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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14

Oh hHDs PRIME BACON SIDES, Baltimore
~ Cured
10 hhds prime Shoulders
=" Hams
10 boxes dried Beef Tongues
12 bbs Rump Pork
200 No. ! Alewiyes
100 Gross Herrngs
500 Cut
20 half bbs No ! Cut 80,
No. l. sod 8 Mackerel, In bbls, half bbls and KITS
2dOO bbs James River Cement
800 Rosendae do
400 Calclned Plaster fine and superhne
1900 bush Plsstering Hair
1909 bbls Rockland Lime
1000 bales prime shipping Hay
1000 bush Penn Oats
1000 prime Mercer Potatoes
1000 old Corn
1000 Ship Stuff
1000 Brown stuff. -
For sale on consignment, by BRlDGFORp Co,
100 On the Dock
OAR n o WIS GERMAN WAX CANDLES
ID 200 boxes, for sale by l. G.. b. DAVENPORT
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE, we'll assorted, re-
Ill ceiVing In store and for sale by
de20 John N GORDON SON.
Oh TONS sWEDES IRON, dat and square well assor.
~ ted, for salsby Joan n GORDON SON.
NOTION YARN.-lOO bales assorted numbers for sale by
" jaT LAG. B. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14

L EWIS WEBB & JOHN &. WADE, Offer for sale
IL 800 bbls Coffee C. Extra c. circle A. and Sugars
IS do Crushed
% do Powdered
90 boxes Loaf
20 hhds Cuba Muscoyado
Chests superior Gunpowder and Black Teas
115 bags Laguyra Coffee
10 ties. prime Rice
80 bxs. Starch
60 do Adamantne Candles
do Talow do
so do CASTLE Soap
100 do Bunch Ralsins
100 half bxs. do
90 quar-. bxs. do no26
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books sent free Of postage .. . 80,
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q Ann Street. New York.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01

CABINET FURNITURE.
Mirrors Of all Sizes,

Patent Spring H,d Bottoms new nd eyonsas
invention comfort >prce,- sheet pillow csp, !
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J.. 4 b. :, ACORN.
their we'll known stand in

J.. n Is. y N(DbN.
Al their well known stand in
-uHEygroEr. la.
/, FfP on hand very barge and we'll selected
N assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GKM ERICS
Their stock If l'ry ,iood4 embraces CLOTHS
LOWELI BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING. HATS. BoDfS. SHOES and
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
If BKOGA\S ETC.
their stock of Groceries is about the largest
ever brought 70 the place. consisting of COZ
FEE. SUGAR BACON. FORK LARD,
FLOUR Mol.ASStS RICE. BftF 'iiU
OLArE TEA. CIGARS and TOBACCO
and all kinis Of Liquors
They purchase for CASH and sell eSclu
sivcl, for CASH at the lowest possible rates
they solicit all who visit Shreveport. or who
propose To send TO New Orleans To lay in their
supplies to first give them call and examine
thu qnali'y aud prices Of their goods
March IT, SO No - II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-01
PspeT.nangiag. PaIais, Glass, asd
Water Colors.
Nsrmss's. Reeves 4 Sos's, Aeker~an's.
and DsboruS's

