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unnsag bsresn Hc.ars-ca and 1csanat n hOSvs
Through Ttehets and Baggage cssehs be had In
Wa.hIHKtcn.
TUE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved ia
elcrs 9alnoge sslioas Of Inc es
ths Northwest, Had the ssasiwesr.
trains tosnd Ne s Baltimore always promptly made al the
Hash.nson laasla aay eaird Inc Relay Hoa-el nne e
rom ta.uoe This h required beween
washington sad .se ohio Baggage checked through %
ls;h parseuse charge, hoiasBs
roaeh uekei COZ psinn beyond The connecting uans eas
wsshnson dasiy a. Z, asd N, Sundays al he
TRAL oHIo EAILRoAD, running from Benar., ihr Ohio,
eens whssisF through Cambridge, Znnesve, and Newsrk 10
COtUMBUs Tnr.s Newark with The Newark
Man.6eid and snda.ky railroad ssndasky, Toede Detroit
Chicago, a. Louis &c.
o. the Laas ASni roroas xsnn, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
xiLLE &c A. xs,as on Ls Mi.ni 5sssa &c s.unsI.ca e s
Hause. Lafsyea~ chicago. Rock i.ssd Louis,
New ssss euss +. .so "a p
uanssened Cincinnati mail The Ohio
Tickets io Evanssie, Cairo, aad 81 Louss are sois ny the
FoR CLEVELAND and Toledo, perm,
sold when ONO nsv,sae between
Whe-iinE Weiisviie, orty mesy where
the Cleveland and PirshurF railroad Is mads
Travellers while this only
aaordag ibrourh tickets and checks Washington aro The
.ne great Wss. TIE distance from washington to iaenaa
bat 63 miles, being about 100 miles shorter tnan ny any of
route!
from Washington; To Wheeling 90 IS
cnuhns es osi Dayton, s5 80; c,nenna so' Louisville
Ne sl7 50 Cleveland IS; Toledo si5 beuo sis 20
Chicago s ss and ss @ 81 LOUIS ss 50 and s25 Memphis
MsSnssurg Berkeley Springs,
passengers may Washington m, a,
miner between Baltimore aad Wheeling take
Baltimore Annapolis kc special
further through ueteis, &C., apply
PARSONS agens al Washington station
Master Transporra,ion Baltimore aud
Mry 5-dH uilo Rairoad Baltimore.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TIC KETs on CERTIFICATES
money drs tickets certificates
Of wlch send what ordeeG ~
oca rchems carefully sealed
envelope, For
drawing. certified by the commissioned win
result purchasr Please write
pain, ofce caun,
and sfae Al w be paid by drss On The nearest e ~
puscisnssre direct
ihe Maryland issteries puhIhed
by commsner in the following rsPep IN Bauipoe,
srniou al Washington, D. g.
public and carried ie most
crapuou and srbcriyrd by ard under
w.ose appointed esccr sulerisnss
various affo rccNf .gsaniSc 20
he faineHs WITH wbics tsey drawn
responsibility neae loitcres, and ibe
I'll ixrs tfnr ts
ppcri approval Of al who FEE disased 70 en-
n
THE rchems and Iae fact tat
tr,ecsiay lystcry ~ biz inarrs,nae
every the erss dese Y paie 70
rkrs for tickets and crsttfeaes
Of obiainia some o these ssncent
fsr.ou. confdenHr rsy
ea aaa the srefe confidence OBJ
served.
The MARYLAND lotteries daily wich Hirars have
eer6caos Of acysss % ~hnes osa
Halves rroDosCr- The prsz@E ~
a. 20 .o according 70 the price q
uckcss
Ns-yiznd LOTTERIES
wi be nj any by addressing The unsrrs'yrrd
Address orders 3. \. BpENsN,
No. Calvert street, Ealiimcre lsTyiaHd-
Oct ga-dr73dNov
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Te rsms or 10 persan upoa books IHess
ths rasa.sns o subscription ac m9as ~ Has1Ace.
asy BY er ts pos'ss
winch VIII pad h aad ~ risk assumed ~ ourselves "a ~
safe frSnsnts~Nun.
The COUNTRY PAPER publs.hea IA <euky daring - @es
ssors sf Ccps,ers, and during sae
subecrspsssss period sn be received On
,s,us ,.cesgsssnea Ise @bose 2AE44l
s.PosTn .ETEas snShoEed agents Anes
ao,, a, ,syr DAILY sss@cIise with ESQ sneioeeai o.
rys sEMI-wEEELY sa1seiissas with % eneio~ed ~ Dc eA
lsued 10 q copy grotis
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5256 pr,zcs amounting "
Whole sckers S4o-halver s.o-lunner sio-eghifs S5-
7s runbtrs from
wheel On ibe day OF
Ia rsneom and thai ucs,t
Id and I'd drawn numbers VIII
~ capital ptixe Soo,vS5
Those uckc.s having Them the
9Th 5th 9Th lrti Ih l2lh ID 4lh 9Th acQ
7th esh 9th ID "a iih -
Every other three Of the drawn numbers
S2se5U $1,000, and On
codr TRoe IN numbers ON affurd good
with draws number as he
originsl cost, less IS per cent.
certain amount, tthst
ballots nuiprd lowest rixe
Is viii sell cerifcaiss of pack
package and waai
which tho pxrchase such
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Neor EfsnfTs5VTg, Freas7Trk CouNV, M.
THE
9ss THURSDAY The
nor board and iuson SsH
atty in advance There charges
FIR Spanish isssan Lam. The
Cor The 9erayseai of
4lno advance.
Letters Of uaYy should Addressed the MOTHER SrPE
RioR Of - Jehr Academy, EmHirsurr Frederick county
MsrJlnnd-
S-dfycsr.
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Washington Aaueduct.

