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ysSO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUI-
IL SANA-one Of the important points present the
manufacture Sugar economy
practical planter that the theory large Plenty Plant
undaabie In quality sugar although saving fuel
eed wIh the Of the ordinary BOILERS requires
Their reduction both in the fuel and tbs apparatus bring tbs
Steam Train general 0-
Cheap therefore Indispensable this
completely attained PATENT GEN
ERkToR the principle tho celebrated Cincinnati
Engine, now tNo years operation.
aam Generator being all
lace and ebsobs nineenths she heat from ihe fire,
for burning the ,le auy ether fuel
required take off the CROP
Rspdy the generation stsam which 70 PRESSURE
ihefre.
The advantage the rcharged
n we'll KNOWN snd he operation heated
to EXTENT peasure red without
Perfect safety from explosion, there being any large body
70 hot substituted high
Economy in fuel water and price ofcosts
One these Scam Generators erected and put operation this
Season the plantation Of Col R. C. Camp lbev and It's
merits fully tested 1t worked negroes
saving Of fuel half that
These Ssam Traas Miles
Greenwood CINCINNATI Tha Gndersgnsd appointed
srai for Louisiana and indies
practical ong confidently
Ibis sn the best hro brought generating cheap
and he prepared Trains complete in deai
vita ansFe evnposteIa aad bsees prcps
and rst Workmanship lower prices than offered
Louisiana. Also Vacuum Psns Centrifugal
Black Aparanses from ths Globe Works OF g. B. Harrison New
YORK.
The undersigned wall slso the Steam Trains operation
the required instruct the
the method OF working them she m season, charge
ssaa apparatus
hgdb VI the and made ng The materials
viii be furnished and Instructions given personally the plantation
in the making the article.
ST Agents New 0rleann Messrs VOORHEES, GRIG6S CO.
ID Tchoupionias street. felt 5pdawG
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\ s i. NORTH CuLLOM. Attorpevs 4

IL Law, will attend ell Professional business in Landry
Ayoyees "ha. may be snsssd to their Office ePEIQU
RAS, La.
REgssRScvaChas N. Wsefman hardware merchRhsC N. Oil
Eaql Tnoa Miller commission Bshari chss. 81 eIHglaa
sssss Sss sseH, sass eq esssasAt elss NJ eliAAss
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OFFICE kkw orkLous AND Fsrxus
EAiIhoAn SosrASy, New orlsahs, August 6, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ th oes, thirty days iron date making Ia. nc ees,ary
mPro, enens snd ratag FERRY BuAT5 foot q
ST. ann street Rbd gse PiAns and Specifications d,
this 0los.
ha1 I'm W. @. HEWEs President.
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EXPORTS.

Domestic Ports.
BALTMoRE-esaed for New Orleans August u.s. ship Charles
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
fa,HE UNDERSIGNED. dulY appointed az
BAYNHAM.

wv MATCHMAKER AND JEwELERs9
Magazine near the Aycade Hotel
Would respectfully Of his friend
splendid stock newly impaired I'd
status Gold Silver WATCHESi Gold GiAlss
Gold Silver IEwELRY every
CLOCKS, TOILET ARTICLES, which he wii sen aao'
moderate prices.
paid repairing Watches; ana bong
Practical Matchmaker he Will guarantee all "ateses so'a H
mlsspsm Il MAGAZINE STREET, TIE Arcade Hotel.
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WANTED.

