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Baltimore, ben 26. SttOber 1850.
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Mhtuna! MISREPRESENTATION
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Groee MuSwab1 BON gptelwaaren !

llnerpi8neter erlautt i6 Elm 9eebrteS YubIitum aut icu mob
oiprtirtes Eager BON SpieIraaren mfuertiam Su MAIDEN, ipp
Sias. unb 8iet- 0armputca's in GROCER Qu8Wabl. @bcuiO BAL
i'd f~prtpGbrenS an 0auo 9rpuce- unc glatt9plo in oneu Sprte
uub Tarben. @ieberOsrtiuier lQbe tp ~beipnbers Elm pCr5uIpre6el
3u ben mBslttlt biui9fen Ereiien wiro y rtmwt.
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Rcp16s Rcrtb- Ofs@de BON SrOnts unb &oItin Oretr,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

THE Sr. CRADLES HorEL.-WElle on a
recent trip to the city we okerved that
this prince of our Southern btels, SEEM
ed to he almost as much rested to by
the travelling public, as durng the busy
season of thefall months. bdeed, there
did not seem To be much -dmnlutiOn in
the number of its visitors, owing to the
extremely healthy conditional the city
this summer.
Persons residing in the @untry can
form no adequate conception OF the am.
plitude and magniGcencc Of this far
famed establishment, withat visiting
the city and seeing it cor tsmselves.-
But the huge dimensions and splendid
decorations of this palatid structure,
are not its only important eatnres by
any means, for the chef dc cHaM, and the
ability displayed by its oErers i'll the
management Of its affairs, eA compare
favorably with any simih establish
ment on this continent.
The st. Charles and st LOUIS Hotels
are both managed by the same company
under the style Of Hall 4 Hiidreth;-
Messrs. ID. NJ. Hildrcth x Go, managing
the st. Charles, and McssR D.. f. Hall
x Co., the st. Louis. The httcr hotel
has been closed for the suBuer, but viii
be reopcncd in the fall on the same
scale of magnificcncc wiaxhich it was
conducted during the past
Mr.. Hildreth, a brother dhe prOprie,
tor occupies the position iderk in the
office Of the st. Charles, and the able
and accommodating mauRrn which he
discharges the muitilarioE and respon-
sible duties, connected with this office.
has elected the admiratoa of guests
putting up at this establishment. From
the office to the ladies' and gantlemels'
ordinary, everything is unda his super
vision, and nov along ingegu!ar and
systematic manner.
May the enterprising pHprietors Of
the st. Charles and st. k1s-Mcssrs.
Hall d Hildreth meet wild FIAT degree
Of patronage from the tuTeing public,
which will more than rcpythem for the
pains and expense they i've been at TO
provide for their comfortnd entertain,
ment.-Neir UCrtda.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
SheriT'S Safe.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARisu OF
~ lpERvIrLE-6TH JUDICIAL DIsr. CouLr.
Louis Petit rs. +. Z. Paturcau-NO. 1924.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-pARiSU OF
~ IBERvnLK-Grn JUDIcIAL DIsr. CouEr.
Louis Petit rs. I. 7. Paturcap-NO. 1924.
BY viItue of a writ Of Sc cure aud sale .saurl
in the above entitled and numbered cause. from
the Hon bic. the aforesaid Court and 10 me d.
rected. | have seized and viii offer i'll pablo safe
10 the highest and last bidder. on
SATIRDA Y, 4h Of AUGUST aer'.
1860, at IL o'clock. \. NJ. at The Court House OF
this parish, in the town OF Piaguemiue. on -
months credit, without benefit OF appraIssmeui.
all he rIgA;, title, interest aud calm of the de-
PENDANT. :. p. Paiureau. in and 10 the following
described aud mortEagcd property. TO WI:
we CERTAIN EOfS CT GROUND. or
Town Lots, situated i, the sad parish OF her
VILE IN the town Of P~iaquemin.. ore OF which
said lots measuring fifty teel frcnt OH Alain street
by Que hundred feet in depth. bounced on the
side towards the Mississippi river. by a io, now
belonging 10 Augustus Talbot. Esq. on The "rpn-
site side by an alley dividing said lot from ;hr
Courthouse iOt. and called Alley Ot TheulS.i
and in the rear by the lot OF ground hereinafter
described. Ike other of said los maasur NJ six
" feet front on Seminary street by one hundred
and hIly-iUur ieet in dsyJh-all these measure
meats beng English OF American ncasuTe-tair
last lot being bounded on the side towards the
Bayou FiaGGemIme by lots belonging 70 Au.g>t
Ourand. Augustus Talbot and the lot first Above
described, o. the opposite side by a lot be-
longing 10 the vendor, Louis Petit. aud ia the
rear by IhemIs Alley. together with al the
Buildings, / ences. improvement, ami .>Ypurte-
nauces, uow on SAID io's aud ticTe.o te'JrgIug
Terms If H..s
The purchaser will be required 10 tlm.5h als
bond with good aud suliirer, joiur seculi'y pay
able IL Twelve months from 'he day OF ,a.a. la.Jr-
Ing Iute.e,t et the rate Of : pey cent per aunum
nom date I'll paid. Special mortgage To be Ie-
tanned OF the property sold.
THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff
July II. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
Our Papsr.

