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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
FAsHIONARLE TAILOR..

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizensof CaTrolton and vicinity
that he has opened shop on Main street. Car
rollton, Ohio, Immediately opposite the Indian Queen
House and one door Of Camerons Store where he
intends carrying on the TAILoRNG BUSINESS in all Its
branches Gents who desire to appear in fashion, eau
get Ats Of the latest agony by calling on the suoserb
scriber. Bring on your broadolOth and you eau be
suited TO q T.. -fs... l.-.
All work warranted and perfect satisfaction rendered
elsig1 vd lr, sb3 !. WILLIAM HAUsE.
May VI 1S55.-5w*
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

ET Robert O. HickliGee, Post Master
General under Tyler, has written letter to
some of his friends, declining 10 be presented
by them as the Democratic candidate for the
Office OF Governor Of Louisiana Like Caesar.
however, he puts the crown aside with ilI.dis.
guised reluctance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

ET William Simeral Of Tuscarawss ccuntv
U. lately sold his farm aem Pert Washington,
10 that coua.y Tor City dollars per acre. In
aSas' Themas Moore boaght this land for 'sio
per acre. a few years afterwards, Mr. SimerAl.
IN trade, allowed him $50 per acre for il. and
it was thoaght to be well sold II that prios
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

-. We see that some Of our exch an ges an
noanoe that the tiist session ofthe Genev alAs.
sembly Ofths Prssby teFiaa Church commenced
iIs iaboFs IN 81. Louis on the l7lh inst.. Our
information s that a holds its session this wear
in Nashville. Tennessee. d s..l s !. 80 q ,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

~ The trial Of John Bray ESQ. OF Sseu-
benville, Jefferson Co., before the Probate
Court for acting as Justice u The Peace without
a commission. was concluded on the 8th last,
and resulted In his discharge--it not appear
ing to the satisfaction OF the Court that he
knew that his commission had expired.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

The large amount of specie carried out
by the steamship Atlantic, amounting to sI,.
se4,4O6, took Wall street by surprise-no one
seemed to have apprehended that it would
have been SO great. II is the heaviest ship
ment ever made before by a single vessel since
steamers commenced regularly crossing the
Atlantic. ..#.,, --s,g.. M .......l.'. '....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
-F0R AVE or RENT.

4 SAW MILL AND ONE ACRE OF GROUND
tbersRith, situate at WattsYille, Fox Township,
- Carroll county,, Ohio The M i'll is newly built
There are more than Two hundred saw logs now in the
yard. The premises will be ssold on very moderate
lerms-7a small payment in hand, and the balance in
annual inslalmeDts. IL not sold soon, they win be for
rent sIbquiee 0 the Subscriber OF Thomas Moore on
May IL '55. If j, .se--ss-t.-,. -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

/ FIEEs -0n the morning Of The ] 7th ;insto ).
bout 10, o'clock a fire bioke cut, in a bare on
alley ieadipg West frpmQ Qntario Streetin Clevs-
land, Several barns and out houses were burn
ed. Loss estimated as sa ,ooo.- part of which
Is covered By insnran0esan vx4sfueg
On The same morning large fire took place
at Evansville, Indiana. which destroyed 1S
valuable baildiags. Total loss estimated at
100000 The greater part covered BY inau-
rance. refi,a BIC aH4 iss1s ssni vaiz4xas qo1
The extensive tannery Of H. Sanford at Dur
hamyiile. Oaeida county a, Y,:twss Totally
Destroyed by FIRE on the morning of tha 18th
inst~ together with an adjoining u9aTdiRg
house and other out buildings, Total loss above
$4,000. Insured. $4,000. Part Of the
Stock was saved in damaged condition.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
- kFHEUNIyERsITY FAMILY i
=. .sosj - KEMDEHE~