THfO SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.-WAN
by gentleman radnaa of college situation TEACHER
applicant has had ample erpeetce Teaching sonh and
furnish the satisfactory
capacity Address W. D. MARSHALL Harrison county,
sn9sn +.
NNT ANTED-CIT CASH WARRANTS wanted,
w by J.P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street. dss
VA ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
capable Of giving instruction Vocal and
mental Music preferred. liberal saay will BE- paid Address
nBH L. F. PARKER, Alexandra, La.
MAJ ANTED--A VESSEL of the capacity of
wv 500 bales Cotton Northern Port. Apply mne
dately TO G. C. BosERT CO., So Camp street
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n LINE ROUTE FROM IA - sssssssIa
tkssi, aLf9S AND LOUIS RAlLRoA, Sor@s'y ohicaso
ans T. Il ND ExPREss ROUTE carrying Great Northern
and Eastern h TEo DAILY PASSENGER TRAISsi
Alton Raresd spandd
ssss.gsr s,sa WINCHESTER REfN1EER laaye St
IoAis daily, Sunisys ekeepsd--
Winchester A. "a.
Steamers Alton {9s anding connect
wish be Express Taiua for Cht ago a follows;
DIV express leaves Alton s-..............to.s1 4 n
Traas pass Va ealayis Springfield soaas Mps.
aud Joliet through 70 Chesg without change baggage
ariSi follows:
Diy r. -.
N ght $50 A. NJ
TIME from 81. Louis 10 CAicago}-FVlsGa Hours,
CONNECTIONS;
At CHcAG-Trans he Michigan Southern snd
ual Railroad all OF Ihs mai direct
% by IsiiI f5ol ,hs 10 Aisss FL %
AT CHIC AS0--Wua Express Taas 2
AT CaGo-&th GAleaa Sloit sslr!4t mi mg ms
Gully rsab sped tious roas
isua uubuque Paul and ether penta GA sas Upper
= Aiss ssppl. -, . -. r,isr.5 p.,,,a.d s,- n,.ou.
- Tslane--iifeet regts to csntsl Iowa
AT mis- oeaits aifead Tor bsEas and
pon,s rarth AID thAs roaa snd for Peors
We II Deeaer,
- .esasv,is Nsplss. etc, and stations vita good
| s,sss lines 3 ardsreai pom in the iperar.
all pi nentiored be Oh
sSsS II fhs the Mengaa Cena Mh Sssh era,
AND all Ioad egs in 81 Louis and al The ft uhs
T Tickets for Chicago aad intermediate be bad On
wHsbOs st S. Louis, % tds ssssners s1a st TAT
Tieset oase Of the Company. sgS
kaAU q ~ T. ~ latsAS, Ia. sapaftnssal set.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS.
MONDAY Mosr1na &c,

r MONDAY MoRNIre, September 8, 1855.
COTTON. With few ships Offering, and adyansipe
freghts the demand limited on Saturday and barely
$500 bales changed hands Prices were easy for buyers
with quotabls alteration. We quote New crop:
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wind of Friday night.
Bound OVER. = Mrs. Higgins was examined
Saturday before Recorder Bright, charge of hay
ing violently beaten Mary Tobn with club, the 18th
ut their residence in Kirwns Row. Dryades street,
AS it shown to have been fight rather than
sided assault both accused and bound
In $500 to keep the three The parties
accused Of standing by and not interfering were dis
charged.
FOURTH DISTRICT BRAwLERs. -Margaret and
Ellen Daroch arrested Fourth District on Satur
day. charged with maciousy disturbing the peace of Mr.
]. Fl. Mansics family. Mr.. Cavanaugh was arrested,
at the instance OF female neghbor abus
ing his family and disturbing the peace of the neghbor
hood John Heferman arrested for drunken rowdy-
ism at the corner Of Rousseau and Philip streets.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Bur CLARA. The lads
Edward Hamilton and Daniel Durand were examined be-
fore Recorder Bright Saturday the charge of
glariousy entering and robbpg the residence Of Mr. W.
July last Several of the articles stolen being recovered
paper-cutter in the house of Hamilton and scissors
bodkin and needecass from young lady who she
got them of Durand and neither of the accused being
able tell how they by them they sent before
the First District Court for trial without bail.
F2ogging Boy-John Van Haughton keeper of the
toigae sent down for having given Robert L. Jones
Of the Canal oompsnys tow-boys two violent whip
pings one with the boys whip and the other with
eowhide the 23d Of June He furnished 5000 security
for his appearance The incentive to the act appeared
was Roberts refusal to cease swearing and using filthy
language while passing the toll gate end in hearing
hr Van Haughton's family
Murder - The slave woman Adsline was after brie
but conclusive examination sent down to be tried for the
murder Of her white paramour John Bakely she having
cur readers may remember stabbed him in the bach
sen Dryades street, on the evening O
me 10Th ult while under the influence Of jealousy sh
sent to the Parish Prison
assault and attempt 10 Rob-Wm. Morgan and join
oohsy were examined before Recorder Ramos on charg
nasng assaulted and attempted to rob Edward Gala
AT me corner OF Barracks and Frons Leyee streets
on tne 80 OF June, 1t was shown that Rooney seize
ana ned Callahan, while Morgan uusuoceGsfully rum
Nsssa ~ poekes They wgrs ssHs 10 prison ts ava,
sFls Ia ths Fasa pissgiss eeEt, ' " e,'' 'e"'
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STEFAN BATTERY AND cLARlFlER FOR

