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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
,,,y vopx NAVY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1866.

iha, terrible stiffness which Prsesde5 the caring axe
0,erord more about KaDs" its prospects
The Goutb pust Q. nd out mole mee q he Causo y
lcet So ,ay all inform. Sen. Neu 1nx VII WI 70 70
soon enough # il is dane Early. JennA, io'uery ~
AIe,ee.p toe ether with the slav. -o"oers gen.Iay n
North Missouri Who sIe attached 10 the ~ -
SLAYER, and are unsilliDg 70 give u up, even ,".i
Kansas be- 81 Free State, are look ng around 70 lis
m,re SoutEtrn States for refuge should tnl7 'n"is
ccfrr. A., o,i,,Je of
. dorrer na,much as il IL the at ri those who see
al ,bst i yoipy on among bem and judge c0oly oi me
49,, II Kansas be a IFr.e State, slaves WI DC
- 4 from N.sonri bv thousands nj, none are ieit'
II On ste axes rank among our enen les lney Hup"
,bst ;f Kar.ss b. Free state, she viii not ony os
free bui ON tn character o. TIE vile no!1ss pou'e.
lao n IT, rrirofy By northern fanalcs II WI De no.
he'd f Ablti, mis- IL ard II grand depot ior NJ tu
nm iergrr III raosds. actively sening ner
III, smith 10 steal our slaves, end faithfully cohceai-
i HIN afer they are stolen thus becoming me West
c,nce, uoop tie bosom of the b dy polite
iris row getting late ard wish to close. present
:. n'' -, ,,e sd .,u'y yours. j. l.. HAtBERr.
nh would be recreunt tn duty were not ,sy
tia, Cen Whitfield and col. JOKES have beea as kni
IN ma 3, n en- can be- Whitfield has proved fa'h'r
IN our hoys-is away fron bis business nov, d,wa
u,ng them adv sing, suggesting. &c. Tie Gays re
nil no; ea W. them tai they comfortably liked ioT me
Wn,er erd that not man of them shall suffer or "aa'
for ANYTHING Moaroe sboud be- grateful to these gen.
,n,er for tbeir kindness her children. Speak OF
ihir to the people the Streets wewant them To Aao"
J. L Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
GENERAL ATCHISoN UPON KANSAS.

From the Edg>foid Is. c. idreTff'eT Nor D
The following brief letter has come within our reach,
apo we claim the privilege of publishing t. not only to
show The energy and true southern feeling of our e.
tened fellow -citzer, Mr. Fuller but that our people
ma, be encouraged TO do something yet ior the
Kantss cause. The General, you will sec feels that
,pe more broadide from the south viii cary tue de-
batcnble land. Mark tire tote of his cDncse bat en-
Ihac note, and let u. he arc lsed 10 one more eN-
craCn: 49,
"PL.TTE CRY, Thursday, Oct 9, 1856.
"DFAR SIR our letter, together with the draft for
ss 40 has been received and your Instructions shall
ie foloaed. will inquire diligently for the Eigehed
bo,s. We have carried the elections in Kansas. Tue
new GoyenCr giyos sBti-fection. But, my dear sir,
il is no time tor Southern to relax Their cxerons
Now is tie very moment to redoube eXertions We
must dOH Ii We Go our duty Kansas will be
Slave state in twelve monihs-a State, either IN or
OFT ofht Un,0H. .rc,,,,ov
Your. truly d. R. ATCHlSON
r NJ FILLER E.q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

