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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
T'eNfe 6e Sheriff.

LTAT DE la LOUISIANE-PARoIssE
II D'IBERvILLE-CoUR Dr. GENE DISTRICT.
George W. Banta rs. Simon Bauzan.
No. 1913.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl Ia. adresse all She
Tt de la Tarois>e d'lbervil'e par iHon'ble Ia
sus-die oar dams Ia cause Ci-dessus int tuiee Ct
nnmerotee. TAI siisie Ell J'exposera en- ven'e pu-
hlIque, au plus ofiiant ei deinieI encheris,euT,
pour du compliant,
Ssniods e 4 dOuf proclaim, 1850,
a IL ieures A.. NJ. a la maison de Cour de cet,e
paro,-se, tous les droi,s. tires. inlereis e, rreter-
tons de Simon Bauzan, en- ct aux proprletfs CT
spTes deCrites, sayoir:
QIATRE CERTAINS lots DE TERRF
Sc Joignant ct slime ell arriere De la corporation
de la vile lie PtaqUemine dams le care No. 2 De
Ia ierre dIvIsee ell lots par la Veuve }. A. HaaSe.
comic mem-nt an plan des lots fat par James Z.
Terrell. arpenieur, IL IL JUN, 1852. lequel plan
est depOse au bureau dH Recorder paur reference
les dis lois etant designs sur le Git plan COM
me lots Nos IL, ID. Is Ell 10. dams le di carrie. et
mesuraut CONNIE suit Lots Nos. I3 eli II. me-
surant chaque go pIcdS de face sur la coniInua-
ton lie la rue Merriam. avec une prolondeur "a
lZD pleds lots IS al 10 me ,urant chaque TO
p!eds de ACE sur une maIche, "liaase's AilCv,"
aVsc l55 pieGs de prolondeur lots Nos. l3 et
il sout barnes du cole vers le heuve par lot No.
Il appartenant a John Tool. de I'sutre cote par
lots Nos. Is ct 10 lots Nos. IS ct 10 sont Dor
ues au cote vers lie leuve par lot No. II appsr-
tenant a a Veuye Haase, ct enbas on de ! Mitre
cote par lot No. 20 appaiienant a la dile Weave
Haa>e ei Ell aniere par la hanche on Ale CT
dessus MISUNDERSTANDING toutes les batisses
ct amelIoIaiioHs quI S y trouvent ei v appaItien-
naut.
>alsie pour payer ct s~atisia;re au dit VIII, ct lea
frais de Proces. JOS. II. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
Bureau de Sheriff. lie 9 Juliet, 1860. iy7
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BSs- The Breckenridge and Lane Ma.
tional Committee is composed of the
following members Isaac j. Stephens,
of Oregon Geo. W. Hughes of Nd;
John ". Stevenson, o Ky. VIM. Finn,
James G.. Bennett, Walter Lenox and
Geo. w. Riggs, of Washington, D. G. F.;
JEFF. Davis, of Miss. /; Thomas b. Flor
ence, of Pa. j. r. Thompson, of N. j.. +;
A. Schell, of N ~. A. B. Meek, of Ala. I;
Jesse d. Bright, of Ind. ; and Robert
Johnson of Arkansas.
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NeW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SherlT'S Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF
~ IBERyILLE-GrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CURT
Enorrn " Ron+o &c Simon Rau1an