OrFfcE WAsHTssTos AoUEDUcT,
Washington, 7, i6l5
brick masonry,
aihrF the Washington aguecne
Proposals Of May wall be opened al noon OF
8at cay.
proGlcs specifications OF the viii be ready for
nn,in AFTER 18th day OF April neN.
Proposals particular
bridges Ac described in plans and specifications
OF completed uDdef he
ali unfc'shei work VIII
by Congress ihs engineer
the work 10 be and rate
for each appropriation and cast
sufficiently decide when and
what WORKS shrl stopped available.
particular work for want Of
Will re paid 80 the judgment OF
ensneer been properly executed 20 far has
gone.
PAYMENTS hr checks The United sfae
10
cent thai ,be work
men shall be paid wages monthly and in sprcis
Al endorsed Proposals for work
Washington AGnedsct"
The limited all the bids
such
conducive the progress 81 the
one OF more persons effect he they under
take nat the bid be accepted,
COED and sutB-eni
work nndertakep said guarantee
accompanied Of the tae states district
district agent spe oscrr o
government individual the Ergueer De
paeut OF able make good their
chouse be present ,r,~
Capt OF EngneeFs, charge.
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rE"roshp pATks o. sAiLIEss
YYop Eear Tsrh. Fro,n Iirerca

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. S. Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, SHiPLEf, d CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KESNARD b. Co,
~ Fnars, Londoa-
0. O. WAINWRIGH 4 CO.,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havre-
ships viii accountable for rod silver
bullion, swey precious metals, unics bills Of
sd therefor and the whine thereof therein
Ap2S-dsr
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aUPERJOR syIvEW-WLATED GOODS have rccspr-
y silver Tassea soea 40
coppe which vii sch al surprisansS io~
prices. - -.
which bear exact imitation 70 as r'ehet
EnRiSh slvsy :.
csstors isrrr vsr~sy ofi~ar,ifsi pstierps
Waiter es uays. ali
spcess soup ladies', tausr sssvo &c double Pais On
thr aibata
r sshe imssea- ssa casscsy, pickle s-srds
salr rasn<s, Sssnds. csndesness
DISHES, te orrs two csFE
Bns.er sishss, receiyeSs sohiefs.
Tcma cka, k<:ies, roee~ wsn-, rssetcrs
Tank spoors, kns~~- he-
Il
~rrrk ili r. ccavinvrA ssy investing pure rvsr
dsrahe ry,Ss ~hsch bear rsse
''N's' " '' {. W. BoTELER,
Oct n Sarsyn iran Han,
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE sioe,foo.

