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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04


CELEBRATIONS Io.bAE-1'le virginia Stale
Fencibles and lie German Rifle company will pa.
fale this morning. The PenCibleS, after patadinp,
will repair 10 tho Court House, wtete Tie DecIu.
ration Of Independence will be read nnd al ad'
dftss delivered.
TIE Fife Companies lcve made extensive pre-.
pamIiOns TT the reception of The visiting compa.
mics from Seubcnville. The committee OF ur.
sungemsnis have adopted tIrs following order Of
ntuCeejIngS:
The companies are 10 meet at The wharf on The
Arrival a The guess--ptocepl 10 lie Market Space
and liere form Iine--prOceed from thence uI'
MARKET 10 North, down North 10 Main, down Main
10 Fist, up Fist 10 ChapIne, up Chap'ine 10
Third, down Third 10 Market, up Market 10 Bid.
lIe, down Blldle 10 Main, up Main 10 John, up
John 10 Fifth, up Filh 10 Quincy, down Quincy to
Fourth, up Fourth 10 Uuion, down GniOn to Mar.
ket, down Market 10 Quincy down Quincy TO
Main. up Main TO Monroe, up AlOntoe to Market,
up Market 10 Union, up Union 10 Main, up Main
10 The Suspension tItIdge; from thence proceed 10
the Island and then retnrO 10 the Market Place
and dismiss lot dinner.
The dinner will he given al The SpEigg House.
The Pencbles and Itiaenen have been invited
10 CsCon The FirclRen.
A numtet Of schools will unite ina celebration
on lha Island.
The othet celebrations we hear Of are Of pri'
vale nature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
NAV np1rANs MAnKrr

NEw ORLEANS, June 29-Colton unsettled, 100
bales ,niLjIinE olIeted al l0AIO4c, Sales fot the
week 25tO, lmporlnttnns Of colon for the ok
i3, 800. against 1900 LOST year. Receipts nj this
pot less Than last year col 600 Stock 81 1900
Flour and corn IluS decIllv'l. Stock coffee lot the
week 5000 bays. Sales 10000 prime al IGSall.
Fl iglls Un cotton | Liverpool 3S. I'D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

A1IlES&uS- FouErn or luLY ESrERTArSNESr.
II gan Anniversary bill IS presented to-day, in
two entertainments, one Ills OfetUoon, and one
tonight. Three admirable comedies will be PIE.
scented tonight, besides which Mrs, CHAPMAN will
delivers an address to lie steuLenyille and Wheel.
luz Fitemen. The accomplished danseuse M'LLE
IIESRlErrA will appear in grand. National dance
The Athen@um will be Tie place Of amusement
tonight. Go eu:Iy II you want 10 get seat,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

FouRrn or JVNY,--rhe best discourse that we
can present on our National anniversary, The most
touching sentiments that we can ofEst to every
true lover Of his country and The most eloquent
upptal we can make 10 those who In moment OF
Jolly would entertain notions subyer$iye Of the
Union and The Constitution, Is tie Declaration Of
Independence, which we publish to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

ASo1MEA lol OF new and fashionable music, 10
whish The attention Of our lady readers is par
ticnlArly invited, arrived in our city yesterday by
express. Among them may be found Ruth Hail.
end IdIewiIj,' 'Schothsine' bes,des songs tOolnu.
,nerous to mention. Callat The book store Of Rob
insOn Il Bro, Washington Hall. Whcle sheet mu.
sic fOr the piano aul guitar may be had III abun.
dance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

THUS SPOKE a wlAe. and eJotl mani but mark the
SnNye Lei teg titlS hear hlrl, and iheNdetlde wle-
Eulel on OF Lc l,te whole IL Pets0Ndl men,
F'ithiNthti kSlh htsr.5 !, =, ~ =, d "a. f.siNV
u. 10Y JsuNs ". l. alettt, lilo talented ard lhatmni-
IN Q, llYt highly popular AMI extensively Rad pa
Fa' published al FIet CkbI,E,
" hs q lilo ISth OF May, lS, thus speaks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
rELEGIR,APAiC NEWS
AIlIT5R6aHERyl5TF

