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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27
IVEKCOMPLAINT, JAUNDlCE Ul

INEkCOMPLAINT JAuNDlCE,D hS.
ILpepsa Chrome Nervous Dchilty, Discnsc of the
Kidneys, aud ali diseases arising from Dsordcred
Liver or Soraoi such ~ Constipation Inward Piles
Fulnes., Blood the Head. Acidny of the Stomach,
Nau Heartburn Disgust iur Food, tuluess weight
L. the Stomach Sour Eruciatinns Sinking 81 tlutcrnG
the rit of the Stomnoh Swimming o Tia" II nd, lur
ried and difficult Breathing, futteriug NJ the Heart
Choa king Su1ucaiine Sensations when in living pos
Dimuess OF Vision, Dots chs before the sight
Fever and Dull PAN in the Heat, Deficiency al Pers
piraon. Nenwuess of the skin and Ewes Pain in the
Sile Back Chest Limbs &c. Sudden fushcS at Heat,
Burning in the Feh, Constant magniugs al Evil, ami
great depress ION OF Spi,io be ehectuay cured 10y
DocrER HoorIAKps CtLEBRATfp
GERMAN BlTTERS,
prepared by DR.. {. NJ .Iackcun German Medicine
Store No 100 Arcl at one door below Sixth Phiada.
Their power the above diseases is cxcclrd,
# e4ueled. by any other preparation in the United
States, the cures attest, in rany cascs after Skul
physicians uad iaed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention OF lnvnlid4
Possessing great virtues in the ectihcatiun of tie liver
and lesser glands eeisng the most searching power
in weakness and affections e the digestive orguu, they
wthal sa. e. cerain and pleasant.
VIRGINIA TEsrtNoNY.-Dr. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
Va. eb 9TH, 1852 said; Il am entirely Of the
German Bitlers. They have become al the rage Moth
ngflae sells
The Tenth Legion published ut Wuodsock Va
said. Jan 10th 1880: "a Great Medicnc.--Wo have
uniformly retained from recommending to the public
any Of The various patent medicines of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced ct their value. Among those
,n-der worthy of notice. a the German Bitters in.
ented by DIR. Hoofand and prepared by DR.. Jackson,
Philadelphia. One instance in particular. il which
he superior virtues OF medicine ave been tested,
/ a. fallen under obserynti m. Daring the last
of Mr.. Abram Cubili, st thu. county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver ,mpdni, and nttcl
trying, IN vain, various RENE lies, he purchased bottle
OF the Btters, and after using IT, much relieved
of his Distressing maady that he procured another bot
lie and is restored t tirely To health
Ley
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27

G.NA REWARD. STOLEN Inn my VIII
- ~ nenr Sylvester Rurori'a. u IN IL trau
iIucuburc, or the Ofange \ Ala.nn1tia Il. K IA a1ee
stare IN ll4 fore hr,l, md somewhat rubbed by thu
harness A lrvud Ill ai.o he raid furthrapp.,
ct the thief milo l. tBAS SGGI /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27
EinE, LIFE A>D MARINE iNsU1

L ANCE,-Lgaehbprg Hose d Fare iasurones Can,
SaHp.
This Company makes Insurance aeans, oss dam.
age by Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factu
res and other buildings. on furniture, goods an
merchandise genera and couutry,on ;he most
avorable terms
Also makes insurance on the lives ofall persons IN.
joyng good health and of sound constitution for the
whole duration ofifc. or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will b,
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and tn
any of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
IRtes.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ. C0BBS, Vice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chez Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don T. G. Peters. Dexter Otev
George W. Yancey, Samuel Garland
William I. Anderson Joseph b. kowlin
Jshn o. Taylor, james NJ Bovd
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CeEED I. WILLS, Seeg.
DIR. p. II. Gilmer. .
Dr.Wm Otwey Owen. Medical Examiners
The Medical E Examination If subjects for Insurer"
will be made at the office OF the Company each day
between the hours Of and o'couh, 7. NJ.
Iv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27

nESsOLUBFON.-- The concern of Vim. T,
IL Anderson q Co. was drssolyed ON tie 2nd met.
by mufua consent WIN. 7 Anderson AL ne viii attend
10 the selteueu Of the business and the name OF the
concern viii hc used oul, in wiodn. up the ,omc.
WI. T. ANDERSON
ap9ts MCDANIEL, HURT d PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27