ANA Oe0Oruef.
lust received, a large s,ock of the above eolor.
- In cak~s and in Mahogany and Rosewood bos,..
wish ioch. and key. Also. German Coof-. IN cake.
and bosrs, 6ns ASSOC ssn~nt
Osl rs,'~s. IN ini~s. English and American.
Canva-ss for portrait. N frame. NJ $40 TO igts6;
Canvas IN roil.. fror, NJ To IS ,bc..s vide
Rtsetche,s for esnyrsrs Of all .ix~.
<0o dor hn- abb. and camel hair f-neiis;
$50 paint and vsru,-h hs,r~h-. oil .,i-.
- packages gold and silver leaf
Ion bandtrs dutch m~ts white and yellow;
Tia hal. Ia .h~~ss and h-s,k.
Ttns-l II all the usual col.ss
French and tro~,,rsn
Pspsr-ssasstnss. Border, - %
satteos, .cifup
Draw, windox sci .,.ds Of oil ere. and
s..."sss1S 33soIvv
- hsses Asssrcsn Window tsis.. all .,,-..
~ do English and French ffop 4, 10 ia A,,ao
- lsfs.. Ea- Plat diva
10 bps-s dsssbi~ thrk r,~y,tan n 10 In Ao,n
~ light essss~d etns;
~ f:iss.s 3saasos,is
~ hanptl~- gIss,-r tins;
N snss Whtse Lead IN u ~ ~, N H..
- e.sssss' anri - rol"esd isiais IN anpr. IT,
M psSA J~~Gsg-..
~ ~ As's F~ach sr~r dry and sr.asd IN oil.
~ sss sh'ts'a aud psss ~ta-, English V-n-
lan krt sad t.iln. a.rs
PANT Sns N al s'a-s AID Every article u.unlls
~ n pss al a.t r,,", .sos~ ~ - s,und Al
fIt<<D<'S
SeS /" S-b ~ anal It y orirans
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Marshall Steam Turning Mill.
hair 4 Furniture Mn =, n fnC nrs

WNuT - UVUuUWVe NuWWWuNCVOry.
TUE undersigned having his Steam Turning
/ Mill 10 successful operation, takes this meth
od TO notify the pnblic that he is now prepared
with an ample supply Of the best seasoned tim
Der for the manufacture OF the various kinds Of
Furniture, and that be has procured the services
If the hest Cabinet Makers in the country. he
ny thus provided he feels confident that he can
III any orders that may be desired on thu part
If his patrons to their entire satisfaction both as
TO mechanical finish and price.
Ne will keep constantly on hand supply Of
the following articles equal To the demands Of
the market. to-wit:
CHAIRS AND HEDSTEADS,
WASISTANDS AND TABLES,
OF all kinls.
SAFES AND WARDRO BEXS. etc, etc.
Persons wishing IN purchase Furniture are re-
specially usit,h TO give him call At his Mil
of residence. situated one block west Of the south
ve.t division OF the public square, in the town
Of Marshall
=. LANG
November ). lss9-,
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,

all fresh and the choicest articles, embracing
every criticize in either line brought in this mar.
he, hy persons engaged IN the tri,l, and which
they are selling at the very lowest rates They
viii also continue TO receive fresh supplies until
the navigation close. previous To which they
will lay IN large and ample stock ot the ycry
h'sl ARTICLES 10 supply the country until the
river opens again.
Persons aus, not be surprised 70 find an ar-
parpnilg limited stock OF t,rnccrts in thu store
The great bnik Of the Groccrics are kept in
large warehouse near VI Dopptmayers resi-
dcncc about six hundred yards from their &c
adjustment from which the siore is supplied a.
they may required.
Store hyd building from the Northeast cor
ner OF Public Sqnare; n large two story frame
VI. DOPPLtMAYkR h BRO.
Mar. ball. May 10, | $50 35-tf
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned uner the style Of the firm
OF Bell 4 Scott, was dissolved By mutual con.
seut, on the eth Of July, 1860. James u.
Scott is authorized to settle up the business Of
the firm, and viii be iouni "a, the Office, at the
Livery Stable. he hopes vii those islcb,es,
will come forward. without delay. and settle up,
~ he is anxious 70 close the old busiDes, A.
early - possible.
7. A. BELL.
JAS y SCOTT
Ia.s -
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BALDWIN 4 CvSNMAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
II A K ID W A K +
IRON. NAILS, &c,

tCornef rcSas and Spring 5,ro's,)
SHREVEPORT. La
Would respectful y announce 81 the citi-
Ens Of Harris u County aud fo that
portion If Eastern Texas trading a,
Shreveport, that wc have recently open
ID fresh and complete stock OF Hard
ware, comprised IN par, Of the following
articles:
AYES Anvils.
Ases lIlnck,miihs' Tools.
Bellows BoraS.
isabi' Metal, Betting,
Brushes, Boring Machines,
Cutlery, chains.
Carriage I,ol's, Castings.
cor'iag, Corn Mll-,
Dog Irons, Files,
Grind Stones, Glass
Guns. Grind Stone Rollers
cumming Machines,
Hoes, llamuiers
Hatchets Hinges
Horse Shoes, Locks,
lead. Mandris.
Mat,ocks, Mule Shoe'
On. oil stone,
Powder, Planes
Pillow Nolds, Plow Points.
Pow Lines, Riycis.
Saws. Stock and Dies
-l-igs~, Screws.
Shovcls Sheet Iron
Solder Shot,
Scale B'ams, Tin Plate,
TIN Trays Vices
Wagon Boxes. &c. &c.
All Of which, tugcth, <ith an cddlcsS
variety Of Tools aud Fancy Hardware.
tan uufuprnus Ia ,u,uti,u a., ,l.t..I as.
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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.
West Room Of the Adk ins House