CTATE OF LOUISIANA--PARsH OF
~ IBkRyILLE-GrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CURT.
George ". Banta rs. Simon Bauzan.
No. 1873.
BY virtue of a writ of Fl Fa. directed to the
Sheriff OF the parish of Iberyiile- from the Hon.
the aforesaid Court. in the above entitled and
numbered cause. | have seized and will offer at
public sale 10 the highest bidder. tor Cash, OH
Saturday, the 4th doyof august nsrt,
1850, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Court House
OF this parish. all the night, ritIe, interest and
claim of the defendant. SImon Bauzan, IN and to
the following described property, to-wIt:
FOUR CERTAIN LOIS or GROUND ~
ing aud situated in the parish of IbervIlle in the
rear Of the co poration OF the town Of Plaque
mine. in square No. 2 of the land wing out and
div ded INTO lots by Mrs. J. y. Haase, and adj
Joining each other agIeeabiy TO the plan thereof
made by James p. Terrell, Surveyor. on the 18th
June. 1852, which plan Is deposited IN the Re-
rOrier's office for reieTence-ine SAID four lots
beng designated in the said plan as lots Nos l3,
IA. i and 70 IN said square. measuring as fol-
lows: lois Nos. Is ard ii measuring each 60
feet front on the continuation OF Merriam street
by l2O feet in dppih-lois Nos. Is and 70 meas
urng each GU ieet front on fiaase's alley by l55
in deplh-.uts 10 and II are bounded on the side
towards the river by lot No. II belonging 10
John Iool. on the opposite side by lot No. Is, and
IN tue rear by lots Nos, IS and 10. Lots Is and
~ are bounded on the upper side towards the
river hy lot No. II belonging TO the Widow
Hasse. and below or OH the opposite side by lot No,
20 belonging also to said Widow Haase, and in
the TeaI uy land above mentioned, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon be-
ing and tie eunlo belonging.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy said writ Of Fl. Fs.
and costs. JOS. II. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, July cd, 1860. y7
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Presidential Electors.

la Electoral District.-Judge OCTAVE ROUS-
EAU, ElecIor-PlERRE'LAl OSTE, Sub lec-
tor.
ID District.-BERNARD AVEGNO, Elector-
e. ID. YANCY, ~Suh-ElecUor.
Sd Distrirt-TRASlMOND LANDRY, Eiector
F. ;. GOODE, Sub Eiccror.
All Disfrfct-B. L.. SHINES, Elector-JULES
LEBLANC, Sub Eiector.
5h DiStrief-JULES G.. OLIVIER, Elecior-J.
X. ELGEE, Sub-EIectbr.
9Th Disrict-W. ". LEVY, Eiector-W. r.
PECK. Sub Elector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

THE NIGHT SHADows.-The wonderful
fact to reflect upon, that every human
creature is constituted to be that pro-
found secret and mystery to every 9TH
er. A solemn consideration when | en-
ter a great city by night, that every one
OF those darkly clustered houses inclo-
SEES its W secret; that every room in
every n of them encloses its own Sc
cret; that every beating heart in the
hundreds of thousands of breasts there
is, in some of its, imaginings, a secret
to the heart nearest to it !! Something
of the awfulness even of death itself, is
referable to this. My friend is dead, my
neighbor is dead, my love, the darling Of
my soul, is dead; it is the memorable
consolidation and perpetuation of the
secret that was always in that individu-
atty; and which L shall carry in mine
to my life's end. In any Of the burial
places of this city through which / pass,
is there a sleeper more inscrutable than
its busy inhabitants are, in their inner
most personality to me, or than | am to
them?
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Change of Sabbath Service.

sas~We have been requested to state
that the Service at IL o'clock, on Sabbath at
the Methodist Church, is discontinued for a
time, and that instead, Service will be held
each Sabbath evening, commencing about an
hour and half by sun-or a quarter before G
o'clocI, p. NJ. p. NJ. GOODWIN,
Pastor.
Plaqnemine, July 9Th, 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

The PERLs OF THE SEA.-Two THoU-
SAND SAILORS LOST IN THIRTY YEARs.-The
Gloucester, Mass, Advertiser says that
in all probability the schooner Pleasant
Boy, Capt. Gage, with all her crew,
have been lost on the Georges. The
last seen Of her was on the 18th of
April, on Castles Ledge. The Advert
ser says:
This is the fifth vessel that has been
lost with all their crew in the Georges
fishery since January. Within some
thirty years, over thirty vessels and two
thousand men have been lost in this
hazardous branch of the fishing bust
ness. Nothing definite can ever be
known of the fate of mariners who sail
from this port for the Georges, never to
return. Although hopes of their safety
are always entertained until hope can
hold OF no longer, it is remarkable that
no vessel or crew ever returned after
having been absent for five or six
weeks.
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RALLY,