Cnu1oo, JuIyl9. lheIsneclal mali agent this
morning, arrested T'SeC: 2. Dsnt,iOp, eeIh iniheI
Post ONCE, lot roGblHg the mails Of $4,000 III
bank note', which wete found in histoo6t Tile
general belief Is that some 5000 OF 5000 have
been LOST from tie nall Ills brother was arrest.
ed in april las! for The same offence. lIenston
Is In iait, saf rs u7lEr .7"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
neArtt NJ sIlN .s1.nnre

b ....F- ~" LH"a oCN'othSN" -.
PnlLADELpHtA, Inly2.--lieal intense. 10 deaths
have occnuell from sun.stroEe since Saturday,
Donald Mckay Is 10 build The Steamship Pioneer
OF a new line between Ibis pOIt and Liverpool.
She is 10 10 S2j feet long, 45 fret deep. The
0torleIplaced In The Exchange news toon attract
ed much attention on account q its beauty. vi,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
pA,tRo1n actfprNT,

IlosroS, July 2,--lhe outward bound train ran
on tlIe tack " hen uenr WmchcndOn. Tic eli.
giI,e, baggage clr and tender were ptecptnted
down M rmbankment 10 feel lrigh The fireman
was hui, hut Tic rest eScnnelI uniMiuIId.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

July 2--WrSlcrn white corn sells nj S0nSOc pei
hnSh Oats iSl.wet Sales 40 lnns hemp al 90
Mess PORK SIS, FrsishIs on corn 10 Liverpool, 8
pence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

No PAPER will be issued from this Office iO.InOs.
TOW. Our ptiutets, like ourseIf srd entitcIy TOO
patriotic to pursue tneit usual Oyocalians to day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
JAMES 8. MARSH,
EEw WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
RNT1Tt IND NTTHEI HTI0RF

No. 3S Nonroc street, wheeling, Va.
EEAT NOOK TO HREER, OFT ANnCU,
T AN now receiving al my, new stole Tohn on Monroe
street, largo and elegant RSSUI lmlcnl Vi boots and
NlOCS Which ta selected with sCI: cafe Nnd hal matt
naCiuled by tie best wOIkMtn IN tho Eas expressly IOr
this tralC an now prepared ~ accommodate my Gus
TONERS cer wlOiCsacO r cail will yalicty Of Spring
aud Summer GUOlls not 10 bC surpassed by any oihcr
lulEc III the city, elhoI IN StItc wO knanslp Or uud
blty.
9nNhSt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
SM,EDTCAlT2 8 ?
1--WE WOULD E0r.GlyE a DOLLAR FOR
Y ALL THE TlNoruRE HAMPTON

owe WOULD NOT Glyss 4 DOLLAR FOR
ALL TiIE 1lNoTURE HAMPTON
s!!g,t \ ]. EpRIt' alADE'n M ttF
THUS slOkela Ylses and eOol mani but mark The
tagEe. LEI tIeg6tlS hear tirl and lheHdeiiae wle-
!. 70 tgsI G or Gcpde whole. " RSJ'toaI t'ta,
Roy Jaurs W i, aSeui,. lilo talented AID hatnnl.
e S w. q ut highly pVpuaLpRl cktegsIye idr,
NJ igsIlshsd at
of n,s,a q ic 18Th Of May, lS thus speaks
W ""F'hs ICStidHt fiArlhft! st
Some lime sGn we merely alluded 10 lamptons Veg
ei@G!e ileMe, With pIomlsC ot RClellg loVc psttc'
use During our cOctisie tOuIte owing 10 seirnaIy
habits We Ccanc L arsepIie aS NJ Mere Very @Se
troubled with Vertigo. Fur nNe llantwelSe ytais ael
Two alCll0S II Tie sMlnsOl 1884, our Health httauue
SO delicate that 4 was with goat hifIcUy We could al
Iend 10 the ordinary dulles OF our pIoisssion livery
thing we alto Immediately tuned Seli our digestive OF.
sapS LsrsUe Wholly deragei I0sirs as II 10 usal
heir aetlyiIy AID Vitality we wc'e COatany depeSs
cd IN splIl our energy almost IOIsook Us, aud hoh HUG
hut NECESSITY III ced us on 10, GcilUL, IA
Ml AGell strong hedlellts. observed sIest par.
er4T!iy ~ OIL iri, eIt all 10 h1pirpose wehSL de-
slaltd 81 ever recovering our health when female
ielS q outs impoIlue Us 10 get bottle Of llaRpOns
Vesrtabls linelUe assuring uSllat We wpald find great
I've, oa! ls EsS. We PIsii spleI JIG HOH'9 not
aI as our own individual heath was tONelie ed We
au no 1iI " or any Olher Nedcle IN eeellhs cue
oMGS, ~ ue SllMess 81 lSr heart, however, without
consulting us about H. sic sent and cot one bottle aud
urged US 70 pe1tFl o. H. and iOt her sske, as Il could not
oSHlby 0uG u.s. 10 uc II according TO direction For
Ae k iet9ns We had Ior Der aud her act Of EEdRtss,
we plomsSd 10 10 50 Ana without tho less esEfera-
d one bottle we fell like sew nan. ", l,id
1--WE uStl' ConsecuvelS, from ten 10 fifteen bottles
We wee aIraIa to Eye j w tearing our old diseases
uniformly correct our head clear, aud 30 al as our Ia.
bots toIa iAbIiIts RESPONSIBILITIES, aud worldly sa,es
will allow, OUT splits have been b.uant srI Ne e,t
fs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

