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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

4 MARRIAGE IN ALABAMA IL lT00.-Up-
OH the Tombigbee and lake Tensaw the
people still lived without laws and tho
rite Of matrimony. For years, the SEX
es had been in the habit of pairing of
and living together, with the mutual
promise of regular marriage, whenmin-
listers OF magistrates should make their
appearance in the country.
An amusing incident will here be re-
lated, iii which ayoung couple were uni
ted by . fuuctiouary not hitherto known
as participating in such sacred rites.
The house Of Samuel Minis, q wealthy
Indiana co~Untrynan, was the most spa
cious in the country, and hitherto the
young and gay iocked 10 parties, and
danced 10 the music furnished by the Gre
olcs Of Mobile and others, for the coun-
try abYuudcd with Eddlers Of high and
low degree. Daniel Johnson and Miss
Elizabeth Under had, for some time, low
cd each other. She was Tich, and he
vas poor, and, Of course, the parents Of
the former objected 10 a pairing. On
Christmas night, a large party was as
scmbled at "Old sam Minis" and the
very forests IcsOunded with music and
merry peals Of laughter. In the midst
Of the enjoyment, the lovers, in compa-
lily with several young people Of both
sexes, secretly left the house, entered
some canoes, padded down the lake
Tensaw, into the Alabama, and arrived
at fort Stoddart an hour before day
light. Captain Shaumberg, who had
risen early 10 make his egg nogg, was
implored TO Join the lovers in the bonds
of m%atrimony. The proposition as
founded the good naturcd old German,
who protested his ignorance of all such
matters, and assured them that he was
only a military commandant, having no
authority whatever to make people man
and wife. They cntreated, telling him,
with truth, that the federal government
had placed him there as a general pro-
tector and regulator of affairs, and that
the case before him demanded his sane
ton and adjudgment. After the egg
nog@ had circulated pretty freely, the
commandment placed the lovers before
him, and in a stentorian voice, pronoun-
ced the following marital speech
Il, Capt. Shaumberg, of the I'd regi-
ment Of the l. 5. army, and comman-
dant Of Fort Stoddart, do hereby pro-
nounce you man and wife. Go home
behave yourselves, multiply and replcn-
ish the Tensaw country"
The happy pair entered their canoes,
rowed back to the boat yard, and were
pronounced by the whole settlement
1.-THE best married people they had known
in a long time"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
Varieties.

Not long since, an eloquent legal
pleader was at the Drury Lane theatre,
witnessing the playof Macbeth. In the
scene where Macbeth questions the wit
chcs, in the cavern, what is't we do y
they answered A deed without a
name !" This phrase struck the saga
cious lawyer, who exclaimed "Adeed
without a name Why, it's void"
A gentleman rode up to a pub
lic-house in the country, and asked,
"Who is the master of this house ?-I
am sir" replied the landlord; my wife
has been dead about three weeks"
II is better TO love a lady that you can
not marry, than to marry a lady that
YOU cannot love. This is a short text
for a long sermon, which human expert.
cnce will continue to "preach until tho
last syllable of recorded time"
A man is the hcalthiest and happiest
when he thinks the least either Of health
or happiness. To forget an i'll is half
the battle; it leaves easy work for the
doctors.
We suppose that the man who, in tho
hour ofdanger, turns pale and makes his
escape, may be said to come of in flying
colOrs.
A gentleman who spoke Of having
been struck by a lady's beauty was ad-
vised to kiss the rod
WHY'S a young lady from a board
ing school like a building committee ?
Because she is ready to receive propo-
sails.
Life may be merry as well as useful,
Every person that owns a mouth has al
ways a good opening for q laugh.
A printers devil wanting to kiss his
sweetheart, addressed her as follows {:
"Miss Lucy, can have the pleasure Of
placing my imprint" on your "bill
Isn't it rather an odd fact in natural
history that the ~softest water 10 caught
when it rains the hardest
Why is a butchers cart like his bootsf
Because he carries his CALVES there. I"
Fashion is the race Of he.adl to get
away from the poor, who follow as last
as they can.
II is seldom that meanness Of DISPOSE
ton is found associated with high men.
tai attainments.
In the cup are drowned more than in
the sea.
Don't you mean to get married, my
dear sir?
! No my dear widow; I'd rather loos'
! all the ribs I've got than take another
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALES.
State ofLouisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
Judicial District Court.

