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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
EE H'EAE &&EgE.V'G.
A z.;,ISOr &C Years Reduced 90 =;
Few Bays.

EANlNG hcen iudi need by frequent ~soliciia.
- ton. 20 max" public the science Of Kettle
H"'''n. flat %'2r'ica. ! AyIchy give notice 10 all
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge OF the
~, that ] "Hi give hem instructions Tor the
citing %. Kettles, Tor either wood or coal, on APP
p~'ca.ICH tn ne.
Ny system j., based upon principles, the plan.
elJiiiy and CORRECTNESS, of which admit Of no con
t'a'ielloU, which ale quickly and folly compre
hended, ard therefore NOT liable 10 be easily for.
GOTTEN.
! have models for FIVE diferert constructions
Of Kettles. and designs by which instruction is
made easy, and the aIt soon acquired. Copies
Of designs or drawings are given 10 those whom
! instruct. All those to whom | teach nv sys-
lem, are also assisted by my services, if reGuired.
instructions are only given 10 those who have
been three or four years al the business Of Kettle
Settling, and are good wOrkmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Pllquenuc, PARISH Of IbcryilleJ La Feb. ~. 1850.
RgeT to-DT. [. element, lbeTyilIe
Louis DesObry, ST., "
" Gervais Il Roman Scblatre, I"
John Schlatre. a
Sylvan Marionneaux,
" EdwardJ. Gay,
" Jas. {. Woods, West Baton Ronge.
" Dan. II. Hickey, do
" Thompson J. Bird, East Baton Rouge.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
ROSS s. G.5LE.FGEEE2,
Nv LIQUIDATION.
SolJimg or G& Pg'iAme CoSs.

L COST their Large, Varied and Extensive
Stock Of
FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
CLothtNG. BOOTS, SHOES. HATS
d CAPS. HARDWARE 4
SADDLERY.
from this date. until he Isl ddv Of January next,
Nnen The balance then on h2ud, will be closed
on, at a~ucti.n.
The present offers A Rare Chance for bry-
ers 10 procure then fIi. and Winter SIrpiiss
at extremely low prices.
The Stock is very complete and consists in
pant oil tie following articles
Fancy, Staple, House Furnishing and
Piantatjon'Dry Goods.
Rich Dress Goods, Of the new styles.
Embroideries, Of all descriptions.
Silk, Cotton and WOODEN Hosiery, all
| sizes.
Gents, Ladies' and Childrcn's Silk
.and Mcrino Vests.
+ silk and Cloth Barnous and CIoaks.
for Ladies and Children.
Cashimeres, Merinos, n%riaincs, Of the
! best makes.
Black aud Coiorod Silks, all colors
and new styles.
Irish and French Poplins, very hand
some.
Plain & Embroidered Engl. Baroges.
GrczeIles, plain and embroidered.
Poll de Chcvre, very handsome
figured and plain.
Valencia and Cashmere Plaids.
Very beautiful styles Chints Cash.
meres.
French, English & American Prints
Shifting, Linens, & LinehShcetings.
Table Damask, all widths. AZ aIl prices.
Linen Towels and Towelings, of ev-
cry description.
White and COlored Dolets.
Large assortment Of Cassimeres. Sat
incts, Jeans lind Cottonades.
French Cloth, Black and Colorcd.
Large invoice Of Plantation and FAM
lily Blankets, at very low figures.
Plain and Plaid Jaconets Il Cambrics.
Swiss Null and NainsOok Muslin.
Plaid and Figured Bobbiuets and
Wash Blond.
Thread and Valencienncs Edging and
Inccrtion.
Swiss & Jaconet Bands & Flouncinr. .
SHh, WOODEN, Duck ana aid Gloves. ;
Shirt Bosoms, very cheap
Checks, DENNIS, kerSeys, Linseys
and Lowel,s.
Ky. Jeans and Marlborough Plaids.
Brown and White Sheetings and
shirtings, hickory stripe.
Valenciennes Sets, Collar & Sleeves
Swiss and JacOnet do do.
Black Alpaccas, Bobbazinc & Tamies.
%flannels, figured II plain-all colors
md prices.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
The Expedition to China,
Stacking or the Emperor,s
Palace,

