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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-06

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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
j0B PAINTING.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
SOUTHERN SENTINEL

Ca y " " = - u H ~ " ~ ~ = = " - -
GRATEFUL for the patronage that has here
VI tofore been extended him, would respectfully
inform his patrons and the public generally, that
having lately made considerable additions to his
Office, land contemplating making considerable
more in a short time) he is prepared to execute
with neatness and despatch, and in style equal
to any other office, every varietyof
Job Printing
Consisting Of -
Handbills of all descrip- Pamphlets;
tions; Lawyers briefsi
Blanks of all kinds. Ball Tickets;
Bill Heads; Funeral Tickets;
Wedding Tickets and Circulars;
Cards: &c &c &c.
And in fact any description of Job Printing, in
Black or Bronze.
And at prices as low as any other office in the
interior of the State
w. .P.BRADBURN, Proprietor
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-06

EsnsMAk The good, safe, packet steamer
llk1( OPELOUSAS, w. C. NEAL, mas
4 ster, will run rs regular packet be-
tween New Orleans and Opelousas, ticking freight
for Old River, Simmsport, Bayou des Glaze, and
alI landinss on the Atchafalaya. W7
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PACKETS.


F@c@A The new and fine steamer Mu.
l sic, Capt. W. McCOMBS, leaves
= Plaquemine on her downward trip
every Wednesday afternoon At o'clock. Re.
turning, lea"es New Orleans for Bayou Sara and
all intermediate landings, every Saturday at
o'clock @s ]el
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-06

NH The new steamer BLUE HAM,
MOCK leaves Dardenne's Landing for
Last Island every Monday Morning, at o'clock,
A. NJ. For freight or passage apply on board, to
Roth Brothers or to Geo, E. Sprague.
aug4 M. SCHLATRE, IT,
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ACHILLE ST. ,DIZIER

CHILLE s +. DlZ1ER,
-Successox to Hiram Sigler-
HAvING BOUGHT the Establishment Of
II Mr.. HIRAM EIGLER, ON Bank Street, and
after the 7th Of nett month, shall be prepared
to carry on the same line Of business heretofore
carried on in said Establishment, such as general
WHEELWRIGHT, BLACKSMITH IND
HORSE SHOELNG SHOP.
ALSO
LOCKSMITH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY
IRON WORK
FOB GRAVE YARDS.
/ Twill also attend to my old profession, such as
putting up and repairing of Steam Engises, Ssgar
Mlls, Saw Mills and Corn MI2s
Terms-Liberal. FL
Thankful for past patronage, respectfully
colicit my friends and the public in general for
continuance of the same. W29
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-06
PLAQUEMINE:

Saturday, October 8. 1855.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-06

IL QUR 1U8x1QkOS 1ROS4s
,s MARKET ST.
- N. MARIX, grateful for the
favors hitherto bestowed upon him BY
ltd generous public, takes this occaaion to
ss0s return them his thanks, aud to state to
them that be has made considerable improve
ments: and feels that he can sately assert that IN
reference TO the substantials and Injuries Of his
tabIe. and comfortable lodging, that his house 10
aaeond to nons in this community. Call and az
exarpins far yourselveA ap2l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24
EAw ROCKS.

Corner Of Union and Cherry Streets.
Adams Ejectment, Philips on Insurance,
Adams Equiiy-Ludlow Parsons Select Equity Cases,
Golfers Roscoe's Criminal Evidence.
Augell 4 Ames on Corpora Story on Bills,
lions, Story on Agency,
Angel on Water Courses, Story on Promssory Notes,
Angel on Assignments, Story's neutrality-suspicious.
Archibaid's Nisi- Prius, Story on Rsilments,
Archibald sCrimnal Practice Story on Partnership,
Bouyier's Law Dictionary, Story on the Constitution,
Bouyier's Institutes Story IS Equity Pleading,
Barbour's ChanceryP Sorys Conflict of Laws,
Bright's Husband and Wife, Story on Contracts,
Blaekstones Commentaries, Starkie on Evidence,
Gritty on Contracts, Spences Equity Jurisprudce
Chitty S General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases,
Gritty on Bills, Smith on Contracts,
Chittys Criminal Law, United States Equity Digest,
Chtty's Civil Pleading, yattell's Law of Matt ous,
Daniels Chancery Practice, Wharton's Criminal Law
GreenIeafs Cruise = Real Wheelers Chancery Digest.
Property, Wills on Lircumstantial Eyi.
Greenleaf on Evidence, dence,
Hill on Trustees, Williams Executors
Hare Wallace's Cases in Whar.on's Precedents, In
Equity dctments, &c.
Jarman on Wills, Statute Laws of Tennessee
kent's Commentaries Swans Tenn. Reports
janis
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PORTRAIT PAINTING

