancy chain
and key. q. BURDET.
OST, ON THE FIRST OF MARCH, A CARPET BAG,
- containing Ladies' wearing apparel. The bag taken
sprns cart frsm Park paes with othor baggage 70
the if he will please call at rs Park place
liberal reward will be paid for any information which
lead TO the OF property For further nforma
tion, amply to"J. 7. F." IS Broad street.
OST-A SMALL BLACK TERRIER, BROWN SPOTS
IL the eyes, leather collar. with string attached to it.
Tho tnder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to No.
10, Maiden lane up stairs.
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RowERY THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING JUNE T.
Z. S sn rom.
Mrs Sutherland conclude with the music. piece styled
Peaohum. GILBERT Iooiit Mr. Bass; iiish, Mr. win.ns
Mrs reaehum, hrs Gbert Polly Pcaohum, Misc Taylor
open curtain to ooloUi Dress circle 50 s
upper boxes 70 centsi Pit. lz'a cents.
ChANiRAU's NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ s,reesTho day syenns June 4th will be acted the
sisnIey Held COL nsrSy. NJ. Pardoy; Prank Harry
NJ TlsSn; ph%ss Miss Ms:tsyer Eliza Mrs stsrwOoa
Mysteries and Miseres Of New York-Moss Mr. S. Chan
iiaa; Capt Tobin Mr. e Burke To conclude with YOUR
boxes private Boxes ST. balcony so Ss
ohe.ra boxes 81 seats in orchestra boxes SO open
wll open as7A-cnrtain will rise at u before O'Clock.
M ECBANIcs HALL No. At BROADWAY BETWEEN
the s''5{
popular style y E.Siopian whose
elusive evidence Superior merit and atraovsnssa
The Company consists Of performers under the direction
eight ooiooi An Concert every Saturday conn.,
mencng at three o'clock. r. NJ
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 6ss BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince reefs the only in
Of Chinese classes al hundred Chinese Paintings
Apaentsin Houses Stores Vessels Models Of Page
lures their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements In
sruments Of Music. lanterns. &c &C. Open from A. NJ
I'LL 10 M daily. Admttanee 20 CENTS children under II,
half price.
CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
~ give series Of Grand Promenade Concerts the
magnificent scale and plan that by the oes
steal artists Of talent and responsibility who wish to ca
to submit their proportions lin writng to their
Barclay street. New York. FRENCH HEISbk.
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The Recent Speech OF Senator Benton-The
Accident 10 the Steamboat San Francisco.
The Cholera, &c.