WE TegTel 10 Hhu INC following announcement
IN the Cincinnati Times Of Monday: .
Death Of Mr.. Pollock, CLERK Of tie Nhttie
Myne.1 We:EeGtet 10 htur Of The death of Mr..
PlaIOH II. Pollock, ngel twenty eight, late Ol
Wheeling, vO. liz died OF chOIeEa, in this city,
yesterday afternoon. FOr sevetal years past, he
has been obief CLERK OH various river steamers, aud
lately presided In the office Of tie Matte Wayne.
As an officer, lie was active aud efficient AMI as
gentleman was beloved bv many fIienAs. ond re-.
SPECIFIED by NIL his associates. Ills numerous friends
will heat u his departure 10 that "bonrns IRON
wteuce no traveller rrIUEns," with emotions OIL
ntOGOund SOtHOW. l.... N,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

TnE STEAM Unsatisfactory persons who are
constantly in tile way Of listening 10 The hortId
howl Of the steam whistle are unocquainted with
The mechanical means by which lie effects nre
produced. We eGtfact the following description
oIihe instrument hon lhe Railroad Record as Il
conveys The knowledge In few and cIca. Words
The whi'tle 10 formed Of two cups, placed one
Above The 0ihef, and opening towards one Anoth.
It. The lower cup Is neatly filled ny batl or
Elan'l, so as 10 leave narrow annplat 0nehl g OF
Use inch In width, around lht edge Of The cup.
The aP2sr cup Is hollow, and Its lower edge Is a.
tout one Inch, OF inches from tie lower cup.
NY admi!linR steam Though O valve 10 the lower
cup 'tescapeS though an annulut opening and
lInlrHges against lls edge VI tho inyetlet cup
This PrOldces the sound. The heaviest Whistles
!0t locomotives ntcSix inches In diameter Tile
hollow upper cup is made 0l sheel brass o. c0pper
----------1 $NS-,-- ------- SRI
ASEcporE or CrASCELrnR KSSr.-The lAte
Chancellor Kent was onU ri thOsU men whose H..
nate dignity enabled him 10 lake in good patl 70.
mIlIaTity-the result OF ignorance and accidents
lie was exceedingly fond 0f mntIial music, and
heating hedfUms OF recruiting party, who had
akeR station oil the corner OF the street, beat
point OF wal, he walked out 10 lislen 10 Il nearer.
inSenSlbIy lie Wbs wnStlIng lie burden of The
,OAe when tIIu man Of war accosted him as fol-
you ote fond Of such music, then, my Gne lei.
lOWl'
YES, was Tho reply. AL
well then,' said Sergeant Klle, 'why not Join
H'' Good qusttets, good bounty, large bountyl--
Besides. OUT captain Is glorious fellow. Why
Goht you nowl You can't 10 better'
WcIl,' said The Chancellor, 4 have one pretty
Riong oblscliOnJ XIII ,r.4E wH i,
what tsiU' said lie sergeant,
why Just now happen to have a somewhat
Cttlpi iiaie., ~ ~ Al
what trade Is it1' said The inquisitot ls-
Lam Cbaheellotof The State Of New York;
Whswp mutteEel tile Sergeant, 'Stlke up
soet Time iotYetd, tnatctH 40 w {,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
EVANSVILLE, ONO.

