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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
CURIOUS REvEseE.-The London Lancet, Of

Curious REvEEGE.-The London Lancet, Of
July, relates the following:
slate one evening a person came into our
office and asked to see the editor of the Lam
Get Aeing introduced to our sanctum, he
lie upon the table, from which he
proo1gMs6 extract a very fair and symetrical
lower extremity, which might have matched
tAtalanta's better part,
and which had evidently belonged to a woman.
There said be, IS anything the matter with
that leg? Did you ever see a handsomer -
What ought the man to be done with who cut
it off, On having the meaning Of these inter-
repositories put before us, we found that it was
the leg Of the rife of our evening visitor. He
had been accustomed to admire. the leg and foot
Of the lady, Of the perfection Of (which she was,
It appears, fully conscious. A widays before
had excited her anger, and they had quar-
relied violently, upon which she left the house,
z bring she would be revenged on him, and
that ne should never again see the objects of
his admiration. The next he heard was that
she was a patient in the-hospital, and had
leg amputated. She had declared to the.
surgeons that she had suffered intolerable pain
in her knee, and begged to have, the limb re-
q petition the surgeons complied with,
and thus became the instrument Of her absurd
and self-torturing revenge upon her husband.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

PRESCRIPTION IN LATINA correspondent
Of the Boston Transcript, abiding to the late
case ola fatal mistake at an apothecary's store
in that city, expresses a wish that a law might
be passed prohibiting physicians to write pre-
scriptions in Latin. The Transcript thinks, Il
would be wiser to pass a law that apotheearied
should not be permitted to put up medicines
who had not been thoroughly. educated and
duly qualified. The New York Star says:
The "doctor writes, "Saccharuxs Saturn,
w. Gr," six grains Of sugar Of lead; "Sals
Gauberi," Glauber Salts; "Cochleari amplum,"
a largaoepoonful; "Diaurentu Pi1ule," let the
pills be gilt; "Fiat renesectio," to be bled; give
the medicine 'sgelatina quarts" in jelly Ia
rum pikularu.n sumenter tres" let three gof
these pills be taken; "horu decubias," on going
to bed ; "Oleuse oliua optimum," II OF. ofthes
best olive oil. What a pompous display Of
classical lore; where would be the injury Of
saying as much in good substantial English!
The law should compel physicians to write
their prescriptions in the language of the
country; there should be no mystery on the,
every man should know what he is
swallowing, and should not be murdered by
ignorance or chance by taking the wrong meai-
cine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

A WOMAN BEwITcHED.-Judy Baker, says
the N. o. Picayune, a free woman Of color, who
is laboring under a slight alteration Of mind
appeared before Acting Recorder Hale this
morning and desired to make the following aft
davit, which for its r~aciness and originality will
be found hard tc beat:
], the subscriber, do deposesmost t~ruthfully,
constitutionally, and automatically, being in
perfect mind and in the enjoyment of common
sense) that ! was up at T~hibodeauxville, and
wrote downto Justice Frasier that Betsy Day
and daughter, children Of the devil, and the
mpl1k pernicions, sulphuric concoctors of the
deale Of witchery, had followed me up,
H41esz lnssSsfM kmesinntlInerable fantastic hell
1k6l38 others they entered my
ROOM, st0f6 my e papers, appearing them
selves Id shapes invisible. and to my stupen-
dous terror vanished through the key-hole in a
clap Of thunder. They also robbed the mail
Of my letters in the most suicidal manner
They also sent me- to the bank, feloniously
stating they had $4,000 for Betsy Day and
$l,400 for the BIaekalOne. The uncour-
teous and ungallant DxG1fKer insinuated 1 was in
Estate of snQeumtus mantIes.n I'll meet him
before the bdr-room Of Jehosaphat, where
witches can't break through, the crust is SO
thick. Therefore, I the deponent hereby de-
mand that these voudous be arrested and
brought to justice. Lex, legis, legi, legem!
Betsy Day lives at the corner of Baronne and
Gravier. JUDY BAKER, Ameni
Judy was ordered to be taken care of.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

FROM HAyAHAs-The Picayane has received
dates from Havana, upto the Goth instant from
which it gives the following paragraph, relating
to the new expedition against Cuba:
A person writing from New York to the
Diarso De "a Norma. under the signature of
Peter Hicks, ssys positively that another expe-
dition against Cuba IS being organized in the
United States, that it certainly will sail unless
the Government interferes, which he thinks it
will do. The writer says that on the 18th inst.
news was received at Washington that the
points Of rendezvous were Mobile, Philadel.
phia and New York, in consequence Of which
orders wefe simnlediately given that all suspii-
cious vessels should be searched by the Gus
tom house officers. sThe renegade Lopez
1--WE quote from the letter. 4boasts publicly that
this time the expedition will not have less than
5000 or 5000 men, though privately he con-
1fesses to his friends that he does not expect to
collect more than 200, and even that he NAV
be compelled to set sail with less men than
in the fFit ON"
Gen. Quitrnan, It is said, is determined to 90.
but viii not trust himself with a handfnl Of
men. Gen. Garibaldi also has been consulted :
buthe it is asserted, will not 90 with less than
5000. IT is thought Of placing him at the
head Of . provisional government. All these
things Peter Hicks heard Gen. Lopez relate ii
= public c0ffee-hOuse-a statement which We
think rather doubtful.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