MAJ Fl
Baltimore, tMd,) Octoter i isJS-
THE managers MarylBnd give rbcir asaton
ckets and certificates Of rseAGets o.
would call TIE attention Of Tie Pube 70 r s~hs
scheme, which IN the
Mo4 brilliant and Magnificent Lottery eess Lra~u-
ueksss packages OF skes the lotteries
the ilihnkapsea sEna
X brennan, General for the Contractor !" aud
any Others frauds.
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Completion or Panama Railroad

Ecd.rioa Of Fare TO California.
= Unifed m,3 steamships York
<~3l11 for on u
N7k connecting with mail steamers from Panama San
FYaa
These and approved BY Navy
Department. ruaranfy speed ard safety.
The fsnsma raircsd az ncs corpsed from
The of
checked York and rssrcn
embarked
The prd in Ncw York all Of hc
xsseryc kept IN IN New York f7nsms, and
Ssn Ffapcisco, scccep
The IL entirely rsiiasks.
wall
Conductor through each and charge 81
children osher
III
wes, esk 4 w. RAYMOND.
F.vf- n
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n a.. GILL EFT }

CpunssIor at Law,
FTunklin Row.
o he wfH continue 20 devote his Astep
tor prrcfpay Unifd States Supreme Court
mDch time
sv sap asa aprian. legal asing hefue
10 chief
issjc-s caiasis aud viii ssso assist in lhe
~ trial of suits concerning patents
opinions and yscparr Arv10en for par
s having hefnr- Congress either of ne departments ane
i also rrnccu. claims any board established for their
ad3uSicason-
fe~fc
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Bso~r, At WALxEn. asfG
WM IT. BRoWN,F1ED- r. STANTON. and J. KNOX w ak
En- havv formed for practising the surrcs
Cou Of s~6trgtnr,
ard in the oces Wasbinssoa a~d Mem
p's Cne y. foupd
letters ~ Them VIII attention.
Apsi ls-t ltatel. and sr~sisvs eupyJ
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once of Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHiIapHLrnrA, October -, 1855.
SEaLED PRofOshLs invited ani viii be received
- oce 10 O'Clock, OF iosn day OF December
fgaistn1 fo.3sine supplies
Clothing Equipage Depot
schu, kin Arsenal, in quantities. ~ required, viz
23o yards tincgo soodyed) lied CLOTH weigh
81 II per yard
ga n6tko wooidyedi tsisd coh, weigh
iIg p per yard
1000 ilpd,go wool dycd) ch for
Fl bands weighing about "A ounces per yard
yards fsnneis,
weixh ~ per yard
yards Hanne, and wooi, weigh 6A
per yard
.,on9 dark -siae
yards Z flannel. 10 weigh ounces yard
drins nnbleached, 6a
prryard
5ooo9 yads . drilling, unbleached, weigh
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sssppng brib and returning, offer
London and Havre advantages
Other route, for the economy af time and money
Parsass from Ees York TO Southampton ssd Brearn-
cabin saloon, slaa; cahiB, saloon, sl
second rtn-
newspapers through the <vee.
No hi;ir fading ~in be signed on the day ot
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship.
For rffcishi passage, apply 10
e. ". sAND, III South William sf, ~. Y.
q. a. HEIEEnES u CO., Bremcn.
CEOSEET a Co. Southampton
WILLIAM ISELlS, Haue.
Mar e-diy
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tARD.-yosrs sasw ws<hfns " improve thr~ss've. 10
n French do BY Jssunf the rla~~s at Miss
Rookes school, No Ie Psnnsysvsosa sv~nur
rssiss=r lady ~ distinguished E,ss
gives eaAy Instruction IN thsa langns-s
1G-oof2w
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Everett Iousc,