In iustice TO our friends and 10 ourselves We have 10
rCguest that all persons or ASSOCIATIONS Whlch may
have contributed any funds TO be disbursed ~ tie
Committee, will ADDRESS our lleasufer ana adv hih
of tie amount contributed and the person 10y whom II
was Ielnit;cd. o..
IIereafer Ia guard against al possible imposition
Ne desire ali CONT buttons to be seat directly by DRAFT
10 our TIeasmer William II Russell esq. at Leayen.
worth City. Mr.. Russell OF The firm OF Majors, Kas
se A Co. is of such well known responsibility ani in
tecrity that without the inc orsecnt Of the COMMITTEE
cur friends would have an ample guaranty io the prop
or spplc -tioo If then contributions.
Should We deem it necessary. ar we anticipate, TO
send ole on more agents to the South, We I" NJ eu"s
them III der commission SlgnGo by our
tic nor H. Il. Atchson. a't.s'ed 10y The seal OF the
C,(rk OF some CouI or Notary Pablo OF the Iefn"ry'
Ard VIC caution ur lriI de not 10 curde IN any pesOn
claiming 10 act as our agent, unl,s, 20 certified.
We iced hardly say TO our Southern irlend' that,
though lebe Ion IL for the present suppressed inou9n
W, have again elected Legislature and dcieka 10
Congosr, the contest Is Lot yet ended 1t j., our
Southern lnonds true 10 th, own interest IL is
not If they leave Us 10 contend unalded against tue
wl0e Abolition ftr.e. We have not population su-
tciert 10 make us q State. We must have more set
ftp We need especially those whose interest would
nr,mpt ,hem 10 come TO our Terlitcrythose whohaNe
slaves who can command the labor of two or more
sayes and can thus avail themselves OF the advantages
OF our praiies of unrvalled iciuhty 1hey WIN DC re-
yardod while they make our Territory, la fact what
cur people have declared i sha! ce-a slavehoding
state.
F,o this Won must have learned from Your own IONS
the truth which have often urged that IN no part
Of the ITnen is slave labor profitable save 10 MS
souri, as in our TeIrtoIy-in iem States Is II go safe
In conclusion would ask that our trends WIN cor
respond freely with our secretary at LeaVeiiworm
CITY n T.. who will, at all time, reply promptly ana
hlly and give them reliable information on all ina'
terS of interest ID. X. ATCHIsoN,
Chairman Executive Connltrr o. n /
Is r SINaoss, srcrr'afy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
Of The n. y. Tibune.

torefPondenet Of TIC ~ J. lI'VuI''
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. -, iSJ,
There is strong undercurrent here setting to-
ward the retention OF Marcy as Secretary of State.
All TIE Democratic gentry who wear SIX stockings
hold bonds and mortgages or trade in cotton are
decidedly that way Of thinking. Tbe old eeNes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

va. then inflicted upon thom on the pBth square 'i
;. thc 1re.eIee Of large Gro sd OF -pce'ato.s'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
NUMBER II. .
Another of rEae scrnsors.

The last specimen of the sharp of a
thousand strings kind of sermons we
have met with is the following, on
the three Simons' 1t was. preached
Il few Sundays ago, at the Goose Greek
meeting house, by clergyman Of the
Hard She'll Baptist persuasion, and
will be found very suggestive.
The reverend gentleman comes late,
walks solemnly into the pulpit, and
after having gone through the formula
Of his creed, comes to the sermon:
'Brethern Whilst | was a riding
here an idea struck me of great i'm
portance TO the congregation. The
scriptures is full of Instructions, aud
the scriptures in various places makes
various mention of various Simons.
There was Simon Magnus, Simon
Bajonay, and Simon Peter; but of all
the Simons in the scriptures thar is no
Simon like unto that Simon that lived
down by the sea shore and he was a
tanner.
Saint Mathy takes this subject up.
He speaks of many Simons, and he
says thar was Simon Bajonay, Simon
Peter and Simon Magnus, but he also
mentions that of all the Simons thar
was no Simon like unto that Simon
that lived down by the sea side and he
was tanner.
Likewise Saint Mark testifies unto
the scriptures. He also says there was
many Simons, that there was Simon
Peter, Simon Magnus and Simon Barr
jonay, but of all the Simons thar was
no Simon like unto that Simon that
lived down by the sea shore and he
was tanner.
so also Saint Luke and all the saints
bear witness unto the scriptures, they
all bear witness to these Simons, and
they attest unto the truth that of all
the Simon thar was no Simon like unto
that Simon that lived down by the sea
side and he was a tanner.
GLORY unto Simon! Glory unto all
the Simons! Glory unto that Simon
that lived by the sea shore, for he was
a tanner.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
SPEETAL NOTICES.