West Room Of the Adk ins House.
JNlif subscribers have Just received and open
ed for the inspection Of the public, in the
iarge and eommod;ous room, west end Of the Ad
kln House. lot Of choice pianos, most ap-
proved styles. their addition to which will be
increased rom week 10 week ns the wants OF the
country may demand. Sheet Music of every de.
scrlption constantly on hand. New Music receiy.
we'd rs soon as published Also supply of the
hncst yiolins. guitars, banjo-. flutes. accor,!cona,
Se., &c. strings, and, in fine, everything in the
musical line
The advantage of this establishment to Mar.
shall and surrounding country Is this Persons
can select their own instruments and know pre-
c'seiy what they are buying, and at the same
time, purchase es cienpy as in the city
Pianos and all kinds Of Musical Instruments
can h. tuned and repaired on short notice
Mr. q. Frank, one Of the Proprietorm, Ia pre-
pared to give lessons in vocal and instrumental
music.
+. HARTEL L co.
Ian, II, 1850.
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{. 3 eHopES
krCkgigw
y = r"'"AS = biCkgLkw
o.
RHODES 4 BuCKELEW.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND psstKm~ IN
vxJ.EniGS fkD V1Srdnn fnuDuLc,
Oh rAI LBvEx
Fefreen 7sras and M,lan Nye,ts.

SHREVEPORT, LA.
- r. RHODES VA for many y.av. a resident. Of
lls Texas and has. he natters himself mau, friend.
- Harrison AID tie adjoining counties. He tender.
" sssW cs'tdisi invitation u Walt his houss prem.
t~,ax " sfi them A. good bargains they can mud
asyvbsFc rise. The hoa~s Of Rhode. iue k~ew viii
siusyn keep IN hard extensive stock Of choice
eror res sd western produce Plsnt<rs and retail
krscers Vi" purchase in shreveport will nnd II 10
tseir Interest !" call ON them. H. 4. Buckelew il
from Georgia, and tesdess like isvtsaiion 70 III
Georgia friend d call and zee him
nst-h ~ tsfo "a,
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY,
And Confectionery.
A connections and Elegant Saloon

~ DDr"i.EM AVER Il BRO respectful.
W. Is inform their friends and thu puhiic that
they have fitted up IN connection with their
Bakery and Confectionery. a commodcons AMI
elegant Saloon Underground and u rcmnrka-
biz cool and pleasant retreat for the summer
mouih.l where will be served up M the best
.ivle, the finest lee rcams. Lager and Sweet
B.~r. cold dea's hoiIttl tgg-, Broad. Cake.
Oysters. Salmon theps. ~. such "a onn
ba. long b,en needed in Marshall. and the pro-
prletor. have been anxious 10 III m one IN /
style that would meet public expectation and
where a collation. could be served up at short
notice
Their Bakery has also been enlarged and i'm
proved They would also inform the public
lint lhrY hnNn lus, receiNctl q lnrge sunply Of
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In endle>s variety Plain aud checked nda matt,
rrfrigcrators Of all k,nd- together with Ice ioss
every size.
Furuitur, carefully and securely packed lof /
meni - the interior
city aud country purchasers will Away. tad
work read, for then Inspection aud are ordiab
ytrh to visit our -tuf, snd mine ~ u, n-ei,e
MAY Ito.
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|811V0p01Y YoV16D2'
MACHINE SHOp