Sr. LOUIS, Juno 2, 1Si9.
The conclusion of the great speech which Colonel
Benton delivered at Jefferson City, the subject Of
slvave, &C., has just been published 1t is very volu-
minous The principal point in this ssuei his advo-
cacy Of the Wmot Provso which he characteristics a.
true Observation-Disclosures.
committee Of inquiry, which had been appointed
to ascertain the of the bursting Of the boiler Of
the steamboat San Francisco, attributes the accident
to some defect in the machinery
Twenty five interments reported for the twenty
four hours ending Thursday noon-sixteen Of which
were Of death by cholera, and nine by other
diseases.
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Mount Morris, Harlem, This Delightful
cep,on q visitors elegantly Furnished and ombelshed
their and hgh above tho reach Of
any but tie purest air with view from its OBJ
observatory and equal to all the choice selection Of
those como'ts that to the inward man presents para
mount attraction We advise the old and tho young this
day to enjoy the Hospitality IVAN NOsTRAND the worthy
proprietor tho fresh breeze and his Sherry Cobblers
Carpet Warehouse, &C., I36 William street
William AIrorty, proprietor, is enabled from
cent foreign and domestic
fer for sale stock Of CArpens Oil Cloth Window Shades
cy arc superior in quality richness and elegance
similar stock public inspection in the
York market and selling prices wholesale and
TAIL unprecedentedly low.
Are you Ready for u Charge 1--WE mean
charge Of 81 for of Boots in Broadway when you
get the same article At JONESS Ann street, for 81 So
Hapdsomer Boots, Shoes, Caters &c. be by
hands than Jones and for prices competition attempts
to rival them in vain
Cholera! Cholera mot solitary case has
Dr. Kengers Lnin failed cure, where
been used in time, diarrhna, bilious 6olc &c. together
should be without it, Sold at IN and 50 cents 2 Pearl
street, and at 46 Broadway ono door above Grand street.
Central Depot
DIR. II. BOstWick's Great Work on the M
ture and of certain class Of disases qusrto
plates I'd edition. Extract from the Boston Medical
and Surgical JOurnA-It be said arlesy be equal
Records Actions works the family of diseases
and far superior to anything Of the kind published in
this country Price $40. Author of work Solitary Vice.
Second edition. IA pAtesPrioe ST. For sale At the publish
eIs Stringer Townsend 22 by the Author
6O4 Broadway.
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4. bsi. s.s.ss11o: Hsad.1 s;, r1S.
xcn. Esnp.i:ir; H..s.
Bulls: sr' A S:s'i H. t s..
sr .ns Ses hs s: q fas
and saq r Is ss.. r ..sH ~. .:s
e onoles q cents Seats may be secured In advance
BynRTySNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-xoN-
= HSH s.I dom. raS
Hardy H:. I fbsS. Mis-; cSsp%.n; Mr.: saS:i. i Mr..
sIxHEsE hssn sss Old r -.
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s'1ss .ss rnraSs s.. a. Tier ' Doors 0psa
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEyM.-P. T. BARNUn
and s
which take: sSs in with =:
Of dsdisssns that importing odaos the ost
4; '@f
i. hours ana splendid plsss =: s..
tSs Ethiopian EiassTs: Miss Barton Miss stsshsps Ne:
the .%ss. SaT e.. .
Teller Admission 70 cts children under 10 years l2h ets
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARrs-THn
win
a until 10 ocSct PM at the large room over hs I'D
and Prince streets Admtsncs 70 Sents Season tosst
inclusive, ~ Catalogues i1tS cens9
CAsTlE GARDEN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ will be given Sunday evening June g. by the oss
brated New York Brass Band under the direction Of Mr.
cents The CosmoramAs have correctly arranged AAd
can be seen At all times.
SPORTING.
ss>'e>>>@~'.>|N>-|N>
CENTREvILLE COURSE TRoTTtNG. MONDAY.
~ June At 81 o'clock precisely Purse Sz6OS6o to the
second bestmile heats best in in harness. Bryant
enters Lady Suffolk Case enters Lady Mo:sows
shs soash Ferry for shs oo%rso
turning ''''' 'n' JOEL coNSsN Psopr.sss
N. B.-The Race will come of rain or shine.
THO THE SPORTING PUBLIC.-FOR SALE, THE WE'LL
i known fast trotting Mares "Lady sutton and CAN
sequence owner order olsss tAs
spsiy t. EZRA WHITE. 10 Bowsry New York.
e>o>N>>No>oNoo>(N~|><N>>
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN MURNIN, WHO
left Liverpool in the 1887 for New York BY address
ing NJ c. 213 New York Post Once he may obtain IN
formal on greatly to his advantage.
DRUG sTORE.-wANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH.
and doing good business None apply.
Address, stating full particulars Phamaceutist Herald
office.
ASSURANCES.
ATERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
1v1 SCRIP, lS49, wanted by II. RICHARDS. 50 Wall ST.
r IFE ASsURANCE.-NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society Of London and New York capital
S. 1000 large guaranty fund invested in New York, -
The of three American Present annual Ia
from American policies $l20UOO. Now York Local
Boprd-ActinR Directors for June-C. Edward uabishA
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There were seventy deaths In baltimore for the week
ending the 2Sth ult.
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SPORTlNG.
WANTS.

