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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-28
State Of Louisiana-Parish Of Nerril1
Succession Sale.

State Of Louisiana-Parish Of NerriNe.
Succession Sale.
DY virtue of n decree or order to me direct
ID ed from the Hon'ble the 9th District Court
Of the State of Louisiana, in and for the pari~t,
Of lberville, viii offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidder on
Monday, 27th Of February, 1854.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, belonging to the
Succession Of Paulin Duyuy, deceased,
and to the community, which existed between
said deceased and his surviving wife, Marie
VictOrine MarionTeaux. TO wit.
SLAVES-Bien propres.
!. Nancy, negro woman. aged IS years, and
her three children, John, negro boy, aged Is
years; Jacob, negro boy aged IL years, and
Louisiana, negro girl aged 8 years.
9. Charles, negro man, child of Nancy, aged
90 years;
3. Mary, negro girl, child of Nancy, aged
l8 years;
4. Minty, negro girl, child Of Nancy, aged l6
years.
Community Property.
5. A certain lot or parcel Of ground lying
and situated in the parish, Of Terrebonne, in this
State, OIL Last Island, measuring one half
acre front on the Gulf of Mexico, by all the
depth thereunto belonging, bounded on the
west BY lot belonging to Faustin Dupuy, en
the east by lot belonging to Thomas Mile and
in the rear BY n small Bayou not named, to-
gether with all The buildings and improvements
thereon being and thereunto belonging.
Terms Of Sale-CASH.
Sale to take place at the residence of NJ rs
Wo. Paulin Dupuy in this parish.
]. H. IRWIN Sheriff.
Parish Of lberville, Jan. 2sth. 1854.
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A NEW assortment of BOOKS in French and
n English. Also, fine articles Of S!auone ny
jan20 a. 4. hiCI0Nps'
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e

u No mail this morning.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Engine and Boilers for Sale.
THE subscriber, requiring larger machinery,
l. offers for sale his Engine and Boilers. Amy
one wishing to purchase can see it in operation
for the next ten days. 1t is in good repair, and
has taken off this crop.
ian2S.3t JOHN HAGAN. Jr.
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demolished. Great excitement in the n%eigqbor.
hood.
a General War Anticipated.
1t was: the firm belief in London, Liverpool
and Paris, on the date of the Niagara's depart.
IRE, that IL general European war was ~inevita-
Bile. The re was great excitement among the
population of these several cities in conse.
quence.
Austria,
The position OF this country with regard to
Eartern affairs is somewhat uncertain, although
it was believed that in the event of a declara.
ton of wal against Russia by England and
France, she " ou!d side with those powers.
Mr. Soule.
The rumor,'d death of Mr.. Soule in o duel
is unfounded-
The Russian Minister.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The Russian Min,
lister at Washington, Baron Bodiseo. ia still
lying very low. and but little hope is enter
tanned Of his recovery.
The River.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23.--Business here il sin
suspended. A few sales of wheat hare been
made at 81 IS per bushel, and some eitv mill.
flour at $6 IS per barrel.
The river is now completely closed.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 23.-The river here 10
lsing atthe rate OF one inch an hour.
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SALE TO-DAY.


fhANCkkf sALE-By Of
" ire Distct u Columbia,
IN equity, made an the VI james
lockcfy Ambrose No MAY
81 1854 viii offer for sale public
I'm day OF ocobcf het al O'Clock
following in Washington city.
lease
lot ~ suiol
back of width Of The
subject of ISL.
purchasing the Zee simple for sa 50 his lot
substantial = bsick house.
Tho whole af io No 26 No. ontlx
morrill, st ana I'd with The
ssung Of substantial brick house.
Tesns Of One fourth Of the purchase TO he paid in
cash and the residue three twelve and
eighteen ons 10 be secured by approved bonds bearing
interest ON The failure Of purchaser comply with the
u within after resell
his risk and cost, after weeks noticc.
