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T,,c ss.ccfioa ysAiHc.

.lsmos= l}rolHs, who I5as bee:4 ~4rntinf s"me
day5 in Maine. lis native STATE, addressing igbItc
maes M IN tEr lo1zo cotton nnt7tf'etaaieg owns o.
iirI4rlord. Naeo, lewiston aai tu9asfa atei IN such
numbering, agricultural districts n WateFy'l!e, or
commercial districts as Bath, hasstnt the icil"wlng
letter to Mr. Buci. nan, as the result Of his obserya
tons
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22
Parish Executive Committee.

n. W. POPE, pAS'L HICKEY.
WI. WHITE. c. LORDEIL.
H.. n. FAVROT
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22

The -a,nr responsibility i nov fe-tta2 elon you a
the flnpife state.ZDur NuEt / IN! ..1l. aud We haH"
but one electoral ticket to ran aEain=t the common
enemy. Tn. Il others run Il tieNet III ~pIte Of You.
1t will not POLL votes .netgf a. Isnk al3on1 the res.
pectabie scattering. fou, aud yoi alon., eau now
unite the Opposition Of tie Nerrh. aud tnIhal tue
election of a Northern sectional go ai:lfCat : tc-t
dent. pHrU, Selv selected To mak. war upon nr.aH r.
zoc ETY. IN fifteen salts I'll or Union. VII wa n
Nv York asft lille. -ita4i Ter til, tl5gttt1ul res
possibility Ye4rS respectfully,
.i=5F. rVnaES
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

The DOUGLAS AND BELL FUsIoN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Pennsylvania writes thus:
WASHINGTON, August ga person
high in the confidence of Mr.. Douglas,
just returned here from a meeting with
him, has avowed to a gentleman, from
whom L obtained the information, that
there is a welldefined combination be-
tween Douglas and Bell, by which their
forces are to be everywhere united, as
lar as possible, for the purpose of elect
ing Bell President. Under this arrange
ment 1t Is understood Douglas shall be
Secretary of State, and will have the
lions share of the patronage of the Adj
ministration.
The basis Of this calculation is that Bell
can carry a number Of the Southern
States, by the aid of the Douglas men,
and that Douglas can carry New York
and some other Northern States, with
the Bell and Everett voters. These
votes are then to be all thrown for
Bell, and thus the Know Nothing party
will be revived as a national organiza-
ton, on a combination of the platform
of Squattcr Sovereignty and Put none
tut Americans on guard" 1t is sup
posed that the late speech Of Senator
Crittcnden, culogizing Douglas, was a
part of this u%nprincipled scheme, and
intended to pave the way for its fulfil
ment. AS Mr.. Forncy is understood TO
be pledged to Mr.. Lincoln, | suppose
that he will kick at this arrangement,
but he must help himself as we'll as he
can. The grand difficulty will he that
the DougIas-Bcll coalition cannot come
within one hundred thousand votes of
carrying New York, without whose
thirty-tive votes they can DO nothing.
SO Mr.. Forney need not trouble himself.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Breckenridge and Lane Meeting.

AT ameetiuy Of the Democracy of the Fourth
Ward of the parish of Iberville, a Breckenridge
and Lane Club was organized by Max. Leblanc,
Chas. A. Brusle and Adolphe Hebert on this
9th day of Sept, 1850.
On motion of Hon. Chas. A. Brusle. hdolphe
Hebert, Esq, was appointed Presiden! of the
CIub.
On motion of the same gentleman, Mr.. Thos.
c. Brown was appointed TO act as Secretary of
the Club, and also as Corresponding Secretary.
Mr.. Maximilien Leblanc was appointed Trea-
surer.
As there was no further business on hand, a
motion was made by Chas. A. Brrsle to adjourn
till Saturday next, the sth inst, at . o'clock P.
d., at the same place, A. Hebert & Bro.
ADOLPHE HEBERT, President.
THos. {. Brown, Secretary.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
I;enfe dc Succession.

