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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
Hy Fridays .3guiI.
Important from the West!
The KeatHchjanS 1yOused
Ben rGcCulloch in Alexandria, with
1000 IIent
Martial Law Declared in WashiDgtoDu
&c. sc. &c.

&c. &c. &c.
The following despatch has been ,.
ccivcd III New Orleans :
There are about 1900 troops nov ..
Cairo. They have stopped the No"
Orleans and Louisville Packet BaItic
and after Thursday, tomorrow, will
Stop all steamers bound TO the South
j. W. Moss.
The Baltic left New Orleans on n.
18Th inst. In connection with the abovs
Dr.. Blackburn is On his way dovn. -
New Orleans, and was 10 arrive At "a
o'clock, Wednesdaynight. lie was 10 lad.
dress the people At Lafayette .Sop9ro
Thursday evening. Kentucky is with
us heart and soul, and the Lincoln troons
will not long be in Cairo, WE think
Major Ben McCulloch, at the head NJ
1000 NirGinians, was at Alexandra on
Monday. Alexandria is about eirbt
miles from Washington citv.1
the President is said 20 have told tba
Baltimore delegation, that if the roads
were obstructed, he would burn their
city.
Several army and navy officers re.
signed Oh the cath. They will be kent
prisoners, or on their parole.
Philadelphia, April 24th.-It is said
that martial law has been proclaimed
at Washington. Lieut.. Marry has sud.
denly disappeared from that city. He
Is a 1cmnesScan.
Philadelphia has taken the $500 900
war loan at par. One million was Of.
fercd.
Dan1 S. Dickinson has said in are.
cent speech chat, ''he wished the South
was wiped from the face Of the earth'
-becauSc, maybe, lac was not nomina.
led and elected President. Save US
from oaF friclds!
Batteries have been erected bv the
SeccsSlunists neal Mount Vernon. Gan.
has order them to be DESTROYED
by Fort Washington. lie has also or
icred the volunteers from PENNSYLVANIA
along the railroad between Wilmington,
Del, and Washington to protect it.
This doesn't look like he has resigned
md rendered his services to Virginia.
We hope Ben McCulloch will catch him.
Black Republican troops landing at
annapolis. There is a strong secession
orce between this place and Washing.
Twenty-thrce Southern Cadets at
Vest Point, have rcsigued-refusing to
enew their oath.
ltreally seems superhuous tn believe
ny telegraphic information. 1t is now
ontradicted that there is q large body
f Virginians encamped on Arlington
Annapolis, April 24th.-Gcn. Butler
as said that as soon as the New York
arrived, he would march to Wash.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE USIoE IMPOSSIBLE.
The Picayune thus concludes a leader with
the following forcible~ comparisons with respect
to the impossibility Of reconstructing the
Union:
The disruption of the Union into two
great sections by a deep and wide gulf
between the slave States and the free
States, is now as complete as The cleav-
ing Of the mountains at tie high lands
OF New York, by which the waters of
the interior find their way to the ocean.
You might just as well expect to close
up these gorges through which channels
have been working their way for un-
numbered ages as to persuade or con-
strain these two sections into their old
Union and identity. When those NOUN
tains are brought together by the hand
of man the same hand may crush the
Confederate States into one solid but
depopulated dependency to the North
ern Empire-but not till then.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
III Ia Prahahla

That Mr.. BAILEY will soon depar, for the war, to
take the portraits of all Ibervilliaus who immortslize
themselves in battle. or who may perish on the field
OF glory. Iii is therefore wise for those who expec,
to remain through j~ustifable reasons, to get their
own portraits, and also the portraits of their friends
who leave, for no lberville boy will wink his eye at
the fash of Black Republican powder. Sweethearts
and wives, too, should have the miniatures of their
husbands and lovers. And if any little keepsake is
in want Of repairing, BAILEY is the man to do il.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

