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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
MONDAY the 10Th day of

to wit:
Community Property. Lots of Ground and
Improvements.
Art. lst. One parcel of Land lying and ST.
tuated in the Parish Of Ibervillc in the rear of
the town Of P~laquemjnc, measuring one hum
dred and twenty feet front on the continuation
Of Plaquemine stree', by one hundred and thir-
ty one feet in depth OH the side towards the
river by Constitution street on the opposite
side by lot No. Is and in the rear by lots Nos.
IS and l6-said parcel of land being composed
Of lots Nos. II and Is of the land divided into
lots by Alexis Gauthicr as per plan thereof de-
posted in the office OF the Recorder of this Pa
IRISH, together with all the Buildings and I'm
proyemcnts thereon and thereunto belonging.
Art. ID. Another parcel Of Land situated
in the town of Plaquemiue in said Parish,
measuring about seventy feet front on Leyec
or Front street, with all the depth t~ncreunto
belonging, extending from said Front or Le-
wee street to Bank street, bounded above by
lots belonging TO Roth Brothers, N. Bison and
A. St. Dizicr, and below by Fcnn's alley, To-
gether with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon being and tIlereuuto belonging.
Art. Sd. Aquantity Of Movable Property
consisting in Household Furniture, Cooking
Utensils, &c. &c.
n TERMS OF SALE, CASH. 4
Sale to be made Mt the last residence of
Wiltshire l.. Fem.
]. L. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish of Iberyille April, Eth 1851.
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n This preparation we have all the restorative
l. properties OF the root, combined and concentra-
ted in their utmost strength and efficacy. Expe-
rinents were made in the manufacture of this
medicine until ii was found it could not be I'M
proved. Accordingly, we find ii resorted 10 al
most universally in cases of Scroti'la, Liver Dis
eases. Salt Rheum. General prostration of the Vi
tai Powers. and all those to,menting diseases OF.
the skin so trying TO the patience and injurious 10
the health. 1t is a Ionic aperient and dlsinier-
tant. 1t acts simultaneously upon the stomach,
the circulation and the bowels, and thus three
processes, which are ordinarily the result Of three
different kinds OF medicine, are carried on at the
same time through the instrumentalitv OF this
one agent.
Neu Orleans, November II. 1sl9.
McSsrs. Sands-Gentlemen-ltake the liberty Of
sending you 4 letter which may be OF importance
to those who are suffering as have done. 1 recciv-
ed great benefit from your Sarsparllla, having been
cured of a malady after suffering six years. |
hereby cheerlully certify TO the good effect of
your medicines, and | hope God will reward you
for all the good you have done. A chronic cough,
h~adtormented me day and night, and repeated at
tacks OF fever induced me TO believe that | should
die with consumption. One. day, while suffering
with a violent attack OF burning fever, d friend
persuaded me TO try your Incompatible medicine.
but TO tell the truth, | had no confidence in il |
finally purchased bottle, and by its use and the
help OF God | was restored TO better health than
| had enjoyed for six years. | cannot but bless
the author of this admirable medicine. With
great respect, | am, gentlemen, -
Your obedient servant,
FERMIN GROUPlAI.
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, by A..
B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fulton street, corner Of William, New York. Sold
also by druggists Generally Throughout, The United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; SIX bot
ties for So.
For sale by sICKLEs & CO, 40 Canal street;
F.P. Duconge, J. II. Wright & Co. HUI. Kennedy,
and L.. J. Duflho, ir., New Orleans; J Tucker,
Mobile; o.. Q. Woodman, Vicksburg; and P. H..
McGraw, Natchez.
For sale in Plaquemine by the agent, A. E..
RICHARDS, dealer i'll Drugs, Medicines, Fancy
Groceries, Books, &c. mays
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
CODA WATER, ICE,
y and assorted SYRUPS,
For sale by [my3] A. E.. RICHARDS.
Draining Machincs.