ETAT DE IA LOUISlANE-PARoIssE
II d'IberviIle-Cour du 6eme District.
En- yertu dun Ordre on decret a moi adres.
Sc par riion. Ia sus-iite cOur, en- date lie .
d'Aout 1860, JeXposerai en- vente publiQue
an plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur,
LCNDI LIE 10 SEPTEMBRE, 1860,
a IL heures A.. NJ, sur les lieux les p~roprie-
ties ci-apres decri!es appartenant a Ia
Succession dc fcu Thomas Jefferson
Hooper,
ct a In Communante existait entire lui ct sa
veuve Euphenie Chenevert, Savoir
UNE QUANTITE DE MOBlLlER, don't
une description sera dOnnee le jour de Ia
yente.
IN CERTAIN M0RCEAU De TERRE,
situe sur lie Bayou Crosse Tete, syunt IN
arpent de face avec une proiondeur de qua
rante neuf acres, borne en- haut par terrs de
Leon Chenvert, en- has par terre de Pierre
Badeaux ct lie Bayou Crosse Tete, ct en- avsnt
par terre de Madame NJ. Bessie. femme de
Louis Martin, ct en- arriere par lie Grand Bay
on, svee les smeliorations qui sly trcuvent,
CONSTANT TN une maison de residence, mag
aSin a mais, ct les barrieres.
loutes les prophecies ci-desSus d~ecrlteS,
excepte IN arpent de terre de face sur lie
Bayou Crosse Tete, avec deux srpents de pro-
fondeur, seront vendues aux termes ct condi-
tons suivants, SAVIOR
Tn quart du pr'x disqualification payable
compliant lie jour de la yente, ct la balance
payable, la moitie dams un ct deux ans du
jour de la vente.
L'scquereur ~fournira ses billets pour les
termes lie credit, payable a rordre de Ia tu-
trice, al bureau du Recorder de la p~aroisSe
dIberville, portant intcret a s pour cent spreS
echeance ct assures par hypotheque speciale
sur les prophecies vendues.
TEEQ, BLANCHARD, Sheriff
lie 10 Aout, 1860. augll
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
MOlITION

FTAT DE LA L0UISIANE-PARoIssE
IL p'IBKRvILLE-CoUR DU Gem DISTRICT.
Louis Desobry, Sr., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desobry, Jr. No. 1854. Pour
une Mention.
DEtat de IN Louisiana ct Ia dte COur, a
tOus oen que olG conocrne-SALUr
Attendu que LOnis Desobry, ST., Henry Desc
bry, jr., tous residents de la p~aToisse susdite, a
une vente judiciaire, fate en- la dite paroisse d.
Iberville, sur lhabitation ci-apres decrite ls 3me.
jour de Mars dernier, 1860, par Joseph II. Err
win, depute sheriff de la dite p~aroisse, en- vertu
dun decfei de eette Hon. cour, rendu dams fsf-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

