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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-23

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add anti further Notice, Tfai4s vii leave Rock
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.f wight xprs-s a. .-.- . 90 h. NJ
NJ freight ani III fis-s eaf. ..4 .-. 3 81 T. NJ
ff,as arrive ht Ross lsiaad. daily. ~nllass -
telird, as follow.
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A. trains over ihi- Rad are IL direct connection
~ ttieayo With ira.as over both the NleAl.af south
81 and Michigan tea,sa. u II Ia and from neifo.t,
i1ea1. t~i.svlAadt Columbus, Cincinnati, Fttsbnis,
i,aas,rk, Bnia.o, Niagara Falls, Albsu. New YORK.
ihiiaieIphta, Baltimore aaL W.-hiu.iut. A.a. al
- sale With ifalas IT tn II aul. Central Road
-s1tih " barna ard South ~ NJ Louis aHl cairo
Ia which place. tickets can be procured 81
u HENSON.
Ticket Agent, Il u nnput. Il I
lass. herf. are reminded ~ the Necessity VI g4At..
aAs'iaet directions - - lie de*f6aailsfs 81 th.If ta.
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

Valentine Freight Express 10.
EVANS. MORLEY = CHEW,
AessTs reA Reek istAsp Asp nAvssroAr
THIS toMfANu ~ PREPARED To
transport goods with greater dispatch than any
Their ffsisht Inc fram bssiaH, New York. rhilais'.
MIA, aai ali tAtcnnsfsa,e uusnts North AID south
HAVING THEFT ~ Is ears Oh the aliets.t t0ad. AID
issa : With them, merchants can .tsYsEd upaa bsstsi
4 me thar rs AN cth.f lluo
nhilfers bs tAi- ltAe Wiz have prnmpi PREPARATION
made them iet ass loss OF damage u soods while
tlss.f charge, ard al net he seui 10 III. railroad
"a wh4sh the damage NAY lave ocearfed fai redress
These desiring " tHsAs arrangements for rpting
Autiass. Will please ca esfafe slsRlls Arrangement,
with aay other tine
OFFICES
Bs-taf, ~ stale sirset New Ysak ,gao Broadway
tLila 81 South rhlfa o. II L0G.s. 81 south Love.
chicago, e9rasl State aud l,asealefi. corner rtonl
Randolph Aaa lesrS
EVANS MoRILy 4 icy
JOHN = DUNLAP, Ag.ais paxsnpot.sa
usH. superintendent, Cleveland aps,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-23

'VKNTN Ut HNNNI~HN iNV FKUNT
~ Streets, oue s4Hsr. below the Steam raek., ana
Fem Laadias, J =. Humphfe, = CO, Proprisicr,
would respectfully aaneunes 10 THEN kAs,era friend,
aaithe rullir generally that they have sure ha.ed this
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
aai added norr iaaa oue.hA + ~ its foI mel .lse, asa
aayiHs 70 fitted AID nc Mrulsled the entire house,
sc prepared - render iAc stay Of saesis pleasant
Ties WlIl ALA t. nefif n eo4fiauanee 81 tie psiFoN=
81 % literally hesiuwsi aIoin them heretofore
flis haase ~ uae W tie ms.t pleasant l1cagaons ii
Daveul9fi commanding. n view % the liver. II kaxk
l.tsd city, ATS II od For Armstrong feb.gf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-23
Groceries.
WILSON 4 MARLEY,
W Wholesale GROCERS,

WILSON 4 HARLEY,
W Wholesale GROCERS,
rcsr OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half chest Young Tyson ard Gunpowdss.
70 half chests Oolons aud Aourhong
20 csddi~s from ! to ~ ,os
~ boxes Palm sap
20 boxes Narieyated soap
10 boxes shaving do
~ boxes Transparent 10
bores Castle d.
~ boxes Pick -
io boxes Tomato Gaitar ard P~rr~s Hausr
lVo boxes various Crsf.t- ch ice fosass,
neS Gass sizes cisar'
900 boxes No ! and realgs ftetu
40 bbls new AasseIe!
% half tb,s do
~ kiits Tor family u.s
b. bbas and kefA ~ Mutssse..
b hid. Sugar
~ dor Bed totd..
80 tb4s drisd .App.as
b. sacks dried Peaches.
100 boxes new Isai.ln-l
= ibis assorted NIT.
80 LJsas d. Kiass
sp Kegs assorted Mats
Go icT Tuinbler-.
SPICES Of al. kiilds.
Wooden ard Willow Ware, RfuAhes
10 0b.s Cider ' sLegaF.
~ Together With n iargc stock 81 other articles,
all OF Which We vii sell on rcssosshi- terms
JunelldA~ WILSON 4 HARI.EY!D
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t)otcis.
nlNION

