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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-08-23
The Saved.

Capt Thos. Ellis, planter, Terrebonne;
Mrs. John Z. King and sisters, Opelousas;
Mr.. Marsh and daughter, Newtown
Hon. w. w Pugh, wife, six children and ser
want, Assumption
Mr. Antoine Comoe, two children and two ser.
wants;
DR.. Hawkins, wife, child and servant;
DR.. Lyle, DR.. Duperier Of Attakapas
Dr. B. F. Prewitt, Mrs. Harris and child; 81
DR.. ROades and lady, formerly of N. O., now Of
Berwick's
Two Misses Renthropes and niece;
Mr.. Nash, wife and children
Capt Gates and wife
Mr.. Trosclair and lady /. Hebert and lady, Bayou
Goula;
DR., Bagly and lady;
MIR. Berre ux and family
Mr. Bowen Jackson, Opelousaa;
Captain Murphy Mrs. Rantree;
Miss Miller, MI. Miller and lady; %
Desire Leblanc, A. Leblanc, of Nspoleon
John smith; Adolphe Rochelle;
Mr. Baptiete, of the Island;
John Davis and family;
o. Molasson, Sheriff Of Assumption
L. Laforest Mr. Ettier and wife, Newtown;
J. L. Lewis, wife and mother;
Louis Desobry, lady and several servants, PIa-
quemine
Misses Laura and Henrietta Clements, Plaque
mine
Mrs. Dardenns and 4 children Plaquenine;
Mrs. Dickinson and 2 children, do
Mrs. Leftwich, do
VIM. Hart, lady and children, do
Miss Mildred Lawes, do
4. Tgfier and lady, Bayou Goula;
F. Marioneaux, do
Mrs. Chopper and two sons, near Plaquemine
Capt. and crew of steamer "star;o
Capt Dave Muggah and family
Mr., Voisin; Henry Muggah; Alfred Wadsworth /;
Mr. MasdiIl and two children, Franklin,
Mrs DR.. Lyman Rev. Mr.. McAlister;
Miss Mary Mathison;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Sims, Of Carroll Parish
Charles Balls, wife and child
Miss c. Hartman, Mr. Crank
Mr. johnson, lady and four children, ]. K. Smith
w. d. Winter and servant T. Landry,
c. A. Brant, Miss Nichols, franklin Pugh
E. Lafonta, " II. Rentrop, S. C. Gotterman
Chas. Rhein, A. B. Cary, Mrs Birdsall and son.
Dr. Day Mrs 8. r. King, Miss Caroline King,
Louis Grereinberg, Miss Brunette,
Desire Bernard, lady and two Children
Mr. Flash and lady, Mrs Grand, H. E. Tyler.
A continued account of the swfui occurs
renee noticed in the fosegong, will be found
on the inside page.
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8UgCB "
q p. BOONE & CO. res!

ssgeesEsaS F.. BOONE g co. reSl
y pectfuy inform the public gen.
orally OF Plaquemine and the sur
sa2lsasn sAlsikzn rounding country, that they will
commence business in this town as BUTCHERS
about the lasr Of the month furnishing Beef daily
at their stall in the Market House, and to PLAN
tiers along the coast. They have made ample
and permanent arrangements tobe kept constant
" supplied With the finest description Of Attaka-
pas Beeves; and they hope that BY punctuality
in keeping their town and country customers
constantly supplied with good Beef at low prices,
to receive share Of public patronage,
r. BOONE, Plaquemine.
iy19 f. DUPRAlT, JT., St. Landry.
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=. BooME q GO.

e4 Les soussignes foint savoir a
leurs amis ct au public en- gene
raj, QUA partie du % an 81 cou-
sKK NE rant, Els commenceront une BOU-
CHERIE DE BEUFS pla-
quemine lis detailleront la viande au Marche;
ct Ia cote. Les arrangements qu'ils viement
de faire ayec plusieurs habitants des Opelousas
ct Attakapas, pour Ieur fournir des Beufs, leur
permettera de vendre leur yiande des prix tres
raieonabIes ct GA des conditions aussi avantageu-
ses que qui'que &c soft dams cette paroisse. hes
personnes qu' vendront lien les favorises de leur
patronage trouveront leur aYantage.
Ce is Juliet, 1856.
F. BOONE, \ Plaquemine,
jyl9 F. DUPRAl1', Jr., 81. Landry.
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PLAQUEMINE PARISH OF IBERVILLE La AUGUST 23 1856

