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rs" For RECORDER. JOHN N. HAWTHORN is
candidate for the of tha First City
Neworlean subject the nomination Of the Wing Convention
tmh6
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ny For RECoRDER.-We are authorized to
+. BOUIGNY Candidate RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT ORLEANS, formerly the city
fay.te
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rs" For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
DRBUYs the present Comptroller Municipality No. One,
Candidate COMPREHENSIVE Or THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. felt
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ny For COMMONWEALTH of the Cries.
ssThe friends good desire testify, the
election month"; their appreciation of tho talents and integrity
CALHOUN, by electing him the COhPTROL-
ER you please
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Fashionable Clothing.

EHSUtOItttUte OtVNtHty'
THOMPSON s. NIXON, No. 10 Camp street,
t per Winfield
to render ii complete assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising
CL0AKS of Black French Cloth ", Y, e. and full circle.
OVER COATS, Of various qualities and all the styles
DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth various qualities.
FR0CK COATS, of Black and colora1 Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS Black Cloths
PANTALOoNS, of Black and fancy Doekin Cashmere.
VESTS Cashmere, Satin Wooden Velvet Bak and Fancy Sds
White Maraeies, single double breasted.
SHIRTS, Of Fine Linen and Linen Bus0ms.
HOSIERY Shaker Flaune Merino, Casmere SILK
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PERFUMERY, etc. ls 4ptf
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gJ- WARD MEErNG.-The Wing voters of the
Third and Fourth Wards Second Municipality requested to meet Mt
]. ZCELIY'S BEER SALOON, SATURDAY EVENING March
at o'clock purpose selecting ballot three
Aldermen represent the Second Ward ner the City
lh Ninth Cnnnc ilnfth ac city
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~ For STREET COMMISSIONER MENDOZA
STREET COMMISSIONER subject to the nomina
ton of the Wing Convention. mh3 If
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apnN Van npms.= IL iuilafed thai iGhn Van nngpn
's ab''at II pssssssE plantation IN south tas,AnS
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DEMocRATIo NOMINATIONS. The following are the
nominations made by the Democratic State Convention
If Indiana
Joseph A. Wright for Governor Geo Welland for Lieut.
Governor Judges of the Supreme CourtFirst District
Mr. Stuart: Second Mr. Perkins Third Mr.. Davidson ;
Fourth, Mr., Roach Auditor, j. r. Dunn; State Treas
urer, Elijah Nowland State Secretary, Mr. Hayden
t1eTk of thu Supreme Court ", b BEACH
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re- For ALDERMAN.-We are authorized to

announce BENJAMIN FLORENCE, ESQ., Candidate ALDER
MAN the Fourth District of the city Of Nrworleans.
~ Election take place the ih Monday March rnh4
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- FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
4AAA OF THE MSTAM =

