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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04

TER SONS in want of Brick can have them
/ delivered at any place in town by leaving
their orders al our stose.
ap4 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04

Fire GFateS..sFire Crates
COMPLETE assortment Of Chamber and Par
~ lor Coal Fire Crates for sale by
nhl4 HART, AUSTIN g. co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
For Goats, Pants and Vests.

FTNHE undersigned respectfully informs "a
L his friends and the public generally, N
that he has just returned from New Orleans ~
with the largest aud
Most Beautiful Stock Of Goods
for Goats, Pants and Vests that has ever been
brought to this town-comprising all descriptions
Of articles for summer wear~and which he is
prepared 10 make up at short notice.
While returning his thanks for the very liberal
manner in which he has been patronized by the
citizens of Iberville, the undersigned would reso
pectfuIly solicit a continuance Of the sane--ev--
er promising
"Punctuqluy and a F'aultless FIJI"
Call and see bis Goods at his shop on Main street,
nearly opposite the Sentinel Office, and next door
VessierS SegaF Store. -
my30 JACOB BERNSTEIN.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-04
SOU uTHBRN SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BIZ
WILLIAM P. BRADBURN.
TERMS.

soOfflce on Main streets.
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The State of south Caxoifna,

The State of south eCax0ffmaa
- ABREVXLLE. DIS7RIe1. ~ <, =.
Office Court Of Common Plsas and Gen1 sessiGS;ts.
James 7. Baskin. = 6t,s.b,,assst. -, ,'. =.
james 4 T.: Iiadls' Ba!Rin, risas s. AtaSsaty:::
w HEREAs the Plaintiff did, on. on the sIsl,,
w teenth day of October, eigh teen :han,;
dred and ffty-six, file his declara1fon Il egainE
the Defendant, who Ut is said ii absent frofa
neither wife nor attorney known switiHt % the
same, upou svhomSA copy ,of raid aarAtion.
might be served II is fhsnSsS prdarea..,
that the said Defendants do aRd Splsadh
to the said dec,arstion, ON ar III tbes4f
teenth day Of OGtobeT. ei1h taans hd1afSd Ind
fifty-sevei. otherwise dinai and shsoi6fs adScI.
ment viii then be ;givef Nardsd ssnsk,
~ M1SrTHEw Mqpoa AIS d ss s. 8 8.
CLERKS Office Oct l8, 1sS6 Sss 22tsa Esss W i; {
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Ta,esstatc of South Carolina,

AGberiNe 19isfriet.--h, the C0mnson Pleas.
William Wilson,
vs. Foreign Attachments.
jas. A. Liddell. Thomson & Fair ATTORNEYS.
W7herens the Plaintiff did on the eleventh
w day Of April, cighteenF hnndred ; and" fif- )
ty seven, file, his declaration against the De:
fendnAt who, it is said! is abseft, from and
without tls limits of this State, md. has reith-s
wife nor attorney known wittihs the SHINE,
upon whom copy of the said -deolanation
might be served -: m
1t is therefore, ordered, that. the said Dc.
fendant do appear and plead 70 the sold sdesla-
ration, on or before the twelfth day OF April,
final and obsqlute judgement viii thcn Be CIV.
en- and awarded against hifn. (, s-s7
MATTHEW MCDONALD q. r. >.
Clerks cflice, April IL, 1857 6l.,ly I
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gy, a"!' my friend, you have swept me.
Come ill.," said he to tho phrcnoIo,;st !.
81 want you TO feel the pumps Of this ~.r'
tIc,nan. And | hope the rest of tho ,roy',
will join me in drink to tile old Ken.
tucky. '"
Any person WHO has seen the rrc,,
West. will know how cbcerlully this list
sentiment was approved Of by the crowd
generally.
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royal gifts of Natures God. became refined
in the flames Of heaven sent knowledge.
They are very happy now in their gor-
geons home-tlat fair young wife and her
noble husband and often do they bless
the fortune that caused them TO pass that
night upon the Winnipisscog"c.
pmtcr'S ,SrHrt.
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ltro'n the New York Evening Post1
NobodY's SonR.

