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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

slant supervision she was built, great
praise is due for the production of such
a perfect boat. The cabin is very
spacious and comfortable, and all the
roomssare supplied which every neces-
sary convenience, while her tableware,
pantryware, silver service, chandeliers,
chinaware and all else in that line are
OF the best materials and most chastc
and modern patterns.
The following are the power and
dimensions of the lberville: Length Of
hull on deck, 1873 feet, with SO feet
beam, 81 feet floor and y feet depth,
capacity for burthen as well as speed,
making her a very desirable boat for
the trade. The hull ives built by Hill
& Payne, of New Albany. The engines
By Peter Tcllon & CO., Of New Albany,
consist of two cylinders each 20 inches
in diameter with 8 feet stroke. The
engines are the same which were in the
famous G. ID. Jr., one Of the fastest
boats in the Southern waters She has
six large boilers, each "a feet in length
and 80 inches in diameter. Also, an
extra doctor-boiler for the doctor engine,
together with all the requirements Of
the law for safety, and all the improve
ments suggested by the progress Of the
times.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

NIRGISIA.-Says the last Virginia Sen
t;D.L-"Wc renew the assurance to our
readers that the news which we are re-
ceiving as To the probability Of Demo
cratic success in Virginia, isof the most
gratifying character. The party Demo
Gratis are not going 10 divide to give the
State TO Bell-and those Democrats
who are strangely urging the party to
that course are daily being deserted by
the friends who they would thus mis-
lead. We must stick together"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
MONYTTOv:

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PARoIssE
IL DIBERviLLE-CouR pU SEINE DisrRicr.
Louis Desobry, Sr., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desobry, Jr. No. 1854. Pour
une Mention.
LEtot de la Louisiana ct la dnc Cour, a
tous ceuB que celia cOnoerne-SALUr
Attendu que Lonis Desobry, sr., Henry Desc
bry, jr., tous residents de la paroisse susdite, a
une vente judiciaire, fate en- la dite paroiSse d.
Ib~eryile, sur l'habiiation ci-apres decrite ie Sine.
jour de Mars dernier, 1860, par Joseph II. Err
win, depute sheriff de Ia dite paroisse. en- vertu
dun decres do cette Hon. eour, rondu dams Psf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

STATE Of Louisiana-Parish Of Bercile-eM
-H.' .lL District Court.
In the Estate of Louis DeLscroix, decd.
M HEnSAs, Catherine T.. Leonard has this dsy
w filed in this Court her Final Tabiesu OF
administration Of The Estate Of Louis Della
croiI. decd
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may con-
Germ 10 show cause within thirty days from the
date hereof why the said Final Tabiesu should
not be homolosated and made n judgment Of this
Court, and the said administrative discharged
from any further responsibilities in the premises,
and her bonu ss such cancelled.
lberville, Sept. IL. 1860.
je2 NJ. A. ESTEvAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

KrNTrCKY.-"Agentleman from Bour-
bon informed us on Monday, that at one
precinct in hat county he knew of
twenty-eight Democrats who voted for
Coombs at the late election, every II Of
whom will vote for breckenridge in No
vember; and al enc precinct in Nicholas
county, he knew fifteen others 'oftt same
sort So it will be throughout the
State. All The Bell Everetts and squat
tiers combined, can never prevent Ken
lucky from voting for the men Of the
peoples choice-the gallant Breckin-
ridge and Lane."-NiHh Legicn.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
.H0VTTEOE.

STATE OF LOUISEANA--PARIsH OF
Louis Desobry, Sr., Henry DesobTy and
Louis Dcsobry, Jr.-No. l354-For u
MONITION.
TIE State of Louisiana and SAID Court,
10 all thOm 1t mdy cOaoerR-GREETING:
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 lbervIlle, on the plsnta-
ton hereinafter described, Oh the third day Of
March last, eighteen hundred and sixty. by
Joseph II. Erwin, Deplty 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. 40? Probate. therein pen.
ding, entitled George N. Barnes. Exr. Of Sedley
NJ. Lynch, Henry and Louis Desobry, jr., and
bearing date the 26th day Of January, 1860,
and upon the following terms and cond tons,
to-vit: The sum of Forty Thousand Dollars
cash on the day Of sale, snd the balance Of the
price payable in three equal annual instal-
ments at one, two and three years credit from
the dsy 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 10 bear interest az tue rate oI eiSnt per
cent. per anuum from date till paid, and Sc.
cured 10y 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 enunciated
and described property, to.wit:
l. A TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTA-
TON, established and cultivated as a Sugar
Estate, situated in the parish Of lbervi'le, on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river, mea.
surfing nine arpentS and one hall 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 a superfiees Of nine hSndred arpents, be
the same 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. lS47. which is
designated in the said plan of survey and sub
division as lot No. i, and is bounded above by
lands belonging to Mrs. Margaret Dardenne,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