Mrs. Bards and servant;
Henry Landry and servants;
Michel Landry Joseph Dugus, u Simoneau;
Joe, waiter, servant of Mr. Trousdale;
c. A. Borilleau Jean Avet, VIM Rochelle
Infant child and servant of w. w. Pugh;
Achille HebeIh wife, child and servant;
Mrs. Telesfare Landry, children and seryt's;
Mrs. A. Comeau, children and servants;
L. II. Prewett. Jr;
Mrs. Dorsine Renthorpe, daughter and serv't
EIr. and Mrs. Turner and servant
Mr.. Read, wife, child and servants;
Mrs. Flash and child;
Mr. Thos, Maskil, 8 children and servant;
Dir. Midnight, Case, P. Robinet, 8. Gimbe;
Levi Laep, Mrs. Glory Hebert, Mrs. E, Babin;
Homer Hebert, Mr. Stewart,
Col. Fisher, Miss Fisher;
Mr. Thompson, wife and servants;
Dir Mcdonald, Mr. Royster and wife;
Louis Stewart, child of ]. Etie and sarv't;
Mrs Roumage and servant;
AIRS Holsin and daughter; Mrs NJ. Babin,
Mrs Elory Babin; Mrs Boudrsaux; Mrs Bell;
Jno Schnei Ter. F. Fitzpatrick,
Two children of Mr. Bontiton.
Several servants were lost, not enumerated in
the above list
(*In our Extra on Saturday, the names Of
Mr.. Michael SchIatre, and Thos. Mile, were
placed among the lost, as nothing had been
seen of them since the day of the storm, or
as come stated, floating to sea en- the wreck of
their houses. But on Monday last, [eight days
after the fatal occurro nce,) joyful despatch
was received in Psquemine from Mr.. Degelos,
(the commercial partner of Mr.. Mille,) stating
that Mr.. Schlatre and Mr. Mile were safe
At the present time Of writing, Wednesday
they have not yet arrived, but are expected
tomorrow. We win endeayor to obtain q
true account of the sutferings and DANCE ra
they passed through, in time to be inserted on
the inside of our paper, which goes to press on
Friday evening.l
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 9.s 1850.
LAST ISLAND.
Farther Observation-Disclosures
Accounts Confirmed.
900 PeriShed I!
SEVERAL FAMILIES LOST FROM
THIS PARISH!
200 Perished /!
from our Extra of Saturday.

from our Extra o, Saturday.
We have been favored by Mr.. Bis !.
sell with a copy of the Picayune Ex-
ira of yesterday, containing further
and more full particulars Of the awful
catastrophe at Last Island and knows
ing the extreme and laudable anxiety
Of our citizens to know the fate of their
friends and acquaintances, we have
made an abstract Of all that is interest.
ing that we find in the Picayune, icon,
tanned in letter from one of the SUI,
ferers) which we lay before the public
in an Extra. The gale commenced
on Saturday, and increased till about
10 o'clock on Sunday, when, says the
writer, there existed no longer any
doubt that all on the Island were in
immediate danger. From that time
the wind blew a perfect hurricane
every building on the Island giving
way one after another, until nothing
remained. At this moment every one
sought the most elevated point, exert
ing themselves at the same time to a,
void the fragments of the buildings
which were scattered in every direc-
ton by the wind. Many persons were
wounded, some mortally. The wal
ter about this time e o'clock P. NJ
commenced rising SO rapidly from the
bay side that there could no longer be
any doubt that the Island would be
submerged. The scene at this mo>
ment forbids description-men, wo'
men and children running in every dir
rection, seeking some means of saliva.
ton.
About 4 o'clock P. N. Sunday the
bay and Gulf currents met, says the
writer, and the sea waved over the Isl
and The screams and the struggles
for life were now terrible. Fortuf
nately the Star was wrecked upon the
Island about this time, where a large
number saved themselves. The wri4
ter himself drifted Of on a plank, and
in many hours afterwards was foated
back and got on the wreck. But for
this wreck every soul would have pc
rished. Below we give corrected
list of the lost:
The Lost.
]. 6. Beatty. wife and 4children.
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ORrerN OF PLANTs.--Madder came
from the East; Celery originated in Ger
many; the chestnut came from Italy; the.
onion originated in Egypt; tobacco is
native Of Virginia; the nettle is native
of Europe; citron is native Of Greece;
the pine issa native of America; Oats or.
iginated in North Amreica; the poppy
originated in the East; rye came origin
ally from Siberia; parsley was irst known
in Sardinia; the pear and apple are from.
Europe; spiDach was first cultivated in
Arabia; the sunaower was brought from
Peru; the mulberry tree originated in
Persia; the gourd is probably an Eastern
plant; the walnut and peach came from
Persia; the forse-chesnut is native Of
Thibet; the cucumber came from the
East Indies; the ounce came from the
island of Crete; the radish is a native Of
Gilman and Japan: peas are supposed to
be Of Egyptian origin; the garden cress
is from Egypt and the East; horse-radish
came from the south Of Europe; the Yea
land fax shows its origin by It's name
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sag'Our 3gations'' Coase-8ouse.