l''''' '''' -'e" i"'h Evening Iost.
Nobody's Song.
.Swlf' never wrote anything better in vc,s
nan Ia: Following, lines, from :i:i unknown CO,
I'm thinking just now of Nobody,
An! al that Noboiy's none,
For I've Il passion for N"hody,
That Nobody else wou;I own;
] bear the name of Nobody,
For from Nobody sprung;
And 7 sing the praise of Nobody,
As Nobody mine has sung.
In lif"'s young morning Nobody
To ne was tender an! dear:
I'nd my cradle was rocked by Nobody,
And Nobody WAS ever near:
was p";'c! and praised by Nobody,
And N"h",!y brought me up:
Ani when was hungry. Nobody
Gaze ~" (" :linc or 10 s,p.
wr;:' !" h"r; to Nobody,
Ana %"h".iy taught me 10 read
r:ay"' in The street with Nobody,
And Ia N"h"!y ever gave heed;
lrcconnt"l my tale TO iobulv,
For E"h",'y was willing .oh"ar;
A"d iaH h"art "!nn:, to Eoholy,
And %"ho!" .!..rl tear.
And wh"n crew Older, No!.oly
Cav" Ia" 4 helping turn:
Anl ly -" ic:.ul all Of EoloIv
be .ran ny living 10 earn
An'l h"n"" r"',r'ol Nobo.lv,
A~i sail Sob "lv', III be-.
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The Stale of South Carolina,
-dGbrriWc Districf-Iu tic Coui,adn Pleas.
WV ~
Amos Clark, Jr.,

Amos Clark, Jr, Attachment.
rs. McCowan IL Perrin.
James IidJcn PlN-s Attya.
y" lIEEEAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty
w first day of October, 1856, file his dee
laration agninst the Defendant, who, (as it is
said) is absent from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
known within. the same, upon whom copy
of the said declaration might be served. 1t IS
therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said deoration, onpr
before the first day. Of November :whiclfwih
be in the year of our Lord Eigkteeix Ihndrcd'
mud Fifty-Sevsn, otherwise. finssf md absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. -
MATHEW MCDONALD, O.. r.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1866. q ly
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9A YE':R'S
go - p PILLS. !.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
IA MILY PLY SIG

HERE has long existed public demand for IN
effective prgativc pill which could bo relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared TO meet that demand. and an extern
sivc trial of its virtues has concusivcly shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed
1t Is easy 10 make physical piH, but not easy to >
make the best of ull piNs-one which should have,
none of the objections. but all the advantages OF
every other This has becn attempted here, ai:f
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce SO much
gripping pain and rcvulaon i'll the system rs to more
than co',ntcrba;ncc tho good to be derived from
them. These ttHs produce no irritation or pains
unless il arise from n previously existing obstrlc-
tion or arrangement i'll the bowels. BeinH purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their nstein any,
quantity; but it is bette that any medicine shohl
be taken judiciouslv. Minute directions for tl,cir
use III the several diseases to which they ap-
p,ic;'lle are given on the. box; Among the coln-..
plants which have been speedily cured By them, We
of Jaundire. Indigestion. 1.nnguor and Loss Of Ap-
petite, Isilcssncss, ITtnhili'y, bilious Hcndnclc,;
hinrs Fever, Fever and Agnc, Pain IN tts Side. e
and hons for, III truth, a these arc butt the Cons
sequence If disca:cd ac::cn in the liver. A. an
acr"n' they afford prompt rad sure relief in Cos
u,Snc%s, fHcs. Collie byscntcry, liumors. Screfuln
ana Sc'ir'y Coiis with soreness Of the BODY Ulcers
and muuri;y of the h,"cl, lrrcgularies; in short
any an! every C""c Were purga::yc is required.
lncy A're 40 ?:>Iuscl som.c singulir!y sur
ys a Of H. I Ill., %'TFRE Fss oaafi: IL ~:
i'n'k. Stomach, and Side. They should Nc freely
ta"': III tic s,iing nf tic year. to p;.,ify the blood
and ri"lmrc H." :r fnr the change of seasons.
.An occasional desc stimulates tine stomach apd
bowels into healthy actvr, and restores Tie upre-
>tim"!an ;.c!;"u on Ike cr.7ilatoy system, rcnn-
sm:s t:c siIcng;' nf the body, ard res! re :ie
wasted or d~r"''' cncr.ic* # tie Whole Organism.
li'n'c :u o";t-.tI,;t is alva;,taccu;,s cycn
t!1"r"h >".:u::s d. .,ra.i i.i,,: exists: but un-
ncc"Nsnr, Dosing should l,rr lr c,!rc,i TOO far
,S M every rh,";:Vc med":'r" reduces Inc strength,
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NOTICE.

