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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-21
JOE TO THE WORLD!

OUA ~ ERA HU2eLD
PERRY DAVIS
PATN KILLER.
For the entire eradication Of oil Pam. External and
Internal Remedy! No family honldb be wdhont
til One twenty-five cent Bottle uW. do
more to conrince you Of its eJFrcncy,
than alt Of the advertisements IN
the Uorld!!! IT'S hat lis
name denotes
A PAIN KILLER
DHYSIC1ANSs say that Davis Pain Killer is one
l. of those nice little articles which is calculated
TO relieve an immense amount of suffering incident
TO human life It's action on the system is many
times like maglc-so instantaneous-the pain is
gone at once.
For the almost miraculous extinction of pain, no
medicine was ever discovered equal to the Pain
Killer. 1t is used in certain cases externally and
internally, but never eternally, like too many
preparations. Full directions accompany each
Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the
following complaints, viz: Chill and Fever, Cho-
Iera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhna, severe Burns,
Dyspepsia, Painters Cholic, Piles, Boils, General
Debility, Coughs, Head Ache, sudden Colds,
swelled Joints, Cramp and Spasrns, Rheumatism,
Pains in the Back and Side and in various other
complaints; in fact it is a Pain Killer.
NoTIcE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER.
IL hdiIc L din hliIeI UeiObSeS c&tiESiSely 10
the Proprietor of this Medicine. The right has
been recently sustained by a court of law and any
person found selling an article by that name, and
not of the manufacture of Perry Davis Il Son, will
0e prosecuted. 81
BEWARE!
OF all articles designed to initiate the genuine
Perry Davis Pain Killer, called Mrs. Browns
Pain Killer "oouthern Pain Killer" "Missis-
sippi Pain Killer" "A real Pain Killer" Davis
Pain Killing Compound; manufactured in New
York. the latter of which is a base counterfeit
We advise you to buy of regular appointed agents
who get their supplies from Cincinnati, O., you
will then be sure OF getting the real genuine Perry
Davis Pain Killer, which will render you every
satisfaction desired.
Principal Office for the sale of the genuine Per-
ry Davis Pain Killer, in the Southern and Western
-tatcs, No. 7, College building. Cincinnati, 0.
J. n. HARRIS & Co, Proprietors.
A. f. RICHARDS, Agent at Plaquemlne.-
Scovil & Mead wholesale agents, No. III Char
tres street, New Orleans. Also for sale in New
Orleans, by J. Wright & Co. and by Druggists
generally. teb2e-ly
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NHu- SfyEn

T71IE Undersigned has on hand ali assortment Of
l. the new and beautiful Lamps in which phos-
gene CAST used, aud for sale cheap.
ap2 e.. W. BAYLEY.
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d T TIII, tLtIIH'
Parish of 1berville, May ?. 1853.
NOUR DU 6EmE DISTRICT, Paroisse d.
~ 6cruile, Etat de Ia LOuisiqne.

~ ~ tRttCs LhH ut ~ IJbHfSttNe.
Henry Sullivan rs. Pierre Hoenis-No. G35.
En- vertu dun writ de saisie ct vente, a moi
addresse par IHon'ble la sus-dite cour dams la
cause ci-dessus intituIee ct numerotee. TAI saisi
ct Jexposerai en- vente p~ublique all plus ohrant
ct dernIer encherisseur. S-AMEDL LEA de JUN,
1853. a 10 heures 4 NJ, a la maison de cour de la
dite paroisse. tous les droits. ~titres, iuterets ct pre-
tensions de Pierre Hoenis en- ct aux prophecies ci-
apres decrites, SAVIOR:
Deau terrains Tor lots de terre) situes dams la
vile de Plaquemine. paroisse d Iberville, desisnes
Lots Noe 81 ct 81, scion lie plan DIES dts Lots fat
par Thomas B. Pipkin, ct depose au Bureau du
Recorder de cette paroisse par reference. Les dts
Lots Sc loignent ct mesurent ensemble cent vingt
pieds de face, lou 60 pieds chaque) a la rue du
Bayou bayou street, sur les protondeurs y APP
partenant, s'e1endant de la ditto rue du Bay on.
jusqu' a la ligne qui les dlvise DIES Lots Nos 81 ct
81, appartenant a Messrs Sylvert Leblanc ct Ro-
semond Berret, bornes en- haut par Lot No Sc, ap-
partenant a Mr.. John L. Brown, ct en- has par lot
No 80 appartenant a Mr.. Pierre Hoenis, ainsique
les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent ct y
appartiennent.
Conditions compliant.
Saisi pour payer ct ~satisfaire au jugement ct
frais du sus-dit process.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff. ,
Paroisse dIberville; lie 2 Mai, 1853.
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90 Boxes Ale and Porter, in pints; in store
~ and for sale by
app W. HART & Co.
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"En and groU FAIR
VIM. e a RI g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail GrOccrs.