HSSURD UNDRR THE sEAIs SANCTION AND
III Authority of the University Of Free Medicine and
= popular Knowledge. Chartered by the Stats q
PennsyR Apdlae 1858. with aespilal Of 500.
OO0 mainly for the purpose Of arestipg the evils o
Spurious Nostrums Also for supplying the commuhl.
~ Eish reliable remedies wherever OOmpeteas Ply
scisn cannot or will not be employed have purchased
FROM Dr. John q. Rowahd his celebfased RowxEDs
ToHc shlkTusE.. hnoan fur apvards OF twentysfve
years as The only sure and safe cure for FEyER and
auE, Be-, and his lnsstimable remedy Tor BOWEL Oo
raAisTs Rowand's Compound Syrup Of IBlaekbefry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome iies
together with the Universitys Remedy for compliance
ef he Lungs, Tsdf .setaHles eTs-tst.a ID
= The University : remedy for Dyspepsia or indges-
tion,t - ~. ...is.f ..ss .ts,5s,sf
The University's remedy for Coetive BoNeIs '"a
ta fta IT. ktSnarsaI ,s.. h ~ - II
Branch Dspensary, or store of Dr. c. A. Boegel, Car
rollton, Ohio. ~
May II. 1s26.-2m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

i3TH OF luLr.--It will be seen by reference
to the call made by tie State Central commit
tee. that this is the time fixed upon for the Re.
publican State Convention. It will be well for
the County central committee. to take the ne.
eessary steps for the selection Of The three dele
gates to which this county is entitled in that
convention, ai m f4lraH.g ga.s.#..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
-
FOR RUTTER AND EGG

i WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN
CASH for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds OF Produces
during the season, u have rented Mr. X. Il, Leg,
getts stoTe.rOom, opposite the INDIAN Queen House,
where wllI be always on hand TO see my triende q
Come along thereierei and get money for your extra
produce.
Those who are Indebted to me can nov have' an op
pertunity of PAFINe their accounts with Pro
JOHN Il. BRACKIN. =
Carrolltcn, o., May n, 155. .Htf.saa ara d,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

srosnIsa e. ErvAnoro1.-I has been com
pulled shss dutng the thirteen days in which
sevastopol vas slOrmed. the Allies rsined OF
that city e,Ooo balls. averaging as lbs. in
weight, making q daily shower Of 600. 600
lbs. Of iron or total storm Of35. loO, 600 lbs.
worth at the rate English pig iron is selling at
let alone transportation and Manufacture. J
S3l3. $50. II the cannon balls cred from the
allied lines, during the IS days, were rolled 10.
70 rail bars, weighing sixty pounds to lhe yard,
che bars wsuld extend three hundred and
thirly-Ivo miles; or il laid IS railroad, would
suffice for single track rOad from New York
to Albany with al the necessary turn-outs. Il
is estimated that a. CSC, 600 lbs. of powder was
required to push the iron. AT IS cents per ID.
this cost s7Os,OOO. Lives lost not counted
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
MTI.LIN e.

THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure IN announcing
Ia fhe ladies of CarrolIt0n aud vicinity, that she
has lust returned TO the residence Of her ermother-
East end Of town. on Main street, where she viii be
happy TO 'do upcr finish and trim in the latestslyleS
AL knds OF boDnets worn BY ladies. ... -,
3 MARY ANN LAWLER.
carrOlIton, o. May "a, 1855 .gssl 3dt vi 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
.TrI,-gNENp EUffCE.

Notice is hereby giySn % Pers 'ns mseLes'es' saN
nv instance writ Of alta stment was hsssds on IN
Iith day Of April 1855, by s. Ross ESQ, Sus,'So essS
of the Peace In Brown township, earFol Os'Os
against the goods and ehattels, rights cred -
aud effects OfJOsEPH N. DEIsER ASTH0s4 GIA- ~ "-~
JOIN WKBKR, deiRulting debtors,
- 70 : l1ss G. q, PAESsIER.
May 8. i855,-3w. a-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

Notes Is hereby given that petition WI BE pc
sented to the Commissioner Of Carroll county, Ohh,
ct their June session. 1885, praying iOr alteration on
the county road leading from Dr.. Blacks to Abraham
Millsrs In Monroe township. The alteIstiOu 70 com.
eence at the forks Of tle road on the land OF David
l,u ap in said township, running irom thence along
r. tra Il that is now used the centre Of the roEd
,o.r ne Narn Of Hiram Ransberger, thence with =
straight hs, or nearly sO 70 bank on the opposite
20 mnch a, the ed read as rendered useless
by the new.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