INSURANCES.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
V1 SCRIP. lS49, wanted by H. RICHARDS, So Wall ST.
r IFE Observation-Disclosures LOAN FUND LlR1
IL Assurance Society of London and New York; capital,
$2O0O large guaranty fund invested in New York. -
come from American policies $l20Uoo New York bes.l
Bosrd-Acting Directors for June-C. Edward Habsh4
chairman; George Barclay, S. Rowland NJ Fox and W.
Van Hook. Esqrs-meet every Wednesday The Medical
Board meet daily At p. N. Chief ONCE for America II
Wall New whore prospectuses and all iafsrnA-
ton desired by applicants he obtained.
J. LEAkDER STARR, General Agent.
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MO. 81 LIspENARD STREET, pIRsr STREET SOUTH

NJ o. 81 LISPENARD STREET, FIRST STREET SOUTH
IN Of Canal, and few steps from Broadway New
quok 1t is people In neeA
Of medical assistance to obtain good advice, privately aaa
promptly. To all those who may thus desire consult
person. DR.. Do Laneys long experience ana
ready skill In removing vensIea affections in their various
stages ed forms offer inducements which
be rarely eqgailed BY any other Individual remAs
we'll BY thousands who have used them ~ d6srsne
periods for the twenty this to be certain
remedy removed Of sl diseases whish
females liable They free from poisonous drugs a.A
warranted produce bad efeots These only
medicines that be relied and patients should avoid
other pills drops most feit md usses
articles TO be relied in any To be had ~
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MEDICAL.

roNNoNv'NNNoS>..Nc.N. 'seHNc.on>sSN>r
a 4 ONLY FOR INSERTING THE BEST PORCELAIN
70 Teeth pivots Filling with pure sold (no pastss
Toe to Sill extracting 30. All other
reduced charges and warranted fe
five ', ars. At g6 Broadway.
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CASTLE GARDEN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ will be given Sunday evening. June B. by the ose
baed New York Brass Band under the direction OF Mr. j.
Nssher Concert to commence at o'clock Admission l2k
be all times.
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The Flood Mt New Orleans-Distress or tho
lnAabitants-The Markets.

