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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

Supcrv isu:s-Di,lr;c Court.
The Board Of Supervisors and tho Dis.
trict Court have hcen in session during the
week: No very Important business trans.
acted. The newly elected county officers
qualified and took possession. The Board
of Supervisors voted hereafter to take coun.
ty orders in full for delinquent taxes
Whether the Supervisors should thus con.
firm the decision Of the Supreme Court was
the occasion Of much eloquent debate, but
was finally happily settled in the afiirma'
1--WE. The Court may now sit in peace.
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r. 4. ".
The regular meetings Of the Red Wing Lodge
No. 5. Of f. \. MI,o,s, viii be held on tho LIST
and 81 Monday Of each month, at Masonic
Hall, in DAYS Block.
W. ". PHELPS, W. NJ.
j.. L. BAKER, Sec
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r MBER FOR ~P D q C E
II The subscriber is now prepared to fur
nishthe community with every quality of
i u M j j. e,
ALSO, SHINGLE AND LATH!
On bast terms, and will ke
WHEAT, OATS AND co RN,
ana almost every kind Of PRODUCE in
exchange for the same, for which he will allow
the highest market price. So bring along your
produce and carry away the lumber, all ye that
want . comfortable home for yourselves and
families WV. FREEBORN,
at the Upper Mill.
Red Wing, August 81. 1853. 1O7tf
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Fire Department.. .-.
At the annual meeting Of the Fire Dc
partnent Of tho City Of Red Wing, held on
Wednesday evening I'd. 1860, the following
persons were elected officers for tho ensuing
year:
Jesse Mc1ntire. Chief Engineer. J. G
Pierce, First Assistant Engineer WIN. P
Brown Second Assistant Engineer. F
Joss Secretary. T.J Clark, Treasurer.
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SpOTtlnSs
We notice few Dakotas in town on a
brief visit from their brethren in the Wis
consin timber. They report the winters
hunt as quite succcssfal-120 deer, 20 bear
Chippewa, and an abundance Of small game
having been killed. Thoy are b,:sily ex-
changing fars and venison for groceries, to
take tack to the hunters,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
lT 1sT OE LETTERS
IL Remaining in the Red Wiag Post Otfic,
on the first Of January, 1860:
A
Abill Joseph, Albeats Nilaas,
Alley John, Adams Mrs Caroline
B
Blakesly FL BOSNIAN F
Branston John Brown L D
Barris LYMAN Beers B
Bell John NJ BIC
J C
-hapman Anthony Craig A DIS
C;rtis Frank A Canell John
Dumas Joseph Often Miss Allan
l E
Ennis H Engel Wilhelm
i Emerson Silas Ebnaterson Suisa
F
Felderquest Peter Francis A Jr
Farnsworth Miron Fartig John
Frickland Carl Fronsdale Miss 6
Frosket Marcus
Green Charles A Goulding William 2
Golden Miss Mary GlAshan Chas NJ
Granger William H
Fl a..
Hart J c Hager Barthoid
Halbert Edward T Hemenway H H & Co
Harris J Hslgrimson Filing
Haskell Pratt Hulse P E
tiolship George
Joy Samuel z InRersoll WN
lverson Lynn .,"
Kirkland Henry Kennedy William
Keith Charles NJ
Larson John
NJ -.....'..
NalmstenMiss NIL McGlinn John
Merger + William
Nelson Peter
Otis & W Oleson Charles
lOleson Miss Annie R
| P
Page James NJ Peterson &C
Payle Jesse Philips Charles
Patsinger Balzer Parker A w
Phyer W Pilgren F
r
Rusch Ludwig Buther Hew
Rigler Fred Robertson Jacob 8
s
Smith & Califf Smith Rudolph
Searle Miss E K Snyder Daniel
Smith George Mrs Stone Mrs Julia 3
Smell Sutton S Sonderson Torn
Semer F Syegenen Peter
Sechte Henry
T
Tucker Rev f G Tracy sc
Taft FN TAYLOR John
Trondsen Nels
| w
Wilson A P Wilson Miss Elsada 2
Wing S Wiedley James
V
Van Buren, Peter Van Wagner l.
Venderstrom John P Volmer Hermann
| Persons calling for any of the above letter
will please say Advertised"
I IT, C.. HOFFMAN p n
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/. u. Ul &. +.
Rcd VIA. Lodge No. 10, ofthc above named
or.lcs hold their regular meetings every Tues
day evening. at 81 O'clock, Mt the Hall for
mcrly known as the Dc,nocrati: Club Room.
A. MEACilAM, w. &. T.
JONI Saith, ". S.;
YOUNG MEMS, SENATE
This body meets every Friday evening at TIL
Court House. All are invited to attend.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
~ That all city. property upon which the
lefty taxes for 1889 has not been paid, will BE-
ofte red for sale at the Council Room. on tho
18th day of January next. !
j. H. BRAND,
City Marshal.
Red Wing, Dec. 26, 1859. :7S-w2
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Attention is called to the advertisements
in this weeks paper, Of the Goodhue House,
by L. F. Hendrickson, Esq, and tho Hack
House, by Mrs. Mary Fling. Weekly or
day boarders will find good accommodations
at reasonable rates, At either Of the above
hotels.
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cerpsichOrcau.
A pleasant dancing party assembled at
the Metropolitan Hotel on Thursday eve.
ming last, and passed few hours very agree
ably, in keeping time to the glorious music
of FranciSco's violin. About 20 couples
participated in tho amusement.
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RED WING POST OFFICE.