STEAM BATTERY AND CLAKItIbh TVIs
- sALEons Copper Battery sir s d s'g5 y ss ne
copper inch pp our
ty and two Ct deep VIII copper h No
dAl good
Eyapsors and Battery ns aprrnvea And
making hossheas sugar Fr day. iot as
On ~ y, a. 's"A g. FL GILMAN. 81 Natehexst.
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SELLING BAD NEAT. -- George COUGARS was
arrested in the Fourth District on Saturday charged
with selling spoiled meat ct his stall in the Ninth street
market. An offence merting severe punishment
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PISTOLS AND COFFEE. - 1t was rumored on
Saturday that policemen of the Second District had
settled difficulty according to the code. Metare Ridge
rifles, and ball in the thorax, all distinctly men
toned but for the life of couldn't get ear Of the
pure fiction, doubtless afoot by some one
practising for novel writing.
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NJ B-Copsz of the Act Of Incorporates and bylaws
isned nt the office,
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CRESCENT ACADEMY,

4 TTENTlON! SOLDIERS " - EXTRA II
IA AY!!-l thols have 10 the War, yA
ana Tbo have not received Their Ezra Pay the
sth july ls4s calling undersigned ng
aPplei0n hs will tbs procuring e
proper Officer at Washington City,
AUS I'm D.L RICARDO, No. 90 Camp sres.
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sIrnn coun DisrHIer DAME LOUISA afcs ETTs
EouyKLLE ORLEANS SIEINFELD
EyN VEkTU dun writ dc feri faeias a moi
III adrssse iHou siIes cour de District "a Movable
sPaEairs eeeEsn LUND Septem-
1855, iUk NJ, sur soi de-
Tour les eff Ia rpss par
lie PauxIe
nstriee vile, depoee On
peuI
ssi.is srs dssus. Cons icncompan. dc
fadIaucation. VAUDEVILLE MARIssY,
$ Sberljd de ID fAroil fe d
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02
For the Opelousas Patriot.
To Miss Selma.

The spring of the year, like the springtime Of life
Reminds me each moment must have wife:
All nature proclaims it, the beast and the bird
Are now pairing off, and their love-songs are heard
The unnumhered plumes that float in the air SD,
Plainly inform us that now we must pair;
The light-pinioned pigeon, and soft cooling dove,
Each whisper that now is the spring-time Of love.
Sweet caroling songsters re.echo again
That now is the season for Hymen to reign. ?,
With epithaamiums the forests resound,
And whisper to" lone ones where bliss can be found
Green sylvan groves, and murmuring springs,
Are the resorts of couples with gay painted WINGS
Which they spread in harmonic, delightful embrace,
Called hither by dryads, sole queens of the place.
Here the nightingale MARBLES to his listning mate
Some song Of affection she begged him relate.
And thus these soft lays, with which the groves tee
VIII mingle their sweetness with your sweetest dream
Thus, waking or sleeping, you always must hear
That now, Miss Selma, is the spring of the year.
With all due respect, these few lines intrude
To remind you, fair one, of your lone solitude.
Opelousas, May %, 1855. BELvIpEEE.
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PUBLIC SALES.