Wc3c Cases VI Ochtn ny cuolerA anu ulue " OtneE
diseases.
The Flood Mt New Orleans-Distress OF tho
habitants-The Markets.
New ORLEANS, May 80, 1s4o.
The flow of water into the city still continues, and
has reached Carondeet street. in the first munioi
palty But there is hope now, that the at
'Sauyes plantation will be subdued during the next
ten days. Captain Grant and Mr. Dunbar exerting
their utmost Skill aided by large number of laborers
and 1t Is confidently believed that their efforts will be
successful.
The Mississippi river is slowly subsiding.
The dstresses of the in the submerged district
are deporaby increasing, many persons scarcely hav
ing house to shelter them.
New ORLEANS, May %.
The cotton market continues active, and prices are
firm, with upward tendency
The Southern Mail at Baltlmore-Miscel-
laneous News-The Cholera, SO.
BALTIMORE, June 2, 1S49.
Woodward, the forger at Norfolk Va has been fully
committed for trial on the fourth Monday in June
Several sailors have been arraigned before the U. S.
District Court, charged with murder; and one with
stabbng the captain but they all acquitted for
want of evidence 1t is said that the latter acted in
self-defence
John w. Bohen, employed in the Gosport Navy
Yard, was drowned while passing to the frgate Con-
gress.
Lieut.. Hunter has not resigned his commission in
the Navy, as reported
By the Southern mail this evening learn the death
of the Hon. E. Mezerau old and distinguished
Der Of the New Orleans bar; also that Of Walter Van
Rensselaer,, native Of Albany, New York.
in. Clark charged with at Charleston, has
been arrested and in JAIL awaiting the orders Of the
Governor of South Carolina.
A man named Greene McCleudon, has been arrested
Nashville Tennessee for the murder of his brohep
by stabbing him through the heart. He is confined in
jan to await examination.
The schooner John Rowlett has arrived at New Or
leans from Tampico, with $4,000 in specie.
The North Carolina papers mention several cases Of
small pox, at Greensboro.
There are no new cases of cholera reported in Balt
more.
Further from the Emplrc-Another Body
Found.
NEwBURo, June 2-SP. M.
The body Of Della Avery recovered from the
ladies' saoen of the Empire, this afternoon. She
from Preston Conn, and in company with the Ladd
family, of Stonpgton Connecticut. Her age 49,
Upon her person found $11S 49, chiefly in gold
Her brother Oliver Avery is here and will take the
remains of his sister to Preston for interment.
In the ladies' saloon, from which Miss Avery was
taken there yet several feet Of water. The after
lower cabin has not been reached When the boat will
be raised to float, it is impossible to tell. The
work has been slow The whole number of bodies found
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xyMS HH fish HNn North xxERICAN HxfE
s:s Y e.
s s.$:'ss. y Ss;si s s:i;:si s.
ee ssss;: E$S :sa; .s . s s;x::i. : ~
y e.
from New Yeri Of Boston to LiSsrpoolNFir.s Cabin sl
second d. s0 For freight c HU1SssfS s
PAcKETs FOR HAvRE.-sEc0ND LINE.THE SHIP
Baltimore bSRS sl hi III K 4: Is
Fog cAIaySsE.A w At
has been The ARRIVAL ~ PANAMA. sae
direct
T1s u n ste:%ship T.isc. WIN san from this Ie.t
18th Persons DESTROYS Of securing passage should make
application n SSsEsI p re s:e
sAs o e x..
sssis.s ss1s
oregon having arrived back q pansns hs way
direct rapid with San Francisco. PEG
"''S'' 'A''-S' "'': HOWARD SON. rs South street.
EoRsAN FRANCISCO, TOUCHING AT VALPARAISO.
ss nRs isa u -
cargo engaged going board win Immediate as
na VIII
the ship The for superb The
vessel having been fitted without regard 10
Marees packet physician and is provided By
F csps
street and Broadway to ISAAC SMITH l0l Wall st.
IMPORTATION HAVING REACHED THE PACIFIC
i Nail Steamship Company, that the Steamers have
Panama. Tickets be procured for
to San Francisco BY the steamer leaving Panama nsIs
application to the Company Oce 81 South 81
With the view of accommodating those at distance the
tickets fer this and subsequent steamers will be distrbuteA
points, half being disposed Of at New York,
fourth at Now Orleans and one fourth At Panama.
DANAMA-zACBRIss0N,N NELSON Z CO, AGENTS.
for the Pacific and Atlantic United Statos Mail Steam
ship Companies; Commission and Forwarding merchants.
represented BY E. Zaohrisson, " Wall street. New
York, corner Of Water street.
ITO CALIFORNIANS-W1TH AN EXPERIENCE on
10 in preparing Stores for ships aad passsaser
confidently offers his services to In
tending voy California At his Store. nsy
for Provisions Of desoripen for saY
number of persons month years All Stores win
be put suitable packages to cross the Iehmus fe
the longer route A. KEMP, u0 Weu se new t0Sx
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CHOLERA! CHOLERA !-BARTINE'S LOTION IS 4
~ almosta II 10 sf
highly recommended By the Medical Faculty 81 Gases
plants Of tho bowels IL 10 inAiabies
No fan lily should 10 without bottle Of Bartines Lohsa.
For sale the Depot So Canal street, and by Druggists
rally
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19
ELECTION.