OPPOSITE THE BANK
II vi III store and are constantly receiving,
Il the following articles, which they will sell at
the lowest market rates.
100 bbls and hlf bbIs extra and superior Flour;
25 bbls Mess Pork and Beef;
s. kegs prime leaf Lard; 40 bbls Whiskey; 200
gal. fine French Brandy;
Z bbis old Bourbon Whiskev;
2 " Monongahela, do;
30 boxes Clarct; 10 boxes Cheese:
- boxes Winchester and New York No l Soap
and Starch;
80 box sperm and star Candles;
300 gal. bleached Sperm aud Lard Oil;
so bags or. and fine Salt;
20 tierces DuffuId Il Shay sugar or. Hams;
10 boxes extra fine and negro Tobacco;
IS doz smoking Tobacco;
IS kits No. l Mackerel;
IS Maccaroni and Vermacille.
Also, Rice, Pepper, Allspice, Mace, Cloves;
Nutmegs, Almonds, Raisins, Prunes & Pickles,
Catsup, Preserves, Candy, SYRUP &c. Powder and
Shot, White Lead, Oil and Turpentine, Tin, Wood
and Willow Ware. ap16
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NOUR DU GENE DISTRICT, Paroisse d.
" BerriHe, Eat de Ia Louisiana.
Juri de Police de la Paroisse dlberville rs. Vim
cent P~izarelIy ct N. VaIega-No 600.
En- vertu DUN writ de Fl Fa adresse au Sheriff
de la paroisse d'Iberville de fHon'ble la sus-dite
cour dams la cause ci-dessus intitulee eft numero-
tee, J'ai saisi ct Jexposerai en- vente publiqne all
plus otfrant ct dernier encherisseur, SAMEDL.
lie 4 JUN, 1853, entire 10 heures A NJ ct II ~, a
la maison de cour de la dite pafoisse dIberville,
a Plaquemine, tous les droits ~titres, interets ct
pretensions de Vincent Pizarelly en- ct aux proprl-
etes ci-apres decrites, savoir:
Tn certain lot de terre on terrain, situe dams la
vile de P~laquemine. en- cettea paroisse, designe
Lot No SO, scion lie plan du dit lot fat par Thomas
B. Pipkin. ct depose au bureau du Recorder de la
paroisse d'Iberville pour reference, borne en- haut
par lot No So, appartenant a Michael Daliest, ct
en- bas par lie rue de la Banque, Bank %street) ct
en- arriere par Lot No A, appartenant a Mr.. Wor-
sham. mesurant cent vIngt pieds de face au Bayou
Plaquemine, sur cent pieds de profondeur, mesure
Francais, ainsique tous les batisses ct ameliora-
tions qui sly trouvent ct y appartiennent.
Conditions de la vente compliant.
Saisi pour payer ct s~atisfalre au jugement ct
frais du sus-dit process.
JOS. H. ERWIN, De. Sheriff.
Paroisse d'Iberville, lie 3 Mai, 1853. -
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Police Jurv---Parish of Iberville.

special session of the Police Jury of the Parish of
IberviIle, called in conformity with an order of
the President of the Police Jury, the following
members met at the Court House of said parish,
10 wit. =
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Genuine Drugs and Chemicals
a Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils. Colours. &c. &c.

