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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05
SHOEMAKING.

@f The undersigned begS leave 70 IN
saas form the citizens Of IbeIville that he
has on hard and for sale the most aps
proved STYLES of Ladies' Caters, Buskins, Slip
pess; Toilet Slippers; Gents Boots and Shoes;
Chiidren's do, Misses dO.--all made TO order and
warranted, both as to durability and 6t. Shop
next door to Gallaghers Dry Goods Store, on
Main street.
mil JOHN L. BALCH.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05
|CABITgET MAKER
ror sava on Commission,
!. 4ha t,nii3ersisne

~ the undeTsigned
fna Dwelling Hoses and I.oss il
.he town Of Jefferson, ,pelong ging to a..
&, ST. Diziez and Fio1stein Hebegt,--
- sfrus apply 10 feb03 T. ROTH.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05
lime and Tgaal

ONE hundred bbls Lime; 200 kee. Malta:
" for sale by ieIs ROTH BROS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05
.. "a D4G3G0sp

3. u D3G3I0Sp
Commission Merchant,
Rlaquemines 8so
HAVING completed his large and colnmodious
l. Warehouse opposite to the Steamboat
Landing, will give his entire attention to the
Receiving and Forwarding
of all Freights passing through Plaquemine.-
Crosse Tete and Attakapas Merchants in particu-
lar will find it to their interest by giving their at
tention to this notice. Those wishing to have
their Goods attended to will please address
Care Of J. f. DEGELOS,
UlT Plaquemine, La.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05

WILL give their entire attention to Receiving
wv and Forwarding Of all Freights passing
through Plaquemine. Crosse Tete and Attaka-
pas Merchants in particular, will find it to their
interest to give their attention to this notice
Those wishing to have THEN Freight attended to,
will please have it sent, directed
Care Of G. Z. SPRAGUE b co,
Plaqueinine, La.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05
CALENDAR FOR APRIL.
JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
SOUTHERN SENTINEL
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 short time) he is prepared to execute
with neatness and despatch, and in style equal
to any other Office, every variety of
Job Printing
Consisting Of
HandbillS of all descrip- Pamphlets
tiOns; Lawyers Briefs;
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
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11
F1sK's metallic BURIAL CASES
VALUABLE BOOKS.

VALUABLE BOOKS, go.
CONSISTING in part OF large assortsssSstt sst
~ Of Bibles, PRAYRR BOOKS,
COMMENTARIES, S1.ANDARD POETS,
SCHOOL BOOKS, MEDICAL and IAEIHs
CKLLANEOU US WORKg Particularly suited
to Public andPrivate Libraries.
Also, Cap, Letter, Bill, Note and Wrapping
PAPERS, of various qualitiess and at prices
ENVELOPES of all Sizes and qualities,
from so cents per box to $2. Se~
INKS Of thaabest brandssput up in any sized
bottles.
s. TOWNSEND,
128 Richardson Street. Columbia, 8. G..
April IL, 1855 40 ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11

Mew Spring & SunaHiaef GaOds
At No. 1.Granite Range. ~
.THAMBERs T. MARSHALL are now re-
~ eeiying their !.
Spring and Eunmer GpoGs,
which will be fonnd complete, with every y.nov-
city Of the Season in
DRESS .GOgDG SILKS -. !;
NANTZLLAa. Ea{BR0DERES,
HOsL1RY gL0y1H 6ANCK,
9T. 1ND 0RAPFBONNB7x
,---AlSO-4, .;yg
A fns. assortment Of B0NAEY RLBB6NG
FRENCH FLOWERH,. and variety Of
'1RLA1LNGg which have been selsctad With
great care, md bjch We most res6S SSlfully
invite attension Of ths sitizans seaAf piaes
Ap1ils 1850. ~ =
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11
SaD A-Mx"-

OF Fine Bottom Land. These Lands will pro-
duce from One Thousand to Twelve Hundred
Pounds of Cotton to the Acre, owing to the
Spring of Water in every field on the plhce.
There are also Spring of puro Limestone, and
Celebeate Spring, RESEMBLING in Medical prop
critics the Celebrated Madison Springs of ticor-
gia l would therefore say, to all those in
pursuit Of aHealth and Beautiful Productive
Level Lands had better give me call, before
moving elsewhere, MS NV Lands can be bought
for less than they arc worth. There is an cx-
cellent School in, two hundred yards there is
an excellent Mill Seat on the placc-therc il a
Saw and Girls Mill joining the place, with
Churches of four different denominations nj.
most in sight. a. w. LYNCH. .
June 23, 1856. s-tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11
W ANIsEDGG