George NJ. n Jno. w. MurrelI rs. Estate
OF Jno. Hagan, jr.-No. 1921.
pG virtue of il writ Of Fl. Fa, from The
~ aforesaid Court, issued IN the above eati-
ted and numbered cause, 70 me directed, ] have
seized and will offer al public sale, on the pre-
misses. inst opposite the town Of Bayou GUuia,
in This parish, FOE CASH, on
SATURDAY the III day Of APRIL
next, 1860, at II 4. NJ, the following described
and mortgagcd property, to Wit:
a CERTAIN PLANTATION situated in
said parish of ibervlie, on the left bank of The
river Mississippi, on the upper SIDE Of the
poin, next bplo the Church OF 81. Gabriel,
and composed of-FIrsl:
TRACT OF LAND measuring eleven ar
penis front, by a depth Of thirty five 10 forty
arpen,s, bounded above by lands u Bernard
Alan, aud below by a trac, Of land Lereina'-
rer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATRACT OF LAND situated about five
arpent, lower down the river Mississippi, mea.
sufiro five add 4 half argent, more or less m
trout, By Il depth Of about twenty eight arPents;
bounded above hy IN. tract OF land neNi de--
cuhpd, and below ~ land belonga ~ to he neirS
of Cornelius B.llWjn.
Third-AND MOTHER TRACT OF
LAND measuring five arpeuts front on The
RIVER Mississippi, aud running back twenty
c ght arpenls 10 a point where iIs side lines
i~u'erseCI each otupr-lhe said JraCt Intervening
between lie two above described and bounded
on both sides by the same; together wiki all
he Buildings and Improvements, Stock,
Houses, Cattle, Carts, Farming Utensils and
lump ements OF IIusbaudry attached to said
plantation and thereto aPPertaimng-and the
following SLAVES:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
State OF Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-0th

District Court.
In matter of Estate of Samuel Nc
Fadden, deceased.
DY virtue Of an order or decree 10 me
. directed from the llon'ble. the aforesaid
Court, bearing date 23d February, 1860, or.
dering end drcreeipg the sale Of the property
belonging to the succession of Samuel Nc
Faddrn, deceased, | viii offer at public sale
TO the highest and last bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, the 26ih DAY Of MARCH
next, 1860, at II O'Clock, q. ~, at the Court
House, the following described property, to
wit:
\ LOT OF GROUND lying and situated
ia the town Of Paquemine, Parish Of her
vIlle, measuring thirty eight feet more or less
iront on Main stree; 10y eighty feet more or less
in depth, bounded towards the river Missis
sippi, 10y a lot belonging TO Victor Donas, on
the opposite side by a lot of Jules Durand and
ia tie rear by i lot belonging 10 francis Gal
lagher, together with all the buildings ard M
p~rove.aents thereon being and theTeunto be-
longing.
Aud also twenty shares Of Stock in Baton
Rouge, Crosse Teie aud OPelousas Railroad
Company.
Terms, Cash, on the spot.
Parish Of lberville, February oath, 1860.
feb25 TlIEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
FOR SHE,
A House and Lot in Jacksonville.

Il The undersigned offers for sale
tlE5.a on liberal terms the House and grounds
- attached, belonging TO him, situated in
the suburb jefferson. on the continuation Of Pla-
auemine street. The house is one formerly
built by a. Gau,hier, with extensive grounds
attached, and al! necessary neutrality-suspicious.
ted nearly opposite TO the residence of Mr.. Cheri.
For further particulars, inquire OF the undersign-
ed, by letter OF otherwise, al Brashear City, pa
rish Of st. Mary.
febi HENRY f. HENAN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
Rhine Wine.

