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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11

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Notice.

.NTRAYED from Davenport black COW, with four
- white legs white forehead, white belley and
Aank white ACROSS the shoulder and down both sides
Of the shoulder and cut the top Of the right
Any person returning same or giving any in
formation to the recovt. the same to the under.
sisned At the Brckyard Harrison street, will re-
ceive IS reward. ROBERT ANDERSON.
auG6d3t.
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~ o % e s.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

coUfHkAsr coRkkR wASHIscToN AvENUE 4 fEIkD st
Dr LOUIS, MO,
Incorporated BY the General Assembly, jam
i airy twenty-fourth, IBAS, with fnIl authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular the privileges common
TO Commercial colleges, authorised by law, In other
Stat-s."-(CAsvter, Sec. .
full course OF instruction, In this Institution,
embraces Double Entry, Book Keeping, commercial
calculaNcns, Commercial Law, and Penmanship
0entlemen can enter for the course separately,
and ~ any time, inst ruoton IL ipar ted iudvd u
ally, and not IN classes and each depa tmeni Il indie
pendent, and under control OF Its respective Proseas
or who alone Is responsible for the progress Of his
pupils.
~ Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare IN, M
selves fos business pursuits respectfully invited
10 call during business hours and examine the mode
Of imparting instruction, the progress pupils
and 1he superior facilities extended those desrous
81 QUALIFYING themselves br the practical dutes Of
the counting-house Personal reference given 10
above two hundred and nfty (2SO) practical acooun
tants, now In charge OF books In this CITY, ali OF
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
n. .. Ror circulars. containing information In
regard TO terms, the Of instruction and all
business connected with the above, can call at the
6uoth- East corner Of Washington avenue and Fourth
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES St Iouts No
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11

the Democrats ~ Dsveapost Township vill ness
at the Court House on Saturday the 18Th Inst,
O'Clock H. for the purpose Of seisctins delegates to
attend the ooaaty COnveatlon 70 b hsIAea on the
inst and for Tie tsansscttea Of such other busi
ness - may cone hssors the meeting.
~ sr1sr,
suseatd TOWN. COMMITTEE.
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WRITING ACADEMY.

IN GEI6G s BLOCK. corner 81 and
PEI ry Streais.s open for the re-
cepfion OF pupils, and ladies' and GEN
Dtlemen arr respectfully invited to call
and examine specimens. Rooms open from - NJ
toSP fcb7dtf
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Wholesale - ROtA1l.
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
Nkhavc now In store . large and we'll selecss
w stoch Of bots and Shoes, 10 which We invita-
the attention OF all In want Of articles In line.
C6unfrv Taders WISHING TO replenish their sto
viii md 20 their advantage 70 call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
10 our numerous customers who prefer OHsloas
Work we continue to hold out Inducements In ~
way of prtsse stock and avjtaA scork not equansd
this side Of New York.
All kinds Of LAd4ss' worn manufactured - usual.
tapSOdtfl MOORE 4 GARRETT.
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Syme'S surgery.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery
DY James Syme s, Professor Of Binisa
ID University Of Edinburgh, &c, &c.
Edited with Notes and Illustrations by Robert s
Newton, n D. Prof OF Surgery In the Eclectic Mcd-
cal Institute OF Cincinnati, Ohio, nc, &c.
From the Edinburgh edition pub Cincinnati 1887,
vol, vo sheep $40 pages, illustrated with Engrs,
price Is co.
Just received and for sale by
ELI ADAMS
No IS Brady street. near the Post Once.
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Geauga County, Ohio, it is said, has pro
duced 625,0 900 pounds Of Maple Sugar this
season. Ashtabula Co. 100000 lbs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11

Notice
ISfereby given. that william Stol'ev Of Davenport
has this day assigned 10 all his took ia tnd.
accounts notes and other property IN tusi for The
b1neht Of his creditors. All persons ind bcd sad
WIN. 5toll y, or to the late tim OF Haggs StoIley
are notified 10 make ps yrn"nt 10 the undersigned
Davenport July lsth, 1861
h. b. WOODWARD.
Juy22dn Assignee
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The UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this place in the
i business Of 0tLvER 4 Brass PLATING, proposes
to all all orders for fine Silver plated Door Plates
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 10 the OF Doors and Church
PeWs, Lightning Rods Points, window Sash, Carri-
age and Harness trimmings plated to order on short
notice. An work warranted equal to the best.
WILLIAM O'MBARA,
First building east Of old Pennsylvania House,
Second street, up stairs.
April l<-dtf
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PRIMARY SCHOOL.
MRS. .aLDE.V (R0<,k Eft