Ne. PoINDExTrR has lately finished the portraits
Of several wellllnown citizens ef tis place: among
OTHERS Of Gen. AEDFEToN and DR.. c. K WINSTON.
The fnll-leneth portrait OF the Hon. CAVE Johnson,
painted FOR the GAINESVILLE Female Institute, has
not yet been removed, and may be seen at Mr..
POINDExTERs rooms.
We are not critic in any Of the fine arts and
speak, therefore of these portraits maialy as ad-
mrable llIeresses. We are certain that We have
never seen better. It seems to us, also, that, as
works Of art, these pictures viii stand the test Of
the kneenest criticism.
Mr.. PoINDExTER is evidently gentleman Of tai
eut and genius. His studio is over BeTys book
store. We hope his business here will be equal to
lis Great merits
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24
FURTHER NEWS BY THE BALTIC.

A new Ministry has been formed, and Lord Pal
merston has been appointed Premier All the 9TH
er members of the late Cabinet retain office except
Aberdeen, Newcastle and Russell,
The following men compose the new Ministry
Premier, Lord Palmerston; War, Lord Farmerly
Fox Maue; Foreign Affairs, Earl of Clarendon;
Home Department, Sidney Herbert; Colonial AT
fairs, Sir George Grey; Exchequer, W. Gladstone;
Admiralty, Sir James Graham Chancellor, Lord
Crauworth; President of the Council, Earl of Gran
ville Keeper of the Privy Seals, DIXIE of Argyle;
Public Works, Sir W. Wordsworth; President of
Board Of Control Sir Chas. Wood; Postmaster,
Lord Canning. Without Office, the Marquis of
Lansdowne. Aberdeen, Russell and Newcastle go
out Panmure comes il, and the balance are the
same as the late ministry.
There is very little other news.
NJ Magne has been appointed French Minister
of Finance, and Rucher Minister of Agriculture
Sir Chas Napier made a savage speech against
the Government.
Parliamentary explanations were made by states
men, falling to form the Cabinet.
Nearly 100000 sterling was voted for war pur
poses.
The North American fisheries bill passed, and
Parliament adjourned for the week.
At the request of Lord Palmerston, it YVES 10 re-
assemble on the 18th inst
The Earl Of Aberdeen is created Knight Of the
Garter.
The Lord Mayor Of London has given grand
banquet Amongst those present were Lord Cardi
gan, Sir Charles Napier, and other notables from
the Crimea and the Baltic, who were received with
enthusiasm.
SrCharles defended himself and bitterly attacked
the Administration.
On the Reconstruction Of the British Cabinet,
Derby, Lansdowne, John Russell and Clarendon,
were successfully sent for by the Queen.
All failed to form cabinet, and when Palmerston
was called in, they succeeded.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A NEW HAMPSHIRE EDITOR.
CONCORD, Feb. l8.-Mr Barton, editor Of the
Concord Reporter dropped dead yesterday from
disease OF the heart. lie had just concluded
speech at political meeting, and was in the act of
taking his seat when he fell and expired
New ORLEANS Feb. 20.-Cotton has declined
from an eighth to quarter Of a cent on qualities
below Middling. The sales to-day comprised 1000
bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24
BROOKLYN.