Having a thorough practical knowledge of the
business, acquired during period of fifteen years
constant study in some Of the first Drug Estab-
lishments in the. country, and being determined
to keep none but genuine Drugs and Medicines,
and to give his unremitted care and attention to
his business and the wants of his customers, he
respectfully s~olicits their patronage and support,
and thus enable him to supply a want that has
been long and severely felt at Bayou Goula-
a well conducted Drug Store.
Prescriptions will receive his personal and
prompt attention at llhours Of the day and night.
Physicians are assured that none but the best and
purcst medicines will enter into their preparation.
Plantation medicines will be sold as low ashley
can be purchased in the city, and of the best qua
lily. Also
A choice and well selected stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Viz: Black and green Teas, Chocolate, Crushed
Sugar, Pickles, Sauces, Fruits, Brandy, Wine, Ii
queurs, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. &c.
Plain and Fancy Stationery; with an endless
variety of Fancy Articles.
Cali and see, at the corner Of Front street and
Bayou Road. ap30
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-,.vn --u
h'ii-Le'nons'si ooai ou
40 ha'slhS mn 81 ."a1 =,
'GTSPoWDEx Kor e. M
M0SSSparm SI,2
on I,rann-ga , chs
4. Iinsaod -na-5
do Snarn, vim Fl I5,I 81
do castor. G@,-3
do Olive, per d, s. 50s4 90
DRIED REEF-pr lb, TtaS4
do TONGUES, perd, S. SO
: a9
q S0al l
PAINT-Per 100 lbs
hIte Lead 81 Voa1
Red Lead, DO
Eng. Sh. LIP lib, gall
Chro. green do, 20a25
PEPPER-Per Id, 93al0
LOAF SCGAR-Lb. lla1ls
no ashSs
40 90 TX NO a.
gall
Champagne Brandy, $2a4
Bordeaux do S5al 80
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Dams Ia Succession co"r dH ems District;
de fen Parotsse dI6err,He,
QUE toutes personnes interessees deduisent
" sous dix jours de la date de ce present les
raisons pour les qnelles lie compte final enreglstre
en- la dit cour par Alexandra Reboul, administra-
teur de la succession de feu Paul Gabriel Reboul,
ne serait pas homologue ct fait lie Judgement de
cette cour, quill soft ~decharge de toute responsible
lite en- cette affaire, ct son cautionnement annulle.
Par ordre de la cour, Mai 5, 1853.
my M. A. ESIEFAN, Grefiler.
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SlA 4 L III 90 "
- BeruiUe, State OF Louisiana.
The Police Jury of the Parish of 1berville rs.
Vincent P~izarelly andN. Falega-No. go.
By virtue of a writ of Fl Fa to me directed from
the Hon'ble the aforesaid Court, in the above emit
tied and numbered cause. | have seized and will
offer at public sale to the highest and last bidder,
on SATURDAY, the 4h day of June, next, 1853,
between the hours of TO- NJ and - NJ, at the
Court House of the Parish of Iberville, all the
right, title, interest and claim of Vincent Piza-
reilly in and to the following described property,
to wit:
A Town Lot or Lot of Ground situated in the
parish of 1~berville, in that part Of said town diri-
ded and laid out in lots by Thomas B. Pipkin, de-
ceased, designated on the plan of said town as lot
No SO, bounded on the side next to the Mississip-
pi river by lot No SO, belonging to Michael Dial
lest, on the opposite side by Bank street, and on
the back by lotNo44, belonging to Mr.. Worsham,
measuring oneshundred and twenty feet froht 10
the Bayou Plaquemine, by one hundred feet in
depth, French measure, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon being and thereunto be-
longing.
Terms of sale cash.
Seized to pay and satisfy the judgment, inter-
ests and costs in the above suit.
JOS. II. ERWIN. Dep. Sheriff.
Parish of IbervilIe. MAY 3. 1853.
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New ORLEANS 39rtces Current.
-WHOLESALE-