ID EsBECTFULly informs the citizens OF Davcn-
~ port that she has pcned Primary School In
the building on Main street, next 10 the H. Claire
House, where she is prepaI cd To- TAX ed mum
ber OF pupils.
Terms made known on Application chool Room.
Juneodtf
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II q i y II II f.!
4 Spl'lid Lesse, u Tears Daratien,
Win ane improvements.
Al1Ag

Al1Ag
A Il = G e TFac K!
A IL fenced With an eight ssss high sses. Known
DAV NEWPORT TRACK!
The ssevs property win h sold o. sosd terms or
exchanged ior heal sstsss in this Comty.-Alse
TIE SeGS1soss s. Wonder"
syeas. cid, CAe.aut sss.ei. !, hands high. YIN var
mile.
wseass ves sir.a b u celebrated srost,ns horse
brought from Long Isiasd two yesrs ago by ~, sud
In cOoditt"n Lest season weighed I76s lbs vim be
sold on good terms or exchanged for Real Istats In
this county.-Also tie
Trotting Stalllen Mountain Dlonk.
y vsr.o.s Sssethsvt dan, By Nambrtno. We
lie In minutes and - seconds; IL nne styIish
horss, - year, Old, lSN hands mn vec.n :ho-
or. fsoo sin tAst can not b Surpassed b. any
StocG uoS0e N tnSo cDuntty. We can show % min
utes 40 any seconds with hin On our 49, ws,,
- him on 800 terms or sxchanss Or eoaety p.co
erty.-Also
TINE SElLklOI. mo.
sp,en W 1sy Horse, pears Cd, Is - hsnAs h,h.
Can shoe minutes In hsrnesa IVES stred Hy IL
trotti.g horse washinetoa, dan By Abdsilsh. ri.
eeses y 80 W. teo~ here. 70 need nv reSommen.
1e'ioa non -. HE Get In this county vil, shov
ios i,sas weval I'll hin % essa sermsor sschsnss
for nool uetate.
Ale ~ Thoroughbred hnssss
MOUNT AlRT AND LARKEN.
fhs former vas ~ - ths s,cs ho,,. r,.-,n-
VITO va tAsbig ~. 90 slakt IN Caaada. Al mi:
heats. his q. 80 Creto bred BY 4. I. cesvens q
Hseokss. y. J. He b lSk hands I'M. : BIOL -
aea - ane STOCK h this County. Il : yesrs "a
!Assse - eSed ~ insosted Hsusen, e3 q ~
90 nsloa ooeeeoA. De = Mod ~. yesrs
~, ION hs1de w.. We U1n vssvose q 20 run
owe! or tfsce II ese minute en1 nfy-lvo oeeoois.
~ eth aesvs hess0 v1n . Uos1ee1sa c.SsS
We vin ss!l the aeoys . ~ tes1s q s1rAssee
~ ~ 49, 0ar eeesee y = GeVsee et0oDo =
& 6soIoA.60sd $500 ~ - -
,..yase..~ ~ = =. =; 80, =.
- lssesta O1na
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11
STATE DEMOCRAT
DAvHNPoRT. AUGUST IL, 1857.

Local A0A1x0.
NAIL ARRANGEMENT.
ARRIVALS.
1astssn( visC hScaso)tvice dsiyex eun'y.s mas ?
1oushernt ~ Inc and love- city) daily lev n
neFthssn (via DsbuSue) daily q epn
southern (st Iouls) daily ~ Err
Northern via CsmsoeAe. LeCloire, &c, Tues-
day, Thursday aud Saturday q 7pM
Northern via Asquoketa, Dewitt, &c. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday At 7Ph
DEPARTURES. n. n. TINE.
Eastern Via Chicaso) closes 6i.9An
Northern tDubuquel
Southern 10 1ouis)
southern n uscatine and Iowa city, closes lrA
Northern tCAmsnehe, IsCiaire, Dc, closes
Sunday, Tuesday and AuFsday at 0pn
Northern MAquoketA aud Dewitt closer Sun.
DAY. Tuesday and Thursday 81 ePn
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II HAVE tAis day associated with NJ IN A...,>...
= Wnlan nckendry. The style Of he m v;,i
Aoesases - Cayieeaa Co. VA
AuGuoeld3W D. D. oAALpfO1.
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Dog N ZZles
PSsbltc Work.