We call the attention Of cur readers to the ad-
vertisementi in our columns by J. LAR w. Brown
Of forty splendid Building Lots in the new town
oBrooklyn, being the Page tract of land, contain
ing about 275 acres, about two miles north of the
the city, 10 be sold at public sale on the premises
on Wednesday. the 2Slh inst About twenty-five
lots front on the Whites Greek and Brick Church
TuTnpikes commanding fine view of the city Of
Nashville Those who wish pleasant country
residence within twenty or thirty minutes ride Of
tine city, and exempt from the heavy corporation
tax, well as the dust and heat Of the city now
have IN opportunity Of procuring one. There are
more beautiful building sites in Brooklyn than in
any other tract of land within the same distance of
the city Another very great inducement offered
in the sale Of these lots, Is discount Of one per
cent. per month made for cash payments.
Most of the handsome building lots on the Louis
vile Branch and Gallatin Turnpikes have been al
ready improved, which viii give an increased de-
mand for building lots on the Brick Church and
Whites CreeI, Turnpil5eg
Gov. Helm, while in the city few days since,
gave assurances that the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad would be under way again this year.
The Henderson Railroad must be built at no dis
tant day, as the high price Of coal and the uncer-
tainty Of river navigation win force its construc-
ton.
The impetus given TO property in Edgefeld by
the sale Of lots in Shelbys, Houston's and other
additions, and the many dwellings that viii be
erected during the present year, will cause proper
II to enhance rapidly in value for miles ont on all
the turnpikes leading to Edgefeld
Ornnibusses viii leave the Public Square at l0b
O'Clock, A M on day Of sale, giving free passage to
and from Brooklyn.
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GREAT ATTR
Public SAC OF splendla TsnildIng lois.

Public Sale of Splendid BnildIng Lots.
ON WEDNESDAY, 2Sth inst at II o'clock, on the pre-
~ misses being the Page tract Of land about two miles
from The city, will sell at public sale about FORTY of
the most beautiful Lots offered within the dis
lance II the CITY. Some % Of the Lots front the
White Greek and Brick Pike commanding fine view of
The city Of Nashville The Ioscentain from to 20
Oh the tract o. land there are from TO Is failing
springs; the soil good and The neghbcrhocd is excel
iect. On many of the lots there large number Of
the most beautiful cedar Iees-other timber also
This sale presents the finest inducements for investment
that has ever been offered III this market.
- Omnbuses will leave the Public Square at 10 ocpk,
A. NJ, giving free passage to and from the lots
Terms, TO- IS and a months credit without in
teres for well endorsed payable in bank and lien
retained.
Come one! come all Make tbe modern Brooklyn to
Nashville what the great Brooklyn is to New Yorkll
j. L. 4 r. W. BROWN
T. r. GL4sCoCK AuctioneeT feb2O
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TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

PTTTsBuRc Feb. %, noon-The river is falling,
with feet water in the channel Weather clear
Snow fell last night to the depth of one inch
New YoRK, Feb, %, noon Cotton unchanged,
business limited Flour unchanged, with mod
crate business, 5000 bbls sold; Southern quiet
Wheat market firm, sales of Southern white at
/ 25a2 80. Corn firm, sales of 5000 western
mixed at 94a95 Pork firm; beef unchanged; lard
dull Whisky heavy at laa32 Stocks better and
active. Money is abundant Ohio skies Of 1915
l063; Kentucky Is year bonds l0l; Missouri skies
81; Indiana ives 81; New York Central "a; Michi-
gan Central 50; Reading 75ll; Erie 455; Cleveland
and Toledo 694. 49, q
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, noon.-River stationary
Weather cloudy. Whisky firm at %. Flour 8 25.
Provisions quiet, but firm, 400 bbls. old mess pork
sold at IL 90. Groceries firm; Molasses % for old
and "a for new. Coffee IL, Sugar 4Ia5.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-night- weather has
turned clear and cold
CINcINNATI Feb 23.-night- stationary
Flour firm IS 25s$S So Whisky 24aa25; Mess
Pork SO so.
Nav YORK, Feb. 23--nigh t-Corn dull Pork
firm, old Mess Sl3 so; Lard lower, 9!a9s. Money
plenty.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-The editor Of the Union
has received the sword of Gen. Jackson from bis
family, and designs presenting it to Congress.
The Union this morning announces the follow
ing combinations: s.,
John Appleton, Of Maine, Secretary of the Le-
CATION at London; Sam'l s. Cox, of Ohio, Secre-
tary of Legation at Peru; Oliver H. Perry, of New
York, Consul to Canton
SENArE-Mr. Brown moved that 0he House
concurring) the Speaker of the House and Presi-
dent of the Senate be directed to adjourn their
respective branches OF National Legislature at u
O'Clock, midnight, on Saturday the Sd of March;
after some debate was agreed to yeas, %; nsys13
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DISSERTATION OLE PARTNERSHIP.