As the campaign has now commevsd IN earnest,
ind as onr paper " i'll lie devoted almsa exclusively
10 politics during the contest, we Offer a6ll the 18th
OF November next, at 81 the single corr % advance.
To Clubs, ordering five copies and apsards, a de-
duction OF ten per cent i'll be made. " trust that
the various Clubs of lberyille will coss Onward lib
orally with their orders. We can ~ we think
without egorism, that the Gazette s~sni'nep' will
compare favorab!y with any other inpdOf campaign
journal.
E.Ou friend Mr.. J. II. BALCH, shofsnow EN-.
ployed taking the Census, is authorrd 10 receive
subscriptions lei,her for the campaiglSbyth the year,
snd to receive and receipt for all mOis on account
Uf The same.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
$lscEiH'G S0l9.

STATE OF LOUiSIANA-PAEIsH CT.
~ lBEEvILLE-GW J,cIcrAL DlsT. Court.
John King rs. Philip iIcelcin.-No. l34i.
b. virtue Of e writ OF ii. ia. directed TO 'fs
Sheriff OF the parish Of l5c,yilieI from the 10
the AFORESAID Court in the above entitled a.
numbered cause, ! have sejEel and will offer :r
public sale to the highest bidder, for Cash, IN
Nafgrday me TIA deg If august Hcr'.
1860, al II O'Clock. All, at the Courthouse Ct
this parish, all tue right, title, interest and claim
OF the defendant, Philip Hee!eIn, IN aud TO tar
following described property, 10 vat.
4 certain parcel OF Land o. Town Lot situate
in the town Of rlaquemine. parish OF IbervIi.'
measuring about seventy feet front on Levee or
Front street, with the depth thereto belonging
the sarf depth extending iTorn the Levee or Front
street - bank street, bounded above by divers
lots belonging to Roth Bros. Joseph Baraud AMI
the estate ct Thos. Mile, below by fenn's Alley
and in the rear by Bank sttcoi, together with -
the buildings, Improvements and appurtenanc"F
5 thereon being and thereto belonging. The SAM
property or establishment being known as tue
'I5ervIile Hotel
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ and'cosis
Jos. Il. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheni.
Sheriff Office, July Cd. 1850. Y7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Mr.. YANCEY.-HonWm l. Yancey
has written a somewlt extended letter
to the Democracy of tennessee, in re-
ply to misrepresentation of his antece-
dent position and ain, made in a pub
ished card signed bsWm. Y. Carroll
and II. NJ. Watterson Of that State
Mr.. Iancey takes OCCASION 20 answer
generally and partichsly all the vari-
Gus charges brought ,g,inst him Of be-
ing a disunionist, Of desiring TO ''precip-
itate the cotton Stats into a revolu-
tion," &c; and, in regard TO the latter
expression in the Slaughter letter, he
admits that the Language was loosely
used, but, he adds, When it was writ
ten, had i'll my headD scheme Of dis
union. have had none since; | have
none now. Then, snow, / vas for
using all proper mealsfor maintaining
our rights within thertion." Mr.. Yam
cey maintains that hekas always sup
ported the measures 4 the Democratic
party; and further ads: "If to sustain
the integrity of the Rnocratic party is
70 be true to its ~prindPes, then l claim
70 be a better democat than Messrs.
Uarroll and Wattersm. or their chief,
Mr.. Douglas" We Do not quote the
scathing criticisms Of Mr.. Yancey upon
sne gentlemen namedfr want of space.
ounce it to say, thaif well-directed sa-
tlre and frank indigestion, couched in
|e%lFcnosen terms, can make Messrs.
Salroil and Wattersa feel, they have
uaa a salutary lessa administered to
them,rN. O. Della.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PARo1ssF
~ DlBERvILLz-CoUE d. Gem DIsTRIoT.
John Klug rs. Philip I~Ieelein.-No. 1871.
En- vertu Dun writ de Fl. "a. adresse au She
riff de la paroisse d'lberville, par PHon'ble. la
sus-dite Coar dams Ia cause Ci-dessns lntItulee Of
numerot6e, J'ai saisie ct J'exposerai on venie
p~ublique au plus offrant ct dernier enchGrisseur.
pour du compliant,
.SGmedi 6 4 Aoyt, 1860,
a IL heures, 4. NJ, a la maison de Cour de cette
paroisse, tous les droijs, titres, int6rets ct pr6teH-
lions de Philip Heelein en- ct aux prophecies
ci-apres decriies. savoir:
In certain Terrain town lotl siluc dams Ia
Vile de Plaquemiue, paroisse d'Iberyille, mesu
rant environ soixante dix pieds de face sur Ia nv"
de la ievee avec la profOndeur y appartenant Ia
dite proiOndeur s'etendant dc la rue de ia levt"
iusqu'a la rue de ia Banque. borne en- haut paI
lots apparIenant a Roth Freres. Joseph Beraud
ct la succession de Thomas Mile, enbas par
Fenn's Alley e, en- arrieTe par la rue de Ia
Banque, ainsique toutes les baiisses Ell anchor
atoms qul sly trouvent ct y appartiennent con
nues CONNIE "rHotel d'IbervIlie.0
jSaisis pour payer ct sausiaiTe an dit writ et
les frais. JOS. IL. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
lie . Juliet, 1860. U7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