gorrh SIDE Of Uasoa sgsars, NsN York.
prs eutuhhrcrs prominent and delight
fsI psrk New Approaching 6nh- and, whsn
sil devise and money srpy
"a rsnSsr Il the most hnaei con.truct~a
ne rru,etor. esahii~hcrs respectfully that
N. boas ht October nes Tor me accomc
bens,iona vii now ra parties wishing sAe
Arrangements vsiatcr nsgaths-
rhe P1aae '1''''s' : = CLsPF JosLIN.
H4wrrs a. Car,
A. G.. Jesus
Seq 9t-6sm
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=.
inches ih@ c~nuc) 10 he feet long
feet inches wide eac3 blanket 20 weigh pounds
60 stockings made 81 good sound
rerre~ and dsatle and twisted weigh
8 lbs per dozen
1850 artillery. infantry, dragoonSs and rifles
ward.
orange, and green
10s wards crimson siik lace, X inch #-
40 yards tape, N
1870 yards webbing
bcetso Of ottanw w
tunng red. white, and blue for national days
3,oao gross butons
4.ugo do vest DO
5000 white metal su-pendcr buttons
l3ao9o enib buions, wood, small
gS esl tent sips 10
i8,sg9 buttons do large
l,s2s slips do do
rolcs
$50 wall do do do
hospital teutp pns, size
5000 do do do snsii size
3soso we'll 90 60 large 40
$1,000 eoni,nndo DO
I05tsa sAivanized " staples for
sses do DO 90 roas 40
2Ur0 IoApss i,ltDs axes
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VIM NJ. Merrick,
Arrorssr tsw,
vo ss Lou1asra sress<, :
WILL rrsc.s ssrrne Ccut o. ts. .nea sss III.
oonr1 81 csm. ard ORE sewers o""r o' 1e pi ~ Co
iuubs
Dec s7-2awt
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sku YORK. KKEmEH, AND sOUTIi-
cE0 AMPToN UNITED STA TES NAIL STEAMERS
Sk&&X The slips comprising thiz line the WASHING
TON, Capt. L. Cayeady HERMANN. Cspt. Ed
ward Higgins
stop Southampton soins reruns
up1 .s1rr, ,fnraa
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rENsUs q 1850. large gusrto volume, ho.rc In
IN ~. "A' - FkaNCK TAYLOR.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this iRe the following:
The Atant'c .-..Cspi west
The Baltic. Capf C0nse0ck
Inc A0Sfauf ........IApI.
These ships having been buih BY contract
pressiy for government service, cure has been
NZ&HE1 construction, their engines,
TO insurs strength and speed; and their scconnlo-
uncquaIed and comfort.
Price Of New York Liverpool frst cxbin 30
In scco1d Exclusive o5
From Liverpool 10 New York, 20 and 80 guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached each ship
No bcr1ss be secured Until paid snr
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ny nAILRoAD DIhEcT 40 THE WEsT.
1Wa 81 =

Tisnc sss~een wssfaiagto. ssd Whsenns bat Hs
Ruansas time b~esn Resairscn and ciacnna II hOays
Through Tickets and Dax~a9e Chschs he had In
WashlsKtcn-
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TaEAFvRy DEPARTMENT
The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
rsrY q the Treasury, two compsceers, commissioner o
ae customs, SIX andifors treasurer register, solicitor, light
hease board, and coast
lke following brief indication Of the duties OF these
several ooes and q the fcreo employed therein respectively
Sernsarys OSor.-Hon james Guthrie, Secretary u The
Ireasury Hon. r. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer 10 charger architect and three drs
temporarily employed. and clerks The Secre
W Of the Treasury charged vita the general supervision
q The hsc Transactions Of the syeramer, and q the
esaen q the la@s concerning the and navigation
o. NE United States He suPerintends The survey q the
a the house establishment. the marine hospitals OF
s United States and the construction 81 certain pubic
huidings for rsston-honses and other purposes.
fr- ooattrelir's o5oc.-Eshs whttcsey, eso., Canp-
oer and tseen clerks. tie prescroes the mode 81 keep
a and rendering accounts fp- the civil and diplomatic
c As well the pubic lands, and revses ard cef tiles TIE
balances arising thereon
Sscond Comprreiiers Osoe.-goh1 N. Brodhesd, CSC,
Vompiroier and clerks. be prescrbes the mcSe
kering and rendering the accounts 81 the srr,
d Indian departments q the public service and rses and
g See the balances arising thereon.
Oce ~ Cssss-,os~~ of fse CasrorsFugh J. Andcrson
ss Commissioner. and eleven cher He pr-scrbes
node q keeping and rendering the Of the
eenne snd dsbursemsHts and for the hudnE and repair
ng ouStonhouse &C. and rsvs and eerHss the balances
Eislng thereon.
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blankets, gray, ~h the letters U. s. in
hisck, tbs crnuc 10 be feet long
inches wide blanket 10 wefgh pounds
stcckirEs sizes, made of good sound
fleece wooi, double and twisted weigh
lbs dozen
ponpons srfery, infantry, daeoons and rifles
yellow, scarlet, buc
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Tickets sIo--hnlves S5-quarters So so.
e,tifca,es Of pae kagek Of rs whole lcAeiss GB oD
Do do xa half do 69 o.
Do do Is quarter do y 80
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The Railroad Accf1ent.