1Et1DER 1AM4Nases =
10, e,see HEECEs, ,of Will PApERING,
500 Papsss. Of Transparent Window Shades
With pictures to match. -
Merchants and Planters from Abbeville Dis
triot wishing to purchase viii do well TO call
at A. b.t.'EAKLY, )
Angssta, Ga, May 2, 1850, PLY :.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11

FLORIDA! FLORIDA!!

|TNHE subscriber having purchased :.t
Il Land in Florida, wishes to sell all Hill
his LAND i'll Abbevile District near the Tenn
pie of Health, on the Anderson Road, ten
miles above Abbevillc Court House, containing
n -9ID"o A@HR %-o
This Land may be divided into three or more
Tracts to suit the purchasers.
The Home Tract contains
=oo A@ ~ "-o
All in fine repair and in nice state of culti-
vation, with the most select Orchard of Peach
es and all kinds of choice fruit that this climate
produces This is one of the healthiest and most
beautiful sites in the District. There has not
been n case Of chill nor fever, originating from
the place, in twenty-five years. This is one of
the best locations for Physician that 1 know
of in the State. While his family is secure
each side of him That are remarkably sckly
These, together with the alluvial bottoms of
Little River, some three miles distant running
in the direction of n horse shoe, nearly entire
y around the place, except the west, and that
deficiency is supplied with Rocky River
and its worst cffluvia some six miles distant
Those Streams, together with others of minor
Importance, render it New California to the
Ihysicican, provided his talent and constitu-
tion are sufficiently strong to bear up under
the lnborious practice that he would necessa-
rily: have to perform, by having an opening Of
some ten miles to the nearest physician.
The upper place, one mile distant, is also
proverbially healthy. There are tw small
Dwelling Houses OH the place, with two wells
of excellent Water, with oil necessary Out
Buildings, an excellent Gin House, and new
negro Houses sufficient for the accommodation
of Sixty or Seventy Slaves. There are,,on the
place, a considerable quantity of Land lust
cleared, that is in fine state of cultivation.
There are some
ESQ A.%HH HE-
Of Fine Timbered Land in the Woods. There
are
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11
LANYARD AT LOWNDESVIEtE.

I>HE undersigned most respectfully call the
attention of the public to our Stock of
LEATHER we have, and will keep on hand a
variety OF as Good LEATHER rs can be bought
at any lanyard in the Country.
Having laid in heavy Stock OF Slaughtered
Hides last Spring, we will be able to supply
the people with heavy SOLE LEATHER, Gin
Bands, dc.
Also
To our Harness Shop We will keep OH hand
q lot OF good Ready Made Harness of our own
make. Being professional Workman, we can
safely say, that we can Put3up as fine and as
good Work as any establishment in the Dis
triet, and as cheap as the cheapest
;. an orders attended to Immediately. We go
licit coll.
Leather, Harness. Brides, Martingaics, &c,
DC, will be given in exchange for Hides and
Bark, or Cash will be given if preferred.
j. III. d w ii. MULLIKIN.
June 81, 1856. S-tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
Mo RD'S
Patent Portable Anti-FrictiOn Horse Power,
The Best I'm Use.
Patented :Iu1v IL l2kA

Patented July IL, 1854.
THIS is IN invention by which large por;
Il tion of the power of the horse is render.
cd available than by any other arrangement
known Its parts are few and simple, not lia-
ble 10 arrangement, readily adjusted for work
ing, and with ordinary care very durable and
efficient
The Machines are manufactured with great
eXactness and all precisely alike, SO that in
case piece should be broken we om always
fusnish piece5to replace it.
1t is designed for one or two horses, and
can be used for great variety of work, there
by saving large amount Of labor, expense
and valuable time to the Farmer Mechanic and
others.
BY reason of its portability the owner con
readily locate it wherever it may suit his bus.
mess 1t can be used to good advantage for
driving cotton gins thrcshing machines circu-
lar, or other saws, planning and other machines
for working wood driving mills, oflvarious
kinds for grinding grain, paint, DC, straw-cut-
ters, corn-shclcrs, lathcs grind stones DC,
and for churnng, washing, pumping water for
cattle, irrigation, or draining, and all other
purposes to which Horse Power is adopted
We also keep the most approved Spike and
Beatcr TI1RESliERS, which can be driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MILLS, for Hand or Horse Power
SMUT MACHINES, Grain Cradles, Betting
&c. EI
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob
Mills CARMICHAEL, e. BEAN.
Dealers an Harttrare, Cutlery and Agricultu-
raj Implements,
Augusta, CO., Mayo, 1866. 526m s.
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AGRICULTURAL AND. MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS!
Maohinists' and Builders MaterIalsre
HARDWARE, CUTLRRY,a AND HOUSE sGBRs
NISBING G00DS!!! ~
zNZ