RVGLL'ENG MATERIALS at GOaT.
- uayas '''c'm nr Go 'io-o ut uN stock i Gatpea.
TER Hhr4"u eHrt Building Ntcriu -.iurludius aa *
lensve asso,imcGt 81 h'Nh, ltWE-., Screws. Window
Glass, &c Nc. '.r Whole stock Is now offered ut
cost Those wishing any thing il that line would con
suit their interests 10y giving call before
elsewhere. MAJ l4ts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27

IT EGsN EIEN kIT-TU tUn% TNIUNTnN NWINO
~ 300 sides Sole Lrather, Phiadcp hia Coli Skins
and Shoe Threads, 5000 HIS Leaksvlc Cotton, No. 3
10 s. with geneln al ~ sortmert OF Groceries,
feb Is JOHN ROLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27
luERCHAUDIpE
ATEsT AtKsy Lli-NE w

II oPkING And sIMNER DRY GODDS.-Jnsl
opened at Philip W Payn's fkAles enraef Main st
a superior stuck ef DRY GOODS embracing Cloths,
Cassimeres, Pe-ting-, Linens and LsBiEs ooobs, Of
all kind. Cal and examinn
aplllfs p ". PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27

n oAECE j. hrrehy given thar NY SON. A. NJ
y Winston, is net aulho,i>cd "a deal tor fnr or on
my account transact any lush "a ofn nect mary
nature whatever in my name a WINSTON
mayl2ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27
BENNETT 4 REFERS. Propricror..

And for sale b, J. II Seay, d Il. LYMAN, J II
Thompson \ Co, K Stabler X Co Lynchbug Va, and
by dsa ers in Medirines G, everywhere. sep5 "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27

a TlNGS; Sc., dc Superior Black French and
conrei Cloths of the very ne.t mike superior French
Casimrfes i,e S",ting. Cpvtf.. hid Gloye-, Pocket
Hand erchie4, CoIllr.. e. Ny friends both i.um
town and country vi 81 i-e give cal tor the
b1yo goo Is and You shti De we'll paid for your visit
api17 Is B. II IEAIS
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AIDES LOOK AZ THIS

Z AUFL9 B4VUA a Z HHhfS.-5VVU ybIds
sup rior French Lawns from auction which viii
sci price. Inn will please Ai.o. the very finest lid
gl ives made GA pair: pain bar ,iks, extra fine
colocd Fret ella jnckonetts ard the finest quality Eng.
i,i, and French prints 10 cents per yard
nrI27 + Z Il LEWIS
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f.o" Ca. ri.',: gentleman vi l.puva in H.
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iYM RIS0N
From one Of our citizens

MAN IN NAIE LEY
Isle of Wight county, Va Aug. II, 1919
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27
HEAD a 40 "a sro4E sLAas.-l

BCE-BCG. -EBE WAHsMEsE DAY
On e>lerlay Was the warmest day on
record and the hnawno DHf say the best way IN keep
cool send II my Ice House an{ eetu supply of
A. No a'te0e oi ICE nj 40 cont, per hu.LeI. Ice
ion>e situated squire no,bof Huscy factory and
At the residence Of R.. II Grav, esq.
url2lI~l Z. i. GRENSHAIT
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

uOur readers are referred to the card OF
Mr.. VIM. CARSON, Druggist and ApotAecary.
Purchasers will find his store well supplied
with all articles usually kept in such establish
ments, and they will find also "a desideratum
Of no small importance) a most courteous and
estimable gentleman to deal with. Mr.. CAR
SON being a regularly educated physician. and
one in whom can be recognized at a glance
these inestimable qualities for . Druggist, eau
ton, order and regularity, those wishing pre-
scriptions put up could not fail to be highly
g.atifed with the care, prompthuds and dis
patch of the gentleman alluded to, while at the
same time having every surety Of his entire
competency. We sincerely trust and believe
that success will attend the knowledge he has
of his business, and the industry and attention
he gives 10 it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

