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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
STATE Of Louisiana-Parish o NsrvMs.,
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of a decree or order Of the Hon.
ID Sixth District Court of the State of Lou
isiana in and for the Parish Of Iberville,
to me directed, and bearing date the 9sd day Of
July, 1859, l win offer at Public Sale at the
Court House Of this Parish, to the highest and
last bidder,
On Tuesday 96th August, ls5l-
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following described pro-
perry belonging to the
Succession Of Anton aettc Estcran, deceased,
wife Of Maximilien Trexler and to the commuL
nifty which existed between them, consist ing
i'll |
Art. l. A certain Let of Ground lying and
situated in the Parish Of IbervilIe on the right
side Of the river Mississippi in the village Of
Bayou Goula, measuring one hundred and
twenty feet more Of less en- a public road by
enc hundred and seventy tive feet more or less;5
bounded in front by a public road, in the rear
by land Of Joseph Henry-on the side towards
the river by a lot belonging to the Widow
Of Victer Allain, and towards the woods BY i
lot belonging to Paul Sorage.
Art. 2. Aquantity of Movable Property.
TERMS OF SALE.
The lot Of gsound above described payable
on the first day of January, 1859. Special
mortgage to be retained on the said lot Of
ground, to secure the payment Of the same
The movable property for Cash.
Sale to take place at the residence Of George
G. s. ROUSSEAU, A~uctioneer.
- ThnnN,S4ln 00A y.s4,S r0Ky
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

No WING NOMINATION FOR AUD1ToR.-At
Baton Rouge on the 21st, no convention was held
las there were no delsgates to nominate a can
diidate for Auditor, We presume it is conceded by
all sections Of the State that Mr.. BoeDELoN is
The Wing candidate, and until there appears to be
some opposition to him in his own rapks-which
there certainly viii not be--we do not see the
necessity Of a convention. Therefore, the present
Auditor, as heretofore, IS the Wing candidate. He
is now actually canyassing the State, and the re-
suit il November need not be feared by his
friends.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

A BARBEcuE.-Wil the Democrats of this Pas
rish join with the Wings in having a Barbecue on
the 18th Of October, and inviting all the Candi-
dates-Congressional, Senatorial and Representa-
tive-to be present, and enlighten the people with
their views and principles?
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

Rev. MR. CRENsHAw.-We learn that this gen.
tleman, the presiding Methodist Minister Of this
District, is about to take a trip to the North for
the benefit of his health, In the interim Rev.
Mr.. Brown will ~oficiate in his place.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
In the sueeessomg 9Th District Court,
George Walls, Parish Of I6eruiM.

WHEREAS Henry Keller has petitioned
w this court for letters Of administration
in the succession of George Willis deceased
notice is hereby given to all persons whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days from the
date hereof. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted. By order of Court, Gath
July, 1851.
jy26 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
Marion en- Prison.

1s III aete amend d Id geole de Get Paroisse
FL IN Negro marion qui Sc nomme MAN. et
~. dit gull appaTtient a Mr.. Michel, residant
dams Ia paroisse de Point Coupee. lie dit negre:
ese age denylron,2 ~ ans ct 5 sppieds Z gu s ponces
yas HENRY SULLIVAN, Cooler
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
NEW
LOST

A FEW days since, on the road between Bayou
IA Goula and the residence of c.. Adams, IT., a
PATENT LEVER SILVER WATCH, No. l777,
with the initials S B & T B. Any person who
may find the same, and leave it at the store of Roth
Brothers, Plaquemine, will be literally rewarded.
iy26
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

10 The Wing nominee Of the Senatorial dis
ltrict Of East Baton Rouge and Livingston, is Mr.
McM1cHArL. Ma. HERaos is his opponent, ant
il is said the Major will have to do some tall talk,
ing to get ahead Of him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

u r. THos. Husr, who killed Mr.. FRosr
in q duel in the vicinity Of New Orleans has been
admitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000. sgze.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

M-.0nthe morning Of the 2sth instant, there
willie "a eclipse Of the Sun, on it, northern limb,
Wiki vii belvisble more ~ less throughDut the
United States, with the exception Of the southern
pazt III F1erida.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
Runaway in FAIL.

