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~ r,rLos wIiass Aaess A'e no'f' DEC d. TRUSTEE
rUNRIsrEEs, SALE OF FoINDRy u.cu

-,.ru,.I nv @S, 1e-ln execution Of deed Of
Aleu ia a@y Of NOseDr isi and Richmond IiuS
ING SOur ene. nirg thereto requested. MONDAY
Vh November $50
Peeois Foundry advertised by D. Cren,hsu ~ a.
.S Seocs y At the said Foundry, Of ID or
ss sh sneet. se The entire machinery. fixtures
ef ais urrn comprising valuable
IarniLg h-. PAng Machine Other articles osu,y -
Flowed IN the largest establishments. - W.
20 Terms At sale.
l. n.
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n TEXT D00KS-For ale by uopp.s ~ tDieA T.
Wilson'S Anatomy; P.g.,,s - nan -
MeeA and Therapeutics N-ls'. Chdr.n Me- on
ana uer diseases DongisOns
rrseies OF M.n Dults surgery Tswne's CL,n,.,ry
ss,ee OF Meiisine United States Dipen.aiory sm,
OF surgery and many us-fnI Medical RI
Aiuays Tor sale exceedingly ch.a - s"se p"Ot'
20 MEDICAL STUDENTS ana Prartr,, p...,.,-.-
queeied To call my ST ck and pTc bs
49, '''e-"e'e' NORRIS. No. VI Main 81
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NEW Pillow.
NM have been Ased for SOM time past -
Nv IN getting up the patterns for = new 49,
flos especially designed for turning the NrN
seaNiest sroSth OF vegetable matter,
have the pleasure informing our fepds iat - tlnl
have fully accomplished thai end ~ '"
We would call the
IS 70 our large stock Of PoNs Corn wet
ers Mes Ground jumping Coalers, Large uyator,
Pulf IA 1iea hArro~ Ae, kc All Of which usde In DOR
own shops by gooi ~ork-n and i've sasoa
GRO. WATT 4 CO. Franklin stree
seq square below the Exchange, Richmond. Va
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NEW BOOKS.
ExTENssvE srock OF
Books, Stationery, Music, Plane-Fortes,
RICH FANCY ARTICLES, &C. Ae.

JAMES WOOD 0UsEkc
tATE MAST . wo0DHarsFls u. lt. .
t5e MAIN STREET. RJcHkOxD. VIkGIsfA
ros sale an ,st.n.ve soes q BOOKS. snbs.eas School
Hsian boks. Prayer Boks besut,ay I.sr.,-t IA -. A.
v-1 Rus elegant bindnrs -' W
stPEhfOR PLANO gOHTEs.
Sfem ur pi.nrsf and cheapest
r and NOS esgsn rheir can ~ &C.. :.
ssy of ts kind In the Cnan. exea.y.
sss IN Nh. city for III. reliable tnoun feor,s. Of
s.oi.u 20 and " Durham They
all resp~e should they prove oh.rul.- The, M, ~ ,
and he p-rchasr refunded = - '-
Martins Superior GUITARS
Guitar. Violin and Hap
MUSIC for tho Piano Porte Guitar ne ae
nsfe = - - " -'' ''''''-' "us'e p.t-
Ise most spprovi Boot. for m Piano v.. eY,,.
and other nstruments.
" hase bound la de.
~ "uen snhiuiiy and prompy Attended
m, JAhkS wOODHOrsE 4 90
oSts l3y Main sfrr<t VI.
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no! ALL We THAT HUNGER AND THIRST
BIZ AFTER TIsE GOOD THINGS
or THIS WORLD!
The Billiards. Hotel Saloon,
j. W0ODSON SMITH, Proprietor, ' 20
"ILL be kept open, DAY NIGHT for the
w 81 e public where deheAey we'll
se-huAs WI De serNed Al tbs shortest notice oc2s