The assertion that the American Party in
Virginia would vote $4,000, was previously to
the election. regarded as a certain evidence oft
great victory. The reported declaration Of the
Democratic papers that large numbers had
withdrawn from the order, has by many been
supposed to be demonstrated by the returns
Of the polls. This belief is dissipated by the
folio wing statement which we take from the
Richmond Penny Post. The order has not
lost any strength, nor has the American press
been deceived in regard to the force of the new
party. The Post says:
We cannot be said to have deceived any.
body. We said the Know Nothings would give
72,OoO votes for Flournoy. Well, they gave
more than that, as will be seen when the ac-
counts come to be adjusted. We were beaten
by the increased vote Of the Democracy, of
which we had. and could possibly have no con.
ception. Mr.. Wise calculated the vote at l40,-
600. Had it been no more, we should have
carried the State bv 10000. As it is, we have
voted at least 80, 1000 strong, while we bargain.
ed for only 70, 600. We stated the number to
encourage our friends, not to set men 10 bet
ting. We got the exact number from official
sources, who had a correct statement of the
strength of every Council. Let our friends
put the saddle on the right horse. Let them
blame themselves, not us.
The great falling off in the Wing vote was
another element of defeat. We had calculated
largely on that vote, and in this calcultion we
were deceived. In Russell county, particularly.
it was cast against US in a body, as we UNDER
stand it was, likewise, in Wheeling. The
Know othings nobly redeemed their pledge.
They gave every one of the 72.000 votes which
they had promised, and we are disposed to think
even more. Such at least is our present posi-
ton, and we have no doubt it will be sustained
by the returns.
The vote Of Virginia, says a contemporary,
was thirty thousand higher than at any pre-
ceding election. Their increase was owing in
a good degree to the Irish laborers on the rail-
roads and public works, who all voted the
Wise ticket. The Wise victory is therefore a
victory achieved by Irish laborers not perma-
nent residents of the State, while the American
party have shown a power which is truly forni.
dable. Ere another contest, this land Of fixed
ideas will have been as thoroughly revolution.
ICED As any other portion of the Union.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

A correspondent of the Picayune, in the
following article, warmly recommends the
nomination Of this gentleman as the candidate
Of the American Party for Governor Of this
| State. Col. GILMER is a resident Of Bossier
| parish-was formerly "a ferfect wheel-horse
Of Democracy, bu, is now one'of the main sup.
ports of the American party in Western Lou
~isiana. He is a man Of great practical sense
and ~shrewdness, and wields probably more in.
| fuence where he is known, than any other man
in the State; he is an extensive planter, veal
thy, liberal, energetic, and devoted to the in
~teres,s of Louisiana" 1, seems to us that no
one could be selected who is better calculated
than Col. GILMER to carry through triumphant
the banner Of the American Party. The cor.
respondent says:
This is a most excellent suggestion, and if
the American party avail themselves of it, they
will do themselves credit. The nomination Of
any one by that party would probably secure
his election; but conceive that with the name
of Col. Giimer, there would be an absolute
certainty.
The mere election, however, of this or that
| man as Governor of Louisiana, is not the only
! question to take into consideration. 1t is an
undoubted. fact that the wire-puilers Of the
Democratic party are Iaboring to place :he
American party in the position of direct opposi.
ton to them, any they will lose no effort IN.
tried to effect that object.
Now, the nomination of such a man as Col.
| Gilmer will Whit to the winds al! their exer-
tons for that purpose III this State. 1t will al
so have a vast influence on the public mind in
other States, and will do as much towards ad.
vancing the success Of the great American
principle at the next Presidential election as
any step that could possibly be devised.
As to the effect of the nomination Of Col.
Gilmer upon the interests of the cause in this
State too much cannot be anticipated. He is
certainly one Of the most enterprising men in
| the State. His bold conceptions and prompt
execution are proverbial. Natural objects do
not deter his resolutions. Although the river
may refuse to rise, be rises and says to his cot.
ton bales, Gp, and they 60. He is the Napoleon
of planters, and as such would receive the
enthusiastic support Of the whole Red River
| district without distinction of party.
Having always been q Democrat, would show
to that party both here and throughout the
Union, that this party stands upon the broad
basis Of American principles, and above the
| distinction of Wing or Democrat.
A WELL WIsHER TO THE CAUSE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

GIVE cannot refrain, at this present mo-
ment, - it 10 so appropos, from copying the
following account Of the proceedings Of the
Police Jury Of the parish Of ST. Landry. which
we take from the PatriOs, and which we rec
ommend to the perusai of the people Of this
parish, or Of all who take an interest in the
acts Of those elected and sworn TO act justly
and impartially in their management Of our
parochial affairs:
The Police Jury Of our Parish held their
regular quarterly session this week, beginning
on Monday last, and seem to have acted with
q view to retrenchment and reform. Among
their acts and doincs was the abolishiDg the
Bellevue Ward, by which their number is fur
Their reduced, and the Parish Physician, by
which another expense is saved. We also
learn that no appropriations Of any kind were
made. 3
This information will no doubt be we'll res
ceived by our people, who are burthened with
a lax heavy and hard to be- horne. Indeed, the
Police Jury seen to be aware Of this, and had
in view the curtailment of every expense pos
sibIe. The number Of members, all receiving
pay and mileage while in session, was origin
ally nineteen: now il is reduced to thirteen; the
Parish Printing originally coat $500; now it is
reduced to $3.50; and ia the past, appropria-
tions were made for all purposes, while now
il is only done for those absolutely necessary.
With this policy, the taxes Of next year will
be reduced one. half.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