TIME undersigned has on hand a number OF
/ small HORSE POWER DRAINING Ma
CHIMES, of a new and simple pattern, winch ne
further particulars apply to JOHN COMMUNE,
St. Claude street, between Main and s.. Philip,
New Orleans. lHyo
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
IN ii L0afsiaaa-Pqriish tef BertiAe
Succession Sale.

Nv ,;rtue of {; decree or order Of the Hon
s orahle Sixth District Court Of the State
r. Ion;siana IN and for the. Parish of 1berville,
to IL directed. bearing date May ID, 1851
viii ~ntfsrsat public sale to the highest and last
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
Eiat de Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'I6erriWe.
Vente de Succession.

Nm ycrtu dun ordre GU dtcret Il moi adresst
IL par lHon'bie III sus-dite cour, J'exposeraj
en- yentc publique au plus otfrant ct dernieren
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
Ferdu.

MAR lie soussignef IN billet payable a son ordre
X date 3 JUN 1880, payable a SIX tnols de 50
date, pour Ia so,nne de einlaaate pjastres; flsns
William Quin sd marqle ordifaiie, fenlen Jules
Seller ct Belezaire Doucet. lie Placement du dlt
billet ayant etc arrete, le public est cautionne de ne
pas n~tgotier pour lie dithHlet.
j BIsIIszAIREBULREEsF. :
IbervIIle 8deMah 1851 @
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So. NJ / n. MI ~ -. u


saN l.tuc Of ~ order ,r the 9th District
Il fourt of IT." Sta-oo Lou .aua III and for
tn" Parish of I~5cryiiie, t. rae directed, | W.l
offer ut Public Sale, IL the highest and last
bidder on
az aisDAk tise gssFs day OF 2ESS,
1881. ut 10 o'e'ock, y, w., the following ly,-
rribrd rropcrt. belonging to tie
SnccrSSiDU # I4Hqnc@ Ub,1, hr~oS,j.
to-Wit:
(Fir~t lot.1 Art. l>t. The undivided Twelfth
Of Il pIAN Z & O. 5.zs s CT Ct
LAND. lying ana Situated IL lie parish q.
IberviIIe, on the right side Of the river MiSSi~-
sippi, at the distance Of forty arprnts from til"
margin of the river. and WjIcrron the late L.
nance EIebcrt residcd-sa;4 tract ottand mras-
llrng twenty three arpcuts, more or less, in
front by a depth sufficient as to riyc the said
plantation Il super!icIes Of seven hundred and
fifty acres, bounded in front by land or front
concession belonging to sundry persons, on
the river above by land OF Janrier AlIuin, below
byland belongingtoJo john y. Murrcll, and on tine
back by land belonging to Scwall & Hudson,
which plantation is established and cultivated
as q sugar farm, together with all the bui djugs
and improvements thercunto belonging, com
sisting of a Dwelling xEouse, Sugar
1zouse, Steam Engine, Mills Ct ZAP.
paratus, and all the utensils for the fabrica-
ton Of sugar-Corn Houses, Stables,
Negro Cabins, and all other out houses
on said plantation.
Art. Cd. The undivided twelflIi part of an
other TRACT of LAND, situated in
the said parish on the south side of Bayou
Goula measuring about ten arpents front on
said Bayou, being lots Nos. 7 and s of the
land surveyed and sold by the Government of
United States, on said Bayou, said tract ofIand
containing three hundred and seventy five su-
p~erfcial acres, including the second concession
back of said lots, bounded above by land be-
longing to Mrs. Josephine Ilcbert, wife Of Dan.
NJ. Wilson, below by land Of John GaIick and
John II. Randolph, ard in the rear by land for
merly belonging to Christopher Adams.
Art. Sd. The undivided twelfth Of
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LA Quart Ess,tFIes,

For Purifying The Blood. and t6rthe Cure Of Scro-
lIia. Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers, nv>prp-
STA, Salt Rneun!- Fever Sores, Ery.iprIu5,
Ilmples, EileS, Nlercurlal Diseases.
Cutancous Eiupt.ons, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis. Con-
sumption, Female Com
plants. Loss ofAp-
petite, General
Debility.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
Sale of the Market House.

