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JFV11 S Sa's s;S5 9e; Of FT rils55 Poa1f s.'s .%5;se na1I %s %o to
fashionable aud elegant styiesn1~ 10 vogue. He has participated
thr most r. ,,.tsbIe ana y. ula.sa rsaii". n 1"e state. Of vtr.
E,m, and Nrih Ca,olin1' agl a. +. Ht.en be- hasno on handare
..hip ~ any sg.si"i2re ,oid. To- order tIh,sp ven supplied, and
Tor 4. s'odlrt 4 Co }. u. I'1nhau and . c]hckering, three Of the
rhg., az m.'a1se unable 20 vii Richmond and select in per.
sirei t.at hey will BE- faithfully dealt with, and rs good a Piano
arr al ss,,na5ie as atauy esttGihmrnt North or so4th.
y. gs.,g ss% s@S 5.Sl e '''.''ad r''"''i in H''''"s'. PIC g.s1'
tUTIsOTND FLJm ExTRiCT ~ u--AWPELO'- PA
~ Chronic bsassrs OF che rrnay raesgss, Csfcullus Affection.
Ls'.'I,hs 10 Rr2psy' JaIa'sg Ct-9n,g Ina,mnai'p 9Ta y.ger.
oIslH, and ]c5Trseing the disposition 60 psoirse mucous secretion.
without pua, ard specially 10 dIrharg., from rs ufino genital
mgsau. r~asrhsan~, retention or insoDtu,uee u urine.
~ It.h' u' 10 -.er'g hn s.mg. L,h. ihH..hge 81 M
ait,nnf i quality % ue urinary tscf.u'n. u vas Originally
most solely ir discharge. from enc ud1os genital rueou. msmbrape
co. ulei, Ieu-orh,a 1nd eIlonIe l]narmmsu,n n be- Made
LIZ ~r-.nmm.niing q au 'atish,dI sys thi.emInenfs ur
gnd.r eaa,.iergnon. l,s.elioz ysy nairI3ny ns ,~s-rf.u %
.n ,mmsug1 III i-r,abHi,yof Is. BLADDER
y~oSArHAS PEssiRA. IN, FRS@Ls
creased o. iimini.hgl /. n'la ,,a1iirg %" s .1get, ghl.h stub.
...-.i 's'.ft.r .l,y tL o. q, , g.sg go n. u p's ~ ~ ,e,Ig g.. OF
by 1, ~ " 'Do{E e.. ns,ala ,,' va !"
? w i|f..LH ANN NINNHiHNNN NNIIIf Soc CIV iI INNIr
-Ilorr' DE- ta,s or ssH,rtear and hsiion.h. U,a's -io,.,
Tr.uss. A.. our stort be- composed 10 tu extensive rarsfy ~
.s lt.irshls arIfir pHrialrinT la the trade. and Will Doc offered
kgs,a,ii ,s., srgry 81. Vi ats. aNaln .ir,,,.
lsIt wmTE . rsrF 5dDoIs hsias D,osy's.
sgAco. q gisgrnvnaE oyr'a' 20" ;Ars:
ID 10 bids Neg OteIGB
/: !. s. 81 ...: Z ..... a.. ,%-,.... '''s''
g q. T. isr,,. ,o,u
o. Is.a N.tU4
~ bids Polio Bi-a SOD cIal uoal'ss.
80 bM. Sew uI.HHa o.
o. . f-Far Ha fgrp W
p. birds Hiau fI|.a
O. r.asge. Gf..u .nd rarr Tess
49, f.v.a NituirlUr rni T4H.u Candies
TupHufrr soap
fs trF Soils auI Spikes
Ip fHra N,rH trI rirt Grsrrs
pim.l., p.pitrt .ugaL Painted Burtets, Red Cords and
lfsIrv Inns, Wfapprr Papsg Fasing Powder, Candle Wicl.
porting Hrl irsHtrE pDsisr Crsr, Hoop Iron, Blister -teel,
"irdna oas, starch, Porter Az. alii-dAef
HTsE,gAL OH ALHoSDs-Jo bt ysy supsror, ~ 70.
Is-H DRUGGISTS.
Il CAsfs ExrRA TisE GUHPOWDER TEA, rs.euuy and fr
- s-.rbv gaI-l LgufF WEBB 4 son.
l.uEE ASD wEtrHEE PEOOF PAIyr6-to hbts. slse sect
Paint ever used alec, 100 gallons chs.g. OF kf uarg 9Th u,
URy Druggists.
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Opposite Exchange Hank, Richmond, "a.