|. eAssM nave now IN .etorc, oHd will o
&sSs Gsnsaafe y the SgT sss o;9E
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for hl
Southern Use, H.
Single and, two Horse Turning PLoUGHs;,
Is Varieties; :
Double Michigan, Double Mould Board, and
HilI Side Sid pL0UGHs;
sub-Soil PL0UGm several kinds Forman'b
Cntivators; Earrows, skinds Corn Shelters.
9 kinds Stray Cutters, 10. sizes and
Road s;erraapers; Horse Hoes; Horse Powers
and Threshors, varieties Of each;
Fan Millss Grain Cradles; Grass Scythes and
| Handles; Smut Machines;
Bush Hooks; Pruning and Hodge Shears:
Pruning Saws and Chisels;
Sausage Meat Cutters and Stuffers; Farmerss -
| Boilers, for boiling food for stock; Ghuras:
Hay andsGarden' Rakes :. Hayssa and Manurs :.
Forks; Hoes, Spades sifavels Graia
Scoops;
| Corn Planters Scales; -
Store, Warehouse, and Depot Trneksi walt and =,
Horse Buckets; Pump "ChaiS and: Fix.f
|. tnres ;SRoek Salt for Stock. -,
~ We keep Extra Points for our PionRtsss.
and will furnish, ut short notice, suohspSfiso 81
Ploughs and other Implements, 6sFHasy 1s.
wanted to replace broken pirces.
GentlemcnS', andsBeys' Tool Cheats, &c., 60.
We are also Agents for selling the followiae :.
Articles: s-
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT CORN. AND.
..s COB oRysHERs, &
fUnivetsally admitted TO be the Best Gyns6arse
ever invented, and in the use Of witch fors
feeding stock saving of one.third is made aass
has 'besn. proved beyond dispute,
Hoe Cos and Weich & .Grifiths' Circufaa
.SAWSand SAW >GUhhERS:
Stearns Masvips Celebrated Fire, Powdss, !.
and Burglar Efoof =,
.SA LA Man DER SAFES.s ~
Rotary smoothiug IRONS Heated with
Alcohol -
No family should be without this very sssfal
p All the 9bove are offered r.ssls affair ssss
regular prfoes, in connection with our eztsnr'
sive stock of HARDWARE md, CUTEKRYe T5s,o
s.ys2 CARMICHAEL 4 BEAN, .ay4e;s,
WV. 2 Gzssnopsnl, Augusta &c. \.
asoaas +, ADA lpA.. Nay p 1855. sa:iys
fORdHNTDHApTEREO Ell. az. 81 ~ .:ss
COKEsRURY ~ s.
Aas MIsETS Third. Friday j. savt
E3a ibasb5StRt8 o r N. 4 every
~ > fslassy'se, 1900 '82 , Ign
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11

w The friends Of J. K. VANCE, Eaa.ssre
spectfully announce him as Candidate for tn
Legislature at tfs ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11

sB The ffssSdsof. n. A. JONES, ESQ, re.
spectfully Announce him as Candidate fol
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-11

/ EY The friehds Of D.. W. HAWTHORNyre,
specially anno4pce him candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville District the nAyk kaieetion.
- Many FRIENDS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