corrected Weekly from the N O. Price Current.
NEW ORLEANS, May IS, 1852.
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ChaS.A. Slack, member TIN District, and II. A.
UPTON, member of 9Th District, absent.
The secession being opened the following pro-
ceedings were had:
A petition signed by several inhabitants and
Tax payers ofthe Parish of ~Iberville, in relation
to a resolution passed and adopted at the session
ofthe Police Jury on the 18th April last, 1858, or
dering and decreeing that the Parish attorney
should enter a remitture of $40, on the Judgment
obtained by him in favor of the Parish of her
vile, against Vincent Pizarelli and Nicola Valega,
Except the Corporations portionJ and praying
that said donation be set aside aud annulled. Hav-
ing been submitted and read to the police jury,
and after due and mature deliberation upon the
subject matter of said petition, the Police Jury
unanimously determined that said body take no
action in the matter as prayed for by the petition
ers. Thereupon, said petition was laid on the Ia
BILE indefinitely.
Then the Police Jury adjourned until the first
Monday in June next, 1853.
W. C.. ADAMS,
THOS. C. BROWN,
IZAIE LEBLANC,
LOUIS HEBERT,
J.A. DARDENNE, Pres't.
Attest, ApoNls PETrT, Clerk. my14
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EGRs .AkaTLO .. TsTg7ZIr,
Eiarc Fcrte and 1Musie Deaicr.

Successor 70 Tyler ard Ne~iu,)
80 Camp street. New 0rleaH.
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N compliance with u Proclamation to me d.
rected from his Excellency, 2. 0. Hcbert,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, an Elec-
ton in and for the parish Of Iberyille will be
holden on tho fourth
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EseasstEf,ss Patterns

for PANTS. CO.HTS. IND VESTS.
All! orders in their line vii! I've promptly ezcci-
ted. A continuance is solicited Of the Iierst pa
tronage heretofore extended them. They Wi
spare no exertions to please their customers. apo
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish o,

Paroisse d~'Iberville; lie . Mai, 1853.
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AVIS d'EIeCtlOns
CONFORMEMENT a une Paoclamation d.
" son Excellence @. Iicbert. Gouverneu.
de rEtat de la Louisiana, une Election aur;
lieu dams e, pour la paroisse dlberville,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-12

A DERElIcr SHp.-The U. s. Revenue Cutter Ham.
Mom, Capt Rudolph, lied fsom Charleston, 8. C. IN
the l7h ultimo cruise and to search for the ship
italy, which vessel reported BE- diff about in
the Gnlf srean dsmased and abandone !, with vau-
able cargo o! Cotton board On Friday, the 18Th inst
bearing w n w distant about ninety miles,
made dsmased vessel, which proved TO be the shil
Italy, OF Bath. About p. m. OF the same day, Lieut.
Keam (of r Ichmond) and three men attached to the
Cutrr board OF the Italy, and Captain Rudolph
endeavored take the ship in tow, but the wind inciea
sing to gale from 5. E. with heavy on the Ham
ton compelled to lay to all Friday night and It,
urday. On Sunday morning. the 10th inst, the weather
having moderated stood for hs ship, and remained by
her until the afternoon, when the ship again board
ed, bu There being neither water provisions board
and the weather continuing too boiserous to take her
in taw, the Hamilton compelled to abandon her,
D. ring the blow Lieut. Kelam who was Oh board the
Italy, discovered large hole in the vessel near the
sternpost at which place the ship taking in water
freely Lieut. X. and the under his command, took
bale OF cotton and tn conside rabe labor succeeded
in stopping the leak But for this it is supposed that the
Italy would have filled with water during the blow In
letter friend in this city, 1t Kellam that he
remained board the ship fer y-seven hours without
provisions water and that it only through the
greatest Of hmselfand men, that she kept
aaoat He says lie worked so hard in all his lie
this OCCASION Owingto the violence ofthe Storm
the ship lay her beam ends nearly the whole time
the pouring in through the leak and threatening
overwhe m himself and men He regards his
escape death almost provdenal because il was
by the accident that the Cutter Hamilton hap
pened to find the ship again The Italy had board
about 2o0obaes cotton bat had been stripped every
thing moveabie about the decks.
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nominations have bssi ssRs iii Hbd fsfartat @.
None have beef definitely acted OH, and thsv are
therefore strictly confidential. 1t is believed
that Mr. kennedy'will be retained as Superipten-
dent Of the census the work is drawing 10 a
close. "
There are innumerable applications for office
under the Post Office Department, from every
section of the country.
Inc PRESIDENT says that the pressure is SO
great for the different offices that he has mn le;sure
at present to examine the applications or decide
upon the appointments
The policy of tie administration in regard to
removals has not yet been fixed upou
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thsisEAfess s.s slassaNsA.
SENATE.