A ballot was then taken for the Office of Town
Physician, and the votes being counted, IL ap-
peared that DR.. Alfred Hall received all the
votes cast, whereupon he was declared unani-
mOusly elected.
The Mayor suggested 10 the Board the fact
Of the unsafe condition of the levees, and urged
the necessity OF providing such means as may be
adequate 10 guard against the coming danger
whereupon,
On motion. il was resolved, that a committee
of two be appointed 10 examine the condition
of the levees in front Of the town and 10 cause TO
be made any repairs that they may deem neces-
sary. The following ordinance was adopted {:
AN ORDINANCE 10 levy h tax on certain pro-
perry within the town of flaquemine.
Be it ordained by the Mayor aud Board Of
Selectmen of the town of P~laquemine, That
for the purpose of defraying the expenses and
liabilities OF the corporation. an ad valOrem tax
of sixteen cents on the one hundred dollars shall
be and is hereby levied on all lands. houses,
slaves aud movable property within The limits
Of The town af Plaquemine.
Be il further ordained. That the Town Asses-
sor be and is hereby ordered TO prepare dupli-
Gated assessment rolls, one 10 be deposited In the
Mayors office aud one 10 be delivered 10 the
Collector of the Corporation. who shall lnme-
diately proceed TO collect the same.
Approved August IS, 1850.
(Signeh P. f. JENNINGS, Mayor.
The following resolution was presented and
adopted:
BE II resolved. That q Committee be appoint
ed TO inquire into the Ell pediency OF erecting a
building in the town Of Piaquemlne suitable Tor
a Town Hall and other public purposes, and To
prepare a plan for said building.
Be it further resolved. That the Clerk he ~
siructed 10 advertise in the Gazette and SentI-
mel and Weekly Magnolia for proposals TO build
said Hall. with a plan.
The Mayor appointed on said Committee
Messrs. J. l.. Petit aud J. f. Degelos, Lucien
Charre and n. Nalega.
The following accounts were presented and
ordered 10 be pad:
DR.. Alfred Hall. tor holding post-mortem
examination, $40 Ou
Jerome Blanchard. Jailer, ~ "a
, Nine. VI. Scott. acct of rent up tc 23d OF
SOL I;
On motion, the Board ad journed.
(Signedj p. e JENNINGS, Mayor.
joins MARcoT, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Succession Sale.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA--PAEIsH OF
~ Iberville-6th Judicial Dist. Court.
BY virtue Of an order or decree to me d.
rected by the Honorable the Sixth District
Court Of the State Of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish Of Iberville, bearing date the 9Th
Of August, 1860, | will offer at public sale,
to the highest and last bidder,
On Monday, l0h September, 1860,
at IL o'clock, A.. NJ, on the premises, the
following described property, belonging to
the
Succession Of Thomas jefferson Hocpsy
deceased,
and 10 tbs community which existed between
said deceased and his surviving widow, Mira
Euphemie Chenevert. to wit:
A QUANTITY OF MOVABLE PRO
PERTY, a full description of which will I've
given on the day Of sale.
ACERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated
IN the Bayou Crosse. Tste, and having i
front Of one arpelt, and a depth of forty nine
acres, bounded above by land Of Leon Chene.
vert, below by land Of Pierre Badeaux aud
the Bayou Grosse-Tete, in rom by land of
Mrs. NJ. Bessie, wife of Louis Martin, AMI
Oa'h W Nv ba1ou, WI "a lahl'''N
ments thereon, consisting Of a dwelling house,
corn-crib and fence.
The whole Of the above property, with the
exception Of one arpent front on the Bayou
Grosse-Tet6, by two arpents in depth, will
be sold on the following terms and cond-
tons, to wit:
Gne fourth of the price of adjudication
payable cash, on the day Of sale, aud the
balance, one half payable one year, and the
other half two years after the day Of sale
the purchaser TO furnish his notes for the
credit terms, payable to the order OF the
Tutrix, at the Office Of the Recorder Of the
Parish Of lberviIle, and if not paid at matu-
rity, to bear interest at the rate Of s per cent.
per annum from time due until paid-special
mortgage to be retained on the land, to secure
the payment Of said notes and all interest
that may accrue thereon.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
August 10, 1860. aug IL
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Douglas In Virginia.

The Richmond Enquirer, in an article
highly flattering to the of
Of Breckenridge and Lane in Virginia,
thus concludes:
Mr.. Douglas stumping visit to Vir.
ginia will do much good to the Demo.
dratic party. The Office of President
is held in such high esteem by the peo-
pie of Virginia, is regarded SO far
above the stump, that disgust and con-
tempt has ever attended those who
sought to degrade it to the vulgar level
of an electioneering tour. The only
hope of the Bell men was in the divi.
sion and discord of the Democracy ; for
this they have urged on the followers
of Douglas to import him into Virginia,
but they find that they have overrun
tie game, and though thousands flock
to hear him, his friends are finding in
the expostulations of the people the in
jury he is doing to their cause.
1t is an accustomed sound for Demo
Gratis to hear their party friends abused
and villifed as Mr.. Douglas is doing,
rhae he has no word of condemnation for
Lincoln. He is doing faithfully the
work of a Black Republican emissary.
He utters no uncertain sound. The de-
feat of Democracy and the triumph of
Lincoln are objects which cause him TO
stump the country. In none of his
speeches has he uttered a sentiment
against Mr.. Lincoln ; in all, he has
shamefully and falsely assailed the man
whose support he but recently sought.
The people of Virginia are not blind
enough not to see that Mr.. Douglas
conduct is giving aid and comfort to
Lincoln and his friends in Virginia.
True and faithful sons of the old State
viii never follow him, leading as he
does to Black Republicanism.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

