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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-24
Hov a Man feels with bis IIraa Ofl,

Some oil The most eminent physlologisiS
# the present day have lalely beea argu. /,
menting The very curious aHasiqns as is.e
whether q man feels nfler bis head is oh:
And this inquiry is considered ~ lis cnss
ductors to be more than physiological an:
terest. because it involves refined princi.
pie ofhumanily with regard 10 tho punishs i,
ment Of death by the gaiHoline. 3ss.. :.
1t is considered on al sides that the body
does not feel one instant after decapi ilatiopE =
for the brain being the seat of sensaliea ~ a
the whole frame, through The MEDIUM Of
the spinal marrow, every part Of 1hs body
beneath the joint at which the Inter gAsF
be divided, must be deprived Of feeEing. .a-SI,.
But it by no means follows shat tho bead
is deprived Of sensation Immediately Mites
decnp npila:ion, nor that ii may not retain i.S
consciousness, and like the head of lliA
Irish knight Who was killed by Saladln in
the holy war, gel up and declare thai il Mas
rever cut off by SO swaei . seimetar before
nor like that of the assassin kegaIe, \
swear reundiy at the execsiiossss log ntA
keeping keener axe; but ii il dnite pessie
ble that i, may be troubled with very seris
Gus reflections upon tna irrsyocsbjlily qfits =
&
| In support Of il|s unpleasant tssogys
many facts are oddu0ed with gra Ts youclsS
ors for their aplhenticity. Among others
Is ths unfortunate Queen Of Sc9tis, Whose
| lips conlipued 10 move in praye sur q, lena
quarter Of an hour after The execGtlollae
had performed his duties. Windt s:ntes
,ha, haying put his meuth to the ear u q
decapilared criminals head, aRd enalcd hira
by name, the eyes turned to the side srep
whence the voice came; and this fuei u.
a,teslod by Fonlenello, Mogore, HuileaiOR,
Nauche, and Aldiu On tine word murder
being called, in lhe case Of cii'Riaai ex-
ecu.ed for that crisne at Cpblenlz, the halEs
closed eyes opened wide with an expressing
Of reproach 90 those who .stoad around. CO
This is recorded ia thu Medical GaEetta
fer April last; but whether il is 10 believed
or not, We see nothing either IN theory OF
recorded facts to lessen the physiological
possibility CONSCIOUSNESS alter decapiia-.
tiQn. In diseases and dislocatiaI Of the
spinal marrpw, the mind remains in full
possession of It's faculties, although oil iha
lower limbs are utterly devoid Of feelings
and at what point of separation aro We
justified in saying that the Eina Iaqst lose
Its rational powersl II the hraia ys,aiR
The ;pages of vision and the forms Of touch
long after the objects which creates theDa
are Withdrawn, why mny we not supposa
that it retains them after sudden operas
tion of the axe or guiloline2 Like the
thigh Of an amputated leg, which feels iia
toes for days, and even weeks aftsr tAs al<
GRAFTON, it may remain in imaginary pos
session Of oil It's corporeal members, pnnl
The curtains of oblivion are gathere&
around lis fading vision Gnd sinks loreposs
in the chamber Of death. -'s fE 'N+Stt9cs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-24

His eye caught the expression of Eliza
beth's features, as they glowed upon hin,
with unutterable fondness and pride,s and
fell to the ground. Colonel Zane stepped
forward, and taking the soldiers hand,
said
"You are the man. I expected would
volunteer for this enterprise. Go, and God
protect you! If they see you from the
blockhause, they viii cover you with their
fire. Self possession is your only hope;-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
The Catastrophe.

The Cherokee has arrived at last, says the Pic
ayxne Of the 4th inst to put an end to doubt by
extinguishing hope. She brings the dismal News
Of the final failure Of the Lopez enterprise-the
utter defeat and almost determination of the expe-
dition which landed under Lopez, and the public
execution of Lopez himself, as the penalty for his
unsuccessful daring.
The city is covered with gloom. All hearts are
saddened by the dreadful intelligence, and in the
universal grief it is hardly possible to write or
speak with collected thoughts. Our expectations,
indeed, have. not been s~anguine, since the severe
blow which the enterprise received on landing,
from the loss of the gallant band under Crittenden,
and while the signs of Creole help, SO lavishly
rendered in promises to their self-devoted allies,
were SO extremely scanty, but we had a lingering
hope that the Cubans were not so imbecile and
faithless as these accounts show them to have
been, and they would, at last, enable Lopez to do
what they have been imploring him SO long and
urgently to do, in supplying them with a nucleus
for their W struggles for political freedom. But
our worst fears are more than realized, and the
event comes upon US with stunning force. 1t isa
black day for New Orleans; it will mark a dark
era in the destinies of Cuba. More expressions
more conhscations, more executions, but at last
we hope a wise Providence will bring blessings
out Of suffering to those who honestly and brayely
endure and strive for the right.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
whig 16eetiug.'