SADDLEHN, 6c.-The subscriber respectfully Informs his
- friends and the public generally, that he has taken the store
two doors below MeSrs. Webb, Bacon 4 Co, whsre may be found q
large and varied selection 81 every article Ia a StilleTy Establish
men; Of his own manufacture. lie hattrTs himself that having had
twenty Eve years OF more eNrcdrncr In HE business, that his work
can he relied ON. In addition 20 my business, I have added the
manufacture Of all kinds Of Horse and Mule Collars, which / will
sell a. low a. can be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants will and u greatly to their interest 10 call and
examine Tor themselves, all OF which / will sell low for cash, or on
credit to punctuai customers.
ahfQ-dNf J0EEpI ~ C0IOTITT Aruf
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A NiON STEAM MP CoNIPtNl'- LINE OF
" sTEANiRlts-for Philadelphia every Monday trhsi

V NIENNtNN-For FhiIndrIrhta rVrry NOndny [tfkN
and Thursday via Norfolk and Cape May-Aalpler S4fTS
CITY Of Captain Mitchell, stNIHasrS.
VIRGINIA., Captain Teal, and the st-IHaer PENNSIL TINEi.
Capt. BayHoTc-One OF these splendid steamships will leave Rich
mond for Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday athigh water,
touching Cape Nay to land passengers. Returning, leave Phila-
delphia every Wednesday aud Saturday at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, until
further notice.
Passengers fr Cape May, will consult their interest by taking
this route, asst Is, in addition to being the cheapest, the most
expeditions AID comfortable.
fa~-nSrr-For New ork--wehAveenter into arrangements
TO forward passengers through to New York, either by cars or
steamers, allowing them the privilege Of remaining in Philadel-
piia three or Aur days, or proceed directly on 70 New York, upon
tAe arrival Of he steamers.
shippers Io he WEST -Tobacconirs DESTROYS Of shipping TO
Pitt>burg, will please bear in mind, that We have made all the ne.
eesslry arrangement to forward Tobacco through At 6Oc. per 100
pounds.
Due notice vii be always given in all the Daily Papers in the
city, when the iteamvrs will be ready to receive freight, and the
hour Of their SAILING.
y. Il. Shippe's will bear in mind that all Bills OF Lading must
be sent Co the wharf Al Rockets, ~ be signed before the sailing Of
the steamers.
Passage through to New York, lst cabin and found, 80 90
Cape May, " : 90
Passage through 10 Philadelphia, LIST cabin and found, : a.
Do do DO ~ do do do 7UO
Do do Norfolk, 1t do do 9 90
For freight or passage, apply to
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OrTtcE Il. y. a p. r n. Co.,
Richmond, MAY %. ISs2.' selC