IT TELLS U How TO attend upon the sick, and how
~ co k for them; how 10 prepare
Drinks, POult'ces, &c, and how e.
guard against Infection from Con
[ gIOus Diseases.
IT TELLS YuC Of the various diseases Of Children, and
gives the best and simplest mode
oftreatment during Teething, Con
WILSON'S. Vaccination, WhOoping-
cough, Measles, &c.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Group, Cholera In
fsntum, Colo, DiarhGa, Worms,
Scaled Head, Ringworm,C Chicken
pox, Se, and gives you the bes;
remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS you The symptoms of Fever and Ague. and
Bilious, yellow, Typhus, Scarlet
and oth"r FeSers, and gives you
the beet and simplest remedies fot
their cure.
1T TELLS o The symptoms of Influenza, Consump-
iion, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Dropsy -
Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbsgo, Fry
sipelas, &c, and gives you the
best remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms OF Cholera Morbus, Ma.
lignant Cholera, Smallpox, Dysen-
terry, CranIp, Diseases Of the Blad-
der, Kidneys and Liver and the
best remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Pleursy, Mumps..
Neuralgia, Apoplexy, Paralysis, the
various Diseases Of the Throat
Teeth, Ear aud Eye, aud the best
remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaundice-
Piles, Rupture, Diseases vf tho
Heart, Hemnorrhage, veDerest
Diseases, and Hydropbobia, anc
gives the best remedies for theis
cure.
IT TELLS YOU The hest and simplest Treatment for
Wounds, Broken Bones aud Dslo-
cstions, Spr aims, Lockjaw, Fever
Ssres, White Swellings, Ulcers
Whitlows, BOils. Scurvy. BarDs
and Scrofula.
1T TELLS YOU or the various diseases peculiar to,
Women, aud gives the best and
simplest rene dies for their cure.
together with many VALUABLE hints
for the preservation Of tho
health.
The work is written in plain language, free from medi.
cal terms, so as to be easily understood, while its simple
recipes may soon save you many times the cost Of the book .
u is printed in a clear and open type; II is illustrated with
appropriate engrsvings, and will be forwarded to your ad-
dress. neatly bound and postage paid, ON receipt Of 81 90.
$1,000 A YEAR s .i", be me. made .,. BY sS.sspr IN
selling the shove work, as our Inducements to all such are
very liberal
For single copies Of the Book, or for terms to agents.
withoIhcr information, apply to or address
JOHN T.. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7 SAMSON st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
.M0vTTIOI

STATE OF L0UISIANA --PARISH OF
IBERvILLE-6TH JUDICIAL DIsrEIcT CURT.
Louis Dcsobry, ST., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desohry, Jr.-NO. 1354-For u
MONITION.
The .State of Louisiana and said Court,
to all UhOm IL mag cORcerR-GREErING
WHEREAS, Louis Desobry. sen., Henry De.
sobry and Louis Desobry, jun, all residents
Of the parish aforesaid. At a judicial sale made
at the said parish Of IbervIlle, on the pianta>
ton hereinafter described, on the third day of
March last, eighteen hundred and sixty, BY
Joseph II. Erwin, Deputy Sheriff of said par.
ish, under and by virtue of a decree of this
Honorable Court. rendered in the matter of
the partition suit No. 400 Probate, therein PEN
ding, entitled George NJ. Barnes, Exr. o Sedley
NJ. Lynch, Henry and Louis Drsobry, ir., and
bearing date the Goth day of January, 1860,
and upon the following terms and cond tons,
to. wit: The sum Of Forty Thousand Dollars
cash on tie day of sale, and the balance of the
price payable in three equal annual install
ments at one, two aud three years credit from
the day Of sale, the purchaser to furnish his
notes in coupons to the heirs and the parties.
payable at the Citizens Bank at New Orleans,
and to bear interest at the rate Of eight per
cent. per nnu from date till paid, and Sc.
cured by mortgage on the property sold, and
that the first Of said notes falling due shall be
secured by one good and solvent endorser.
The whole of the hereinafter eDunciated
and described property, to-wit:
/. A TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTA-
TION, established and cultivated as a Sugar
Estate, situated in the parish of Iberville, on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river, mea-
surfing nine arpents and one half of an arpent
more or less in front on the river, by sixty six
arpents more or less in depth, with the open
ing thereunto belonging, which gives the said
tract q superfices Of nine hundred arpents, be
the sam more or less, being the upper part Of
the plantation formerly belonging to Messrs.
Whitall & Edwards, and known as the Irion
Plantation, agreeably to the plan Of survey
and subdivision thereof made by Messrs.
Henry and William G. Waller, Surveyors, on
the 9th day of November, 1S47. which is
designated in the said plan of survey and sub
division as lot No. ]. aud is bounded above by
lands belonging to Mrs. Margaret Dardsnne,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

rA. Don't mention Texas within ear
shot of an Oppositionist. Since the re-
cent election in that State they have a
declining respect even for any name
that commences with IT. The Dcmoc-
racy only elected their candidates by
about 5000 majority.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
& SENTINEL.
READING FOR THE MILLION.