''F5'F''F'7EE"I S'''V'
W. J. u IoaIcr,miM,-
dear sir =. have been afflicted or thee years with
rheumatism IN my bach, 0mG lor lin last IN months hot
able 10 get ont VI my he'd without help AMI your agent ~
our Cy Insisted OH uy'n! WC bottle Oi Chang Fhu
lincnt and try what GlCt IL would lNvci AID Ohe hot
Tic las relieved INC &O mLCl that was Nhc IL gel out u
my bed without difficulty. lih1S been bless Ilg IL lei
lust try Il for IUuiAUl and you will b. well peatCd
MKS. ". COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

DoY's cali boots,
ID DO KipbVGiSy
10 Calf Oxford Ties,
do hTUg1nSj
BOYS boots and khOts Of every kind and descriptions
Also, ChdIcnS Shoes, CATERS, &c Of all SORTS and
sleSi IN acl call suit everybody In anything they mar
want IN my He DOn forget l.3 Main WhetlinS,
Va, \. l.. DORSEY.
r. S.-COunlIy merchants sOItUg W OT cash will DO
well 10 call zap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04
Metz Stock Of Boots aud Shoes al
s N. i. DORSEY'S
l. t..,t COAX FALL ~ nd II "a

D., q 10 1913 AdiN q, aooFs ttlo3 IINitn ca
HAVING. returned from lilo Misunderstanding Rsip bIiS'
Ill nenis Tue Ktst with stock Of boots aud Slices,
se@pties al tle yaElsa siylss or Iho E[S,s9 al az
and al 10 ta and examine my stock, as All confident
that can st ell and eScty body provided good, pretty,
and cheap gopjs will doi intend 10 keep The heat qui
ty OF goods uy e and will sell elea ifnOt ciea
Of than Iley can Be bought elSewlee Tall and examine
my g0Ods aud Il tey dot please no charge Will DO nlade
iof eNaMhln1.,-- .f- -.-,- - .-'--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-04

Wholesale ard Retail Agents, .,...,..
THOMPSON ~ PATTERSON,
mY7-lY No. Iii Main street.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-13
AMERICAN HOTEL.
CROCKER & FOX. proprietors.

Aa The Proprietors having recently made additions,
KH reftted and furnished their House with furni
lS ture, take this method Of informing the travelling
public and citizens generally, that they are pre-
pared to accommodate all who may paronize them.
FAMILIES will find commodious accommodations in
private apartments, at this House.
The American Hotel is situated Piety HILL opposite
the Court House. and will at all times be found agree
able and pleasant home.
The Table will always be furnished with the choicest the
market affords, and good and accommodating servants
will be in attendance.
Sacramento, Georgetown and Placerville stages pass
this House daily.
An extensive Stable is connected with this House. where
travellers will find good accommodations for their horses
and at which Saddle Horses and Horses and Carriages
always be had.
Cooma, June 16, 1855. 1tf
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-13
Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER.

No. 80 Battery street, San Franchises.
EXPORTER of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
gans. 1 would invite country merchants visiting San
Francisco to call and examine my large stock of Cbhing
&C., &c
have hand and constantly arriving, the largest
sortment of every variety and style of Clothing of
house in this State. My stock amounts to over fwo
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
The goods manufactured under my own Supervision
made from the best material and in the most durable
manner. Persons buying my clothing will find large and
saeable sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding evety article they wish
in my stock My prices will be as Low, NOT LOWER
than they be found elsewhere in the market guar
antee each article SELL
Please call and examine my stock. Ism
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-13

