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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15
Great Hnrgain

IN OBELVILLE, TENN ESsE E.
NHE undersigned offers for 81 his entire situation con-
tanning acres fleyol land in Lobelve, Perry county,
Tenn.
The lot Is well improved, a large ard handsome Brick
sioTe nest Dwelling Kitchen, Cub Stsbs, other good
buildings alec first rate house where selling GrocS-
nes. have plenty good water. LobelvIe is small vii.
lsge a. the Gross Roads, leading from Waverey 10 Lin.
den the other from Centrevie 70 Bs Landing Tennessee
River. We have weekly mails passiBg together with the
navigation Of Tennessee River, and Buffalo River running
within = Oi mile, richly Eb0unded with a good land e. n
The state There beng Store Groceat Of note within
IL miles North south, s miles Esst and l3 miles West
Tdsr the best situation iE the State have been selling
Goods aud Groceries here for six years snu m entirely sat
tsEed with ssles anu pTo6IE, bu 10 change nv
cation loher my lot Onehri balance on and
two years credit will sell nv Goods Groceries FOR
Any person desiring good situation will do will 20 we'll 70
examine. EDWARD hOUQUIBR
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Wanted.

sac Merchants Bank notes Of the following Banks.
mobile New Orleans and all o. tho pld nks o. Geor-
a .nd SCI IN Carua t par-Rl Others al rates sYrted
On sxeepl Bsnk e Nashville II per cent, She byyie
Hlok % pef nj NOV lI-d4W.
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In ORDERING rICf


IN ORDERING 1ICkEIS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address CT the Tickets order
ed the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By 6r
nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they maj designate.
The is of Drawn Numbers and Prizss will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers wllpleaSe write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State
E8g Remember that every prize is drawn, ans payable
full without deduction.
Es All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid immediately
after the dr2wlngolhe prizes ct the usual time Of thirty
days.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO., Augusta Ala.
or, z. SIINSTElN, BOX 3, Nashville.
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or AtIauta,
Ga, have their orders bed, and time, BY address
ing Svau d %, al either OF those cities.
nOV30-u
II list of the numbers that are drswn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each is entitled u,
will be published after every drawing the following pa
perss-New Orleans Delts Mobile Register, Chare
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intelgencer,
York Weekly Day BOOS, Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and Paulding
(MiEs.l
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
rEEN EElEE

ENits Literary Department, formerly Weston Military
Institute unitss the full scholastic Turss Of other
-ss vi the Military systtm for dheiplns a'd phy scsl
training la sassi the Medical REG LIIeFETy Depart
m1uts numl ered $50 matficaauis. -
For p4rucuiaIE address b. h.JOhNSuN.
...L
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NOTICE. NOTICE

we are selling Rope, Bsgsug ssck Ssl Nails Tobaeco
w Nhsky. CiRrIs, End Liquors generally Tor all FREE
DANK, tCOEE, LANR NCEbUkG and sHRLBPVLE
9oves at par. !. =. MAhTlN & CO.,
Conner br al n N n. .tr.eLs-
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Money, EIonoy,

THE undersigned has large 10, Boots and Shoes Of
his owR mauuiact4rs, made up expressly for the ial
t-ade, which wl be G0t AZ ne most reRs0nsble rrfes
Farmers AID others wanting supply Of Negro shoes viii
co welltO examine my stock.
Also in ana for sale 25 sides ar rate Black Hsr.
ness Leather ana 8 lot OF pad skins &c
For etheir shoes or Lester will lake money on the Ex.
change Bank a. par.
Ids highest market price in cash paid for country hides,
w HAMILTON
oct . S0n1h college
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ETEbsye received F0urissB cl0Fe new n. -s.ss4--
w sno Fortes RON these EnrEsled mg- 49, -
ers LighiT Nerfon & Bradoiry anu aasaes q q
rn's whi D. makes our sleek gery large itn tisg- =
Eo2ia o $50 - -'Fs t1sat lnslrl-uls err'r ee
sb lr' euS, ee-Ie 70 purchase cr nD' very p
n1soio us A'A-i os f-rrsa y gTs .--isaciion
every rsBpss1 lenle * FisEAAAH.
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Southern Portable Plantation
HnrnE d D 4 md Elnnrin NJ
INSIIRANCE sTOCK FOR sALE.

INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE.
THE BsBk Of Nashville oftrs for about twelve tho
sand dollar worth OF In the Nashville Comment
Insurance Company, and III tennessee Marine and n
Insurance Compau. and vii receive In ment the Mo-
md ert ecatss Of depOsite Of Bsnk u Nashville.
The named COMPANY Is paving diVideI d al the rat
of 10 and The other II per cent. per annum.
nov Ii-diW. ". HHELESS, Cashier
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MILES, MULES.

oR sac one OF the Srgest and finest teams OF mues IL
the state Also excellent match Of family carnage
work horse few thorsugh bred colts
hlies Of approved vrsed Also few heers aud
bulls OF the best milE stock.
-auEggud W. G. HARDING
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EsAT aAEr. ia aA.GAE H. I'm aAzr
HART, HAUttAE { CO.,
"HoLEsALE G aOCEks aCOAHIssIoH


Nos anG SOuLh Harkst strssl. yasi VILE. Tenn
JUST AECEIV b AND NOW IN sTUKE.
50 bnds \. y oug4r, 5 barrels Jamatca Kun
20 boxes Havana sugar, $40 assorted DemIJUhus
izS barrels n. \. CrusaeczUo packages ~ n haIsns
sugar, LOO cuIls cotton Rope
10 barrels n. Y. POHdere04OU gTuss Matches
sugar, 20U {, zea Painted buckets
81 barrels n . Loaf sugar 81 Bests >. PAINTED ubs
zOO barreis n U. hOiassss, 60 b, les slime FlDes
(HeT erOp,) 50 b xes tennessee Axsa
S5t bags Selected BaltiL-Jre tsuyerIoE qualty,l
Cc1es, sou kegs hIIe Lead
oe0 bags A. o. Rio Cofes loco Aegs Nails Assorted
So bags lagulFa C0dse szesl
% bags Old Government5OO gross Blaeking,
Java CoHsep l00 boxes Palm ana German
Is bags Pepper, soap
70 bags spice, 10 cases Carolina Riss,
leo casks super Carbonate 50 dUz Zinc Wash BOsrdE
SoGa, 500 reams Superior Wrap
~ nan che Imperial ping Paper,
Black TeA, 500 n Q b Caps.
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. To-loO bags shot
bsccJ, 10 kegs bar Lad
a large assortment Of Gem IUO barrels CiCVer Seed
mon and hue Cigars 50 barrels Batter and Sod
l5O boxes CARROTS scotch Crackers
Snuf, 250 bbls Rsct,hed Whisksy
50 boxes smoking Tobacco, Is barr Is Old Bourbon
SO coils Manila kODe va. skey
% boxes Pearl Ssarch, 25 b4rIsis MO1Ongshela and
. oases sardIuGs. Ola Rye WhIskey,
0J ses Oysters, 50 barrels Robertson COun.
50 bOEes Ass0rIsd Pickles Is n hiskeY
0O boxes Ca'sup AMI Pep-I5 barrels Ola Llncoln Wbs
per sauce, Key,
rs boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits, ar casks Pure french
% cases Brandy Cherries Brandy
go boxes W &. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine
50 bo1ss English Dairy essks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, + casks Pure rhsrTy do
800 packages Star Candles, casKs Pure Madeira do
30 90 IallOW do % 5Dls NBJlve sweet do
% bags Timothy seed, so bbls. American Brandy
300 boxes assd Glass Ware 10 sbis Apple Brandy
100 ooze3 oAlO and lOAl2 10 bbls. Peach brandy
isns ART dACRAE co.
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ANlRtM Wl,Il,.
KRrOSeme OilS,

Advertising and subscription Office,
No. l33 Nassau Street, nert door to Nassau Bo9E.
NiW YORK
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~ heat, wheat.

ITANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Wbea
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
Evered al our Ware house, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be ella sed as follows: ..
Ten cents per bushe viii, be paid tor prime White above
prime Red, and 10 below for prime MeditenaniaD
this Wheat classification. When qber Wheat
prime, Eve per oushe viii be paid the price Of
Spring and other Red u heats.
The Amber is known here by Farmers Blue Stem
hisseur Wheat. Next TO tins is The Golden ChAh-mOs
desirable
First Glass, White; Second Glass, AMBER
Third Glass, Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except the Medteranian which
ls ten cents below IN value.
IS 900 Grain Sacks hand by
une39 Il. & FRENCH & son
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COAL, COAL.