IMPORTANT N0rtCE-STEAMERs BELyI.s ~
II DERE AND PocAHoNrAS-Untl further no-GSIStSErr
tce both 81 the above Steamers will remain on theAZL
route between RICHNOND AND BALTIMORE, connecting at the
latter place with the Ericsson steam Propeller, via Canal to Phia-
delphiA.
The BELvTDERE, Captain Clifford, will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon. Returning, she will leave Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon.
The POCAHDNrAs Captain, Jones, will leave baltimore every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. Returning, she will leave Richmond
every SATURDAY afternoon; thus anording the merchants two
opportunities per week between the two places. This route WILDE
found one of the most certain and expedition. TO or from Wheel
ing. Plttsburg, Cincinnati, and the south and West generally. For
retght apply to LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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=. thr0ugh by Canal Packets to Buchanan. Ec-fr71s7rt
sd stages to the Red swss, and ssssiE-
To the whit. s.,.I.. :. ~ 70.
49,. sGphu,. =. 1890. o. %.
ihIosgh by Canal, Lyuchburg and Tennessee Railroad.
IN s.ases TO The Red Sweet and Sweet springs. 'ss 90.
Leave Richmond daily by Pasfe, Boat. fSI I,1ehsa,s nd
S.Sn.nsn, q y. NJ Sundays excepledJ and arry. In Lynch
~ - W. and Buchanan at 9 p. N. Of the second day and
80 WHITE sulphur the third day at eP. N.
~ hoets there are only 90 rales sfuosao.
" ynsnourE, Passengers connect with the Lynehburs and Ten
az nAi.road. leaving daily at Z A. NJ, arrive al pons.rks. \,
a ~ rom thsnee BY stage ~ miles, to Mountain Hons. 10
sNlhk TN Leave next A. NJ. at daylight. arrive M ~. "a
sSss.Sf sweet springs, % mies) To breakfast. and nom thsn.s ~
mond, uriA only 81 nMISs Of xG1ofso g
eU Shortest distance by stage or .nx o,h.x -. ~
above IL lis miles. '~" 'hah ue
Passengers for the Natural Bridge, Lexington. Roclbrtss. and
Neh Alum, warm and Hot springs. connect with a Daily In. ~
Stages NJ uumer's Mil, miles nom the Natural Ilriax. oron,
thence to Lexington IA, and nom Lexington 10 Roy Ann ~
.ahes. Leave Richmond at o p. NJ, and arrive al m. N.,,r.i
Bridge second day at4 Y. NJ, and Lexington at Z 2. N.
returning, leave the White sulphur at 2. NJ, ard IN. sx..,
and hed sweet ate 7. NJ, and arrive at the Mountain House Al :
TN Leave next A. NJ. at daylight, aud arrive at Bonsacls M
sSf. ~, and In Lynehborg by I z. NJ. connect there with the
Boats leaving at 4. NJ, and arrive in Richmond second A M -,
9oStoek s0nnee,ing with the Northern and Southern Cars, and
with the Norfolk Steamboats,.
" rsssergsrs tor Cumberland Q. H., fsrmvine, and buckingham
connect with the Stages, those for Charlottesyn leave Ttesiau
AZ Inn md NFD -aAN - 49,
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Vlss,N.A g-Aw s.spsoAI, .c.see.. AND .u.cn

