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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27
FRANCIS BARRY.

SnoRTSEss or LIFE ANoyG NEGRo CATcHERs-A
letter from Hon. John JAY Of New York, to the
Committee of Invitation nc the celebration Of the
West India Emancipation, at Flushing, contains the
following impressive paragraph:
In recalling one of those cases, Iundcr the fugi-
tive slave lawl that of Henry Long, which was
contested for some three wccks--I am solomnly
impressed with the realities of life as compared
with the shadowy yanitics OF the passing hour
OF all those who were so eager 20 deprive Long OF
his liberty, how few survive Mr. Gardener, the
Clerk who appointed the pseudo Commissioner who
issued the warrant and was active in his sSp-
port Mr. Western, the counsel for the claimant,
who was rewarded for his zeal by service of plate
Mr. Griffin Of Tic Safety Committee, who assisted
to retain Mr. Wood rs assistant counsel against my
poor client, and Judge Judson, who surrendereH
him as a slave in utter defiance, believe, Of thv
law and the evidence and without vcnturing to al
lude in his elaborate decision, TO ono great point
of the defence, that my associate, Mr.. White ens
forced with such convincing argument that the
Bench aud the Par, believe, felt it 70 be inrul-
nernble-all of them, after their brief triumph over
the helpless negro, have been Themselves summon
ed in turn, by Death, relentless as u Marshall td'
the bar of Heavens chancery, to hc judged by that
higher law so scofed at here. Let us hope that
they have met-I will not say with moro Justice
but with more mercy than they showed to Long.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27
GREENcAsTLE, Ind, Aug. !, 1853.
CAN WE DENY CHRIST WHILE SINCERE
LY TRYING TOFREE THE SLAVES?

Mr.. RoBINsoN,
Dear Sir: Having noticed with peculiar inter
est the fast approaching struggle between Practice!
Christianity and mere "OHhodOr Christianity"
such as the Editor of the "Ch Press" has given
in his late editorial headed, "ShdH ce deny CHRIST
in order to free tie Stare" | concluded to give
YOU short extract from an extensive work am now
writing on "the devclopcment of the True Spirit
and Church Of COL, independent Of Law applied
by human instrumentality" The extract will re-
late particularly to the question above, the appca-
ton of which to the above article, leave the reader
to make Tho extrast was written before | saw
the said article and therefore is not written in the
way of an answer to it. But it may apply to all
other articles in orthodox periodicals, involving the
same idea. My method of writing the above work,
is by question and answer and | will insert it in
this way, giving the extract from the answer to the
question:" What is the standard cf judgement ia
regard to Christian chayucte, IN the True Spiritual
Church of Goa?" If this extract will in any way
subscrye the interest of truth this peculiar crisis
in the church, you arc welcome to it.
Yours truly,
f. HALE
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27
WHOLE NO. 4l2.

ers assertions on such vital poiuts. desire thsse
men to thoroughly sift my reasonings which have
brought me to the coneu ion that such philanthropy
as is exhibited in freeing the slave instead Of deny
ing Christ, is c1 cssiag him. suprose this TO VI
BiJlc doctrine. What say ycu my dear brother IN
the ministry, am herctical en- this point II !
am, then set me right, and thus viii you cgnfsr n
lasting benefit upon the church, for this hcrctiedE
phlapthyopic Mcology although not clearly andsci-
entGcally developed, is fast spreading and is thrca-
tcning storm upon the Orthodox church," never
crea fainty realized before in the history Of the
church "Cowc tl'eu let reason together. =
Who Of US is right in Bibls theology, you or j
If am an Infde along with the rest, as r-;s Chris
tian brethren, show mc my error before 1t is To-
latc, Z. HALE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
LINES.

LlNED,
ApprEssrp TO 4 CERTAIN CLASS or PATRioTs
Ofyour vain, wild, discordant cries,
My soul is sick, o thoughtless crowd!
No longer vcx the woaricd skies
With shouts of triumph long and loud.
For long have yc made this your toast
"Our Fathers were the dauntcss few,
Who fearless Of a hammered host,
DcGcd old Englands robbcr crew"
Though their life blood like water ran,
Think not the mighty work is done
Up every woman! every man!
Another battle must be won.
Owhorcrorc think to warm yc still
BY those once bright (now fading fires
That beam on every classic hill?
Kndlcd by your departed sircs.)
Lo! while ye watch beside those graves
Where sleep in death that honorcd band
Oppression's dark and turhd waves
Come sweeping our devoted land!
And while for heroes passed away
Yc shout your heartless praises vain
For the brave heroes oIto-doy
Ye build the dungeon, forge the chain!
Weak children Of heroic sires
Awake to freedoms rallyng cry!
Kindle again those warning fires
And gain another victory
But not with bayonets be it won
Let your mild emblem he the dove,
Then shall the war in JloOd begun,
BE closed in peace, and trust, and love.
Monroe. july 4th 1853. c. L. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27