Included in the Canada's mails. which
came TO hand last night and this morn
ing, are full and circumstantial nara
tives Of the late important events ia Chi
ma, which resulted III the capture Of the
great and ~populous city of Pokin. the
capital. The correspondent of the Lon
don Times gives the following account
of the sackiDg Of the Emperor's summer
palace:
The summer palace is about five miles.
by a circuitous road northwest of this
camp, outside the earthwork. A de-
scription of it is given in Staunton's
account of Lord Macartney's embassy
and otner works on China, but no pen
can describe correctly the scene that has
taken place there within the last two
days Indiscriminste loot has been al
lowed. The public reception hall. the
state and private bedrooms, anterooms.
poGders, and every other apartment :
articieS OF Ycrtu, Of native and foreign
workmanship, taken, or broken If TOO
large to be carried away ornamental
.lattice-work, screens, Jade stone orna-
ments, jars, clocks, watches. and other |
pieces of mechanism, curtains and furni- |
have escaped destruction.
There were extensive wardrobes of
every article of. dress-coats richly
embroidered in silk and gold thread. in ,
he imperial dragon pattern boots,
leaddresses, fans, &c. in fact, rooms
I'll but filled with them. Stororooms Of
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

EyCoUGHS. The sudden CHANGES or our cit
ma'e are sources OF i'U-NoNARY, ~Bro>cHIAL. and
AFFEcuOys. Experience having
proved that simple remedies often act~speedi,y
and certainly when taken in the early stages Of
the disease. recourse shogil al once be had 10
"BrOtcR's Bronchial IrorhcS, or Luzenges, let the
Cold, Cough. or lrIta iou of tn Throat be ever
So slight, ashy this precaulioa a more serious a.
tack may be eifectualIy Waried oil. PuELIc
SPEAKERS and SINGERS will find them efec,uai
for clearing aud Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
q Valuable Invention.

Valuable Invention.
The ptcagUae, in an article upon a
valuable invention for u1akjpr Sugar
saws.
H., u,a.- -,
o., n-a- "e'o I"7SGS,'u -
,'c''''I'' II |"S""ltt !C'i Ia our
~ reT u'SS ago. 70 maze % u new
",,L e.,,P!G process "i making sugar
,:..' "' mn N'i"''"l'', 10" J" o"I
Ia -" ''ii'e" al. P~"''NS'u III Y''.'
',",' 49, an" '''' 'c ~
'.9' w ~''iIc''' !" cI'i -. '"9
m. '"o'o VI tic pi"n.'iS Vi h'"''''ia.
49,, 'a III "n''h'ioh i'f making s"S.E
,'I,".~ P,'"'''hS l'oi"SS s. me ""'.,
'ln, VI '"G E.'"e 'H'ep',.'E rh' ana
,"L'"'''' '1''S '"H''''l| ~ ,1.S
O,,'' '1'o sugar. h''.''T'o o'e'"'''' u
I:1; nv '"i''c''y iA!of'ne'' u" 'hl '5s.-
my ~,
~ 1s - "''' oh"HaF"''".' s'1.--
-" - ,l.. H"-' 0'"P"i h"'"'a''.' i'E
VI" " ''' nu@"' 'HE'''7' H' !'t-
- o"1''."''t1' from .io cane p''uH-
'r"' ~. al average tiSh,l1""' pounds
~. n'o'IsSG' 'oSNery hnl'aFc! pona"S OF
-. .' 'i', va, ~ In' S'tTrl, I..L.'F
W NV ~''''oe'' "' tA"' "
GO. "t'I ~ ~ - see III 't.,t'',l' nj
h'-I'S '"'"ti vi N'II '''"
80 hS''' S''cc'S' com IiSeS 'ie ioii"N,
- ""'''''7N' "''' '"e O'u System" I'd
""IH.'S ouS"l
- ,o'"I,. III :'HP'' occupies ou'
",o'y a''L.l aF1''' = o. ;" S'1,P,ea con-
S'' ".t'"l as 20 ne Tree from liaOiliy TO
IV.tu'I 'I'' '''eI' ana Il" 10 De easily
IDn,''',y', ~ l'' 'Ape'N''t' ana, - we
az r'S,.p,> SNS''tr' .,,Pfo', I'll" Juan
T. S"-'I hla'r histct from Tie Cau1 10
~ - =, "' Isl !e1-o"'.''' 4 noes
- 'n'3''Ha " c~"n1'''a,i'
o'''"S It. HUI %'"i p'.u"'t7r"M INC
- y, ,ai'' DG'.E sugar am no
- "'.a Il" s''iPIc
80 -" $780, ",".'"I '"o use
obo~inaI ~ oo oioo"' VI
A. 49, w. "~''ClPtio
oooI"lI' an cApc,,c'Ttn rcIihcr'
. C'o,Hi'lch WI. mutton, inc
to,'oi ~ "ai' .!'eH'''n' mas "eeh
- "'!1 nhdN'nS "'S ~u'!hoa'tFa-
,~.r;tton ~, - .IH
e. - = 'o.'er' c?Py ol "iich
IL "a' do W. WIZ anu from
i'I " ~" 'No"'tS
.ha sm" -, - !..', a. wen rs 10
- IN ~ SaS,Y now d"'lHa-
II e. mIa~ta NC 'I'Pt
,na use ioi 'ttIough II
- ~ "pPIccIaled the ,
nnnJati, '' "'0'' PROMINENT 'eoom-
:. ho Na',nG snai.ioIty % c'iS'rnc-
| , rIiuSt in'?osSioie, wren I
,rJor NV o'' o"' oi I
Q Thu bor;ou
,ocrm non ~ ho"., polntS IKE iie
. VOL ~. "0'" SN'''eu manu-
2 That tonisiano
~ oei"H' C"ue Juice made
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

