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WATCREsl
II. w. JONES,

UC2IUbEW (IVcRUe ~ OtCDG6 q CWGIrY
ON TMIRp STREET,
Between Main and johnson.
rlNHE subscriber has just received large ~
i and beautiful stock of gold and silver IA
" Watchcs, gdid Jewelry, &C., CON npr.sing thc1
latest styles of ladies breast pms earrings, fngcr
rings, cuff pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys
seals, silver thimbies, gold slides, snaps, studs,
gold pens, with OF without holders, gold pencil
pens and pencils.
wArcu RKPAIRING.
Tie subscriber being practical wstehmak ar,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted TO his care.
All work warranted to give satisfsction.
CORRECT TIME.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
10, and always win BE- kept by
Nor, as 't6-dly NV. JONES.
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a
w vBRY CELEBRATED
VRrighs s0ssrtgssasssss
{ ICE clEsTs
mehasdsi KILBoURKR ) DAVIS.
nOLMEss FATENT
therapeutic Chairs!
VIE hsvethsm- They took the premium q tAs
w Worlds Fair IN LondsA, and are The best ~
cltnipg, eary chairs manufacturcd.
sISHH Pictorial Aistory sS the Ansrissn Navy
srs, BY John frost, L. l.. b., just res'd -
aPsa oaDEE. bkOMNELL co.
Keokuk Book -Bindoxy.
AND BLANK BOOK NANUrAC101Y.
nLAEK Books made eAd Tnlsd "a Any roquaeea
ID pattern Court Records, Justices Deekela, -.
sessoss Books, Poll Books, As., Asy fusuieAs1se
Old Books, Mssasinss I. Music, 10, AssaA ssrs.
bound in any style desired.
- Ny Hindsfy will hs feand - esesaA Street
jan. -. lss1.-d IBAAc 4. fIkNcE.
Dlss0LUrION.
rlSHE co-passnssship AssssefOrs sxistine betwssa
wiliinsoa and M.r.haii, i iii. d.y dssssivs1 3
uutnal souscrt Ricnsrd Nasshall viii sontlnse
ia he h.siasm, asd sign IL sans g - ssa h
liquidation, AS1huM Aicaarp !; .zns4aIHl xIaatnOA
Ksokuk, March 80. lsS1-Ap3-aAu
Cs.Rarsnssship.
V1vHE undersisnsd, having fssnsd ss-pas1ose-
B.ss .s :: 's.s s. sss i w
son in The 6rn u wilkiasoa AassAall, viii 60
tinus ~ haslnsn q whelesals and retail osuG-
gisis, q the old stand, ss.nsr q nais 80 4nsFa
strests. kICHARp 49,
MICHAxL =. BnUcB.
Ksokak March 20, l6S5-aps-d -dAv
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IMPoRrANT TO TaAvELERsl
FARE TO LOUISVILLE REDUCED
VIA
Ohio and 1lisainsippi

BKUA y q UUk a ID Il ID
TRAINS THROUGH TO MITCHELL |!
- o. and after MONDAY, April 3etA, the
7.l5 4. 4. train Of the Ohio 4 Mics. r. X. will
make ciose soansctions at Mitchell with New Alba
~ asl 6alsn Railroad for Louissille, arriving at
10 o'clock .. \.
Passenger for Lo.i.siile should avail themselves
cf the aAlAntAgse Of this new roate, n IL Is the
shortest, chsaPess, and most expeditions, being
over leo milss shsrtsr. hours quicker, and 81 50
cheaper than BY sny other routs.
FARE THROUGH ONLY ~ SO.
AD-essars year tickets - tAA elRse Of Ohio Z
Niss. kailfoad, essnsr 4th and CAestaut, under
PiAAtsn' hesss, No. ~. and corner Lsvee and
yiue streets, No. ~.
ND-Both oahces exactly on the corner.
Isaac WiAAN,
apr3O-d Gent Ticket Art.
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Sno. !. YAen, -. A.oseAne9usoas =. y.
D1s. rage = CaspenseS,
lAvIN0 aseSe6aes1 tAsnselsss n Tie psaeeiss
Ii ef their pssesestse II ~ vasisss tsaasAss,
ean b found q thsiS ses, sast side Of ~ street.
betwssa AA3n anA JehAesn, nast Aoas ~ AaAss-
son's Bssk. 1aDldsnes II thslornsssa 3nA street,
stsesnJeAnssa asdx x4chanssj sf he lsssss, ~
DoesoSe Ae0o0ln aAA kosaha4
nAv1 assosia1sA lAsulsslses u ~ peoG1ien ef
A1 Medicine. wall soatinns - aAAsnA u esnsnl
eesa 10 I'll saass, an1 - aay ssqasa l3sennn. Ow.
~ ~ tie spaslsusosessf q lAsts eGse sss0s, anA
nsee nbAsry - III bsst usaisol vosks exense.
teyaseysTsass1 y receive ~ iAsessse AlaF slsss
n pspiis.
o. y Ne 'sPet hsiidiag. = - stssy, u - 4.
bstwssn Aain asd Johnsea.
osesultstlon hosrs bstvssn II e'slssk, 4. ~, aad
Pm. iano'kYA
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kAW Aa0 1Al1 NHTICE.