HANS HaDSl
A 0esees let Of Sugar o1rsd Hans. M ~
Aonn 1o9oa5a. 49, "
~sli1ss1 Z. nAlIsurx.
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E1a1fseE -. GnRR.

III psrssps rsnnins order, st 0Axnou's Nuxs. n
j venperk Gan b ssea = any the, - q sac6e
Il hes - h-lneA sylndef, fsst serohs, 81 - m
Dss1scs eeodiaaeo, Any - h vsne - ID.
me would Do vs to eall soen. NJ fastHss paf1i.
~SAiSSsvM eAHnOH . yauou.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

Death OF AN On New OR1EAN1Ar-We
are ADVISED Of the death, near Paris on the lst
nIt., at the age OF seventy-three years, of John
faagan, Dr., who came to New Orleans, in the
year 1903, and who vas one Of the gallant de-.
Iendefs OF our city, under Gen. Jackson. n
LoIo. FOR forty years Mr.. II. was one of the
largest cotton commission merchants here. his
cotton YARD being on the spot where now stands
me 81. Charles Hotel. He presented the IA
y. charles with the marble statue Of Washing.
Ioa, 'hai ornanented the main entrance. and
winch was destroyed by the Gre that consumed
soa1 ealilce 70 January, l85I.-M. @. Picaguae.
Oaf fellow citizen, John Hagan, an ex.en>
slEe planter N this parish, is q son of The de-.
ceased, and we believe there are one !, .ora
sons living in New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
Our Paper.

After this number, there will be no other
paper issued from this Office till the 18th prox.
that we may get back to our usual publication
day. When we changed to Wednesday there
was an intermission Of only three days--now
there will be an interim of ten, which will
bring i. all right. In the mean time the editor
Is necessarily TO be absent--that is, after he
has voted--but on his return. the election be-
ing over and the political excitement caImed,
he will return TO his labors with renewed ems
ergy 10 produce such a paper as will be accep-
table to his numerous readers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

Alter visiting the Parishes OF Madison 40
sasfol', says the Clinton Dep1ocrat, Mr.. Sion,
addressed the people Of Teasas, 1t 81, Iosa1s
&c we ION INST AT the close Of his sDeepb
we same manifestations of enthusiasm Sa.s
sxnloiled 10 hIs behalf as ID the Parishes u
Madison and Carroll. Men Of ali parties 49, !.
onward and pledged themselves to use untir;nc
e1ersons q the coming election to ensure 81
since That time, he has delivered speeches /,
Goncorala, pointe Coupee, Catalonia ana
tAass'eyeiies, with tie Ike encouraging result anu
Inc people charmed BY bis bold. mani az
quence, and convinced BY his statemant Il esa'-
rush forward to his support en- masse. 'a''
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
we Must ASK the InduIeence

Of orr readers for the unavoidable meaeree
ness Of our paper this week. During the
greater part of the past week we have been
without any assistance whatever, and have had
to act as boss, devil, composition, pressman,
editor and all Land unable 10 do the job work
pressing upon us, we have no other %alternn-
tive but to get TO press as early as possible,
even with limited reading matter, work off the
edition, and then stop the cry for etickets y
now ringing in our ears. The election over,
we will at once enlarge our paper, and leave
nothing undone TO merit the continued conf-
deDce and support of the public.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

DIR. Observation-Disclosures we publish the
proceedings of q meeting of the Democratic,
friends of DR.. Delony, held at Clinton, TO take
into consideration tile withdrawal of the Doc,
tor as the Democratic candidate for The Sen,
ate, in consequence Of a collision between
the K. Ms. and Davidsonites 10 defeat him.
The meeting resolved, it will be perceived, TO
Continue 10 run and support DR.. Delony, let
the result be what it may" DIR. Delony ad.
dressed the meeting on the occasion, and a
correspondent says
He proved, beyond all doubt. thar a nlsn
had long existed, and was now fully matured
ITO swap him off" He read letters. referred
to admissions made, and brought up general
reports IN proof of The assertion, that ii was
the intention Of a large number Of r Green
Davidson's friends and relatives 10 vote for
Pond, upon an equally large number of Know
NothInggs voting for T. G. Davidson.
+ AFE a. E1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