"a The undersigned, presents his compli-
81 naents to his friends for fayors past receiv-
ed. and assures them and the public gem
eraiIy-the pAople Of all nations-thai many ad-
vantageors additions have lately been made to his
Coffee House, while he continues e supply ms
Bar with the very best of Wines and Liquors, ana
an abundance OF ICE always on hand during the
summer. stWalb ia, geaIlemen, what u you
Lauaq,5 NJ. MARK,
apo Opposite the Market.
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BOARDING,

Restaurant and Lodging
The Undersigned respectfully in
forms his friends and the public gener'
RE ) ally, that he will continue to keep his
lh Restaurant in operation during the sum
80 4sAA Ener as well az in the winter; and that
be will furnish Lodgings for transient respectabI
persons at all hours will also furnish BgAhD y.
kv tbe week or nlonth Cooking, Ia hatjaa Ct q
9 Fkascciss- having procured the best cooks:
= : '''Ss-'' A. PERR0N, Jr.
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OOUR DU GENE. DISTRICT, Paroisse d.
" IberpiIle, Etat d. la Louisiana
PETER KELLY
Vs-No. 734.
1
HONoRE ROTH, b. c. |.

En- vertu dun writ de FLA. a moi adresse
pal Ihon'ble. sus-dite cour la cause ci-des-
sus intitulee ct num6rotee, u saisi ct J'expose-
raj en- vente pnblique, au plus offrant ct dernier
encherisseur,
SAMEDI, LIE sEPTEMBRE,
proclaim, 1856, II heures NJ, a la maisou de
coui de cctte paroisse tous les droits titres, in-
terets ct pretensions de Honore Both, h. C. l., en-
ct a Ia propriete ci-apres decrites sayoir:
Tn certain Lot de Terre situe dams Ia paroisse
d'Tberville dams la vile de Plaquemue, ct desig-
ne sur lie plan de la dite vile CONNIE lot No. 81,
mesurant 90 pieds de face sur larue de la Banque
ur 120 pieds de profondeur, borne au cote vers
lie Bayou Plaquemine, par lot appartenant autre-
tols Hiram SigIer, ct en- cote oppose par lot No.
%, appartenant Marie Louise, +. c. J., ensemble
avec la BarTiere ct toutes les appurtenances.
Conditions compliant.
Saisies pour payer ct satisfaire au dit writ ct
les frais.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse d d'Tberville lie Aug. 1856.-au9
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ClXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
- Iberrille, State of Louisiana.
PETER KELLY
Vp No
Ts.-No. 734.
HONORE ROTH, t. m. c.

hONOkE ROIh, |. m. c.
By virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed
from the Honorable the aforesaid court in the
above entitled and numbered suit, have seized
and will offer at public sale to the highest and
last bidder. on
SATURDAY the 9th Of September ne1t, 1856,
at o'clock A. NJ, at the Court house of this par
sb, all the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant, Honore Roth, f. m. c., in and to the
following described property, TO wit
a certain Lot of Ground lying and situated in
the parish of Iberville, in the town of Plaque
mine, in that part of said town laid out by Tho
mas D. Pipkin, and described on the plan of said
town as Lot 81, measuring 60 feet in front on
Bank street by 100 feet in depth, bounded on the
side towards the Bayou Plaqaemne by lot for
merly belonging TO Hiram SigIer, and on the op-
posite side by Lot No. %, belonging to Marie
Louise, (. W. c, together with the fence and ap"
purtenances.
Terms cash.
Seized to pay and satisfy the said writ of Fl.
Fa. and costs.
Parish Of Tberville, Aug d, f856.-au9
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The Lest.