NkslEOHS 10 the FAIR, SHOULD CALL
AND TOOK At our UNRtvALLRD ASSORTMENT OF:
Rich Decorated and white China Dinner Tea SETS
white Granite Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Decorated, fiowerei aud Plain China Toilet
SILVER Plated Castors spoons aud Forks, &c
Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Block lin Steak aud Oyster Dishes
Coffee IIns; Coffee Pots; Tea Pots, &C
Bronzed Iron Hat Racks
Tea Walters, OF various nd mai
Don Mats; Clocks; Table Mats, 8e
Wire, Nursery and Bronze fenders
brass and Steel Pre-
Androns Of brtss and Br
Copper, Bras aud Irod Coal
Premium Butter Churns p. .
Hngse Keeping articles In variety.
Our friends,
Assn cd that they viii be satisfied with the goods and prices
Oe90 1877 Main .p,.r'' ia. se CO.,
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TArLOA wnII.ss, Aucts - io.,o a.

e. - ~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
- luz SlIi W ri HMOSD, ON CLAY, BETWEEN THIRD
ANp FOURTH sIRfErsBy virtue u and ,e,sment
. broeteubropg decd, lae Of Abemari- county, Va
@ sAi al e reqaes Of Thomas n sheriff 81 ssd
en TO shom the estate Of said Brcekenbrough has be- CON
3i sell At public auction
~ hr Oh dAv OF November, lisa O'Clock ~
tai not the ne II fair day tat
~ sAn ey nov In the W
90 s norm SIDE OF Clay ~
s i-rt and having thereon
~ y ns divided SO A. To sell % vacant lot he vest
s-A N cash balance ~
oc20 G0DDrI - S AT Te IN ,snea.
- EhGEANI's sALE.-By virtue Of authority vested In
- me by The Hastings Court Of
CEN 20 ss to The highest bidder, for cash. premise lately
Occupied ~ Royal Aekaru, the
T. at ia seek A NJ, all per Of
blaeAourn consisting Of the
'ur one tod W Ateh and Chain, and
Al persons having ella against please present lh. In
nT properly Antcntestsi and all Indebted
ta-nt As possible = -
p. G kIMBRoUGH. Deputy s~rgrapt
for " c-As, Sergeant City and a. sueh Com
Inittte Of the estate Of Royal Blackburn. -
Richmond.
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ST. NICHOLAS SaI00

SOUTHERN IMPORTING
Gun AND SPORTING EsTABLIsHMENr.
SAM BID
NPosrER
ri RIFLES. CHM
~ finer descrutons - -
~ ~, !. NO iss Main street Riehmond virginia,
snd rsl seecied stock Of Goods He imports d. -
Tecy from EUROPE, and
fissg Tackle. Walk Ae upon as ra.nsh
similar goods can be purchased cis while a,
e same tne he knows, from experience The trad. .t NJ
'oeA oe adapted 10 the
nc found In the largest Importing Nort-rn
Ioe ' s e,. lie asem, !, unnecessary to pareulAris-
from Preusns Caps the He arIs
rom southern Merchants and others assurance ths bo
prices and goods shall prove satisfactory -
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err Won ,.,Gnr.-,l.sa prsaaer,- a. .l..I.