ViReiNlA LAM, ssEpscAL, sCssooL. AND ssrscE.
" LANEOCS B0Ok ERPORTUM-A7 NORRIS No vi
nam street has for sale the following;
leading works on Civil aud Criminal Law, fsaalnss. St.te Re.
boI.s, piEests, statutes works on Evidence, Equity, yari.pTudence.
.sI,ner.hip Contracts, Legal forns, as well az a large humber OF
s.s .e,hofs OF al the departments ofJurisprudene-, includ.
M wsstoty' Kent Marshall, wAshington. Gresnleai Adams, entity,
"n.itos. Archbod, Randolph. 4c, Ac.
ahpiVAL boOkS-A splendid stock Of standard authors In the
ss,sou psrtments OF dnafOHsy, kedi, ias and SsrVsry, as we'll
~ u,sas. and aneeuons Medical Students Supplied with
rektnooks a fhiladelphLa and New York prices; also, Thesis pa
SCHOOL Books-An the iInd. In use. such as
Rsaas xlssotas, Speakers, Rhetoric,
nsssnnssmrss;,.. hssrono%iss, Philosophy, Latin Books.
aarmm.n'' uufos,sphie'' Chemistry, Greek do
Teachers supplied at a liberal Discount.
.aN buVns Manufactured To any pattern NJ the shortest
best and cheapest manner. Printing OF all kInd. ,sea,.I
srAIlONEkf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every article p..d IN n
school rom, bank. or public ONCE.
WHITING AND LETTER PAPER-A large assortment.
rally. snsne-
NOTiCE-Mr. V. N. MONTAGUE Il, admitted a .,,n. !,
-, my business from the ist OF August, after which the bu.n.ss
~ ", % conducted under the Arm and style Of CoXAMONTAGUF
nnpefsons having claims against m are requested 10 present
NJ . payment, and those indebted are requested TO make an
Richmond, July 10Th, 1883. No 10 Main ,tr..,
hM CoNCsItN.-coN a MONTAGUE, No. 70 Main street.
NH Snn'snee to their friends and the public, that thsy will
OF s.pteut., III, "oon. business at The old stand, and by the LIST
~ p' vno VII open their fan snd Winter stock o. stapie and
,i"n - ~ hoods, to which they particularly cali The stten-
III. ~ wy utsnd In want. and are Determined TO offer them
Thsyy viii NJ anu a complete assortment at low prfces-
OF he pubhe patronage. The stock o hand xulh he s.iJ oW !,
s'ea' bargains until the LIST Of september.
m,, Gao 10 JAMrr =. cox,
o.1 v. N. doNrAGUE.
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INTERESTING To FtIlNEiis-We believe Il wilbe inter.
z estng o. the Farmers In Virginia, to know that they can buy
Furniture in Richmond on better terms than they can in any Nort,-
ern Market, and to prove the above assertion, we have lately sold
several Farmers Furniture who have priced our goods and gone to
the Norr for the purpose Of buying. but fndiaI they could pur-
chase on better terms IN Echma.a, .uey have returned and bought
ufus. ThrI,f-ss, W. call on the Farmers and Planters to bring in
their produce and take home cur manufactures.
JONES A HARDWOOD,
~ Orrnai.n Nr.hnnn. n.nE E.Ar..nI IL
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H"LACKSMIrH's TOOLS.-GrnUiuc AuiuftFe Nous sbt, An.
E0 wis, 1870 t. 2jJ ill., each. "WdghtsH pat-.t s5Ii-bgg vase.
come ezra large; Sledge and ilaud-hauIners; Smiih's Bellows. =
~ IS iueuss. Horse and Male Shoes; "GriMns" Horse Shoe Nails.
all sizes; PLEA and RasPs, Gc, Tor sale 10y
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n PORTABLE STEi MBOIT CURTES5SS@nr-S
IEth," Carr. JouS DAyuA-Ihe CURTIS PECKA@7N-l@
having just undergone a thorough overhauhug, and fitted ur with
life boats, pumps, &c, in accordance with the late act Of Cor gress,
viii, on Saturday morning next, 10th Inst, resume the regular run
between uis ami SorE:s, leaving the wharf at Rockets precise y
Thereafter, at the same hour.
Returning, leave Norfolk each alternate morning, at the same
hour, touching ~ all the regular lnudinF- On the river, going and
returning. Freight taken as usual.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk ..-....... ......-.S2
Meals. ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ cents each.
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Mssss NER%SaA23