Our Democratic friends will perceive the
call made upon them for a Mass Meeting in
Plaquemine on the l4th, next Saturday, to
ratify the nominations of BREcKExRIDGE and
LANE. Every where, the nominations Of
those gallant gentlemen and sound patriots
have given birth to the brightest hopes, and
caused the ebullition OF the happiest enthusi
asm. While we hear of no one going over to
Douglas since the nomination who was oppos-
ed to him previous to it, We perceive scores
of bright names which, formerly fa~voring that
gentleman, are now announced IS the ardent
supporters Of our glorious ticket.
We are sure thst our gallant Democratic
brethren of Iberville require no stimulant to
incite their ardor in behalf Of the patriotic
names at the head Of this column. They
have 4 duty to perform-snd that duty, the
commencement Of which takes place next
Saturday, they will perform with a spirit and
a purpose as win leave no doubt upon the
minds Of the unprejudiced as to the result
that viii follow their united and enthusiastic
efforts.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

The BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION
We are under obligations to Mr.. SAxBoLA, of
New Orleans, a delegate to this Convention
and tarrying in our town, for the first infor-
nation respecting its proceedings at Baton
Rouge on the 4th. He represents the dele
CATION as being large and enthusiastic, and
that four or FIVE eloquent speeches were made.
Randall Hunt was chosen President. The
following are the names df the Electors nom.
mated
LIST District-R. Garderre-G. Deferrier,
sub. I'd do, Randall Hunt-Jules Lavergne,
Sub. Sd do, Christian Roselius--Cage
sub. 4th do, ]. o. Farqua-J. Favrot, sub.
9th do, Thos. Fl. Lewis-V. Courny, sub
9th do, John Ray-B. L. Hodge, sub.
All "love's labor lostl"s
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

WORTH KNowING.-As 'Ry time" is
nearly upon us now, we may remind our
readers that it is said, tat if three or
four onions are boiled in a pint of wa
ter and the liquid is brushed over glass
es or frames, the flies will not light on
the articles washed. This may be used
without apprehension, as it will not do
the least injury to the frames,
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DIED,

Atthe Gait Hous-, ia louisville, Ky, on the nigh
Of the 2}d Of Juns last. JOSEPH p. HORNSBf,
aged 10 years, son OF Dr.. }. l.. HoRSsBY, formerly
Of this town.
In this town, on Wednesday the a h Of July, 1860
after a long illness, Mrs. ELLEN BlSSEL, wife OF
F. ". Bissell.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTs

w-DAVID n. BARROW, Of the firm of
BARROW & PoPE, Attorneys, anticipating be.
ing absent from Plaquemine ill the 18th Of
September next, all business communications
should be addressed to the firm at Baton
Rouge until the above date. jy7
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StraVs,

Strays.
GSs*ka Taken up by George Kleinpeter. Of
49, This Parish, THREE BULLS, wiihou, snv
visible marks-oBe is black, with white spo,s' and
the other are brown, having also white spots.
The said animals will be sol BY me ar m. re-;
dence Of Mr.. Thomas Lawes, on Mondsx ,hs ps.s
day OF July, A. d., 1860, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. ~
sooner claimed, according to law.
}. II. RiLLS,
P~lsquemine, ID July, 1860.
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W We invite attention to the correspon.
dence in another column between the com.
mittee selected at DonaldsonvilIe to PROFOUND
certain questions to Gen. SHINES, and that
gentleman. We presume the committee is
satisfied. Every one will admit that the Gss
neral was the victor in that contest.
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Epave,