SOLDIERS of the Crimea and Alea,;, MI.
Insulated a Theatre upon the battle. feId a.
Inkerman-who, since obtaining fbe;, 60
from the French army, have PLAYED with 81
nvaled success, all over Europe, and have 20.
eentiy concluded brilliant engagements At Na,v
orleans, ACADEMY of Musicl and Mobile baya
recently constructed and fitted up in a superb
styie a complete in all resnec,s
Wneieon 10 perform their delightful French
sauaevIies, o~pers-Buffes, Opereias, &c, with
the introduction Of popular and Patriotic sona.
and Grand Military spectacular scenes bouuss
now the French army was amused in lis bo"rs
OF rspose; and how the carnage field, Of ,hs
Cnmea, were won from the Russians.
me battles OF lnkerman, Alma, Balaklava
iracur, mamelon Vert aud MaIakofr. will in
turn be produced, offering a splendid oonor,nn;,m
to military men, whose ''maiden swords ara rc
9nheshed, to get a glimpse of how tbings are
done upon the tented field" And the Zouaves
assure the public iiat all the scenes will \.
perfectly presented. ~
y The public attention is earnestly directed
Agent, in advance Of the COMPANY.
The Company will perform at
Labsidsyile-Tuesdey, April 80, al l2 a. m.
and = p. IN
Napoleonville-Wednesday May I. at - 81 |
Bay GU G~oula-Thursday, May 9, at 10 2.
Plaquemine-Friday, May 3, at 2&7.
Do. Saturday, May 4, at IL & 7.
Bruley L~anding-Sunday, May 5, at I2 & ?.
Baton Rouge-Mondsy, May s, at l2&I.
Do. Tuesday, May =, at IL & =.
Do. Wednesday, May g., at 70 & 7.
Waterloo-Thursday, May o, at lQ-Bayou
Sara-at Z p. m.
Pointe Compatibility, May 10, at i2-Mor-
ganxa, at Z p. M.
q In consequence ofthe great efforts made
10 secure Comfort, G%entiIity and Elegance y the
above Entertainments, and the great exuD
thereon, the Managers have fixed Ve
blowing schedule of
3rices Of Admission.
70 Dress Circle, with numbered Chaiu 81 90 7
.nshioned Seats in Pai luette, 50
under 10 yeas of age, fialf- price.
flysnH rs .
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
For New Orleans.
For Sale.
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, ARNIL ~. 1861.
All Advertisements and HandbiiIs,

All Advertisements and HandbiiIs,
Required by Captains or other gentlemen, in call
ing for vclunteers-or other printing that may be de-
sired in the organizing or equippiug of volunteer
companies for the war, fiom this parish and West
Baton Rouge, tiA be done gratis. on application at
this Office. Commanders of companies from this pa
IRISH. by writing us where they are stationed from time
to time, will be regularly forwarded a bundle of our
papers Tor the use of each Of their respect i've compa-
MES.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
The River,

At this point, is still rising, but as there seems to
be a height of some nine feet ion Thursday vet to
reach before the usual high water mark is arrived at,
with the rivers above falling, we think the Black
Reps. Tread it republicans or reprobates, it is all the
same,) or their emissaries will have but little oppor-
'unity TO scourge us with water, as they have threat.
med BY opening the l~evees, as with the sword and
with FIRE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
The Minerva.

This new, stsuuch steamer, owned and comman-
ded by citizens of this parish, will be On the Bayou
Crosse Tere next Thursday, or leave there that Jay
for New Orleans, with whatever freight planters and
others may entrust her with. 4 more cautious and
courteous commander Than Capt. NEEEAux, or a
sounder, safer boat thaThis, they can scarcely iGd.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
NfW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce Col. III. w. AL.
LEN, of West Baton Rouge, as a candidate for Con-
gress Of the Confederate States for the Fourth Congress
sionsl District, composed Of the Parishes of West Fell
clans, Point Coupee, ST. Landry. Lafayette, yermillion.
Yves, Baton Rouge, Iberyiile, ST. Mary and st. Martin,
Election first Monday in November.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

Es' Not having time to comment upon the
subject this week, we will content ourself at present
by asking the question, if IL would not be advisable
tor those who remain at home in this place and yicin.
ity, TO organize themselves into a military company
Tor home protectionf
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
FOR ASSESSOR.