HOURS or DELIVERY or NAILS.
On SUNDAYS, from 9 to 10 \. n. On week
days. from Z A. N. to p. NJ.
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Van Buren, Peter Van Wagner L
Venderstrom John P Volmer Hermann
Persons calling for any of the above letter
will please say Advcrtised.''
Ii. C. HOFFM AN, P. NJ.
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r. 4. LlTTLEFlELD. Local Editor.
no M q CoLU M N .

%Thc delegates from Goodnuc to the
Dem. State Convention are E. T. Wilder,
w. w. Phelps, James Lawther. Ed. Sim
mons and Ben Van Camper.
COmmcrl ial.
The grain market is still active, and prices
have advanced materially, probably to the
highest point. Wheat this week brought
IS cents. Corn and oats are also bringing
good prices.
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The Turf. ..
The tlotting match at Central Point, on
Monday last, resulted in favor Of Old Bill
Dave Weeds horse. The trot took place on
the ice. The time made by the winning
horse was 1925.
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Ths RroPrietors Of this esta blishmens having
E A TIN G HI Q U s r.
In Rod Wing, have been to considerable ex-
|pense in fitting up the above, named saloon.
and lake pleasure in informing their friends
that they are now prepared to execute all or
tlers with promptness and dispatch. To our
ffieI DIS from the country we would say, that
We are able to furnish you with anything you
choose to call for, in the eating line, cheaper
than you can be served at any Of the hotels
Our as =. So
b Ill OF IF A r. f.
Consists Of Game Of all kinds in its season,
Fresh Fish, Pork and Beams. Ham and Eggs
Chops, Veal Outlets, Iripes Oysters in every
style, Bologna Sausage, Broad, Pics, Cakes
and everything else which the market affords
THE BAR will ut all times be supplied with
pure Wines, Liquors, Ales,' Beer, Cigars, &c.
and NO pains will be spared to make the Young
| GEORGE JOHNSON, @
| -at3= = 5}tsst1 .-ia Proprietort.
Red Wing. Sept. ~, 1859. lsl-tf
r U 4 n IT U RE.
The undersigned would respectfully. inform
the citizens u Red Wing and vicinity that Ii,
has purchased the entire stock Of unmanufac
|tured material for furniture, formerly owne,
by Mr.: Cook: an that he isprepared to supp.
all orders for furniture Of every description
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE II
i ORDER. st.fGsy 4,
Also all kinds Of COFFINS furnished to order
Mahogony, a A.
R0sowood, gste 1I.
l.s..ss - 00d W0lAu
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cneap 70
leash. @Hftff ass4sa JOHN CORELL.
J Rad Vino Muv1e 1870 1AR ~
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~ A q T 0 n.
~ All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or taking as pledge or other &C.
curity, a land warrant No. 1858 for l60 acres,
issued in my name, and now, or lately, in the
possession Of Charles W. Beers. of Red Wing,
Minnesota, as my agent to locate the same,
JACOB DEMAREST.
Dec. 81. 1859. .l.sT. 172 ,,e
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TERMS