A fI0kN1I as1 cesAssIiss at Lac. aaA agsnt
a fss sss pssehn.o - sets u Nal IssstA. Col.
ssssiag sssissse attsAAe1 - prsnpsly, titles q.
s..ssA. - iasss ssnssr u sssy iss ssA larps
06ss bsAsssa 0aissaA q sAassn. !. = ssssslsssssa
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CAAUKL0. BRIDGES, No. 81 Maip- st., has 10
Osaie Asheroft's celebrated steAm GsuEss 70
Stsanboats, Locomotives, and Stationary En- in
used in the East and Canadss, than amy other
euage Eneineers and others arc invited ts call
oad e1an4ne.
] am Alse prcparedt to furnish Steam Whistles
nshisd ~ sAML a. BRIDGES.
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II ~ 1U010By
n T3O2N11 q Law, viii pseetlee II Loe - ~
"A s4jsiaing sssstiss, - q ~ DsF ens CsUss
49, With naakin AtilAr.
neesss - Msssss. 4snavts, CAitsss1sn . o., Col
oI J.. Cysels. Dusns Asatgen, csx = nhstley
an1 frse. J. y. 0anlssA. fsa9lsAlS
JAnss ". tiafSy, ". GE11ssaEs
O2oDUC0, Oemmissksa 50 H0Wa11t9a Aes.
sAan1s, essnss = DaAse - 1eatA Wassfs street
Chieonp. Ia. eahl1aM
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H - d 0e t.
RAuN11 ksAgs Ne. ~, i. Q. - @. f., neses -
~ every Friday 1vssisg, 81 Temperance
Hall, - 0aia ssrsst, q ~ esslssk. AN
osnhses u shs order II go stasdins, ~
inttteA - at1soa.
ny3o-Aly
| ~. n. RICE, Is
| A nCHI1DCT, O1ss II Kubosrns's Block, q
4 IA Main bst ~ md "a, Ksokuk, Iowa.
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sAM,L q. NM IDGEa.
WATCH MAKER AND IEWEI ED

1lLYER.PLATED ~ AHE.
Il AM now opening new and splendid assost-
ment Of plated ware such q tee SETS cAssors
cake baskets, cups, forks spoons Ac. fsf sale low
BY 6AML q. BRIDGES,
Rchl2d 81 n niu.et.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
U,enrarua Meeting az mobile