me vested by law as Co Collectar Of ao PARISH and nd
Railroad Taxes in and for the Parish Of St. Landry
l, Elbert CAN'T Collector of Parish Taxes for the
year 1853, and Of Railroad Taxes for the year 1854
will expose to public sale for cash, without the ben
eft of appraisement at the Court house in tile Town
of Opelonsas, Parish of ST. Landry on SATURDAY,
the 7th day of July next, 1855, commencing at the
hour Of IL o'clock and continuing from Jay to day,
if necessary
All the right, title, interest and demand of the
minor children and heirs of Matilda P. Pannell de.
ceased wife of Doctor Edwin B. Scott in and to the
following described property, seized to satisfy the
Parish Taxes for the year 1868 and the Railroad Tax
for the year 1854, due by the said Minors to wit:
Negro Man, a slave, named ANDERSON, aged
thiltyeight or forty years, a good field hand and
plantation carpenter May 26.
ELBERT CAN'T. Collector
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HOTELS, ETC.

GAIT HOUSE, (late GARDEN HOUSE" y
~ Washington, lathe undersigned, having
leased the above House, begs leave to announce "a
the public that it is now open for the reception Of
transient and permanent boarders ladies and gentle
men,. The house is situated between the upper and
lower steamboat landings fronting on the Courta-
bleau. The premises are being thoroughly cleansed
and repaired. The Domestic and Culinary Depart
ment of the house will be superntended by Mrs. CA
house pleasant and acceptable to its patrons as
any establishment in the interior of the State
March 81. DAVID HUSON.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.-To repair in some mea-
AZ the disadvantages occasioned by the closing
of the ST. Charles College, the undersigned have
opened Private School at Grand Coteau, and are
now prepared to receive pupils. The English and
French Languages will be taught The course of in
struetion comprises Reading Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography, Grammar, History, Mathematics, Chem
istry and Natural Philosophy.
Price Of Tuition, For the primary branches s36,
and the higher branches $50, for a session of ten
months, payable halfyeary in advance or board,
washing and tuition, $780, No deduction made for
lost time, except from protracted sickness.
". il TURBEvTLLE. EsllI;
References: DR.. R. E. Smith, S. c. Mcpherson,
ESQ.,, Jos. NJ Moore Esq, P. D. Hardy, Esq.
0PELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
" Mr.. and Mrs. HOY, with the assistance Of Miss
Hoy and Nine. de st. Ange will open on the 18th Of
March, in the Town of Opelousas first class School,
where the Practical as well as Ornamental branches
Of Female Education will be taught
They are prepared to give thorough instruction in
che English French, Italian and German Languages,
also Music Lessons on the Piano and Guitar, Draw
Ing, Painting, Transferring, French Embroidery in
Silk, Chenille and Worsted, Plain Neede-work Cal
isthencs Department, Dancing and Ennitation.
The Principal hopes, with the assistance OF able
teachers, and the advantages pupils will derive from
constant personal care, to the patronage of
the inhabitants of Opelousas and vicinity
Terms, per session of twenty y-one weeks, payable
one-ha in advance, the balance in the middle Of the
session:
Tuition in Primary Department. 500 90
Advanced ............25 90
French, Italian and German. each i 90
Instruction on the Piano o..................30 80 90
Guitar ar................30 80 90
Drawing ........................l5 Is 90
IhiHIluB -Su w
French Embroidery in Silk, Chenille, Worsted 10 90
Calisthenics, Department, Dancing. g........l2 II 90
Riding Lessons ,,...........e each 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc. tc.......:.....: go 90
Mme dc st. Ange, having entered into prior en-,
gagement at Mrs. Henrys School. in Natchez, will
not be able to join the School until next session.
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FAIR WARNING.