hr. Editor; Please announce the name Of T.. no.
DOLPH VERBOIS. Esq, as a Democratic Caudi,
ate for Assessor for the parish of lberyilIe, subject to the
State Rights Democratic Convention.
We ara authorized to announce ERNEST CAL.
LERN, the preseGr incumbent, as a Candidate for re-
election to the office of Assessor, subject to the decision of
fhe State Rights Democratic Convention.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

PATRIOTIC OFFERs.-Capt. L. Lanoue, in
behalf Of the New Orleans and Bayou Sara
Mail Company, says the Adcocate, patriot.
calIy offers to convey all troops designed for
defense of the Southern COnfederacy from
any point on the coast to the city, free of
charge. The New Orleans and jackson Rail.
road Company have made the same PROPOSE
lions, as far as their route is concerned. This
generosity viii be properly appreciated wher
it is known that the transportation of troops
is one ofthe heaviest expenses of a campaign.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
The Very Latest News.
Gen EscaUrcgard i'm Rich
HlOEld.
Federal Transports Fired Upon.
by the Evening Picayune.

Gen. Beauresard is reported to have
arrived in Richmond.
s.. Louis, April 23rd.-Volumteers are
culisiIng rapidly for Lincoln, we pre-
sumo. About $500 are on the Arsenal
Grounds, subject 20 the order of the
Secretary OF War.
Cairo, April 25th.-There arc 1000
troops stationed at this point. All is
quiet.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

GALLANT CoNCOEDIA.-The Police Jury
! Of the Parish Of Concordia, at a meet
ing held on Saturday last, unanimously
! passed a resolution appropriating Sl0,-
600 in cash for the support and main
tcnance Of our Louisiana troops, and
express u willingness to appropriate
$50 900 a year during the existence Of
the war.
We are also informed by a reliable
gentleman from the Parish of Tensas.
that a special meeting of the Police
Jury of that Perish has been called,
and that they will De equally liberal in
their donation to the state. Hurrah for
Concordia and TcusaS ! Let other Par
ishcs follow this glorious example Of
the gallant and patriotic planters Of
these Parishes.-Tic1yane
West Baton Rouge, we learn, will do hand
sOmely in this kind Of thing-and we are GER.
tain that oar own Parish of Iberyille, the
wealthiest in the State out of New Orleans,
will be behind none of her sister Parishes.
This is the time for individuals, as well as
Parishes, to give literally of the means by
which they arc blessed, in support of our
country and our cause, and in honor of human
nature ITSELF
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

SG- James D. Johnson, after having
resigned from the Navy of the Old
Concern, has been appointed to a cor
responding grade in the service of our
Confederate States.
Yes, and he will make his mark like a gal.
liant gentleman and true Southerner, where.
ever the post Of honor and Of danger call him.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

CATHOLIC BISHOP OF New ORLEANs.-We
see by the Catholic Mirror, the official organ
Of the Archbishop Of Baltimore, that Bishop
Odin, has been transferred to this see. Bishop
Odin has been Bishop of Galveston for nearly
two years, and is well and favorab,y known
by all classes in this State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

"SAvE Me- FROM Ny FRIENDS. The n.
Y. Courier and Enquirer, the New Yrk
organ Of Seward, denounces Major An,
derson for surrendering Sumpter, ana
the Tribune suggests that he ought 70
be Court Martialed. The Major VIII
find New York and other centers Of
Abolitionism, where he is belcagued Gy
the blackguardism of the Black RepuI'
licans, much hotter and more uncon'
Portable than when shut up in Sumpe''
the target of Beauregard's batteries
Verify are Black Republics ungra'''
full
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
TO Corporation Claimants.

~ AS the undersigned has a "smalI pile" of Cor.
Po'aaon funds IN his hands, unappropriated, these
VINO nave Claims which have been allowed, and are
duly signed by the Mayor, with the order ato nav -
would 10 well to present them and get their money
"First come, FIRST served"
WIN. p. BRADBURY.
nv Corporation Treasurer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

REV. S. B. SURATr.-We notice that this
gentleman, formerly stationed here as pastor
OF the Methodist Church, has gone to Pensa-
cola with the Shreveport Grays, as their
Chaplain. So says the Adrocate.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

oNk DOLLAR HOO per square of ten lines, or Legs. CT
"s space, - ----, for the lrst ia
sertiOn, aud Fifty Gents for each subsequent Insor-
ton. alibcrald discount hswevcr. on these rates VII
DO made on advertisements inserted for a longer lime
than two months. as fglpw..
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
FOR AUDITOR.

