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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-07-28

At a regular meeting of the American
Party, held in Opelousas on Saturday the
l4th inst, the following Platform of Princi.
pies, State Policy and Nominations, made by
the Convention held in the city Of NewOr-
leans on the 4th inst, were unanimously rat
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JUDICIAL MISUNDERSTANDING attention
Of Administrators of Estates. as well as de
PENDANTS in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section Of a law passed at the last
session Of the Legislature: Il
An Act relative to Judicial Advertisements
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That when there
are two OF more newspapers published in the Parish
where such proceedings are had, or such sale is to be
made, the Defendant in the judicial process shall
have the RIGHT of selecting the newspapers in which
selection be made within three days after the notice
Of such proceedings, or the seizure made under said
process; and if the Defendant neglect to select, Their
the plaintiff shall have the right to do so.
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The Countess de Lavalette, daughter Of the
Marquis de Beauharnais, and cousin-german Of
Queen Hortense, died in Paris on the 18th
inst. She was the wife of Count de Lavalette,
Postmaster General under the first Empire,
whom she saved from the scaffold in 1915 by
her energy and presence of mind.
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Ex-President Van Buren, and family, Com
modore Perry, and Mr.. Plume, bearer of dis
patches, were among the passengers who or.
rived at New York by the Pacific.
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An arrival at St. Louis on the It'll inst.
from Salt Lake reports the Indians on the
way very quiet. Col. Granger, from Fort
Union, reports the Indians on the way also
quiet. t II
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The Fourth at Cincinnati passed off without
the least disturbance, and with more than
usual enthusiasm. There were two celebrations,
and at one of them George CONWAY, the Indian
preacher, was among the speakers, and claimed
to be q real "native American"
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Disastrous floods have done q vast amount
Of injury in Western New York. Bridges
have been carried away, villages flooded, and,
in one or two cases, lives lost by the sudden
rise Of the waters.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-07-28

A friend is one who will advise
justly, assist readily, suffer patiently, defend
c%ourageously, and remain Interchangeable. icon
tributed by DR.. s.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-07-28

Several Frenchmen are soliciting o patent
at Washington for q machine by which q fine
shoe can be made for ten cents, and a boot for
twenty to fifty cents-those sums representing
the cost Of the labor, of course.
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SUGAR MARKET.-We perceive by the Min
erva that a meeting is to be held to-day in the
town Of Ihibodaux to deliberate upon the fea-
sibility of establishing the sugar market at AL
giers, instead Of across the river, as at present.
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The brass cannon belonging to the State
were spiked at Worcester, Mass, on the night
of the 3D., by some abolitionists, to prevent
their use for a salute on the 4th.
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Late Halifax papers state that immense
quantities Of mackerel have been taken, and the
fishing business was never better.
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To CoRREspoNDENTs.-We beg the further
indulgence Of our contributors. We shall en-,
deayor to give them some consideration mex,
week.
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No less than 242s immigrants arrived at
NewYork on Sunday, the sth inst--l695
from Liverpool, 1872 from London, 499 from
Bremen, and lO2 from Genoa.
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We are under renewed obligations to the
ever attentive officers Of the steamboat One
lousas for late city papers.
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CHERIFF,s sALE.-srArs or Louls,..,

