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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-09-27
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.
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We have been permitted to.take the follow
inc extract from a letter addressed to a gentle.
man in this city by his brother, in Westmore~
land county, Pennsylvania, and dated the 18th
instant. The language Of the writer shows he
is a Democrat, as is likewise the gentleman
who received the letter. The county of
Westmoreland has been the great Democratic
buIwark Of Western Pennsylvania. The vote
there in 1852 stood, ScoTT 33o33, PIERCE
$500. Now, if such a county goes against
BUCHANAN, what is he TO expect in the ants
Democratic %stronghoIds. But, continues the
Bee, to theletter:
WEsTMoRELAND, Pa, Sept. 18th, 1856.
"Yours of the 18th ult, is just at hand, and
in reply | have to say that it you will take a
brothers's advice, you 1iH not bet one dollar on
Pennsylvania going for buchanan: have
never seen such a change in the minds OF the
people. Men, who, ! know have voted the
Democratic ticket all their lives, are going for
Fremont.
You know something about the kind Of
Democratic meetings we used to have in old
Weslmoreland. Well, all that have taken
place LhIs season are ouL silauoWS III Xix Goin-
parison, and where we used to see thousands
Of Democrats, we now see so many Fremont>
ers. For instance, at our Buchanan meeting
here recently, there were only 200 0: 300 per-
sons present, while u Fremont gathering, a.
bout the same time, numbered near 5000. If
Buchanan carries this State, a complete revoIu.
tiun must be effected. | repeat, therefore,
don't bet one dollar on its going for him; it is
not q safe investment, though wish it were
otherwise" J. N. ID.
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Plaquemine Female Seminary.


THIS Institution will be r~e-opened for
L the reception of Boarding and Day Pupils
on the LIST of October next. Teachers of superior
qualifications have been engaged for the different
departments. The Academical year will consist
of two sessions of five months each, ending res
pectiveIy on the last days of February and July:
Payment required by the session, in advance
No deduction made in case of pupils leaving be-
fore the close of the session, except on account of
sickness.
TERMS-Per month, for French and English,
So, Sc and So, according to the advancement of
the pupil; for Board, SIG, and Incidental Expen-
SEES, so cents.
EXTRAs-Music on Piano or Guitar, with
use of instrument, So; Drawing, S.; Painting, s.;
Latin or Greek, So.
Boarding pupils will furnish their own towels
and table napkins, and also a silver fork and
spoon. Articles of clothing must be permanently
marked with the full name.
F. w. LARKIN.
p1oouan;na Sant IN 1S56 IA
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shnrne, where is Thy Rlush4

49,
We are informed, that the Democratic Club
of Baton Rouge, after the meeting of The friends
of Fillmore on Saturday night last, at the
Court House had closed, marched to the front
Of the Harvey House, and gave three groans
for the foreigners, who had participated in that
meeting. What a commentary upon Demo
cratic professions Of tolerance! There are in
Baton Rouge, quite a number Of foreign born
citizens who warmly support Mr.. Fillmore as
the only hope of saving the Union, and for their
patriotic endeavoF they are TO be hooted at, and
by whom! Why, by The peculiar friends Of the
foreigner--by the party that claims all the
decency, all the tolerance and all the charity
vouchsafed to mortaIs! And who are the
men thus insultcd by the Democratic rabble ?
We are proud to name as fair specimens of the
class, the veteran Col. Malta, VIM. Markham,
Esq, and A. W. Cameron, Esq. leading and
prominent business men.oft the city. Fortunate
for as, that we live in land where every man
has the right TO embrace whatever political O.
pinions he may prefer, or instead of such at.
tempts to prevent the free exercise of opinion
as we have referred 10, force might be employ
ed.-Sugar Planter.
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE EFFECTED BY.
DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMI,.
FUGE.
PREPARED BY FLEMING BRO, OF
PITTSBURGH.
NryU YoRK. March 10 1890
New YORK, March 10. 1859