We are authorized TO announce ~. PERALTA.
OF East Baton Rouge, as a Candidate for Auditor ofPublic
Aeeornts-subject TO a nomination BY u Democrats State
Convention, If one is called.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

No STOMACH EoK THE FRAY-On Saturday
night last no less than 100 U. S. soldiers de.
serted from Fort Hamilton, n. Y. How many
absquatu!ated from other stations is not
known.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
FOR RECORDER,

IA. EDITORS You will please announce the name of
ADoLPHE HEBERT. Esq, asa Candidate for
sne once OF Recorder of the parish Of IberyiIe, subject
90 the decision Of tho State Right. Democratic Couysu.
nsn.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
Demand Of Gen. Beauregard,

louisville, Apri. 25th.--A rumor came
over our line that Gen. Beauregard has
notified L;ncoln to have the women and
children removed from Washington by
Saturday!
LincOln's honse, the White House, is
guarded by 800 men at night.
The Frigate Cumberland can level An
napolis with her guns. Gen. SCOTS
pickets are extending towards Annapo-
lis junction.
WHO is Gen. Butler, and on what
side is he-and which side holds Anna
polls? All this is confused
Gen. Beauregard is to be in Rich,
mond next Tuesday. Families continue
to leave Washington as fast they can.
The Arkansas troops has taken Fort
Smith.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
FOR SHERIFF.

"S Eoiroa' Please annouaee my name in your pa,er
f'a Candidate for the next s~heriGalty Of this parish.
GCSrAVE LAUVE.
Bayou Goula, April 18th, 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

THREE DOLLARS AMI FIFTY CENTS 81 5N for
Que year, IN advance. FIVE DOLLARS G5 OO If
not paid In advance.
SINGLE COPfES-Ten Cents.
NO subscription will be Discontinued unless a written no.
nee To that effect is received from tho subscriber him.
self and all aTreargos paid.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
SherifG'S Sale.
STATE OF LOUSIIANA--PAR1sH OF
~ IBERvILLE-GTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT COURT.
XAvIER LAMBERT rs. PHILIP HEELEIN.
No. 1866.
No. 1866.

BY virtue Of n writ of Ii. Ia, TO NE di-
rected from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
in the above entitled and numbered cause, |
have seized and Will offer at Pubic Sale to the
highest and last bidder for cash, with benefit
OF appraisemebt, ON
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
Washington city the Tirst Battlefield.


In more Than probable rha, the spirited aud pa
triotc COMPANY, the ibeyriUs Greys, under ,hrir
youthful but sble and gallant leader, Capt CHAs. A.
BRUsLE, which we understood leaves TODAY, unaer
orders, for New Orleans, Is destined direct for Virgi-
MIA. We predicate Ills upon a notice VT see in the
Crescent calling for men by the Louisiana Guard
Tor immediate serVice-destinution, Virginia" So,
II - more than probable that all now ordered on rer-
wee will he Dispatched forthwith TO that State. in the
vicinity Of Washington, where Gen. Ben NcCuIloch
Is sand 10 be encanped, with 200J men. 1t will BE-
Iec"ilec'ed Pres. DAVIS in his inaugural, promised
The wives aud daughters OF the Conielerscy, that j.
war did come, their homes and fresidss should Nc
yer he disturbed by the clash of arms-inrimaung
pretty broadly tina, h. would at once carry the war
INTO the eneiny's county-and the promises Of JrFF.
DAVIS are not made like pir-crust, to be Urokeu."
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
Our Northern Friends.