WALTER 8. COX, Trustee.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
sept N-2aw5~A Ada Aucuoneef.
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BY II Ell e G X A p ii.
Pennsylvania Election


PHILADELPHIA Oct 10.The election Is passing off quietly
city and throughout the State far heard from
The tickets very complicated There indications that
Mott tie democratic candidate for canal commissioner and
Black he democratic candidate for supreme judge will be
elected.
Bglor democratic candidate for governor receiving
heavy vote in the city, and viii probably have majority
the county
[sEooNB DESPATCH
BALrrnonE Oct lo.-No returns yet The election in
Philadelphia passed off peaceably II will pc hate before
turns received,
lTHRp pEspATcH.l
York borough Pollock $50 majority; Columbia 70 major
ity for Pollock; Harrisburg, Pollock 500 majority Lam
caster city, Pollock 500 majority Mddetown, Pollock l2s
majority Northumberland, Bigier 90 minority.
tFouaTH pEsrArcH.l
Wrightsville, Pollock and Todd 100 majority Also the
following maiortes for Pollock Dauphn county, 800
Lancaster SIS Huntingdon 81 Danvie Is Carlisle 1875
The from Philadelphia county show heavy gains
for Bgler
Dispatches from varloNa parts Of the state indicate Pol
locks election.
The vote in Philadelphia is not counted.
Nothing yet from Ohio or Indiana.
trIrrH prsrArcHl
Bers county is reported 10 have given 1000 majority 20.
Biger, (dem.)
Hon T. b. Florence (dem) has been seeiected Con-
gres the first district by about 900 majority TYSON
fwhg) elected from he second district
For governor the State is doubtful.
The know nohing lose heavy in Philadelphia county
Pollock gains about GOO in Allegheny county
Schuylkill county gives 600 majority for Bigler.
In Blair county Pollock gains 300.
sixth pEsrATcH.j /.
Hafpast IL. Vote Of Philadelphia noi yet counted.
Probably win not be before ! o'clock
Desffuc,src Fire.
BALTIMORE, Oct Ie--A fire occurred to-day at Great
Darlington Massachusetts,, destroying 100000 worth Cd
property.
Ferer al the SanfA.
MoNTooMrRy, (As,,) Oct. s-There have been four new
Of yellow fever to-day, and three deaths.
No Tidiags Of ne Arctic.
Nrw YoRK, Oct love have tdings Of the Attic up
90 this moment.
Verdict IN the Gaze Of Graham. Poistooi Nominations
Nrw YoRK, Oct loThe jury in the Of DR.. Graham,
after being out eight hours returned verdict Of guilty Of
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by j. G. McGUItE. Aue,sonecr,

VALUABLE IOTS FOR SALE On Thursday day Of
October instant al ~ O'Clock, shall offer for sale
the premises, the following desirable lots:
LoI % 2ls 90 sirrs, oppose
Franklin Square, extending back alley. 'sssII
The essefy of on New
York avenue, the Stale Department
The easey Of lot 81 1853 fronting
inches On hess
lots s. brick good
feet. =
Terms OF sale One third cash. and equal
ments IN nine and eighteen mOntbs, with
Deeds will be given, and with
the balance.
Al conveyanees al the expense Of The purchaser
-, Jas z. MCGUIRE,
'ci i-u 3 "a Auctonesr.s
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oely'inln Prentiss was examined Saturday in the
en1eo county lVa) court upon the charge Of bigamy.
The case exces considerable interest in the neiahborhood
u Richmond from the fact that the accused married the
Ieed second wife about Is years ago in The vicinity
That city the daughter Of Dr. Minter very respectable
yoons lady by whom he n possession Of estate
o. considerable value much interest exhibited in the
0'eopments of witnesses touching the case The lady
Nnom Prentss married twenty-five years ago in
70 affirm against him. The accused was reminded for
trial on the 2sth Of The present month
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sy J. c. MCGUIRE, Aues,on.-r.

