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etor's lowest wholesale prices.
:, Nos. 15l and Il Charities street
Houley's Vegetable, CoIeman,s.
t}otland's German, oxygenated.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, scarps's dc
British, Harlaem.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen Fun,
Jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Radway's Medicated, Gastilas,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mofat's Life, Brandrethis,
Strong s Compound Sanative,
lStrong's Pectoral Stomach,
Motifs Chalybeate.
tHulPs Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, i,ee's, New London
ParFs, sappingtoa's, Champ
IONS,
Graefenberg, Jayne,s Sana-
fiya I7INI j.
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Camo.
mile, '@Z6 ~
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, Pe,er,s,
ESpencsr's Vegetable. Cooks,
0ooper's, Covel's Rheumatic
lAnderson's, Allebasic's Health
Wister's Gentle Pnrgative,
Allebesis' Ague, Hooper'p,
Chickner's Sugar-coated,
Gilhert's Anii-Bilious Beck
withts,
Lady's Blood, IngoldRby ) Pills,
SCOTS Vegetable, Eagen's,
RadRayis Regulators,
Roses Railroad, f4eiy's Female
iLondop's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Ague, Hofloway's,
Halstead's Anti Dyspeptie,
Goraon's. MrLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
|Urist6doro's Hair Dye,
Phntcn's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilmanis Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Haael,s, z
ICristadera's, Bogles.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. Morse's fnvigorating Go,
dial,
Wright's Elixir,
Thornis Extract
Tafrant's Aperlanr, "
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhnbsrh.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Limeriek's Master of Pain.
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
lThompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Astringent,
lHyatt's Life Balsam,
McMunn's Elixir of OPIUM. II
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Resolyent,
Tarraut's 1ndelibie Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
Triesmar.
DrIRose's Preparations,
WiRer's Arcaniim Extract, W
fenenr's Specific.
Marshall's Cathoiicon,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
Yellow Dock,
Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore' Rheumatic Com.
pound,
Mortimore's Cordial Bi.tere,
Myers Extract OF Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific, g
Upham,s Pile ElectuaFy,
Steers OpedildOe,
Godfrey's Cordial, z
Turlington's Balsan,
Gayety's Medicated Paper.
Baiernan's Drops.
Dr.Jayne's Family Medicines.
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epping 5 Find Extract Buohu,
Lueina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy, 4
DR.. Marehisl's Uterine Catholl.
con, =I.5-
Cherokee Remedy.
Cowan's LiJhontriptic,
l!ouden's Preparations, ~ "
HonEhtin's Pepsin.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
IEIDAN sGHNAPPs.
$, and nll dealers in any Of the
dialogue, will fluid il to their gd.
leir orders rs above, where will
rtmentof GENUINE 2 ATENT
lates, and at the lowest prices,
RIGHT Il co. =
EDICINE WAREHOUSE.
Ghhrtras street. New Orleans.
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1s@ OrIeans DaiIp Ctestent.