BURLINGTON, Sept, 5.-The Jury of inquest
into the causes of the late railroad disaster re.
turned q verdict this morning at 8 O'clock. de.
claring shat the deaths were caused by run
ming the cars backward, the immediae cause
being the coming in contact with a ,air of
horses driven by DR.. Heneken, whose co,duct
is considered as careless; that the engineetdid
not observe the rules Of the company relatre
to blowing his whistle on approaching eros
roads. They exonera:e the conductor as hav.
ing acted in accordance with the rules, but
declare that the company should adopt some
more efficient mode to prevent the recurrence
of such accidents, suggesting that the safety
of passengers ia of more importance than the
saving of a few minutes.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

Remarkable Mana correspondent of the
Kentucky Statesman gives a sketch of an old
citizen living in Pulaski country, named Elijah
Denney, who is perhaps the Oldest man in
kentucky. He was one hundred and eighteen
years of age on the last 10th day of Septem-
Der, and is as active as many men at forty. He
works daily upon a farm, and throughout his
life has been an early riser. He informed the
writer that he had never drank but one cup Of
coffee, and that was in the year ls48. He
served seven years in the war ofthe Revolution
and wa. wounded At the siege Of Charleston;
was also at the siege of Savannah and in the
battle Of Eutaw Springs. He was also present
at the battles Of Camden, Kings Mountain and
Monks Corner, He served under Colonies
Horray and Marion, and was an eyewitness Of
the suferings and death of Colonel Isaac
Hayne of South Carolina, an early victim ofths
Revolution. He is sprightly and active. and
would be taken at any time to be . man OF.
middle age. He is astrict member oftbe Bap.
list Curch, and rides six niles TO every meeting
of the Church. He has four sons and five
daughters, all living the eldest is now in his
seventy eighth year, and The youngest son ff-
,y one. Such is brief sketch Of fhis aged SOL
der and republican, who is perhaps. the only
surviving soldier of Francis Marion, Sampler
and Horny.
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szNyAMEA.

uHere in Louisiana, says the Be-, ~ else-
where, the American party number so large a
majority of the native population, that were
the foreign vote excluded, our opponents would
be absolutely overwhelmed. Now, is it not un-
worthy q good cause, as we'll as sIanderous
and shameful that the members Of this party
should be uniformly subjected to the most vlr-
ulent denunciation, and assaulted by the coar-
sest epithets! One orator calls them outlaws
of society, and says he would rather be seen
in Murrell's gang than in. a Know>Nothlng
lodge; another say, that the party was concelv-
in falsehood, and brought forth in deceit; while
a third declares they are traitors to God and
their native land. The American party are
patient under these aspersions, and have, in all
most every instance, borne them with moder-
alton and magnanimity. But there is such a
thing as exhausting forbearance; and really
some Of the Democratic spouters seem bent
upon trying the experiment.
As, in common with every right-thinking cIt-
izen, we desire this contest to be conducted
with courtesy and gentlsmanly feeling, we
trust that the anti. American orators will sus-
pend indefinitely their annoying and provoking
system of personalities. 1t only provokes bit>
terness, engenders mutual recrimination, and
may lead to graver difficulties. Nothing is
gained by such course. A just cause cannot
be aided by it; an unjust one is certain 10 suffer
from it. !
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trade; and want.of supplies from foreign ports
must, 10 the end, force them TO accept of any
terms. the Western Powers may deign to offer
them"
There views Of the Emperor and the soldier
confirm each other in a manner so striking, as
to give color to the supposition, that the Cri-
mean tactics, which appeared to be a blunder
from the beginning, are, after all, nothing but
a deep-laid game of Napoleon to exhaust the
of Russia. 1t viii doubtless take
some time to do it..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
Death Spriur.-A late California paper men.