j. C. Beatty, wife and children,
a. NJ. Foley, wife and servants;
AdTien TrsFe, wife, and son; b
c. Gravenberg; Gaspard Ratin
Homer Mile, wife and child;
&D9fs Mile ard servants;
#AIrs. Ne schlatre, j., 6 children and 8 servtsi
John Muggah. wife, Q ehildfen and servants;
James Maggah and son; John Baflafey;
! Mrs; Pgewett and Q servants Ida Magill;
Augustin MagiN; Mrs. CFozieT and 3asrvants;
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WASHING WINDoWg.--A corress
pondent of the American Agricnlturist
gives the following improved method
of washing windows, which although
not wholly new to us, may be Of use
to some of our readers:
81 have a great aversion to securing
knives and never touch brickdust if I
can help it; but if their brightness de-.
pends on me, I prefer TO rub them
three times day rather than once. for
it is less labor, and they last longer.
s'1'he incest article for washing
windows is deerskin, as no particles
come off to adhere TO the glass and
make it look as if washed with leather
There is no need Of anything larger
than a common hand basin for wash
ing windows. The great splashing
some people make in the exercise o.
their art is entirely useless, and il
moreover, deleterious. When the wa
ter is permitted to run down in great
quantities upon the glass il nlelts the
putty and soon loosens the panes from
their setting, and also stains the glass
Two pieces Of wash leather anda bo
of suds are oil that are necessary
Wipe the glass first with the wet cloth
or leather, and after it has become dry
with the clean cloth, and il will look
clear, and far more so than If frinsed IN
dozen pals of water.
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Caution to Rersous.

WHO DRINK Az BARS AID HOTELS.
Numerous complaints are made Of persons who
keep Bars on steamboats, and in hotels, who fll my
empty bottles with common Gin, and sell tito the
unsuspecting for my
Schiedam Aromatic Gchnappss
] would therefore advise all those who drink the
Schuapps at such places, TO mark the appearance
Of the bottle; and If the outside wrapper or labe
should be defaced, to refuse TO drink, unless d
fresh bottle is opened
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN NEW OR
LEANS.
James W. Burke, IS Common street.
Cady & Holmes, Z GravieT street.
I'D Griffe s. Co.. 80, 40 and q Old Leveo.s
Goodrich &z Co., "A Common street.
Eaton T. Henderson, 16 New Levee
q. NJ. Bayiy IL Co., 50 Canal street.
Hall, Kemp e. Co, No. TchoupltOulaa street.
Converse & Co., corner of Canal and New
Levee streets.
Z. j. Hart s. Co., 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
Thompson, Allen 81 Co., 23 Common street.
Schmidt s. ZiegIar, IT'S Old Levee.
w. L. Lauier &. Co., 26 Poydras street.
A. & H. Block, 8 and 4 Front street
Elliott g. Co., ~ Poydras street.
Payne, Steels Il Co., ~ Tchoupitonlus street.
BunnelI e. BaiIif 10 GravieF street.
f. w. Cooler, 119 Common street.
%. o. Woodman, corIisr Of Magazine and Com.
mon streets.
John Wright s. Co., 15l Chartres street.
And all the wholesale druggists and gTocers IN The
United States. mh 6m
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! TA ten,perance lecturer, descanting
on the essential and purifying qualities Of
cold writer. remarked, as knock-down
argument, that when The world became
so corrupt that the Lord could do nothing
else with ii. he was obliged to give il
thorengh sousing in cold " ater.' Y u Yes, "
replied a wag, "Is killed every darned
critter on the face Of the airth. !.
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ERTEMLEFg. BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,

Inform their friends and the public generally
that they have just received large and splendid
supplycf
Spring and Summer Goods
which they are prepared tonale up at the short
est notice for their customers and the public gen
orally. They return their waTmest thanks for
the generous support hitherto extended therl-
They are stili.f0 be found at theirold stand on
Maifstreet opposite Richards Drug Store. ada
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nTPitch dsrkuess has been 90 ll5pgus as
to read @blumlnoua obecutily
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MR.: KELLOGG respectfully in~
-1sA forms the public that he has opened rooms
in Michel Hebert's Hall, Plaquemine, where be
is prepared to take Likenesses of EVERY SIZE
and put them up In style superior TO any ever
taken in this place heretofore
Operating QaIg, from A.. N. TO 8 g. afs
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TREsH SUPPLY Of Stationery
"a and Books Teceived at
apis RICHARDS Drug staFs-
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plaauemine, Jlne lAIh. ls56.