WHAT IT MEAns.-The N. Y. Express, in
noticing the fact that on Saturday night, while
the Southern caucus, to kill off California and
the Texas Boundary Bill was held in one end
of the Capital, the Free Soilers and Abolition
lists held 4 caucus in another part, to do ex-
actly theseanne thing, says: aThe pc ople al
readysde zee we think, what all this means.
Both extremes in Washington desire to do
nothing butte keepslp and to increase the ex-
element the Southern Nallifers to have a
pretext for their Southern Republic, and their
contemplated alliance with England, and the
Northern Abolitionists and Free Sellers to
keep the pot boiling
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

The RIGHT THIse-TheL Legislature ofPenn-
sylEania has chartered a Medical College for
the instruction of females only III Ill the BRAN
ches Of the healing art. This ~issopening the
door 70 a very advantageous and desirable pro-
Ject, which cannot but result in the very best
consequences. We complained when Mrs. Doc
tor blackwell w~asacompelled to pursue her
Studies and attend surgical demonstrations at
the cliniques among men, and considered it not
only .iadelicate, butin effect checking that free
inquiry 50 essentially a perfect female educa.
ton: In this female College, which we hone to.
sas literally patronized and encouraged. ali this
difficulty will be obviafed. Venerable and en-
Perienced professors may conduct the lectures
ard directthe course Of studies, but there will
be none present but ~fsnaales. II will be q great
to sick females, who can commune
freely with their female physician on subjects
which the modest mind would shrink from in q
inil explanation with their male physician; and
bow many cases have been enormously treated
for want Of that very confdence.-Sunday
Times. s y,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
IsFANT1cIDE.-The Clinton, Ga.) Floridian

IsFASr1clDE.-The Clinton, Qa.) Floridian
of the oath inst. says:
We understand that in our %neighboring town
of Jackson, a charge was instigated, involving
the commission, by a female who had hitherto
sustained a good character, of this unnatural
and revolving crime. CIV. Catlett, Esq, J. p,
presided as the investigating magistrate. The
accused was ably defended by John McVay,
Esq, and the State represented by the District
Attorney, z. s.. Lyons, Esq. The facts, as
elected by the evidence, are of such a nature as
to preclude their present publication besides,
in justice to the accused, We deem it improper
to make any statements that might prejudice
the public mind, and we therefore. only give
the result of the examination. On motion of
the District Attorney the accused was fully
committed to answer at our next District
Court, the crime of having endeayored to con-
ceal the birth of her child, being under the
statute an offence punishable with not less
than five, nor more than fourteen years impris-
onmeut. ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
CRIME IN MAssAcHusErTs.-The correspt

CRIME IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Ihe cofrespo1.
dence of the N. Y. Express contains the follow
ing account Of a gross and unaccountable out.
rage committed at Northampton, Mass, on
Sunday, the 18th inst:
That morning, between the hours of IL and
half-past IL Miss Martha Cochrane, the eldest
daughter of a widow lady of wealth, long a
resident of Northampton, was awoke by the
rustling of a newspaper laid or her face by a
man who had entered the room. Immediately
her face was covered by q pillow, either to
strange her or to prevent her screaming. The
rest of the family were at church, and she had
lain down and fallen asleep. In the struggle
which ensued he caught her by the throat, and
in the endeavor to overcome her resistance, he
cut the blood vessel over the jugular vein with
his thumb nail, when the blood flowed profuse-
ly, and covered her dress, the pillow, bed, &c.
The lady caught him by the hair, and in the
horrible strife, the pillow was removed for an
instant from her mouth, when she asked himif
he intended to kill her, and saying if he did he
would suffer for it. He said: "No, I did not
mean that-it was an accident"
Perceiving the blood, he apparently became
alarmed, desisted from his purpose, and said
"Who is your family physician-Dr. Fisk"
She feebly said eyes" when he jumped upon
the greenhouse and down to the ground.
On the return of the family from church, DR..
Hall was sent for, who found a wound in the
neck about the length of the nail, the blood
from which was with difficulty staunched, both
arms and neck black and blue, a pool Of blood
in the bed, and the lady herself in a very faint
state. The fellow spoke in rather a weak
voice, and like an American.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