At a meeting Of the Wings Of the Parish Of
West Baton Rouge, held at the Court House Of
said Parish on the 3oth of August, according TO-
previous notice: Major MlcAJAH BARROW was
unanimously called to the Chair; and H. NJ. FA-
vAor to act as Secretary.
The meeting was then addressed by Col. s. M.
D. CLARK, and the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, At a meeting of the Wing citiz, n,
of the Parish Of 1berville held at Plaquemi..e on
the 18th OF August last, r. A. UPros, Esl, was
unanimously recommended as a candil'.te to re-
present this District at the next Congressional
election
Be it R~esolved-That we cop:.ur in the choice of
the Wings of I5erville, and unanimously nomi-
nate R. A. UProN, Esq, o., the Wing candidate to
represent the Third District at the next coming
election.
On motion Of Col. S. M. D. CLARK, the Score
tary OF the p4eeting was directed to apprise Mr..
n. A. Cpro,s of the action of the Wings Of West
Baton Rouge.
resolved, That the Secretary of this meeting
seno a copy of the resolutions Of this meeting to
TIE Baton Rouge Gazette and Southera Sentinel for
publication.
The motion for adj ournment being next in order,
the meeting adjourned sine die.
NJ. BARROW, Chairman.
H. NJ, FAVOR, Secretary.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

rJ-Lady Wortley, in her travels in the Uni
ted States" says: 4 have invariably remarked
that, eager and go-head as they are, the Ameri-.
cans are the most philosophically' patienttravel-
lers in the world. You are kept waiting fora
COW, or a pig, or another tain coming, or a forgot
ten wife, and they betray no symptoms Of impa-
or indignation. The confrsteuss is borne
with the most inexhaustible stoicisrn and the most
unvanquished good temper. How an English
weuld fume and fretp
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
Cuban Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, a meeting of citizens of the
Parish of 1beryille favorable to the cause of Cuban
independence, convened at Bayou Goula on the I'd
day Of September, 1851.
On motion, Mr.. A. SleuR is appointed Presi-
dent, Mr.. NORBERT LAUvr, Vice-president, and Mr..
LOUIS HILBERT, Secretary.
On motion, Messrs. EUGENE BREAuD, Paul He
BERT, NORBERT LAUvE and LOUIS HILBERT, are
appointed a Committee to adopt and report Reso-
lutIons expressive Of the sense of the meeting.
Mr.. GUsTAvE LAuvE comes forward and lays in
the hands of the officers ofthe meeting, for verif-
cation, five hundred dollars and l5o-1o0.
The Committee on Resolutions report the fol-
lowing Resolutions, which are unanimously adopt
ed:
RESOLVED, That we have watched with solicit
tude the efforts Of the oppressed sons of Cuba to
throw off their allegiance to the tyrannical Gov
eminent of Spain, and that re hail with every
feeling Of sympathy the dawn Of their revolution.
Resdsed, That as a proof of our sympathy, we
ask to be allowed to contribute towards the cause
of Liberty in Cuba. the sum Of five hundred dol
lars and ~l50-l0o, hastily collected from the gene.
rosity of the citizens Of Iberville.
Resdusd, That we have learned with heartfelt
sorrow, the death Of a portion Of those citizens of
our country who have, with the impulse Of sons
Of Freedom, rushed to the aid Of the Patriots Of
Cuba, and that we extend our sympathy to their
friends and relatives for their untimely end.
On motion, Resolved, that Messrs. Gustave
Lauve, P. N. Lambremont, Ernest Calry and DR..
J. Achille sigur, are appointed a Committee to
take charge of the money raised in this Parish for
the relief of the Cuban Patriots, and to cause the
same to be safely applied to the purposes Of its COL
lection.
The meeting adjourned sine die.
J. ADOLPHE AGUR, President,
foRBERr LAuvE, Vice President; LOUIS He
BERT, Secretary.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
Correspondence.