ENFORCING THE BLACK LAws.--Indiana, like Iili-
nois, has her black tassa proper name, we think
thoneh thew are not of quite SO Algerine oharac-
ter as ours. The constitution Of that State nroFdes
that any person who may employ, or otherwise
encourage any negro or mulatto coming into tho
State shall be fined, the sum not to be less than
ten nor moro than five hundred dollars, Under
this clause case has arisen, which not only exces
great deal of interest but causes the constitution
in this particular to be cxccrated throughout tho
State 1t ltappears that Rev. Calvin W. Rqter, ono
of tho oldest presiding elders of the Methodist
Church, and a man who stands spotless before the
world, lately employed a colored preacher from
Louisville to preach TO his colored brethren in Mall
ison. This being clear violation Of the eonstitu,
ton and laws of Indiana, il is said the Reverend
Elder will be Indicted at the next term Of he JEFF,
ferson Circuit Court, and brought before jury Of
his country to answer for this violation of laws
CHicGgo Tribune. .fs
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27
THE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLB,
punllsIIEp ryEnr sAruRpAY. ArsALEM. ONO.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, ATsALEM, ONO.
TERSIs-sl,5O per snnum IL pul in advance. $500 per
annun IL yment be delayed.
We occasionally send numbers 10 those who not sub
srbcrs who believed he In the
OF nelavcry truth with the hone that they will either subscribe
themselves, their influence extend Its circulation among
their friends.
B Communications intended Insertion to be
MiUs r. l,oBNsON Editor. All others PEARSON Pub
nshng Agent.
j. HUDSON, PnsTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27

Eatract,-" We are now prepared to notice more
definitely the struggle which must come between
mere Orihodos Christianity and Proc'icni Christi
anity Many who are denounced as lnldc have
got hold Of the latter and the 2o-callcl Orthodox
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27

The difference between those whom the world es-
teems as good, and those whom it condemns as bad
is in many cases that the former Nave tocn letter
sheltered frem temptation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

fovers They also show case 81 leaves which con-
pries an immense variety Of the different speres y
lisg e and Which characterized BY .te careful
attention 70 details They all made 10 their fsc' ,
y sI6 afford valuable eTdence OF shat enterprise AID
perseverance, viii DO. these gentlemen being the first
md only manufacturers Eho have attempted tbe a,rci
zion of leaves in this country and that IN despite Of OF
ftac'es witch would have discouraged most crher mel
We have already noticed the vey beautiful H1'grs n
Madame CiTate in speaking THE French depart Lert
sLd therefore shall lot again advert . II here. Ais
Nonsl lien 81 Nea-York exhibits Ease OF paper r
ii Ler manufacture. which dis play considerable
taste and skull They appear however % be inte-nA'd
With FIeIch flowers T here sre several Contributions
ia flowers from d-ertr. parts Of tue : stes bar
tlfv seen 70 be mostly The productions Of su4re1r
j. .foe If tie specimens exhibited observe nor
6y which seen 70 have been recently introduced OF
vlich 6tseryes o passing remark. We aHlte . he
Substitution Of Grape for he materials secenty emg.oJe
i1 the f7bIica OF the leaves Il lmparts sJf sal
peact-like effect 10 them. which other material - -
able Of PRODUCING and forms beautiful background O
the bright tints Of the flower
The steam was Ut On t. tie d3l5I- r. ,ll-r relle
engine yesterday. 1t oclo.k 7 Il. snl tie ell Ies
were kept in not 90 10 O'Clock in ihe e.ellg 90
Paace lighted throughout last e9enn-. AID tn ip
peaTarce Of q done brilliant beyond concept "a
There were q icx invited guests members Of ne
Press, Sc. present. Owing - some unarr'1n' 'hle
delay in tie reception Of large diving pulley 1li
single section cf shifting. ghch U.s shipped a. LtT-
rfce on the 29th Of July for the Palace, aud whc. Lac
lot Yet arrived. Mr Holmes WASH able - Commune i'e
NOM .pthe main line Of shafCing yesterday As ne Lli
llf,tcec 20 90.
Die erripes are firy-fve inch stroke cy' li r.
ltcOh inches diameter. lud work admirably. The fly
plce Is fourteen feet IN diameter AMI the 70 zion Is
cnr AID steady a. tie epheres, ard attrac Il most
favorable Comment frocl the various engineers pes n
large numper Of pictures moved in.o IA, gallery
during the day.
Number Of yi.lters on Monday 5 5O9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