organize Government to meet Mr.. Lincoln
aud the lrrepressible Conflict, face to face, on
the 18th of March next.
Thanking You for this ma~; Of your cou-
ficnca,
lrenain, very respectfully, yours,
". b. ROBERTSON.
10 DR.. J 7 NOLAN, and others.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

WAsmNaroN iTENs.-Thrtr 5 t-lk of
GOV. Lctchcr sending join Tyler, soma,
tor Hunter, ana ". c. Eivcs a. Com
m~isaioncSa from Virginia 10 South Caro-
Ina in behalf OF the Union, and that
Governor Magottin, IF Kentucky, will
give a similar commission to Brcckin
ridge, Guthrie and Crittcndcn.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
\ true copy. Clerks Office, Dec. 9Th. 1860.
does VI. A. ESTEVAN. Clerk.
ETATDE Ia LOUISIANE-PARoyssE
n p'IHERvlLLE-CoUR d. 6eme DrsrRrcr.
Eliza Patrick, Epousc, rs. Theodore
Johnston, husband.
No. 1851.

I'm ceite cause un jugement par defaut ay-
ant t6 requirement. entire. ct lc deEendeur nav
ant point Tepoudu dams les delais leyaux. et par
Ialson de Fevidence, ct "a Ioi e,aut Gu favour lie
la demandpresse Ell contre lie de,cndeur.
II est ordonne ct Gecret6 que Ia demauderesse
LIZA Patrick, recouyTe du de;endeur Theodore
Johnston, la somme dc mile so.xanie ntuf
riastTcs, et cinquante sous, ayec inferet, legal a
rarilr du llme Jour he Juliet 1850, jusqu' a
PAR fat Placement, ct que Ia denanderesse ait une
hypotheque lesale dalant ia 27mc Jour de Mars
lSl9, sur toutcs les proprietGs du deiendeur, pour
la Placement lie cette SUN.
II il est de plus o,donne ct decrGte que la
demanderesse soft separe de bieus he sen epoux
Theodore Johnston, ct gu ellie ait ~fentiere ad-
ministration de SEES biens, ct que la communsnt6
existant entire eux soft dissouie et les fra's ala
charge Ia De tendeur. DAN'L y. AVERY.
Judge du CINE District judiciaire.
Get. PC. 1850.
Pour Copy, conlorme a r%original temain ma
signature it ~ sceau dc noire dit6 cour ce 6mr
Jour de Decembre 1860.
does NJ \ FSTCVAN CrafEor
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Oy Itpkln street, together " th all tie build
,"7' a"d impFo'r:","E thereon being auc
" ",.v,- "a H. ~ 20! a., t "''.'y t"c s'H Oh W.
cent per analm, from tie 2J,a Jaauarv rs.
oHd COSTS IN cash Oh the day OF sale, two
hundred dollars payable on tle 23l January
1861, WIKI S per cent interest pr auaull
nom ,Uc -D,a january 1851. q" u.'l ,Ao
.,uIrrd l,...rs parable on ,hs onI Irr.4.
1862. wuh , DR. cent iDfar.-. ~rrr ar,,,,. fl -.
, the mi. r,,i,,r. T,Gs 81, ,It.I ~, 80. ' ",
a,,s of r.iI ,r,c, a.. H.. ''-' w,
eos, -, q, 'o any, !"-"o', u
VI, 81 ,'', ~ NJ
''''.' o., li..y''G' 10y. I'm $50,
Siate ~ LagiSj0aa-i0riy5 # BD,rr,-
G4 i"@ITri Dls'rr' N',rt'
In matter Of La'ate e Pauline Grover
a,s.'.
III UTEEtc. Charles 4 Deso..r has ;t..
day T,tiiure. rts r.r~. l. Letters "A.