WEST BATON ROUGE, Sept. l, 1881.
K. A. UproN, Esq,
Dear Sir: At a meeting of the Wings Of
this Parish held on Saturday last, August 3oth,
at the Courthouse of said Parish, l was directed
in my capacity as Secretary thereof, to inform
you of the action of the Wings here, with regard
to the candidate they have chosen, to represen. the
party, at the next Congressional election.
Its with pleasure, Sir, that l transcribe the fol-
lowing preamble and Resolutions, viz:
"Whereas, At a meeting OF the Wing citizens
of the Parish of Ibervilie, held at Plaquemine on
the 18th of August last, to represent this District,
at the next Congressional election;
Be it Resolved, That we concur in the choice
of the Wings of IberviIle, and unanimously nomi-
nate K. A. UPIos, Esq, as the Wing candidate
to represent the Third District at the next com
ing election
Hoping sir. that all the other Parishes Of the
District will favor the example of West Baton
Rouge, at the ballot box in November next,
subscribe Sir, with esteem ard regard,
Your obt. servant,
(Signed1 H. II. FAVROT.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

O. 1t will be seen by the proceedings in anoth-
er column, that the patriotic citizens of 1berville
have not needed in vain the struggles and invoca-
tions ofthe unfortunate Patriots OF Cuba, in endea-
voring to emancipate themselves from the despo-
tic heel Of tyranny and inthrallment, which they
are, vassal-like, compelled to succumb to. The
generous sons Of lberville have responded in a
1t is our fervent hope, that it may yet be a benef-
cial auxiliary towards aiding the great cause for
which it is destined.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

day of sale, and all sums shove tvaotv An
lars payable in all the month Of March 1916
lhe purchasers to furnish their notes for M
the credit terms with endorsers to the s,t;sfs.
ton OF the administrators of said successful
payab e at the office vt the Recorder Of tho d.
ri"il OF loer'i' e. and in case Of non-paymert at
maturity to bear interest at the rate Of e;oh.
per cent per a''num from the time due mil
paid. Slrcia! mortgage to be retained an tba
land or plantation and slaves to secure ths
payment Of the said notes and interests that
may accrue thereon, With the privilege of the
Sale to take place On the premises.
Ats OF sale to be passed before the Reco,.
der OF this parish at the expense of the our.
chasers. "'
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parisho of 1berville, aoth August, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
(Signed)
H. n.
1sERvILLE, Sept. 81, 1851

1sERvILLr, Sept. 81, 1851.
H. NJ. FAVOR, West Baton Rouge
My Dear Sir: Your letter Of the first instant,
informing me that at a meeting OF the Wings of
the Parish Of West Baton Rouge, held on Saturday,
August Both, you were directed in your capacity
as Secretary of said meeting, to inform me Of the
action taken by the Wings OF your Parish in rela-
ton to the candidatute for Congress in the Third
Congressional District and Of their unanimous
nomination Of myself, "as the Wing candidate to
represent the Third District at the next Congress
sional election" has been received.
Permit me, Sill, through yourself, to return my
profound thanks to the Wing party in West Ba-
ton Rouge, for the honor they have thus conferred
upon mean honor unsousht by myself, and there
fore the more highly priced.
1.-THE nomination OF myself, be general through
out the District, l shall at once accept the same,
and use all honorable means to obtain election.
For the confidence thus reposed in me, by my
fellow citizens of West Baton Rouge, | again re-
turn my thanks; and allow me sir, through your
yourself to assure them, that they will ever find
in me, a weak and feeble it may be, but a con-
slant and steady supporter of the Constitution, the
Union, the Compromise, and the great conserya.
tive principles OF the Wing party.
am sir, with great respect,
Your ob't. ~serv't',
r. A. UPTON.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

NEw YoRK NEwspAPERs.-The returns Of the
United States censns show that one hundred and
six newspapers were published in in. York in 1850,
having a. aggregate circulation Of s2,36s,473
sheets. Fourteen were printed daily; ffty-eight
weekly; and fourteen monthly. The daily cir
culation amounted to 15a,s2i;s the weekly to
425, 200; and the monthly to 4el 800. This emu
nera'ion is strictly confined to newspaper and
does not include the numerous periodicals in other
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

SPANISH CxuELrY CONFERENCE.-The N. O.
Cosrisr of the 9th ult., contains certificates from
three gentlemen, from Cuba, all Of whom attest
fully the barbarous cruelty with which the Spanish
soldiers treated the unfortunate Americans
beating out their brains, bayonetting them and
uampling them, and carrying fragments Of their
clothes and bodies about the city in triumph. The
facts seem to be fully established.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