NEW YORK, March 10, 1862.
UThis is to certify that | have been iru.
bled for almost four years with a choking
sensation, sometimes so bad as almost to suffo.
cate me; / employed two regular physicians,
but to no purpose. was then persuaded to
try a bottle Of DR.. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermi.
fuge, prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh
| took two teaspoonsful at one dose. It soon
began TO operate, when it made thorough work
Il had a regular worm factory within me.) /
should judge It brought away from me some
two quarts of worms; they had the appearance
of having bursted. I took the remainder of the
bottle at two doses. The effect was, it brought
away about one quart more. all chopped to
pieces. / nov feel like d different person.
The above is from a widow lady, forty-six
years of age, resident Of this city. For further
particulars, the public are referred TO Mrs. -
Hardie. No. 8 Manhattan place, or to 6. L.
TheaIl, Druggist, corner of Rutger and Monroe
streets.
msPnralasers will be careful to ask for DR..
M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS of Prrrs-
BURoE, PA. all other Vermifuges in comparison
are worthless. Or. M'Lane's genuine vetmfnge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
oil respectable drug stores. None genuine .ei1ao.a
fs signature Of
FLEMING BROS
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cfp The undersigned informs the public
al B that he has opened a Saloon for the sale Of
* ALE and CIDER in the house on Main St,
formerly occupied by Mrs. McFadin, where he
trusts he will see many friends. lGAle in qaart
bottles at 81 per dozen.
au30 L. GABRIEL.
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G. one Into a New Business.

His ExceIlency. Robert c. WickIiIe, Cover
nor of the State of Louisiana, says the Sugar
Planter, has taken another Office in connection
with the one he already possesses. 1t is that
Of Grand Judge Of Political Discussions =
His ExceIlancy, on Wednesday last, after the
discussion between Minors Heron and Dunn,
had concluded, came forward in obedience to a
call made upon him, and announced that he
was too hoarse TO make a speech, but that Ma.
ior Dunn was done for! This information
was Of course entirely gratuitous TO the audi
ence, aud numbers were delighted that His
Excellency had deigned to set them right as TO
Who was victor in the contest. What position
our worthy Governor will next assume, will be
shown at the next l~ocofoco meeting held in
Baton Rouge. "Great is somebody, and Maho-
met is his prophet"
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False Worship--The Rev. DR.. Maitland, in
his recently published essay on "False Wor-
ship" contends that the intermarriage of the
sons Of God with the daughters.of men, related
in Genesis, sixth chapter, is the source OF all
the forms Of Pagan worship. The reverend
doctor argues that the "giants,' which the
fruits Of this union, were the first objects of
this false worship.
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RunaWav En- IaiI.

81 runaway negro man Who calls his name
N.JOHN and says that he belongs TO Thomas
Williams of East Baton Rouge. Said boy is
about 80 or IS years of age, about 5 feet 10 inch>
es high; a grife, and marked in the face with the
small pox.
The owner viii please com forward, pay ex-
penses and take him away.
SELF THEO. BLANCHARD, Jailo1.
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State of Louisiana-Parish of BeruiUe,
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of an order or decree to me d.
ID rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth Dis
trict Court of the State of Louisiana. in and
for the parish Of Iberville, bearing date the nth
Septembar, 1856, | will offer at public sale to
the highest and last bidder on
Monday, 2Oth day of October,
next, 1856, at IL O'Clock A M, the hllowing
described property belonging to the
Succession Of A7eraadre Re5oul, Decd,
to wit:
SLAVES.
l. RICHARD, negro man aged 26 years;
2. HlLAlRE, a mulatto man aged 81 yeas;
8. DICK, a mulatto man aged 81 years-a
runaway;
4. MAR tina. negro woman aged % years,
and her child Sally, aged W years and a
half.
5. A quantity Of Movable Property
Consisting in Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, Cook
ing Utensils, &c, fully described in the inven~
tory Of said property from article 6 to article
So inclusive.
TENS Of Sale.
The moveables payable in all March 1857.
The Slaves to be sold payable one third Of the
price of adjudication in all March 1857, one
third in all March 1858, and one third in all
March 1859. The purchasers 10 furnish their
notes in such coupons or divisions as will IA
c%iIitate a settlement and partition between the
parties, said notes TO be satisfactorily endorsed
and secured by mortgage on The property sold
to bear interest at the rate Of eight per cent
per annum after maturity until paid, and made
payable at the office Of the Recorder Of this
parish.
Sale to take place at ..the residence of Mrs.
Wo. Rihert Hebert, in this parish.
JOS. H. ERWIN. Sheriff.
Parish Of IberviIIe. Sept. IT, 1856.
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Marrom g Farfson.