~ Flour fslltwentydve cents per barrel
II !, New fo'k after the arrival the Baltic.
There is wide margin for fall yet end Il Is
sure TO come, as the prospect for wheat and all
kinds 0fgrain was never more promising. as
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

oARREsr OF BAKER, THE MURDERER OF PooLE
The Bark Grape Shot has returned to New
York from the 3urmuds Islands. with Baker
in custody. 1t will be remembered that timme
diateiy after the murder OF Poole, Baker escap-
ed from the city, and II was satisfactorily as
certained that be had departed for almas on
the Isabella Jewett, The fast sailing, clipper
Grape Shot was Immediately, rendered by its
owrer George Law. and depdtation Ct police.
&C.. startedin pursuit. They sailed directly
for the Island and arrived there some days be.
fore the Isabella levitt. Thsgla laid on and off
the port till d arrived when, they boarded IL.
found the escaped criminal and took him bac <
to NewlYork. lie will probably hang for bis
crime, asthe testimony befoFs The COrOner's
Jury left 90 dOnbt efthe character,Ofshs
IAnsacHons ~ .1asy doc 3sl 81 tadsuaf Z
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

sa sssATx TsEAsuRER.--< We learn from the o.
8. JoaFHal, Of TIE 18th inst. that sons friend
Of Richard HatlOn. Esq. editor Of The Cadiz
Republican. ard formerly Of the Free Press,
has snnouaced bis name for the consideration
Of lhe Rspuhlican OonseAtien Of the 18Th oi
July next IN eoapezioH with that Office. And
attet urging fbe usaaI qualifications ofa friend.
winds up By urging the peculiar elaine Of
Hsrrison eounty.
We think Mr. Hatlon would energetically
iandAonsslly dischsFgs The duties Of that Office
---snd can gise him our hearty support.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
Rim AWAYI

Notice ishersby given that my son WILLIAM, has
left my premises without any just cause, therefore,
hereby all persons from harboring said boy, as l
will collect his wages wherever he may be employed;
ALSO | will not pay any debts Of his contracting.
May 3, '55-3w s,ss JAMES WRIGHT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
Rates Of AaYertislnE.


oae sqaare. o. less, three insertions, :. 81 60
Each aadisisaal insert. a. 80
4 SqaArs 8 u0- $2.50s 6 Ho. sA00. 2mo, Ss,0t
so. +" = so. Z" =" 500
"h 800. f" " 200. /" (" 800
0sssa'n !. /" ,ssg "a ie0O iS0o
/ !" !" d II 90 I" ls00. " e 20, 90
esE Ten Eaes or less Of solid BREWER viii be cOnsid
cred Square.
eE-Adser tisers must be particular to mark The nun
'ber0f Insertions on the face Of their advertisements
or they vii be pub lsbea Until ordered out aud charged
sooordIngy.
eE- Advertisements should be handed in BY TUEs
DIr xoRSTHo, 70 insure insertion that week.
u JOs WOAx neatly and expediioasly executed At
tsis oiHcs, on the shortest poesibe notice.
~ LAY 4 BROTHER 81 s. Fourth street, be.
low Chestnut Philadelphia are authorized agents
- obtain Advertisements for ne in that city.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
J DISsOIUTION OF C0.PARqAER5H

E ,37 DISSOLUTION OF FlC0.PARPAERsHlP'
The eo-partershp heretOfo existing between 10.
undersigned under the of Schwabacher Brothc'
was, on the first day Of February last SbO dissolSeo
y -'"'~"' O'''' S. sCHWkBACHER
NAV "a. 'bk-sw4 wv. lsgHWABACHER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

~ Mankind nay bsdividsd into two elias.
.ses--those who cheat. and those who can't.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
q . 17EIamsIfE RIFFez zsABE.s ssagaW sta8
George HsnaElsts. siisi = 500 - taa