EEge A etc arrete par George Kleinpeter
Gx-.de cette p~aroisse, TROIS TAURE.AUX,
sans aucune marque. I'm eft noir, Iachele blanc,
ct les deux auires son, br'pns ct esalemen, lache-
Les susaiis animaux seront vendns par moi a Ia
residence de la We. Thomas Lswes, Lundi lie Is
Juliet, 1860, a 10 heures du ma,in. simon recla-
mes, scion la loi. J. II. RlLLS.
Juge de Paix.
Plaquemine, 2 Juliet, 1860.
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Saturday, July 2. 1850.

c We present our thanks to our Con.
gressional Representative from this Distric,
for q valuable work relative to the Mexican
Boundary Survey.
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narAMr. S. M. Burton. of Cincinnati

at a festival, recently, said
That | love woman, is a fact. IF l
had the power to proclaim it from the
top of the highest steeple, | would de-
clare to the world l love woman"
Exactly. 'Them's our sentiments
only we prefer to whisper our love into
her ear in some sly corner
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

H-Mr. r. ORILLIoN advertises fine Bran.
dy and Whiskey for sale-and Mr.. RISGwALp
offers a splendid Rockaway carriage for sale
cheap.
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MAD. DURAND,
Fancy Dress N
Executes all Descriptions of Fashionable
UoTk.

MAD. DURAND presents her compliments TO
Il The ladies Of lbsrviile, and informs them thar
she has returned TO Pl.quemine. and has econ.
Inenced her occupation Uf FANCY DRESS MA
MINI &c NC, aud trusts TO receive a renewal VI
the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon her.
Her residence tor the present Is the house a, the East
corner OF Bank and Pipkin streets, formerly occu-
pied BY Mr.. 81. DizSr. III
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DEMOCRATIC MASS CONVENTION.

At meeting of the Democratic Central Commit
Tee held on the I'd inst. in The town OF Plaqnemine,
on motion, Joseph Walsh, Esq, was called 10 the
Chair aud HamilIon Rills, Esq, appointed Score
tary. Whereupon, on motion, it was
Resolrei, That the Democracy of the Parish Of
lhervillr be requested 10 assemble in MASS con.
NENTION. in PlsGurmine, on
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For Sale.

4 LIGHT, SINGLE HORSE NR7
n ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, oMl~
with harness. Sold low for cash. W0e
Apply 10 -
jy7 GUSTAVE RINGwALD.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

eY- See the advertisement of Mad'm. Dc.
RAND, who has recommended fashionable dress
making, 60, in Pisquemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

The TRUE DELrA BErs.-We are au-
thorised by a Crosse Tete gentleman of our
,,srish, who never dinches in matters of this
inform the True Delta that be will
va;son Of fftred on Douglas in it's Even.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
Saturday. the Ilih inst,

1t 10 u'cIocA, A. NJ fr the purpo~" of RrtfyiHy
N. Nomination Of BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE
nnd ur u'snnlzi ( the Part for rr~ PREsIpEsTIAI
CAMrAIG>. JOS. H.. WALSH,
p,.s't tom
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W. P. %BRApBURN. P. E. JENNINGS
Published every Saturday by
BRADBURY & JENNING s..

sUBSCRIPTION-Three Dollars and fifty cents per an-
mum, IL paid in advances Five Dollars per annurs ii not
paid in advance.
SINGLE COPiEs-Ton Cents.
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To Gen. +. B. SHINES, appointed EIcc-
tor +th District, Polnte Coupee, La.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
List OF Lettors

Plaqnemine, July 9TH, 1860.
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N DE SHERiF.