Fire Department Of Neweans with those invited to nst ia
the celebration Fifteenth Anniversary, will assemble at o'clock
A. NJ on THURSDAY FOURTH MARCH, street. in the fol-
lowing order:
David Crockett Fire Company No. l. Of Gretna
Franklin Fire Company No. l, OF Lafayette
LAFAYETTE idcr Company No. l, Of Lafayette.
jefferson Fire Company No. 3 of Lafayette
Washington Fire Company No. a. Of Lafayette.
Cauoiton Fire Company No. OF Carrolton
Pelican Company No. Of Alger
NIneburg Fire Company No l..
Volunteer Fire Company No. i.
Mississippi Fire Company No. 2.
American Hook andl Ladder Company No. 2.
vgant Fire Company No 8. 80
viii form on South Side Of Canal right resting st. Charles
street and extending West.
Neptune Company Nod.
Columbia Fire Company No. 8.
Louisiana Hose Company.
Mechanics Fire Company No. s.
Eagle Fire Company Mol.
Phoenix Fire Company No. y.
Creole Fire Company No.9. ,.
Will North right resting Royal street
and extending West.
Louisiana Fire Company No. 10.
Liberty Hose Company
Trad Ferry Fire
Perseverance Fire Company No. 13. b
Philadelphia Fire Company No. IA.
jefferson Fire Company No. Is.
Red Rover Fire Company No. G.
VIII form South eide of Canal right resting ST. Charles
street and extending East.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 8.
James tiulick Fire Company No. II.
Jackson Fire Company No. Is.
Protection Fire Company No. 10.
Washington Fire Company No. 30,
Orleans Fire Company No. 81.
Tom Thumb Fire Company.
VIII form North side of Canal street. right resting on Royal street.
anl pIiD,E
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CoRREcuoN- "A paragraph is going the rounds of the
newspapers stating that the Of Gen Lafayette to
the address which Speaker of the House of Rcprese
tatives made to him upon the of his last visit
to this country prepared by though pronounced
by him. This is mistake, which, in justice both his
memory and to myself ought to be corrected. 1t was
composed by himself rs the style abundanty shows On
the morning of his reception by the House of Representa-
tyes he reaktasted with alone and stated read
to him the address which intended to make to him on
that day The expression in it, that was in the
midst of posterity reading which remarked to him
that it would afford him fine opportunity pay us a
handsome compliment, which he might do by saying, No.
and that he found himself surrounded by the same
patriotic attached to liberty devoted to free nstit1-
tons and with all the high attributes which distinguished
his revolutionary compatriots, The General seemed
pleased with the idea adopted it, Incorporated it in
his This trivial incident could have been the
only foundation of the paragraph. IL CLAY
Washington Friday Feb 20
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KENTUCKY WING CoNyEsrIoN.-A dispatch from Frank
fort, Ky, dated the 25th ult., says:
The Wing State Convention met to-day and passed
resolutions approbatory of the Compromise and
President Flmore's Administration. The convention
resolved that while they would cheerfuy support any
man whom the National Convention might select they
present the name of President Fillmore candidate
who would unite the vote of Kentucky. They also re-
commend j. j. Critteuden suitable candidate the
Vice Presidency
Resolutions were also adopted expressing deep soctude
for the precarious condition of the health of the Hon
Henry Clay.
The following persons chosen electors for the
state at large James Robinson of Scott county, and
VIM, Preston. of Louisville
The delegates to the National Convention General
Leslie Coombs OF Fayette Mon Joshua Bell of Boyle
Col John s. Williams of Clark and Hon Philip Trpett,
of Davies.
The convention also passed resolution recommending,
the next Wing National Convention TO be held at
,LoriSYln.
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~ For RECORDER. are authorized to
Mr. JOSEPH candidate the office Of RE
CoRDER OF DISTRICT subject the decision of the
Wing Convention. ieel
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e. MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. q
E4sSA The officer. members OF this Company
quested to at the Engine house THURSDAY
w. w MORNING, March A. half past O'Clock, fully
parade purtua attendance is particularly requested
exempt members requested TO at the time ami place
mia +. J. ROBERTS, Secretary.
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gas- For TREAsURER.-WM. H. GARLAND is a
Candidate for TREASURER OF CITY OF NEW ORLEANS ao
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Gg- For Observation-Disclosures. Editors: Mr.
H. TANEY old well this city, is
candidate TREASURER the ensuing election supported
by all his friends, whose [fe94l LEGION
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@~ For CITY SURVEYOR. -Messrs Editors of
the Crescent Please LOUIS H. PILE as candidate for
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
EE- Election on the 22d March, 1852. e6 9p
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NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH

used ordinary Truss without meeting with
any injury from imperfect retention undue
upon the bowels but then again. be taken during the
day week with all the horrible and fatal symptoms stransa'iou.
II Remember the above and while have opportunity
do as they ought 10 doneREsoRT TO MEANS OF
SECURITY
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Ms~ LOUISIANA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY -
The meeting of the LOUISIANA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
will he held College MONDAY March
All sans ceniates Of the State and licensed Apothecaes
respectfully requested to attend.
mhl4 P b. McKEIVEY. Recording Secretary.
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st. 'PERsEv FRANCE f IRE COMPANY No. Is.
$1,000 The will the Engine
house THIS MORNING, March :, at hAltPast I
-. II O'Clock fully equipped bluck panF) join IN the
Fifteenth Tho
exempt to Pmctunity requested.
mlll EDWARD H. FOSDlCk, Foreman
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ny For CITY SURvEYOR.-We are authorized
to announce HUGH Candidate for CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. sg Election Monday Nia %, 1852. fe6
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MA the fourth District OF the Srwtenns.
~ Election TO take place the 4t Monday in March. nh4
g" For COMPTROLLER.--Etlitors of the Cries.
sisThe friends government desire testify
month"; their appreciation of the talents and integrity of
Mr. JOHN CALHOUN, by eecng him 10 the office of COMPTROL-
E for which will please him Candidate ic?5 o*
~ For CoMPTROLIER.-T undersigned is
for the office of COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW
REANs and respectfully oeia tho suagrs OF his
e2l tie ADOIPIiE LAYET.
Mas~ For COMPTROLLER - Please announce
DRBuYs the present Comptroller OF Municipality No. One,
COMPREHENSIVE or THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. felt
lEFs~ For RECORDER. N. HAWTHORN is
candidate RECORDER of the First District City
Neworlesn subject the nomination Of the WING Convention
iegG tml6
ny For RECORDER.-We are authorized to
announce Mr. f. BoUIGNY RECORDER THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly the city of La
fayette. fe23
n.y. For RECORDER are authorized to
Mr. JOSEPH candidate the office of RE
coRDER OF THE FIRST DISTRICT subject the decision of the
Wing Convention fesl
n1y- For RECORDER. Editors Please
announce CHARLES JoNTE Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS at the
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
tsr The First District Felicity Road.
n.y. For RECORDER H. SHIELDS is
Candidate for RECORDER OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
subject TO the nomination Wing Convention.
ny For CITY SURvEYoR.-We are authorized
to announce HUGH GRANT SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. s Election Monday, Marc 49, 1882
ny For City SURyEYoR.-Messrs Editors of
the Crescent: II candidate for
CITY SURVEYOR THE PEOPLE.
~ Election on the 22d March, 1882. fel6 Up
Gg- For Observation-Disclosures Editors Mr..
H. TANEY old and well known this city,
TREAsuRER the ensuing election supported
by all his friends whose name is lfe?4 LEGION.
laS- For TREAsURER-WM. H. GARLAND is a
Candidate OF THE CITY ORLEANS h2o
~ For STREET COMMIssIoNER.-F MENDOZA
Candidate for STREET COMMISSIONER subject to the nomina
ton of the Wing Convention. mh3 If
QsH~ For STREET CoAMIssIoNER,-Pleas an
psaHas A. M0sTtsye az Candidate I'll the t If STREET cas-,
MESSENGER nj NE abea mans fisaas ~ -sas perot
1In al.fh, nY2a
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have it from reliable authority that the Governors
veto would have been sent in to-day if the Senate
been n
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My- For RECORDER THOMAS H. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the office of RECORDER THE FIRST DISTRICT
subject TO the nomination the Wing
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A. KENDALL s. CO., Y Magazine street,
Have snl assortment Of the most approved popular eec-
pEPsIM THE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA; BRYANs PiJIMoyTc
WATERS, FOR COUGHS; THE MUSTANG LINISJENT. III ~
IKGAL EGBRIEuGE EoR FEvERs; KENDALs CEoIEeA
S1Rup FOR DARRHtEA together COAIpI ETE *
DISEASES OF THE CLIMATE. " ~ 'AN'oea
~ Physician always attendance Advice eratis s Ont,
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HIs~ For observation-disclosures. Editors Please
announce CHARLES Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS at the
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
ls Canal Felicity Road. fels
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Caspetissg at Reduced Prices


~ THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USt
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1852 for sale by
ian2 JC MORGAN Exchange Place. adjoining III.
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The secund story contains fill stock Of
OSNABURGS,
kERSEYS,
LINsEYs,
NEGRO BLANKETS,
DohESTICS. ec.,
All cheap at
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28