An immense concourse of the citizens Of
Mobile assembled on Tuesday the 18th, to
give expression to their sympathy with the en-
terprise Of Gen. Walker in Nicaragua, and
their indignation at the unjastidable interiors
ence to which he has been subjected by officers
of our W and the British governments, at
Greytown. The meeting was called to order
by the Hon. Percy Walker, and organized by
the appointment Of Elk. Governor Winston rs
President, who, on taking the chair, expressed
a warm sympathy for the cause of Walker and
Nicaragua. These gentlemen are prominent
and influential Democrats. as well as those
whose names follow. The Tribune says:
The other speakers were the Hon. Percy
Walker, Major Howard, of Ga, Judge Meek.
G. G.. Langdon, and Judge Hopkins. Mr..
Walker led off 10 a clear, ~succinct and truth
ful history Of Gen. Walker, in his connection
with Nicaragua. Thu resolutions were pre-
pared and proposed by him. One important
bit of news he gave which excited some sur
prise-namefy, that the Collector OF this port
has received instructions from Washington to
refuse q clearance 10 q vessel now laden with
coal and merchandise for Greytown, on the
presumption, without the least evidence. that
che is about 10 violate the neutrality laws, not
withstandiRg the owners and %ronsignoFs have
offered TO submit their vessel to any test that
may be required! If that isn't making the
neutrality laws a nuisance, and the Govern
ment an odious farce, we are greatly mistaken.
The speakers agreed on one point--that
General Walker has violated no laws of this
country--that he has a right in Nicaragua--
andsthat the United States government has
wrested the neutrality laws from their true in
tent and purpose, and to that we give our hear.
~ assent. The weakest part Of the Presi
dents message is that which relates to this
subject.
One Of the speakers (Maior Howard went
80 far as TO declare, that as Gen. Walker was
fairly elected President Of Nicaragua, ard was
exiIed by the olicious inlermeddling Of Capt.
Davis, the duty Of this government is to re-
store him 10 bis country. II is a pretty sound
argument. considering That the United States
have officially and formally recognized his au-
thOrity and legitimacy.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
ATrh~-rr TO AssAssrNAre REV, FATHER

-r M%#4w@e r
IT'D TO AssAssTNATE REV. FATHER
LAvAY, or THEeso, - c.rnou W.
regret to learn says the aa.a 49,.
some fend in human shape altemr-,,
assassinate this esteemed gentleman, On
Saturday evening, the 10Th inst, al y
O'Clock at the Presbytery. Hewas at the
time in company of the Rev. Mr.. Hubert
and P. f. Murphy, Esq, Principal Of St.
Joseph High School, at the supper ia,
BILE. What makes The crime more mystic
rious is the factthat the Reverend gentle
man can assign TO reason for the diaboI-
ical act. The assassin fred through a
glass door, the ball grazing the shoulder
and penetrating the wrist, where it still
remains.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
BoNNABEz's
BISULPHITE OF LIME.
NEw ORLEANS, September LIST, 1857,

-fE 5hDEhNS3 SCltCilbSi ISL 1c0J.
DERAtIT me TO invite your attention TO the
= following in relation to the manufacture Of BIZ
Of iGs ~vet Lime. which from the first discovery
curative Of cane groperties It possesses as a de-
pared atethe Netv UrFrQi tlDs time, | have pre-
Works. in}aFger quantities anr>8l4eTn Chemical
than any other establishment. MY1ArStTeEgth
contains every requisite for its PREPARATORY abE
neither labor. care nor expense is spared TO render
it every year more worthy of the extensive pat
ronage with which 1t has been favored. Rival
manufacturers have euteredinto competition with
me III vain, my Bi-Suiphite having as the sub
joined testimonials from leading city journals will
shew always commanded IRON experienced
Planters the preference.
1t is unnecessary 10 remind Planters. as trey
are already aware of the fact, that this B!-&uIph-
tie OF Lime, when properly used, never fails 10
produce a beautiful white and yellow crystal
lied sugar that always comInanas the highest
price IN this market. and the very best recon-
mendation it can have with WesterI ami Other
buyers is the tact Of its having been made with
Bonnable's Bi-SuiPtite, as they consider that 2
guarantee against any loss in weight. ard are al
ways willing 10 pay higher prices for il. The
nigh Fepute and favor IN which the Planters gem
orally hold this Bi-Su,p hite, is 50 much a matter
of notoriety that It is quite unnecessary 10 pub
Iish here any of the many f~attering testimonials
received daily fem pose who have used il, aad
invariably succeeded bey ond their most saUSulne
expectations IN not only mailing the best sugar
ever previously made by them, vut also in reaIl-
Zing the higaest prices with less loss ia weight
than by any other process. Already large orders
are on my books for the approaching 10 ing sea-
son, my customers wisely taking advantage OF
time, so as to have at the commencement OF sU-
gar making a supply on hand.
AS there is not South Of Philadelphia so extern
sive and complete an establishment as the New
Orleans Southern Chemical Works. not one in
any manner comparable toit in capacits TO man
~ufacture with the greatest dispatch ard OF the
strongest quality the Bi-Sulphiie Of Lime, | am
compelled to invite the orders Of Planters in adj
vance so that no disappointment may be expert
enced by old or new customers when sugar boil
ing commences
The best and staunchest barrels have been pro-
vided for the Bi,sulphite; they are guaranteed
not 10 leak, and when returned will be rs-EIled
and shipped and fifty cents each allowed from the
price.
Planters should be particular in ordering
tnrough their merchants 10 specify that none but
H. Bonnabels Bi-Sulphite be sent 10 them.
All orders must be addressed
H. BONNABEL.
Corner Natchez and TchoHpitouias streets.
u Barrels returned TO be relied, will be taken
from the Boats free Of charge, and viii be re-shlp-
ped at no additional expense TO the Planter, ex-
cept drayage. seP30-3m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
5eyegry.. siIvervaFe, &c,
Greatly = educedPrices