PURSUANT to a resolution of the Mayor
l. and Board of Selecmen of the town of
Plaquemine, I viii expose for sale on the 18th
May, at lOa.M., in front of the Court House
door, to the highest and last bidder, the lease of
the Market House for one year, dating from l4th
May, 1851, to l4th May, 1852.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The acquiring purchaser or purchasers shall
be entitled to receive and collect for their own
account and benefit, the taxes unpaid on all ar
ticles exposed for sale in said market, according
to an ordinance entitled san ordinance concern
ing the Market House for one year, on con-
dition that he or they shall execute their bond
with approved secnrity in double the amount of
adjudication, for the payment of one twelfth
part Of the said amount at the expiration of
every 80 days, to date from theday the posses
sion Of said House shall be given unto them,
and also for the faithful performances of all
duties encumbent of him orthem as lessees,ac-
eording TO. the above mantioned ordinance, or
any amendments, supplements, &c. as may be
approved BY the Mayor and Board of Select
men.
apes S. C. TREVOR.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
FIFTY MINE SLAVES

of both sexes and different ages.
Art. 4th. The undivided twelfth ola guam
tity of NIoVEABIE PROPERTY,
consisting in Mules and Horned Cattle.
The whole of the above described properly
to be sold in one lot.
Lot I'd. Art. 9th. The undivided twelfth
part of Il certain TER a of LAND, "
ing and Situated i'll the parish of l~bervilie, on
the right bank Of the river Mississippi, beiuglo
No. one of Section forty nine i'll Township ten
West of the Mississippi river ofRange twelve
East, of the land surveyed and sold by the CO.
vernmcnt of the United States; said tract of
land containing ninety five lS-loo superficial
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vS1AGS, uC *
| TINvertu dun deeret on ordre de IHon'ble
u la Cour du 6me District de fEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia paroisse d1beryille, a.
moi addresse en- date du 10 Ayril, 1851, JeX-
poserai en- Ventc Publiquc, au plus offrant ct
dernier encherisseur,
MARnI le IL de MAI 1851,
aslo heures, A. NJ. les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant a la
Succession de Jeu Ignance Hebert,
savoIr:
premier Lot) Art. l. LIE douzieme indi-
Us dune Habitation on Moroccan de
xerre situe dams Ia Parolsse dlberville, rive
droite du t1euye Mississippi a quarante arpents
du dit fieuve, ayant ylngt-trols arpents de face
plus on moins sur uue profondeur sutilsante
pour bonner a la dite habitation sept cent Gin
quante acres de superficie, borne par-deVant
par terre appertenant a diverses personnes sur
le feuve, enhaut par terre de Janvier Allan,
enbas par tcrrc appertanant a John y. Murrcll,
ct en- arriere par terre appartenant 9 W ct
Hudson, %laquelle habitation est clltivee en-
sucre, ensemble ii Sucrerie, Machine a
Vapeur, Moulin, Batisses ct antres
authorizations y appartenant.
Art. Q. La douzieme partie indivise dun
autre MoRCEAU DE TERRE, situe
dams la paroisse dIbervllle, rive Sud du Bayou
Goula mesurant environ dix arpents de face au
dit Bayou Giant compose DIES lots Nos Yet 8
della terre arpentec ct sendue par lie gouverne-
ment DIES Etats-Unis, sur lie dit Bayou-la dlte
terre avant trois cent spixante-einx acres de
superticie ycomprenant III seconde concession.
en- arriere des dts lots borne enhaut par terre
appartenant a Mad. Josephine Hebert, epouse
dc Daniel N. Wilson, enbas par terre de John
Garlick ct John II. Randolph, en- arriere par
terre autrefois appartenant q Christopher
Adams.
Art. 3. La douzieme partie indiyise de .
Cinquante Neuf Esclaves,
des deux sexes ct divers ages.
Art.1. La douzieme partie indisise dune
quantitede Mobilier consistant en- Mulets
set Betes a Cofnes.
Tentes les prophecies ci-dessus decrltes Sc
gvendfonts en- block. . ID
Lot. No. 2. Art. S. Ia douzieme partie
aindiyise dun certain Moroccan de Terre
situad dams la dite paroisse, rive droit du Mis-
assiippii, etant lie lot No. un de ia section qua
ranle neuf, townshipdix Quest du Mississippi,
rance diouze est de Ia terre arpentee ct yendue
parsIe government es Etats-Unis, ayant qua
fre yinaagt quinze l8-1o0 acressde superlicle.
AIT Lasdouzieme partie lndlNlse dc
TTrente Nouf Eslaves,
aesdeux sexes ct dc divers ages.
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Hiram, negro boy. aged 9 years.
1g TERMS OF SALE CASH.
Sale to take place at the plantation and re-
sidence of Paul Hebert.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of 1bervilIe, 18th April, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-10
NEW DRUG STORE.
, Sign Of the Golden Mortar. 81