Co We learn from a telegraphic despatch to
the Pnayune of the 4th inst, that the President
has removed the Collector Of the port Of New Or
leans FOX neglecting his duty in permitting the de-
parture of the Panpero. The same despatch an
nounces that the election returns in Vermont in
dicates the success Of the Wing ticket. 1t also
states that the steamer Bunker Hill was burnt to
the waters edge on the Sd inst on Lake Erie.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
HAVANA, August IS, 1856

HAVANA, August IS, 1851.
Dear Pic.-You will 40 doubt have receiv-
ed full accounts of the gallant action of Las
Pozas, where the Royalist forces fall before
the Patriots like saplings before a hurricane,
and where they refused subsequently to adj
vance upon the enemy amid cries Of ARTILLERY.
artillery; that position can only be taken by ar
~tillery." Since that action, the positive Klfo--
nation is very uaeagre indeed. The Govers-
ment publishes almost daily bulletins that the
enemy have been beaten, that they are disper-
sed; that the country people, and even the ne
groes are daily bringing in the scattered pirates
to be shot like dogs; while on the other hand
the few country4nen who come to the city from
the sest Of war tell equally exaggerated stories
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
sssaAa:e WAY II. EaGl.

- Vas bs9ggh.." 20 the jail q his Parish :
rs runaway regTo ran, named ARCHER,
II who SAYS that he lr'orgs - ttr. C..1.ou c.
w Bayou IeIle hoate. >4.t E.sr1 IS aoout
~-A - yeafo Of are, ) ;ect IL or = iu,Aes
high, aHd a bIack< The owner VII please cone
for "ari, pay ~cAa-ees and take am away.
sep6 HENRY SULLIVAN, JaIlor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

Maxine BsIcKs.-The Bangor Wing says tina,
a Vernonter has invented a machine for making
brick BY steam power, by which the clay is shaved
up, dried, pulverized and pressed dry into the
mouldaa At the rate Of fifty thousand a day, and
placed in the kiln for burning, no sundryang be-
ing necessary afer the bricks come from the
moulds. The bricks com out in a very hand
some and solid shape.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

nrA BELL twenty.three thousand pounds in
weight has been cast in Boston for the iron tower
in New York. Fourteen tons Of metal were melt
ed for the casting. The first cast was complete
iy successful. The metal was poured in on Satur-
day, the 9th instant, and the mould opened on the
Wednesday morning following, when the bell was
found still Aissisg hot. 3
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
PBRDUS.

DEUX Billets GU obligations dat"s P%laquemine
- lie 8 Fevrier, 1s4s, ~souscrits par Jesse G. W..
Leftwich payable a Pordre de Augustine I. Left
witch, chacun pour Ia somm de cinq cents trente
quatre piastres ct quatrevingt I'm sous, lie premier
payable six mois apres la date, ct lie second neut
mois apres la date ct portant ~inttrets a raison do
huit pour cent par an; sujet a I'm credit de soixante
quatorze piastres ct quatrevingt un SOUS, date lie 10
Mai ls4s. LIE public est ~notifise de ne pas nego-
tier pour les dts bil!ets.
w. E. EDWARDS,
Agentd de Made. Mary A. Lettwich admin'stEa-
trice de la succession A. T. Leftwich.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

THE undersigned would give.notice that they
i have this day formed a limited Copariner-
ship under the style and firm Of BlSSELL,
Justin i CO., for the purpose Of tgansacting
a general mercantile business.
F. N. BISSELL,
wv. AUSTIN,
s. U. d. SCRLATRE.
July lst, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

% A speecho of Col. R. A. STEWART Of Louisi-
ana, delivered in Woodville, Mississippi, before
the Union Association on the 26th August, 1851,
will appear in our next.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
P1aouemine EcteIu

CA The public are respectfully in
SsEAS / .lAtormed that the underss en4i aas ia
kkSz1 ! ~ ken charge Of the HOTEL lately
GEGt.s ~ occupied BY &. S. Rousseau. Esq.
and that he intends 10 devote his entire attention
II conducting Ii III such manner as wIll meet the
appreciation Of all VIC may favor him wih their
company. Extensive additions and repa.rs will be
made III the house-and everything done to add
to the comfort Of his guess.
HENRY WORSItM.
P~Ia7ueniue, Sep. 6. 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
FROM HAVANA.
NEWSl
DEsTR G n
OF H
Lopez Expedition !