- II a etc amene a la geole Ia Plaquemine.
~ Paroisse d'Iberville, I'm negre marion .qu
Use nomme JOHN, ct dit quill appartient
a Thomas Williams. paroisse DIST Baton Rouge.
lie dit Negro est age denviron 80 on 50 ans, taille
SEQ THEO. BLANCHARD, GeoIier.
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NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to the late Capt.
settle with Capt. O. Hinckley of steamer "Ope-
~lousas,n who is fully authorized to receipt for the
same, OF the undersigned at No. 3 Front Levee,
near Customhouse street, New Orleans.
J. NJ. JOHNSTON,
au3O-3m Testamentary Executor.
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Rnna4NaT fEl Jail.

R6 Was brought TO the jail of this parish a
8 runaway negro man who calls his name
AAJ0HN, and says he belongs to Mr.. Charles
Hubs. Of East Baton Rouge. The said negrois
about 80 years of age, S feet s or 7 inches high;
wears beard and moustache.
The owner will please come forward. comply
with the law. pay all charges and1ake him away.
SEQ THEO. BLANCHARD. Tailor:
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=. BOONE G. co.

@ Les soussignes FONT savoir a
leurs amis ct au public en- gene
9gEU raj, qua partie du % an 81 cou-
SYK rant, lis commenceront une BOU-
M% CHERIE DE BEUFS a Pla-
quemine. lis detailleront la viande au Marche;
ct a la cote. Les arrangements qu'ils viement
de faire avec ~plusieurs habitants des Opelousas
ct Attakapas, pour leur fournir des Beufs, leur
permettera de vendre leur viande a DIES prix tres
raisonables ct a des conditions aussi avantageu-
ses que qui'cue ce soft dams cette p~aroisse, Les
personnes gu vendront lien les favorises de leur
patronage y trouveront leur avantage.
Ce Is Juliet, 1856.
F. BOONE, a Plaquemine,
jy19 F. DUPRAlT, Jr, ST. Landry,
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Etat de la Louisiane--P GroiSse d'Beruile.
Vente de Succession.

v C1ACC UC SUCCCSSlOA1s
I'm vertu dun ordre on dGcret a moi adres~
IL Sc par lHon. Cour du Gene District de
l'Etat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia paroisse d.
IberviIIe, en- date du II Septembre, 1856, J'exs
poserai en- vente p~ublique au plus offrant ct
dernier encIlerisseur--
LuHRdi, he 30 OctoDre. 1856.
a II heures A H., les prophecies Grapes de-
critics appartenant a la
Succession de teu Alexandra RebouL,
SAVIOR:
10. RICHARD, Negro age de 81 ans;
90. HII.AIRE, mnlatre age de 81 ans;
30. DICK, mulatre age de 81 ans, maronneur.
40. MARTHA. n6gresse agee de % ans, el
son enfant Sally agGe de deux ans ct demi.
80. Une q%uantite de MobiIier-
Consistent en- Chevanx, BGtes a Cornes,
M0u:ons, Cochons, Utensils Aratorires, Meu-
bIes de Maison, Battcrie de Cuisine, &c, de-
critics aux article 6 4 60 inclusive de finven~
taire des dites proprieties.
CONDITIONS.
LIE MObelier sera vendu payable en- tout
Mars 1857. Les Esclaves payable IN tiers du
prix d'adjudication en- tout Mars 1857, an tiers
en- tout Mars 1858, ct un tiers eh tout Mars
1859. Les. acquereurs fourniront leurs bilIets
en+coupons, endosses a la satisfaction de Tad
ministrateur payables au Bureau du Recorder
de cette p%aroisse, portant interet a raison de 8
pour cent par an apres echeance jusqu' a par
fait Placement. Hypotheque speciaIe sera re-
tenue sur les Esc'aves pour assurer lie pale
ment des dts 5illets ct tous interets eventuels.
La yente aura lien a Ia residence de Nine,
Veuve Ribelt Hebert, en- cette pa%roisse.
JOS. Fl. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse dTbervilIe, lie II Septeinbre, 1856.
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NOtarY Public.
OSCAR LAUVE,
ITwRRx sIADGE.