n DAVIS & BAYLEYe take this me
III thod Of informing the citizens OF Plaque
G& mine and the Planters generally, that
WMMA they have opened their stock of Drugs
AFAM Medicines, Chemicals, Pants, 0Is, Dye
tionary, Cutlery, &c. &C., IN the new store, corner OF
Main and Bank SITS.
They have Just received from New York a
large and choice supply of DRUGS and MEDL
CLNES, which they offer to the inspection OF
those wishing to purchase-coniident that the
qualities and price will have favorable compall-
son with any market III New Orleans or the
South.
Planters will find it to their interest to purchase
Of us before sending to New Orleans, as we can
sell them at the same prices and thus save them
the additional expense. Among our fresh stock
we will notice the following:
200 ozs. Sulph Quininc,
Is lbs. best Eng. CaIomel,
Is y y Blue Mass,
10 Gum Opium,
IS Rhubarb Root,
20 . caled Masnesia,
100 u garb,s do
20 ! pelg Jalap,
Is 7 Redsperasfa Bark,
Is pale do do,
rs ~ Alex. SIENNA,
25 n1Flake Mama,
S Cream Tartar,
saao0 " Bicarb. Soda,
$50 y Cum Canlphor,
2s " 'Tartaric Add,
80 ~ Select Gum Arabic, -
100 y Arrow Root,
SO !" w. Mustard Seed,
100 Boxes Ground do,
% lbs. Pulv. Aloes,
Is y Gum do,
go E" Pressed Sage Shakers, N.Y.,
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sale.

HeI virtue of Il decree or order of the Hon.
- 9th District Court Of the State Of L.oui5i-
ana in aud for the Parish Of Iberyillc, TO me d.
rectcd, | will offer at public sale TO the highest
and last bidder on
MONDAY the 10Th day of MAY.
1851, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, the following de-
scrihcd property, belonging to the
Success1cn Of Wiltshire l.. Fem, dcc'd.,
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j. sth. The undivided Twelfth of
THIRTEEN SLAVES,

| ofboth sexes and divers ages.
The whole of the above described property
to be sold together.
Art. 9th. Elizabeth, negro woman, aged
twenty three years and hercllild Robert, aged 8
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THNvertu dun deeret on ordre de rHon'ble
L la Cour du 6me District de fEtat dc la
Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia paroisse d'Iberyille, a
moi addresse en- date du 10 Ayril, 1851, yeX-
poserai en- Ventc Publiquc, al plus offrant ct
Jorn;or anohGriSSnur E s.
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Notice to Planters and Merchants.
RI ME UNDERSIGNED having established himself in
4aesfdwn of Plaquemine for the purpose Of
attending tosall COOPERAGE, is now ready TO
despatch within the shortest notice, all Jobs en-
trusted to him. He moreover, constantly keeps OH
handany a~uantitySef ready made hosssheads and
aafreissaor sale alee2t LIB AGGE
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az EsEsAK giae ABB. day OF -TEAS,

1881. at 10 o~'e'ock, y, w., tie following De-,
rribrd rropcrt. belonging IT, Tie
:s"cccSSiou r I4H4nc@ UbsT, d.o,0&yi,
to-Wit:
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Yente de Succession.