JOIIN WINCEY, Esq, will be happy to
- attend to
OVER HAULING OF ENGINES
or Mill Works, in the Vicinity of Abbevlle
and the surrounding country.
-. Applicants will please apply to John En-
right ALbcvlle, or Vim. Lebby, Charleston,
>. Z. JOHN WlNCEY.
Oct. 81, 1856. 2G-ly.
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NEGRoDoM.-GerrtS Smith Of Prterboro,
n. y, undertook sorry aud ,l,ankless Job
when he cssayed TO place Africans upon an
equal status with the Caucasian race. Ills
confessions" are valuable for reference. See
what he saws:
| confess that my expectations from This
measure l,avc not been fully realized. or
the three thousand colored men To whom
gave land, probably less than fifty have
taken and continue to hold possession of
their grants. What is worse, half of the
three thousand, as Judge, have either sold
their land, or been SO carselcss as to allow
it to be sold for taxes. referred to the
character of the colored people. 1t is i'm
proving, but still far from what it should be.
Among them arc intelligent and noble men
and women, but the mass are ignorant and
thrifless.
You deal but justly with them, when you
declare that their own bad influence goes
further than the acts Of the worst slavelioId-
ers to uphold slavery.
So far from making their wrongs and
outrages IN excuse for their continued deg
radiation, tie free colorcd people should, in
view of these wrongs and, outrages, arouse
themselves to the irresistible determination
to equal and surpass iI,eir. prosecutors in all
mat honors manhood. They should swear
that they will be Parial,s and lepers noIong-
e.. 70 =. this end, they should quit the towns,
| 10 WINCH they arc wont to consregate, and
| where they are. but servants, and should
scatter thetnselyesf over tl,a country in the
capacity Of farners and mechanics. Thcv
should cease from the habit Of wastino their
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GRAPE VINES.
AEbEYlLLE MODEL IINElARD!
M. TtsGNO offers for Sale VINE Cur
~ TINGs and RoorED VINES, at the follow
ing rates:
;. Per Hundred Vine Cuttings,
Tor Ca'awl,as and other Sorted Amer
lean Varieties, S. 90
"''eh european Varieties, 10 90
i,"","I american Varieties, Ett,h, 80
,,"";"i European Varieties, 90
E"','"d Scurpcrnonv, ! 90
M"h'cvino, Dee. -, lS56. a51f
y. l.. Vines nruncd ut reasonable ratcs.
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IL is;sonewl.ess related 4I,at ;poo,. sol-
.diss, lissing hid h;s slu]f gffssfpfad. was
5.sla 81 " tl'sE rs & isigs, q 4 ,vssssisls
! s,s sd yrlts io fis feplied, sand
s;tsEg hisf Sf &; sllie siHsyS Sid I fad ~
'hains.n & "a eGs;i.
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gagged ID procuring YsSkehts x6f Hew winvshs CONS,
and wifi ia tfss4 4a{ Sht54S @itlont charge, in
regard 10 the novelty Of their Improvement p.
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AS the wind sunk to rest, AMI the sky
became clearer once more, our travellers
went on and after an hours swift trot they
arrived safely at WolfJfrn. The ncccssa-
ry, inquiries being made regarding the
whereabouts of the young lady's mother,
Argensen drove her 10 tue house snccifed
and yielding 10 the urgent solicitations Of
his tcliow-royageur, lie went in with her
The first question Of the afflicted GIRL was
answered III such manuer that the warm
blood flushed over her check and brow
and a ferveiit THANK God ~ burst from
her lips.
"Mrs. Huntington is better, much better. :"
said the lady, whom Miss Huntington adj
dressed as "aunt - and Julia-for that was
tho name Of her who had put to sutl,sa trial
the cohrageof William Argensen-advanced
towards him, and laying both her hands in
his, she burst: into flood Of tears. a-
He took both the hands and pressed !. to
his lips: II was all tile reward he asked
all ahs soughtto give. 5s -
/ oae yearlaler, and in one Of the most
splendid tesidenoss in Boston, there was a
wedding the groom ;was AYVensef,. the
bride y6lia Hunting 8 The Siqhkof for-
sss ss Ss 1sss s|fs ;s
Es1d kel6s i,dt iovs as sssi1i,sf saii pfids sl
ttEat ii5ys, lsft iss shilIs
|ssnds he 1oyed ar jn q csetratcd
university his mind already rich 10 ]. The
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
NOTICE!
MEETINGS