CT hoh 4 shGhT.-Fixed Prejudie-s always
= Habits. by ions continued ease lmpr,..i, % .
Are strong u the human breast -
but but @ sns s S S2 Wiling
lady ay. sos. whose 's ,s aSS %ss ilo%
being cured By BAKFRs siTrsRs @hsn ali o n.a -,
my Sce cu 10 sI . ss a Of
SHOULD Ned to them Tor relief At once and BY their been
to afs voluntarily irai Il. I p"prsaf
Her aSss eaoysd s prss
.s.y % % ana s ra,ss s'i :. s %as1 re. sss
and thus obtained forh popularity bsior. enjoy
equally ue.sia whns.sr sStsa tSes ss.
and sso 10 ali who ass IT, H. Bs1. n. SSs @ and
great family medicine Of the day aud through
To be had Of all the principal Druggists in Richmond city Alec,
SeKsnnsy sSa Tsdi ss% Ts ssfaa'r re s.
s j. ol GasSs e. r1s%sG %
yy caiun Co. panylle va aud Druggist. in rar@vis
yins Vs. E.kdgs siaun'on. Va. ". IT, IApp, wIlmingon
nAlnorr, ma. Bodetrr Miller Covlnson Ky ssL, js.
iybeburg Va aud from prugy and generally For or
', ssii iees.'' a E aasET Va.
cr- moi.LOwAY's oiSvMENr AVN PILLS
vital orssn . sar.riu. op,%-n,
nSlsrgy' the poi.. be arsi The Pills sytasIy
de- No 81 Naded Lane York eii strand iSnson
aud ~ al deass,.,. At gas 81 aud 81 pr or box
K. NJ Sor nscrivfb ~ s..- ha, nD urern,s
CLARK cos G'NulNEc LIVER OIL never dappoints and
only &c table for CONSUMPTION - - ~ ~
A. u-fe l. spurons oil IN the market
with s-A OIL ~hSe oil, AZ 40. taken "a
thu Genuine.
o on Uads .. our own factory In Newfoundland
bottle Ia.
CI,Hk Co. for since N, Of Ma
,hTe has eesn an se aiIeiuee called RashOn, which,.
sid BY PURCELL, LADD co. and by Druggists generally
oc2s-sm-lPl
NYTICE.-A called meeting OF the s,oethoider.
~ OF the Manchester Cation and Wool Manufae rns
Company, viii be held WEDNESDAY lust IL O'Clock Al
WIN H. POWERS Agent.
hchhonh luu October 1896 ocis-c2awtm
PLAYS! PLAASII PLANsI!!
standard and Minor Drama and all
II lot sac by = French, i2i Nassau
eaeh lu for VI a. Bound Vols 800 pab.ed .yrr,
week. Complete lists by free" when requested a NJ
NhNIa lhi w hANDOLPI, Agrnta. Ocl-Gul-
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(DcroBEh LAW JOUHNAI..-Pubr.hedb by
nj. ,. W RANDOLPH
ti5 II ~ e"''"u complete IN vol
a. cents ~ '''''' " "fs "rrJi paper,
Sl25. -' new euiuon muslin, isno.
Hal.lsad's IAw Of Evidence; vols a.
oetoeer No Of the Quarterly a Jorrpal 100
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n ADDE'S FURs
IL STONE MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN.
MINK,
SATIN DELANEs, ~ i'Ppe's-
Lace Curtains
Muslin Curtains
Cornice,
Velvet Clssks, elegant,
Velvet Clio h Cioaks,
Black Cloth Cloaks,
Misses Coaks.
-. r,,,t shswls In great variety
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CITIZENS AND VISITORS.

hoshoNG fUPMAN opening some new and deaf
T,ole styles OF Pail and Winter Cotny TO which tn. aitsn
oh OF those ia want Is invited Having large stock ut MI H.
os' approved styles, and made &c arr
70 gave The purchasers not Only something aud
sired. cEns10S. ~ 49, - nr-
oc2s $1,000,
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" P.PERkINs e. CO., NO IA EAGLE SQUARE
reTeeryng this morning their
Ciosks aud ~ 49,
Rich Velvet and Molre Antique Cloaks
Blacs aud Grey Cloth Clouks
Long aud squarr Plaid shAwIs
stela and Satin ,rirre ShAwIs
Brochr ShAWls md
Also wide black aud coored Vevets Ladies' Clothes and Nor
Antiques FOR CloAks Muire Antaar Timing, To h,
We Invite the attention Of the Ladies oc1o
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GEORGE STARRETT,
M ifO MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VIRGINIA
,-.,-... nASuEAcTukER ~
- loNES, RANGES, FURNACES: Tin Jauann.i
- copper aud Iron Ware Suction, Chain Put.. h.
rus water Rams Lead PIPE, Zinc, Iron; Farmers Boiler
furnace, Paeut Portable Ovens made Of hest al
works. $50" ''fV' ''' "eiH anu Naief
Az orders Tor work serehAndIs promptly and faithfully exc
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GtMAHLEs a. ROSE, ATTORNEY At Law R,o..o.s
M ec1n,es Of urnrico and Hxnsrrr ~
g ones On rr.nthn Street, oppsss. Wing Bssasx.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
PLAQUEMENE:
Saturday, October as. 1855
The Elections.