George HsnSsieks, s,isll aad sss'gia iasl Ssa
a.. "a ! ~: v.l,a foz II FsEsi''aar
By virtue o. an osier Of salsissusa from GbeOaes Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Commen Pleas Of Carroll
county, Ohio, will offer for sale on
Monday, healst day of May. A. d. 1885,
obe prshse4 between she hours 10 o'eloekiA :.
aud O'clock p NJ of saiddsy. the following property
situate in said county to wit The southwes qaArer Of
section twentyssight (ss ln T0Nnsdip twslvs bof
TER Terms -She Sbird cash ii hand m one tbiFd in one
year, and the remainder 10 tive ysafs, With ntezeat
from the dag Of sale the deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises Appraised 1t 81
'e6U.afao cd EaJ0HN H. WHITCRAhg sbesiIE
April l9s l955dtdE- PRS fees 3Ou.uzze a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

100 JT7JE ReAbs eFIeE laII9E
NOTICE is hereby given. that . petition viii
II be presented 10 the Commissioners Of Carroll county
at their next June session. for acsoA Of the Casey
view on the road leading tom G. Umpae5ys Saw ILL.,
to the read from CArEolhds 70 New liAgsIstown:
NAV 10, 55.--4W.hbei "a suJGHN LEBPER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
yaa j s1a28HR RTVFF9s aeA 5E!oaI - a5I

Luke Davis adpiuistsator) )8 bsa .aaEgga5 q SIS
Of ]. n. Davis, deceased. By virtue Of I've exeea.
r. 80 sssVsN F@@ tons, ssuedftom the Court
James MeGinty; aisoo ! of Oouaihon Pls@g ufgoar-
A. W. Morrison, VS. same roll county. Ohio, assAyte
= S*aa se@ ss@4e@aA me dFscted, Iwih sEIeg
for ssis at the deer otAe cOss Hsnse, nihs tsshOf
CarfolltOn, in said county of Csrtoh Ohog "a
On Saturday. the 18th day of. June next, 1855.
the following described real estate situate in
the county Of Carroll and ssass OF Qhielt wti Part
Of the Eouth West Quarter OF Section Twsaly.nlne,
township Foaftsea range --contsining ons haa-
drsd aad twenty acres Of land Appraised ae sAfpe
20. Terms cash. j. b WHIT0RAFT, Sheriff.
10 May n, 1855. pr fee 5 90. = ,. = N'''''''@
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
tcOSrnuED FRON FIRST PAoE
Registry Of Money Letters.

qrncrlAn FROM rat POST MASTER GENERAL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
FROMEUROPE.
ARRIvAEoF TIE BALTIC.


L la AZ FnsT DrsPArpH, sH4
The Baltic arrived 40 minutes past with
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

There is nothing in the siege to warrant an
assault, and the bOmbardmsnt has much slack.
ened. The resuk anticipated vas not pro-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12
A Guardian Angel.


The guardian angel in Paris is man whose
duty it is to visit the drinking shops, and the
moment man gels tipsy to take him under
his protection, to accompany him home and
put him 10 bed. The individuals practising this
profession are picked men, who never drink
themselves, who have the necessary moral au-
thoriy to enforce obedience from the drunken
creature they are conveying home, who can de.
fend him against attack, and more than ali who
can prevent him from drinking at the shops
they pass on their way. The price for this
ssryice is ten sous; and there il not an instance
on record of an individual thus protected home
and put to bed, having failed to discharge this
debt Of honor. 1t is a rule at the drinking
shops that when lnan cannot stand he must
be taken off and an angel is straight way called.
The angels are kindly treated by the shop
keeper, whose interest it is to see that no one
ofhis customers come to harm. They receive
the odds and ends Of the dinner, and are recon.
mended to the neighbors when reliable man
for some confidential errand is wanted. Their
honesty Is proverbial, and bacchanaliau with
a hundred francs in his pocket, who il confined
to their charge, ~ morally sure of finding his
hundred francs where. he left them when he
wakes the next morning. To those acouaiut. i.
ed with the character Of the native Parisians.
Il Is unnecessary to observe that the guardian
angel relies for custom principally on the Eng.
lish and other foreigners, who have not learn
ed to use wine without abusing it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12
Y PAQUEnINE. IBERVILLE La, MAY l2 1855.
An Irish Letter.