ss Runaway In Tail.
Was brought to the Jail Of this Pasiiah
a nnlatto man who calls his name WEST
~ LEY WATKINS and says that he belongs
Nv to MI. Robert II. Barrow residing in the
A.-- Parish Of West Feliciana.
The said boy is about 30 years Of age, and
8 feet high.
ges and take him away. 4a8
U26 HENRY SULLIVAN, Jailor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
Dams Ia Succession

Dams Ia Succession de Coxr dss 6ase nstria
& fN Ra,ptsse d'IberuiNe,
George Wills. Eat aLa Louis;as<
A TTENDU que Henry Keller q presentk
IA nne PETITION ! 10 dite cour 1 pefet dob
tenir des lettres d administrator dams Ia succession.
de feu George Wilis-avis est par lie pre-
sent donne 4 tous ceux que celia concerne davoir
2 deduire sous dix jours de cette date date les raj
sons pour lesquelles 50 demande ne lui serait pas
accordee. Par ordre de la cour sce "a Juliet, 1851.
jy26 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Grefker.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

10 James Clark, at San Francisco, was fined
800 for cutting ! Chinanan's stail' of-to stand
committed until paid
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
The following is an extract of another letter

The following is an extract of another letter
dated
Havana, July IS, 1851.
The apronunciamiento" at "Puerto Principe"
on the 4th inst, was followed by an attack upon
the camp of the Patriots, at "Guanamaquin,"
while on their march to the mountains of Ma
jaza, on the 9th inst, to concentrate with the
Patriots of "Las Tunas," who awakened with
the cry of freedom upon their lips, the sam
day-athe FOURTH OF JULY!" The Spanish
troops were driven back, leaving twenty killed
and many wounded and on the 9th, the line Of
march was resumed by the Patriots for the
mountains of Najaza, where they are now obi
vouaced' with their comrades from Las Tunas,
occupied in organization, drilling, and defensive
ield-works, which will not long be needed, as
the augmentation from the various arms of the
Spanish service, by constant desertion, and
from the people Of the country, will enable
them to take the open field, as soon as famil-
iarity with the use of arms is obtained. The
munitions and materials Of war they have been
long gathering in the mountain businesses, and
they are in a position to maintain themselves
against any force that the Government can
bring to bear upon them. 10 .
We expect to hear Of similar movements
from other portions of the district to-day and
at Trinidad, the signal waits only the quaking
movements of the Government forces, under
the first panic-attempt at defence, to divide and
draw from the delncible points of the coast
then again to edraw fire with another pronun-
camiento," that will come with the strength of
tsoelue thousand men.
One prisoner was made by the Spaniards at
Guanamaquin, Of a gentleman, the girth Of
whose saddle broke suddenly and he fell This
was the only accident of harm that occurred to
the Patriots in a battle of some thirty minutes
or more, it being near dark when the attack
was made.
You can rely upon my information, but /
have not time to dilate upon 1.
Ever at your ~seryice, OASIS.
Another letter from a different source, dated the
18th inst, says: sM
LATER.-A messenger has just arrived from
Barracoa, and reports that q pronunciarnento
has taken place in that city also. The Span
iards are silent, andlook disheartened. A good
sign this.
Yours to the deattl, e YArKEE-
P. s. Iopen this letter Is inform YOU that
Villa Clara has followed the example Of Puerto
Principe, Tutas and Gnaymano. Huzza fol
Villa Clara Fifty men on horse back raised
the cry Of viva Cuba Viva Lopez! and left
the city to join about an equal number who
were assembled in the neighborhood. When
they had met, they found themselves three
hundred strong, and commenced their march
towards the appointed rendezvous. Two com.
panies Of lancers weres sent to attack them
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26
Marcos en- Prison.