administration N IA" rs,t.. OF iau'.- ,,-,yar
SEC t-
N''',e IS "ereAy +''en 10 at whom Il nay con
.,,' 81 ,.a .n,na, -, i,rn, ~ "''' i't
p.,iriau,- t,,tI MT h. o-.,,,y
l,,,-.|lc n.r r., l.c1
f,.5, = > T@Trv.v Cr,,r
".It af', io. .ar- I.toi.a ~ . rggi.-
Jr.- aa p..ra ljs,,r,r.F .ft.t,;rg
a. IT, ,,
"' &" '''" q" '~"c dN'L'
.r-. ','''t''
j '"'"' ''. as y. pr>'''i. e &c r"aI
90. '''. ''l' a pom '"''I'.i
= Vi "I'.,,.'''' '' Va s"c'
All. ., ,., -, 49,
.,,r..r.. 10 ll.4,-,, ..,s Iiv i,,,,
ta;e de CO rgc,cu, lee. ri,oa, rour ,,~otr..c. II /
ne s.,a' ~, ,at d,ort a Ia die petition
I~h.rvitle. le - d.Dpc. ,-su.
csc-J ". 3. EaIEENy. GrCfIer.
-,-. nv, - I---.,
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E7s-aag as:" Ts.as EGs. &~7r,

a"I"s s5l:" I5.'"8 EG2' E-'",
: SECOND HAND IMPERIAL PRESS.
- T. D. Also 4 large qlauti. ..icypys o..
"a#- ]. -, sufficient 10 establish d small
.tg-5ry ..i.t.
IT, above is the Press ard principal Jirt
Of the types which are now used hy the Ca.
ac';e q. Sentinel" As the UNDERSIGNED cal.
cu'atcs to have no further use FOR them in A
short time, anticipating getting a large press
anI new tyPcs) those materials will he sold
%" 'cr cash. For further particulars apply
by letter 10 v. 2. HRADBLRN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
ETTAT DELLA
- d'Iberville-Cour du Gene District.
Marie Artitemise Guidry, Adrux., Us.
Barthcimy Pcrron, Admr.


En- vertu dun ordrG De saisie ct vente a moi
adressc par tHou'bie. Cour ia Gene. District
JujicIaire en- e. pour Ia ra51isse dIherviIla. lance
dams IA cause cl-dsssus ]inrIlu'Ge et numcrofer.
Jai susie ct JeNposerai en- yen'e rublique az
pas oiIraUt ct dernier cuch,r.ssaur,
SANEDI e D JINVIEP proeFsjn.
1851, a II heures, =. ", a la maison DE cour he
cerie raroisse, les propristts ci-spres de,riIes
ct hypolatGuts, SAVIOR.
Bot No. /, mesurant s~oixartc trie,e pieds de
face syec cent dix hut picds lie pro.
'ruicur, borne en- face Az par dtyant par IN rue
Short, en- nrr!are par lot de James CarIin. du
cote dru.tc par lot No. 2, ct sur le cote cauche
par IA rue fiPkiu, ensemble avcc toutes le-
hatiSscS ct authorizations qul s'y trouyent ct
y appsrticnnent, pour payer ct satjsfajre A IA
sOmue De dcuX cent p~i.StrcS a7cc inleret a
s lour cent par an du % Janvier 1860, ct lea
lras compliant le jour De Ia vcnte. Dcux cents
pastries payable le % Jsnv. 1861, avec interet
as pour cent par an dn 90 Jauyier 1861. iusqu'
a Placement. DeuX cents piastrcs payable lie
. JamvIer 1862, ayec s pour cent d'intcreL
du 20 Janvier 1852. jusqu' a Placement, ct Ia
balance du priX d'adiudlcatjon, sTl en- reste,
payable compliant lc jour DE- L. ven,e.
TIEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
Paroisse dlberviile, lie . Nov, 1860. decl
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