This gentleman delivered q very able and
eloquent speech to large audience assembled
AZ the Court House on Tuesday evening last
The Old Liners were delighted with il. which
was clearly manifested by the oft repeated ap
plause which accompanied his effort through
out the whole Of its delivery. Mr.. Ryan is q
young man Of decided ability and destined To
make his mark upon the futare history of his
adopted country. He IL a candidate for the
Legislature ia Marion county aud will. un.
doabtedly. be elected by large majority
We wish him great success in the career, that
most certainly awaits him-Jsurnai
We had not the pleasure Of hearing this
speech that so delighted the old liners" but
from what We have heard OF it. it was certain.
ly characterised only by low blaekguardism,
pot house slang and obscene illusions. The
young speaker mistook the citizens of Terre.
Haute, when he thought he could entertain,
them. by vulgar anecdotes and disgusting
references. Perhaps some Of the old line par.
ty were highly delighted" :" but that was ow
ing, We have no doubt, to the peculiar charac-
ter Of the young mans thoughts. 1.-THE repu-
tation Mr.. Ryan has left here among the bet
ter class OF our citizens. is a correct exponent
Of what he is. We hope the good citizens Of
Marion county may deem it advisable, to ind
some more suitable person To represent them
IN the councils Of the State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

The citizens Of Old Riley In pursuance TO a
call by the Peoples Party. met in Lockport
on Wednesday. in large numbers. FAR exceed.
ing the number Of those present on the Mon
day previous. when the miiifs1y Chieliains. Col
I. Bowling and j Osborne Preference. the un-
written history Of the Reservoir wars.) we're
posted 20 address the faithful upon TIE old
"stomping grounds" Our fellow. .townsman,
j. r. Baird. addressed The assembled multi
tudes in very forcibse and eloquent manner,
free FROM seurrilous phrases. or the dema-
gogue's cant. and better than all. followed up
showing by the most uncontrovertible proofs
from the authentic history OF the country. that
every position he took. aud that every one ad-
vanced by the Republican party. had been
held aud maintained heretofore by all the good
and great men Of both parties. who have pre-
ceded US. excepting only John @. Calhoun. the
great nullifer. and first head Of the present
old line party. whose peculiar children they
are. and they alone. The people were highly
pleased. and forcibly struck with the sinceri.
~ and candor Of the effort. and are disposed
aud will give the facts fair and impartial
consideration. showing this one fact eonclu-
sively. that although a persistant effort has
been made by the old liners, TO bias and pre-.
judice the minds Of the people. by slang phra-
ses-stale epithets and aprrobious names
Yet when the facts are presented. the candor
Of the human heart Acknowledges the omnip
otence Of the truth. aud discards at once the
shallow artifces Of the spoils loving and Of
hcc seeking tricksters. Success to the pro.
gress of Truth and Right
Mr.. Baird was followed by T. H. Nelson in
his usually eloquent. mastery and highly in
teresting style. for a short time. when the
crowd dispersed. much gratifed at the re, ult.
SPECTATOR.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

We understand that Dowling and Cooker.
iy's two loving brothers') audience at Hart
fcrd Yesterday. was about equally divided be-
tween those who were anxious to be inflicted
with speech. and those who preferred 10
play marbles-,he latter sometimes number
ing the majority.
Col. Bowling spoke (ss he always does) as
an cid line WAis. recently. however. having
fused with the old line. border ruffian democ-
raey. While be inslnuatingly undertakes to
esiele The friends Of Henry Clay. his love for
the villifer Of Of that great man. and his de-
sire that Willard shall be Governor. sticks
out. ss plain the ears from the stolen skin
Of the tabled donkey.
Mr.. Dowhng. we understand. brands the
whole Republican party as . set Of "Abeiifioa
ists. I" anu in fact. were il not for the peculiar
elegance with hieh he uses that term, his
speeches would he ss dull and insipid as his
political life is tortuous and vasciiiating.
We have. however. at our command. a few
leaves ofthe unwritten political history Of Col
Bowling, which We propose in our own good
time. to give 10 the readers Of the Express,
which We think will have tendency to weak
en- the influence Of his cid Eae WAis speeches
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Steamer Arabia.
CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN

NEW York. July 99-The Cunard
steamer Aabia. from Liverpool. en- roul,
for Boston, arrived at Halifax this morn
ing.
The Atlantic has arrived. Americas
relation are reported as progressing favor
ably.
There is a revolution progressing thro'
out Spain. apd there have been two days
fighting at Madrid.
LIVERPOOL. July i5.-The market clos
ed without change. The market for Bread
stufs was generally firm. Wheat firm al
2l advance. Flour firm, with a slight
improvement in the better grades. but
there are more sellers than buyers Of in.
ferior. but otherwise the market is un.
changed in every respect.
Honduras has memorialized the Euro.
pean governments TO guarantee the right
Of transit across her territory, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific
The Duke Of Cambridge has been ap-
pointed Commander in Chief OF the army
Lord Palmerston will receive the va.
cant garter.
FRANCE Profound tranquility reigns
throughout France.
A ministerial crisis occurred In Spain
Espartero has rendered his resignation.
The Sandman Government makes urgent
demands for loans TO erect forlihcalions
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06
The trrri,orie. Of the ifnted State. We re.