S na6te arnen6A Ia geole de Get Paioisss
IN. nsgre marron qui &c nonme ZEN
ACARTERe Ct dit gull appartientA Mr.. Robert
Il. Barrow; resident dams Ia paroisse Guest Fell
ciana. L. dit negre est age denviron "a ans ct S
pieds pouces dhanteur.
yes HENRY SULLIVAN, Geolier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-26

G. s. ROUSSEAU, Auctioneer.
lberyille, 23d July, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-28
t" stick TO him. jimmy

Two brother. from the Emerald Isle ieW
wear. since, Purchased piece Of land not iar
nom the Kennebcc and went 10 work 10 clear
IL 10. After cutting down the large growth
and Suruin; over ,he undcrbrrsh they pro-
eeeded to cOniriyc 4 plan to ce'ihe l''''n
trunks together ia pile Coz the puTr''' OF
hurainc s,so. The land lay uron side hi.I'
and they concluded that if they could roll
larcs Loo wh,ch ay near he summit aIi place
!, abou, half way down, thCy might Pile ih'
res, agains, 1t, ,ad dus secure Oh object
Bu, how were they TO proven, %. wien or'
under way from rolling go o. bottom, -'.
thus defeating their plan Q To accou.' Isl.
tn, they obtained a rope, allwhnr on1 '..
fas, To the LOG. ono ofthcm wlsto bold 'n 'h'
other end to prevent is going GOO i'r '...
the other was 10 s,au it. Fearing D., m.-.
mo-, be able to rrrycnI the goFc fgcm sNGr
through rs FINGERS, JIMMY, Who Na' 'a.
.,ccrsmln, t.,l 10, hsla'y.
Start him asy, Fh,,m.' .rl 0r, -a.
cOn,iuc.rr himself ,hat 40 vas NIGHT ar.
tight.
Phcl.m jd start h.m, aaj ,hc o., COM
mcrccJ 10, prrr, doe r.ic caught .ra .'o
,cctiug Auc,. and began rapidly go w.a' u7
Il soon drew Ious Jlmm, chr,k gF f.-,
he went over the lo-, srJ 'hoa hg '0- N.a
over him, anj 80 ,hcy continued trrcHgam
rvrs,ious aaJ sOmcr-,'s. rtju watch.
their prurrcss fr a moment arJ iaeu SUM-
out
suck TO him. Jimmy-h.ih aHl yos'r
match cor him ans way y0u'rc oa i'l ha.
the time go
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Small Mouth, One Husband---Large.
Two.

CD Gov l.. Of Vermont. Was ,ar u'
thc most iu,cieu'e joker, OF i." rr'y times.
IN which BE- frurrt 49, a......- D.. '..4 ..
him. 0hlch has never .... 1'.'.A DOB i..'
and never can De- PERHAPS ".,' '...' '.'..'
bot NC viii 'ry H. o.. a.' a. '' vas ''
turning from The lSr.'.-'a-r'7 '.....'''' ..
usual at HAT day, be va' .a...o '0m d "'a'.
by carralous old m.'' who ... ''..' a'-
noycd him with questions 'ssl''...' I-'.'
affairs.
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AVOID FRAUD!
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MARaIA,GIg
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND TIE REMEDY,

MANY sui many a wife sndurss wears u bndill
srfsriug ani uf mental anguish. prusinie and help
lsss eulittrrug hcr he, that II hcr husband, aui
hinrdng the ulurc volfre u hsr children, arising
ifam causes, which, " issvl voull have srar,d
de .ui,tins, che aoguish ~ ihs wife, and h. the
husband embarrassment, ari p6cunihry dIbcultc.
bl,irs thsf origin 10 the mind lsiH1 weighed down
anil lauas.cd iu s0rs,qu.rrc n che sickness ~ the
companion 81 hi. bofom.
H., ir.,..rt,rt th.f thr cause. .huuAla Known
.,,,, ,,ifr. ta ever, tHslTrl. that thc jfralbl
anil hlftuvirr ouussTusrrrs tu ihr health lri hap.
nine. of nth ml, h. avoided lafr istro sbru
llI health Coo prr,iau. 90 admit auy Trriuu 81 ihf
an. a. D.. .rsut without iAr ull ula,mcut gf ths
other Thr timely russftsial 70 a Ir.s vuh ,1.
tfirI as G.Iaus bee lsru the means ~ saving h'
health rrI che hf. OF hHusauls. as over
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DR.. OHRISTIE's GALyANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,
'uisl aIh 10 h1lt ltTlltl lHl contain Ilt.,i I
go tsHsfUt
GENERAL DEBILITY,