~ -. .Ulstrlct court, farlsn OF ST. Landry. M
6062. .R. H. Short b Co. vs. Peter Collins. ~
By virtue of a writ of f. ia. issued in the ahova
titled suit, by the District Court In and forthe Ps,SS
Of st. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me dirs4
81. 3D. will Eane e. e exposed sneas z. pasl{o s. sal sif for rc cash, withoat
this Parish, on SATURDAY the LIST day Of septes~.
Der, A. D. 1866, commencing at the hour of ii 4
NJ. and continuing nom day to day, II Necessary n
the right, title, interest and demand Of Peter ~
Inns, the defendant, in the following property. 49,
to satisfy said writ, to wit: u
A certain TRACT OF LAND, lying and beinse 4
the Parish of st. Landry, about twelve miles Nm
Moundyille, on the east bank Of the Bayou ~
and containing about four hundred arpents, haviss;
ten arpents lin front by forty in depth, bounds3
north by lands Of Gilbert Burleigh, and south r.
lands of William Link. =
Another TRACT OF LAND, situated on the -
bank Of Bayou BGuf, in the same Parish, conta,niny
ahDut two hundred arpents, together with sl ~
buildings and Improvements thereon situated
@ J. n. DAVID lhoLw
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF 81.
~ LANDRY: To Eliza Wikoff, wife of william n
Parrot, and William H.. Parrot, her husband, ofta
Parish of st. Landry
Take Notice, That l have this day seized, 70 x
isfy one hundred and twenty eight dollars and "a,
cents, Parish Tax for the year 1858, and one huSs.
dsed and eighty-fve dollars and four cents, PariA
Tax for the year 1854. and one hundred and twenfv
dollars, Railroad Tax for the year 1854, forming ~
aggregate OF four hundred and thirty.three dollars
and ffty-four cents, due by Eliza Wikoff, wife Of Wi.
liam H. Parrot, the following described prope,ty.
to wit: FfV
A Mulatto Man named LEWIS, aged sbout II
driver and hostler. "
And If said Tax is not paid within three days from
the service hereof, will advertise said property 70
pc sold for cash without appraisement at the Court
the 4th day OF August next, being the first Saturds.
Of said month.
Opelousas, Ia, June 81, 1858. ~
EBERT CAN'T, CoIlecsus
OF Parish and Railroad Taxn
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NewYork city, with its e%nvirons, is now es-
timated to contain q population of 100000.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LAMB
v AT DPJV TN q ATn M

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LAND8
' AT PRIVATE SALE-The undersigned ofa,s
at private sale, on reasonable and accommodation
terms, the following described Tracts Of Land
l..678 acres lying east of the Bayou Bnuf, and II
miles Of the junction Of Bayous Bnuf M
Crocodile, adjoining lands Of Dr.. L. Web
and Moore & Prescott.
y. .SS6 acres on the west bank Of Bayou Bnnfs "a
Joining lands of Mr.. Littell above and {, +.
Swayze below. -
). 400 acres on the west bank Of Bayou Wake.
4. 442 acres on the east bank Of same. bounded ~
the east blythe plantation of the undersigned
6..72A acres bounded on the west by the ~plantation
Of the undersigned, on the south by 4. Il
King, on the east by A. Wartelle. and on ~
north by lands OF B. r. CAN'T and other.
.1OQ acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands Of III
Foreman. -. "
The new State road, as surveyed and partly CON
pleted. runs through the center Of the lands on snd
east Of the Wake, which are not surpassed. by an
lands In the Parish for fertility Of soil and tjmmbei:.
having been selected especially by the proprietor'
after first seeing all the uncuttiyated lands OF ~
Parish. ' 80
Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas, TIC nder
son, washington, or the undersigned at bis resideuce
oh Dry bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
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MAX sALE.-By virtue Of the antho,;7,; =

lNAX SALE.-By virtue Of the AUTHORITY IL
y me vested by law, as Collector Of the Parish NJ
Railroad Taxes in and for the Parish of st. Lapd,,,
], Ebert CAN'T, Collector Of the Parish Taxes for ~
year 1858, and of Railroad Taxes for the year ISL
fit Of appraisement, at the Courthouse in the ToSr
Of Opelousas, Parish Of st. Landry, on SATURDAY.
the LIST day of September next, 1855, commencinrs
the hour Of II O'Clock, and continuing from das 4
day, If necessary
All the right, title, interest and demand Of Il.
minor children and heirs of Matilda p. Papnells ~
ceased wife Of DR.. Edwin B.. Scott, in and to ia III
lowing described property, seized to satisfy Tia Psr
ish Taxes for the year 1853 and the Railroad Ia n;
the year 1864, due by the said minors, to wit: S
A Negro Man, q slave, named LEE, aged tventx
two or twenty-three years-a good tield-hand
Opelousas, July %, 1855.
JRERT GANTT C,,.AL rs
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THE PATRIOT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF the PARISH o. SAINT unpsy