DESlAAilA DENTON, PROPRIETOR.
- fAgM,tlt III ranahkcyp@tr. N
ms II 'Wse aHd ~tute{tuI, ATE ~sutlfeN hsN ssi The
H0ese h Situated va the Eafasf Of Ihifi aud Iowa
rtg,ets ~ = Pleasant Part II the rttNs aud ufts 'hts.
sqmNrvs noaa sic paist Anil il snafA4tsea, ~ net
~ tsst3 90 - "a sfsst a itess, ~ fheit i "a the
ts Travellers wielinr = stop a, Davenport viii
aAd ~ tGc lieEtnA Ngu*v ~ she camfcft- II q soad
hcins etanps8-sHs e4saa rg1Hla l.au tcls good ~
HeAdaaee a. a cheerful cDiHthsnre with ever, rsa.
sonab.s demsua
Charges reasonable hnd M huuhu.
ts.@tf nESd pENTON
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-23

LI grades and YuaIlIIesL
Baltimore Oysters, Lobstors, ciams, Salmon and
SAfilhes Ia Cane, a superior article and warranted
Preserves, Jellcs, U~rkins, English Pickles, Olive
oH. Pepper Sauce, ketehups, Ac, Ia 0la...
sauces, Tomatoes. Peaches Horse Rsaish, Herbs,
and i Powders Ia Cans
Mustard, spices, Chocolate, Broins, Sage, Canary
seed, Pear Barley, Ground Rice, fsfias. saisrasu-,
starch, soda, Extracts Of al klnds, Mseearoui Yer.
iaise..i fa.e, soaps, Brushes Baskets, &C.
tsinden -Four, Corr Aeal hoialn, Dat Meal, &c
Louisville LeIneai, Nails. 0a.s, sc, &c
Cal and ekamiso ouI stock which we Will warrant
- CIV = satisfaction.
NJ DALzELL, JR b co,
~ie29 y 4 Cor second aBd Iefr, street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-23
THE SECRET ISfIRMiTiEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURlTy

THE SECRET ISFlkNfTfEs OF
YOUTH AND
just Published. srail., the twen,y.anh thousand.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
IA Treatment, without Medicine. of spermatorrh~a
or keeAl weakness. Nocturnal Enisslcns, Genital
aud Nervous Debility, Premaiur. decay II the oys-
ieni, impoiency, and fmredimenis 10 Marriage gene
rally.
The important fact that the many alarming Con.
plAints, originating IN the tmpsudencs and ooutn1scf
youth, may BE- easily removed without Me4ie1oe, y
tirsiy new aud highly succeasful treatment, q a1opt-
Cd BY the Author, fully sxplalns1. ~ ne9necs wnsaA
The irass possibic cost, thereby avoiding ell the I'D
verttsed nostyuus Of the day.
Sent 10 any adGrooa, Dgofoe no poef IRE In . oeaied
envrIcpe. IN rsrtsiinS {poss id)twop postage stampe
70 Or d DH LAutY, ~ Lasp<nasd street, New
York CIV. Api1DdAwGme
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
PLAQUEMINE PARISH OF IBERVILLE. La. OCT H. 1857.