Etat de Ia Louitsiane-Paroisse d DerriMe.
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between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 9 P. NJ, the
following described property belonging to the
Succession of Joseph %sch!atre,
deceased, and his surviving widow, Catherine
Caulk, consisting H.
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]. D. PEI1I, SllerllI.
Parish of Iberville April, 18th 1851.
The southern press., 1851-05-19
Strange Tune from an Organ.

We find the following very remarkable reoic.
in5 over The destruction Of The separate Whig or
ganizafion in Georgia, in the Republic of yester.
day. Never before, in the annals of parties, did
we behold special central organ of Z" Ma.
tiona party" jubiant at the tidings of its entire
absorption into new and distinct organization
The avowed object of the new movement in
Georgia, as will be seen by the extract which VIC
take from the Republic, is to "prevent dis.
honest politicians from re-organizing the old
parties--of one of which parties, the Republic
Processes to be the organ.
Nay, further than this, the architects of this
amalgamated Union party, declare their inten.
tion of refusing 10 60 into national conven.
tion for the next Presidential election; and the
Republic bids them God speed
Odd, isn't it? that such movements should be
"obseryed with great pleasure" by the organ
which thus announces the tdings:
Union PARTY IN GroRGIA.-We observe with
great pleasure the determination and unanimity
which pervade the people of Georgia in the or
gapzation Of the constitutional Union party
for the approaching political campaign. Every
mail brings us additional intelligence Of the zeal
and interest which the movement excites, and
there is no reason to doubt that il VIII be tri-
umpbant by majority of many thousands.
The cordiaIity (says the Savannah RepuJli-
cam with which Wings and Democrats are
uniting, and the slacrity with which they are
organizing for the fall elections, show how fu-
The southern press., 1851-05-19
Indication.

We insert to-day Treasury Circular, reyivinl
an old regulation requiring ships to report thel
manifests and place of destination to any gov
crnment vessels that may visit them within foul
leagues Of our coast.
This indicates perhaps the intention Of the
Administration in case South Carolina secedes
Congress may be advised to pass law abolish
ing the ports of entry in South Carolina--and
then vessels going thither will be liable to pre-
.ventiou by government ships on the coast.
The same policy is indicated in the following
from the Louisville Journal. 1t won't do
We fully agree with the editor Of the Demo
crat that South Carolina after seeding from the
Union, would have none Of the attributes Of SOW
ereignty. 1t is perfect absurdity TO suppose
that the United States will permit foreign gov
ernment, with the attributes of sovereignty, to
be erected in the heart Of the Union. We have
no objection to see South Carolina try the ex-
periment---ndee we think the sooner she tries
it the better for the republic. There has been,
and there continues to be, so much difference
of opinion and so much vapid defamation as to
the rights and powers Of individual States, that
we think it high time to have the question settled
what State can do and what it cannot do. Un-
doubtedy the question must be settled practi-
cally sooner or later, and we are better prepared
for its settlement now than we possibly could be
ten or twenty years hence, after the further ag-
gravation Of discomfort and the more extensive
spread of reasonable sentiment.
There can be no doubt, that in the event Of
South Cardinals declaring herself, during the ad-
ministration of President Fillmore, no longer
member Of the Union, the general government
instead of attempting the folly of prescribing to
her what revenue laws she may have, will send
ships off her coast 10 collect, for the benefit of
the United States, the duties on goods entering
her ports or to warn foreign vessels to 60 else
whereas those ports are no longer ports Of entry.
This together, with the withdrawal of the
u. S. courts and the u s. mails from South
Carolina, will probably be all that the general
government will feel itself called on to do.
South Carolina will no doubt find herself at full
liberty 10 stand aloof from the Union just as long
as she finds it pleasant or profitable to do with
out a dollar rofrevenue!from of lmpost duties for her
maintenance as separate power, and without
the benefit Of the u. s. courts aud the U. S.
mails. Not drop of her blood will be shed,
unless indeed she insists upon having it shed.
The southern press., 1851-05-19
From the Savannah .As,rs.
TREASURY DEPARrwxnr. Msv.y0 aas,