The territories Of the limited States we re
gard as the common property Of all the State.
as eo-equal sovereignties. and as sneh open "a
settlement by the citizens Of the States with
their property as matter Of right; and that no
power resides either in Congress ar the terri
tcrial Legislature. or the people OF the terrific
ries while territory. 10 exclude frnm settle
ment in any territory any port ion Of the citi.
xens Of this Republic with their property Ie.
gslly held in the States from which they emi.
CRATE. We repudiate therefore the doctrine
commonly called squatter sovereignty in the
territories.
The above we clip from the Macon (Georgia)
Journal and Messenger. and is one Of series
Of resolutions passed by the American State
Convention which met at Macon. Ca, on the
5th Of July. The Convention ratified the
nomination OF Fillmore and Donelson. and
pledged to them its support.
We are inclined TO think the doctrine. that
mo power resides in Congress or the Terri
torial Legislature. or the people Of the terri.
tories. while territory" sufficient to prevent
slavery from extending over the public do.
main. does not meet the notions Of Northern
Americans.
If the territories are the common property OF
all the States. and Congress is the Legislature
Of all the States. we cannot see why the pow.
er to legislate for the territories. Is not found
in that clause in the Constitution which says.
"TAe Congress shall hape porer TO dispose Of and
make all nsedfsi ruiss and regulations. yespeefiag
fhe territory or property bslergiss TO ne United
Sfafes"
The extreme doctrines expressed in the
above resolution are the doctrines Of John G
Calhoun, and We believe were never entertain.
ed by a prominent, Northern. and until recent
ly. by but few Southern men.
Ii the South intend To run Mr.. Fillmore on
such platform. we opine he will find but
few supporters north of Mason and Dixon 5
line. The principle of "Squatter sovereign
ty" which is the bright particlar star" in the
arguments Of some Northern Americans, is
secuted at and repudiated by the above resolu-
tion. Even the American party South, can
not then agree with the American party North
and a sectional feud seems about to be spring
ing up among them. aud we would not be sur
prised. if before a fortnight. ecen the friends
os Millard Fillmore would find themselves
engaged in sectional controversy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

The meeting in Los, Greek on Tuesday,. vas
we'll attended. aud vas addressed BY Messrs
Nelson. Bairj and Huison.
Many Of the sober sensible men Of the sewn
ship were present. and II seemed TO us thai
there VA b.; ane feeling among he people
aud that was oppesision 10 The eorrup,ios. s'
oldiineissn and slavery propsgaadism.
The prestige Of Cookery 4 Co. has passed
away IN Lost Greek. Free speech. free
thought and free Kansas has taken place ol
the old line ne,ises IL free whisky. free Ii.
esnse and freedom 20 squ.nder the pnhli<
funds.
Pat down Los; Greek as strongly opposed
to modern democracy. And The eeusps irea
snees of old lissrs gen<r2lly.
Mr.. Nelson and r. n. MoGa;t addressed ,
large and enthusiastic Rspuhliesa rse<tiss o.
Friday iast. ~ sandfords Station in Faystt.
sswnship- The beat feeling prevailed. and
freedom in Kansas. vent ayias from lip To lii
nstil the whole nsss seemed 70 have hu, on.
opinion on hat sah.eci. All Is right ia Fay
cite.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

Old Liners throuehou, The State. are sfnl..
ing over the exclusively Fillmore electoral
ticket No vohder. for II was, Of all Others.
the only act that could SAFE them from q most
ingiorious defeat IN November fiut they are
rcR pei hts II the vcods-~e believe that
there remains. yet, enough of patriotism In the
fillmore ranks. and good sense amone the
Electors nominated ia May. TO effect an af.
rsngemens BY which TIE vote Of the State may
yei be carried for either Nr. rillrsose sr Nj.
fremont as the eAse may require 70 defeat the
pro slavery ticket nominated by the Cincin-
natl Conventioo .-Awcrs<ss Cnssea