NNHB citizens of Nashville have opportunity +
providing themselves with full supply Of GOOD COAL
for the winter BY application TO the undersigned
HAWKINS st the Etaa Gosl Office Nashville and Chattg
nooEa Railr osdDsPot. aug 23u & MARTIN, Ag
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15

Liquors. iron, Natl>s and Castings
Corner OF Broad College streets,
WE HAVE nov lp store the loilgHiPE goods, shH'
time, IoWt
so hhds N o Sugar; RsaO0 Perckssiou eaps-
s0 bags coffee; 800 bsgs as rled shot
- Is eEushed 25p0 ibs Bar Leads
- do powdered 90 r NJ soda.
81 halt o5ls MUiasseG 20 bbls sheIle. Aimonss
= d" and bbls Syrup 10 do PeeaI and FtbeFts;
10 Sess GoideH syrup, Is. 100 gross 1lsekiDE
- Lut;l leo baGes To- per al and Sun-
~ ~ cases assorted pickles. power Teas;
. 90 Baltimore Oysters q ND 70,
- boxes starch 4 ca-s Aaddes;
20 DO ana tar candles 100 gross Pip 5;
SoO 40 soaps IUu oktng Tobacco;
- co lal0W caudlssi IS Go Mae sboy Snuh
- - SY SGeH ; o0ts k9rrsou salt
y D9ls ,Iihohs + bag Gu gsTi l.- -
IS do Brimstnnei 20 10 Sue-.
So boxes 10 supernne, ~ d Peppsr,
lUyO0 cigars, VARIOUS b "a d. "a 0bls Copp fas.
IRON, NAILS. AND CASTINGS
ESQ tons ron ali 40 aSlss, Ktos
1000 ksgs Nails, assOrtsiSto a. > res Axes;
a. 5o0 lhs 4 ~taeE M
I" tons assorted castings 4U0 d. east aud blister steel;
LIQUORS
'OO SS,' tennessee ana oa'o Sapes coEHae sran4o;
IS bbls Amer andy: S-ca-ks tori DO
- 90 ID aye wis y 10 obi' Us err, Brandy,
29 d. A ssr Gin; ~ cases ~chieisn srhnanos.
s. DO sweet aAlaza, ,6o Sos " wiEsT ana Kay 9
PunchsOu pure Hot Gin;
GLASSWARE.
900 boxes SxiO and loH's -. 3i gsi \ zzbovIs
Is ,,s BY lar4 l.ss. s.s ~ Do Sd s 4. D q % Bees ss
and ioxsi' t,o d. Tumbisrs;
$50 sGOss p'at PRI Fssss. 800 81 demT
0O 10 quart 90 " DO d. 0antors,
100 bags ds~arteJ rotor yarn-
All OF the Ill sel lux or eash N N. erp. of
Broad and Co'lvge streets JU3 q NeChsa IkRE.sS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15