WHAT WENDELL PHtLLrPs ExrEcTs.-This motto.
Fioas AbolitioniFt delivered harangue recently to
some Of his admirers, in which he quoted 0fCon-
nora remark to the effect that If slavery is unjust
John Brown vas martyr. Wendell said:
That is the opinion Of Charles O'Connor, the
head Of the New York Bar, The new.fedged orator
Of Democracy, and the counsel for Virginia In the
Lennon sase.
expect to live to hear that sentences quoted in
1873, under the very dome Of the Capitol, by some
Senator anxious for Presidential nomination
eApplause.) Do you doubt III Why, it Is not M
possible that Virginia herself, clothed ard in her
4ght mind, may yet beg Of New York the dust Of
J@hn Brown for some rnausolenm at Richmond, as
Tepentant Florence, robed in sackcloth, begged Of
Rayenna the dust Of that outased Dante whom q
eehiary before she ordered to be burned alive.
Tie Yirginians don't care much about John
BroWn's dust, hut no doubt they would pag a
pretty good price fer WendelIts.
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- MUSICAL NSTRUCIION-W.J ]. GRE
h9 t5r past ionr years Professor OF Music in
III Centenary College, offers his services 10 the citizens OF
For tems etc, apply to a. Il. Backmar Bros Music
Store. Caun n3 3ms
DRUNEs-l2u cases jars of various sizes
s. b. GRATIAA CO.,
OILS 80 Cu6omhouse ST,
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sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities as a GENTLE
sTuIuLANT, TONIC, DIURETIG and sUnoRIFIG, which
testified by Physicians and thousands OF Ladies' Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS Gentle StimuIant and Tonic,
IT strengthensthe Digestive Organs improving Appetite
aud Purifying the Blood
AS a Diurette,
It impars heay action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, and
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial in DRoPSY, GoUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS O. sutsoritics
II acts upon the Skin opening the and eSpelng all
pures by nsensibe perspaon thereby driving off Erupor
and cleansing surface giving and vgor the whole
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippeyva Tribe Of Indians
Have long the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
thsr most valuable remedies.
Fn Germany,
The RarFss dried and preserved By families for In
of sickness
speer's Wine of Elder . u
Is pure from the Juice cultivated Elder recommended b.
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable
dicna properties SUPERIOR any other VINES in
use and excellent article for ali WEAK and nEBILlrAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE benefstins
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because IL will not innXeate as it contains mixture d
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar hvo
nntritive properties impaYtlng healthy tbs
SToMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
R-A wineglas full may be used with meals,
any time through the day, as desired -...
We will only ask Your ndnlgenceto make trial of th
Wine
For sale in New Orleans BY r, J. HART & CO, JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYNrE, Canal stres,, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar proprietors prices.
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor.
my2s lytW 218 Broadway. New York
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Z. t. PARKER,
H.. M..4. o @ Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

Qu4rRrEME CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NILE.
de la NouYeleOr6ans. ORLEANS VI. MICHi-
NARD.-No 14025.
I'm VERTU efutA writ dc saisie ct vente N
- moi adresss par ftionorabe Quareme gour de District
de II Nouvele Orleans dams aire pocederai
LUNDI, 10 de novenhre 1860 midi, H6tel de la Cste
de Ia Commune, les du Camp dies Magasins
Ia yene pubque ct adjudication de la propriate
la description, SAVIOR
TIoseme District ILET 20 borne par rues Champs
Ulysses de Craps DIES Grands honmes arguy Deux ter
rains dams 10 dir et les dimensions snvantes
Tn DIES dts terFans ome ange Craps Marny
ct mesn'e 81 peds de face Ia Magny 2S peds
proondeur ct aure terrain dams lie ilet mesnre 81
pieds de face Ia Margny 10 pieds de profondeu
Saisie dams raiiaire i-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladiudication
+. T. Parker,
oil NIB 10 Sheriff de In Paroisse d Orleans.
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ssz a1SESsss yr aki.4Gk6a-42I, " nsi
liz ST. thaElss continues TO supply tins
LOSS or TEBfH without wires OF springs,
IZ.-ki apou his principle Of self adhesion Tiis
rehc hes presumed hin universal appreciation and
Inen9l beng he ingenious system Of supplying ARTl
flNAl TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation and acaion and perfect and natural
IN dsy detection by the closest observer d.
Vests mehod Of nlrg teeth with gold Combines AL the modern
Those interested will Hd these statements to De
snrey and setupuouSy Dr. his siaeete
thanks tho inhabitants New Orleans and vicinity feE he
extensive practice they have aversd with for the last fifteen
fFnrn Iafa sffsS c7sre as5f
ONIONS IS tiurees, land ng Ship Touon, sale by
~ s. WOLFF,
sells ,rasi and Naur Iagee str
u sails by 4. d. GRATIAA & CO.,
Hy2 50 gsssonhegss stysss.
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9HERTRR,s sAI.Es