UT Y !. WF eASh HHsE cAss passengeTs, and Ut . and q Tor ID
class do
For through tickets TO Washington, baltimore or Philadeiphia. or
other Information, apply at the ticket Office.
Besides the through and direct conneSiOn named above, with the
Main Northern Route, through tickets, direct, can be obtained at
me Depot Of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in wash
tngton, for Wheeling, via the Relay House, at 80 81.
r. 4 The night train will not stop % take u y or put down pas
sengers except at the following stations-Cottage, Tayiorsyillr
Junction, Chesterfield, Milford, Guincys 5, Fredericksburg and
Brooke's.
N. II. BY order Of the Postmaster General, no train will be
run between Richmond and Washington on Sunday nights.
Hts deemed proper, In addition, 10 state, for the information Of
passengers, that four daily lines are in operation between Wash.
ington and Baltimore, ~ means OF which the traveller, who,
through buNness or pleasure, has been delayed in Washington, has
u always in his power TO proceed, at a convenient hour, directly
on his Journey TO any point north Of that place.
aul5 4 RUTU Ag,nt 81 Tr.nxror,,uo,
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ki-~ULtIlON-We o.. rrl,r.Hp heretofore existing be.
kF tarsu HENRY sHA.ig auI joins Z. siiAFE3, under ths
ira of HENii sHAFtE 3 co., vas Dr. mgtaalcons.nt Dissolved,
rr fr la' VI ! tuulry. I.s U4...aa uf fr I.Es Nru sill Doe settle"
b. HENRY bIAFEg, a:We OLD stand, 30 a Main street.
UFNs4 sUAfiP,
-EHE C. -ItIEW
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FOR NEw NOHh-SIDE-
WHEEL STEAA sHlPS EOINOHE AM t+S
JiNESTpUN, Of IaOO aud 400 { It's Burthrn.- IRrKS
Passengers for New York will bear in mind that the ee- S--G
CANT Steamship ROANOKE" Edward Cavcndy, Commander.
leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY, afternoon at I o'clock,
by way Of Norfolk, allowing them ample time to visit that place.
Passage to New York, including meals and fine State Room &C
commodaUons, only $40
Steer4Ee passage, ouly...--.-. %. IS
The "Jsmestown," under charge Of Captain Lewis Parish, vii.
be on the route in the course Of two OF three weeks.
These ships have been built with an eve to comfort, strength.
and speed, and b ing new, all ct the modern improvements have
been introduced into theIr construction, and are in charge ofexpc
rienced officers. Passengers taking these fine steamers to New
York, avoid The annoyance OF a change Of baggage, and az the
same time enjoy the tracing air Of the ocean for about 20 hours.
in sghtof the most picturesque and d-irl tul part Of our coast.
Ladies travelling alone will be IAid every care and attention.
BeTths can be secured either at our office OF on board ofths hip.
mails LUDLAM A WATSON.
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tSTEEL PESs IMPORTED DikECr-GEG. NJ. wtSI, NJ,
- and 6 ENct4usr. has received th = day. thr celebrated ".fa.
Pcs" made TO order iu H.uuilsham. STAMPED g.. ". Wet q .iru.
RithmcGd, Va. Price 70 etc p~T gross. Thi. Pen has given better
satisfaction thau any other Steel Pen. They will be seat hy u4.I
free Of postage, upon receipt 90 tc prize. auI1
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
UNE AUTRE AFFATRE KOsZTA.

Nous trouvons dams la Patrie du 80 sep
tembre, une lettre de Berlin du 25 du meme
mois, qui donne quelques details sur une af-
faire qui ofre quelque rapport aVec ceHe de
Koszta, ct qui pourrait entrainer les deux
gouvernement de Prusse ct des Etats-Unis, a
des difficulties encore impossibles prevoir.
II paraIt, dit eette lettre, que le nouvel am
bassadeur AMERICAN, NJ. Brown, aura a trai-
ter une afaire interessante, qui beaucoup
danalogie avec celle de Costa NJ Henry
d'Oensche await etc condamne, en- 1849, a
quatre annees de prison, pour DELFT de presse;
naais il await pris Ia fuite ct s'etait rendu aux
Etats-Unis; en- 1850, il Sc fit naturaIiser eli
toyen AMERICAN. II est revenu Hambourg
pour regler ses afaires. A Hamburg Il fut
ivre a rautorIte prussienne ct transfere a
Liegnitz, OH il est en- prison depuis une aimee.
II Went de sadresser Ia legation amerieaine
pour invoquer sa protection, comme eitoyen
des Etats-Unis Il s'appuie sur Paffaire
koszta
LIE eomte d Armin a reeu pour instruction
de ne pas Sc rendre 0llmutz ct de rester a
Fienne
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
REPUBLIOUE DOMINICAINE.