'I>ilE Undersigned. having biilt large aud a
commodion- shop, Is prepared N manu-. -
factasr St.am Engines Boilers and Machinery ID
OF al kinds for steamboats,, sugar pls btatons
Sas.mts, cotton presses draining machines, and
railroads.
Tin gear, horse power, hre fronts furnace mouths
and crate bars.
Brss- work of every description. Metallic packing
for steam cylinders, gun metal r,ng-. Ba, ksmlth
work OF every description In the above line will be
done with dispatch
will keep on hand al all times Crate Bar. FlapQs
Bolt Gauge Cocks. Ploughs Shovel Pieagh-. scoo,.
er. and >egincnta. -hau generally keep on hs nd
srcana hand Boiler. and Engines.
would Also call the attention u all saw-mill men
~ my 'mpovcd and attacisrd head blocks.
THOS. ". JONES
= Cash pad for old iron. Ola hr,-s md conner
Shreveport N.ph r. 1870
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ARRlAGF MAKING AND K PAllI
SHOP EAST or THE PUBLIC SQUARE

4 fcic doors beion me 1dk,as Inns,
The Nam .Sh,erepod Rood.
1 IL those who wish repairing ~:
~ done on carriages and huggn~ II
will bring them to Goldin a Manns M
The undersigned would respectfully ins'
their friends and the public that they arr 4
pared la carry ON the Carriage Making and
pairing Business in It's various d'parina
Having many year. experience the, haiier ihe
selvcS that ior MEATH, = Of style and durahliy
work they wiIlnot be surpassed by any csiabi'
m,nt ia the South
'lhry have just received and will always \.
on hand large supply of new material snllal
Tor all ,ty,s 81 bueei,s uud carriages
Terms CASH and prices rs low as can
afforded hy any good mechanic \ work VI
rau,ci Call aud examine our work and pric
l.. GOBLIN
II. 4. MANN
Feb - ls60
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

Saturday, June 80. 1850.
OUR NOMINEES.

Above we throw our banner to the breeze !
No nobler nor more appropriate champions
than BRECKENRIDGE and LANE, could the De-
nscracy nor the people have, in the contest
now commenced between constitutional rights
on one side, and Black Republ can sectionalism
on The other. The news Of thsir nomination,
received here at the same moment as that Of
DOUGLAS and FlTzPATRIcE, created a marked
enthusiasm on the part OF the friends Of the
first, and an equally marked embarrassment
among the friends Of the latter. Indeed, in.
stead Of there being any oulburst Of feeling
among the few friends that can be counted
here for Douglas, there seemed an expression
Of downright modification. We can account
for this in no other way than supposing that
those who attended the Donaldsonvllle Con
yention from this parish, or were instrumen
Cal in sending delegates there, were, like those
from Baton Rouge, IN Jaror Of BreckepHdge's
nomination, instead Of Douglds-yet prepar-
ed to support the latter if the first failed to get
it-never dreaming that BEEcKENRIDGE would
be nominated by the Southern Seeding
States. They are now in a nice quandary.
The friends Of the Donaldsonville Convention
are pledged through their delegates at the
Baltimore Convention, TO support the nom
nee Of that Convention; and We presume they
will STICK 10 it, though it is a very Illuminating
condition for a party of high minded and in
tellectual men to be placed in.
On tue other hand, the cid and regular De.
mocracy accept the nominations of BREcxEN
RIDGE and LANE with the heartiest feelings of
appreciation, and will roll up a majority for
them in Iberville, in November next, such as
has not been seen here for a long time
Though never having expressed our choice
for any candidate, we were really biased in "a
vor Of BRECKENRIDGE, mainly on account ofhis
being comparatively 3 young man, who would
administer the affairs of Government With
more energy and decision than those whose
age render them intellectually and physically
weak, and unfit for the great and arduous du
ties Of an Executive officer Of the Govern.
ment--and tfSs feeling, from our observation.
is general throughout the country.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
Rally, Democrats |.