TINE firm OF Hillman, Napleer Co. has this day been
dissolved, and Daniel Ilillman George W. Hillman,
and Charles Rman have purchased the entire interests
of the other partners The business will hereafter be
ried ON under the style of HlLLMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville Memphis and at the Rolling Mil Cumber.
land nyer and under the style of RUNYAN, nlLLMAN
BROTHERS at St Louis. All debts owing to the late
firm are be paid to man Brothers, and all debts ow
ing by the late firm will be paid by man Brothers, who
are alone authorized to sign the of the late firm in
liquidation We solicit for the newfrm continuance of
the patronage literally extended TO u.s.
January ), 1855.
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NEW BOOK ON spIRITUALIsM.

"SPIRIT-COMMUNlON Record of Communications
from the SptSpheres, with incoutesibe evidence OF
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
j. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press.
This is one of the most remarkable books of the age
whether we regard the nature Of the
tons it records The strange presents or the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon The III
ture life its able and distinguished Editor has offered IN Its
eloquent pages 1t is very well adapted to the object had
in yiew and command an extensive circulation No
man can read without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
of it's religion the beauty and Sbiuty Of its appeals and
the honesty and feaIlessness Of its author.
For sale at the Book Stores of the city. ranl2-tf
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New Books! New Books!

THE WIFE'S VICTORY. By Mrs. Emma D. &
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Mrs SOuhworih is the finest an hOress in the country.
Her style is iorcibe and bol There is exciting ine-
rest in all her COMPOSITIONS which renders them the
popular novels in the English language. '-1eg I0k Mr.
TOr
Mrs Southworth is the best American writer OF The
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She has superior and there is chasteness and pm
ry in ali that she writes which commends her TO the a
probation Of every thoughtful mind "-Ba9naoTe Rps1t
can
She is woman Of brilliant genius. "-Otiye Branch
she is the best fiction writer in the country -Befao
Express.
Sheis the most original and talented of living female
wrters,"-FuJlie Ledger.
Lille IN the Clearings versus The Bush. By Mrs
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NAY ana December; Tale Of Welded Life. BY
Mrs. hubback l vol paper. Price so cents
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Being OF the most interesting Historical Romapces ever
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L. r. GLAsoocK. Auctioneer.
NOTICE.

At the last regular meeting Of the Fire Association of
Nashville the following report wss submitted by the COM
mittee Cor The collection Of premiums-FiZ:
Your committee for the collection of premiums beg leave
to report that in the discharge OF their duty they called
upon Nr Joseph Nash Agent for the Ena Granite and
Penn. Mutual Insurance Companies for his proportion OF
the premiums awarded by common consent OF the under
writer's aud that be refused not only pay but 10 recog
nizs the right or Justice Of the claim.
Thinking IT Rniair that the Offices for which Mr. Nash is
agent should reap the benefits OF protection from the Fire
Department without contributing in measure to the
support OF IT, We earnestly recommend that this Association
take some definite action in regard 10 1t.
All CT which is respectfully Submitted
f. FORBES
g. A. FOSTER
NheTeupon the following Preamble and Resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted-vz:
UAereas Joseph Nash Esq agent for sundry Insurance
Companies taking risk property IN the city of Nashville
and vicinity has refused aler repeated application 10
caapy with the long established usage Of underwriters
taking risks in this city The payment OF his proportion Of
the premiums awarded by common consent OF insurers
sustain tie Fire Department Therefore,
h, reurel That UpOI. the occasion If fires 2rece-
dRcs rR be gie,a esyy instance IN protecting property
such msy be insured and to such insured in
other offices than those Cor which lir Nash is agent
S,igs1 That the above bepubiished in the city rarers
GEO. Il. ShEPERD. No. ],
JN0. /. GLENN, No. 2,
J.. FREEMAN, no. 5, Cln
JNO. FELTS, No. d.
CANNON SPAIN, Fire Pol.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24