The privilege of yearly advertisers strictly limited
their own immediate and regular bDsness aud the
ness n an advertising firm is not considered including
that OF its individual members.
Merchants others advertising by the year will only be
allowed the space Of half column in the paper at the
rates at present charged shcm BY this paper.
CaF on persons become candidates will be inaer,edas
other advertisements.
Advertisements OF two columns width will be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements no, marked tie copy for specified
time viii be inserted till forbid aud payment exactcd.
And fnally-Al communications for this paper of any
and every character whatsoever intended the
private ends interests ofndiydua corporatioH
heiies schools, will be charged advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01

HENRY A. WISE ON MIbLARD FsLL-
MoRE.-Tn a nuIlifying speech at Rich
mond, Virginia, on the Goth ult., Gov.
Wise, among many BID things, paid a
deserved tribute to II Hard Fillmore:
'IfBuchanan il not elec.ed.' said Wise,
God grant that Fillmore o'ay Le; as he
is a man of patriotism and principle for
| take great pleasure in teSilfying to his
being good man, say God giant that
he may be elected if Buchanan is not
How does this accord with the asser-
tons of the small fry maligners of Mr.
Fillmore, in this section ofcountry. tits
almost daily charged from the slump, thai
Mr.. Fillmore, is the worst kind of~an
aboli.ionist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
Caution to The Public,

Since the introduction Of my Scbiedatn Aroma
tic Schnapps into the United States, number Of
LiqnoF Mixers in New York. Boston and Phila.
delpha have been engaged in putting up mixed
and Poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs. and to
be pa''ned of upon the unwary Tor my genuine
SchnaPps ] have directed my agents 10 institute
'egal proceedings against all persons who they may
ascertain to be engaged N tina most atrocous syp-
tenn Of deception, and call on the press and the
public to aid ,hsm in their efforts to remedy 30
grea, an evil. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN NEW Or
LEANS

ksEAtN3.. =
James w. Burke, SIS Common street.
Cady g. Holiness z Gravier street.
J. ID. Griffr Il Co. SO. 40 andT22 Old LeVee
Goodrich & Co. "a Common street.
Eaton s. Henderson, 16 New Levee.
G. M. Bayly & Co., IS Canal street.
Hall, Kemp & Co., Mol Tchoupiloulas street.
Converse & Co., Garner Of Canal and New
Levee streets.
E. j. Hart & Co., 20 Tcforpifoulas street.
Thompson, Allen 6. Co.. % Common street.
Schmidt g. Zieglar IFS Old Levee.
w. L. Lanier Il Co, 26 Poydras street
A. Il Fl Block 8 and 4 Front street.
Elliott g. CO.. 10 Poydras street.
Payne, SteeisiE Co, 27Tchonpitonlass street,.
Bmnnell & Bailiff, 10 Grayier street.
F. w. CoeleY. 119 Common street
O. O. WoOdman, corner Of Magazine and Com
mon streets. s
John Wngh, & Co, 151 Charities street.
And alb the wholesale druggists and gfocers i the
United States. nh bm
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
TO ALL WHO USE LIQUOR.
WOlfe'S SchiGdam Aromatic
SGRMARPRa