THAT trouble in my Throat.
TOR which the "TrocLes7 are a
specifc) having made me often a
mere whisperer.n n. 7. WILLIS.
Il recommend their use 10 Pub
lac Speakers.
REV. +. II. CHAPLIN.
"Grest service in subduiug
Hoqrsc1sss.'
REV. DANIEL WISE.
"Aimcst instant relieiin the dis
tressIng labor Of breathing peculi-
az 10 .4sLAma.n
REV. a G. EGGLESTON.
Contain ~ Opium OF anything
injurious DR.. A. A. HAYES,
Chemist, Boston.
- simple and pleasant combin-
alton for Coughs SC.
DR. u r. BlGELOW.
Boston
Beneficial in Bronchitis"
DR.. J. !. LANE,
Boston
II have proved them excellent
for Whoopng Coughn
REV II. W. WARREN.
Boston
Beneficial when compelled 10
speak. suffering from Cold"
REV 5. J p. ANDERSON,
81. Jou1s.
"Efcciual IN removing Hoarse
ness and Irritation of the Throat.
so common with Speakers and
Singers
Prof NJ STACY JOHNSON,
La Grange, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Southern
Female College.
Great beEe6t when taken be-
fore aud after preaching, a they
prevent iIDarseness. From then
past effect, [ think they will BE-
OF permanent advantage TO me
REV. l.. RONLEY, A. NJ.
President OF Athens College
1cnp.
~Sold by all Druggists.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
A BOX..n
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
NOTICE.

A Ii those indebted to the estate of SIMPSON
Il WHALEY. Sr. viii please come forward
and settle Immediateiy.-and all 10 whom sad
estat" Is indebted viii forthwith present their
claius-e.tLer 10 Thos. Whaiey or 10
Gac.9-im Il. ROUSSEAU itt'v.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsI or
- lsERvnLE-6rH JUDICIAL Dsr. CouRr.
Eliza Patrick, wife, rs. Theodore
Johnston, husband.
n. ID-I

In this case a Judgment by default having been
regularly taken, and the defendant having failed
10 file an answer within the lega! delay, and by
reason of the evidence adlucel and on file. and
The law being in favor Of the plaintiff and against
the defendant: Ii Is ordered AMI decreed that ne
= aiE;'if, LIZA Patrick, recover Of the defendant.
Theodore Johnston, the sum Of one Thousand
and siXty-niue dollars aud fly cents, with legal!
Interest rom the nth day OF July 1850. until
paid; and that plaintiff have Il legal mortgage
10 date Hom he 27th day Of March 1919. on al
the property OF defendant Tor the payment Of said
sum.
Aud il is further ordered and decreed. thai
plaintiff be and she is hereby separated in pro-
pcTty rom hcr said husband, Theodore Johnston
and that she have the sole and exclusive control.
management and administration of her separate
property ami estate, and that the community
heretofore existing between the parties be dis
solved, and that defendant pay the costs Of this
suit. DANL ID AVERY
Judge 9Th judi. District.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
t

t7 Came To my plantation, 10 miles Yves
Go of Rosedaie, a bay creole mare, brande,
h. l.. and unbroke.
dec22-lm JACOB COFPNAN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-P.nIsu or

GTATE OF L0UISIANA-PAR1sH OF
- luERvrLLE-6ru JUDIcrAL Dlsr. Courr.
Marie Arthcmise Guidry, Admx., rs.
e. Barthelmy Perron, Adm.
No. 1892
BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed from the Honorable the Sixth
District Court {. the State Of Louisiana, in
ana Tor The Parish 0! l0ery.li,, issued in the
above entitled aud nambered cause. | have
seized and will Offer at public sale, to the
highest and last bidder,
SATURDAY, 5h day Of JINUARY
next 1864, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Cour,
House OF this Parish, the following described
and mortgaged property, to VT:
Lot No. one, measuring seventy three feet
in front by one hundred and eighteen feet in
bounded as follows, in front by Short
street, in the rear by lot Of James Carlin, on
the right by lot No. two, and on the let side
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