New PACKET BoAr.-he Louisville
Courier of the 9th has T. following no
tice of another new Gamer for the
South
Capt. Z. Lanoue, Psident Of the
New Orleans and BayoSara mail line,
has just closed contrac,in this city for
the finest boat that Ger foated the
Western and Southel waters he
started TO New 0rlean Saturday eve
ming, having contracteefa q low pre8-
sure passenger packet DNy daily be.
tween New Orleans. She iso cost about
sl25,O00, to take the plac of the D F.
kenner, and inPoint of sped, elegance
and safety, will far sapass all that
have gone before her. Ren she takes
the track the question ofluperIority Of
speed will soon he settd. The, new
boat has been very Appropriately named
j. A. Cotton. after The late lamented
Capt. Cotton, Presidenand founder of
the line, aname reveps and beloved b.
all who had the good ,rtune to know
and associate with hin
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
SherifTS Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PAnrsH or
~ iBrRviLLE-GrH JUpICAL DrsrFICT COURT
Grnrrn " Elnfa rs simon RanZan-

CTtTF OF JOTISTANA-P,prsu OF
> fprpyu,,-r,u Irr,,t,, Dtsrr,rr C-rRr
~ -, n
'icor-c w. hlAja Us. 1.ii.oi DauZ"u
No. 1913.
b viriue Of a writ Of Fl. Fa. directed 10 The
Sheriff OF Che PARISH of T~eryilIe. from the Hen
the aforesaid Cpuf. IN the above entitled aad
numbered caBSr. have sri,rl and will oIirr n
public sale to the highest bidder. tor CASA. Oh
CJ az y ~
'"'''''H' 0" f'' "'yv "'-" '' "
fAC0 ~ ~ nrc',cL 4 " NJ tho Can't !1,vsr
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
$4,000 Copies Already Sold!
EVERYB0DY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY.
THE PHILADELPuIA BAR.