u This celebrated beverage is manuiactureda {
pc factory Of the undersigned, at Schicdam. He
| and. He s.the sole importer, as well as the ex
elusive manufacturer of the article, and 40 prepara
ton bearing the name Of "Schrapps, that is no
procured either from his establishment in New
York. or from his agents in other cities. is gcnnire
or reliable.
II is made from barley of the finest quality. Sc.
ected with great from the products OF the mos
celebrated grasn-growng districts, is favored with
the essence of the aromatic Juniper Berry of Itay
and is rectiied by peculiar process which expek
from 'hs spin: every acnd particle.
As means Of preventing and correcting the
dlsagreeable and often dangerous effects produced
upon The stomach and bowels by change of wa
ter-a visitation 10 which travellers, new Sc lers
and all nnacclIsnated personsare Hable--,he schei
dam Aromatic Schnapps will befonnd absolutely
infaiibIe; while, in cases OF dropay. gravel. OBJ
struction Of the kidneys, diseases Of the bladder.
dyspepsia, ague aud fever and general debility, !;
If recommended most emphaticaIIy by The most
distinguished members the medical profession
wish the pubic to understand the Schuapps il
not sold by the gallon or pipe It is only sold in
qanri and pn bottles. in cases Of one dozen quarts
and TWO dozen pints each bottle eenvloped in yell
low paper. with my name on the bottle cork, and
fac simiIe ofmy signature on the label For sale
al all the respectable Druggists and Grocera.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufactured
DEPor 15s 20 & 20 Beaver Street, New York,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
PLAQUENINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE La NOV. l, 1856.
The Throne OF Solomon.

The following account, says an ex-
cha &c, of remarkable piece of mechan-
ism, taken fom Persian manuscript
called The II story of Jerusaem.' 1t
perp' rts to be II description of the throne
"f hIag Solomon, and if the details are
correctly given, it undoubtedly surpasses
any piece of mechanism produced in mod
ern times. The sides OF it were pure gold,
the feet Of emerald and rubes, intermixed
with pearls, each of which was as large
as an ostrich egg. The throne had seven
steps, op each side were deIIneated or
chards full Of trees, the branches of which
were of precious stones, representing
fruit, ripe and unripe; on the tops oftrccs
were to be seen figures of plumage birds,
particularly the peacock, the staub. and
the kurges. All these birds were hollow
ed within urtifcially, so rs to occasionally
utter thousand nelodious sounds, such
as the ears of mortals never heard. On
the first was delineated vine branches har-
ing bunches of grapes, composed of var
lous sorts Of precious stones, fashioned in
SUCH manner as to represent the various
colors Of purple, violet, green and red, so
as TO render the appearance of real fruit.
On the second step ON each side of the
throne were two lions of terrible aspect,
large as life, and formed of cast goId.-
The nature Of this remarkable throne was
such that when Solomon placed his foot
on the first step, the birds spread forth
their wings, and made futtering noise
in the air. On his touching the second
step, the lions expanded their huge claws.
On his reaching the third step the whole
assemDIage of demons and fairies and
men repeated the praise Of the Deity
When he arrived at the fourth step, voices
were heard addressing him in the follow
ing manner: Son of David, be thankful
for the blessings which the Almighty has
bestowed upon you The same was re-
peated on reaching the fifth step. On his
touching the sixth, all the children of
Israel joined them; and on his arrival at
the seventh, all the birds and animals be-
came in motion, aud ceased not until he |
had placed himselfin the royal seat, when
the birds, lions, and other animals, by Sc
erect springs, discharged shower of the
most precious perfumes on Solomon, after
which two Of the kurges descended and
placed a golden crown upon his head. Be-
fore the throne was column ofburuished /
gold, ON the top of which.was a golden
dove, which held in its beak volume
bound in silver. In this book were writ
ten the Psalms Of David, and the dove,
having presented the book to the King,
he read aloud portion of it to the chill.
dren of Israel. 1t is further related that
On the approach of a wicked person to
he throne, the lions were wont to set up
IA terrible roaring, and lash their tails
with violence. The birds also began to
bristlc up their feathers, and the assembly
also of demons and genii, to utter horrid
cries; for fear of them no one dared be
guilty of faIsehood, hut all confessed their
crimes. Such was The throne of Solomon,
tie sou Of David.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
r.rvDR.x sTA.BEEH.