Painting = establishment.
BUILDERS Hou-ehuders, &c, requested no.
a. lice that the unders gHFd having necessary
rrangemens and secured the services cOmp-tsng
ueD, Is nov prepared 20
LJsge Contracts
the line Of his vocation, In AL branches
In the department. Ot
use Painting,
The subscriber prepared to execute with The zrsatast
1rOmptness AL Contracts arga ma be ten
deTed, in style aud upon erms vheb a % awe
atisiactiOn.
Re salsu prepared 10 execute all manner Of
sign and Ornamental FaiHtins, GTaluIng and
marbtiHs.
Having in that department services d ths oS
,xpert snd experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work in his
inc 70 give hlm call before mas 10 final arringemsnts
msrchS-dH e. Z 2 EWING
W 50 union =. hnl1. eco Q hat-. 5 sn ne.
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MuTfreesbOrO.
/ WILL iake the EzehzHge nsLk A0,ss oT GOods,
L oct - A'GlLLs
Shirts, S hirts.
JUST received another Sh warranted Of supe-
- nor quaiiy aDd ices su Tho lines.
.5Oci - M-GILL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
sUPERb asur 81 Of eOu4rs, o. even rs and style,
\ and for sale b. d M'GtL..
Embroidered Shirts
TUSfrecelved ali bond uiuely embroidered
- shirts made 10 sui bic i putty we'd
din occastous. o.t M'GiLL.
Buck Skin Shirts.
FaN be qua l., sA e.; received and for
Il saleby OCtb M'OlLL
Underwear.
VERY variety Of a,aiO1-U.r Uu-uI~ear all rate
prices 0c IS n 70 GILL
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS
FIRST Tsle t,l sclrs, S'rks Zee and Cra.
Il every ,tl and lur rudIe~s arisl, OF
gUOcs received ad iIr sac tpln Reasonable by
o - ] % a'iiILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
LSO large sJ.cs 90 Gen tss srl o. suawIs a.
Il hankeLs- ana Nou,er Jalkts 4bd J4st reeriyed
aDd Tor sale by oct 10 Il lpGILL.
ROBES DE- CUAMBRE
LIVERY yo oi 81 .Uus ur CHs o. re aud smoking
l. "a "r s..e b. "r - % No, IL.
Bzly- Ladies' aud Geurlruie IS F rtlsliug -gtsa
Store, cUraer Sguare lul Dtatgr SIS. tOct2
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Funeral EJmeserfaker.
LITWIyERI I,JTFTEF0
Resuygaed Payment.

WE will sell rate Negro Man pa able In The funds
w Of the Exchange Sank Of sureesbaros Also three
6ne Pianos for any Of the Free Bank Money
o5t BOYD & CO.
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Bargains Extraordinary in Real Estate!
Bargains! Rargains!!

va offer great bsrgn for cash in two bsaui uy TIM
street, in Hu,tou'+ Add tion Edgeheld, sdjoi ing M
Matthews handsome silence. - -
oct. 2s-2y ~ herr, street
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ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

bus ne entrusted to him. LCtctons made throughout
tue state. -- OCT ~ m'
ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE
AM stborised to sell and make complete titles thu
I Tract OF Lend upon which the late ? Walker re
sdsd and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
ted and the slaves aud stock tae pl1ee. The paos
situated on the Gsatn turnpike, is Dtersected BY
he Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough 70
Nashvie to make it country residence tUl
persons doing business in the city has fine spring
tbsre 10 in the State and susceptible Of divisions into
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike raroed am au
thorsed TO sell the entire Tract in body IN parcels
sud on such credit as nav deem eIpedent shall ot
on the place during the s ard second weeks of NOven
bsr next and will proposals for the purchase o.
private sale of all any Of the above named per
onsl property. In the time Gny person desiring c
examine Ihe property do by calling on MIRA Agnes
made john Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
Or addressed to me at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn
septs4 tt SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
FOR SALE,
valuable Lot in South Nashville nesry square, bound
n cd b. Washington, JenersOn and PseT Streets on Whcb
there is good buildings. bargain will he given 70
terms apply LANlBR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
sept. 4-3m. Market street.
STAR CANDLES, &C.
f00 WHOLE Boxss WeTk q Co.'s Star Candies
900 Cr "
go boxes Madison Starch,
loO " F3E's
1900 Prescott q TO. MOL xtra Soap,
rs tore, and for sale 6v ". II GoRDoN 4 co.
40 ..DUNDEE" CARPETINGS
= MOTHER large lot received direct from the Manufac
turers lhsy are the hest CsrpeJBgs red in this
marke al the prices are selns them at
BENZ + SHIELDS,
oct2i Agent for iennessse.
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5f.tl - kES OF LANu. itua eH tour miles
-OU Nurth east ur thr D. AID r rter
urHIikU K. ads one lrBC q at.lut 55 be
t'bdi de Co. pieces varying 'rHr O. -tar-.-. viii
sud out 10 LUJ The sn my pr- sat f.urcba.rrs
uis lracl Jf slpsrot bard ,rtlr- frr .ru r, cks
80 deep Hno She rrrr~' quai sJi rrerd Sc
blus grass ms Der q nue ~ruE- ms- at
riding bund -upiy 1f The NJ O srt.- From me
aiiatii r"ad r fea be- - ed iurffk Hsit inis
"a length, q cuur-- . lfHrt aa passing
mr. ugh tnu I raui "' ih' 'Hhb -ianu hiyer Farm
e"ml"r ab c dwelling and QUA nous-- ..aIng Hppe
'rchdrd Oi 20 p'fc orchard. .rg rlrxr Of
aud sJana tUs place o. ne s-u
0ad- i-uns-l ,, Rand ears, ron dat. Of
1u chase
AtsO Une other Irae OF about Iu5 aces fhrsu miles
orr -east from the ciit and about hii the al
ID atn T1ad This irayL r ucay surrounded b. pike
Dads, ami is subd vjdod luts eprtaurug rni To- IS
icres and ineTseC ed by cuvl lent ferms-T and
years, with Interest Po gwen immsdiatriy for
either both Of the above tracts land provided pur
CHASER will pay ar luyaleut tho growing crops aud
.lOck included. JOHN u WINSTON.
mar2I-du . tHerry street.
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LaYrenceburg Bank.
Pianos PIanns