fHE NEw STEAMER IBERvILLE.-The
energetic managers of the New Orleans
aud Bayou Sara mail and passenger
line are determined to take the lead of
AL others in having project, safe, swift
ana elegant boats. They have already
u't SIX within two years, and now add
lie iberville. In all ,hft. pertains to
'ne construction Of agooa boat, and a
comfortable one for passengers, there
mas been nothing o~mittedsand no restric-
IONS Of money in her outfit. She has. a
sp1ena'a model, ample power, and will
pto'e as last as any boat in the South.
one Is designed especially to ply in the
IeSular trlweekly mail line, and on her
arrival at New Orleans will be in CHARGE
h So. tap., '. !. earanco. a very popular
uoatman, who WIS formerly captain of
Inc famous Clipper n, F. Kenner.
The lbervillc eomeines strength with
beauty, comfort With safety and IA
capt Isaac Hooper, under wboss con-,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
The R0inb0N.

SOLOMON LEVY presents his compliments
~ to his friends and the public, and respectfully
informs them that he has opened in the building
on Main street, formerly occupied BY S,oekley
Il Delsvallad.. a
Coffee House md Lager Beer
Saloon, where good liquor, and good beer can
be had, and where he hopes his old patrons and
the pubic will call and see him. sepl5
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Etat della L0uisiaRe--Par0is u iberriMe-
C0ur dn GENE District Ju{ioiaire.
Dams la Succdssion de fen Ursin Daigre.
4 TrENDU, qui Adonis Petit a &c jour depo-
II So dams lie bureau du Grefiier de cette cour.
on tableau final administration de la succession
de feu Ursin Daigre-
Avis est par lie present dome 4 touN ceux que
celia cOncerne de deduire sous trente jours De Ia
date de &c present les raisons pour lesqueIles lie
dit tableau administrator ne serail pas homo
losue Ell fait lie jugement de cette cour.
Bureau du G%refier, Sept. 20, 1860.
sep22 VI. A. ESTEVAN, Grefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Go IT WHILE YoU'RE You've I'VE re-
turn our thanks for an invitation to at
tend the Boys Breckenridge and Lane
Barbecue, to come off to-day at 2 o.
clock, at the Oaks over the Bayou, op-
posite Mr.. Dupuy's. Several of the
Young gentlemen will address the as
s~cmblagc.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Z. 8. Mail Line,
BETWEEN PLAQrExNE AND cHARESro

BETWEEN PLAQCENINB n cHARENroE.
s The steam propeller VIRGINIA,
sdA RoDoLrH MrILIE, Captain, will leave
Plaquemine, carrying the mail, every Tuesday
Morning, at 6 o'clock pr~eciseIy-and returning.
leave Clarendon every Wednesday Morning at
8 O'Clock, and arrive at Plaquemine the sam.
day, connecting with the Capitol for Baton
Rouge and Bayou Sara, and with the 81. Mary
for Franklin and New lberia.
GcShippers will please see that their freight
is on board the boat the evening previous 10 her
departure. sepl5
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
e. A. TYLER,

S CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
rs now opening and always has on hand a large
l. stock Of
Ladies Fine Watches,
set with Diamonds, Pearls, or Ensmeled.
Gentlemen's Chronometers and Hunting Watch.
es, with the new Winding Apparatus.
Also-Gold and Silver Watches of the mo 81 cele.
brated manufactures.
Gold, Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
All Of new style, and 1s carats gold.
Watch Trimmings. &c. &c
z. A. TYLER,
febie -aaH teal ITO Canal street.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
s&NSSNSo
-. Camp street. 95
NEW ORLEANS.