II. p. BUCKLEY, No. g Camp street,
grateful for the past favors which have been so
literally bestowed upon him by his country
friends, he takes this method of giving them due
notice Of his intention, in consequence of the
financial troubles. which IRE now atIe citing more
or less every description of business, 10 offer his
nricssst stock of JeweIry, SiIverware. &c, at
DETrf2 GREAT SACRIFICE, but he is
His Jewelry and shfltAe!D 70 SELL.
is of the pureat descriptjon-Eths well known,
articles; everything guaranteed To- be MQlterior
represented.
His workmen are the test, and all Watches
j~ewe!ry, &c. sent to MIN for repair will be pro,
psrly executed: and with punctUaiity and des.
patch.
His country friends, when they visit the city.
must not fail to call at No. s Camp street, if they
want bargains in his. line, on2l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
CAR0XDEAET REFINERY,
LAUEE'S
OF EZIIa.

T7HE article which | manufacture this year is
L Of uniform strength and purity and inferior to
none.
AT s. per barrel, I guarantee il 10 weigh 8 to
s degrees Raume.
You will find all the bung holes sealed to pre-
Vent evaporation. and every barre! in fine order.
Planters who are cow using Bi-Suiphite of Lime
OF other factories, will find i; to their interest to
try some Of mine. Remember that my price
IS 81 per barrel less than that OF others, in these
hard times it's some induce!nent. Planters can
send me their orders directly or through their
merchants. ULCER LAUVE,
Agent and Proprietor, No. 80 Carondelet St.
nov 4 Pin New Orleans
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
GOUR DU SEINE DISTRICT. Paroisse
~ dI6ergiHe, Etat de Ia Louisiana.
Loals PeLn IS. a. Dnrand-No. lOl8.

Louis ell Is. A. Dhfanu-iN0. IUIos
En- vertu dun ordre de saisi ct de yente q moi
| actresses par fHon'ble. la sus-dite cour dams la
cause ci-dessus intitulees ct numerotee, Jai saisi
ct e~xposerai en- vente ~publiqae au plus offrant eft
deTnier enehefisseuI,
SAMEDI LIE 2 JANVIER,
proclaim, 1858, a II heures AN, a Ia maison
de cour de cette paroisse, tous les droits, titres,
ct prGtensions D'Auguste. Durand, defendeur, en-
ct aux pToprietGs ci-apres decrites, savoir:
I'm certain LOT on portion de terre, situe dams
la vile de Plaauemine, rneasurant saixante SIX
pieds De face sur la rue du Main, sur cent pleds
de profondeur, mesure Amerieaine; borne sur IL
cote do feuve Mississippi par la rue Semenaire,
au sud ct a fouest par les prophecies appaTtenant
~autrefois a Mr.. L.. Petit, maintenant a A. Talbot
ct F. p. Patureaux-ensemble avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct ameiofations qui sly %trouvent etant une
portion de Ia ~pfopriete acheta par lie dit Durand
de Mr.. L. Petit Ie 10 Aout 1855, ct malntenant
dams Ia possession du dit Durand.
Saisi pour payer Ell s~atisfaire aux sonmes SUI
vantes, savoiT:
10. La somme de deux cent quarante quatres
~piastres. la balance due sur lie second billet hyPo-
thecaire, d1 Ie 10 Aout 1857. avec interet q ralson
de S pour cent par an. apres echeance Jasqaan
pariait payment ainsi que les frais de ces proce-
dures, payable compliant le jour de Ia yeute.
90. La somme de deux cents quafante hut
piastres. due ct payable lie Is Aout 1888, aHec M
teret a raison De hait pour cent par an aPres eehe-
ance ~iusqu'au pariait payment.
80. La somrne dc deux cent trente deux plas-
astres due ct payable lie IS Aout 1853, ageclnte-
ret a raison de hut pour cent par an, apres eehe-
ance idsqu'a3 parfait payment. Eta somnoe DE
deux cent seize ~piastres due lie ID Aout 1860,
avec intaret a raison de S pour cent par an, apre-
scbSanee insar5au parlait payment credit se-
lon ies tefmes de vente du dit lot de terre c-
degsus mention@es. Et pour lie surplus GU bal
ance sill Y en- await apres Placement des susdltes
sommes. payable compliant lie jour de la vente
TtIEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Paroisse diIberyiyle, lie Dec, 1s57-dec5
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
'Ghe gRntiurl,
To Aavartinnra.