f''a RsFg o sss4F cry 81 s 2 asAf
RY VIRTUE Of d writ Of seizure and sale
New ofieaIs n HI sbogs a ,tii arsda ~ VIII II
pu9is auction q the city Hotel Common st5ee between cp
l59 a. IL O'Clock NJ, the following descrSed property
All Tie Rights TITLES and Ine-est Or the defendant ~
Ss9tGana k9ssIt5 e md % certain lot Of ground Till
o. ed i e P sf 9 aea y s e II s' 5a9fe
s n9eeasa AZ Sg E ssgp T. Gsrg p7a @
4be baldhss On tle raid lot Of grrnd consisting u two
TEKAS-Gash On Tie spot.
Sheriff the Parish Of otleana.
ooga DE D.sor 70 ar HIHE PH u E SE5E
dsla Noagslo, oTlsnis. GIaNA ROBERTS. 10. 30.
EHIIN VI1RTU dun writ d. saisie ct vents n
T. sga p sS.f par Gagsme coaf e District
yaSnR EI a Dc dteemtre 1850. mli riI5el % IA C6
" yshle pa6que et adjudication de ia proprise don't
Top gs Droils Tires 1nteIct de Ia dsena.ree Geor
a h2oe5s a. terrain sispd dams z Premier District da
P9mne Caro9dest Ct aysat Is pads De lace IL rus S.
Ensemble oues ss basisses ct authorizations oui ~
enyent CONSTANT uaisen cuisine dex Cages
sai!!e dams l,atfairo oi ,dessus
cohDffioAs-comPtant au moment DC Perturbation.
nlz Duo u sh4rif de Ia Paroisse d'oriaans.
SoUGTg y D.sgnoT counr cray oF NEW ORLEANS
r., q rev 5risans j. u. MONFFnRD-Ne. l3, 425
Rf VIRTUE of q tyEit of Geri Faefas to
~ me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
OF Hew Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell at public auction, al the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY the 23l
dag oI November 1860 at Y O'Clock ~, the following
;, a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the 1,..
second District OF this CITY, In tire square No ST. bounded I
by Main, St Ann Dauphn and Burgundy Streets EM
measures sixty four feet less Main street. by sixty
four feet more les il depth The whole, WIN more fully
ppeaF y to the Assessment Roll of said District filed
in the office Of the Treasurer o this ciiy
Together with all the buildings improvements thereon
Seized In the above suit.
TERMs-Cash the spot.
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=, TO FAnIIlltEs-TO rArlILrEs.

4 WRIGHT s. cos CATALOGUE Of t;EatIfHk
= and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprieors prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5 street
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LEGAL NOTICES. wi


Of New Orleans NJ II 7:75 IN tSiuh
WHEREAS. .TOfn w. CoIi5ns has ,,atsu
w the Court for Letters Of Administration n ina
estate of the late Edwin Rgby deceased infestate - 49,
Notice hereby given 10 ali whom may concern IN stn
cause within ten DAYS why the prarer Of the said naions
should not be granted - : - $3.50 F
81 order of fhe Court @@@
@ : = -4oi'f'A' Dsp''S 'is'k.
,- r, = r., : - ., ,...
DEpAlhs Y OouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE EDWIN
a - ;! aSS que Jon n " collins a pFesente
;;t y 1out fehet 9 opehlr les eres q Al
Ia succession ae leu EDWIN Rugby, DECIDE
i'. / ..a -. 49,. u, .s.,u. 5., ). ,-....,
S pa[ ~ present aoig eus cenN que ceta pent con
Ii' az sous aH louts ies falsohs pour les
I az 9,d ire de Ia eour; 5.,,.,, ~, ,,,,,,
nv - y - 49, : e ao1E1, Depnle Grelher
rv,,. gvyT, 80,
IN Assessment RON n he = f 500 M H. TIE
sentative Dses irst WnnieinaI Drct Win tia epe
for examination ana at Rodm M Civ We T @
from 10 o'clock A. N. till o'clock P. N.
sen 3ot w. EMERSON. Recorder.
:. -1,-,,- - -, - . - - = ---
second nstrictNotiee hereby given the Tax
oil tue second Dtlc CITY OF New Orleans that the State
Rolls oil laoV are now in possession All
lg are requested TO call at No ~ St
ann stLee pweeh koS and Gartres streets where the rolls
Tor public
un o'clock r NJ Sundays excepted during thirty days
commencing from the list DAY OF october. :
,o,. ASAIOBB BLACHE,
% 2Ot recover o. the Second District.
NTxiu,TT,ET ~, sU. mn n, :. W =, :. 80, . -
IN = IL - "a - = T. EsSS tE
wards Tbiri iticI n he ee rgaa and Ninth
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sEcosP DISTRICT eoURr} SUCCESSION OF EDwINRIGBy
of New Orleans No 1875.
ENHEREAS, john w. Collins has pet5-
w toned the Court for Letters Administrations on the
estate of the late Edwin Rigby deceased intestae--
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
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n a-ral, RHODES " C4S0SVyG.i4I., Successors
sss&TS fs13 to j. e. MATTHEWS & CO.
s-X2--SS CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. md syerv1bine ma
for BGldng aud Repairing Car fges kept for sa
AAbES suitable Cane f.ys with Tnch Pffs
and Eus A. Ma Sf f1ranier Ne Gfieene mil ~
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2. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Psish Of Orleans.