The Undersigned res'
oR0 pectfully informs the public
1E7T-M that, having leased the stable
&XA@S8 formerly kept by Henry Wor-
sham, Esq, on Bank street, IN the Town o. "a
having reftted the same, he is row A%A
prepared to carry on the LIVERY
STABLE BUSINESS in all lis branches.
Horses, and Vehicles of almosr every kind, rea-
dy at short notice.
Family Carriages supplied: Horses of eusto-
mers attended to when sick without extra charge
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
well fed and taken cara of. Give me q Lilai;
an19 BYPOLTTE BROUSsARp,
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BUTCRERX

BUYCA&8Xo
mnmzmR F. BOONE & co. resi-
IVzs pectfully inform the public gen.
sS orally Of Plaquemine and the SIR
a&&@r rounding country, that they will
commence business in this town as BUTCHERS
about the last 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 to be kept constant
ly supplied with the finest description of Attaka-
in keeping their town and country customers
constantly supplied with good Beet, at low prices,
to receive a share of public patronage.
F. BOONE, Plaquemine.
jy19 F. DUPRAlT, Jr, St. Landry.
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au30-3n


"a BIEHLER BROTHERS,
ID MERC CHANT IALLORS,
Inform their friends and the public generally
that they have just received a large and splendid
suppIyof
Spring and Summer Goods,
which they are prepared to make up at the short
est notice for their customers and the public gen.
orally. They return their warmest thanks for
the generous support hitherto extended them
They are still to be found at their old stand on
Main street, opposite Richards Drug Store. adl9
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Marrom 81 Prfson.

Marion en- Prison.
Haete amen6 a geole de Get Paroisse IN
A negre marion qui Sc nomme JOHN, ct
dit quill appartient a Charles Hubs, re-
- sidant de la ~paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge
LIE dit negre est age environ 80 ans, 5 pieds 6 on
2 pouces de hauteur.
SEQ THEO. BLANCHAD. Geolier.
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BERR SA6ooMo