Etd' dc IN LoRiS59Hc-Ccpf In Gre. Dis
tyid-I'grais>e J'itarriUe.
Dams Ia Succession dc fcu Pierre
DUraud.
i TFENDN. qre Pierre Duhuc'e,a CO Jour
- presente sa petition tn retie COur d reffet
d0JteuIr les lettreS administration dams Ia sue
cesslou de- i.F i,rre DurauJ.
Avis esl par &c present touu% a 'ous ccrx que
celia c]orce7ue, de dcduIfe sous dix ,otrs De Ia dale
ue &C Preseu, les F-i-ons POUR Ics4uelies il ne
serait pas tat droit a Ia diie petition.
Bureau du Gi.'iieT, ibeIvilir. y Dec, 1860.
deC-J ". 4. tSFEVAN. Greifar.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05
LNTAT De la LOUISIANE-PAEoIssF
- DU D'lGERvILL CoURr-6ene DISTRICT.
Everard G. Vim, rs. Felix Mcdonald
No lI3O

W. L lD'.
En- vertu Fun writ de Fl Fa A moi adrcssG par
PHonbie. la sus-dite cOur danS Ia cause c-
dessus IHtIrulee et numGrOlce. lance sur uu
Bon de II mois. J'ai saiSi ct J'exposerai en- vente
p~nhlique au plus otirant ct deTnier encheris>eur
pour u compliant
SamaI lie ser JGnrier P~rocbain, 1861,
a II heures, A. NJ, a Ia maison de Cour de ceite
~paroisse. dams la vile de Piaquemine, tOus les
drol's, it'es, mtGrctS 81 pretenSIons de Fverard
q VIM, en- ct aux prophecies ci-apres decrites.
SAVIOR
ia Motto indivjse dun moroccan de terre
situe dams Ia paroi~Sc d'lberville, sur Ia rive
droitc la tieuye . nne pojnte Wis a Wis rcglize
ST. Gabriel, sur Ihah:tat'oG DC Mr.. Ealrey
Roth, mcsurant qpartrc Int glatre yign,
pieIS dc face on iIcuye avcc uu pTofonieur de
Ggartre cent %cinquaute pjtlS, entire ignes
parallellc-, borne Ell haut par terrain spparte.
nant a hauic! Cox, ct ca bas ct ca arrIGrc par
terrc de- Mr.. Na'rey Roth.
&c dit terrain scrS~vcniu sans hencfce
d'evalustion pour payer lc DIT Bon de u mois.
Parois.e d IserviiIe, lie 3 Dccembre. 1860.
decS VIiEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
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6 SENTINEL.
TO The People Of West Eaton
Rouge.

Hon. WV. B. ROBERTSON, West Baton
Rouge Dear Sir-Believing that the State
of Louisiana should withdraw from the Union.
BY the action Of the Convention ca Jed to as
semble at Baton Rouge on the 23d day of
January next, and well knowing your views
on the subject, request you to become a candi-
date 10 represent this parish.
+. A. Williams, B. Landry,
Felix HGbcrt, RiChd Hanrahan,
j. I. Nolan, J. J. Libby,
Thompson w. Bird, JOS. j. Denham;-
r. Derichcbourg, }. 4 Lcreque, Jr,
4 T. Babin, H. \ b Hanks.
A. J. Bird, J. a. Lcvuquc. Sr,
K. Hcbert, Allen s. Denham.
X. J. Hebert, J. T. Landry.
Gustavo Scrrctt, VIM. Nolan,
&. Hcbert, Jr. Alfred Rahir
B. Stevens, Alfred Hebort.
T. Blanchard, w. ~ Bird.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-05