TERMS:
Primary, (for term of IA weeks) s 400
Higher English. i" i" " 500
Classical. 200
Modern Languages. Extra) 400
Music. Miss H. Kellogg, feacher) 1890
p DORSET, Teacher.
l2-e1l 1851 .OI .oou '5u!M poa
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On Monday. Dec. l2th, 1859,
The trst term Of this School will commence
in tho building, on Broadway nearly oppo-
site the ChiHscn House.
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TABLE OF DSTANCEs.

Red Wing. to Tie tolloping. place. :
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COMMERCIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.

srrscssd weekly. n. Nclntire Sheldon. Wholesale
retail Merchants.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Speech of Gov. Wise, Of Virginia .
he is for Fight Anyhow.

Gov. Wise made a speech at Norfolk,
Va, on the 9th ult., in the course Of
which he said
- soon as the war already declared
against my State and my section shall
br ACTUALLY commenced 10y the election
Of "a Back Republican President, | stand
ready e. draw the sword of defence. !
will wage ne private war. | will take
a part IN no unauthorized iordy. | shah
first await the action of my " Soy
crci&n STATE. In ]torturin- suspense, |
shah wait upon her resolves, and pray
God they may be worthy OF the cXamp,"
ct IS anl 80 | vii. first appeal 10
Nirgiuis for authority To- hghJ under
her banner. but ii Virginia shall not
meet the issue, and come up To the
mark IF sr!fic;cHyc AM self respect,
wiLLooH 10 NORTH CAROLINA, 10 G~EpHe!A,
To EACH SOUTHERN STATE N SUCCESSION,
$ AprEALT To- EACH FOR PERMISSION To SIGHT
UNDER THE .EGIS OF HER >uyEKG"NrY. And
] will advise each Stale not t. WAT fpc
the example OF cooperation OF other
states. Such waiting will only P:oiu"
faItcrir-, and all the delay and cpniu-
sion of uncertainty. "! lie: each
State leap at once, for herself and hy
herself, into the contest, and struggle
for precedence and prc-eminrnce in the
work Of defense. Aey oHe STIR. er.a ne
smallest, cqa make Tie B0tF' nai wta tie
lictoru. Ind If TIE smallest state rH
mule The Jo'ic atone AMI ua0tl,t; II gah,Tt
Htt FIort3a otoae rW tale up tie 9 aatct
If rgr md kcy an army, / rH ,fts' IN
tint army, wherever it shall Ice raised,
and we will see then, whether the
BLACK Douglas can execute his threat
of coercion.
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.gEEE.V''S
Improved StubbIe shaver.

4 number of the above important article, so
n useful in Facilitating the culture Of the
sugar ane.-invenled by J. ALLEN, and perfected
by he undersisued-has been manufactured and
is now on hand for site in New Orleans by
GEO. w. SlSEii, corner ofCamp aud Poydra-,
Agent for the sale OF tn. machine in that city.
The undersigned has upwards Of serenity ceri-
lica'es from the best planters IN Louisiana, who
have witnessed the oPer ,tIons Of the Strb6ic
Shlrfr in various SOILS aud there can be no
questions OF the act that it mee,s-and fully
mseIs-all the requirements and de>ideratums
that could be needed or desired for performing
clearly, neatly aud perfectly the work Tor which
1t was invented 10 perform. and in which per-
torrance il doe. The labor Of at least fifteen hanis
tgih. The hoe! II vii a,.o shave trojr - TO 80
u,res vi boa; sharpening. The price asked Tor
them will be found TO be surprisingly small con-
]sijerinL the price paid Tor their manu- idcture.
Planters wanting the Subtle ShaUr Will please
address GEO. ". SlSER. New Orleans OF 10
oct u 4. ST DIZIER, Flaquemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Succession Sale.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT. Pa