State Of Louisiana-Parish Of Ucrrile.
IN conformity to a proclamation to me di.
Il rected, from his ExcclIency, Isaac Johnson
Governor Of the State OF louisiana
AN ELECTION,
In an for the parish Of Ibervillc, will be holden
MONDA Y, the 18th Of Norcmhcr,
next, 1919, for the purpose Of clecting one
Governor and Lieutenant Governor; one Au-
ditor Of Public Accounts; one Representative
from the Third Congressional District; one Sc
nator from the district composed Of the parish
es Of lberyille and West Baton Rouge; NWo
Representatives, one Recorder. one Clerk, one
Sheriff, one Assessor, one Superintendent OF
Public Schools, and one Coroner for the parish
Of lbersille:) one Justice of the Peace, and one
Constable for each Of the Police Jury wards OF
said parish, with The exception of the second
police Jury ward, in which the town Of FlHquc-
mine is situated, where two Justices of the
Peace are TO be elected.
The polls will open at 8 o'clock y. NJ, and
close ut i o'clock, 7. NJ, and will be holden as
follows:
In the Isl Precinct.
At the Buena Vista Hotel, at Bayou Goula,
MessrS. Paul HILBERT, J~o!cltim Conau, and
AdoIphe Sigur, Commissioners.
In the ID Precinct.
At the Court House Of said parish at PA
qucminc, McsSrs Henry \. Desobry, Matthew
Mari ana Theodore OriIIion, Commissioners.
III thc 81 Precinct.
At the store of Mr.. Theodore Johnston, IN
dian Village, Mcssrs. S. D. SchlAtrc, Henry Sci
Fer, and Alexander Roth, C0mmtSSioNrlS
III Ike 1h Precinct.
At the residence of Mr.. Panl hupuy, Mcssrs.
Gcrvais Schlatrc, Michel H. bert and EaltllaZar
Dupuy, Commissioners
IN the 5h Precinct.
At the residence of Pierre Richard, Mcssrs.
Eugene En Blame, Edouard lie Blanc, and Ram
dal McGayock, Commissioners
MAe 9Th Precinc'.
At the Coffee House of Mr.. Eteinnc Renne,
Messrs. Surville Blanchard, Evariste A. Arce-
noux, and R. C.. Camp, Commissioners.
In The 18th Precinct.
At the Saw Mill of Samuel Ives, Mcssrs. ].
c. Laughlin, Elisha Hornsbery, and Samuel
Ives, Commissioners.
In The Sh Precinct.
At the store of Theodore Johnston, on the
Bayou Crosse Tete, Messrs. Charles q Slack,
Emile NJ. Letebre, and Gcdeon p. Taylor, Com
nisSlOnerS.
J.. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Sept. 5, lS49.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19

A WONDERFUL DEFoRMITY-The Richmond
Republican mentions the arrival there Of one Of
the most remarkable instances of human NAL
formation probably in existence. The %unfortu-
nate person is a young man from Rowan coun-
ty, North Carolina, apparently about 81 or %
years of age. Instead of hands, the bones of
his arms have forked out at the wrist, making a
malfornation at the termination of each arm
resembling the letter v, on the ends of which
are the usual appendages to fingers. The Re-
publican will not attempt to describe his neither
limbs, as it would be both difficult and revolt
ing undertaking. The young man stated that
his health was very good. What his motive
was, in coming so far from home, it is unable
to say.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19
Sept. 5, lS49.
ELECTION.