THE Democratic party of Highland will
meet in Convention on Thursday the 24th
of April next, Court day) for the purpose
Of selecting some suitable person as candi-
date for election to the next House of Dele
gates of Virginia. The Convention will
meet at half past II o'clock, p. NJ, and If
Court should be III session, will meet in the
upper room of the building. 1t is hoped
that in accordance with the precedent which
the Democracy Of the county has establish
ed, every Democrat in the county will con-
slider himself delegate, and tbata full at
tendance will be had
Nany Democrats from all sections of The
Mar ! County.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
III NE sssHiD.

On the 18th ultimo, by Rev j. killiin.
Mr. JonN WEAVER to Mrs SALLY DAVIS,
all Of this county.
On the 9th nit, by the same, Mr. ZAen-
ARIAn DAVIS to Miss Lucy ANN DEspER--
all Of this county.
On the 18th ult, hy Rev ] hardwood,
Rev JouN PHILIPS, of Aliegbany Mission
of tho Virginia Conference of the United
Brethren in Christ, TO Miss EhzABETH
IioYE, of tioyesburg, Allegheny co, Md.
At Oak Hill. the residence Of the bride 5
fathei,-on the 23d ut by Rev Jacob Win
tors. Mr. J. PRourY, Of Mass. to Miss Es-
TIER J. HUI, of Roekbridge county, Va.
On Thursday, the 10Th Inst, by Rev II.
Wetz3l, Mr. PETER DfNKLE to Miss LYDIA
CRIcKESBERGGR, both Of this county
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

more c0mplalHtS.
Every body needs NOR. or less purginr. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels
LIVER and the Whole yisceral system from obstruc-
tons. Purge ont the diseases which tasten on the
body, to work its decay But for diseases we should
die only of old age. Take antidotes early and
thrust from the SYSTEM before it is yet too strong
Ia Yield
Ayers Pills dc thrust out diseases. not ony while
il is weak but when ii has taken strong hold. r.
, Read the astounding statements of those who have
been cured By them from dreadful Serotula Drop
sv, Ulcers, Skin Diseases Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
dyspepsia, Internal Pains Bilious Complaints,
Beartburn, Headache. Gout and many less danger
Gus hut still threatening aimeats such as pimples
on the face, Worms. Nervous lrrability, l.osa Of
appetite, Irregularities Dizziness in the head Colds
Towers. Dysentcry, and indeed every variety Of
complaints for which fafgatire Remedy is re-
quired.
These are no random ztatements. but are authen-
tica,ed by your own neishborS aud your own Ply
sicians.
Try them once, and you viii never be without
them.
Price % cts. per Box--5 Boxes for SLIGO
Prepared by Or. j. G. AYE FIR, Lowell Mass, and
srld BY i. G. VI. Merrilat and J, e. Laird, Staun.
ton, and Druggists everywhere.
Feb. I, lSaT--2lnos.
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500 CORDS WOOD!!