- riSh Of I~berrihe, State Of Louisiana.
BY virtue of an order or decree to me d.
rcctcd from the Hon. the aforesaid Court
bearing date the 25th Septembre, 1860, ! will
offer at public sale to the highest and last bid
der, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER
next. at II o'clock. A. NJ, the following des-
crib"d property, belonging to the Succession
Of Matthew Mari, decd, and his surviving wife
to wit:
\ certain lot Of ground lying and situated
in the parish of l~Oerville, in the rear Of the
town Of Plaquemine, on the continuation of
Main ST., one hundred and twenty feet more or
less in depth, bounded above by lot of Madam
Blanchard, and below by lot OF Jerome Blsn-
chard, and in the rear by land of Of Madam
Chathrine CauIk, together with all the i'm
prOvementS thereon.
Sarah, negro woman aged'26 years. A No.
l family servant, and her two children, lsa-
bella, a girl aged s years, and William, a boy
aged D years.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
One half of the price Of adjudication pay
able in all March 1861, and the other half in
all March, 1862.
Purchasers to furnish their notes endorsed
to the satisfaction of the administrator, paya-
Die at the office of the Recorder of the parish
OF IberviIle, with interest at s per cent per
anuum, from maturity till paid, and to secure
their punctual payment special mortgage to
be retained on the property sold.
JOS. II. BALCH, Auctioneer.
P,aquemine, 18th Sep, 1861.
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WANTS OF THE SOUTH.

fsom the Southern Literary Messenger.
"Thr South wants cities. lands aud funds,
Wants railro ads, factories, commerce., trade
"Neu Tor her mines, 10 clhur her wiids,
"Nants population reldy made.
"N ants skill. industry, enterprise
Nv rrrs learning, schools and colleges
~ au,s thinkers, writers, liirmrur'-
improvements, arts aud Sciences
How many want To cover mp
The want of war. aud danger shuu,
To arms, To AIMS. BE rhrsr our hupei
No haule fought. no victory won.
"Th"v tell rs We are ~waak'-ihlt taunt
j. "ld-and measure uut their might.
Nv hat can eight millions do they say.
" GaInst elghtu'n millions in the fight ~
EIGHT millions There were once enough
To dare OH England DER hi sen
Three millions Ave. but all were men
hlic wr-pray, tell me, what aIe We
Nor men thr Suuth wants-no, not men
10 bald he: cities, sail her seas,
For railroads, commerce, factories, mines,
Not men tor all the arts of peace
Not men for l~egiSIariy g halls,
Not patriots bold for places tree,
Not men t. swell her census roll
Her want l. men no dare b. free
Ave, men who larr 'gainsr any odds!
Ave. urn nO multitude affIGGhts!
W no dread not numbers, hut u wrong
" "a" count not ior-, but count ther lights.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

VIRGINIA SAFE FOR BREcKINRIDGE.-
There is not a particle of doubt about
the result in Virginia. Every cloud has
disappeared from the face of our sky,
and the sun of Democracy shines with
increased splendor. The result will
stand about as follows: Breckenridge,
80, 900; Bell, $1,000, and Douglas, 49,
600. These are the figures, and we hon
estIy believe they will prove correct.
Indeed, we should not bc surprised ii
Breckinridge's figures exceed our esti-
mate. We are confident that Douglas
cannot get more than 10000, if as many,
and Bell will not exceed 90, 600. At
all events, Virginia is safe for Brcckin-
ridge and Lane over both Douglas and
Bell.-LyRhJUrg WrgiEiaR.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

R1r The En-

Ras- The Emperor Napoleon, in a
speech at Algiers, during his late visit
there, gave his ideas of what constitutes
civilization. He said
Providence requires us to extend
over this land the benefits of c"iviliza-
ton. Now, what is civilization? 1t is
to consider happiness as something, the
life of a man as much, and his moral
perfection as the greatest good. Thus,
to elevate the Arabs to the dignity of
freemen, to spread among them inStruc-
ton, at the same time respecting their
religion; to amcliorate their condition
by raising from the earth all the treas
ures which Providence has deposited
there, and which a bad Government
would leave sterile. Such is our mis-
sion, and we shall not fail in it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

LoNDON.-London now covers III
square miles-a square of IL miles. 1t
is equal to three Londons Of 1900. 1t
increases at the rate of 1000 per week,
half 10y births (thcir excess over dcaths)
and half by immigration its excess
over emmigration). 1t is remarkable
that one in six of all who die in Lon
don, dies in Il workhousc, hospital, asy.
lum or prison. There are 2OOO medical
men there.
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IeHfe de Succession,
Dams la Succession de Matthew Mari
DECIDE.