OsIo-We have intelligence in an entirely an'hen'ic
,lsDe-hs own card-tbst Lester Bliss he Democratic
candidate for It, Governor has declined His letter l.
addressed 10 Mr. Morgan Chairman Of the STATE Central
Committee and dated The 1871 inst B.-sel, the Free
Soil candidate having also declined, this leaves Dr.
Jssae j. Allen the ing nominee, alone in The held Dr.
Auen il repre.,n.ed 20 be out. o bcraI mau. The
Cierslaad forest CRY lays q h.n;
"Dt Isaac Al p h.s Der brought utO the hsld as a
candidate for Li,uf .rfur ~ tn "ag State COnvsa
ton but no bfloH l op@ lie -tnds as ths ch an
pjon Of the Temp-IaD use t. "hi ne IS attached
boldly snd openly d. never rkU,ks lodges an issue
Won sv avs fooa eIe G.d hun IL faces the music,
and avows biz pr.cy'-.f tho wodd IL man OF su-
perior atteinneus ard hi,hiy popular wherever known
As sfuper he na. fw eau H. and no superior IN the
State While 3D. ha, io bten devoted 10 temperance n
has ever been known The warm afyccss OF universal
liberty Bnd eou aiior.'
The Rorcnna star aol UmsfeM Cirisiqa Stafe'maa
also speak iayorably Of DR. Allen
LoUisIAFA- DR. James Jones has announced himself
an Independent Wing inJdate in opposition to the e
ular nominee for Congress in ewOdeans, Col Theo-
dore G. Hunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
THE ELECTIONS
we present The Official Congo 'sioaal

TTV.T
'ut'ree vs,sef 2s majority, will doubtless E.:s
ST. r. Returns from Harrison Rask, Case, Up
~ o,i,man. Titus. Nacogdoches AMI o.ber Conn
gu, Western District Ochiltree, (Whig) 'or Cover.
-, received very large maorities, which may, how
,, 10 overcome BY the vote in other parts of the
State. 3,
V,o,,,,-The special Judicial election has resulted
:. ,ts election Of George Ii. Gilmer, OF Pittsyiyauli
CoSnty' ss Judge Of the Bedford Circuit.
T,.,,ssrE-The Ccngress'ona' result in the Veh
1,trict Ests up Charles Ready (Whig) 6l4j Tho mas
Bsny DEM 4,310. Ready smajOriy GjJ 10 lsj2
scott bad $500; Piece $3.50.
Iptle VIIIth Dis'i!,t corcedDp Gen 10 licorer 253
usjOriy in Montgomery County the vote stan IS: ZoI'
TcSfer (w h.e) l,7S7 Allison (Dem) 4,l35. In l552,
Scot had $40; Pierce. j,l52.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
shipping In,ellisence....srrived

>. Nh .,.r ,hip James AlE.T J. Dkirs'n E4-ss -
I sh rndse a. rssnsers - Ness-s s'-.-, "a
I'VE 80 ST :. ? n 81 Clps HLttsLs znf o----
% ~ -,fr~.lss .-als "a sel---t - f'1ia oP- q
- Woo Csrs. gosisr, h9-p4 % ~Aafes-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

AROrYEyTOF \ MCHARlS9N. OF BOSTlN.
n -HE srIr OF

HORACE Il DAY scsnr ISAAC HARTsHoRS. NarRASiEL
HAYWARD AID DANIEL HAYWARD,
For Preliminary Iaiu -ti1a IL ~ Ci-r-t' Crtr' or
q, Usitd Sfafs,.-RAofs Isl4rd District Jufg>
PTTsy. PrfficiHr.
NLNPORT 40 3 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