Zone Of h Nfnetcemers0
At Clinton, La, thus despairingiy writes to
our friend PIKE, of the Comet:
am now satisfied we will be beaten about
$50 votes this fall, but it won't do to acknowl-
edge it now. What in the name Of God are
we to do? When l heard Of Wise's election,
] had no idea Of ever seeing another Know
Nothing, but they seem to be worse than ever;
don't know bat we abuse them a little too much,
though we must ~contrive to call them Adolf
t~ionists, and when they tell Us the Know Moth.
ing Governor Of Massachusetts,. retoed the bill
removing Loring, and also the Liberty Bill.
tell them nonsense. If they tell us the Know
Nothing candidate they run for Governor Of
New York, was run against an AboIitionist, tell
them, just suppose he aoas, ohat Of M-lf they
tell rs Greedy. the greatest Abolitionist in New
York, and Editor Of the Tribune, is down on
the Abolitionists, say to them, that Mr.. Greedy
has a right to do as he pleasess-We have moth
ing to do with him-mVs anon.'
OSE OF THE NIAErEEneRs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16
PLAouEMlNE, June 9Th, 1855.

PLAQUEMlNE, June 9Th, 1879.
GENTLEMEN: / have duly received your COM
plimentary communication Of the Sd inst, in
which you do me the honor to ask the use of my
name as a candidate for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court for the Second District.
l had. some time since, made up my mind to
remain in peaceable and private life, but after
mature reflection on the matter, the offer being
50 ~aatterins and gratifying, concluded that if it
were agreeable to the people, l would waive all
personal convenience and accept the Office.
In consenting to become a candidate, l am hap
py to see that the offer is made irrespective Of
parties.
Yours, truly, &C.,
ZENON LA3AUVE.
Messrs. E. ". Blake, R. C. Downs, E. W.. Rob
ertson, Adonis Petit, and others. je9
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

UThe Comet gives us the following infor-
nation, which we publish for the benefit Of the
Locofoco delegates from this parish who are to
attend the Democratic Convention to be held
al Baton Rouge next Monday:
Coon RuLE.-Att the Democratic Convention
to be held here, on Monday next, the Sergant-
alarms 10 to ask each Man on oath as he goes
in ~are you Know Nothing?" lfhe says 'sy'
he is to pass: and if he say mo" then be is TO
be taken to the back door where a committee
will be in waiting to kick him out. What a
COMPOUNDED ccnfounding Of terms there are in
these latter days. If a man tell the truth he
lies, and be must lie direct to be believed on
oath.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16
Hatest bU EeIegrapt.
From the Daily Advocate.
News from Sebastopol.

NEW York 18th, P M.-Stsamer Atlantic At.
rived from Liverpool to-day. bringing dates to
the 1pd inst. News from Sebastopol is most
interesting.
The allies under Sir George Brown effected
. landing at Kertsch on the Gath ult, and cap.
tured two forts and one hundred guns.
. The Russisns burnt IL steamers, 30 trans
ports and trading vessels, and an immense
quantity Of STORES.
There was . desperate battle at Sebastopol
on the 22d and 23d, in which 5000 men were
killed. mostly BY the bayonet.
It was rumored that Liprande with . large
force had surrendered to the allies. (This needs
confirmation)
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

The proceedings Of the National American
Convention which assembled at Philadelphia,
says the Be-, on the 4th inst, are awaited
with equal anxiety BY friends and foes. The
former hope that the party will consolidate on
: platform that will render II acceptable to all
and invincible in the South. The latter trust
that pickering, disssntion and sectional feeling
will prevent . national organization, break up
tho party, and leave an undisputsd field % the
Democracy.
Beyond : doubt, the action Of the Convention
will either consolidate the American organiza-
ton. Or impairits power seriously. Hence the
sagsrnsss with which IL proceedings are look
a for. We believe that wisdom and harmony
hass directed it, councils. II the telegraph
hiis 10 salightsn y. the mail Of Tomorrow
viii bring n some hiding Of the result.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