Those who advertise in the sSentinep' may
rally upon their advertisements being correctly
printed, inserted an conspicuously as possible by
frequently changing their location, and upon their
being regularly inserted for the tinre specified.
We respectfully solicit the favors in this respect
Of our friends and the public generally.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
MRS. mt JEMESON,
SHERIFF'S SALES.


NIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
- BerriHe, State Of Louisiana,
Louis Petit rs. A, Durand-No. 1913.
By virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale 10 me
directed from the Humble. the aforesaid court
in the above entitled and numbered cause, |
have seized and will offer at public sale to the
highest ana last bidder. on
SATURDAY. I'd OF JANUARY,
next. 1858. at Ii o'clock A. NJ, at the court house
Of the parish of Iberville, all the right, title, in
terest and claim Of the defendant, suguste Du-
rand, in and to the following described and mort
gagged property TO wit:
\ certain LOT or portion of ground situated
in the town of Plaquemine, measuring ~siYty-six
feet front on Main street by one hundred feet in
depth, American measure; bounded on the side
towards the river by Seminary street. on the
South and West sides by lots formerly belong ing
to Louis Petit, and now to A. Talbot and F. P.
Patureaux-together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, it being a portion Of the
pronerty purchased by the said Auguste Durand
from said Louis Petit on the 18th day of August
1855, and now in possession Of said Durand.
Seized to pay and satisfy the following sums,
to wit:
LIST. The sum of two hundred and forty-four
dollars, balance due on the second mortgage note,
due the 18th August 1857, with interest at 8 per
cent per annum from time due till paid, and costs
of suit, payable cash Oil tn day of sale.
ID. The sum OF two hundred and forty-eight
dollars due and payable on the 18th OF august
1858, with interest at s per cent per annum after
its maturity tillpaid,
Sd. The sum Of two hundred and thirty-two
dollars due and payable on the 18th August 1859,
with interest at S per cent per anutIrn after ma
turity till paid: And the sum of two hundred
and sixteen dollars due the 18th august 1850,
with s per cent per annum after maturity I'LL
paid, on a credit according to the terms of sale
| of the above described LOT of ground; and for the
surplus or balance, aftei satisfying the whole
debt yet due. il any there be, payable cash on
the day of sale.
THE0. BLANCHARD; Sheriff.
Parish of Ibervilie, Dec. i, 1s57-deei
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
Monday, 18th january next,