TH4 eourHKnE C0NrEDERAcY PLof.-Gen.
Houston and Gen. Lopez have both been &C.
cused q knowing something about this con.
spirscy, but eanh have fatty denied the charge,
tho former before the Senate. The Picaysne
discrsdits the matter, but urgently solicits shat
W splot" Of this grave nature is really on foot,
that measures viii he taken to bring il into
light. We hope 20, too That such . plot
nay have existed. j. mot At oil improbable, but
thers : nothing exposed a. yettob be relied upon
% certain.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
A,,au, 1oso

The SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAcY SCHEME
We find the following in the Washington cor
s~Fespondence of several Of the Philadelphia pa
pers.
The statement made about the attempt to
establish Southern Confederaey with the cap
ital at Mexico, is believed to be literally true.
Gen. Houston denied it to-day IN the Senate, but
has since admitted that he was mistaken. A
paper containing propositions for i dissolution
Of the Union, and the establishment Of a South
err, Confederacy, was handed to him, hut not
by Gen. Lopez, as reported at first. An iinves-
tigation will likely be called for, and, il made,
the disclosures win startle the whole country,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

Us1oN MEN.-The Citation Wing says: 1.-THE
mass Of the people of East Feliciana are the
descendants Of South Carolina families, but
their lineage flows back to the men of Marion,
Sumpter, and the Partisan Leaders of the rev.
oluton. They stood BY the Union in the palmy
days Of Modification, and they now denounce
every mau Of them, the traitorous designs Of
the arch conspirator, Rhett and, his mutinous
allies
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

The BANKS OF OUR BAYou.-We would res
pectfdlly call the attention Of the Mayor and
Council to the condition Of the bank Of Bayeu
P)aquenine il the vicinity Of Mrs. LErrw1cH's
residence, and to decide ut once upon the mes
sure that will at least save that portion Of our
town from further encFoachments Of the bayou
caused BY the caying in Of the bank. We will
not recommend anything ourself-for there is
sssuredly wisdom and energy sufficient among
the town apthorties to devise some expedient,
and - set to work upon that expedient at
onpe.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

THE WEATHER AND CRors-The first part
of this week commenced with extraordinary hot
weather. No one in this vicinity ever recol-
iects anight of such intense heat as that of
Sundays last. The latter part Of the week,
however, has brought a considerable change
copio1s showers and the airs of the fall. We
Jean from the planters generally, that our Par
ish will produce this year an excellent crop Of
sugar.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

LONDON QUARTERLY REyrEw.-The first
number Of vol. 35th of this popular and cele-
brated periodical has been received, for which
we thank the publishers, Messrs. LEONARD
Scorr T. Co, New York; not only for their at
tention in the present instance, but with refer
ence to the other British works of this character
which they republish, to the prospectus Of
which we refer our readers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
Runaway in Jail.

~ Was broughs TO the Jail Of. this Parish 4
runaway negro who calls his name lin,
and says he belongs to a Mr.. Kinds K1ek-
10y land, residing III New Orleans: said neil5to
IS aboat2 % years of asee, 5feet 8 inehes lin, M
q black. The WIN viii pleass cone fesWssdspy
charges, and take INN avsay.
auaI HENRY SULLIVAN Jsisos.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

Tn SuRvEYue PARr7.-Rather ! nkish,,
blaek looking little eat in Ne shaps Of steam
bcah hove in sight Of our town ! few days.
since. with Aags aying fore and at-one d
whieAs viii ! Toostsr u The centre, looking very
mseA lihs Lopez's zas and . III Eosnded
ton, proved really to be- the Creole but mot the
y that went into Cafdenas. Her crew, nm
Ne nIlhoss n her namssake, were peaeeably dis
posed and afler procuring sosne informatioa -
htiss = thsir sxpeditioA got under way and
IA y asthsy fosua Il.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

1.-THE parents of a daughter born on the
Fourth of July, and whose former daughters had
exhausted the vocabulary of female names, had
the ''baby" named Ann-so Fourth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

NJ II. Bullitt, Of the Picaysrne, now on !.
tour IN Europe. is spoken Of as q candidate Il
represent the second Congressional District
lately filed by Mi. Conrad.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
Marion EN- Prison.