dwelling HOUSE AT AUCTIoN.-Oa Monday afternoon,
October 10Th al Ak O'Clock, premises shall sell
VISION NO IL, IN square No 536
AND ~ streets west with The
story and basement brick dwelling house.
Tile perfect.
Terms One third cash the balance unontha
for notes bearing interest and by ON the
premises.
Jas. q. NEG IRE
Oct lid Auc,ooeer
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IT, c.r,.o,x,. xrysFrom the San Francisco papers
We CLEAN the following additional summary OF ineiii-
gence;
The Chinese residents OF this city got INTO civil war
ON The sth instant in which good deal OF Faior was n
aa and some heads broken II appears that rhe cause
NJ The disturbance from the deadly ennly exist
inc between the several factions growing Out Of long
stanainp feuds In the Celestial domlnohs ihe PoiiOe
sntured many Of those engaged in the battle together
with large quantity Of unique implements oil warfare
sed on the occasion No lives were lost during the en-
gAgement 49,. IA
GINNING companies are mostly at work in the rivers bed
Many Of these are doing well although few extraordinary
rpports have reached There has been or Tue lASt
anth great scarcity of water in the dry dggngs, and
but for the canals couFsing through them they Noua az
ne abandoned until the winter rains set IN MINING lh'e-
ligence generally is favorable as usual
ssTstbeT has been upseasonaby cold during the
mast frtneht and the nights really cold However we
NAV reasonably anticipate considerable warm weather pe
Tl haitb of the CITY is excellent and signs OF cpl
seme vet Physicians and undertakers have little to DO
ia this community. 80, e-t ~
Albany shot and killed James Campbell Of New York
Both parties came California with s'eyensons regiment
in 1917. - 49,
whom three men--one an American aud the other two
Snanarda-were killed An officer who had attempted TO
arrest the rioters shot by Californian and died al
most Immediately The shooter was himself dangerously
wounded BY another shot and il was believed that his
wound would prove mortal The mob however, could not
wait for their revenge. They burst in the murderers
house hauled him from his bed, tried, convicted CON
demned and banged him. all under the advice Of Judge
Lynch, within hour or two
Judge Lynch has likewise been busy IN Contra COSTA
In last summary mentioned that he hanged
two foreigners al San Antonio for cattle stealing since
then the people in that quarter and AT the Redwoods have
been putting several residents through strict examination
as to their connexon with the unknown cattle thieves
No hanging however, has taken place.
daniel G. Hall and his wife have been indicted fof
murder on a charge of infantieide.
"Capt r Hope Of the steamer Guadalupe committed
suicide here the I'd inst by shooting himself through
the heart
The British and French war ships, the Amphitrite and
LArteInse left harbor the ID cruise outside
the Ieadsther destination unknown. They appear to
have overhaued several merchant vessels about to enter
our harbor--as Dutch barque the Nova Zenbla7 from
Hong,Kohg reported that the % she fired into by
The Amphitrite and compelled stop and show her pa
pers.
The English harqne Amelia Thompson was stranded a
little to the north OF San Simeon bay the Goth ult
tug sent from port to draw her Off but il
was feared she would be total loss
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by }. c. icGusaE Auc.,a..e,

ny j. C. McGU..dE, Auctionoer.
VALUABLE LUIS FIR SALE.-On Friday, OF
tober instant O'Clock D. IN shall Offer for sale on the
premises the following
Lots ii and ~ in 49, fronting
running back ~ ii wide alley.
L, 70 in The square, fronting street, extend
ing like alley.
The whole of ia lying Connecticut
Terms Of sale. third residue
mehs Of npc and eighteen months, with will be
balance
Al ecpveyances ut Tbs expense OF the purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
hst Id
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Consolidating thcir
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
From their palstiai nmphheAe Misssspp and
OHIO rivers, and their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
SO favorably known the North and East, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN,
With Tine companies comprising respectively most ds
gushed northern and southern performers,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE,
Daily, in the ring presence audience with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS
Tuo Sets Of Cgouns,
Ia.5a FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING,
rt COMPLETE DRAMATIC CORPS,
Pamom,me every afternoon,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHT NED KENDALL, THE BUGLER.