ARREST OF SUPPOSED CUBAN OFFICERs-The
steamer Magnolia, Capt. McNELTY, arrived yes
terday morning from Palatka, having on board
Samuel J. Kookogey and Mr.. RawlstoD, n
charge of United States deputy marshal FIn-
NEy, and some 81 men, who were part of a
company engaged in the late Cuba movement.
The United States Revenue Cutter Tdneu, Capt
RUDoLPH, has been for some time in the neigh
borhood of Satilla river and after the Arrival Of
officer FTNYEY at that place, it was nscertained
that some persons connected with the expedi-
ton were at plantation called Waverly. The
deputy marshal, accompanied by the officers Of
the Cutter, proceeded to the plantation and ar
rested the above named individuals, who are
supposed to he officers Of the Columbus CON-
pany. They were taken on board of the Tanep,
and then placed on the steamer Magnolia and
brought to this city. At ST. Mary's the 81 men
also took passage on the Magnolia, their pns-
sages having been paid by the collector at that
port.
The cutter T'aney is still cruising on the
South const, but is expected to return to tls
city shortly
The examination of the two individuals now
in this city under arrest will not take place un-
til the 1aney arrives They have, we under
stand given bonds for their appearance.
There is at this time considerable number
OF men in our city, supposed to have been CON
nected with tie expedition. The steamer w, :
TAXA, which arrived on Sunday last brought
some twenty-five or thirty from the South.
They are mostly fine looking young men, and
bear the traces Of camp-life
They are all, however, in good spirits, only
regretting the mischances which have for the
present prevented the contamination of the en-
terprise in which they have embarked.
The encampment at Burn Fort is snid to be-
entirely broken up. We heard it stated TINT
upwards of 300 men are under arrest At sorse
point on the Satilla--we however put little COM
fdence in the report.
The southern press., 1851-05-19
From The .Nsr York Commercial

IMMIeRATIoN.--The number of immigrants
arrived at this port since the first Of January is
$4,000, being an increase of 10000 over the ar
rivals during the corresponding period last year.
During the month of April there were 30.532
arrivals at this port, of whom 2,753 were citizens
and 27,779 foreigners. The following table
cassifes them according to their several nation
The southern press., 1851-05-19

of dosnN~kie trsasea, uasekiA unssslnHtRrlg iny
aside it, authority, bow IL hssd, and i've up
the ghost without a struggle o. aEcan /!
Nor-when the editors Of the Soafhera Press
and ourselves shall have been sleeping IA de
grave long enough for those hodies Is BE- n.
solved into their original elements, the Amevieau
Union will stia stand. eOmRists in III ~ .pArte,
not one stone ioe~ened Hom the magnftncSi
pile; and, let as hope. casting II broad shadow
over 'numberIess miIliona, among whom shall
not be heard the eianking Of single chain.
The southern press., 1851-05-19

tile are Ill her attempts 70 organize old parties.
The PEofHE have taken the guardianship Of the
Union into their own hands. and they will not
permit dishonest politicians to divert them from
their purpose by the cry Of party. If s1rther
cvidspcs were needed to show this, it m.y he
found in the proceedings below Of number OF
counties, which we find in the papers before US.