Some months previous, when out upon
hunting excursion, Stewart had wound
ed deer and had driven it into the lake.
Following it in his boat, he pursued it for
some distance, till it neared the shore and
mysteriousIy disappeared as he at first
thought, in the earth; but just as he was
giving up the chase, he accidentally dis
covered the opening of a small cave, hol-
lowed as if it were ia the rocky sides of
the bank, but the ingress to which was
completely hidden by a thick growth Of
foliage over the entrance. He there found
the deer he had wounded, in the last
agonies Of death, and bad as we have re-
lated, occasion to make use Of his dis
covery in escaping from a merciless foe.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

The HAENET HoUsE, BAT0x RoUGE.-We
are happy to learn that Maj. Rhodus, the late
superintendent, has become the proprietor Of
this popular establishment. The house Is to
undergo thorough overhauliDg, and large
and magnificent billiard saloon, bar, &c, will
adorn The basement We know the Major to
be personally very popular among all who have
had thePleasure Of partaking ofthe good things
at the Harney House. and of his entire success
in his new position, there can be no doubt
We join with the Sugar Planter in hoping that
Major Rhodus may realize fortune and in the
earliest possible time that he merits 1t, alike
with all men energy and industry, he has
given the fullest evidence.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

PARISH OF AyoEELLs.-The MarksyiIle VII.
lager, the only Democratic paper published in
AVoyells, in noticing the defeat of Judge Bowie,
in st. Tammany, who was the regular nomi-
nee of the Democratic party for Judge, and the
election Of Penn, mainly accomplished through
the influence of Dayidsonin favor of the latter,
thus concludes:
The spirit Of Democracy ahaIl haunt your
sorry dreams, Col. Dayidsonl Laurent Sigur
the spotless and chivalrous champion of true
Democracy, will crush your aspirations and
bare you to the worlds gage-amen
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
NUMBER IL

the boIe of the old tree for the heart,
which is killed by its parasite; a new
top is formed and there stands lofty
tree, which is sometimes six or eight
yards in diameter at the bottom. 1t is
described as beautiful and delightful
shade tree. The wood is of no value
the juiceis soglutinous that it serves
as birdlime. It's suggested that the
reslnous gum exuding might be used
III book>binding, since It is proof
against all insects.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

A Brave OFFICER. The Mime
sofa Pioneer relates the following Incl,
dent: ...
Lieut.. Spencer, of the 2nd U. s. In
fantry performed an act of bravery du-
ring the trying times at Yellow medi>
cine, in July last, which we believe
has not been but which ought to be
recorded to his credit in the public
press. He it was who was ordered to
demand the Indian who stabbed the
soldier. With a few men and his in~
terpreter he proceeded to the Indian
camp, and upon seeing them assume
an attitude of offense he ordered his
men, as an evidence of his pacific in
tention, to halt, while he and his in>
terpreter rode up to the Indians. Two
hundred guns were levelled at him, in
support of threats which his compan>
ion understood too well to disregard
The Lieutenant called him TO his side,
gave him his pistols for his re>assu~
rance, jumped off his horse when with
in speaking distance, unarmed and
alone, breasted the savage multitude
and fulfilled his duty.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
SpECrar. Morrr1nR.

The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly limited
their Immediate and regular business; the
ness Of an advertising firm considered including
that of its individual members.
Merchants others advertising by the year will only
allowed the space Of half column in the paper the
rates at present charged them by this paper.
Calls persons to become candidates viii be inserted
other advertisements.
Advertisements of two columns width will be charged
treble the usual rates.
Advertisements marked the copy fora specified
time | be inserted till forbid, and payment exaeted
And fnaly-Af communications for this paper OF any
ana every character whatsoever intended to promote the
private ends or interests of individuals, corporaous
4eaes OF schools will be charged advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
A Bit Of Romance.