STUNT pIFiCUIso W e listened on ai-i- lay ever 4-t
D. o. aaraugue Of street preacher Who o.-a 1r-i %
While We fled 20 he moved by the a-cllnll' ~ 10 f-s
ton ard utterly lost sight Of tie prtl-t colei- as
n CIV there Wers-~iich preacher cler--s'lI T-
lcct 90 uponthe ges al 1920 Toe orator hl-l peas
er-oioI- sno varied reflections
Vex4rs minded o. he tin s back IN the story
Mankind when y world rev iui.oniz-t ~ i4'.
uals c-clAin INK ron the tribune ,r 90 forum 20 .
rctuiaee. when laws % COVE men were 4s5l'i- ana
t.s.ed upon by street lawyers r1 street assem- a. '
and VI ~ he rulers head rolled 'rlm N BODY ~ me q
sptnse of e people woo had been listening /, 'l5 '- %
lreGclers Gee amsron. ,,
tines 5ut the are nearer n- s'nf a OF i-s " j..
ers Tl- Old tins recognized but few NO we're CO.
~ stess AMI mi il % upon TIE many The o-y oi Pole
l1w g-in ether WCrd-. one man taor-lt ior rs u-l
The present l. sn see cf individual tnn1-s Ana M Il .
~ e.rire 70 the position Of leade. nov. must give
ccurr rrsiye reason fcr ers 10 ioAJ" A o. A-4--i
tie ir.r del sion al li5 l-.eFs ,
Ve.irk &c w8s 7 --o '-e Parker Hho slii not ID :
since lat this YES of Small men l-to'nf- ID
M, tn, suck While SO see bu- w i any men d. =
,-r M I'm O.. u1 s'l-ss fuh -eal Ani % i-
sf, .Ne ref If ird former tines, does i
80, ia. fle-a aye no grest men * the present lrs
mas e, don't lcok . greatness nov IS 10 3i.r . !.
L s,n hes hra-sf' p people she old ptItrn
"a her. he great stood The euchsntnen' OF lis,-nc
- zen ics. Instead 4 being AZ ays o. sn al en
We look upon che present 81 more g'-fii VIA Sl5'
- an orv ace tie EOf'dhss eye- i.nessed-no p V
iri.r ril theory and abstract ressoning-ou s'e ~
~ -; ld,veopusrfi - T0i- ior ile common "r s. %
t-,-,.fis rse.ruer.s ofutli-v And ih-se t-in-5 @
M -cf. ri s c-elt rl nv crest ills. That nan ID =
r. rfsf yrslt" To- Ills cay and gene1a3n ma o7 .
stem in sivsE-e Of a.. who have 'n- 1ri re- A. ~
SETON. fo- supeIi ry must pas .-r-r 80 ana ia z
sd min, tt.n evsrc ieI' s Eere s1 -1i- -
re- ~ have forgotten f-a street pr,1 L-. H-4i --'
~, of, Z lesion Is psl-- nay Dr. -ct - tl- 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

IA Trrr1ra-Gsue-4 I'D A'-1anaes re-, .,-.---
Of Def.oir no was t-ksa prsaa-r IN '-e ITO,
al l-1- tiled i- his lie - r--Io' 'i,- ~ = -
S..-rr Il, On. v.lv 10 VI Dl-uras L-ld, f---.- -'
a5sr4d navel rs escapes Vrots .es tst1Ey -i
,jsr disturbances 2 .cans editor q IT, , - 49,
~ .- Ssr+s Il u. has s4rt -s No D. Z - i-
fi.f b. "a '--t begin T. pltiah u trsn,1 = 80
lid M f.atl! al tte l-i-fe. In.-s- sps.A' 30.
- 49, q inter Wen ia.t We h.d -3i4 ~ ''
.C-rgrsj' fs ~. u P1sms beea.-z hl.-- D-.
l,~.ffi s,.ssssd srert week t.sgs % rs 1,is. -
On Is wsy 20 Calfoslis ana N easiy save - al 4.
INV John Bouou Isi-h bora and may have tAA=l IS
ls,sops q Cas- 10 Blarney College IS any o'ne. ~
- NV He Is eloquent, daring and nttec % h>.'.e "
- nm IN such border warfare as was that OF -.
Ws1s UP IA fTo-orfo &c WI Nseteasies Weekly Nensss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

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The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02