OF PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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Leases and Petitions,
Ir TELLS YOU How TO draw up Bonds and Mort
cages, Afidavits, Power Of Attorney,
Notes and Bills of Exchange, Re-
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Debts, with the : atues of imitation,
aud amount and kind of property
Exempt from Execution in every
State.
Er TAILS NcU How To make an Assignment pro-
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with Creditors, and the InsOlyen;
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tween Guardian and Ward. Master
aud Apprentice, and Landlord aud
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lT TELLS You What constitutes Libel and SIAN
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IT TELLS lCG The Law Concerning Pensions nud
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procedure IA obtaining one. with In
references, Assignments and Table
of Fees.
In TkLLs YuU How Ia make your VIII snd how
10 Administer on an Estate. win the
law and the requirements hereof in
every Stale.
1T IaLIS ioU The nranIng of Law Terms in gau-
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gIsiatIvc, Executive aud Iudrri-I
Powers ofhoti the General and Slate
Governments.
II lEus lou How Ia Keep out of Law. bv show
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thus savIng a vnst amount Of proper =
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single copies willie ssntby mail, postage paid, To Every
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oiSirding at 81 -.
$1,000 \ YEAR can be made by sa,crrTi.
selling ne above work, as our inducements to all ,uch are
very liberal.
For single copies of the Book, or for terms 10 agents,
"i5h other Information, apply 20 or address
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Jy2s No. Oh Sampson street, Phladelphia, Pa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
ETAT DE LALOJISItNE-pAEo,e
U'IEERviLLE-CorE DU Geme DisTUI-T
LLcnrgc W Eanla rs Simon kamZaM

ENTAT DE LALOUiSIhNE-pAE1, .
IL U'~lEERvLLE-CorE DU Gene DisTUI-T
George v. Eanta rs. Simon BauzHu
No. 1913.
En- vertu dun Hr:tde Fl. Fa. adress6 au ST.
iii De la Paro!s-e dIbervil par rHon'bl' B.,
sus-dte tour dams "a cause ci-des,us iuttuIte 90
nnmrrci6r. } d stlsia et JeNpoSera en- yeule pc
LlIGue. an plus oIrsnt Z, dernier enchrri>>o.u
pom du compliant,
SamcH h ( .iogt pr5otGin, 1860,
4 II heures \. VI. a la maison de Cour de ce'e
parojsse, tous les droi;s. Tires, inltrets ct pre,c.
tons de Simon Bauzan, en- ct aux prophecies Ci-
apIeS dtCrites, saVoIr.
QUATRE CERTAINS LOTS DE TERRI
So ~loIsnant et siiuC en- ar1ere De la corporate
De Ia vIle de PlaGaem,ue dams le care No. IT,
la tegre divIsee Ell lots par Ia Weave J. A. Haas,
roniu memeut al plan des lots iaIt par james I!
Terrell. arnenteur. .e > lu.n, lS52. ,GQUrl pl4i
est d6poSe an bureau dl Recorder parr rtierenr,
les dts lots eraut de,iguc, sur lie dl plan cor
me lois Nos -, II, - ct -. dams lie DIT care. r-
m~esuraut CONNIE suit: Lots Nos. I3 ct If, ne
sUTant chaque 90 pieds de face sSr Ia conJinr--
ton lie la rue Merriam, avec uHe profUndeur '-
I20 p'eds lots IS ~ % me,urant chaCue e.
pleds 80 lace sur Uue maneLe, "~lIaase's Aid!
ayec ljj pieds de pgoiondeur lots Nos. Is -
u soRt boru6s du oots veTs e lleuye par lot ".
II appartenaHt a John Tool, de iautre cote r-s
lots Nos. IS et 10 lois Nos. - ct 10 sont boz.
hes au cG,G vers le ileuye par lot No. y apps
.iehaut a "a Feuve Haa>e, et eubas ou de Fame
cote par lot No. 20 apparienaut a la diie VEN a.
Hsdse ct en- airiere par ID maHche on Ale e.
des-us Observation-Disclosures touleS les batIssc>
Ct authorizations qui sy ]trouvent Ell y aPparucu-
nant.
Saisie rour payer q s~afisiaire an dit writ etiss
irais De procGs. JOS. IL ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff
BaTeau de sheriff. Ie . IuiIlet. 1850. W.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
Notice.