"NNN
COUR DU GIVE. DISTRICT, Jus
y diciaire, ParOisse dIJerrile, Etat de Ia
LouiSidHe.
En- vcrtu dun ordre GU decret a moi adres.
Sc par rHon'ble. Cour du 6eme District
Judlciaire de rEtat de la Louisiana en- ct pour
Ia p~aroisSe dlberville, pOrtant date du % de
Scptcmbre c%ourcnt, Jexposerai en- vente pub
lique au plus haut ct dernier enchersseur,
SamcI k 81 jar EOdObre proclaim,
1860, Il IL heures a. NJ. les prophecies suivan-
tc, SAVIOR, appartenant ia succession de Mat
thew Mari, decide, ct a la communante que
exiStait avec lie dit DECIDE ct son spouse, sui
vdnte Savoir:
10. Tn certain Moroccan de TERRE, situe
dams Ia p~aroisse d'IbervIlle, dams Ia partie en-
arriere de Ia vile de Plaquemine, sur la con-
t~nuation de Main street, messrant cent vingt
pied> plus on moins de profondeur, borne en-
haut par I'm lot de terre appartenant a Ia veuve
Blanchard, ct par en- has par lot de terre ap-
partenant a Jerome Blanchard, ct en- arriere
: par terre de Neuve catherine Caulk, avec tou-
ties les ameliorations qui sy trouvent.
20. SARAH, negresse, agee de 26 ans,
bonnie domestque de maison, ct ses deux en-
fans-Isabella, negritte, agee de s ans, ct
William. negrillon, age de 5 ans.
TERMES Ell CONDITIONS.
La moitc du prix dc Adjudication payable
en- tout Mars 1861, ct Iautre moitie en- tout
Mars lS62-les acquereurs fourniront leurs
billits endossGs a la satisfaction de Padminis-
tratr *, payable a rofice du Recorder de Ia
p~aroisSe d'Iberville, avec interet a s pour cent
par an de recheanoe, jusqu'au Placement final
ct pour a-surer lie Placement p%unctuel hypo-
theGque SPECIAL sera retenue sur les proprie-
tGs vendues.
JOS. II. BALCH, Encanteur.
Plaquemine, 25tn Sept. 1860. sep29
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

State Of LouiSiana-Pdrish Of BerviAe-6h
District Court.
In the succession of Eugene Cambre,
decd.
w HEREAs, Achille St. Dizier, has this day
W. petitioned this Court .or letters of curator.
shir in the succession of Eugene Cambre, decd.
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may con-
Germ 10 show cause within ten days from the
date hereof why the prayer Of said petitioner
should got be granted.
Clerks office, Iberville. Oct. Is, 1860.
oct 20 f.. A. MARlONNEAUX, by Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

THE COUNSEL OF Cook, II l~NsrRGEc-
noHisr.-Among the Democratic mem
bcrs of Congress just elected in Indiana,
& the Hon. d. ". Voorhees,, whose
great speech in behalf of Cook, one Of
the followers of old john Blown, CON
demned and executed at Charleston,
Va, gave him a national reputation as
one of the most brilliant orators Of the
present day.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

UPWARDS OF THIRTY MILLION OF People.
The [. :. census rcturs are said t. come
i'll very rapidly. Many of the States
are already complete. Several weeks,
however, must cIapse before the Super
intcndcnt will be able definitely 10 de-
termine the exact humber Of inhabitants.
They will considerably exceed thirty
millions.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
GgUAU DE SAHyTE.
UeJitabie Hygirac drS E5miHes.
SNbytaHcc ANmcHtdjre It
Rcmcde Par Excellence.
II. w