-iNCHODIES-M OIL and Salt.
.APPLES-GrssH. Druid, Pr0sorsd, AMI .7ppLs
JsRy.
DISQUALIFICATION Baro~. Sides and Shoulders.
BEEF-Pbaddclphia art Western. Dyind B,tf
BUTTER-GOSheh. Roll and Hesters.
BCCKWHE.7I-h bbh. II do. bags and boxss.
BROH.i-BIker'S sItra prfDlTn!
BROONS-Corn. Hair and Uhisp.
Observation-Disclosures Shoe, Scrubs and DAFT
CHEESE-Engdsh DAIRY Cream, Hs,toH,
Pine Iypis, Dr;cA Gnd Sdpsaso.
CR.iChEhS-CrackneIs. CinqaDs: Cararay.
Cream, Max, sugar. Boston. Wafer. Gisgu,
WIHs, Soda and Naccaroni Snaps.
COFFEE-OLGGop lara, Family jdrd. Harona,
OIL Rio, LGgEirG, Moo4a, Nerican dsa Costa
Rico.
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa.
Clans and OYSTERS.
DRIED CHERRIES-Rlack6,rrie, and Peaches.
EGGS.
FRUITS-R uisins, Curra-t,, Pa Frnls. Tail,
fIEits, PrEHsS. Figs. Cfroa and Crd-5erriss
T. r e Golden Hss, avn .iign.c,
IN bls. NJ 56is AND 6ags.
FISH-Ma,ksrd. ~ hf5a. Kit. qri nj DO. Co1s,b.
MaosiHac Trout, Salmon, picked and spiccd,
Roe Herring, Dried Herring, Hali5ut a..d
Scotoh Herring.
GINGER-CdHt0~ Dried AVID pslreri,ei.
HERBS-Sdge, Thy'rs, Sauory and Nd1orsn.
H4HS-Sugar- CGysd, Green and k.Aos.
SINGLyiSS IND GEL.iTTNE.
JELLIES-CHrrant, Grape. Plumb Darison. .Ap
ps, OraHge, BIackbcrry Raspberry, Srar
oerty, Lemon, Peach ama Cara.
LIQUORS. VINES IND CoRDL4Ls-Brar
dy, Whisky, Champagne, MGdcirG, Port, Nus
cat, Shrrry, .3ra,Sefde, GHigrost, Ratgfat,
Cassis Du Mont Dor, CHrqooa. Marascdiro,
Hossteners Baters, Sohledam S~chs,pps,
Orange fl0Ter Water. -2ie, Porter, Cldret
VINES. BLacs6Grry, WId Cherry and French
Coraiais.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Pantaiiou
and Sugar-houss MOiasses, Sievarfs ard 3D.
cAer's Syrup, and SVop de Bateris.
NUTS-A!mlORds, sett shell aud SHIELDED, and
OILS- Cott0n Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PIChLES-Oiires, PecoliRi. Gerkins,
Inns, CaIliforsrs, ONIONS, Red Cabbage, St
POIATOES-EiSh and SIceet.
PRESERFES-Pin Apple, Peas. Peoches,
Grab .fppIs, Orange, Blackberry. Rd,p5crry.
SrdrosrTy, Runs, .4pricots, Dansons, Cher
RVS, Grape, Green Cages and Limss.
QUiNCES-Preserrsd and Ounce .JeIies.
RICE-Barisy, SpAi AVID Dried Grew Peas a.d
SODA Cream, Tartar Salar0tu, and Yeast
Posrdrs.
SALT Starch. Soap, Mustard, PEPPER,
Lamp Wick, &c.
SA UCES-Mushr0Om. Eetchup. Tomato
do, Worcestershire, Soho, John BuH's, Harrsy's,
PaO6, Bee-aodk, China Royal &c.
SCGAR-Brown. Grdauiaed, Pouderei,
Leaf 0~i Crushed.
SOAPS-OakleyS. Hulrs, KsHsris. Ho:sy,
Palm Oh, Almond and Transparent.
TONGUES Sugdr-cUred and Picked.
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig PORK, Ness AID
Prime Pork.
TEA S-Engiish, Breakfast. Ooolong, Pou-
ehong, Rose, Old HysOn, Young Hysos. Inpe-
rial and CInpOrder. loose and in papers Of haLf
and quarter pounds.
pERMiCELLb Haccaro-i, Tapiooo, Sage aad
.Arrotroot.
VINEG.dR-Hh Wir<, C,dr, Cata,c6a AVID
Common
SPiCES-Nace. Nutmegs, Cinnamon, All.
,piees, Clores, SC.
SUNDRIES-h India Curry. Salad Cream,
Rose AID Bay Waters. Oatmeal, Honrtny, G,a-
ham FIOar, Corn Meal, Grits, Indigo, Pals,
Buckets, ctaties' LINES, Candles Of all Kinds
Shrintp Paste, YaymOsh Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
U Goods delivered free of drayage TO boats.
febIi-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Efdt deh LOsisidM-Paroise fIbersM-
Cour dp 6emc District Jpdisaire.
Dams Ia. Succession de feu Louis Della
4 "a .cr0lX- a. 40
A TTENDU, one Catherine E. Leonard a ce
n jour depose en- cette cour son Tablean final
administration De la succession de feu Louis De-
Lscroix-
Avis est par le present dome 4 tous ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente jours de Ia
date de &c present les raisons pour lesquelles lie
dii tableau final ne serait pas honologue Ell fat
lie iugement de cette cour, ct administrator
dechargee de toute responsabilite en- cette al,
faire, ct son eautionnement CONNIE tel aunuIe.
ibervills, Sept. u, 1850.
sepi3 d.. A. ESTEVANs Grefker.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