Succession Of the late CAMILLE L0pIs
LANDRY.
WHEREAS: Joseph Volsey H6bert, residing
w in the parish of lbervilte, hos been APP
pointed administrator OF the said succession, by
the Honorable the Sixth Jadicial Dislric: Court
of the State of Louisiana
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF
said succession TO present their accounts or claims
10 him OF TO his, Atiarney, Rodolphe Rousseau,
as soon as possible; and TO all the debtors of said
succession to settle their accounts Immediately.
iyl4 JOSEPH v. HEBEiT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

Etate de II L0uisane-PGr0iSS3 GIbsrriiie,
Cour du 6ale. District.
Succession de feue Ludivine Landry.
A TTENDU, que Jules Wives a ce jour en-
n liasse dams lie bureau da Grefirr de ceite
Cour son tableau final d'adminisiration de la sue
cession de feue Ludivine Landry, Ell sa capacite
d'execnteW testamentaire datif.
Avis est par lie present donn6 a tous cenx que
celia ceaeerne de deduire sous 80 jours de la date
de ce present les faisons pour lesguelles lie dit
iabseau Anal ne serait pas homologse ct fait lie
jugement de cette Cour, ct lie cantionuement de
fExecuteur annalle.
I~berville, Juliet IS. 1880.
iy2l NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Greffer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
.1gQnGS Wanted.

Fifty Dollars a Month, and all Expenses paid.
A N active Agent is wanted in every County in the
N United States and Cana las, TO solicit orders
aid introduce our New National Double Thread $40
Sewing Machine. Warranted equal to anY high
rriced machine. Practical for every family, which
makes il the cheapest and most popular machine in
existence. A limited number of responsible Agents
,re wanted. TO travel and solicit orders by Sample, at
4 salary of $50 per month and expenses. Freshness
permanent. Address, with stamp, for conditions
and instructions, J. w. HARRIS,
Shoe and Leather Exchange,
jy23-em Boston, Mass.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

DRIVEN TO DEsPERArIoS.--So desperate
are the sguatter papers in Alabama that
they start the most absurd stories
about Mr.. Breckenridge thereby to en-
Joy a temporary triumph. For instance,
one paper got up the story that Brock
inridge petitioned the Virginia Legisla-
ture for the pardon of John Brown
This is no sooner autholitatively denied
than the Salem Sentinel comes ont with
the ridiculous announcement that Owen
Lovejoy, the Abolition Congressman
from Illinois, is about to take the stump
for Mr.. Breckenridge.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

ra-The three wings of the opposition,
says the Alexandria Democrat, are now
rejoicing under the self-selected titles
of "RaiI-Splitters," "Bell-Ringers" and
Little Giant Flowers" The National
Democratic nominee, John c. Breckin-
ridge, will soon crack their bells, knock
their rails into splinters, and scatter
their flowers on the desert air.
. Akr. Democrat.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04

z OBJECTION To PLATFORMS ANSWERED
The Crescent has an article ~deprecating
platforms, and quotes Senator Davis de-
c~laration that he would prefer an honest
and tried mar to any platform. This,
the Crescent thinks, lets in Bell and Ev-
erett. Why shOnld it not let in Brock
inridge aud Lane ? Is there any more
reliable gentleman, or honest man, than
John &. Breckenridge ? If the election
is to be conducted on the grounds of
personal merits and qualifications, we
should think there would be little diff
entity in the matter. To every virtue
and quality needed in so high an Office,
Breckenridge adds a qualification which
Bell does not possess-he is a young
man, full of the energy and fresh vigor
of youth Bell is the oldest politician
now in public life; he was always an
honest man, and now approaches very
near the scriptural limit Of mans years.
John G. Breckenridge will be forty on
the 9Th of January next, which is just
the age for a President.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-04
State of Louisiana-Parish of Iherville-6t
Indicial District Court

State of Louisiana-Parish of Iherville-6th
Judicial District Court.
In matter of Estate of Ludivine Ian
dry, deceased
WHEREAs, Jules Wives, has this day
w fled in the Clerks Office Of this Court,
his final account of Administration of the estate
of Ludiyine Landry, decd, in his capacity of
dative Iestamentary Executor
Notice is hereby given 20 all whom il may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date OF The publication hereof, the reasons why
said Tabieau should not be homologated aud
made a Judgment Of this Court, and the Admin
~istrator's bond cancelled.
~Iberville, July IS, 1850.
iy2l N. A. ESTEVAN. Clerk.