n The undersigned would say to his
r.s< friends and 10 the public generally that
szshaying become sole proprietor of the
fine Wine imported by BlEHLER BROS. he
will pay due attention to the orders of all for a
supply, in bottles or casks. No such quality of
wine can be purchased for so per cent advance
on the sum he asks for it. He asks connoisers TO
give it a trial.
sepI0 GABRIEL BIEHLER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

CONF al OtHe DtS!Ttc JHdtctdtFe.
Succession de Saml. McFadden.
I'm vertu dun ordTe on decret a moi adresse
IL par rHon. Ia susdI;e Cour, date lie % Few
rier, 1860, ordonuant Ia vente des proyrieics
arplrteusnt a Ia succession de teu Samuel
McFddlen, J'expossrai en- ,ente p~ubiIque au
plus nflrant ei dernieur enCherisseur,
MERCREDl lie % MARS proclaim, 1860,
a IL neures A. NJ. a Ia maisOn de Ceur la pro-
prietee CT aprGs dCcri'e. SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situG dams Ia
vile de Plsquemine, Paroisse d'lbervi'le, me
suraut lrenle hut pieds plus an moIns en- face
sur la rue Maine, ayec une profOndeur &c
quaire vingt preds plus on molns, borne On
cote de fleuve par IN t%erTlil. appartensnt a
Victor Donas, du cote oppose par On terrain
apppartenant a Jules Durand, Ell en- arriere par
un terrain apparlenaut a +, ancois Gallagher
! ensemble avec toIte les bilisses ct smelIora
lions y appartenant.
Aussi que wing, Actions dams Ia Compagnit
de Chemin De fer De Baton Rouge, Crosse Tet,
ct Opelnusss.
R.Termes, Compliant.
THEO. BLANCH LRO, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIbervllle, Fevrier &c %, 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

re- who's afraid " said young man
to himself, in order to screw up his cour-
ase to the sticking place.
Why, you are said the object Of his
affection, or you would have taken
courage six months ago
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
BOARDING,

THOSE in want of Board. are invited TO MRs.
L McFADDlN'S on Main street. She keeps
an excellent table and her terms are moderate.
u Dinners or Meals will at all times during
the day, be furnished to those calling on her.
PlaQuemine, Oct. %, 1859. ~
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

Eiate de Ia L0uiSiqHs-PdrOiSss dI6erUUle
Cour du Gme. District.
George NJ. &John W. Murrcll Us. la Sue
c~ession de feu John llagan, Jr.
No. 1921.
Inn veriu dun writ de Fl. IA. a moi aGresse
II par rHon. Ia Cour du CINE District judi
claire, dams la cause cl-dessus intltulce ct nu-
merolee, Jiai saisi. ct J'exposerai en- vente pu-
b'ique, sur les lieux, vis-a-viS Ia vile de Bayou
Goula, dams cette paroisse, al plus otfrant et
dernier encherIsseur, pour du compliant,
S1NEDIh Tme. jour dAFRIL
proclaim, 1860, a IL heures, 4. NJ, les %proprie-
ties hyp%olhequees. ci-npres d%ecritPs, savoir:
"UNE CERTAINE HABITkTlON, situGe
dams ceIte p~aroisse dlberviile, sur la rive
grIche ia leuve Mississippi, au-Iessous de la
po.nle en- has de lEglise ST. Gabriel, ct COM
pOsee de
10. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE mesu-
rant ONE arpenls de face, sur une profondeur
de trCnte cinq a quarante srpen,s; borne en-
haut par rerre de Bernard Allan, ct en- bas par
un morcean De rerre ci-apr6s decrit.
%. UN MORCEAU De TERRE shue a
peu pres cinQ arpents plus bas sur lie fleuve
Mississippi, mesurant cling arpents et demie de
face plus on molns, sur une protondeur den~
virons vingt HUT arpents; borne en- haut par la
terre ci.apres decrite, ct Ell has par la terre des
heriIiers de Cornelius Baldwin.
80. EFT UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE
TERRE. mesurant cling arpenis de face sur
lie fieuve Mississippi, courant en- arriere viugt
huit arpents a M point on les lignes des cote'
Sc c|oupent; borne en- haut Ell en- has par les
morceaux ci-deSsus decrits; ensemble avec les
batisses ct smeiiorations, chevaux, betes a
cornes, outils aratoires, appar,enant a Ia dite
habitation.
Ell les ESCLANES s~nirants.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

SHERIFF'S SALES.
state OF LouisianH--E'arish OF her
willie, sixth District Court.