$5OO a ;d TAxrAGHRS T. 1sy hs1 Psi.S S?s T.A AaEs %
1854 are hereby notified that the undersigned is now
causing to be served on each the written notice
CURED by law, and that, thirty days thereafter, he
will seize and sell the property of each delinquent
for the payment of his said Tax.
For the next thirty days tsandays exceptedl he
will be fonnd in Opelousas, at the Office of +. & E.
N. Cullom. ELBEHf CAN'T, Collector.
ODclm,sas Nav g. 1855
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MOTE LOST-By the undersigned, residing
IN at Arnaudvle, Promissory Note drawa by
Lucien A. Guilbeau, in favor of Arnaud treres and
endorsed by Jacques Arnaud, for the sum Of three
hundred and tllirtyseven dollars and tity-e'sht
cents Said note is dated June ~, 1862, and is pay
able an demand. The public is hereby notified that
said note can only he paid to the holder.
JACQUES ARNAUD.
A LII PERSONS who were purchasers at
N tile sale of the estate of ALEXANDER CLOSE,
deceased are hereby notified that the last INSTALL
ment fall die on the lst of June next and are re-
auested to come forward and settle at maturity with
the undersigned at his residence, if they wish to
avoid costs. Nav IL. VALMONT Sicily,
Agent of Administrative.
NOOPERAGE-T The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times a supply Of SUGA Ar HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Moasses of the best workmanship which he offers at
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description Of work in his line
suuply of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NlNE-FOOT
POCKETS for sale low for cash. March 10:
WILLIAM s. READ. Washington,
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY. - KRoL

Z LEKION[ For Curling The Halr
For many years it has been the object of deepest
study with chemists and others to produce a mud
that, applied to the hair, would it to wave aud
curl equal in beauty to the natural curl.
THE KROILERIoN
Is the only article ever offered to the world that will
effect this most desirable object. But three four
applications are necessary to curl it as much as may
be desired, and for any length Of time. From the
many testimonials of those who have used it, the su
scrber does not hesitate to warrant the KROLLE-
RlON to give satisfaction, and prove recommend
ed in all cases..
will be sent the receipt of 81, postpaid The in
gradients will not cost over IL cents
Address H. A. FREMONT,
Warren, Trumbull co., Ohio.
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AWAY from the under
IN sigred, residing III Prairie Pleisance, on the lvth
of February last, Negro Man named JOHN, aged
auopt % wears is feet 10 inches high of reddish
complexion has q scar on one hand, with two or
three upper front teeth missing. liberal reward
will be given to whoever will deliver the said Negro
to the undersigned ut his plantation, or will lodge
him in Jail SO that may get him. March 81;
ONEZ. p. PITRE.
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NUNAWAys, ETC.

vI,,y ENrY FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.
a Ran away from the subscriber, residing in the
Parish of ST. Landry abnut the st Of ovenber last,
The Negro MAJ. laaed BILL. Said Slave is about
thirty years Of age six feet high slender and straight
bmilt disposed to look down when spoken to; i'll
color, black; caipenttr by trade.
The retul, of the regra, his Judgement in any Jail,
or any information leading to his recovery. will be
literally rewarded. May y.
S. A. SCRIBNER, Washington.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NEW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON
IN Packet steamer RED RIVER n I norsou