An Acceptable ConUenience.-We perceive
that MFR. JAS. P. LoNGLEY has started a team
to run regularly (twice a week we believe) be.
tween Plaquemine and Crosse Tete during the
low water season. This is an enterprise which
@has long been needed. Not only does it afford
to himself the advantage of getting up his own
merchandise at all times and without delay, but
il is q great convenience to planters and others
on Crosse Tate, who are continually in want
of transportation for freight of various descrip-
tons from our town-being able to get regu.
larry the article Of ice alone, the enterprise is
q blessing to the Crosse Teteians, who are not
insensible to the luxuries of life. Besides, it
affords a fine opportunity to our citizens here,
to get regular supplies, and at a moderate rate,
Of butter, eggs, chickens, turkeys, game, &c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28

Locgoco Lore for Irishmen.-If it is really
true, says the Madison Qa.) Banner, that the
Locofoco party is now and always have been
as friendly to Irishmen and their interests as
Locotoco newspapers and politicians would
have that portion of our fellow citizens be.
lieve just at this time, why did the Locofoco
members of Congress, in l847, when Ireland
was suffering all the horrors of famine. refuse
to aid her people when they were calling upon
our country for bread? A bill, appropriating
five hundred thousand dollars for the purchase
OF provisions and the transportation of the
same to Ireland, was introduced in the Senate
of the United States by Hon. John J. Critten.
den, and passed that body bya vote of 81 to 10
ALL those uotang against the bill being Loco
tocos. In the House, Hon. R. C. Winthrop
moved to instruct the Committee of WAYS
and Means to report to that body the same bill,
but the motion was rejected by a vote of lo2
to IS. OF the Sc yeas, As of them were Wings;
of the lo2 nays, SO were Locofocos! This is
the kind of friendship which was then shown
the generous sons of Ireland by the party
which makes such grand parade of its love for
lrishmen on the eve of every Presidential cleo
ton.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28
Our Prospects,

Looking at both sides of the question, as
they are presented in every part Of the Unior
with a judgment as calm as if we felt nj
interest in the matter--the evidences are plair
and convincing, that a tide of popularity is set
ting in favor of Gen. ScoTT such as we neyeI
r~ecollect to have noticed in any former Presi
dental canvass, and which is carrying into the
Democratic ranks--North, South, East anc
West-a terror they cannot conceal, and which
in many instances find vent in the most shame
full epithets upon those who have brought facts
to light for the reflection of the people,, which
bear most powerfully against the success Of
their nominee.
At the outset we thought that PIERCE would
carry Louisiana, but we have no such idea now
Indications against him are too plain to be un.
noticed. Since his nomination the people are
being made acquainted with his sentiments
upon vital political questions, of which they
previously knew comparatively nothing, and
such acquaintance is most assuredly dropping
from him and his cause hosts of previous sup
porters, who love their Southern homes and in
stitutions better than they love Gen. PIERCE.
Our prospects being thus bright and cheering
throughout the State and the country, allow US
to ask-"Are we doing our duty in Iberville 2"
We fear not. 1t is a painful acknowledgment;
but it is our belief-and we are not disposed
to lead our friends astray, either at home or
abroad. Personally, we feel that no charge of
inertness or lack of eneEgy-in supporting in
dustriously, truthfully and honorably the cause
which we believe to be right-can be Justly at
tributed to Us. But all the energy and ability
of the most indefatigable and erudite editor
are of comparatively little avail, if his efforts
are not seconded by those whose talents, char
acter and position, place them in the van of in
.fuence, and for political honors and rewards
up, then, gentlemen. Let us cherish
in our bosoms that immortal sentiment, "There
is no such word as fail !" and work with a zeal
knows no rest, and with harmony Of ac-
and IbervilIe will assuredly redeem the
she has partially lost, by giving to the
nero of "Luudy's Lane" a majority equally as
great as was given to the hero of "Buena Wis
"a" Unfurl our banners and put forth our
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28
Special Advertisements.
MRS. VAN NOOTEy repectfnI