James Il. Raby rs. George w. Roberts &
David =. Flynn.-No. 1891.
DY virtue OF a writ Of seizure and sale direct
ID ed 10 the Sheriff of the parish Of Iberville
from the Hon. the aforesaid Court, in the above
entitled aud numbered cause. | have seized and
will offer at public sale II the highest and last
bidder.
on SATURDAY APRIL :, 1860,
81 II o'clock A. NJ, the following described pro-
perry. 10 wit:
Certain Tracts or Parcels Of Land. containing
five hundred and ninety seven and a half acres
more or less. situated. lying and being in the
parish OF lbervi,Ir. IN Township Eight. Range
Nine East, in the South Eastern District. TO pay
and satisfy the sum Of lin cash. Isl. the balance
due on the first note payable yon the lst day o.!
January 1853. To wit: the sum OF FIVE hundred
art thiIiy "3.IOO dollars with interest az six per
crut from he LIST Of January. 1858, 20 the lt
OF January. 1859. aud ) per cent. thereafter I'M
III paid: ai,o IL cash To pay and satisfy the full
amount Of the second note due and payable on
the lSt day II January. 1860, 10 vii The sum
OF eleven hundred and twenty SIX G6-lu0 dollars
with interest At 6 per cent from the lst of Janu-
dTy, 1888, 10 the ist January. 1850, and : per
cent thereafter until paid aud costs. cash: and Tor
The laird note Tor Ire sum OF one thousand one
hundred AMI twenty SIX O6-lOO dollars due on
the lst January, 1851, on Terms of credit 10 cor
respond with lis tenor and maturity a. provided
in article CSC Of the code Of practice.
Sale 10 be made al the residence Of David I.
Flynn, on Bayou NaIansouin in this parish.
JOS. II. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
March 9Th. 1860. Imbl0
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
GAZETTE G SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
RRADBURN & JENNINGS.
office on Vain sIrrcI.--

IEfE1S.
SUBSCEIPTiON-Ter au8um. Three Dollars
and FUN Cents, Il parI 10 uayauce-FINe Dollars per
suuun Al not paid at tue time Of subscubIus.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the
rate OF Ouc Dollar per square fpltJn lines CrlcsSl f"rtae
first. and ! nv Gents for every suLsrgucntinser'Iou. 1
liberal discount, hrseveT. rr tg",r rates viii be mace On
advertisements inserted for two months or more.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDtTES-Ten Dollars
for all office M each Iluvuar e-inSarahiy ~ adNanc"
NOTICES. 10, exceeding three CT
four hues, viii bc c~l-rrfrll, inserted without charge
ba'taosU OF greater iens,a WILDE charged as advertise,
prrut-.
Jos WORK-CasA Oh delivery.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
Fiat &c la observation-disclosures d'Ibervi!le-
Cour du Sixieme District.