1t has been the custom Of all political par.
ties at the South, FOR years past, to applaud
those men Of the North who were supposed
to uphold Southern rights and to bcstow
offices upon thcu to the exclusion Of more
mertorloGs persons in oCr own section. AZ
ter the mask Eas thrown of. Martin Van
Buren,, that Northern man with Southern
principles" it would seem that Southerners
ought to have been more particular in their
worship OF those ;Hen who happened to be
born North Of Mason and Dixon's Line. But
Van Buren, is not the only man honored by.
The South, who has encouraged her enemies
IN their unholy warfare upon her rights. II
seems that ex Presidents Fillmore, Pierce AID
Buchanan, and wOuld.be President Douglas.
Of whom were ready TO fwn upon the
South when she had houors to confer, are con.
among themselves which shall out
strip the other in bis support Of the Black
Republican war against the South. Recent
events have thus proved tie utter inslncerity
Of the Professions Of those who Claimed to be
tie peculiar champions Of Southern rights.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
10 the Cttisens of LouisjOnu
Attention, MilitaIre ct Civil.

ZoOA EES-FTederick @. and Glat;1nsy
oeage directors; W. z. Tedmar,A, Nm
ogeT Of ZOuaces.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

"OLD JACINTo" ALL RIGHr.-An note from
a correspondent in Galveston, under
date of April 10Th, says:
Old Sam Houston has just finished.
speech of an hour, in which he said
that he will stand by the South at all
hazards, and would die in defence Of
her rights. He blamed the sensation
papers for misleading Lincoln in regard
to his [Houston's position.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

y An exchange speaks Of a colOred per.
son in Charleston, who pays a tax on $4,000
I'VE think it IS, of property. There i one
in this Parish who pays taxes on two pIanta.
tons, a~ggregating au amount not much under
100000.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27
EeGfe de Sheriff

ETATDELA LOUISIANE-PsRolssE
~ DlBERvlLLE-CoUR pU Gene DIsrRICr.
Xavier Lambert rs Philip lIeelcin-No.
1866.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl Ia a moi adressG mar
PHon'ble. la sus-dlte c0ur dams la cause c-
dessus lntltulCe ct numerotGe. J'ai saisi ct J'ex-
poseral en- vente publique au plus ofrant et der
nler encherSseur, pour du compliant, avec priyi-
lege d'eyaluation-
Same6i, h Ter joar de JUN prochain, 1861,
IL heures, A. NJ, a la maison de Cour de- cette
parolsse, dams la vile de Plaquemine. ious les
drolts, tItres, inteTets ct pTetensions du defendeur.
fhIliP Heelein, en- ct aux proprl6les ci-apres de-
critics, SAVIOR:
Ter. Tn certain lot de Terre, situe dams Ia
vile de Plaquemine, paroisse NIberyile, me-
surant a peu-pres sOIxante ct dix picds de IA
ce, sur la rue Levee on Front street, ayec
tonte la profondeur y appartenant: borne en-
haut par plusSieurs lots appartenant a Mn.
Roth Freres, Joseph Beraud, ct a succession
dc Thomas Mile, en- bas par "Fenu's Alley"
ct en- arriere par la rue de Banque, ensemb.e
avec toutes les batiSses ct ameliorations pt tou-
ties les dependencies qui oy trouvent ct Y ap-
p%artiennent. La dte propriete ct conure
CONNIE lie "lberville Hotel"
20. Aussi une maisou en- bois ,ripee On !
face de Ia propriete ci-dessus decrite, deGons
DE la levee. ct maintenant occupee CONNIE
Warehouse ct Bureau dc Ia Poste.
SaIsi pour satrsfaire le dit writ ct fraiS.
THE0. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
P~aroisse dlberville, lie 81 Avril, 1851. apz7
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-27

Etat dc IN LOuiSiaae, Paroisse FHyrle-
COHr dH 6Me. District .JadicialJe.
Dams la Succession dc fcue Colin Cor.
mier.
ATTENDU, que ADoLrHE CAsrELLE a &c
~ jour presentG une petition en- cetle cour a
reflect dobtenlI DIES lettres administrator de
la succession de leu Colin Cormier.
Avs est par lie present Gonne tous ceux que
celia e%oncerne de deduire sous dix iours de la
aa'e de &c present les raisons pour lesqneIles
IL ne seralt pas fait droit a Ia ditto petition.
~lberville, AvIil 81, 1861.
ap27. MA. ESTFVAN CreFe-
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