Ten years ago young Englishman
ran away from London, where he was
highly connected, came down to Liver
pool. took ship that was upfor New Or
leans, and in due course Of time landed in
this city with, with light heart in his
breast and between one and two hundred
pounds in Bank Of England notes in his
pocket. He had been mauvais suiet at
home, and, what between wine and woS
men, had managed 10 squandeF q large
fortune, besides involving himself seriously
10 debt. He had taken the precaution to
prov ide himself with letters Of INTRODUCES
ton to respectable parties in this city, and
by this means he soon formed the ac-
quaintance of young lady, who, by the
death of her father, had just been left sole
heiress to a large estate. A warm attach
ment soon sprang up between the two,
and our young Engiishmap, onefne day,
made the lady formal tender of his hand
and heart. The answer he received was
the following: I love you and will mar
ry you, but only on these conditions. and
these ouly-lst, you must stop drinking,
I'd, you must pay your debts; Sd, you
have squandered one fortune, you must
set to work and make another The lover
entreated, but the lady was inexorable.
Just then the gold fever broke out, and
our hero determined, without loss of time,
to try his fortune on the shores of the
Pacific Ocean. He sat down, wrote let
ter to the lady, in which he announced his
determination, assured her of his unaItera-
bic affection, and begged her TO be faith
ful TO him, and without further adieu
started for New York and took ship for
San Francisco via the Cape. In Califor-
MIA he led for some time a wandering, dis
soIute life, and finally joined the unfor-
tunate expedition which Raousset de
BoulbOn fitted out for the conquest Of
Sonora. 1t was known that he was az
mong the few who escaped to tell the fate
of their heroic leader, but nothing further
was heard of him or his where abouts un-
Ill last Saturday, when friend of his in
this city received telegraphic dispatch
from him, stating that he was among the
fifty persons saved from the Central
America, and brought into Norfolk by the
bark 'Eloise. The dispatch further stated
that the writer had lost $50. 600 in gold,
which was in the hands Of the purser, but
that it was luckily insured for its full
value in London office. We learn that
The lady to whom he was engaged is still
and it would not be strange if,
In the course of human events, we should
be called upon % indite paragraph with
hat fashionable heading, Marriage in
High Life.-New Orleans Bee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

gIlbbest lawyer Of them all; so she re>
plies:
"Oh, ha! well, know! yes, to be
sure! Bntthen you know, | Iscrootch>
ed Iittlel"
Exactly! Thank you, madam
That'II do
"Nothing further, your honor"
Verdict for the short defendant
English Paper.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

LEARNED ELEPHANT.-"That's a
very knowing hanimal of yours, said
a cockney gentleman to the keeper of
an elephant:
avery" was the cool rejoinder.
"He performs strange tricks and
hantics, does he2" inquired the cock
ney, eyeing the animal through the
glass.
"surprisin?" retorted the keeper,
"we've learnt him to put money in
that box you see away up there. Try
him with a dollar"
The cockney handed the elephant a
dollar, and sure enough he took it in
his trunk, and placed it in box high
up out of reach.
"Well, that is very hextraordina~
ry-hastonishin' truly! Now let's see
him take it out, and hand it back a.
gain"
awe never learnt him that" rotor
ted the keeper with roguish Ieer, and
then turned away to stir up the mon
keys and punch the hyenas.-[spirit
of the Times.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

Curious TREES IN CUBA. The
editor Of the Horticultnrist, who is a
professor of botany, spent thelast wins
ter in Cuba, where he found many
trees and plants very different from
anything in this country. some Of
which are very curious in their habits;
one of which is called the copey. and
another Of almost identical habits calls
ed iaquey-bo hparasites. The seeds
being deposited by birds in the forks Of
trees vegetate there, and send down
small fibrous roots along thetrunk un>
til they reach the ground, however
distant; and these roots continues inS
creasing, until the whole body is en-
veloped, the roots uniting together
where they come in contact, until they
finally form an inveloping case, with
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

gJA Democrat informed US the reason why
Col Davidson did not attend the meeting at
Haryey's School House, Livingston parish, was
bacause he agosfbe rheumatics very bad 10 his.
crutch" In giving this explanation TO the
word se assume neither personal nor political
responsibility. = Crescs1t.
Il is well you. don't, or else we should be
compelled TO take up the cudgel In behalf of
venerable Thomas We say its a SANDER
fiat burglary as ever was committed! We
know he was troubled with the "Sigur thumpsF'
"A inalady much affecting the Old War Horse.
at present Sugar Planter.
There's o good many others afflicted or
s'troubled' with the @sigur humps" besides
the .'old War Hyrse"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