A Carpenters Specification for the work and materials
required in building and finishing Court House and Jail
to be erected in Cooma Ell Dorado Comfy and be of
the following dimensions, viz: Eighty feet by forty five
feet S0x45 it. and to be two stories in height Basement
or JAIL nine feet Off, Second story sixteen feet 6f
all in the clear when finished all to be executed per
plans elevations, sections and specifications drawn by NJ
+. Butler Architect.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-13
Hunters and Sportsmen, Attention

~ FRANK BEKEART, the old Coloma Gun.
AN smith, established here in April, 1849," still con-
eQVf tinues to offer to the public his Gun-Shop
TH Main street, opposite the Theater, Coloma, the
p & most extensive and complete assortment of sport
ing articles in the country, consisting in part of
la H Guns, Pistols Powder Flasks, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Game Bags Bowie Knives, and Pocket
Cutlery Also-Eleys, Walkers, Colts, Hicks Starkey
and other Percussion Caps, waterproof dbl waterproof
and plain American and English Gunpowder. Bar lead,
bullets and Shot of all Sizes &C. &C. in fact everything
necessary for the equipment Of the hardy mountain hunter
or sportsman.
N. b. Frank B. is still on hand to do all kinds of Gun
and Pistol repairing as 1t should be done-n workmenke
manner-it being his legitimate trade, and having
been ourneyman in Colts factory he is fully competent
to repair those celebrated firearms in proper
Remember-all work warranted.
FRANK BEKEART.
Cooma, May 9, 1856. 26
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

WnROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
of Supervisors of E Dorado County, for the erection
of Court House and JAIL in the town OF Coloma after
the dimensions and specifications here following All Pro-
posas to be submitted before the 18th day OF octo-
ber A. D. 1855 The Contract shall be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder be determined by the Board
of Supervisors but who reserve to themselves the right
to reject any and all propositions which they may deem
to be erected and completed the earliest possible day
Complete plans and drawings Of the building be
at the Office of the County Clerk on and after Thursday
Sent Goth 1855 HENRY ROBINSON,
...' 7. M. REED
A. II. HAWLEY
Rnard of Snneryisors of El Dorado Co Cal
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL DRY o

n DIRECT FROM NEW YJRK.
TWO HUNDRED pieces American and Eng
l. lish Prints, assorted;
so pieces White, colored and Printed FIaunels do;
40 do rich Plaid Dress Linseys do;
10 do Canton Flannels ass'd. white and brown;
Is do Hickory Stripes, assorted;
10 do Apron Checks, do;
10 do Cotton Drillings ass'd. brown & bleach'd
IS pairs French and English bed Blankets, 1914,
Id, 12-4, asst'd;
Brow nand bleached Sheetings, Cd, lO-4, LA,
1874 wide;
Brown and bleached S~hirtings. 3D., rs, A. wide;
Cloths and Cassimeres, a beautiful assortment;
Satinets, Jeans. Tweeds, Cottonades, &c;
Cotton and Woollen Hosiery, a fine assortment;
Silk warp Alpaca; Mohair Lusties, Bombazines;
Fall plaid Ginghams, new and unique styles;
Printed and plain D~elaines, various styles;
English and French Merinos, Cashmeres, &c.
Ladies' Mourning Dress Goods, new styles, rich;
Ladies' Fancy do do, an elegant assort-
ment, embracing a variety Of new and beau
tiful designs;
Satines, Purelaine Plaids; Challice Checks and
Plaids, Cashmere and Lama Scotch Plaids,
&c: &c .
Just received and for sale ON fair terms by
scp15 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13