Kendaips Braa Band! CAoates Ssrfng Bsudf
uampha procession through the principal Streets about TEN
O'Clock, place OF exhibition, bands in
the grand Floral Car of s,atusues,
DRAWN BY FORTY HORSES,
Driven and everything ese and abou, The esb
isment upon The same elaborate and with BIZ
nonkey Mile Agnes the celebrated symnas Waiter
Aymar the peerless bare Rogers the
see equestrian Master Clarence young
Mrs ormond, the beautiful scenic Lake the
trcpd hosewoman; the famous Motley brothers H. Maery he
renowned vogeu. Monsieur La Thorn the modern ecu,es
Professor Baldwin the English wizard W Kinkade
compished matre; w. j. Paul. Jehu; C. Brown j.
Ryan, W Conno ke, &c, will be exhibited D. and IN
afternoon ~
Al Alexandra. Monday, October l6
Al Georgetown, Tuesday October IL
Al Arlington city, MarketH0use Square, Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday, October Ie, 10, 20,
Boxes oo cents Pit, % cents. Children
Oct e-dl2t
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NEW YORK, Oct l0-Io-day 6000 barrels of aouf have
changed hands-Stste brands 81 Gs southern 2 Wheat
firm Corn, mixed so cents-30 hels sold Cotton
duii and atocks depressed.
BALTIMORE, Oct l0.Howard street -four 81 u.s. Twelve
thousand bushels OF wheat have sold this morning
white ~ 60 VI rs; red, 81 As 81 60. Eight thousand
bushels Of sold-white and yellow rs n so cents
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In the second degree The granted
stay of proceedings for twenty days. ~
The wings Of the 7th district have nominated Bsysrd Clark
for Congress. ess
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Analytical Digest with the Dccsens secearies and opn
OF General Forms Regulations
scrihcd Once. and Explanatory Commensss the
whole ueieibie claimant by r. "
Triplerl, Pension oce voinme 1884,
Of aG pages, bound. Price ~ -
Sep 20 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TREAsuKY DEPARTMENT,

August II, 1884.
Notice hereby holders following described
stocks the United department prepared puf
chase between the 10th No
venbef stocks amounting aggregate
g. ,00o
TONED, wit:
In case OF contingent competition, within the amount stated
will be the order of which said stocks
be offered. The certificates duly assigned the United
States the who the thereof
the whereof
price will be paid compounded OF The following particulars
L. par vn,re, specified each ccrthcate
premium stock Of the authorized by the
July 1885, rcdceipabe November I2 1885, Of the
authorized by the 1872 rcdeenabe 3lst De
1862 Of the Of
s4 and is4s redcemahe
December 1867 and the the 30 1868 per
by
deemabc the ss OF December 1884, Texan
indemnity y per cent
J. Interest the OF each certificate from the LIST of July,
1854 date Of receipt Treasury with the
allowance o the reach owner days interest
in addition.
Payment dra of the Treasurer OF
the United Sates the al Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, the parties may direct
entitled the benefit of TINS
actually Treasury before
anid 20h day OF November
LANES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-dt20Novif Secretary of the Treasury.
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From WASHINGTON TERRiroRY.-The Olympia Pioneer
and Democrat of the "a uit contains the following intel
Hgence from Washington Territory
THE United States surve1ng steamer Active, Captain
Alden United States navy, completed the survey OF the
port of Seattle the 23d ult.
Since that time they have completed the survey OF Port
Townsend and to have started Monday last for Bum
ley island where they expect TO meet the surveying brig
r. II Faunterboy, under the direction Of Geo Davidson,
esq., of the survey and then complete the survey Of
Rosario Straits after which they proceed TO San Francis
CO. The officers and crew all well.