1--WE transfer into this evenings paper,
says the Picayune, in a corrected form, the i'm
portant telegraphic despatch from Philadelphia,
giving the platform Of the American party,
agreed to by q majority Of that body. 1t can
not fail TO be recognized as platform Of prin.
ciples, eminently national and conservative. A
party successful upon that basis viii have the
enduring honor Of reestablishiLg the union Of
the States on the firm basis ofthe constitution
We wait with great solicitude to know what
extent Of support this creed can command from
the representatives of the order in the North.
A national party pervading both sections Of the
country. founded on these principles, must
triumph.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16
New Stove Warehouse

WE would inform the public that ". \.
w opened a Stove Warehouse adioiuin, n
store of Kahn Bros, on Bank street.
Our assert ment embrace all the yarion, =.
terms of
Office, Parlor, Heating and Cooking Nep,
manufactured at the ETNA STOVE Wosr, D..
burgh, Pa. To those in want of cookiur s.,s
we can recommend the Etna Air Tight a ,,~
rior to all other patterns in point Of utGty, =
economy. They are made of durable e,ai,s
and require but a small quantity of woodrrs
jel6 HART, AUSTIN tN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16
Avis.

TTRAPE pr Joseph H6bsA.
IA c6te ganche ,du fleuve, unc diasns
PRES 7 miles du village de Plaqass.2
CHALAN, sans couverture, mesuIanI a1S
80 pieds de long sur yingt pied de wv
beaucoup de chass9s a feretresA bou 49,
de bits commune, avec une euseigne =
D. & CO., No. &c; lie dit chalan esf ias.s
pin.
L. proprietaire peut obtenir =
pronvant SON droit et payer h pm
anon il sera vendu lie 9me jour 81
10 heures A NJ pour du complaint
du dit Joseph H6bert, ,.~kfj}
iel6 u. hke
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

rAUGHT by Joseph Hebert, residyga1
NJ left bank Of the river, about. Z 80
PiaqueuTine, ONE FLAT BOAT xhl1tss
shout SO feet long and 80 feet Wild, 49,
. great many sashes for windows an9twa
non bedsteads, and the sign on the -
Co, No. %. Said boat is made Of - ~
The owner can have the sams y ps0sl
property, and paying the prize - CO. =
wise il WILDE sold on the 9th ~ of
1t 10 o'clock A NJ, for cash, ct ths Re
the said Joseph Hebert. ~.-..fil
ia6 A. HEBEK4Gt
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

A Mans Head Shot oE-On Monday last,
says the Comet, Sheriff N. w. Pope Of West
Baton Rouge, brought over, for safe keeping
to our jail, : white man charged with shooting
of the head ola comrade. 1t seems they were
at work on the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete &
Opelousas Rail Roads dispute arose leading
to q %scufie, after which each man got . gun and
came TO war in close contact, the result OF
which, 10 a. above stated-one Of them lost his
head.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

uIt will be seen by advertisements that
Messrs. HART, AUSTIN e. Co. offer the ladies'
and others, splendid goods and useful wares.
Those in want of a good cooking stove, or
one Of any other description, should visit their
Stove Warehouse, where the most splendid
descriptions can be seen, and at prices equally
low as those asked in New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16

USeveral subscribers have ordered their
papers to b stopped since the advent Of the
American Party and our advocacy Of II, bat
We are proud to say that a very considerable
number have been placed on our list. A day or
two siocs one Of our papers was returned
with arsfased" written upon it: we hera take
occasion to say that this 10 not sufficient proof
for a. that The paper 10 not wanted. We have
been the victim already of.seyeral errors Of
this kind. If Subscribers want their papers
stopped they must inform US verbally or by
note.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16
Notice

rs hereby given to all persons indesstsa
r. succession of Va]ery Templef, to uMs
ward and make payment TO the undsnless
ninistrafor within ten days following te
cation hereof-and notice is likewise siseM
those having claims against said ruecesn11
present the same within the same delay.
el6 J. W. AUSTIN, Az
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-16
sNNyMEMM sENTAMEA,
AQUEMIN
Saturday, June 16, 3 3

rThose who wish their names announced
a. candidates, must remember that our terms
are cash-and that upon no other terms will
such announcements be inserted.