Telegraphed to the New Orleans Picayune.
We have received the following despatch from
the Balize, announcing the failure and extinction
OF the expedition under Lopez, and the death of
that leader. @.." .
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

D1-A Chicago, on the 18th, there were but two
cho!era cases, and on the 14th there was NOT a
case.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
PASS

SOUTHWEST PASS
Thursday, September, 4-7AM.
The revolution in Cuba is a failure. All who
left on the Pampero have been killed or made
prisoners. Lopez was arrested and brought into
San Cristobal on the 29th-taken to Havana on
the 3lst, and publicly garroted on the LIST, at 7
O'Clock, A. NJ. One hundred and fifty prisoners,
mostly Americans, are in the possession of Co.
vernment.
The insurgents are still in the possession of the
mountains near Principe. Laborde, the Spanish
Consul, from New Orleans, arrived in the Empire
City. He says he would have been lynched had
he remained.
Thirty eight prisoners surrendered in accordance
with the Captain Generals proclamation, the
names Of whom are given in the evening edition
of the Picayune of the 4th inst.
N-It is computed that over 500 men annual
ly desert from the United States Army. These
are attended with aloss to government
of over $4,000 annually. Another great source
of loss to government is the enlistment of BOYS of
10 and go years of age, who, after receiving boun-
ty and clothes, apply for . discharge under the
law.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
TO TED PUBLIC,

T7HE undersigned would beg leave TO inform the
l. Public that they have returned from the East,
with a large and desirable STOCK OF GOODS,
which they are now opening at their store, in the
building formerly known as the Planters Hotel.
Their Stock comprises every variety OF the lol-
lowing articles:
Dry Goods, Watches and Jewelry,
Boots ana Shoes. SadieTY,
Clothing, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Hats and Caps, Paints, Oils, and
Plantation supplies
OF every description.
..ALSD,.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Family Groceries and Provisions.
The above goods have been selected expressly
for TIL, market. and will be offered to purchasers
on the most favorable terms.
BI5sELL, AUSTIN & co.
Sept. lSt, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

promissory notes or obligations, dated
L P%laquemina, February Sd, 1916, drawn by
jesse G. W. Leftwich, payable to the order Of
Augustine T. Leftwich, each for the sum of five
hundred and thirty four dollars and eighty one
cents, the first payable six months after date, and
the second nine months after date, each bearing IN.
terest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum. Upon
the back of which there is a credit of seventy four
dollars and eighty one cents, given the 10th May
1913. All persons are warned not to trade for tho
said notes. w. f. EDWARDS,
Agent for Mrs. Mary 4. Leftwich, Administrs~
trix of a. T. Lefwich5s Estate. aug3o
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06

u2-See advertisement Of the new store Of BIS
SELL, Austin & Co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
On Thursday the Sd October,

1851, between the hours Of 10 A. N. and :
2. NJ, the following described properly, be-
longing TO tta
Succession Of Antoine Dupuy aud Sophie Dsi-
air both ferereeI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-06
lst. 4 certain or
TT CT LAND, situated m the SAC

Parish OF %ibeEvIiie, On The left bank OF the river
Mississippi, 4 short distance above Maucfac
Church, measuring seven arpents more or less
Ia front, b. forty arpeuts more or less in depth
OF the first concession, and & secoad concession
on The back Of the tAree-Iower arpents equal in
superfcjes as that Of said three lower arrents,
with all the opening belonging to the whole
Tract, which / is supposed to contain Six Hun
drei superficial arpents in al, be tie same
more Or less, with the exception Of a let OF
ground belongingto the widow.of Marce, Du-
puy, and wherein she now resides III front
and about the middle of said plantation, which.
lot originally contained one arpent and g half
in superficies, agreabIy to the sale thereof on
record in the Recorders office. Said tract Of
land is bounded above and below by lands be-
longing to Simon LeBIanc-the said tract of
land being established and cultivated as 4 ST.
gar Plantation, together with all the Buildings
and improvements thereon being and thereunto
l1@ ~, .~,. &c.,
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State Of Louisian3-Pariish Of Nsru.Ne.
Succession Sale.

RY virtue Of q decree or order of tie Hon.
IL 9th District Court Of the State Of Louisi-
ana in ard for The Parish Of Iberyiile, 10 me d.
rected. | will offer - public sale to the highest
M iast hilHnr