AXE will u Vans Sbsetng az Osnaburs -r BANK Of
w LzwTeBreour- money Z Gar srs1i t-ru prices.
~ e go tlsfN N CO
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~ nted.

GENTS for several scum RI >Iss for no sale %
4 important TENT lNVEN iut. te9ufnz tui iistis
"eaIs. WI re- ri a. UStND DoLLaks e. b. ade
few mOl It's oy g =aiesmsu- kisfenee fsqriFsd,
- yto q. ehlEL $.
Oe 3i-im o.. .tne square.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

Through Rates from New York and Phil.
aGeIphia 10 Nashville, in connection
Wis new York and Philad iphia
Steamship Lines, 10 continue with
out alteration from Ist June 10
lat of DeeemDer, 1851.
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Epperson Springs
ROBERT NJ. VANNOY.

ATTORNEY 1T LAWAND SOLICITOR IN ChANCERY
ntsViIIe, Alab a m a,
WILL prsctice IN the several Courts Of Madison snd the
w adjoining counties. aud We promp 'ehti0n 1 all
bus ne entrusted him. CCItctODs made throughout
tna St.ta oct "a ID.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04

GIVE are fortunate in communications this
week, and what is more fortunate still, perhaps,
they are short and TO the point. It is some
times believed that editors ~sympatbize with the
sentiments expressed in their correspondence.
Should this be the opinion with reference to
as, our sentiments must be of a very opposite
character. No, communications which we pubA
lish have nothing to do with our sentiments,
and previous TO this time we have not had ma
ny faVOrs in this respect. Our paper is indie
pendent in the broadcast sense of this term, and
correspondence Of every character which is
short and plainly written, and containing no..
thing vulgar or offensive to private feeling, can
find a place in our columns--it being under,
stood that such correspondence is not of a
private character.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04
Bayou Ia Rose.

p IT The undersigned informs
E=7z7 Nners of Stock who wish to take
aaAas~ their Cattle to the New Orleans
market, that he has made arrangements to have
the steamer POST-BOY, Capt. J. BURG, capa-
bic Of carrying upwards of $50 head OF grown
cattle, to run from PIaquemine TO the Stock Land
ing in Jefferson City. That boat is now ready,
and will form the line through in conjunction
with my COW BO.4T, Capt. S. LEONARD. which
is running now regularly between Bayou la Rose
in Attakapas and the Park on Bayou Plaque
mine.
Shippers can rely on meeting with no deten-
ton by this route.
The Cow-Boat will make trip Gaily. or more
if necessary. She can carry 200 head OF grown
cattle easily.
The arrangement made viii render this route
the best, safest and cheapest conveyance to the
New Orleans market.
Mr.. H. BARRA will act as guide TO conduct the
beeves from the Prairee to Bayou la Rose. free
Of pay. At the fall Of water the inside boat will
have to land her cattle at the Traverse Plate in
that case three guides will be furnished from
there to the Park or Plaquemine, and one from
the Park to the river, all free Of charge.
Rates Of Freight.
For Grown Cattle from Bayou la Rose to Jefer-
son City, through, per head, - 80
Calves. frsm y~earlings to 3 years old. L %
Cattle intended for the coast trade will be
carried from Bayou la Rose to Plaque
mine at the old rate--for grown cattle, -
Calves of all sizes up to 8 years old, 50
The river boat will be entirely under the con-
trol of the undersigned, who promises that no
drove shall be detained-the boat will be very
regular. Small droves arriving will be taken to
New Orleans on their arrival, if required, for a.
reasonable additional charge, without waiting for
a fnlf load.
iY4 s- F. DUPLESSIS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04