1857, at IL O'Clock A. N. at the Buena Vista
Hotel at Bayou GouIa, in the parish of Iber-
vile, the following described property belong.
ing to the
'S~ccsssi0ns Of Omsr Kebert and his wJfe, Mrs.
Jean"sHe AFslanGon, both Decd,
a certain TRACT OF LAND, lying and
Fnaled in the parish of Iberville, at a placs
AIssissTrpRiehland," on the right bank of tho
thereof, having ot4uee miles from the margin
arpents more or less inrctrtront by eighty five
by land Of TimoIeon Boissac7anded in front
Of Neuvi lie Meiancon, and above uyhxland
Germain Babin-togelher with all the privIEe~
ees and appurtenances thereon being and there
unto belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
One half Of the price of adjudication paya~,
Die cash on the day Of sale, and the other halP
If said price payable in one, two and TIRES
equal instruments, falling due in all the month
Of March, in the years 1859, 1860 and 1861,
purchaser to furnish his notes with security in
>oIido to the order of Henry L.. Dufel, admi-
n~istrator Of aforesaid SUGGESTIONS, payable at
The Office of the Recorder of the parish of Ass
tension, and to be identified with process yer-
bal of I'D. Indication: said notes TO bear interest
at eight per cent per annum from maturity till
paid, to be secured by special mortgage, with
vendors privilege of the clause, de non aliens
aado, on the property sold.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, Dec. 9TH, 1857-dec9
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Books,

lime assortment of Books on hand and con-
stantly receiving. at
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- 40 II AOll0I W lAS Ad5 GtAAGC4f2 IA ; ~
IL quemine and vicinity that he has arrived
for the purpose of submitting to their respectful
notice his peculiar style of taking those beanti-
full, mellow toned and everlasting images called
Crystalographs and Ambrotypes!
The Crystalograph is a positive Photographs
image, taken on glass. II possesses a holiness
Of relief, a softness, a commingling of light and
shade, a dis inctness and delicacy of tone. which
eclipses every other kind of sun drawn picture,
Any lady or gentleman having in their possess
sion pictures taken in New ORLEANS, the North
ern States or elsewhere, are urgently requested
TO bring them up TO the Gallery for comparison,
and if / cannot produce a picture which. for SRI.
king resemblance, elegance OF position, pure nat
ural flesh color, nice graduation ofiight and shade
and harmony OF tone, Infinitely surpasses the
specimen brought, no charge will be made.
All lovers of the beautiful in the Fine Arts are
respectfully invited to call and examine specl.
mems, whether they wish pictures or not.
Black silk or plaid dresses preferable TO all 9th
eTs.
When a family is taken a large deduction will
be made.
CrystaIograph copies taken from DagueTrec.
types, and improved OIL the original.
Equally fine pictures taken in cloudy as in fne
weather,
Other operators pictures taken over at q very
low figure.
in Prices varying from 50 so to IS 90.
FAIRIES anxious TO secure pictures WnlCa tnu@
| not be excelled by Any in the United States or
Europe, are requested to call Immediately, az
the operators stay is very limited. dees
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
For Goats, Pants and Vests.
| TIME undersigned respectfully informs ~
l. his friends and the public generally, Ia
that he has Just returned from New Orleans IN&
with the largest and
Most Beautiful stock Of Cloths.
Cassimeres, VeIvetss &C.,
| for Goats, Pants and Vests that has ever been
| brought to this town-comprisiDg all descriptions
OF articles for Fall aud Winter wear--and which
he is prepared to make up at short notice, Rec
member
"Punctualay and a FauAless FL
| Call and see his Goods at his shop on Mainstreet,
nearly opposite the Sentinel Office, and next door
oct2i JACOB BERNSTEIN.
| state Of Eouisiana---Gth Judicial
District---garish Of 1berviIle.
It's hereby ordered that q special term Of the
n District Court for the parish OF HeFviIie, he
held at the Court House, ID the said parish 20
ommence on Monday, The 2sth day Of Decsfa.
Ger, 1851.
RoBT q BEALE,
Judge Glib Judicial nistEct-
A true corp. Clerks Office, NOV. 20th, 1861
novad NJ. A. ESTEVAE, Clerk. gs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23

SLAVES INADVERTENTLY viii of the
late George w. p. Gusts directs that all
his slaves, some 200 or 800 shall be set
free within the next FIVE years, leaving i
to his executors to provide the necessary
funds from his estate to remove them from
the Commonwealth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23
State Of Loutsiana-Parish of Berpize
Succession Sale. F.

TOY virtue Of an order or decree to me di-
D rected from the Hon. the Fourth District
Court Of The State Of Louisiana in and for
the parish Of Ascension, bearin . dale the 18th
day Of November, 1857, | will offer at public
sale To the hlahest and Inst bidder on
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23

mPCochineal Of a pink color, has been
found ia California, and may be had ln
any auanliiy--a new source ofcommsrce'