TEIGE nOuyelIe FL precleuse dtcouv erie
- est Patentee pour la France, PAng!elcrre,
iEcosse, IIriande, et la Belglque, alusl que pour
les Etats-Uns.
Les coustipatiuns les plus rebrllas ne peuvent
TCslsier a iempiol lournaher du GRUAU DE-
SANTE.. on preud aiur> deuX potaseS par Jour,
un le matin Ell lautre le soir.
GA L. preud CONNIE dilment sans 6Ire astreint
a IN regime partIcUiitT. II est agreeable au goGt,
excite lappetit, tacllIte la digestion ct guerit
plus on mons Nite. mas r%ouJours IntaliiDlement,
louteS les maIadles de Iestumic, couuues SOUS
les nOmmes de
Dyspepsia, Gastritcs, GaotraIgicS, ii;
grrurs, Magazines, Cramps d'csto-
mac, ConstipationS, Vomissc-
mcnts, Diarrhces chro-
niVurS, etc. etc.
LIE GRUAU De SANTE. Get alimeut unique
ct Incompatible. calme au>Sl les IrrltdrlonS de Ia
potIIue. la tOuN ri ie mai de gorge. Il guerIl tga-
lemeur REINFORCEMENT ct extinction du voix.
On sc trouyera ben. pendant les premiers mois
an moins den prendre IL matin Ell Ie soIr.
Veute en- gros ct en- detail par A. RENAUD-
TRArER. agent general pour les Etats-unis.
Depot dams toutes les yiies prncipales des
Etals Unis.
\ la NouvcIIe- Orleans. rue Cont "A, entire
thaTiTe ct hoyaie.
NOTICE
Indepeniamment de toutes ses prophecies de.
sormaiS InconiestableS Gu>age du Gruau de sar-
lG a po>Ilivetcent rimmense a~vantage d'6tIes
bienfalsanle pendant lie lerme les grossessrs,
don't il facilit6 au>si de plus. il enrichlt Ell aug
mente b~eaucoup lie lait DIES nourrice.
Aucun autre allment ne peut lui etre compare;
pour elre admiuisrT6 sans granite aux plus ieunes
e%nians; il les refraichit, les fort fe ct les pre-.
serve de b~auconp DE- maiadies de leur age.
Mons le conseiIions douc a toute> les la miles
Chaque I'aGuet dune lIvre dr Gruau de san
te content % potages on creme pour une per-
some.
lis sont touteS reyelus de la signature de p.
Marmay seu. inventeuT patent6.
L! \ vemdre a PLAQUEMINE a la Pharma.
lie 10 CARsoN X kEARNY. NH 7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

Ray- 1t being limited To a barriStcr,
who was wearying the court with "a
long, dull argument, that he ought to
bring it to a close, he angrily replied,
Il will speak as long as | please ="
"You have spoken longer than you
please already" said his antagonist.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
& SLAVES
FOR SALE

FUN SAl4E.
WE offer at private sale the Plantation known
w as Hard Times, situated on the night bank
orthe river, four miles below Plaqurmine. con-
tanning 40 arpen;s, the ba'tuTe in part is ieveed
in and fenced. and contains 10 10 20 arpeuts.
Also 80 head OF Slaves-Z9 grown, and II
children.
Also. ) Large Carts, , small DO; 20 Flows.
Axes. Hoes, Spades, ShoveIs, and all tools, ne-
cessary to carry on said Plantation.
Also 600 Shares Citizens Bank Stockholm
and Fodder, Sufficient tor the Place. Then
100 arpen,s first years StuObies. and Seed Cane
10 plant. 100 arpeuts more. Terms made known
on application to
HENRY +. MOORE,
I. y. BlSSELL.
Plaquemine, Oct. 81 loGO. oct27
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

Pa~ The inhabitants of Paris are
about to be gratiiied with another mag
nilicent promenade. The Emperor has
given orders for the construction of Il
road around Paris, within the fortitica-
tons. 1t will be twenty miles long and
M hundred and twenty feet wide. The
foOtpaths will be bordcred with trees.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

BlrE ElEs.-lt is said that all the
Presidents of the United States, except
General Harrison, had blue eyes
Among the great men of tine world blue
eyes appear to have been pre- doHinent:
Socrates, Shakespeare, Locke, Bacon,
Milton. Goethe, Franklin, Napoleon,
and Humboldt, all had blue eyes.