LIE Nea0 York Tribune nous apprend
qu'une difculte a eu lieu entire les autorites
dominicaines ct NJ Elliot, agent consulaire
des Etats-Unis. Saint Dominique, au sujet
de eIenroement de plusieurs citoyens ameri-
Gains CONNIE soldats. LIE gouvernement n 'ay-
ant tenu aucun compte des protestations reite-
rees de notre consul, celui-ci stVu force den
faire une derniere, eoneue en- ces termes:
''J' al eu Fhonneur de vous informer dams
ina premiere ct seconde lettre, auxquelles
Etreponses Ia iamais etc fate, que votFe gou-
ttyernement enregimente foreement a Por-
'to-PIata, des eitoyens americans. Je suiz
force de vous deelarer dams eette troisieme
''lettre que vous vous occasionnerez des de-
'sagrements pour avoir insulte mon pavilion
I'd 'une maniere outrageante, ct que j'en in
.fformerai mon gouEernement immedlatement
| 81 vouz ne repondsz cette lettre sans de-
"Iai."
Peu de temps apres le consul american
reeut une reponse, par laquclle i etait invite
d Sc rendre pres du President, au palais, mu,
nj des documents de son gouFernement qui
prouvaient quill etait bien fagent eensulaire
du gouvernement AMERICAN. On supposaIt
que NJ Elliot soumettrait teute cette afaire
a son gouvernement.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
NOTRE VILE.

LIE temps Sc maintient froid. Notre village
jouit toujours de Ia meilleure sante
Les afaires eleetorales Won't leur train No
tre qualite de journal neutre, nous oblige ce-
pendant dire: que les eandidats patent moins
souvent i boire que d'habitude- On espere,
generalement qu'ils Sc eorrigeront de ce de-
faut, le jour de Pelection ...
Dun autre cote, pour leur rendre justice,
lis recherchent h plus de voiz possible.
Nous aEons eu dernierement quelques Sc
Renades, mais elles n'ent pu detruire notre
harmonic.
Les dernieres nouveIles de Chikerville sont
peu interessantes, eles ne eontenaient qu'un
detestable luxembourg. lie journal de eette
vile. occupe CONNIE tant d'autres. d'6lections,
dit: Nous ne parlons pas des lecteurs, de
Iecteurs) nous parlons nos lecteurs.
C'est pitoyable, lie Courier des Ope1oa-
sas. commence Sc repentir des frais enormes
qu'ila fats pour etablir une igne telegraph
que entire notrs village ct eette capitale.
C'est bien fait pour lui, on le lui await
predit.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05

CONSERVATION DE LoNDREs- Voulant
donner nos lecteurs une idee du debit qui
Sc fais d Londres de certains prodnTts esran.
gers, nous Demons ei.joint IN extrait de ces
articles qui y sont arrives du 2 au 8 du eou-
rant i, ,16S paniers de PORES, sans y com.
prendre les poInmes nj autres fruits venant
de France, s'elevant d plus de 20 miles pa
niers 621 caisses d'otlfs de poules; 100000
fromages d Hollande, essimes a plus de $780,
900 Iivres l6,46s paquets Foster; 460, ,757
ivres de beurre frais, ct $3.50 barils de
beurre sale yenant de Hollande so caisses
de volatile, ct 81 eaisses de noix, yenant de
France. Nous avons aussi remarque 269
eaisses de sardines venant de Nantes, ct
quatre embarcations de Dree Breeders,
Iace Z@sters, Jonge Antje ct Fissery, We,
nant de Hollande avee des anguilles, on ne
dit pas La quantite de eette importation spe,
eiale. Dams tout ces produits on he com
prend pas les productions du pays qui
viennent de toutes parts par Ia vote des che,
Minis de fer. ..z-
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
(Cemnsuniqus.)