oUATRIESE Corr DE DIsTRer Ia VILE DE La MILE
deia NonSeiie'oFiSans osRsEA6S vs. j. J
Eo' EERTu dun writ de fierI facias a
de Nonvelle 0roans dams ae cdessns e procedera e
NENDREDI % de novembre 1866, midi PHotel la Cite
rue de la Commune, les Camp des Magasins
la description sayoir--
uN TERRAIN siu6 dams 10 Denxieme District de cette
Vile dams iet No. 81 borne par Maine Ste Anne
Haphe ct Bougagne lie dit terrain seixane-nnatre
ned Plus GU moins de face Z Ia dG Maine soiane
sorier de cette vile. -
trouyent a. '
sase dams laffaire cidessus. y@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization.
j.. I. Parker,
OF NIB % ShErff de Ii Parn{ss itf )ri Sans
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FouRTn DISTRICT CouRr CITY or NEW ORLEANS vs..
~ Of New Orleans S MICHINARD.-Go. II OPS.
III tIISNGEGiOf whit of seizure and sale
to me directed by the Honorable the fonrh District Court
O NeFE Iieans in the above entitled viii proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common
tween Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, tile
day Of Noyernber 1850 Y o'clock NJ, the following
scribed property, to wit
Third District, SQUARE 20 bounded by Elysean Fields
Craps Greatmen and Mafiny Streets
said square, and having The following
lots forms the Of Craps and Marsny
"a feet on Aargny street. by l2S feet depth Another Lot
Ground in has Marigny
street, by I'D feet in dePth.
Seized in the above suit
IERAs-Cash on the spot
n p
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certify foregoing copy of the original extant
Witness my hand and seal at New Orleans on the 18th day
Of April, A, d. 1861
aW WALTER Il. PETERS, N. P.
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An EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-The st. Louis Re
| nnhlican hos the fnlIo1rinrr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
The Home Guards.

According 70 previous announcement ,h-,uJ,
0~'arafdN, a puoi, meeting was he'd al the O,y,
on Saturday evening. the 24,h Irs, I, wa, 80
Of the largest and most u1lnlmcu. in ser,iro,,
that was ever held a, this pace before. H.,
Charles 4. Brus.c, organized the meeting h,
proposing the following names for prssiIsr;
Wee Presidents and Secretaries. gh,.b o.
carried by acclamatloG:
IrCSljcnl,
aoC.PHE HEBEa-.
TuS Presidents:
Ihcrgs c B.oHG, PAU i. Us-r
kaL.aIi NctIav0cn, Edward IaB',,'
Pierre R!cLs-.
St1fqrSI
r Ioie., : TeICo.s, Frau v. Goo5sv,
LOUIS 5. BaGiL
Hon. Charles 4 BrIs,6 moved fla, ,oo-
mile Of five be appointed by the char. :, lrs,,
up resolutions expressive OF TIA sens. If ia
meeting Ine chair appointed the f~o!oyIn,
grG'.ru.en Oh sad committee Hon. Charl.s
bfusi6. James A. iuchaIJ, Joseph o. TerrfIi
Macmillan Leblanc. FELIX Roth
The committee lu.u Irtrcl. during their .b.
s,rc- Gen. u. = ROzsca4 ami MarAA. Es.,ya,
t.sa were called upII, ant wro came forward,
aud vtife>sed tue meetrg for upwards Of two
nral, Tn. committee having returned, Hon.
Charles \. bups,c, read on IT'S behalf the follow.
% . 70 'tut,4 winch We're 'usnlmously adopted
NnrPshs. Inc election ol Lincoln aud Han.
Into the Proficiency a.d it,c Presidency oilbs
luiled >ldi"s Is al o.lt a.. sga,us, SOu,hero
iI.hi,. ilsre oIe
Ben Esaig-l. t., Ve hail with lOy tie
taIe picciamatlu, c,.r. 90 .uo- conyenlug The
Stale LEGISLATURE Iu extraordinary session 10
ianr MO consideration i4u interest OF OuI Stale
rr the present alarming condition otthe country.
=. Ecscir.d. lnat ~ the pres ut emergency
We aye ready and with : 10 c.rnd aud susaia
our Constitutional nights - tie death, m the
Cnou u We can. out ct lie UuIoH II We must.
3. RCsOirei, That We the Hnme-
date organization Of a company oi Minute Men
/ Tor the protection OF our "a,idrs aud Ere-side,"
On motion OF L. Rodoiph NerOols sbd seconded
toy James 4. Putchard. is was turtter resolved
that tie proceedings OF tins meeting he published
~ tne Gazette 4 S~eIrInei aHd Weekly Magnolia.
% mOjiUu Of thal.ts !. brusie, a resolution
was adopted Dy 4 Unanimous vote lot Organizing
a MIiltdi, company. and calling upon all present
10 come forward sud enroll tneIr names, VINCE
response vas fully complied with.
Ua motion. II was resolved that We should sp
point OH officers forthwith.
James \. rrtchaId proposed the name OF Hoo
Charles a. Brusle tor Captain, who was unanl'
mous.y elected.
/. Rodoipn Ver0os, proposed tbs nance 9
jaime, A. Frtchald Tor FIIst Lieutenant an
Ibumas {. Brown Tor Second Lieutenant, VII
wee 10Th unanimously elected
4. RoIoiph NcIbo,s, moved hat thl. con
many should be called Tie home Guards, waIt
name was received vita great Satisfaction.
On motion, OF Hon &. A. bruslc, To. mee'ir
adjourned to meet again next Ssiurl"y ai'ernoc
the hrsi INST, al 8 O'Clock
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lFor the Gaze tie & Sentinel.
Slaves Acknowledged to be Proper
ty by all the Trainers Of the Con-
stitBtion.