Plaanemine, Sept. 10, l856,-I3
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d 70 support Fillmore they were really in favor Of
Tsmon and that any enterprise which contempAteS bis
LECTION in 1869 is secure Of their support This despatch
st OF their contribution 70 the Of the blacke
nbcan plot against the incoming administration II Is
hardly necessary to add that their startling" revelation Is
utterly and entirely fsefase in its statement Of crcum
stances and false in Its representation Of the spirit Of the
southern democracy
democracy Of the South atested their confidence in
Mr.. Buchanan - - uuauImity OF support which they
w before extended TO any candidate of the party They
understand him, and he understands them, They know
that the rights of the South in his hands and
m oovs that they mean 10 sustain his administration
rsousy and in good faith He will redeem the pledges
If hi. nomination. and repay the obligations Of his cleo
Va, They will demand nothing Of bis administration
h il not consistent with the principles Of the platform
ana he complexion of bis public life. Their reciprocal
confidence Is proof against the inBidious suggestions Of
black republican malice and any calculation of party pol
based on the assumption that the southern democracy
mstrust Mr. Buchanan viii betray its folly in abortve
result
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. M.-Cotton Is hrm-saes of 500 bales.
Flour lower and seady-sales Of $500 barrels State,
90 ID Sc 50 southern heavy last quotations. Wheat
is active advanee-saes of l20, 900 bushels white
81 65 81 u; red 81 81 81 bl Corn is buoyant-sales
Of 2s 900 bushels white, IS cents yellow "A Pork
steady-tness, Sl7 TO- Beef is advancngChieago
packed, $ll 25 Coffee is qugt-Rio, 1917 Sugar
is dull-Havans 10 1919 cents Cuba, s94 90
Spirits turpentine firm at AN As CENTS Rosin dull at
81 G21z. Rice is quiet at ~ ~ cents FreighH are
eas
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uOUsE FURNIsHED with onhfmes farnft.r~. he'd.
III nnd mattresses china gass and eraeksry black tin goods
plated cutlery, RtanRa painted apau
ned Eooas brauEed iron Fod 6Kure aokDg gaer
wooden ware, kichen utensils, A.. III"
HoHsekeepgrs will hnd sSsrrment
housekeeping arrcle~ smhracna every tsua
Or ornamental us beirH relieved from
rHnutra shaut % rerens Etnra uhn hat
pledge myself q H a. o W. hCnTht IN ~ the cY
yov I1-ssof ~ mn iIsll,r
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

The following me draws of the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery or the benefit o. the Town o Air. class 81 drawn
November 10, 1885
go 30 az is ~ 50 10 II 81 ~ 81
The following Of the Paspsco Instut.
Lottery class 900, drawn November ~, 1855
43 50 2s 4s 50 10 81 30 81 IL so
R, FRANCE Co., Managers.
Nov 27-It
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PHLADELFHiE, Nov. 21.-Judge Douglas and bride, &C.
companed by General Shields ssed at the Grard House
last evening and serenaded by splendid band.
His exceeney Henry A. Wise, governor Of TirGina is
stopping at Jones's Hotel.
Thanksgiving day universally observed here yester
day. The weather delightful and several military
panes took advantage Of it to parade The stores generally
were closed.
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FvFt ~ CINoSsAr.-Ths Cincinnati papers state that
lhe low water continue another month"; great suffering
" os st by ell classes Of citizens in that city in
eIsnoe OF the scarcity Of fuel Coal selling twenty
I'VE cents busbe but fifty cents could have been obtain
ea bad the dealers demanded IT, Not more than weeks
supply lone hundred thousand busbels) we're On hand
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Office ~ hereby given 20 all fmsesnnen this
" city who huve beer " the habit n purchasing
papers firm employers others connect
House prntR oess, tat hereafter purchase
made om party other hHn Twrrs he
agsut heeor the parties pnrchaFiug viii BE- prnsrcutrd
srtsnt q the law, Il. WENDELL
Nov ls-hlw RIM 4 Etay1
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ST. Loun, Nov 2oA block Of thirteen stores, known as
the City Buildings situated the evee, burned last
night Forty basiness firms sufferers The loss prob
ably half million The snoant Of insurance has been
ascertainpd
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DIED.

Of her h"r Wa hnsou "y the goth inst
Rev ]. B. BTRSE, Hoo. STEPHEN A. DpUGLAs, Of Ill
nois, to ALELE QUITS, daughter Of J. MADIsoS CuTfs.
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In city, the instant, conessioa Of
JOSEPH FLORENCE II PHILADELPHIA in the ~ year Of his
age
Ia Washington CITY, 3 ulmo, az bq and three
months. THOMAS OLIVER, only ofDAvID and hFS LtSp
n.
years death sway from these doing
lovely boy The sad IN lights which cherished that
memory turned gief
Thomas Oliver promising boyons upon
whom only tendstest parental affections bur The pOudt
hopes might Ba uE tss ford hopes npenmg
Joyful auto paious angel Of dean and bears him away
spiland leaving void be filled as best BY The
mourning gsEshestn faJher and mother
Le Tommy gore bu he lie 70 better world Than this
He is an angel in Heaven,