- The Undersigned res
fSf5S-I peetfuliy informs the public
9Ea iizee-N that. having leased the Stable
y! formerly kept BY Henry Wof- s,9
sham, Esq, on Bank street, u ne 1o"n o. - "a
having reftted the same, he is row <43fSSs ~
prepared 10 carry ou the LIVERY .@slS...gg <
STABLE BUSINESS in all It's branches '.
Horses, and Vehicles of alnnosr every kind, rea"
dy at short notice.
Family Carriages supplied. Horses Of cpsfo"
r1ers attended to when SICK without extra charge.
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
ell fed and taken cara of. Give me ttlak
apls HYPOLITE BROUSSARD- 4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01

EplroRsBrp.--Tn the early days of
journalism in this country, n single isldi
yidnaI performed NIL the duties of editor
and publisher, to which were sometimes
added those of foreman, clerk and co!Iee-
tor. [They do these things still III the
rural districts.] In these latter days Ess-
bor is divided and snbdiyided. None bat
periodicals. devoted to a single topic, such
as agriculture, temperance, odd fellow
ship, ETC., can now be conducted with de-
cent efficiency by single editor. In the
leading journals Of England and our
great cities, their political, financial. clas-
sical, critical, agricultural, theatrical, mp-
sical, and other departments, supplied
by as many editors. An able contempo-
rary expresses a doubt whether any living
man knows enough, or one life TiFae is
long enough, to master the varied know
ledge demanded in the ediiorsi1iP Of 2
good newspaper.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
JOSEPH FISHER,
o0f =aqFsa SgaOe Maker.

Has established himself in Plaquenine il
the above business. He will perform all
work entrustedto him with neataess and despatch,
with durable workmanship, in fashionable style,
and III moderate rates. He solicits share Of pub
lic patronage sshop il on Bank street, nearly
opposite .Biehler's Barber shop. dec is-ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01

IgAn ardent Shaksperean has writ
ten pamphlet on the play of Hamlet,
called esn attempt to ascertain Whe>.
tter the Queen were an Accessory,
before the fact, in the Murder of her
First Husband
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01

r7-There is nothing formidable Al
bout death but the consequence OF 1t,
and these we ourselves can regulate
and control. The shortest life IS long
enough if it-lead to better, and the
longest life is too short if II do not.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
Hnfal et Resta Ilrallt.

.F T. sonssignG d l'honneur d'informer ses anis
ct Is public ID general. que son Restauran
resfera osert pendant Pete aass bien que Phiver
et ouiii est prepare fourneir des logenents pour
tous voyaguefs q toute heure. On peut aussi
IIisaen.erf i Cuisine 4 lIfalienns ct la Fran
caiae bar naeillicurs des cuisinicro. s
eN'4s Y A. PERRoN. Jr
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
SATURDAY, NOV. RsT., 1856.
8Er. kenmer's Posit1om.--11Isrep.
regentatiOn ReDuked.

The Gazette of Friday morning, with
regard TO the Misrepresentation of the
position of the Hon. Duncan F. Kenner,
| says: For two months past the Democra-
tic papers Of Louisiana Bnd Mississippi
have been publishing statements relative
to the political position Of Mr. Duncan
F. Kenner, with view of giving the i'm
preston that he was opposed TO the elec-
ton of Mr.. Fillmore, and would vote for
Buchanan. On the 18th inst, the New
Orleans Courier published letter from
Mr.. p. T. Landry, stating that Mr, Ken
ner had authorized Mr. John Tmbaut to
announce publicly, that he (Mr. Kenner)
would vote for Buchanan and Brecken-
ridge. The Courier congragulated the
Democratic party on this accession, but
as soon as the paper containing the let
ter reached Mr.. Thibaut, which was on
the 10th, that gentleman wrote to the
Courier as follows and his reply is publish
ed in that paper. Here is Mr.. Thibaut's
letter
MEssRs. EDIToRs La, COURIER Tn
your paper of the 18th, inst, yesterday
you publish a letter signed p. II. Landry,
in which occurs the following paragraph:
4 Mr.. z. L. Landry am able to state
that the Hon. d. F. Kenner has caused
his name to be erased from the Louisiana
Fillmore electoral ticket, and that he has
authorized Mr.. John Thibaut, of Ascen-
sion, To declare publicly that he will vote
in November next, for the candidates Of
the National De.nocracy, Buchanan and
Breckenridge"
The above most emphatica'ly deny.
have never stated any such fact to Mr..
p. T. Landry, nor was ever authorized
BY Mr.. kenner to make any such state
ment; nor can ! understand how MIR.
Landry could hnye circulated such re-
port; for | do not recoIlect to have had
any conversation with him for months.
BY inserting the above in your columns
you will confer favor on,
Yours, etc., JoHN THIBAUT.
Ascension, Oct. is, 1856.
The above we take from the Baton
Rouge Comet, and we publish ii at this
late day, that it may weaken little of
the thunder out Of which the Democrats
are making capital.
\ Et= erg as4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
Fer Sale.