On tae 18th Of November, 1777, Congress
Transmitted for the consideration Of the res
pectIve Legislatures Of the States, "a plan of
Confederacy, for securing the freedom, SOW
ereignty and independence Of the United
States" In that plan (See Elliot's Debates,
vol. /, p. 99,) we find the following language:
Permit us then earnestly to recommend
these articles to the immediate and dispass
sionste attention Of the Legislature Of the re-
spectlve States. Let them be candidly re.
viewed under a sense of the difficulty Of con-
vening in one general system, the various
sentiments and interests Of a continent, divi-
ded in 50 many sovereign and Independent
communities, under a conviction Of the abso.
lutte necessity Of limiting all our c~ounsels and
all our strength, to maintain and defend our
common Liberties. Let them be examined
with liberality becoming brethren and fellow
citizens, surrounded by the same imminent
dangers, contending for the same illustriou,
prIze, and deeply interested in being forever
bound and connected together by ties tn
most intimate and d~issolubie."
How, then can It be asserted that the State
we're not sovereign, IN the face Of this expires
, declaration Of the members Of the Continents
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

The BENEFIT OF Even INTENDING TO AD-
vERTIsE This fact was clearly established
on Wednesday last. On that day ayoung
gentleman came into our Office, stating that
he had the day previous lost a double cased
gold hunting watch, and wished us to adver-
tise it. All right, said we, and be took his
leave. But he had not been gone fifteen min
utes, before the finder entered, upon a similar
errand. Fortunately, the watch had fallen
into the hands Of a gentleman, who found II
"kicking" in the common. So, the end Of i
was that the young man got his watch again
free of expense, and just in time to wind her
up-snd all through his alacrity in coming t.
our office to advertise it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
& SENII\EL.
pGBLISUED EVERY SATURDAY EN
w. p. BRADBURN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PL.AQUENllNli
Saturday, December !. 1850.