SEEAKrNG BEHIsD. -Uatl about eight DAVIS
past Mr.. Davidson has persistingly refused 70
leave nus house at Clinton, and enter the can.
sass n'anfally in opposition TO Mr.. sigur, Civ.
ing as his reason for 50 doing. that be did not
wish to distract and divide his party. But no
sooner does be learn that Mr.. Siqur has 90.
through with his canvass Of the Northern par-
lshes' than Davidson starts off Oh d sneaking
expedition behind. He would rather meet the
ffowas Of John Slidell than to get within the
bearing Of his opponents voice. But sigur
got wind of his manoeusre, and started to meet
MN on the back track but we doubt his abfl.
ity to catch The gentleman; he's as slippery as
eel, and has very often put his party to its
to hold him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

WITHDRAWAL OF CAPT, HART.-We per-
ceiye in the Gazette of last Saturday the card
of Capt. lessee Hart, of Crosse Tete, with
drawing his name as a candidate for the lower
branch Of the Legislature, for the reason, as
stated, that his running might injure the pros-
poets of Nj. Sigur. We are sure that the
Democracy o. IbervilIe will bear in grateful
remembrance this generous conduct of Capt.
Hart.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
New Orleans and naron nara.

CARD-The splendid steamer
cAPIToL, BrnANoo, master. lMur.
FORD, clerk has again resumed her trips 4 her
ola trade, and will continue throughOut lie ssa.
son. Leaves New Orleans every Monday u 5
!. n and Friday at 10 A. III. Returnipr. W;ll
pass Plaquemine on Tuesday and SATURDAY ava.
nings.
The LAUREL HILL, LAsour, master, leaves
view Orleans every Sunday at 8 4. NJ, and eve.
y Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. Agent
]. "A. COTTON,
aus Fchoupitoulas street, N. o.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

SPEAKING AT THE PLAINs--Major Heron
spoke at the Plains on Friday, says the South
West, to a very respectable crowd, considering
the unfaVorable state of the weather. We
are assured by a friend who was present, that
Davidson will get in that section of the parish
not more than five or six votes. Yesterday the
Major spoke at Jones' Creek, with the same
results, we presume, that have attended him
wherever he has been--large accessions to the
cause of Mr.. Sigur and true Democracy.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
CLINTON, La. Oct. 22d. 1857.
To David Barfeld, Esqr., Chairman:

TO David Barfeld, Esqr., Chairman:
SIR Your letter is received communicat.
ing the action of my Democratic friends in
public meeting this day. However apparent a
pre- determination to defeat me, and however
little expectation ! may have of being elected
to the Senate, | cannot but receive this declara-
ton, BY my Democratic friends, with the highest
satisfaction as an approval and endorsement OF
the just and honorable course which | have fell
it my duty to pursue, and as relieving both
themselves and me from the odium and re-
sponsibility of eleeting a Know Nothing Sena.
tor from this parish.
In conclusion ! will unhesitatingly declare 10
YOU my sincere wish, if | have a Democratic
friend in this parish, is, that he should cast his
vote for the nominees of our Parish Ticket
Let every one of my friends discharge their
obligations in this particular as true Democrats,
whatever others may do as 10 myself, and let
the result be what it may, they will have the
high satisfaction of knowing that THEY will
have performed theirduty faithfully and ~lonora.
bly,.
! am, with high respect. Sses,
EDWARD DELONY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
A CARD.

I,s ! to give notice to The public, and es.
peelally 70 my friends who gave me the nomi.
nation for the office or Assessor of this pa-
fis'' mat ! am 90 longer a candidate, for
sons best known to myself Thanking them
Tor ioe confidence they placed in me, / retnain
there humble servant and friend,
ocl2o r. GREAUD.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
Spectal Notifies.
A CARD.