Death S~pring.-A late California paper men.
tons the discovery of a spring in Ell Dorado
county, in that State, whose waters flow from
a bed Of Hsenic. The mineral deposit is thir-
ty feet deep and crops out of the surface of the
earth. Vains in it abound with gold and speci.
mems Of this au.iferous ore have been shown
to the editor of the PIaceryille American. The
name of "Dea,h Spring" has been given to the
stream. The existence oft is supposed to ac-
count for the mortality among the gold miners
at the early period Of the California epidemic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

CRATER three months incessant labor, the
Russians have replaces the great bell ID the
tower Of San Juan. on the Kremlin. which, on
being tolIed. for the late Gar, fell and broke
through no less than three separate stories Of
wants, Killing 1--WE persons on the spot. The
bell il said 10 be .the largest in the world
weighing no less than $4,000 lbs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

IL Taken up, on the 25th August,
1855, a BAY HORSE, 12 hands
TX high, and about 8 years old, white
sdheANAkE. speckIed, has a white spot on the
forehead, right hind foot white, and a part of the
left fore footswhite; no brands.
J The owner Of. the above animal can have the
by proving his property and paying the
costs, otherwise he will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder, at the Office OF the undersigned
Justice OF the Peace, on Monday, Gath Sept. 1855.
sepS P. L. COLLIE, }. P.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

THE make1s ofthe above Brick DESTROYS ia. iu-
troduce than TO kenersl NE have instructed
NJ to reduce the prices, The improved Brick Of
"a will hereafter b sold ct from % To- $50 per
1895. From the numerous certificates given ia
regard to their utility, We are sstis6ed that they
ass equal to any brick made in the country.
'sje30 S. HART, AUSTIN 4 co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
CouftrmatoYy.


A European letter writer, who pretends to
give the substance OF o conversation with Louis
Napoleon, represents the Emperor az saying
in regard to the campaign in the Cridnea:
81 acknowledge the tactics Of the Crimear
campaign to be my own projection, and ! con
fess myself satisfied mainly IN the results, The
people of France and England want a feat o.
arms, and perhaps the people OF America wsuld
applaud another Smolenski, and Moskowa
No, France in 1913 crossed the arid steppes
and deadly SHOWS Of Russia. will now make
Russia traverse her own wilderness to meet
us on her frontier, There is not a man who
enters the Crimea that has not undergone. all
we Suffered inthe' retreat from Moscow. There
is not a regiment that arrives at Perekop that
il not decimated. Whole battalions have been
enguiphed. The Russian loss according to
their own estimate rendered TO the Emperor
Nicholas last December amounted to two hun.
dred and seventy thousand The Allied troops
at that time had not Jost one-tenth Of that
figure. am content ID protract the struggle
in the. Crimea on these farms" !
On another occasion he observed:
"a Russian army 10 not r~ecraited with faci-
lily. Men can be had. bat not soldiers. The
Russian peasantry require from two. 10 three
years exercise at dill before they are ft for
the ranks. We have nearly extirpated the elite
of. their f~orcess-those which the Gar has
taken SO many years to create. England and
France, on the contrary, grow strongeras the
struggle proceeds; our peasantry in . few weeks
become stauDch troops, and the FIRE of wat,
which burns slowly At 6rst among our popular
ton, increases with reverse"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
Epave.

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AtA CHEVAL BAY tschete de blanc,
h-EAay ant douze mains de liant. ct age
d eaviron: hut ans. une tacl.e .blancha au froni. he
pied droit de d~erriere blaze. ainsi qu'nne pastee On
pied ganche. aucane msrqle on eiampe.
lie propri6taire du dit animal est prize de Sc
faire cepnaitre. prouver sa propriet6 ct payer les
frais, autrement lie dit animel sera vendu par lie
soussigne, 4 son bureau. Lundi lie "a Septembre,
1856, pour du compliant. ,
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