SENATE. L.
"WEDNESDAY, March 0, 1858.
The joint resolution proposed by Mr. War
SON yesterday was agreed to. as folows.
Resolved by the General Assembly. Tint the
time which Sheriffs and other Collectors of tbe
Revenue OF 1852, are now allowed by law to re-
turn their lists OF delinquents aud insolvents I'm
the office of the Auditor of Public Accounts. he
and is hereby extended to the LIST day of Julv.
1853.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend an act to incorporate the Harrison
burg aud Franklin turnpike company.
Concerning the North River Navigation Cam
pany, in the county of Rockbridee.
Concerning the Russell Old Court Honse md
Abingdon Turnpike company.
Allowing the Monongahea Navigation Com-
pany the further time of three years to begin md
complete their work; and
To increase the capital stock the Cedar Creek
and Opequon Turnpike Company.
THE CALENDAR.
House bills on the Calendar were considered
The following passed:
Concerning the Floyd Court House and Hills
vile Turnpike, &c.
Authorizing the Salem and HarrsvilIe Turn.
pike Company to change the eastern terminus of
their road.
Concerning turnpike road from Buchannon,
III lHo COuuty VI OpSHuT TO some convenient
point on the Weston and Gauy Bridge Turnpike
&c.
Authorisiug the opening of a road from the JacI-
sonville and Cove Springs Turnpike in the coun-
ty of Floyd, to the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, at or near the White House ia the county
of Montgomery.
Incorporating the Bevie and WiIiamsport
Turnpike Company, and providing fora subscrip
ton on the part of the State.
10 increase the capital stock of the Leading
Creek and Buffalo Creek Turnpike Company.
Authorizing an increase of the capital stock Of
the Coal River Navigation Company
SHORTENING THE CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
At one O'Clock, the bill to nuthorise an increase
OF tho capital stock of the Central Rail Road
Company, for the purpose Of constructing short
track between Richmond and Charlottesville.
was taken up. The bill was on its passage.
Mr.. THOMAS proposed an amendment, by
way of ryder, which was agreed to- as follows
provided, however. That the present line of
the Virginia Central Rail Road shall not be dis
continued, but be kept in running ORDER"
Mr. SHAcKELFoRD moved that the bill lie on
the table.
Mr.. DOUGLAS demanded the ayes and noes on
this proposition, and the Senate refused to Law the
bill on the table.
A discussion thereupon arose. in which Mr..
SHAcKELFoRD opposed the bill.
Upon motion of Mr.. WATSON, the bill was
laid upon the table.
Mr.. WITcHER offered resolution for evening
sessions.
Without action thereon on motion of Mr.
STANDS, the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, March II.
resolution from the Senate extending the
time within which shetiffs and others, collectors
OF the revenue of 1859, are required to return
lists OF delinquents, &c, to the Auditor of PabIic
Accounts, was agreed to.
A Senate bill Incorporating the Virginia Sea-
board Steamboat Company, ard bill authorizing
the Governor to issue percussion muskets to the
Mount Vernon Guards of Alexandria in lien of
the arms now used by them-were passed 5
A bill Incorporating the Fredericksburg Sou
thern Female Institute was rejected--ayes 46,
noes II.
The House then adoureed
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kDT On Thursday night the watchmen ARES
ted negro fellow in Broad street, because he
had in possession a basket filed with clothes, but
happened not to have pass. He stated that
the clothes belonged to Mrs. Cappe, and that he
had been employed to carry the basket from the
Theatre to Mr.. Cappe residence on ed street.
Notwithstanding this explanation, the watchmeu
felt it to be their duty, as it unquestionaby was.
to take the fellow to the watch house. Yesterday
he appeared before the Mayor, when Mr.. Chip
pendale (ofthe Theutre) informed his honor that
the negroes statement was strictly true--tha he
had been employed to take the basket TO Mr.
CappelPs, but that he had not been provided with
pass. The Mayor thereupon ordered the bas
ket to be returned to the owner, but directed
the officers to give the negro 'ten" for being out
without pass.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-12