II e.e amene 4 d geole dc Pl~aqueuiss,
an faalatFe arres6 CONNIE marion qui %
nosn,ne DoRY, Ct dit qu'il apparisnir i
- MT. William King. resident 1 NnsssQsy
leans. lie dit Negro est aee d,environ so ans,SNk
pied 8 pouces de taiiie. ssKanrsm%.%
aoat3l HENRY SULLINHXsaeeelek ;.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
Maroon en- PrisOn,

II stks ameneD Ia geole de PlS-
, qneinine; IN negre arrete CONNIE
80 snarron, qaise nomne JAMES, q
~/ Dit quill appaltenir I Mr. Thomas.
K King resident d Nile. Orleans. La
dit Negro est S pied 8 pouces de
.taille, ct un noir. @sg
aont 81 HENRY SULLIVAN, Geolier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
sEMyAMEA'

CeDr ~
Dr.. Boyd 1ae Depusy Hl'fsna'' gas iuln'sn
us Wit me i0'lo"'hg census s'a'i.. lol '"''
P"asn' lof1ne year enoi"g 'u'e' te'o'
Free white lnna0'tal'e' S'oo4:
Slaves 0''1
,ox,o
io1'' A1'o'o
increase OF PoPu!auon 1o' Tue 'a's = 'e"S'
90 Per cen.. sts1 80 -,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

Tableware of Slander.-A man seldom At,
tacks Tie Shafacter Of another, without iniurins
hin own. Asses8 = 80 -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

Was brodg 81 10 the Jail Of this Parish Z
runaway mnlatt0 who calls his name DOs
RY, and says thai re Is the properly of !
- Mr.. Wiiiian, King, residing ii New Or
leans said negro il about 80 year. of Sss, s Aes
8 inches high. Tit owner win please come 10.
ward, pay chaYgssnand fake him away.
au3I HENRY SULLIVAN, Jaijos.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

- Fourteenth Wnrd.-The Wig Electors OF tins
Ward notified 10 aft1d ut the Broadway House Oh
MONDAY tie list, betWe" the hours of aud O'CLOCK
for tie purpose OF eecug JelegHes tlta General onye
accordance with call OF Win. General Com
nee Tie toloyvins persuls have been nauiet Inspg17
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MAN, JAMES ALLEN BY order Of fie Fourteenth
Ward Committee. DAVID SHERWOOD Chairman.
CHAs MEYERS Secretary OIL It's
~ Fifteenth Wnrd.-Notiee Is hereby given to the
N.Is Electors OF the Fifteenth Ward thai Primary Elec
ton VIII be held AZ Constitution Halon Monaytle Dist ist
elect Delegates 10 Tie several committees recommended
bv Tie Wing General Committee The Poll 10 be opened
at 4 NJ. and close at O'Clock, PM. BY order Of the
Ward Committee. ISAAC o. BARKER Chairman,
CHARLES s. BENSON. Secretary. OF IT
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To- Nineteenth Ward.-In pursuance of the
nendaliou OF the Wing General Committee, the Wing
Electors OF ,ae Nineteenth Ward notified that
hon viii De held MONDAY The 2ls Of October inst
the hoiss Of Charles s Barbere Egftravenue and Fory
eichlhs between lie hours OF aud P NJ for the pur-
pose OF choosing Delegates TO the Mayoray Conve
lion three Delegates the Judiciary Convention, Del
eeaies the Win District Congressional Convention i've
Delegates to nominate candidate for Assembly for the
sie OF thirteen members 10 nominate Ward officers also
seven Delegates 10 nominate School officers BY order OF
The Ward Committee HIRAM A, MAYNARD, Chm.
GEo. w JAauIs Secretary. ol9a*
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ITO TRAVEL with u Family, an expert
a enced Nurse and Seansress English American
preferred Apply Immediately al l4a Grand-st OIL II
rTNo Apopr.-A family of respectability,
de.irols IF adopting beautiful healthy MALE CHILD
abuu, one year old may address D. D Broadway POST
Office. VI ,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pc-r OFFICE, New CORK Oct. Ism.
rs- Eastern steamboat 1Iails.-WiN TER AR
RtsSG fMENTs-hi consequence Of The change in The
sorr OF starting Of ne Eastern SieambGa ne Mms VIA
soe:ag Iii close hereafter Al P y instead OF 34 ? NJ
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IL Tenth Ward.-In ccordance With he Tec0nnef-
aijon Of he INiiu General Committee the Nhr Electors
ofrhe 10Th Ward aerequestedto meet al the + ASTERN EN-
BLENl "a Crad-st on MONDAY EVENING" The zist
segeln Conventions follows the hlayordty; TO HE
Judiciary; 10 the 4th Compassionate 10 nominate
Member OF Assembly for this District and q 10 nominate
Charter and School Officer for The Ward BY order OF The
Ward Commiirce j II PlNCKNEY, Chairman
L Ep.yrT' Secretaries OF Ii
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED. A Student de-
"A D sires Home during course OF study for
which tuition in of the es.nstons for Young ladies'
will be given during tile period, or milton to one OF
more lads in the best private schools IN Newton
Instruction in Vocal orr instrumental Music the same
terms Satisfactory given and required. Adj
lress through the Us Post-Ofce d " G. Of CHAS.
W POLNiAN, $50 Broadway, n. Y. DIG lms