"In the early part OF last week fight occurred on Van
couvers island between parties of Calamas which
suited in the death of one Of the chiefs named Calhoun and
two of his party An Indian council is about TO be held
in regard to the matter and il supposed fight would
etsue
The brig j. Brown cleared last Saturday for San Fran
cisco with lumber from Port Gamble The Ella Frances
about clear for the Sandwich islands The harque
merica arrived last Thursday week from San FrB9cisco
and is now loading at Alk
New gold mines have been discovered about eight miles
east Of this place near Appegate which paving
we'll Miners crowding in and stores also. Many
and substantial buildings have been built and many
Others being constructed rapidly. The mines
doubt good
"The Rogue River wheat crop is good, and will il is
tmaed sell for about 81 per busheL Those who have
tmaed the quantity raised and the quantity To be con-
sumed, state that it viii supply Jackson county and reka
about five months. About this there is certainty.
We haveas vet returns from the election in ash
ngton Territory except rumor which SAYS the democrats
have elected majority to the Legislature"
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Ny j. c. MCGUIRE, A.ct,one,r

VERY vALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC sALE.-on Fri-
day sfernoon October b. * O'Clock. PREMISES
shall sell the sossh hall OF lot 10, 49, fronting
inch on 10Th street west between and morrill, running
back lU1 eet inches 30eet alley
consisting Of wostoIy brick hack building This property sdions
residence OF Feter Force would be desirable
residence Tor merchants others doing business in the vicinity
Tide perfect
1erns: One third the residue
for notes enthusiastically secured, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oci l0-d Auctioneer.
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l. ALL AND WINTER styles ~ ready made clothing
OF hnish embracing the Tslma
shaped sacks black blue fashionable
bnsiness
black and figured pantaloons ushss merino silk and
shirts collars nDdcrshirts, gloves, &c
Boys and youths clothing always hand,
The above articles viii be SOLD the lowest prices for cash
NOAH WALKER < CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 2V-:aawdwit Browns Hotel Building.
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Library Of Congress,

Library Of Congress-
October D. 1854.
hereby that Library Of Congress will be
" Thursday the 18th aud will again be
JOHN 8 MEEHAN,
lo-eod2w Librarian.
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A saRb.-NALIER HAMPER b co. would method
n informing their friends and purchasers generally
choice and
beautiful Of goods Of comprising
desirable article silks cmbro,dcc fancy dress
goods, Pare cioaks, msnties, &c.
Also
Linen goods shng sheene, table damask hdcyc and uck
diaper, napkins doyiics, Ac., Tedsced prices
Oct 3-Asof saa trfll.
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CURTAIN MATERIAI received pnle, cases
y
French goben French de sns, English
dsua-k Nil Imaginable COLOR and producing
bes
Sws
muslin under curtains, loops and bands matching
A,so Dusphe Of Lee Gardc Meube Auc,ea
sirns instr and
drapery b. had
understood yelling goods
unusuay low prices, with The view OF combining ouxsIvcs
possible business buyer, and
satisfied with benefits
the
goods the country afford fur The money.
Terms cash, unless = previous agreement made. -.
CLAGETT, DODsON, h Co
sep 8-eoaf
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JUST Received, from New York auctions,
D LOT of fine goods, consisting Ia of--viz:
Plaid and stripe silks in large quantities
Plaid and stripe black silks do
Blk and cold brocndc do do
Pam black and coloFed silks,
Variety OF satins ladies' cloaks
Trimmings match
large of bands
large lot Of Paris nousssIue de cashmeres
styles
large Of apacas, very CHEAP
A large lot Of French
A large quantity of shawis IN scarfs various
EmbF0defies Of every description
Ready cloaks nantes,
Yiaian styles
large la of Cloths cnssmeres, vestings which
have made order STYLE cheap, fits guar
antied
large quantity of staple goods of kind velvet carpets
tapestry Brussels theepy ingram
hep carpets of kind, ocohs, which
have halls will
consider their certainly
can meet their views in styles and price.