MEssIEuRs LES EDLTEURs, j al WI annonce
dams votre feuille de samedi dernier, que
Gustave Louaillier etait le candidat demo-
crate pour Grefier de la Cour de District.
Je suis un de ces demoerates qui, quolque
petit ct simple, me items toujours sous feten-
dard du parti Mon but, en- NJ 'adressant a
vous, est de savoir comment Mr.. Louaillier
est devenu relu de la Democratic. J'etals
present a la Convention Democratlque qui
s,est tenue aux Opelousas, lie q du mois der
nier, ct, je sais gu u'aucune nomination n a etc
faite pour les OFFICERS de Paroisse. Une au-
tire convention a-t-elle eu lieu depuis Ou
savez-vous 81 une majorite de votans, membres
du parti democratique fait sortir Mr.. Lou
aillier!
Jai entendu dire que Mr.. LouailEer, dams
une lettre vous adressee ct ecrite en- route
pour la Nouyelle- Orleans, refusait positive
ment d etre candidat. Ladite lettre est-elle
envotre possession ? Comme journalistes neu-
tres, je suppose que vous n aurez aucune OBJ
lection ME cacher ee que vous savez sur cette
question, ct a repondre aux interrogations
contenues dams eette communication
. Soyez assez obligeans pour m'eelairer ct
resoudre le mystere de cette candidature
UN DEMOCRATIC.
ENous ignorons sill y eu une eonven-
ton en- cette vile on dams une autre partie de
Ia paroisse depuis eelle don't fait mention La
communication ci-dessus
LIE nom de Mr. Louaillier, CONNIE candidat
du parti demoeratique pour Gref6er etc an
nonce sous la responsible ct a la requete dun
de ses amis Nous ne savons rien des cir
constanees qui ont pu susciter cette nomina-
ton, ezcepte d'apres les on-dits. Nous ne
pourons positiFement apprendre e In De
mocrate" par quel parti ou quelle eombinai-
son d'individus sa candidature etc mise en-
avaUt.
Tn des Editeurs de cette feuille a en- sa
possession, IN billet ecrit par Mr.. Louaillier,
date du Port-Barre, ct en- route pour la Nou-
velle-O Orleans, dams lequel il refuse positive
meut ladite eandidature..
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
LA FIETRE JAIME.

Nous extrayons lie passage suivant dune
lettre, adressee a rediteur du Propa gatear
CatAolique par Mgr. Martin, eyeque de
Natchitoches
:" Depuis quatre semaines, nous ecrit le
prelat, le feau commence parrnl nous sa
marche deyastatrice. AKandrie, Shreve-
port, Cloutierville ont etc eerases. Ce der
nier village perdu noitie de sa population,
ct on peut dire de son pasteur quill preside a
des ruines. Mes trois eonfreres, NM Figarri,
d'Alexandrie !; Guy, de CloutierVIIle ct Di-
charity, mon vicaire, ont etc gravement at
TENTS dams lie dangereux exerciee de leur mi
nistere. J'avals dd enFoyer ces deanier au
secours de son eonfrere de Gloutieryille ct
apres hut iours passes pres de lui. ct au mi
lieu des malades ct aes naourants, d % miles
dici, en- route pour me reyeHir en- aide, lui-
meme a etc violemment atte1nt. LIE samedi,
a septembre, jj'envoyai pres de lui un mede-
Gin de confance, ct un ami devoue, l'organiste
de notre egiIse lie 1undi onme ramenait en-
voiture mon cher coIfrere eonValescent ct
lie samedi Ter Octobre, ees deux amis devoues
6taient frappes ensemble, ct tous les deux
sont morris.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
fCon M u711que.)

MEssIEuRs S2NDoz & MEENIER :-Ayant
etc informe qu'un bruit circulate seeretement
dams lie public, que Mr. Gustave E. Louaillier
n'etait pas candidat pour la place de Grefier
de Ia Cour de District de cette paroisse- Vous
as s5st par a = m fense err
Gu clever des doutes dams Fesprit public
C'est pourquoi, toute publication ou eompte
rendu qui pourrait faire penser au public, que
Mr. Louaillier n est pas eandidat, serait non
settlement mensongeres en- elles-memes, mais
de plus, ce serait une injustice faite un cito-
yen honorable etcapable.
2Noyembre, 1858. JOHN WEBB.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-05
viiaite,

ri 41orta1itss d Czoutlergillc Dams Ia iste
-des mortalites Cloutierville nous trouvons
sBr des mons qui sont tres connus de notre Pa
roisse, entire attres Mr. L. Edmond Fontenot,
.dernierement de eette paroisse. NM Eu-
sebe Deslouehes, HyppoIte RachaL LA.
.sts Rachal, Edmond Duthil, Blanchard Raehal,
Mines. Deneufhourg. Julien Rachal, P. S.
Conpsre. G. d. DebIanc, L. z. Rachal ct
Hilaire Rachal