THE uuders gned respectfully informs his
i friends aud The public generally. that he tas
determined in future. as a great accommodation
10 his patrons. 10 keep IN PiaGuemiHe. '~N-c1gn-
out the year. , fine stuck of rc.s-s and Mules.
and also Slaves. which De intends 10 sell loicer
than the prizes of any other trader. aud upon the
usual accommodating terms. He trusts this re-
newed evidence Of his disposition TO
dale the public, will insure him a continuance Of
the patronage he has heretofore received.
seps II. +. MOORE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Paints Oils.
T FAD. WHlTr-Whiie Zinc. Linseed oil.
Turpentine, &c. for sale by
seS S1DCKLEY & DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

AL.D!AA.-A letter from Springfield,
Alabama, to the Montgomery Adrert.Ser
saws:
1--WE vote at this box about l40, and
lS9 are for Breckenridge and Lane.
Yours, {. ". p"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
JewelrY.
School Books.

4 LARGE assortment, together with a large
~ stock Of School Stationary. tor sale bv
seS STOCKLEY X DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

WE have q IarSP and fresh assert
w ment'or' MEDICINES. which were pur-
chased for cash in New. York, and which We
warrant in all cases, and Wit sell as low as any
Hose in the South.
ses STOCKLEY & bEL.AVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Fine Cutlery.

M have in store a very fine and choice Sc
w lection of fine RaZors and Knives of real
Joseph Rodgers make, that We will sell low.
SEES SrOCkLEY X DELNEALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

STATE Of LouisidnG-Parish Of BerrMe-
Sirth District Court.
I, Mark A. Estevan, Clerk Of said Court,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the original Mention on file and Of
record in my Office.
~Glven under my hand and seal of our
qkS3 Sixth District Court, at the parish Of
Iberviile, this 30th Aug. A. ID. 1860.
sept NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
6 SENTINEL.
Printer Wanted.

A PRINTER can get a regular situation a
n this Office. seq
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

tNIerlcS. Sheet IrOn Pipe.
Ashcraft, Reanvenls, and Hearson STEAM
GUAGES, Tor locomotive and stationary engines.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and
COUPLINGS. and every description of Brass
Work OF my oirn manufacture.
India Rubber Hoe and FIlterings 10 suit.
GASS PIPES from Is 10 3 inches IN dame
ter. and a! connections 10 suit same.
The trade supplied with Brass Work at New
York prices, i"r cash.
Planters and others Interested would do well
10 call and examine ny steam Trains Tor the
manufacture OF Sugar. before purchasing else
where. they have been IN operation for many
years, and give universal satisfaction.
All oIdrrs filed VITA dspatcu.
Gs-heier - Edward J Gay. of this parish,
for whom | put mp a tram last year. Also tn K.
c. Camp, who has had a train seven years in
successful operation. ieb25-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Tobacco, Cigars. etc.

o~0NOj NIOU-Sj CVN'
WE have a very choice lot OF Cigars. Smok-
Ing aud Chewing Tobacco. Tor safe by
seS STOCKLFl & DELAYALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Brandy, Whiskey and Wine.
WE have ia store a large and choice stock Of
W Wines and Liduors.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
St0ckIey 8
Removal.