: BoNse DIES c1zEMrNs DE FER.-La decision
par laquelle Ia Cour Supreme maintient Ia
constitutionnalite de la take municipale en-
favour des chemins de fer dome une impul-
sion nouvelle aux ameliorations publiques
Malntenant que la cause des railways de jack
son ct des Opelousas est gagnee, les travaux
ont etc repris .avec vigueur ct seront poursui-
Wis sans relaehe juseu'a leur entier achieve
ment. Dams deux ou trois ans la Nouvelle-
Orleansssera reliee dune part a la frontiere
occidentale de la Louisiana ct de Tautre aux
capitales du Mississippi ct du Tennessee, c'est
a dire que nous donnerons la fois la main
a la vallee de la Sabine ct d celle de L Ohio
LIE jugement de Ia Cour Supreme produit
deja ses effets $4,000 de bons de Ia COM
pagnie du ehemins de fer de jackson ont etc
negoeies hier. LIE Placement de ces bons est
garanti par la take que doit payer la yille..
LIE marche etc conclu avee la maison A.
Nathan & ,Co.-A6eiHe. .,;s...-s r.. ss.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02
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e soussigne rhonneuf dannoncer au
- public ct a ses amis quill Went d'ache.
ter lie Cate tenu recemment par NJ. Villeneu-
We Jeubert, situe pres de la Maison de Cour,
aux Opelousas, ct quill Sc propose de tenir Get
etabllssement sur un pied qui commanders,
il fespere, Encouragement du public, son in
tentlon etant de ne tenir que les ineilleures
BLOSSOMS, ct de faire de SO maison I'm lieu de
retralte agreeable ct tranquille, OH on trouvera
toujours s'accommoder.
II a egalement ouvert pres de son cafe un
salon de soda-water pour les danes.
LIE soussigne espere par son attention ct ses
soins empresses meriter une part de Iencou-
ragement du public.
McHENRY HUSBAND.
OpelOusas 9 Juliet 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02
(COn1M1tuiq7te:1
MEss1EuRs LES EDITEURs,

Connaissant l'independance de votre jour
nal, nous nous permettons de vous prier dan
noncer qu'une Convention Democratique Sc
ra tenue a la Maison de Cour aux Opelousas,
lie Jeud5 IA Juliet couraaat, a l'effet de NOM
mer des Delegues de eette paroisse a 10 Con-
vention de Baton Rouge, qui aura lieu lie Ter
Aodt dams le but de choisir des candidats aux
Places dAuditeur, de Tresorier ct de Surin,
tendant de PEducation Publique, pour lelec.
ton de Noyembre proclaim.
PLUs1EURs VoTANs.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02

les ELEVES DU COLLEGE ST CHARLES
Samedi dernier; Ia population des Opelousas q
etG agreablement surprise en- voyant arriverdu &c.
te du Sud, de soixante quatre-vingt jeunes gems
les UNSEEN voitures les autres cheyal avec in,isi
que en- tete. On Sc demandait de tous c6tes 81 no.
tire village avaitete eaUasi sill await etc pris d'as-
saut ct enfn la grande DIES grandes questions pour
une petite willie de campagne, CONNIE la notre, est
ce un Cirque? A ce mot magique, les papas con-
sulaient leurs bourses les manlans preparaient les
toilettes, les samins cherchaient leurs popas: ct
ceux qui malheureusement ne possedaient pas Get
te bette de sonrne oraent leurs services pour tout
faire afn de Sc procurer une entree la grande
toile. Tout train, tout ce trouble aurat pn nous
stre epargne. 81 Messieurs les Proesseurs du Col
lsge du Grand Coteau, avaient fait sortir de leur
presse fear messienrs ont une imprimerie dams
Les mursde leur etablissement, dams un but DECO
nome) CONNIE d'habitude, une circuaire ou meme
une petite affche. pour nous donner connaissance
ce cette grande procession. '&.
CONNIE Journalistic ct cureux par meter ct par
godt, nous avons etc bien vite au courant de tout
lies 6leyesdu College st. Charles desirant te-
pour leur digne ct sayant President, lie Reverend
Mr.. Roquofort, ont dernands ct obtenu des profess
seurs de c6lebrer sa fete publiquement ct en- plo-
cession. Elles'est done sfarHee au College ct s'est
rendu aux opelousas quelle prise. CONNIE nous
ravons dit plus, haut, presque d'assaut, musi-
que tete; puis s'est aretee arEglise Catholique
de notre Vile, Oh une messe etc chantee par lie
Rev. .--,a aecompagne par tops les eleves du dit
College.
N'etaut pas faasicien nous n'aYons pu juger artis
temeat de Pexecution des deux moreeaux que nous
lie Gaisir dentendre, mais sans .stre mus
cen, ayons des oreiles ct de bellies oreilles,
qtd ne nous troinpent que raFemsnt; done; 81 nos
oreilles nous trompent que rarement, notre OPT
non ainsi que nos oreilles sont admises, ch bien!
nous deelarens que mons avons etc charme, enchan-
t6par les doux aecords des instrunsens de nos jeu
nes compatriotes. De plus, ct ,au nom des habi-
tans de notre village nous remercions les aimables
professeurs du College st. Charles de ragreable
surprise quls ont daigne nous fare tout enesperant
que sera pas la dernere fois qu'ils daigneron
nous visiteE
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02