- A comfortable Residence, silva
~ 51@ted on the corner Of Canal Avenue
Ha#s and Plaqueuine streets. is offered
asAakzs for sale cheap, with all the out.
bIiIdings. garden, fruit trees &c. There are J
ar a arpents of ground connected with It
n~Terns liberal. For further information
srply to Emy17l ], $ TpIILE
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01

TWe see it intimated that party
of Buccaneers are making an attempt
to break into the White House, at
Washington, with 'Jimmyp We
caution Uncle Sam to look out for the
depredators.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01

nFtThv did YOU set your cup Of
tea on fiae chair, Mr.. Jamess?, asked a
worthy !audlady one morning, at
breakfast. sItis so very weak. ma'ma,'
replied Mr.. James. 4 thought would
rest it,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-01
BAEHLER BROTHERS.
MERCHANT TAILORS

uM
Inform their friends and the public generally
that they have just received large and splendid
stock of
Cloths, CassiRleFCs and Vestimgs.
which they are prepared to make up at the short
est notice for their customers and the public gem
orally. They return their waImest thanks for
the generous support hitherto extended them
They are still to be found at their old sand on
Main street opposite Richards Drug Store. oel8
0IXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
- NerUiIIe, Stale Of Louisiana.
Hart, Austin & Co. vs. Mark 3. VIII
hams-No. %S6.
By virtue of writ OF Fl. Fa. TO me G;j9e2' -
from the honorable the aforesaid court II ta2
above entitled and numbered cause, have seiz
and will offer at pubic sale to the highest a-l
last bidder on
SATURDAY, 1st NOVEMBER
next. i556 at II O'Clock A M. atthe Court House
OF the parish OF Iberville, 10 the town Of Plaque
mine all the right, tile, interest and claim Of
Mark B Williams in and to the sum of Two
Hundred and seven 32-l00 dollars. now in the
hands of Henry Sullivan, agent ot the SAID De"
fendant, and BY him due TO said Williams,
Seized TO pay and satisfy the writ OF Fl Fa,
and costs
Terms Cash, ..--..
JUS. II. ER" IN, oheTlE-
Parish of Ibervlle Oct 21, 1856.-oc25
CyOUR DU GENE. DISTRICT, Parotsse
tS y d'Iberuilte, Etat de la Louisiana.
Hart, Austin & Co. VS.. Mark B. Wlls
hams-NO. 7S6.
I Envertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. MOI adresse
par Honorable susdite cour dams fatf8lre cl.des-
sus intitulee ct nuu1efotee, Jai saisi ct JexPose
raj en- vente publique au plus ofrant ct dernier
cncherlsseuF-- .4rz
sAMEDI. LIE ier NOvEMBRE
proclaim. 1856. II 4 NJ Z Ia maison de cour,de
!, Ia paroisse dIberville dans la vile de Plaque
nine. tcus les drots. ttres, int6rets ct pFeten-
i sions de Mark B, Williams en- ct a Ia somne de
deux cent sept 32-l0U plastres entire les mons de
son agent Henry Sullivan pour payer ct tsatIsiaire
( an dit xrlt ct les frals de process.
/ Conditions Compliant 49,,
! paroisse d 'IbeFville, Oct 2f, 1856 -oc25