MRS. VAN NOOTEN respectfully in
IVA forms her friends and the public, that the
session for the ensuing year will commence in her
Institution on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER, prox.
The Musical Department, as heretofore, will be
under the direction of Miss LAURENT.
The terms OF the Institution are as usual:
For Board and Tuition per annnm, payable quar-
terry In advance, $500
roi MUSIC, 100
For we or three sisters, including Mu-
sic, $500 IN s-ao
Day-scholars, Sc, So and SO per month, accord.
ing to the age and progress of the pupil, and pay
able in advance per quarter of twelve weeks.
Singing, Dancing and Painting, separate charges.
No charge made during vacation.
N. B. For the use of the French and English
Library, containing choice reading, carefully Sc
1ected, which Mrs. VAN NooTEN has lately pur-
chased for the exclusive benefit of her pupils.
each pupil will be charged 90 per annum, or s.
once, for all the time they remain at the Seminary.
REFERENCES.
PARISH OF IBERvlLLE.
Hon. Lenon La6anUe, Hon. James Robertson,
Judge Debiieur, John Randolph, ESQ,
Mr.. Joseph Brsaur.
BATON ROUGE. PORT HUDSON.
Hon. .4uery. Cant. Walker.
Alexander DimIry, Esq.-THe Right Reu. L. Polk,
d. d., Bishop Of Louisiana.
PLAQUEMINE.
ReU. &. Wayne, Req. A. Goodvyn.
Hon; Pierre SonlS, alfred Hennen, Esq,
ID. Z. Canlmack, Esq, Rer. Chas. Goodrich,
DR.. aud Mrs. Macaaaay.
Pla0UemIne. 10 81 1870
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28

Another Homicide in New Orzeans.-We
learn from the Picayune of Tuesday last thai
Mr.. James Cassidy was stabbed and killed by
Mr.. William R. Gallagher, (ehief clerk in the
dry goods establishment of P. & E. ReilIy.)
in the bar room known as the Pearl, No. 80 st.
Charles street, at about 2 o'clock of that morn
ing. 1t appears that an old difficulty existed
between them and on meeting at the Pearl
some words passed, when the deceased slapped
Gallagher in the face, who instantly drew a
dagger from a cane which he carried, and stab
bed CASSIDY, who instantly expired. Both
were under the influence Of liquor. Gallagher
was arrested. Both were, we believe, natives
of Ireland.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28

UIt is useless to disguise the fact, its truth
is undeniable, that a greater degree of insub-
ordination has been manifested by the negro
population within the last few months, than at
any previous period of our history as a State.
Our exchanges from all quarters of Virginia
come to us freighted with accounts of negroes
attacking their masters or oyerseers, and a gen.
eral laxity of punishment seems to pervade the
length and breadth of the Old Dominion
Fredericksburg (Va.) Herald.
Elect men to Office, who, whether in or out
of Congress, take every occasion to denounce
Slavery, and INSTRUMENTATION" will soon be
manifested in other parts of the country than
the "Old Dominion"
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From Hauana-NEw YoRK. August 90 =

From Hauana-NEw YORK, August 90
Passengers arriving by the Crescent City, give
a sad account of the state of affairs in that city
The yellow fever, the cholera and the small.
pox are raging there with great violence, and
nave proved very fatal among the troops. Out
OF a garrison of 100 soldiers and one of the
stations, Ito have died from these diseases.
Almost every vessel in the harbor has some
cases on board. The government is now sem
ding attachments of the troops into the coun-
try, to preserve them from contagion.
The prisons are filing up rapidly, and the
diseases are very fatal in them. Many of the
prisoners are dying, and yet numbers of Gre
oles are daily consigned to the most loathsome
dungeons. Almost every Creole family in the
city is under the surveillance of the police, and
arrests are made upon the slightest ground of
suspicion.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-28

r. A. Upton, Esq-This sterling and indo.
mitable Wing. and eloquent orator, paid us a
passing visit on Tuesday last, while on his way
to the Attakapas, to battle for the success Of
ScoTT and GRAHAM-for the success of Wing
prineiples-and for the progress and prosperity
OF our common country. 1t is needless for US
to ask for Mr.. UproN a kind reception in
that portion of the State where he is travel.
ing. Wherever he goes he will soon be
known and heartily welcomed Cat least by his
own party) without the necessity of a third
persons services. He looks the picture of
health, strength and energy, and these desider-
atums, combined with his fine talents, will
cause him to be both feared and cheered wher-
ever his voice is heard.