Sheriff Office, July Cd, 1860.
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Testimonials OF the Horace Waters Piano,
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The Piano came to hand, in first rate order 1t
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on, Of the Horace Waters Pianos, writes as follows
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3 THANKSGIVING DAY.
Proclamation by the Governor.


ks1A well established and most comneu-
~ custom requires that ! should des-
5Ste day to be observed BY the pro.
+ kcf this State rs day ofthanksgiyiug
u God for His great mercics to US es
lDlc.
I've are in the enjoyment not only Of
Ne blessings OF liberty, safety and peace,
eoInmon to all the people our country,
but while many of them nre suffering the
priyations Of parched fields aud bl'ghted
harvcsts our own State is fled with album
dance and our granaries grosn With full
Its, therefore, peculiarly incumbent
npon US, in our prosperity, to remember
Him who has thus blessed us, aud not
forget those Of our brethren who have
not been as highly favored
Moved by these considerations, l DO
hereby appoist Thursday, the 29th day
Of November, as the day to be observed
BY the people Of Iowan,s day of Thanks.
giving to Almighty God for the great
incrcies vouchsafed by Him to us, and
Of humblc and earnest prayer for the con
tinuauce of those mcrcies to us and our
posterity And l do earnestly recon
mend that on that day our people abstain
from all secular business, and devote tht
day to the service Of Him whose tavo
is tho only sure support and hulwark o
States aud Nations.
Done at Des Moines, this fifteenth da
ofOctober, A. d. 1860 by the Gov,
q A Kk WOOD.
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sabbath School Books Published by this
KfOuse.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book. No.
l. contains B. tunes aud hymns; Price cents eaclI-
dollars per hundred. The Anniv ersary and sunday
school Music BOOK No. - contains 81 tunes and INNS;
price cents each, , dol per hundred. The Anniver-
sary and Sunday School Music Book. No. s. contains
Go tunes and hymns price AGENTS each dol per hund.
The Anniversary and sunday School Music Book. No,
l. is ready; contains Az tunes and hymns; price
3 cents each, doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
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with several additional pieces, contains 10 times and
hymns: price cents each, } dolls per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. ! and :; No. ] con-
ta.s ie tunes and hy mns, price cent; No. contains
70 and hymns; price cents each, dos prr loo;
hostage one each The Sabbath School Bell con-
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

ok IND WORDS" THE Angels told me so,".t;ravc
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my Mountain iome,' Thoughts Of God. :" ~ m with
thee il,""Wake Lady. Wake, leaving thee in
sorrow Annie" Ever OF Thee" and .'Oid Nassau -
as sung by the students Of Princeton College Price IS
cents each.
New and Popular Instrumental Palace
Garden Polka,'' Vignette Empire Reiches Quad
rifles" dance, price 10 cents each ''Picc oomin
Polka Swinging Sehotiseh ''..Thomas Bakee schot
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Is cents each. "crnoline Waltz Granville Maxur-
ka,o'.Arabian War Cry March," "Reading Polka !,
very last yorsosian Weimor Polka and Atnira Polk
Naxurka price IS cts each. HORACE WATERe.e
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A Silver Mountain.

The excitement concerning the new
" discovered silver mines, says the Ore
gon City Argus, on the head waters of
the Molala, seems to be getting intense.
Parties arc continu lly arriving IN to"n,
making their outfit, and departing for the
silver regions. A party from town went
out this week and returned, after each
one had taken out a claim Of one hun dred
feet front, running to the top Of the
mountain.
The amount Of silver supposed to be
there is almost fabulous y. Z. Thomp
son, Esq, one Of the returned party,
thinks the mountain is Il mass of silver
ore, containing probably hundreds o.
millions of the mlueral-ov at any rat,
double as much as there Is IN the San
tam mines, which were stated by Us t
amount to 100000, 900 Of tons, which
at s. 1873 to the tun-estimatel- wtul,
give 1888 900 goo. SUPP Oslng the Mol
ola silver mines to contain 2VO, 900, go,
Of tons, and to be equally as rich as IL
Santiam ore, there Is no question bu
that they are worth 81 ,066, 600 600 ,oot