Fiat &c la Louisiane-PaTolsse d'Ibervi!le-
Cour du Sixieme District.
James Il. Raby IS. George ". Roberts
Ell David =. Flynn.-No. 1897.
I'm ver'u dun writ de saisie ct vente a moi
Il adresse par Hon. Ia su>-d!te Cour dams la
cause ci-dessus inLju.Ge ct numerotGe, Jai sal
sic ct J'exposerai en- vente p~uLlique au plus Of
fraut ct dernier encheriSSeur,
SAJIEDI lie / AVRIL proclaim,
1860, D IL heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites ct hypothequees, SAVIOR:
Certain Morceaux lou TTactsl de TeIre me-
, surant cinq cent Ell quatre vingt dix sept Ell de-
! ME arpents plus GU moins. siluGs dams la pa rOisse
d'Iberyille dams ie Township s. Range Q Est,
| District Sud Est, pour payer et s%atIsiaIre aux
| sommes lcomptant 10. la balance due sur le
premier billet payable lie Ter Janvier 1859, sa-
voir ia sOmme de cinq ceut ct soixante trols
! 33-l00 pias'res avec inlerel a 6 pour ceut dI Ter
Janvier 1855 ma Ter .Janvier 1859. ct a s pour
cent De ceIte date lusqu'au pa. ement--2o. Ia SOM
ne De onze cent viugt six G6-lOO p~iastTes, mon
! iant du second billet. avec les intGTeis a 6 pour
| cent du Ter Janvier 1859 au Ter Janvier 1850, ct
pour cent d'interet apres cette date ~lusqu'au
plrtiit pa'ement ct les fraIs comptant-et pour
Ia s0mme de ONE cent vIngt six 6G-IO0 p'astres,
| mouIaut du troisieme billet, due ct payable Ter
Janvier 1861 aux termes de c,edit correspondent
an ieneur ct echeance du dit billet. cOn.OrmG-
meut a Particle ESQ du code de procedure.
La yeute aura leu a Ia residence de David
p. Flynn, sur Ie Bayou Msrngouin en- cette pa
rolsse. JOS. IL. ERWIN,
Dep. Sheriff.
lie 5 Mars, 1850. lmhlO
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
HAASE BROS.
Ladies Dress Goods
AND
Plantation Goods

they particularly call attention to, as also their
extensive stock Of
Ready Made Clothing.
They will not pretend 10 give a list of their
stock in the com pass OF an advertisement, but
request all who are in want of
Cheap Goods,
to give them a call, as they feel fully satisfied
thai purchasers will not 20 away fromlheif store
dissatisfied. loc23l HAASE BROS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

Fiat de Ia LoaiSidRe, PdrOiSse dlJerriHe-
COur du Gme. District Judiciairc.
Madame NJ. +. Boissac rs. X. &. Downes.
No. 1904.
I'm vertu dun writ de saisie ct vente de PHo-
II norable la sus.dite Cour a moi adresse dams
la cause ci-dessas intitulee et numerotee, J'ai
saisie ct JexPoseIai en- vente Publque, au plus
otIrant Fl deruier encherisseur, pour du compliant,
S1MEDI 6 I AFRIL proclaim,
1850. a IL heuies A. NJ, a la maison de Cour de
notre paroisse dams la vile de Piaquemine, tous
les droits, %titres, Intereis ct pretentions do delen-
deur Richard Z. Downes en- Ell a Ia proprietc hy-
pothequee, ct ci-apres decrite, sasoir:
"UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams
cette paroisse d'lberville, sur "a rive droite du
fleuye Mississippi, ct e%nvirons vingt arpen's d.
chemin publique, ct IN mile audessous de la
vile de rl%aquemine. mesurant trois arpents ct
demie De face vers lie feuve, plus GU moins, sur
une profondenr de soixante aTpents plus on
MONS, ct cunlenant un superficie de deux cent
dix arpents plus ou moins."
Pour payer ct s~aiisfaire lie dit writ ct frais.
THE0. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Paroisse d'IberyiI!e, 5 Mars, 1860. mhl0
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Pour payer et sati-f4irp Ia Gjt writ ct frais.
TIlED BLANCHARD. S.hcrif.
ParOisse dIbarviile, Fen. 18th, 1860.
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Court House Exchange.
LADD, WEBSTER & co.'s.
Eight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FAMILIES AND PLANTATION USE.

ffNHlS MACHINE, after a very faithful inves-
Il tigalon by the most scientific and practical
men OF this country, is pronounced the ne plus
ultra of all modern inventions.
In simplicity, durability aud strength il far ex-
ceeds any other now in existence. 1t is perfectly
easy TO manage, quick in its operation, never IL
aole to get out OF order if properly used, and
gives q stitch on both sides alike which cannot
be excelled For sale by
decl7 BlEHLER BROTHERS.
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To pay and satisfy said writ and costs.
THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
Parish of lbervIl'e, Feb. 29lh, 1860.