I WISH to employ several good WOOD CHOP
d PERS to cut cord wood, fnt which = liberal price
will be pcid Al. BkLL CRAM FORD,
March q, 1851. Near Staunt0n-
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Reduced Freight on HAY and Potatoes,

The following is an extract from the
Minutes of the Board Of Directors of the
Va Central Rail Road Company at meet
ing held in the City of Richmond, goth Of
March, 1857
1.-THE subject of making some reduction,
after the Blue Ridge Tunnel is finished, on
the freight charged on the articles of Lime,
Hay and Potatoes, being considered, the
Board expressed the opinion Chat with a
view of encouraging the production of a
supply of those articles for the Eastern
market, now almost entirely procured from
the North, } the freight on these articles
ought to be reduced.
"Resolgcd, That some Cars suitable for
the transportation of Beet Cattle be provid-
ed, under the advice Of the Executive Com
mittee by the next winter, and Unnecessary,
that some Cars specially arranged for the
transportation Of Hay, be in ike manner
provided.
A copy, /. GARRETT, See,
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OTr1eE VA. CENTRAL Il. r. Go.
Richmond, March 81, 1857.

LlISHl4tplils IldiSi i1ci' }
To the Editor Of the Eindieator
The Board OF Directors Of this Company
being satisfied that Virginia pays annually
TO the northern farmers very large sum Of
money for the two articles of Hay and Pc
tstoes, which may be raised successfully
West Of the Blue Ridge, at their last meet
ing determined ihat after the completion Of
the tunnel through the mountain, such a re-
duction on the freights should be made on
those articles as would encourage their pro-
duetion at home.
| send you above copy of the reaolu-
tons The calculations Of the Superinten-
dent aud myself, authorize the belief that
hay Of the next crop may be transported
from Stanton, when suitable ears are fin
ished at from S. to So per ton of 1000,
aud Potatoes from 8 to 20 cents per bushel
and from Millboro' at small additional
charge. Hay, in the Richmond market, is
generally worth 81 % per hundred, and
Potatoes s. % per bushcl. believe one
million dollars is paid by Virginia to the
North annually, for Hay, Potatoes and Lime
Very respectfully,
+ F0NTAINE, Pres.
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4ssE- As a SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE,
Care, 5 Spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent among
all others its snguiary oliicacious action the
its rauie action the Liver lis tendency drive
all iumors To the surface, thereby cleansing the
system according 10 Natures ewn PRESCRIPTION; its
harmless, and at the same time extraordinary good
effects and the number OF cures testified to by many
of thu mo t respectable citizens Of Richmond, Va,
and esev here, must be conclusive evidence that
there IS m hunbug about it. The trial OF sirgle
bottle ai satisfy the most sceptica of its benefits.
see advertisement in another column.
Anrl!A INN.
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Fine Ready Made Clothing.
OF THE BEST FINISH & LATEST STYLES
ROANF, & abby

i Il der the Virginia Hotel.) would call the atten-
ton of ctizens, and the public generally to their
Stock of READY MADE CL0THtNG, equal to
the best Custom Work in UT and FINISH: also,
an assortment Ct Fine LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DRAW EkS, SOCKS, and Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally, all Of which they oler
at Btlr1aoaE PlacEs foR Cam.
NEW GOODS receiving every few days, By
which means fresh supply is always on hand.
Goods ordered at the shortest notice.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
April t. 1867
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National Clothing House.

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
STEINER, BROS. co,
HAVE just received and .or sale, low for cash
4 a larger and finer assortment Of READY
MADE CLOTHING than las ever been brought t,
this maTke-. Our stock consists of
Fine Frech Cleth COATS, fal calors y
Fine Cashmere do. (do.)
A finer quality Of VhSTINGS than ever
brought TO this MARKET
Every variety Of fine French Cloth PANTS,
for Gentlemen, (all eolels >
Cashmere and CaShmerett do.
"A large and extensive assortment of SHIRTS
COLLARS. STOCKS, SUMNER DRAW
ERS, UNDER SHIFTS. 6c.. De.
Also, large assortment Of YBUNkS--very
fine.
In fine, everything in thc Gen,lcnel's weatiug de
partlnent. OF as tine guilty saa Mt As Low, If Nj
LOWER prices for essB. tiau can lie bought at an,
house in town country.
~ Country Merchants arc hereby notified tha
they can buy Of US fai Wholesale as low Is in Iii,
City of Baltimore, our house baipg connected witt
large establishment il that city, wLjQh i'll enabl,
Us 70 give greater BARGAlASt!
March y, 1871 tf.-SPee, cefv.