NHE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
ing Works Cumberland river, prepared 10 exc
cute orders for Iron which viii warrant to be equal IN
quality to any offered in this market. We solicit
continuance Of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
give the that best exeTOns shall be used to
give satisfaction those who NAV favor with their
ders. UILLMAN BROIHhkS.
ian20-1m
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Amabel; A Family History.
BY MARY ELIZABETH WORMELEy,

await and Love himself will bring
The dropping flower of knowledge changed 10 fruit
OF wisdom. Wait: my faith is large in time,
And that which shapes it to some perfect end"
IsznysoH.
Z" A work OF uncommon merit, force OF thought and
original interesting incident. "-BOS0H 4dUertiscr.
alt bears the stamp of much than ordinary ge-
nius"-P WPitdR Recorder.
1t contains many scenes Of highy-wrought INTEREST,"
PHtndAt.
This story remarkable for the intensity Of the sent-
ment it emoodes. for its vigorous and polished dieon
great range of scene aud character and for originality and
energy Weekly Dcspatch
"a story of heart joys and trials not without stirring
incidents aud romantic turns."-C iristidH Inquirer
"There is charm in this tale that is irresistible Al
bfny Argus.
"'Amabel' is far above the range of common fiction,
both STYLE sentiment and II is written with
vgor strength and cearness Of purpose The interest
the story is wholly sustained The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation. The style is admirable
Home journal.
With many others. Just received BY
febS +. HAGAN, Market street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS ron 1855.

A. J. DUNCAN C CO.,
No, 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
JAYE now in store large proportion of their extern
1 sive stock OF Foreign and Domestic, StaPeand Fan
cy Dry Goods,
EmbrOderies,
lAcSS,
While Goods,
Irish and French Linens,
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings &C.;
Which they offer the most favorable terms. The trade
aud dealers are reques ed 10 favor them with an early call
They viii be receiving throughout the season regular
shipments Of every novelty in Dress Goods Embroideses
&c. IL.
!. }. DUNCAN & CO.
No. 20 Public square
n. B.-a00 bales Brown Sbcetings and Drliings Of
Southern Manufacture for which agents.
ieb2l 4 J. d. d co.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Trbv Morgan & Co.
REE.sEE9 HS ON HAND!

IMpORTAHT 10 THUSE AtELl WITH hUfIUhE
WY A. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURERS AND FILTER, of No. l,
Fgans Buildings Adams street, Memphis, Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Shermans New Orleans Truss Esab
shment respectfully announces to the citizens OF Nash
vile and vicinity that he has arrived with COM
rle'e assortment of mechanical contrvances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE of all forms of
HERNIA Mr. Gliddon's leug experience, and the
fact that he is backed by the brighSt and most in
ellgent physicians of the South West warrant him in
serng that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang misfortune would do well TO call on him
soon as be arrvesbusneSS arrangements not permitting
him to remain long. The Medical Faculty will be
called upon by Mr.. GliddOn who will explain TO
them the pecularities of his instruments. Each Truss
is made to ORDER, thus insuring PERFEcr PIT; and
as each individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient experiences wa he never did betOre) COMFORT
and SECURITY which render him again of TO himself,
and cheer him with the prospect OF final and radical cure
Mr. GddOn during his long experience has fitted ruP-
ured eases children at toe breast up to parties who
have reached their F" three score and ten"
cuabe value to the planting community inasmuch as the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects of human perspraOn more especially
that of the negro race.
Mr. GliddOn be found for short time at the City
Hotel Room 26 Nashville. where he refer 20 of
the prominent citizens of this city, whilst in Memphis he
cnmes recommended BY Drs Robards and Taylor, Pro-
fssors Memphis Medical College, Drs. Peyton, Pittman,
TAYLOR, Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Jan. % lS5J-tf