IN EW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON
~ Packet steamer RED RIVER, R, ], Dorsey.
master-This stanch built, popular and fast running
steamer, having undergone thorough repairs and
1een put m ilne order, standing now A No. in the
insurance oflces resumes her place as regular
packet in the Opelousas and NewOrleans trade, un.
der the command of Capt. Dorsey.
me Red River will continue in the trade through
out the season, and will convey freight and passen-
gers ut the customary rates. She will be succeeded
by low-water boat which is about being contracted
tor to continue throughout the year. Shippers may
therefore rely upon being accommodated the year
round.
For freight or passage, having accommodations
eqnal to any boat in the trade apply on board or to
ANDERsONs& THOMPSON Washington
NEW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON
- Packets frequent as she can make her
t,ips.-The steamer a. F,TsHLIER resumes her
place In the Opeousas trade, under the command of
Capt. John Lyons, and will leave NewOrleans for
Washington on TUESDAY, April 3, at o'clock P.
M, to continue in the trade throughout the season.
The Fuselier is an a No. steamer stands as high in
the; Insurance Offices Of NewOrleans as any other
vessel that enters that port old new river or sea-
going is boat of great strength of build, with speed
equal to any boat in this trade, and handsome accom-
modations for from twenty-five to thirty passengers.
Freight will be transported up and down at the old
rates and passengers will be taken for Sc either way
r"d reFht Or nR Raage Sa on board or to the
ANDERSON & THOMPSON, Washington
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs, WASH
~ INGTON AND BAYOU BGluF PACKET
The elegant and fast running steamer sifDnNIA,
GusTAvE LovAILLlER, master, built expressly for
this trade, will heneeforth ply as regular packet
between Opelonsas. Washington, Bayou Boeuf and
NewoIleans. This boat is safe, comfortable and
fAst runner, admirably built, and is of light dranght
The officers will use all their exertions to satisfy
those who will encourage them. For further infor
nation, apply on board March 81.
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VALUABLE, UNIMPRovED LANDS

VALUABLE. UNIMPROVED LANDS
AT PRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned offers
at private sale, IN reasonable and accommodating
terms, the following described Tracts of Land:
l. $40 acres lying east of the Bayou Bouf and II
miles Of the junction of Bayous Bruf and
Crocodile, adjoining lands of Dr. l.. Webb
and Moore & Prescott.
2. 1886 acres Oh the west bank of Bayou Bnuf, ad-
joining lands Of Mr.. Littell above and c. L.
Swayze below.
8. 400 acres on the west bank of Bayou Waxie.
4. .442 acres on the east bank of same, bounded on
the east blythe plantation of the undersigned.
5. 124 acres bouuded on the west by the plantation
of the undersigned, on the south by G. r.
King, on the east by A. Waltelle, and on the
north by lands Of B. r. CAN'T and others.
6. 200 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands Of Mr..
Foreman.
The new State road, as surveyed and partly COM
pleted runs through the center of the lands and
east of the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility of soil and timber,
having been selected especially by the proprietor
after first seeing all the ncutivated lands of the
Parish
Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelo,,sas, T. G. Ander
SON. Washington, or the undersigned at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
FLECTION FOR A CHIEF JUSTICE
~ OF THE SUPREME COURT
In conformity to and in compliance with procls
nation Of the Governor Of the State under date ol
the 10th Of May, 1865, Qeceiyed the 25th Of the
same monthly and tn me addressed,
Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of
the Parish of ST. Landry that an election will he held
in the different election precincts on the 25th day OF
June next, to fill the vacancy that has occurred in
the Supreme Court of this State by the resignation
of the Hon. Thomas sldcll, Chief Justice thereof;
Now, therefore, the different Commissioners o,
Election are hereby directed and required to take
care ttt the said election he held on the said 25th
OF Juns neNt, at the places designated by law, and
that the proceedings be conducted ard return.
thereof made according to the Constitution and law,
in such cases made and provided.
Gvensnder my hand in the Parish aforesaid the
25th day of May. A. D. 1855. J. B. DAVID,
Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
FREsH DRUGs.-P. LEoNcE HEBRARp
IL & Co. have just received an assortment Of
Drugs,
Medicines,
Paints,
Glassware,
.Varnish,
Patent Medicines,
C1ysoonro nac (parr ct VII