TIE MINUTE MEN.-lt will be recoi-
lected that An adjourned meeting of the MI
mute Men takes plac. Mt the Court House to-
night at : o'clock, for tbe purpose IF perfect.
ing the organization, aud when those among
them who desire to do so can take steps "a
form a volunteer m, tsry company, aud surely
there are plenty of young men amongst Us
with the spirit to do this.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

South AMERICAN CANE SUGAR.-Nr. W.
A. SMITH, the enterprising manager Of the
estate of Mr.. VESrREss, below Bayou Gnula,
has sent us a beautiful specimen Of sugar,
with the following inscription upon the pack
age: This sugar was made from the South
American cane, about the 18th Of October
last. think, if planted in old land, it ma
lures equally as soon as our common cane
This sugar is very white, has a fine crystalline
appearance, and cannot fail to class A. No. |
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

BY virtue Of a writ Oi seizure sud saep
IN. directed nom IL, Honorable the s.itn
Distinct Court vi the State vi LOUISIANA, ~
and ior The Parish Of lb.rVilir, itsuei III tie
.no9e entitled aud Numbered csuar. ] have
seized aud viii offer at pu".ic sale, To '~s
highest and lsst bidder,
SfTURDA \, 5M day Of JANtARl
mex, 1861. at IL O'Clock, y. NJ at the Cour.
lloc,t ui this Parish, the following dtscr'Oed
anu mortgagrd property, 10 vt .
Lot No. one, measuring so"Hty tnsee tee'
in lroul by oHe hundred and eighteen itet IL
depth, bounded rs it.ovs, in front by Short
street. in thy rear bs lot ut James CarlIn, On
, tie right 10y lot No. Two, ana on the LETT SIDE
by PjpGin street, together with all TIE build.
,ngs aud improvements thereon being shd
belonging, 10 pay and satisfy the sun Of Two
hundred dollars, with interest at eight per
cent per annum, from the 10th January 1901
and costs in cash on the day OF sale, tso
hundred dollars payable on tue Odd January
1861, with . per cent interest per anIiu"
! from the goth January 1861, till paid; two
hundred dollars payable on the 23d January
1862, with 8 D e cent interest per annum Iron
the Goth January 1862, TIL paid, and the bal
ancesof said price, II there be any, payable 10
cash, on the day Of sale.
Parish Of lberville, Nov. 2Slh 1860.
decl THEO. BLANCHARD, Sher'f.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01
TTAT DE LA L0UISIANE-PARoIs
IL d'Iberville-Cour du 6eme District
Marie ArthGmise Guidry, Admx, Rs
B~arthclmy Perron, Adm.


En- vertu dun ordre de sals.e ct yenie Q mo-
adresse par rHon'ble. Cour du Seine. Dlslfa
Judiciaire en- Ell pour la parolsss dlberyile, lano
dams Ia cause ci-dessus iutitulee ct numeIo'ee,
J'ai saisie ct Jexpo,erai eu ven'e puoaque "
plus offrant Ct dernier eIcherIsseur,
SAMEDI k 5 JAN VIER prooadir,
1860, A IL heures, ,. NJ, 4 Ia maison de couio o.
ceite ~paroisse, les prophecies cl-apres deei'"
ct ~hypotheques, savoir: '.,.,.
Lot No. /, mesurant soixante trleze p'eoso'
face avec cent dix hut pieds de ps'
fondeur, borne en- face au par devant par 'srss
Short, Gu arriere par lot de James Csrl'n' ~
| cote drote par lot No. 2, ct sur le cote caucus
par la rue Plpkin, ensemble svec toules -,
Batisses ct ameliorations qui sy trouven',
Y appsrtiennent pour payer 1t satlsla're
somme de deux cent piastTes avec in.s'.'
8 pour cent par au du 20 Jsnvier leoo, a.
frais compliant lie jour dc la vente. Deui co.,
plsstres payable lie 20 JAW. 1861, sSee 'nuS as
as pour cent par an du 20 Janvier leoi,Iu.s.
a Placement. Deux cents p~lastres Payso.
% Janvier 1862, svec s pour cent o" mi
du 20 Jauvier 1852, jusqu' a paisnent
balance du prix d'adjud'cstlon, 81
PAYABLE compliant le jour de 10 vents,
THEO. BLANCHARD. sD'"
| p.ro,s,. d'Ib.rille, lie a Now 1850
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-01

MELANCHOLY DEArH.-We learn from
the Picdyune. that the Academy Of Mr.. Nc
Nair, near Summit, Miss, a hourishing insti'
tuition of learning for boys, was set on fire by
some unknown person or the night Of the oath
INST, and totally consumed; sad to relate, says
the above paper, zone Of the pupils, Master
J n. BRows, 40 orphan, whose brother is d
planter near New River, was, we regret Il
saw, consumed in the fire." This lad vas
doubtless, the son of our late fellow citizen
Jas. N. Brown, ESQ, Of Manebsc.