RATIFICATION MEETINGl-The old and regu.
lar Democrats of this parish will assemble in
Piaquemipe in few days, in their unity, their
strength, and their enthusiasm, to ratfy the
nominations Of BREcKENRIDGE aud LANE
Due notice--very likely in our next issue
will be given Of the day. They will send
forth the voice Of lbervIlle, trumpet. tongued,
in honor Of the glorious nominations, which
the National Democratic Constitutional Con-
vention" has placed before the people for heir
approbatioa-for never did we witness more
heart felt enthusiasm displayed in any politi-
cal result, as that which told Of the nomina-
tions of B~REcKENRIBGE and LANE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

ton. win command the united vote OF
the fifteen Southern States. In tins
State no sane man will doubt that the
majority for them will be u~nprccedcnt-
cd. Indeed, it is not improbable that
after the present excitement subsidies,
there will be but one electoral ticket n
the State.
That wretchcd abortion called along
las party, which has had no other vital
itv or substance but what were ilnpart-
ed TO it by the hostility Of a few dI-ap-
pointed politicians and oilice-seckcr' t.
one of the Senators from this STATE.
will hardly struggle into a regular 'r-
r%anization for the Presidential contcSt
We look for It's speedy dissolution AND
evaporation.
The other party, composed OF well
meaning citizens, Of honest purposes,
but impractical men and schemes, must
soon discover the futility Of is move
mcnt, and. without any great sacrifice,
settle down into the support Of candi-
dates for whom every Consideration OF
patriotism, Of duty, Of sound policy, and
love Of the Union. demand that the
whole South should present a solid and
united front. .
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
SUCCESSION Of
NELANCON.

NORBERT NELiNCON.
By 6. :. ROUSSEAU, Auctionecr.
WILL BES0LD Al PUBLIC AUCTION,
W on Thursday, Ansu.t. 2. 1850,
at II o'clock, =. NJ, al the bayou Goull ilo-
tel. Parish OF Iberviie. by and III pursuance to
an order OF the Hon. the Fourth Judicial pis-
trict Court of Lou sians, M and Tor the parish
If Ascension, dated I'D Junr, 1850, rendered
u the matter oi the above succession, the lel-
ow,ng described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying
and situated ~ Tie parish Of lbe-,'Ile, on the
T GIT b4uh Of the RIVER Mississippi, at about
one hundred aud forty arpents from the mar
gin Of sad river Mississippi, measuring two
a, pents and ghe one half OF an arpent front to-
wards the Mississippi river, by twenty ar
penis ia depth, bounded IN front by land OF
Jean BE. G4udiu, above by land Of Prudent
Babir, ana below by land Of Paul Hebert, to-
esther with al the buildings and improve
ments, If any ex 81.
TERMS Four hundred dollars CASH on
he day Of sale, aud The balance OF the price
remaining in one and two years from the day
of sale. Purchaser Ia furnish good secured
notes with interest at eight per cent from ma
turity, and mortgage reserved aud vendors
privilege with the clause dc non diieRabd0-
"a d notes to be made payable to the order OF
Widow Divide BIaud, administrators
q. S. ROUSSEAU,
Auctioneer.
Iberyille, June Goth, 1860. je3O
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For BnrckrNRIpeE and LANr, therefore, and

For ~BREcKEyRIDGE and LAHr, therefore, and
the platform upon which they are nominated,
we pledge, if it need be, ''our lives, our for
tunes and our sacred honor" With them
We will "sink or swim, survive or perish
With those sentiments, inscribed in glowing
characters, we will "Iiaog ont our Banner
on he pqtsr Wall" and there upon the con
Cncs-eic fsnatici.m and reckless ambition
intrudcs it father in upon us-wiil we put a
check. in November, 70 Black Rcpubiican'sm
and its cohesive principles and plant adher'
ruts,--whoae God IS the Moloch OF Power
ana Place"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

La We learn hat the members
of the Union Fire Company are making
preparations to solemnize and celebrate
their organization on the immortal 4th.
The devoteeS Of Therpsicore will have
a chance to trip the light fantastic toe,
by attending a grand ball to be given at
"MoGENE's" in the evening, in honor of
the occasion.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