l
The Hannibal Messenger says that the fol.
lowing epistle was sent from Dublin to a young
Irishman near Hannibal: 7e3t=a a
| Dear Nephew-I havn't sint YES a lether
since the last time wrote to yes, bekase we've
moved from our former place of livin,' an
didn't known whether q le.her would reach We 5
or not. | now wild pleasure take up my pen
to inform yes of the death of yes own livin'
uncle KiIlpathrick, who died very suddnIy af-
ther linge-in' illness ofsx months. The poor
man was in violent convulsions the whole time
| of sicknes, lying perfectly qniet and spatchless
all the time talkin' incoharintly, and calling
for wather-I had no opportunity to inform
yes of his death, excipt had wrote to yes by
the last post, which went off the two days be-
fore he died; an thin you would have had the
postage to pay. am at loss to tell what his
death was occasioned it, but fear il was by
his attn too much Of rabbits stuffed wild pays
an gravy, or pays an gravy stuffed wild rabbits,
can't tell which. As soon he breathed his
last, the doctors gave up all hopes of his re.
covery. needn't Tell yon any Thing about bis
age, for you well know he would hev bin lust
25 years old lackin' tin months an had he lliv.
ed till that time, would hev bin six months
dead. Is - ssaaaa sg3 m d .s& e8 aF4 d,
His property now devolves to his Mkt in
kin. who all died some time ago, SO expict. il
will be decided betwane as, an yes know bis
property now was very considtherable, for he
had fine esthate which wint to pay his depts
an for the remanether, he lost that on horse
race, bat it was the opinion ofeverybody at the
time that he would have wond the race if the
horse he run against had not been too fast for
him. niver saw man. an the doctors all
say so, that took medicine bether nor he did.
He would as lave take bither as swate, if it on.
" bad the taste and appearance of whisksy
punch, If it would onIrput him in the same
humor for 6ghtin--But poor soul niver ate
or drink any more, an You now havn't livin'
relation but what was kilt in the last war.
But can't dwell on his mournfuI subject, and
shall sale my etther with black salin' wax, an
put on it yer unce's Coat of arms, so beg yes
not to breake the sale whin you open tie let.
ther, till three or four days afther yes receive
it, by which time yes will have time to be pre-.
pared for the sorrowful tidin's Yo're ould
swateheart sinds her love to yes unbeknownst
to me. When Terry McGee arrives in Amere.
ky, Ak him for this letther, an if he don't know
it from the rest till him it is that speaks of yer
uncle's death an is sailed in black. | remain |
yo're aphskshuneight ould grandmother,
sl.a m JuDY O'I1ooLrGAH.
To Larry OHoosigan, late Of the town of |
Tnlly muchgerty, Parish Of Ballyragged near
Ba'lysluchgurthy, in the country Of Kilkenny,
Airiand. s ga
p. S-Don't write to me till yes resave this.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12

Constaney among the Gsrmsns, IL The wstch
word Of manly and womanly honor. This is
especially the case in the intercourse between
man and woman. When the gentleman's inten.
tions have been declared, and are accepted and
requistsd BY the lady, they act as openly before
the wofld - they bare acted openly and hon.
orably 10 each other. They announce that
they are bstrothed. and by isitsr invite their
nearest friends 10 the betrottal ceremony, for
betsothals in Germany are regular esssmony.
Before the relatives the parties solemaIy de-
clare that they are bstrolhsd In the sight Of
God and man, and certain papers 10 thas. eject
are gsnsrally dsava up and deposited In The
hands Of the parenss. Betrpthal cards sss ssst
TO Ill ffiends and aeqnainsaaces, Inst q We
send marriage cards; and TO Gil the measure
Of publicity, i i announced in the pablis jour.
nails that the parties ars betroihed. Tue mar
riage may not follow for years Il generally
dOes ID . few months. ssssaa
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12
The First shave.