H. - - ~
La REBELLION cHINoIsE--Un officer de
la corvette amerieaine Plymouth, ecrit de
Hong Kong sous Ia date du "a mars gu il n est
question dams les ports de mer de la Chine ct
parmi les etrangers que de la revolution qui
menace en- ce moment le. trokJ6e Emperor.
L'armee ,des rebelles est beaucoup plus forte
que celle du gouvernement, ct 1e chef qui la
commando declare etre lie descendant Fun an
cien Empereur. Aux dernieres dates les in
surges, assiegeaient Nankin,. ct on craignait
qu'ils ne detrusissent cette vile ainsi que Pc
kin. Les escadres francaise, anglaise eli. a.
mericaine Sc disposaient a prefer main-forte
au gouyernement; deja meme Pamiral anglais
await enyoye au secours de l'arnee inperiale
deux steamers ct un brick de guerre. lie
steamer american .Satsquehaaeq0 a,ete en-
yoye d Shangai, lie capitaine Kelly, COM,
mande notre escadre en- remplacement .du
commodore Aulic, retourne aux Etata Unis.
On attendait lie steamer Mississippi.
Disons lei d propos de la revolution chi
noise qu'elleyient d'avoir son lcontre-coup
New York. Dams une yente de thes auisa
eulieu le Ter JUN, il s'est produit une hausse
de pres tdei2O p. 81 sur les thes noirs. Nom
bre dc caisses avaient meme trouye preneurs,
avant la vente, d 1des prix plus eleVeslr Les
aehats ont varie de Il d 81 cents la ivre, sui
want les qualites..
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02

hEMEDE- POUR La FIEvRE JAUNE.-N0us
trouvons dams I'm Journal anglais la recette
dun noaveau remede pour la feyre jaune, que
nous donnons pour &c qu'elle peut Valoir. II
s'agit tout supplement de boire, trois fois par
jour, IN rerre d'eau dams lequel on jete ct
bieR remue Ia Valeur dune cuilleree a cafe
de poudre tres fine de charbon de bois.---Si
le renede est bon. on ne peut pas dire an'il
soft complique,
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02
VENTE A PRlX" REDUlTS!
q l. 9 X =

E soussigne, desireux de vendre toutes
- ses Marchandises d'Ete, informe ses
ans ct lie public que ses prx ont etc ortement re-
duts; son stock consiste en- HabHemens confeetonnGs
1oahe dLlande Jaconats Dfsuudes, Mousselnes, Bro
der1es R,sbons Chapeaur ct toutes marchandses qui
peuvent Sc trouver dams un magasin de la campa-
gne. Pour la satisfaction de tous, je solicte une
vlslte. ,Je vendrai positivement plus bas prix.
mafs pour da compliant GU P6quivalent. Une fois
encore e vous engage Tenir voir ct juger par
vous-meme: ct ce sera pour votre interet.
..>y-5.ss. CHS. A. GENIN.
Opelousas 2 Juliet 1913 -- -
The Opelousas courier., 1853-07-02
vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF,
Etat de la Louisiana.

Joseph Urban. coar Dc District.
as. I st. Landry.
Alexandra Sicily. ID No 1920.
I'M vertu dun writ dallas fl fa., lance
- dams lie process ci-dcssus intitule, par
la Cour de District dams pour la Paroissest Lam
dry ct moi adresse, il sera expose en- vente pub-
que, pour du complaint la Maison de Cour de cette
Parosse lie Samedi, 6me. jour d Aodt 1853, commen-
CANT II heures du matn ct continua mt de jour en-
jour, s est necessaire tous les droits, ttres nte-
rets ct pr@tentions de Alexandra Sicily dams ct la
propriete ci-dessous decrite, savoir:
Une certaine Negresse, nomme Phelonise, agee
d'environ IL ou II ans ~@
HARRISON ROGERS, shs,Jt
Bureau 1";'7ut du shSF5f' 1s55 St. Landry ~