NEAR Bayou GoULA, Oct. 23a, 1857.
The difficulty existing between Dir. q. Ku-
EEMANN and Dr. P. L. HrR1ARr. has been set
tied upon the Geld satisfactorily, and to the
honor of both gentlemen.
GFoReE WA1LEs, n. n. LAmBRrmorr.
For DR.. Hriart. For D. E,saas,
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For Assassnn-

Ed Sentinel: Having learned that M. r.
areaud aas declined being longer d eandiaate
lof assessor, ! am induced BY my friends 10
again offer myself as . candidate for that .of.
nee. Respectfully,
oclzo B. a. ARCENEAU.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
A cnIumnions Report.

A week or SO ago the Advocate published
letter from a correspondent in this parish, who
stated in the course of his remarks, that Judge
WatterstoL, in The course of his speech in this
place, asserted or intimated that there was an
understanding" relative to the present Com
gressional election existing between himself
and Mr.. Sigur. The Advocate subsequently
referred to it, and the statement was taken up
in other quarters. Ridiculous as such a charge
appears, there is nothing too ridiculous in a
political contest which will not have its effect,
if designed to i%njure. Consequently, Dir. ST.
pur publishes a card in the ADVOCATE of the
Goth, branding it as false. The same paper, 10
abiding to the card, says:
"When we first got wind Of this portion
the understanding" portion of Judge Wat
~terston's P~laquem'ne speech, we very promptly
called attention thereto in our editorial cola
umn of the 9th inst. We therein wrote:--
What is the nature Of the understanding he
Judge W.) mentions as existing between him.
self and Mr.. Sigur? Who speaks frst?' 1t
turned out that nobody spoke, first Or last"
Some how or other we overlooked this in>
terrogation of the Advocate, but we take ii ups
on ourself now to say, that we attended aud
listened attentively TO the speech of Judge
Watterston in this place, and no where did he
assert or intimate, in any manner or form, that
was an understanding" existing be-
tween himself and Dir. Sigur, relative to the
Congressional contest, or one of any character
whatever. There can be no denial of this truth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
am. with high respect. 6ses,
EDWARD DELONY.

u George Washington PAX Gusts, the
''Child Of Mount Vernon is dead he died at
bis residence of Arlington. near Washington.
a few days since, aged n. The next nearest
representative of the Washington family, We
understand, resides in this parish-the wife Of
Col. E. G. w. Butler.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

The MONEY PANIc.--W Whatever effect the
pressure on the money market may have had
on merchants and business operations else.
where, it does not seem to have affected our
town Or locality. Our Bank street merchants
and our mechanics generally, appear to be do
ing as brisk ! business as ever, and we hear Of
no complaints Of ''hard times'' save from those
who are never over-stocked with The aes9fuL
Indeed, % far as zoe ere concerned, funds ap-
pear plentier now than last year. The truth
is no money crisis or bank disasters could ev.
er affect this community. il those Of our oaDa
bankers who live within a radius OF Eve miles
around Plaquemine. Whose banks are banks
Of deposit only, the sides Of which are abont
four inches thick and formed Of wrought irop1
you'd she'll out on real estate d barrel OF So
% That precious metal which is now rustine
foF the want of use, whenever anything ike q
panic makes Us vince. But the panic--il hasn't
reached us; but when il does, we'll make our
New Orleans friends andihe 'sbalance Of mans
kind9 aware Of the fact. New Orleans bank
bills, We discover, are as handsome a. ever. III
the estimation Of everybody.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

A Com SpELL-Our Oldest citizens say
that they do not recollect ever having experi-
enced such a long spell Of cold weather so
early in the season as The weather we have had
foE the last week Or two. The pea vines were
killed by frost some days since, we under
STAND; and we hear OF one extensive planter
who has stepped grinding to matt.lay the cane,
for fear Of the increasing severity of the wea-
cher.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

". CovERr-We have received several j..
uas ron she Demoerqt Office, Clinton. con.
tanning TIE publication III w. Fergus Herman
y "nleh he proves that d. Covert dhroneb
whose eccentricities Davidson was nominated,
was 9 strong Heron man until he mel Daysd.
sOn at Tie ConrentiOn.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28
MAEaRIEn.

10 this parish, at the residence Of Jnseph
Dupny, Esq, by Rev. e. DupuY, A. DOMI4
NlQUE 10 Miss MELANIE DUPUY
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-28

Gon the frst page will be seen The an.
nouncement of John Mareot, Esq, as a candi.
date for Justice of The Peace, I'd ward.