Left deep impression upon my chin. I was
but fifteen, tall, had sgirl'" and felt myself a
man. was taunted with the fact that / was
very attentive 10 a certain young lady and yet
was mere beardless boy. My pride was
wounded, and determined that the accusation
should moi be a true bill. A months saving
ofpocket moEey secured me a razor, brush,
and the ''hxins." The latter were all correct:
but the man took me in BY selling me that
razor. Il had the name Of Rogers, Sheffield" :"
upon the gitterine blade, but It Is nv firm be.
lief that it should have borne the name Of
"Snooks, Philadelphia" and that il was tnanu.
factnred from m old iron hoop. NV chin was
as fair and as smooth as that Of an infant. On
acertain day stole up into my chamber, lock-
ed the door, and made preparations for the
razoriaI triumph. Collar aad cfavat were re.
moved; the lather was made and applied to my
face. So far. 50 good. Then came the razor's
duty. For many days previous |, had been
ssrdious OF barber shops, and now imagined
that the mystery Of the hair scythe was mine.
Scratch! No hair came, but ! thought the skin
did. However. the lather was successfully re-.
moved from one side Of my face, and to nv
exceeding great JOY few hairs were pereepti.
bic without a microscope. Suddenly, Just as
I was engaged in scraPing the point Of my chin,
some one capped At the door, and alarmed my
hand into q jerk--a cash was cut where the
hair should have been--the razor fell, and in
a few seconds, the lather and blood were min.
gled over my face and inmy mouth. The cut
was severe. | was boy enough to call ont from
pain, and thus the tabby was permitted 10 dee
from the bag. .Whiskers" became my nick.
name for years after.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12

Losts NSpolsoa.-Ths paris correspondent
Of the Natiesal lntelligsncer savs hat Louis
Nspoleoa has been srsntly andenntsdn by the
word. bot be = beginning 70 . properly sp-
prseiaiSd asd thsrs i no doubt that Re i real
= IN extsoedinasy maa. ] Do not ~ that
hsis eqsal - bic illustsioss uses, but shall not
3 surprised. asverthelsss, Il hs shonid prove
Y = fslly ~ sqaal. and ihat bic rsiss shoald
benmaed NTH sveais qsits = astosndips =
thsss q lgspsl6es 1, md uith esslh nssh
ness permanent and important. s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12
xsgular 0oAst Packet.
Fer Baton Roage Twice . Wee

~ THE Elegant Passenger Steamer
GEM: THxoDuLf ELvKHr, Master,
Leaves New Orleans every Monday, II l2 o'clock,
M; and on Thursday, at 4o'cIock, P. n,
Returning, leaves Baton Rouge every Tuesday
At 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and On Friday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Eor freight or passage, apply on board.
nySteaner GEM win extend her Thursdays .
trip to Waterloo, Cooks Landing. Hermlssgs,
Port Hudson, Springfield, LobdelPs Landing. Be-
ton Rouge, PIaquemine, Bayou Goula, Donald-
sonvile and Cosst--i2 hour packet 10 Plaque-
mine ...lggNE 81 astss9 s s1et
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-12
"A FOR LOBDELLS STORE.
y. q. 19ail 1sckst new xateos

~, -. For ,Lobdel's Htore, Baton Rouep,
Plaquemine, Donaldsonville, and III 10.
isrmsdiate landings-'rhe fine passenger steamer
New LatOna, EAILE GRoss, Master, viii
leave New Orleahs for the above and al inter-
mediate landings on MONDAYS. at S o'clock P.
NJ, and on FRIDAYS, 1t 10 o'clock A. N. Be.
turning will leave Baton Rouge on Tuesdays r :
o'clock P NJ, and 90 Saturdays at 10 o'clock Al.
For freight OF passage apply on board.
rvThe New Latona has : sign on the wharf
II hsr La.,ding. where WI Be always statio9ed .
csgk to rsceive freight during the abeence q ne
boat, enabling merchants to send their goods d.
rect from the vessel to the boat, thereby saving
The charge Of storage and additional crayage.