TERMS o. SUBSCRIPTION,
Two Dollars and Fifty Gents a Year, in advance. II
not paid within three months, Three Dollars and
Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents.
ADvERTIsING.
Advertisements will be inserted at s cents per line
for each and every publication. liberal discount
wi! be made ryearlya and standing advertisements
- NO charge less than One Dollar will be made.
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RESIDENCE IN WASHINGTON no
~ LET.-The residence of the undersirnad one
Of the most pleasant in Washington, together with
the vacant grounds attached, will be rented to a good
tenant on accommodating terms. The buildings are
neat and commodious, the yard and garden large, the
water the best in the country, and the situation re.
ply on the premises to '"p'
ELIZABETH F. KELLER.
or to CYRUS THOMpSON
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f. ~ ~ AVE. TFFEH Pas 49, -I S
I-...., /. Z IN q 1890
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=, ~ u's'u' w. s',o ~ A'l : z ''p1
=, .oDes' suIlounusa = : w.. s,;.,
- usA. s.s's oOySS, .s.s,s...a ~, ! !
49, s's'e.u :, u' ~ .ys NJ -
1..s'0e u'ay - ~ - 49,
"n.S1 sps'ns : o'A'sss fy'si !, ~ 1
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n.y. p.o'np's U ! I've Nl ~. u'iauso,,.sas
w. s.S 49, 'ssas1 = . " .ap X
- 49, a sH'' SauA Tvu0 ssHa y
.ineulcsses the suppression OF all onr pre]udlces
a~ndSpaatutis when the exercise OF them would
b. productivefof ~unhappiness to others-a uni
ted benevole9ce which, however small its tri-
butaries may Be, when collected into one, form
= stream, the property Of whose waters it Isl to
heal the sick and the afflicted, and to ponr the
oil OF joy and gladness into the hearts Of the
distressed and The disconsolate-yea, . behevo-
ence IN whose comprehensive significance the
members Of the human family are friends and
brothers. ltseels also to establish to practice
Of virtue among men-such as has given cur
rency 70 % dross in all ages; and such 3as
sdds = luster Of ncomparable beauty to its pos
sesscr IN every condition Of lfe-that virtue
which will survive the proudest monument OF
genius, and which has been aptly denominated
Happiness below" In . word, It Is that viz
tueS which casts 2 sunshine over existence g
calm serenity over the soul, M from which the
moral world derives life and light.
III endeavcrs 70 eradicate irom the heart that
foolish pride which IN all times has exercised q
baneful influence upon society, and which steals
cd imperceptibly into our bosonns under every
possible variety Of disguises,, lcorroding the at
fsctions and poisoning oil the genial currents Of
the soul. Envy and hatred it would blot from
the pages Of mans history, and restore him to
tie mild dominion Of perpetual peace, where
the laws Of morality may 70 studied, and the
philanthropist devise plans to mitigate the evils
and augment the happiness Of the world.
It teaches by every emblem and in everylec-
ture that " Virtue " the highest proof Of I'M
d~esstanding, y the only solid basis Of great
ness that Vice Is the natural consequence Of
narrow thoughts; that itbegins in mistake and
ends in ~ignominy." Hespecially inculcates the
lesson that awhatsoever ye would that men
should do unto you, do ye even so to them"
The effect Of daily communion with those
VINO are united with us inathelr views, their
tastes and their nurposes. IL beautifully illustra-
:.. -. IA g.. q, E.,... $3.50.
Ieu IN tne llIe 81 atrueOQd felloW. IN MN tne
beauties Of fraternity are exemplifed. and the
-s.a :..a.a..a .n;.L .I.,, .s..a ~.
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SIRAY MuLE-Taken Up by the under
\. signed, at his plantation on Bayou Bnuf, about
ordiea miles s;1 from Moundville. a Brown Mare Mule, of
thus: RE. ut is impossible to describe the brana
accurately.) The owner can get the above described
Mule by proving property and paying charges.
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DIED
In this town, on Friday evening last, Mr.. EuoENr
WARTELLH, aged 43 years.
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE Foa s.1s.
nm mn; \ VIII sel my residence in Opelousas for Fou
Thousand Dollars, payable in four equal annual q
stalments, with eight per cent. interest from day d
sale. Possession given in o month. n
July 81, 1856. i. Fl. I.
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SIKA9 MuLE.-Taken Up, by the under
~ signed, at Coulee Croche, an American MnIe
nay, aged about 8 years, of ordinary height. Said
NIUE mad been about the neighborhood for two or
snr e months; There is q white spot on the neck,
nleasa som muarty Ihe letter H. The proprietor will
and take his Mule away. INDlRiEt HE I1IIseS'
NHEoDosE S. ROBIN, Notary Public
Opclalsas. S' N'n''f' "lnec at
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cTATE OF LoU1sIANA-Distr;ct c..