DAGUHRSEg
Tomorrow may Be TOO late
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% nEoRoks CURED AND 4 oOrroH csor
The following unsoi TIED letter from Southern gentlemen
and planter, Ia OF universal interest:
CLAYTON, ALABAMA, March Is 1856.
DR.. Rhodes Dear sr-ln justice you make this state
doubt the best article forth Tor trouble
dsckse. On my Plantation twenty eight Ia
the month OF October mostly my cotton pickers qun
De; had positive effect began 70 despair sAvtug my
cotton crop. My negh,or. kr John a. Miller hsd onr
medcne be 10 TO get It and immediaiely commenced
uaipg IT, hands took II without losing CAV. and got we'd
most with the first 1t worked IKE . charm l
TO Cour bus Ga and got fresh supply, and shall mover be
vi boat It, car and In The counr,. Very respectfully
yours THOMAS EFORD.
Rhodes fever and aRue cure, antdote malaria the
only harmless remedy In EXISTENCE equally certain
veptve cure" Ia 1t when feel the chls coming
on, and you will never have single one.
JAMES RHODES, proprietor, Providence Il. l.
nR. HAl06Ts FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY-lS A
- certain for fever and dyaoepa aurdce Cha
g-es fever, liver comDlaiDs remian fever female weak
ness and al bilious diseases II compounded from purely
vegetable extracts wi bout particle OF quiDne other
poisonous drug II promptly and thoroughly ard
At.
DR.. Baght-Dear SirI have prescribed your remedy In
f fever and ague dyspepsia &c and find
W. G. KuYPKRs. NJ d.
John BARELY. !77rh street corner of Filth was
cured Of fever and a. ne OF long standing.
Mrs 1horp 20 Allen street. cured OF remitten fever
ard ague
Mr Lewry 1855 Hester street. cured of fever and ague
and dyspepsia.
Office 2d Bowery, New York,
J. PERKINS, General Agent.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1855.

In Williamsburg, On Friday, April 4, after long and
painful illness, Capt .. L. WoGLos. aged a years.
bers Of Lodge a. oder o, Odd Fslio vs.
spec fully invited tend the iunsrAi morrow
afternoon, at two o'clock from his late residence No.
102 South Fourth street, without further no.ice.
At Baltimore, Nd. Tuesday, April L 10 the 18th
year OF her sge, Mrs. ArxxiSA vile OF John w. Bell.
On Ttursdsy March l, ct her residence in Brooklyn
Mrs. ELEANOR bRHAN, widow Of the ste John Derhau,
aged Is years.
Her remains inferred In the Cemetery Of the Holy
Cross Flatbusb, L. !.
In London the 2slh Of February last, Of bleeding
Of the lupge LEONARD WILLIAMS VAN STALL hst maze OF
ship Birds Eye, eyed 20 years and days.
Any inform alton concerning the above, can be OBJ
taiLed Of A. c. Morrill,, No. Q Chambers street.
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Married.

In this city, Wednesday evening" April 2, by the
Rev James Mllet st his residence No. III East Seven
teenth street. Mr.. ROBERT MAsTRRsoN Of Greenwich
Conn TO Miss SARAH ANNE CUDwoRTH, Of this city.
In this ciy, Moneay, March 20. by the Rev. E. F..
Hatfield Mr.. JAMES HUBBARD, of Mddetown New Jersey,
to Miss JANE r. BLsNARD, OK New York.
Mormouth N. j., papers please copy.
On Wednesday, Apt 2, by the Rev. DR.. Moore, Will
late Fgber. Benson Hereford, OF Catskiu NY.
On Thursday evening, April 8 by the Rev. Valentine
Back JOHN n MUNsoN to Miss CORHEIIA JANE REYNOLDS
daughter o. Abraham Reynolds Esq., both Of Greenwich
CLnn.
In Baltimore, Nd, Wednesday, April ., at Grace
church. by the Rev. Cleveland Cox, Dr. j. THORNLEY,, u
s. ~ to MARY, daughter Of Nathaniel Pearce formerly
OF this city.
On Thursday, April 3, by the Rev. Dr.. De Witt, Mr
JOHN P. WHITE to MARGARET a., daughter Of David Bry
son, deceased.
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ELFCI1ON .EoTlCE.-PURsUANT 70 THE PRovI
IL sops OF the laws OF this State and q the
Board Cohcnen adopted March H. 1856 ordering cps
cs election in the Twenty fourth Council District 10 The Enh
csncy ccssore cd by the demise Of Roesrt Dixon Public
New York that election win be he In said Council district
OF the Ninth ward embracing the SIKH and Seventh election
districts Of sid ward Tuesday, the 9Th day OF April Inst
1856. The pO;Is viii he held
For HkYtb cisrict ut 48 Hammond sUeeE
For Eleventh. district. st "A Greenwich avenue.
which bavs bNea duly designated BY the Common Ooupc
the places at which ecions shall be In said ds.
ct during pre- and the pol will open At sun
rise and remain open until sunset, when hey win be closed
= zSr III ! isSS ''' DE YAa.zNTUA oiss 90