Poper of Gunporder-Some Of the effects
Of ignited ~ennpowder are wonderful. When
it is heapcd up in the open air and enfamed,
says one of the papers, there 10 no report and
ba, little effect produced. A small quantity
open and ignited in room forces the air out-
ward 80 as to blow out the windows; but the
same quantity confined within q barrel within
the same: room and igni;ed, tears in pieces and
sets on fire The whole house. Count Rumford
loaded a mortar with l20th Of an ounce of pow
der. and placed upon,it a 24-lb. cannon; he
then closed mp every opening. a. completely
as possible and fred the charge, which burst
the mortar with a tremendous explosion and
lifted up it, enormous weight. In another ex-
pertinent, be confined % grains Of powder in a
cylindrical space. which it just filled, and upon
being fred.it tore asundesa piece of iron
which would have resisted q strain Of 100000
pounds. a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
State Of Louisiann-Parish Of Derpille.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue Of an order or decree to me direc
II ted from the Hon. 9Th District Court O
the State of Louisiana in and for the Parish o
lberville, bearing date the 4lh instant, 1855
| will offer at public sale to The highest am
and last bidder, on
Thursday, st;l November next,
1855, between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock.
A. NJ, the following described PROPERTY, be
longing to the
Succession Of Valery Iemplet, deceased,
LIST, A certain lot or tract Of Land situated
in the parish of lberville, on the left bank Of
Grand River, EAST side) bounded above by
lands belonging 70 Landry g. Brother, and be,
low by lands belonging 10 II. J. Hyde, meas
suring seven acres 'front.' on said river BY a
depth of about twenty one acres, between pa
rallel lines, and containing one hundred and
twenty one acres, more or less.
I'd. One undivided half of a certain quuanti-
ty or lot of cord wood, belonging to the COM
munity and H. J. Hyde, in all about eighty
cords. ~
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The land to be sold, two hundred dollars
cash, and the balance in three equal install
ments payable in all the months of March
1856, 1857 and 1858.
The cord wood payable in all the month of
March 1856. Purchasers to furnish their notes
endorsed TO the satisfaction of the Admins
traitor, payable at the Office Of the Recorder of
this parish. bearing 8 per cent interest from
after maturity till paid, and to secure the
payment nj the ssme, special mortgage to be
on the land.
j JOS. II. ERWIN. Sheriff.
Parish 81 befvills, 4th Oct, l855.-oct6
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
seNyMENM s1AgAMAAe


The Foreign ExeAussgg ia
Gen. Washington admonished the American
people to beware of the nsidiols Milesso Of for-
eign influence, as the most deadly foe to re-
publican governments.
And Mr.. Jefferson, in view Of the approach
ing evil which he foresaw, before the forms
alton of the national Constitution, expressed
his wish that some measures could be devised
to arrest the influx of so many foreigners ana
this too, at a time when there were not 5000
in this country. If the old PATRIARCH. and aus
thor of the Declaration of Independence could
now revisit the SCIENCES of his ancient glory,
what would we not hear from his lips!, He
would actually concur in the wish which he
was then inclined to do, of Silas Deane, 'that
an ocean Of fame rolled betveen US and Europe!
Does any sane man believe that the evils
which | have attempted to depict would not
result from the establishment among us OF so
many aliens! We know that they band toge-
Their, isolate them .elvee from the native Popu>
,atiop, organize separate military companies,
keen their native banners and notices, and can
generally dictate to each of the former parties
what nominations they wish, and select their
own Offices. Give then, the control of the in
stitutions of the State, and they would lord it
over the natives, with an insolence and tyranny
which it would be difficult to withstand. Our
native laws and institutions would go by the
board, and those of foreign growth would re-
place them. We would he involved in the
domestic contests Of Europe, standing armies
would be kept on foot, and the people Of the
United States would be taxed to death, by the
new masters which a destructive national policy
has given US. We would be treated as bad as
ever Norman treated Saxon, and the once
proud American would be made to feel like a
slave. Such is the language Of an eloquent
correspondent of the Bee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
.aiing that the crowd would rush upon and lynch

fearing ths, the crowd would rush upon and lynch
him.
"A crowd Of more than 200 men soon collected
about the Jail, cut out the door, took him out 10
the graveyard, were he confessed his crimes. He
was allowed some time to prepare for death and
had the benefit 81. spiritual advice from a clergy
man, after which he was hung upon the limb of a
tree. fN't
although this illegal mode Of Furnishing crime
is deplorable, under circumstances so agggravating
in their character, it is in some degree pardoiable.
and it should teach the lesson to the race to which
thisw retched being belonged, as well 40 Others,
that such devilish deeds are certain Of visiting upon
the heads Of tho perpetrators 2 sure and terrible
seEs