Etn de ia L0uisianN-ParUiSSee dIborrlAe.
TONFORMEMENT, a une proclamation de
y son Excellence Isaac Johnson, Gouvcr-
neur de rEtat de la Louisiana
UNE ELECTION.
Aura lieu dams ct pour lie paroisse dIberville-
LUNDL, e 5 de NoremlJre,
proclaim, lS49, a lefet d'tlir-un Gouverncur
ct Lieutenant Gouyerneur; un Audlteur DIES
Complies publics; un representant pour lie 3eme
District Congressional; un Senateur pour Ia
district compose des p~aroisses d1beryille ct
Quest Baton Rouge; (deux rcpresentans a la
Legislature; un Recorder; TN G~reffier; un She
riff: un Assessor, I'm surintendant de rEduca-
ton publique ct IN Coroner pour la p~aroisse
d'IberyiIle; I'm Juge de paiX ct un constable
dams chaque district de juri de police, a Tex
eeption du second district dams lequel district la
vile de Plaquemine, est situee OH il sera Clu
denx ju~es de paiX.
lie scrutin sera ouyret 4 9 hcures A. NJ, ct
fcrmc a 4 hcures P. NJ, dams les diticrclls dis
tricts CONNIE suit SAVIOR.
Dams h Ter. District.
A rHotel Bucna Vista au Bayou Goula,
Mcssrs. Paul IIebert, Joachim Comau, ct A
dolphc Sigur, Commissoires
Dams lie I'd District.
A la maison de cour a Plaquemine, Mcssrs.
Henry A. Dcsobry, Matthew Mari ct Theodore
Orillion, COmmiSsaireS.
Dans le Some. District.
Au magasin de Theodore Johnston, au Viii
lage Savage, Messrs. S. u. d.. Schlatre, Henry
Seller, ct Alexander Roth, CommissaareS
Dams lie 46me. District.
. A la residence de Mr.. P. Dupuy, Messrs. Ger
vais Sclllatre, Michel Hebert ct Baltlazar Du-
puy, COmmisSaireS
Dams ke SEINE District.
Au magasin de Mr.. Pierre Richard, Messrs.
Eugene LIE Blame, Edouard LIE Blanc; ct Ran
dial McGavock, Commissioners.
Dams lie Seine District.
Au cafe de EtiGnnc Renne, Messrs. Suryille
Blanchard, Evariste A. Arcenaux, ct Robert G.
Camp, Commissairps
Dams le 7Sme District.
Au moulin a Scie de Samuel Ives, Mcssrs.
J. c. Loughlin, Elisha Hornsbery, ct Samuel
Ives, CcmmisSaires.
Dams lie Seine District.
Au magasin de Theodore Johnston, au Bay
GU Crosse TGte, Messrs. Charles 4. Slack, EN-
lie M. Lefebre. ct Gedeon P.Taylor, Commits
sdireS.
J. L. PETIT, Sherif.
Ce 5 Sept. 1919.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19
RrrcHERING.--An affray took place at the

BUrcHER1NG.--An affray took place at the
market at st. Louis on the LIST inst, which had
its origin in rather singular circumstances
Two young butchers, named Henry steies and
Christian Hoefmeister, occupied opposite stalls
and the competition in business between them
was so great, that to deprive one, of Il customer
the other would occasionally give away a steak,
whereupon the other would give two, and thus
the largest giyer gained the customer. On the
morning in question, one diversified the others
pile. A quarrel ensued, when Steies seized his
knife, and cut a fearful cash across the shoulder
or arm of IIoefmeister. Steies was arrested
and after an examination gave bail in the sum
OF $500 for his appearance at court.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19

INTERESTING ITEM.-The Register General
of England lately issued a report which con-
tains some curious facts as regards married
life. II appears that parties married at twenty
six years of age, live on an average, twenty
six years together; the widow usually lives
ten years after the husbands death; but the
widower does not survive the wife over nine
years. If the husband be forty years of age
and the wife thirty at the time of marriage
the mean time of their married life will be about
twenty-one years; the widows in this case iv-
ing after their husbands thirteen years; but
the widowers only five years after their wives
deaths.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-09-19

A SECOND bEAFDER'-A week or so ago a
scamp in Cincinnati stole a yest-was seen
and pursued. He made tracks for the Ohio.
and jumped from the ferry landing into the ri
yer with hat, boots and %coat-fully equipped
Casting but one glance behind, he soon gained
the current, with which he loated some distance,
and then made for the opposite shore. His
pursuers had the modification to see him arrive
safely in old Kentuck, and when upon the bank
he waved them a farewell with his old beaver
and walked l%eisurely up Willow Run.