Strengthening the gssksHsl tsy giving i1rs % fis
NaI.nut organs nni inslEUrai.rr tHs tr.l.s syt'HH
AlsI iD WIS tNANr TNllAtNH.- aUI PALSY
bh ~Fff-Ia ur INuiGlsTIUs. HUETNtIIsH
ACUTE sHf tUNuN.t. GutT lFlIFfs1 LtNf
rIINluN ut TliE HEART AIuFLEAl. NEu
NNIhIAt FANS u Nt SD. aul tlIh.I LlhIN
COMPLAINT sIINti COMPLAINT 90 iINF
AIIUE q he SIM 1000 IONIIAiNI DIS
OTIS auI PHYSICAL INfUil sBI "a SfitNUfs
uisEA~t~ sh.ch coni .aIHii aIiat iuu 900 siula
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A Dorangsmon, Of ihs NorvouI sya,om.

cy- ia SERyOrs COMPLAINTS. pur, co.
Ns.IrIHgf izusats ns f.,rffs pf hsy ssaAsr iaa
vital rrsfgss ui thr arrHHr TrHsfrstfi syffsI sIis
uHHfr tlF tirfHg ilsHIrr Do giving uiHlHug 900.
rHsH Hi bh'raHsr. sH a|.HFl hy t..s lFaHfiul suf
v.HfHflH discovery. 60 ss.tutfri IsfsUf col secs
sus fI.sfsf BE- restored Do Hrnsr health sItr.y
siaHU#lfy arI Etr.r
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TIE
indian dyspepsia Pills,
Guar TuU
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, iOlL
STOMACH. And All ITS AZ
II.NnNNT EVILS

Thee r,I. have pol. superior i,r all ihr Tu1r- 10
i.r.ytirhb o.ihfIu, &c IfruH,c n'llcin's BE- 'c'
T.rrf.
Tho, arr mHI 1.I h-..A i1 ih.ir ,r,uiiH1,
,.r-.h. ih. st.r. 100 arH l.at's eft aN iufwt,i.s,
.t' si..#- fH. ."s. strength 90 lhr vhT'f '' 'igT
o. rr.-s rl Long Standing Lung i"m-
I'.ttfs. u.Ih .u.n..rt UHN,r's., ihN fh.'"
f. t..I lr ,.rI..t..u v.Ih AuHf.t lafm, u.'.
f.....T .r.s..H..I utI often effect ,urs. aigI aH
......... I..u.. have {. i'.H Of Hr, -Hnd ,ND,'.
~EI R JH'as lp u..lIH. r-.rrah, ali D,
If,.r, II.ur. ru.s I'#I. l,Ht Is e.. 1ri A.llrE
- rfI ra... .. NH..'H.n, So. lHT.. l.. N'"g.,
d, Co.. Er.lf.l..J J. Hove arI li.aHd 'ughrI
.urfs e.. T.. I.r.ls a.i Shalha, \ a'"r
N.r4.. ~. UF.r.uH nrT N.Erinr + Moor,
N... Tan. l,lJ
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Farm for Sale.

x TIN, .ulsrI.l-roI.l. f..Hr Doc.
cs,ntiH, fIn iH rlfl. HmrHH ih. ulJ ..1H
-. itE lr t.H ruIs lI..lt. ll,'I.H l.t.
- .H.. t's.nf trT. m.'. irHm P.u.
lIiHarI a'.rt itr Htu, f.n : rfh
rHr.. Said 1fm ..riH- 800 Hr... .. hH', r.r-
1mm'h i..u I'D @. I'D Coo. 10 Ia., ADD m., .s.'s
Dol. Improved tl Gotta Hr-.r quantity. llr IH.H- De-,
f..H..I fH ,hrrre hi. lr..H... H lrs Do a ff.u.
.rr.rr#.f, .rth. purchaser 90 obtain 70 g..d nm
alta Gir bargain. l'r' I.ur hIur .0 trlurs tH.
eel. Be- ulrIu.l. l. thp greater ,aH &. .tua. uaIl.
lur further lu..r'r., enquire uf lb. .al..r.l,J
20 Auburn, u. Nehemiah Packard, PlU. lliIl
LYMAN y. IlNlt.
Adr1. Jon. %, 1851. u5l
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Farm for Sale,