ME have ndseaOu our Drug Store TO the new
w brick !sulSiRs gu the corner of Main and
Bank streets, QSbosite Roth, Deblieux & Co,
where We fsvN a cH from our old customers
and the puOlsceereatly.
ses STUCELET.S DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Cour du Sixieme District.
7, Mark A. Estevan, Grefier de la susdite cour
en- ct pour lie paroissc dIberville, certife par CO
present que la Mouition CT dessus est une copie
conforme a ~rorgiral enregistre en- mon bureau.
EfclDonne sous mou nom ct lie seean dc Ia dite
IL cour, ce 30 aoui 1860.
sepI NJ. A. ESTEvAN, Grefher,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

STATE OF L0UISIANA-PARIsH OF
~ iBERvILLE-6rH JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr COUNT
Louis Desobry, Sr., Henry Desobry and
Louis Dcsobry, Jr.-No. I354-For u
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DR.. HENRY'S
OINTMENT !

TOR curing Scratches, Calls Calks &C., on Horses, Salt
L Rhenm, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, &C., on
people,
This Ointment, where introduced, is selling very rapid.
ly, and why! Simply for the reason, that It does what
we in all cases warrant it to do, to wit; To cure scratches
on horses in from two to six days, W hen the directions &C.
companying each box are strictly followed
| have used DIR. Henry's Ointment for scratches and
Salt Rheum sores veiy often, without a single failure -
Henry StinehOur Proprietor Public House, Highgate, Vt
II is the best remedy for scratches, gals and calks |
ever saw.-[J. l.. SanderSon, Proprietor fremont House,
St Adams, VT.
With the recommendations of such veteran horse deal
es as Mr. StinehOur of Highgate and J.L. Sanderson OF
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say it CURES scratches, gals, &ep on horses with al
most absolute certainty. 1t Is excellent for sores and
cracks In chw's teats, and appears to be just the article
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TIN, VT, Free Press,
1t has heen tried and not found wantng-[st. Albans,
VT, Messenger.
Toured my hand with Dr.. Henry's Electric Ointment in
two weeks, when the physicians said | would be without
the use of il two monrhs' | had cut all my fingers to the
bone with a circular saw.-[A. D. ~Peckham, Lebanon, N.
H.
Ihad the misfortune to scald myself quite severely, and
by making an application of your DR.. Henry's Ointment.
the pain from tile burn almost instantly disappeared and
In five minutes felt no Inconvenience whateveI. from the
effects of the fre.-IClarinda Sampson, Montgomery, VT,
1t is useless to waste time in writing or reading a mote
lengthy adve rtsement OF this Oinlment.-Enoug that it
is warranted to give satisfaction, whether used for
scratches, sores, burns, or any wound of whatever nature
on man or beast.
Farmers, are your cows troubled with sore teats !, An
ply this Ointment at night, and they are well In the morn
ing.
Sold by the agents of Prof. Motifs Magic MAR Invigora-
tor. Manufactured at Highgate, VI, by A. J. Green,
S. K. GREEN, Proprietor.
1. +. PURGE & r.. E. SMITH, Agents for MontDIier,
l8Iyl
Agents of Prof. Motifs Magic Hair I~nvigorator and DR..
Henry's Electric Ointment.
Barre, J.. & B. Crandell Waitsfeld, Gleason &
Hastings Waterbury, j. N. Henry &c Sons Waterbury
Centre, w. w. Wells; Middlesex, Gates & HniSen',
Montpelier, L. F. Pierce. 2. Il. Smith Stowe, AR. CSmn,
4 II. Cady MOrrisville, Sam'l B. Clark; CadV's Falls, Ter.
Hyde Park, Dutton & Hyde; Washin? 30. 2. Down
Ing P%lainfeld, A. F.. Bancroft Marshfeld, G. q F,
Wooster Cabot. b.. Lance, Putnam 4 Sprague south
Walden, J. A. F. Farrin; South Hardwiek, s. Britcn
Woodbury. J.& A. Kent East Calais, 2. G. Pierce
Mills, Edwin Porter