STATE If Lopjsla"7, Parish If Berr5He--
Siyft District C0urt.
In matter of Estate Of Pierre Durand
dec.
WHEREAS, Pierre Dnbuclet has this day
W pe'honrd this Cont for letters Of Ai,
m,uistratlon Of the estate OF Pierre Duraud. decd.
Nolce Is hereby gwen 10 all whom it may
concern 10 show cause within ten DAYS from
the tate hereof Why tie prayer of said petition
should not he granted.
Clicks Office, l~Jerviile, Dec. 81. 1860.
dec2y NJ. a. ESrEYAN. Clerk.
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home and friends battling fer the sacred stars
and stripes, and our good old Union. ,tat
there is IN many cases something left behind
that is dearer than life itself to him. MANY
of them left dear wives and children. and AGED
parents at home, who have heretofore depena
ed and looked to them for support and the
comforts of life. | hope you will not forget
them-that you will see that they may want
for nothing to make them comfortable and
happy, and the true soldier will ever pray for
you all.
Trusting that the true patriotism thus far
exhibited by the ladies of Lewistown and vi
einity may continue through all the relations
Of life which they may have to pass through,
and that their good example may be 4 guide
to all true patriotism for all ages to come,
l have the honor 70 remain yours. &C..
j. B. SELHEIMER.
1t. Col. 25th Regiment Pa. Vol.
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y. - 1IAShlN,
BVt. Maj. and Capt. lst Art'y.
Headquarters 2M Regiment Pa. Tol.
WASHINGTON CITY, June Is, 1861
My dear lady Friends

Headquarters 2N Regiment Pa. Fol.
WASHINGTON CITY, June Is, 1861.
My dear lady Friends
Being on visit to
Fort Washington few days ago was hand
Ell a letter addressed to me, by the ladies of
Lewistown, stating that they had sent box
to my care for the Logan Guards, containing
various articles for the convenience and COM
fort OF the soldier, all of which | am happy
to say they received.
1t Is with great pleasure, ladies, that | ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your kind letter J;
and on behalf Of the Logan Guards | return
you their sincere thanks for the contents Of
the box, for 1t contained many articles indis
pensable to the soldiers comfort | can as.
sure you, ladies, that that little band of sol
dierS sent up many hearty cheer and prayer
for the tar donors. 1t is encouraging and
gratifying to the soldier that has enlisted for
the defence OF this glorious old Union, and
the Stars and Stripes, to know that the fair
sex are mlnlsterlng angels to all his wants,
and that their prayers ever follow him in spir-
II and soul to the bloody feldiof battle. Some
OF you, perhaps, may not realize the effort it
cost many brave heart, and the many quiet
tears dropped by the brave soldiers in tearing
themselves away from comfortable homes,
to them behind, not knowing whether they
would ever lire to return. You may perhaps
say they went cheerfully, which can assure
you they did, but why did they so readily re-
spond to their country's call? Because the
flag of our country had been insulted, and
our glorious old Union was in immediate dan
ger of being overthrown-that same Union
that our fathers fought and bled for, and
handed down to us in its purity, with the
prayer that We should maintain it as pure,
for future generations, and crush out all trait
ors and rebels. let them be of foreign or ma
tive birth. Under any other circumstances,
perhaps, there is not gold enough in all Milf
lin county to induce some of them to leave
their all, not knowing whether they would ev-
er live TO return.
Ladies, | am pleased to know that you have
taken the interest OF the soldier IN your open
hands, and hope you may attend faithfully to
his many wants But the soldier is not all
that you will be expected to look after in these
cur country's trying times. You must ever
bear in mind that while the soldier is from
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1.-The Logan Guards we learn will be
discharged on the 18th, and unless pre-,
vented by unforeseen circumstances, will
probably return home on Friday or Satur-
day week. We would suggest that
public meeting be held on Monday even
ing next, in the Town Hall, for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements to give them
q welcome home.
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AUDITORS NOTICE
LEWIsrowN, July 10, l8Gl.

TENIIE undersigned, appointed Auditor by
4 the Court of Common Pleas Of AIifllin
county, to distribute the fund arising upon
safe Of the real estate of VIM. Reed, on plu-
ries vend. exponas, No. Is, April Term, 1861,
IN the hands Of Sheriff Stanbarger, will meet
all persons interested at his Office, i'll Lewis
town, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Au.
gust, 1861, at IL o'clock a. m Of said day
JOS. w. PARKER, AUD.
LewistOWn, July 10, 1861.