'IAil .u'srr'rf u'er. c. -, d.. fr1. .itrl,.-I
liHut bait IL ri,I. irHm thc 4. 4 81 o. .E
p,Iui, Nouh Pave. Said farm r8niafus aIs.ut 20
oI 'p arIrs u hrst rate hni, a glui Iluu.s. Barn,
lnd ether uui-lsl.biiugs, , g1pd well, Il Water. "a
sopi orchard 1i graisd fruit, and well wooded
iuT farther particulars iuJuifs of ~AuUEt nrYE.
INa, Suuth Pare. ETHER DEERING.
sgu,h Paris. Feb. -, ISL. 4u2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-28

NOT BAD.-"Whcrc vas !. M, "sa.d q
hule urchiu one day To bis mother, as D, stood
gazing upon bis drunken ana PROSTATE daddy,
''wherc was ] when YOU married PAT vhy
didn't you take me along could have picked
out better mau than he So
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CrHTFIclTrs AND TESTIMONIALS
~ ENTK NONDINNRY ClsE.
"Truih il stranger Than F.gli0n'
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dy'popsia
REV. DG. LANDS, 4 CLERGYMAN

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f.. a.Hai fr.H'y E.HH 0 300 t.rH '1fF.Irs 'rn
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a..H ~ Hsrrsr tff'Ta 200 pool .....r. ls.F
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sr..r..f .F HH"H ..s"T...f s..F .....| HI.L
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Ian. 4aaI 90 yeTy ,fIs.tHIIy yourt
RUBEHT Vs. LANDS.
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DrsrirurE lNNuGrAVrs. --Srycalt destitute
Immigrants, Who arrived .n ,h., ciiya Few
days ago BY thc Mon'rzlul, from Liverpool.
were found Yesterday afternoon ir thr STREETS.
IN a starving condition They were taken 90
the Fourth Ward Station. whore they were
provided with food, alc, wh.chtlcy were sca,
to the Commissioner, of Emigration. Ties.
immigrants 10 appears, wcrr taken out ai doe
poor houses Ia Ireland, by Lord L,.sl,wus.
who i, aiprescntcu-l-cl ia .h.Irm. .7uPsr,
by thousands fr.m 'I-' Distressed country.
The majority 1rrve .u ogr rtiy without che
means disappearing themselves from one d1y
to ano,hcr-No- Yorl E-,riH- psf, lsb.
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Philander Of the Yankee Blade, says ,ha,
Pfejudiees against color are very natural, and
Vet the Prctl.est girl he ever Knew was Olive
Brown.
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Irtrrs arr .lii, received Ut this character, ul-
u.rr.-lN f0 Tu.s.If.
10 th.s, SO Unmarried, Ice contemplating mlr-
u1-t, T.thIrs u1h stating as o. che uur, irt, nt
usuriu. ihs f,.Is.r. Hlii0- attDH.,ut lll o.. flr
iur.ltTur. ~ IsiHs nuss,ssri 81 the revolutions
contained be these IH-r', sp intuuli,I, iu,uIv,rg
thOir future llTIlH..., cannot w. appreciated.
n d. uf ouuI.r. iuruDIcshla o. rluyr, more fI.
I, che ,ar..r. su p,r. Treated Of lei. thr, afr uf
nature .ui.il iH'.n' q i.r thr mluirI. ur ih..e
contemplating marriage ngiihsf .. 30 u.,er.sln =,
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

ll The War oflsl2.-ofthe Ilard, aul other
" Indian Wars since l59D.-ani or ihc connie.
Toned officers ofihe War with M,>ico, who Ger.
we'd iur one month and upwards, aud have received
un hud,-tant ifJ,ai, &c their widows or muuf
chil'eu,) obtained unIrr Oh, new law b, HORA.
ITO NOODMAN, % Railroad ENrhlnyc, Boz
tun. Who has an Ag,ur, NJ Washington.
" ob1rgs HHi-rs surlfssfsi. lle has agencies IN
The Western States Zoe tbc sc.c,tiun Of lands and
",alou II warrants. By psns1ull inspection, and
pay. the highet cash price zoe lands thus heated
Oct. N, 1880 l,3s.
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