Oct 3-l0tf HALL X BROTHER.
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THIS NEW YORK QUARTERLY fsx October.
semoatle Women The Story of their Lives BY Mrs Newton
Crosland. y. ~
Illustrations OF Genius, Of relations
Society BY Henry Giles. of Essays.
Poems by Thomas William Parsons.
Crays Eegy Country Church Yard--small elegantly
trsied edition
just received nj TAYLOR MAURY's
Oct4 Bookstore, 9Th
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Verdict IN the Gaze Of 'rahanPoitsooi Nominations
Nrw YoRK, Oct lo.The jury in the of Dr. Graham,
er being out eight hours returned verdict OF guilty Of
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N S sais 81 oes'r"'sa eh"FAe'sr' by La"ar'i"e.
The Dead Sea- Sodom, Gonorral Lands; b
De Saulcy; journey 1851 and 1852 wells.
ie aud Epistes OF 81 Pauii by Conyhsars and Howson
vols.
Jbe Lost Heircss; by Mrs Southwarh. 4 vol.
hraja; Norwegian and Lsp.snd tale, FROM the German
e
Nonh American Review for October 1854
perseverance, and Enterprise; for the young 4 vol.
liIr Leaaon; novel. 4 vol. +
The Fossil Spirit; a dfcam of geology 4 vol.
The Home IN the Valley by miss Cnren translated frsm
Swedish. vel.
The Rose Of The Parsonage; from he German OF Geske
voi.
Reads Poems; enlarged ednsoa, illustrated vol
Statesmen OF the 1imss Of George Third
q vols
Lady Russepx Letters.
PROXY and Prejudice by Mrs Gore vol
Chainberss Papers for the People; vols.
Chambers's Miscellany 10
Select Writings of Robert Chambers vols
Pu'nam's Monthly Magazine for October
Diekenss Household Words fer October
Oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
THE Birds Of tho Bible, elegantly illustrated, b,
l. The Rev. n. Hnrbaugh.
Journey Round is Dead Sea and in the Bib
Lands in 1850 and 1851 by De sauy,
Institute. 2 /. p T.
The Rose Of the Parsonage from the German Of Rob
IisSka- $50
ACa Norwegian Lapland Tale or Life and Love in Nor
way translated from the German of Theodore Musge
Joy Morris. 4.
Cummings Message from God,
Do Great Sacrifice.
Do Christ
Do Minor Works-second series.
PHYSICIANS Visiting List for 1855.
Just received, and
TAYLOR MAURY's
Oct ri
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Corxr BoUIBoss LAST sArTIR,--We haye already pub-
shed the fact Of the capture and execution Of Count
Raousse de Roulbon Our Calfo~ia files give the follow
ing account OF his last bght
Captain johnson left Fort Yuma about the I'd of Sep
TENDER. On the LIST party of two Germans and one
American reached the Colorado direct from Guaymas,
which place they left about the 10th OF August They
ported that Count Raousse Boulbon arrived az Guaymas
in the early part Of August in small boat accompanied
at the head Of the French troops the service of Sonora
and was by them received with enthusiasm and delight
After organizing bis force he made demonstration
out in force aided by company of Germans under
Captain Seafeldt and Of Irish and other foreigners
with two heavy cannon and one howiizer. The Ger
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DEATH OF A CHAEACTER.--An aged man. named Billiard
lately died in the Union workhouse Leicester in lis list
year. He of the nutneers If the More and was
sentenced TO execution the rope about his neck and
he Tas the point of being swung off when he was re-
priered From that hour the time of his death
whether it from feeling or from fancy can
not be determined-he were neckerchief about
his neck CrayatS had for him. probably disagreeabe
miniscencesy Nottingham Rericu