PROFESSOR ANDENsoN's LAST FEAT.-Aftor
the performances to- light at Odd Fellows Hail.
Professor Anderson yanishes from the gaze of his
audience, for the purpose of appearing upon
another aud a different theatre This is &C.
counted the most wonderful of all his feats The
Juveniles, however, will not fail to remember
that he gives day performance at the Hall.
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ANOTHER VisIT ROM JENNY LIND-Tha
following letter is taken from the New Orleans
Picayune
New York, Feb. IS, 1853
The success OF Madame Sontag in concert and
opera has induced Jenny Lind to determine
upon again visiting the United States. The un-
happiness of her domestic relations may have
had some influence upon her in coming to this
decision; but that she will again visit our shores,
should her life be spared, is in fact beyond dis
pute.
She has already made arrangements to perform
in opera in several of the principal portions of
Germany during the present year, and has also
completed arrangements to give season of
ope attic performances in London during the
year 1854. Upon the conclusion of these, she
will depart for this country, aud will probably
reach here in May of the ensuing year.
In support of what have written, | will state
that Mr.. Ullnlan, the present able manager of
Madame Sontag, has received formal propositions
from Jenny Lind, to act as heragent in this coun-
try. and | understand that that gentleman has nc.
eepted them. 1t is his intention, after finishing
his engagement with Madame Soutag, to visit Eu-
rope, to select troupe to support Jenny during
her stay In this country. The programme of her
arrangements in the United States, will be to
visit New York first, and al ter giving number
OF favorite operas here, she will then make a
tour Oh all the pflnclpai cities and towns of the
Union.
alluded above TO the domestic difficulties of
Jenny Lind. These | am informed upon the
most reliable authority, exist, and are still bscom-
Ing OF the most serious and unpleasant nature
Shortly after the honeymoon, some trihng mis-
understanding occurred between her and Mr.
Godschmidt, (her husband,) which has
been daily increasing until her sufferings are
now too intolerable to be endured His petty
acts of selfshness, and his determination
to rule her as with rod of iron, have caus ed
her the greatest nuhappiness, and a separa-
ton has am distinctly informed, been a.
greed upon. The we'll known generosity of Jenny
IS one OF the main of the difficulty, her
husband being opposed to the giving away of
anything. But then, it may be, that the high
temper which Jenny displays at times, has also
It's effect in rendering her home unhappy. Ger
taln 1t 49, such state OF things exist, and what
have written above you will find corroborated
TO the very letter.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-12

PREsIDESr OF THE United SrATEs.-Amongst
the many good hits of President Pierce, one of
the best is his reply, reported by Washington
correspondent, to the grabbers for the great
Pacific road. They were trying to draw from
him some expression favorable to the measure.
but be answered, that "he had been elected
President of the Uaited States-not of a Railroad
Company"