The Picayune of Thursday contains a mass
Of Telegraphic intelligence, but it is of such
contradictory character, and is upon the whole
so uncertain, that We refrain from copying it, Or
making any additions to the teIegraphic items
which appear in another column. At the time
Of our writing (Friday) there 10 a report iL
town that by a despatch TO Baton Rouge yes
terday evening, Pennsylvania ia reported 10
have gone for the Union ticket! The Plea.
yune's dispatches state that the State has gone
Democratic, Indiana also, but that Ohio has
been carried by the Republicans. We shall keep
our paper open till to day. that we may get
intelligence that can be relied upon as corr
rect.
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another for the North, and therefore | send it.
In conclusion, permit me to express my sino
cere thanks for the kind interest you have
manifested in my success as the candidate of
the Union. | remember your Iamented bro"
Their we'll, and was proud TO call him my friend.
I wish his valuable life could have been spared
to aid US in this struggle to save our country.
With sentiments of respect, | am, truly and
sincerely yours. WILLARD FILLMORE.
P. ST. write in haste, without time to copy
or correct.
In publishing this letter, the Chronicle and
Sentinel, which is an able and earnest support er
of Mr.. Fillmore, remarks:
This leaves no longer The shadow of a doubt
as to the conservative and patriotic position Of
our candidate. People of the South read it,
and then decide whether a man who thus boldly
stands ont in defence Of your rights and interests
is not most worthy of your support. Like n
true patriot he has no opinion for the South
which he does not proclaim at the North. The
whole nation ought to stand By such a man
men of the South especially, You owe it to
yourselves and the country. 10 stand by him,
aud unite with the great army of conservative
patriots in eleeting him TO the first Office IN the
world.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

he concluded his eloquent peroration, q beau
tiful boouet fell at his feet, thrown there by the
hand of one of the noblest and highest spirit
ed of Iberville's fair daughters. 1t was res
ceiyed by a graceful acknowledgement.
Altogether, the speech of Mr. EUsT1s had a
most happy effect. He has made his "mark"
here as a man of superior ability, and an able,
eloquent and dignifed debater.
Mr.. EUsTIs had no sooner concluded than
Mai. HEBRON assembled the Standard he done
it in a hurry. He had no time TO lose in i'd
prefaces, for his time was short and he jnten-
ded to 20 over the whole ground which the
previous gentleman had taken; and not only
to review his positions, hut to tear them TO
atoms and cast them to the winds! And bra
cling himself up for q feat so herculean, the
Major dashed off in n gallant Q 40 style, bring.
ing down tie house at every leap. Fully salts
fed that he would do what be promised him
self, equally to his own satisfaction and 10 ours,
we took The thing for granted, and departed
from inc scene of action.
Maj. HEBRON Is a %GaYorjte, aud q wosthy IA
yorite. Of the Democracy Of lbervilIe, AS a
public speaker (from probably not a fair OPP
portuni'y Of ~judging) We should say toat he Is
more forcible than graceful. He has . s)edge-
bamner way of mailing things up to HE head
which is peculiarly his own His partF, we &C.
knowledge with pleasure, has just cause TO be
proud of him--and no more courteous and
gallant combatant on the rostrum could be de-
sired by the brightest stars among his political
opponents--and he is just the man they desire
to meet.
Judge DUeUE followed Maj. HERON in the
French language, We do not understand it,
and as we intimate above, did not remain to
hear it. We understand however that his re.
marks were exceedingly f%elieitous and most
Aattering1y received by his hearers. Aud thus
ended
"a feast of reason and a flow of SOUL"
which will be long recoIlected in PIaqucmine.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

PIRsT DISTRICT.
Elector-J. B. WILKINSON, JR.
Substitute-Hon. GEO. EUsTIs, Jr
SECOND DISTRICT.
~Elector-GLENDY BURKE.
Subtsitute-H. III. SUMMERS.
a NH THIRD DISTRICT.
Elector-B- G.. THIBODAUX.
Substitute-FERGUs GARDERE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Elector-PRESTON POND, JR.
Substitute-N. s. EDWARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Elector-JOHN 4. KING.
Substitute-A. d. Coco.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
EIector-P. ALEXANDER:
Substitute. P. GRAIN.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