SPLENDID ENGRAyINGs We acknow-
led e The receipt, with thanks, from Ness's.
p. 5. HEEIISr 4 Co, Philadelphia, Of two
splendid engravjncs of some two re: square
each, one represent ~ Columbus and h'
Crew. a, the moment land was discovered from
the croS,trces Of his ship; the other, the
Passing Of Lazarus from the Dead. These
cnsra,mgs would serve as appropriate UNA
merts in any parlor. But not only them, We
received also a gift in the shape Of a handsome
gold iockct. The advertisement Of the above
firm can he seen in our paper; and oil wish
ing the Columbus Ragraying, with the cer-
'ainiy Of getting a gift Of some kind, maybe a
valuable one, let them enclose 81 and five
three cent postage stamps. The most insig
nilicsn; git seat will be worth here more than
double the money forwarded. EecoIlecI til s..
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

The KIND OF WHISPERS To BE AVOIDED.
all things" says the Dublin Uni
versity Magazine, (and we know lots Of
people who might improve their person.
al appearance by attending to the III
structions.) avoid a vulgar whisker.
This is of various kinds \ short,
scrubby, indomitablc red whisker, is a
vulgar whisker; a weak, fuzzy, white,
m~ofh-catcn, moldy whisker is a vulgar
whisker; a twisting, twining, sentimen-
tai. curkscrcw Of a whisker is a vulgar
whisker; a big, black, bluff, brutal-look-
ing whiSker is a vulgar whiSker; a ma
thematical. methodical, master-of-artis-
tical diagram of a whisker is a vulgar
whiskcr. Whatever is not n OF these
will do"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
Succession Ge
NORBERT MELANCON.

DIM Wv.
Par G. 5. ROUSSEAU, Encanteur.
I'll SERA VENDU \ LENCAN PUBLIC,
Il Jcudi lie 2 AOut, 1860, a IL heures,
A. NJ, arIlotei du Bayou Goula, Paroisse dl-
berville, en- yertu d'un ordre dc rHon. Cour
du Quatrieme District de la Louisiana en- ct
pour la paroisse d'Ascension, date lie p jun
1860, rendu dams la susdite succession-la
propri6tee cj-apres d%ecrite, SAVIOR
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE sItue dams Ia
paroisse d'Iberville sur la rive droite du heuve
Mississippi, a environ cent q~narante arpents
du dit teuve Mississippi, mesurant deux ar
penis ct demie de face vers le iieuve Mlsslssip-
pi, sur vingt arpents de proIondeur, borne en-
avsnt par terre de Jan Bite. GaudIn, en- haut
par terre de Prudent Babin It en- bas par terre
de Paul Hebert, ensemble avec les batlsses y
appartenant, 81 il en- ~existant.
Conditions -Quatre cents ~piaStres Compliant
lie jour de la vente ct Ia balance du prIX de
lad Indication en- un ct deux ans du jour dela
vente. LAcquereur ~fournira ses biIlets ct un
bon caution, avec interet a hut pour centapreS
echeance; hypotheque specale sera reseryee
sur la dte proproprietee avec privilege du
vendeur ella clause de non dlieRdHdO les dts
billets seront iait payable a rotdre de Ia We.
Divide Braud, ADMINISTRATIVE.
e. s. ROUSSEAU,
Encanteur.
Iberville, % julio. 1860. je30
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

HARPEE's WEEKLY.-We are under otliga-
tons to the publishers for the regular receipt
Of this able illustrated journal, which We new.
er fail to open with the greatest pleasure. 1t
is at all times deeply interesting and %instruc,
tive. The style Of is making up" is supe-
rior to all others. On the score of the taste
and correctness Of its illustrations and the in
tercst aud ability Of its articles, no similar
journal IN the world, in our opinion, can ap-
proach it. Its price compared to its value, is
too Insignificant for comparison. Everybody
should take it, peTuse it and have it bound.
Send s. to the Messrs. HARPER, New York,
and it will com to hand as regularly. as a due
bill.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF
HAVANA CIGARS!

WE are in receipt of a small invoice OF
w HAVANA CIGARS imported By our
selves. These We eau sell at New Orleans pri-
CTS. We can furnish our customers with the
GEAUlNE WEED Mt S3j per thousand
something vcry good at $40, as good as we could
sell heretotofoTe at $50.
By next steamship we shall receive a large
invoice.
W-Call. examine and Judge for yourselves.
le30 STOCkLEl x DELAVALLADE.