News from Honduras makes it pretty
certain that the forces of Guardiola by
land, and the British frigate Icarus by
sen were both attacking Walker. He
is in a p~recarious condition. The
Prince of Wales will leave for England
about the Goth of October. 1t is not
true that Mayor Jennings has received
adispatch informing him that the Prince
will proceed as far as Plaguemine in
his Southern tour. There is no saying,
however, what a day may bring forth
-. Garibaldi is prosperously progress
ing in Calabria. $50. Walkers friends are
pouring into San Salvador from Cali
fornia to 60 to his assistance. And the
Picayune says that so many are offer
ing their services from the lower South
ern States TINT means of carrying them
to their destination will be the greatest
difficulty "A certain DR.. Piquet, who
feeced the citizens Of Opelousas and
robbed the ladies of their affections and
then ran away, has been arrested and
taken back. -. There is a Marquis stop,
ping at q hotel in New York who pays
$1,000 a week for his board. ... Mira
mon has been defeated in Mexico by
Doblado, and barely escaped with his
life it is thought his infamous career
is ended. The friends of Walker in
New Orleans are excited and uneasy
about his situation at Truxilo. AN
abolitionist named Leon Payne has been
hung at T~alladega, Ala. The recep,
ton of the Prince of Wales in Canada
will cost over 500, 600. 80. Mons. Jo-
bard, a French saran, ~pretends to have
discovered how tor suspend animation
for any given length of time, and
how to bring back the dead to life. A
committee has been appointed to look
into and report upon his wonderful dis
covery. -. Two hives Of stingless bees
have been brought to this coWtry from
Central America, and have been en-
trusted to q gentleman of Long Island
to propagate 80. Edward Morisson, an
Irishman, was drowned in Amite river
Sunday last. 49,. Forrest, the ~tragedian,
is making a farewell tour throughout the
country prior to his final retirement
from the stage. 1t seems but a short time
since when we saw him in all the pride
Of manhood, the handsomest man Of
his day. He is now, alas, an old man,
and we believe a childless one.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

say~ There is a large German vote in
Bedford, Lawrence county, Ind. They
are all for Breckenridge and Lane, ex-
cept three OF four, who are for Lincoln.
There is not one German in that county
who will vote for Douglas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Has He FouSD HER?-The Buffalo Re-
public, a Douglas paper, gives to the
world the following charming intelli-
gence:
When at Rutland, and just as Mr..
Douglas was entering the Bradwell
House, a large Irish woman rushed up,
grabbed him in her arms and kissed
him.
Has the pious march of Douglas for
his mother at last reached this happy
end?
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
EpaVe.

9n A Gte arete par Jacob schlatre de
%cette p~aroisse une Jument Creole bruno,
agee environ trois ans.
lie susdit animal sera vendu par moi a la resi-
dence de Jacob Schlatre, Lundi lie II Septembre
1860, a 10 heures A. n, simon reclame scion Ia
loi J. h KILLS., Juse dc Fax.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
uvUS0
1860.

Fiat de la Louisiane-ParoIsse d'Iberville-
Cour du Sixieme District.
I, Mark A. Estevan, Greffier de la susdite cour
en- ct pour le paroisse dIberville, certi6e par ce
present que la Monition CT dessus est une coPie
conforme a ~l'origiEal enregistre eu mon bureau.
ITIelDonue sou, mon nom ct lie seean de la dite
~ cour, ce 80 aou, 1860.
senJ NJ. A. ESTEYAN, Grefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

DELL IN NEW JrRsEY Great EntAusiasm.
ou. OF more than sixty papers in New Jersey,
We know Of but one favorable to the election
Of Bell and Everett.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

AccEssIoE--The N. o. Courier learns that
non. henry Gray. Of BienvilIe parish, is out
LOT nreckinridge and Lane, which will make
n'en'nls the banner parish of the State.