A Model Speech.-In taking bis seat as char
man of a late American meeting at Niagara
Falls, General Whitney said:
Gentlemen | am an old man, I can do and
say but little, bat that hitler shall be for the
right. We have three candidates for President.
When one of them was opposing the war Of
1919, / was among the volunteer defenders-of
this frontier; when another of them was tried
and found guilty Of nutiny,I was loyal to the
Constitution and laws of my country. II ia
needless to add that 60 for the other cand~
date-Millard Fillmore.
If this venerable gentleman were the most
gifted orator in she land, and had spoken hours
instead of moments, he could not have said
more than he lid say or said it better. His
speech deserves to rank among the most finished
and felicitous specimens of condensed argu~
ment. 1t is a model Of. eloquent brevity.
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The Latest,

The Picayune of yesterday states that
the Unionists have carried Pennsylvania,
and then in another despatch says that
both sides claim the State, and that the
official returns mu come in before it can
be decided. Yesterday evenings DELTA
gives no later news.
Eleven Unionists and ten Democrats
have been elected to Congress from Penn
s~ylvania.
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"a feast Of reason and a flow Of SOUL"
will be long recolIected in PIaqucmine.

GJ1he Gazette of this morning has made a
very egregfious error, in reviewing Mr.. EUsTIs'
speech. 1t says that Mr.. E. accused the Demo-
Gratis of the House of Representative of treason
for not voting for Mr. Fuller for the Speaker
ship. lie said no such thing. it would have
been absurd and preposterous if he had, for Mr..
FULLER is a member Of the American party
What he did sFy is, that the American party
nominated s~everaIly Gov. Smith of Verginia,
and Mr.. ORR, of South Carolina, both Demo
Gratis, and the Democratic party repudiated
them. Editors are liable to mistakes, and we
hope and believe that the Gazette willnot be
backward in rectifying IFS errors and in doing
justice TO the remarks of Mr.. EUsTIs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
Carmen og New York Cor FiEEnoxe
and E}oBelsons
Grand Turnout By Torcb1ight $500 Cars
in Pr0ceSSi0n!

We copy the following from the New York
Sun, a neotrai paper.
The procession Of carmen last night waz
one Of the Iive!iest Fillmore and DoneIoon de,
monstrstious which has been made during the
campaign 10 this city.
The line was formed about nine o'clock, its
approach being made known by exhilerating
music, and showers of variegated fres from
numberless rockets. The carts and wagons
were decorated in every imaginable manner
gorgeous, beautiful, ludicrous, odd, fancifu !
and patriotic. One horse was developed in
American flags; the wheels Of one cart were
wrapped in American flags.
On several of the carts tents were ormed Of
American flags. Each of the horses had Of
least three or four Anne rican flags, and there
was certainly no doubt that it was an Ameri-
can procession.
The banners and transparencies were of the
usual character, only "more So" The names
of the Presidential, State and city candidates
shone in every imaginable form.
Some of the carts carried live American ca
giles, which were greeted with cheers. One
cart was loaded with little boys, dressed in
white shirts, labelled the "White American
Boys"
One transparency represented a weoly horse
va1niy endeaVoring to draw an empty cart. Be-
veral carts carried ships of State. representing
the American candidates sailing straight for
the White House.
But the most beautiful of all the represent
atoms was a temple of Liberty, erected on II
large platform drawn BY six horses. There
were any quantity of pretty goddesSes inside.
and the American flags were never better
employed or more heartily cheered.
n ~ tt1an - 49,. F,ao 49,
sion started, Broadway, from Fourteenth street
TO the Park, was filled with people, and at 9
O'Clock, when 1t commenced TO move, not less
than 10000 people were ON the sidewalks in
that street alone, and at least 10000 more
were on the door-steps and nj the windows.
Altogether the demonstration was satisfac~
tory TO the public, creditable tn the carmen.
and cheering 10 the friends of Fillmore and
Donelson.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
RiehIer Rrothera.