":IT1s ALL Luck. .n-s'It is all luck, !"
said an old man, as in poverty and
misery, he found old age upon him,
and the night Of death at hand. "It is
all luck, some born to be rich, and oth>
ers poor. instantly our mind rever>
ted to the old mans past life; we saw
his wasted youth, his neglected oppor>
tunities, his sloth, improvidence and
want of forethought, and then looking
upon his desolate state, we asked ours
selves, 'Is it luck2' Never believe il,
young man? Pluck, not luck, is the
ruler of our destinies. The strong
hand and the willing heart set luck at
defiance, or rather make it serve them
He is lucky who is industrious and
cheerful, who neglects no opportunity,
who wastes no time in idleness, and in
the present provides for the future
All other luck is delusion and snare"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

How IT WAS DoNE.-Miss Fitz>
nancy, elderly maiden, charged Mr..
Cleaver, the gay, young man accus>
toned TO carry home her marketing,
with having forcibly kissed her, in the
entry other own house. Mr.. Cleaver
though proud of hispersonal appear
ance, was short, considering his whisS
kers; his height, even in French boots,
only four feet eleven. Miss Fitznan>
cy, on the contrary, ran up a foot high
er and staid there, being of remarkably
rigid department. She swore the abb
breviated vet amorous butcher kissed
her! by assault, and hauled him up for
it. Butcher with some expression Of
disgust more emphatic than necessary
denied the charge. Butcher was fat,
LADY wasn't CIeayer had antipathy
to 'scraggy' women, and vowed he
hadn't kissed her, and wouldn't. Mo-
ney. couldn't hire him to.
Cross>examined, lawyer inqures of
the lady the circumstances; when,
where, how. Lady replies with parS
ticularity. On Monday morning, at
ten o'clock, in the entry; resisted all
she could, but he pefseyered and trl-
umphed. Lawyer asks:
aDid not he stand on anything but
the hoor?"
mo; he stood on the floor; no chair,
stool, or anything else"
"But, madam this is impossible! you
are twelve inches taller. How could
he reach your lipsn
Lady hadn't thought Of that; but
she was not to be tripped up by the
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14

u Az letters, communications or notices sent
10 'h's paper, and intended to promote the in-
terests or CRAFTY the aOishes Of an individual,
party or corporation, s0iH be charged as ad-
rertisenents. -.....
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
A new married copple went to Ms

A new married couple went to Ms
agara on visit, and the gentleman
in order to convince his dear that he
was brave as well as gallant, resolved
to 60 down into the cave ofthe winds :
She, of course, objected; but finding
that he was determined, affectionateiy
requested him TO leave his pocket>book
and watch behind.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
Notice.

Those who get our paper from this date,
without having ordered it, are simply requested
to accept it, soithoA charge, till November,
when it will be stopped unless ordered other
wise. We ask all such to receive it till that
time, as fapor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
SOUTHERN SBN NTIlBl.

10 We toish it to be distinctly understood that
no announcement Of q Candidate for Office wu
be inserted in this paper, a'n!ess accompanied
Vith the cash, $40.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:


u We are authorized to announce U. S..
HAASE as candidate fol Assessor-election
next November. feb7
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
Tmstfce of tIae F0eace.

Mr.. Editor Please announced OSCAR LAUVE
Esqr.. as candidate for Justice of the Peace for
2nd Ward. Isep19l HIS FRIENDS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-14
For Recorder.

Mr.. EDtroR: Please announce my name as a
Candidate for the Office Of Recorder st the ensu-
ing election. ADONIS PETIT.
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For Coroner.

We are requested to announce ]. A VoIsIN
as an Independent Candidate for Cononer at the
ensuing November election. my26
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For Sheriff.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce me in your paper
as an Independent Candidate for Sheriff.
janSi J. M. RILS.
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VERv REMARKABLE Mrs. Graves, wife of
conductor on the Concord and Montreal
Raroad, was on visit to Wells River, VT.
the other day, and as she had never seen the
inside Of i telegraph Office, a visit was paid to
it, and the FIRST message that came while she
vas there, was one directed to herself, announ.
cling The death Of her husband.
IN every 1000 persons only one reaches 100
years Of life. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
nerican Wines and Brandy

CfHciaHasi brands and Zdaes Esidad IrHH1a.
CPARRIISG cATAEBA, Quarts and Pints.l The rival
SILT Il sse oaFa1BR ce,rs.poltas to German Hook