The Meal Cart--We had a visit a few days
since from the proprietor of the Meal Cart.
who rather complains of the weak support he
has received thus far, through the fact that ne
gro thieves can afford to underseIl him but he
has no idea of giving it up so" while there is a
&shot in the locker" or a grain in the hopper.
We are glad to hear it, and believe that his per-
severance will eventually receive its due re-
ward. m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04

"Foreuer pare that standard free!"
This day eighty-one years ago commenced
the structure of our Government By the sign
ing Of the Declaration Of Independence--and
at the return of each anniversary, in every city
and almost every hamlet of our broad land,
ere the breaking dawn sweeps away the mists
of night, the booming cannon and other joys
full demonstrations tell how thankful we are
for the glorious inheritance which resulted
through that Declaration.
Long may We celebrate this glorious day
long may We cherish the memory of those no.
bic patriots who gave birth to our Union--and
for generations and generations, till time itself
shall be no more, may we continue to live a
free, happy and united people.
With hearts united, let our motto be,
"Forever wave that standard free p
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04
TERMS N CONDITIONS.

The whole share of the common property
above described, apportioned to John Schlatre, is
equal to fourteen hundred and ~ninety-ive seven
teen hundred and ninety-two parts-149j-1792.
To Arnilcar Dupuy, one ninety eighth PARTIES.
To Norbert Roselius Dupuy, one ninety eighth
parties.
To Arvillien Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-1-
To Victoria Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-l-
To Hortaire Dapuy, one ninety eighth part-t-
To ophelia Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-1-
98-128-1792.
To James W. GODFREY, Jr., one fourteenth-1-14
-128-1792.
To Eugenia Mile, forty-one seventeen hundred
and ninety-two parts of common property
41-I792.
The above portion of the common property be-
longing to John Schlatre will be sold en- mass,
payable as follows, to wit. Twenty-seven thou
sand five hundred and thirty dollars of the price
Of adjudication, cash on the day Of sale, and the
balance of said price payable in four equal in
stalments, viz:
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1858;
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1859;
"A One-fourth in all the month of March, 1860;
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1861;
each of said instruments to bear eight per cent
interest," per annHIn nom The day OF sale till they
are respectively paid, and special mortgage to be
retained on the portion of land and slaves belong
ing to John Schlatre to secure the payment of
the principal and interest of said instruments.
The above portions of the common property
belonging to the said minor children of Pa1lin
Dupuy, deceased, and heirs at law Of VALERIE P.
Dupuy, be sold on the following terms and condis
tons: The price Of adjudication payable in four
equal and annual i~nstalments from the day of
sale, with interest at eight per cent per annum
from the day Of sale till paid. Purchaser to fur
nish his notes payable at the Office of the Recor.
der Of the parish of lberviile, with interest as
before stated, and to secure the p%unctn;aI nav
ment of the same, special mortgage to be, retain
ed on the property sold and belonging TO said mi,
n0Ts.
The above portion of the common property
belonging TO the minor Eugenia Mile to be sold
the price Of adjudication payable in one, two,
tnree and four years from the day of sale, in four
equal instruments, wiihinterest at s per cent uer
annum from the day of sale. Purchaser TO for
nlsh ms notes for the price of sale, payable at the
once OF the Recorder of the parish Of fberyilfe.
bearing interest as before stated. and to secure the I
p~unctpal payment ofsaid notes and Interest. spe-
ciai mortgage to be retained On. the portion of
property belonging to said minor. ~
The portion Of the common ~nropArtv belopo.
ing to the minor James w. GodberY, Jr., to Be
sold, the price Of adjudication payable in four
equal 1nstalments, one-fouTth in all the month of
March 1858, one-fourth in all the month of
March 1859, one-fonrth in all the month of March