We would refer our readers in town and
country, TO the advertisement ofthis old estab>
J ishment. As Fashionable Tailors they doubts
less stand at the head of the business in this
town. They never fail to guarantee the fullest
satisfaction to all who patrorize them. Call
and see their elegant stock of winter cloths
and Vestings, and leave your orderz.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

Going IL on his O,en HooE.--In going to BaA
ton Rouge the other day. we observed a very
Call and graceful pole erected in front Of Col
FRAME WooDs' dwelling house, with a flag
hoatIng IN The breeze from its apex. We since
learnt that the COL, in his enthusiasm, erected
the pole ION his own hook" and hoist,d the
ensign 10 honor Of FILLMORE and DoNELsos,
and that he does not intend to take it down
until they are elected. Three cheers for Col.
FRAME WOODS, Of West Baton Rouge
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
Dwelling House Destroyed by Fire.

We are pained 10 learn that The elegant
dwelling house and fournitnre of our esteemed
friend GvsTAvE LAuvE, Esq, situated on Bayou
Lafouche, was destroyed BY fire a few days
since. Mr., LAUvE was absent at the time on
a visit to this parish, and we are informed learnt
of the disaster on the boat which We took
passage with his family to return home. The
loss, we have heard stated, is Supposed to be
about $4,000. We sincerely hope that he is
insured.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
BurrALo, N. Y, SEPT. 2alh. 1856.

J. W. H. Berrien, Esq,
Dear Sr-Yourtwo fayors of the 25th inst.
have just come TO hand, and furnish additional!
evidence that | am constantly misrepEesented,
both North and South. IN the No%h / am
charged with being a prosslapeyy man, seeking
10 extend slavery over free t~erritory, and in the
South am accused of being In abolitionisf.-
BHtI am neither, and as | have invariably re-
fused TO give anypledges, other than such as
might be inferred from my kaown character
and previous official conduct, have not an.
swered to the public any of these charges. If
after all / have done, and all the sacrifices I
have made to maintain the constitutional rights
of the South, she still dislrusts me, then, | can
only say, that / hope she may find one more
just and more fearless and self sacrificing than
| have been, and that whsDfound, she NAV
show her gratitude by her ddeace. And so
of the North-if after all nave done to main
tain her constitutional rights and advance her
INTEREST," she distrusts me-, | hope she may find
one more worthy of her confidence and bestow
it accordingly. | shall have no regrets for nv.
self in either case. lam only anxious that the
country should be well governed and that This
unfortunate sectional controversy between The
North and the South should be settled. and n
fraternal feeling restored. But I apprehend
that the difficulty is, that the extremes on each
side want a President favoring their own pecu,
liar views as against their opponents. / can
not consent to be such a candidate for either
side. ] am for the whole Union, North and
South, East and West, and if my coantrymen
will not accept me on those conditions, / shall
not complain.
The enclosed article, copied into the Rich
mond Wing from the Buffalo Commercial.
speaks my sentiments on the Missouri Com4
promise. Ttmay or may not suit your latitude,
but have not one thing for the South and
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

" III there De those e. Norm Nor no or South, VINO
the South, or for the South as against the North,
they are not the men who should give their suf-
frages to me. For my own part, l know only my
country. my whole country, and nothing but my
country !-MLLABD FILLMoRE's Address on bis
Landing at New York.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

give must defer till next week our
notice of the great speech of Col. POM.
The friends Of Col. E. w. RoBERrsoE
bave jnst cause to be proud Of the effort
be made on that occasion.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

pW We perceive that Mr.. STUART the District
Attorney, will address The people at the Court
House this evening.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

rive perceive BY The Gazette of this morn.
ne . letter from GEORGE WAVES, Esq, in re-
plyto one addressed 10 him b. 4 number Of
~citizene, requesting him to address them, in
which be a%ssents, and appoints Saturday next.
25th, for that purpose, at the Court House in
this town.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18

DThe Washington Union says the hounds
are abroad. If they are it is time for the old
Buck to take the alarm. Prentice.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NLw YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.

u "The foundation of my preference is, that
Mr.. FILLMORE has administered the Execu-
tive Government with signal success and ability.
He has been tried and found true. faithful, honest
and Observation-Disclosures CLAY.