GTATE OF LOUISlANA-District Cou,+
~ Parish Of stSLandry. No. 1880. Estate NJ ~
exander L. Scott, deceased - "a ~.
Mrs. MARTHA MATILDA GoRDoN, wife Of Evsls;.,
Sydney Gordon, Of the Parish of ST. LANDRY. han;Seal
presented to this Court a partition Of the estate y
said deceased among hs heirs, accompanied BY NJ,
confirmed; And whereas, the prayer of said petit dna
has been granted by on order Of Court bearing S lay
July 16, 1856; = ''sff
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all -.
sons interested to show cause if any they have, viii Ill.,
ton should not be homologated and approved. fAA
Opelousas, July rs, 1865. 2@
A. G%ARR1GUEs, Clerl.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-District C,or-
~ Parish Of st. Landry. Estate Of Michael =
Boatwright, late Of the Parish Of st. Landrvs - =.
ceased 9t@= |N 6A3
A meeting Of the creditors Of said deceased ~, i
holden on SATURDAY, the first day Of Septemhss
next, 1855, commencing m at the hour Of 10 O'Clock q
his office in the Town of Opelousas, for the nnry,a y
Of deliberating on the affairs Of the said deceased q
Clerks office, Opelousas, July 20, 1855.
a.. GARRTGTIEQ NO y
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Estate d
~ ~ NICOLAS AMY and EUGENE RICHARD, hi
Ta,e, Doth deceased. District Court, Parish Of g.
STEPHEN M. YOUNG, of the Parish of 81. Landry,
administrator Of the said Estate, having filed . T.
bleau OF classification Of the debts Of said Estate. a
o co. by his petition praying that the suas
they n Pc n@m ne saIa a.. and confirmed; And where's
Order Of Court, bearing date july ii. is5s: T x
tore, notice is hereby given to all persons interested
TO show cause, if any they have, within thirty dan
from the date hereof, why said tableau should not 6
confirmed and homologafed,
clerks Office, Opelousas, July ID, 1855.
~ A. GARRiGuES. Clerk.
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T 0. o. F.-PRA1R1E Lopez No. ~ n 4
= Washington every Saturday night at I oc5odk
y. NJ anderson, n G; TIC. Anderson, v q; JohSG
n maw, secretary; =. B. Hardesty, treasure; 4.
Paugn. r 5. The Order respectfully invited to al
fNHE GREAT DISCOVERY .-KROL
l. LERl0N! For Curling the Hair /,
For many years it has been the object NJ dean
study with chemists and others to produce q lduid
that, applied to the hair. would cause it to wave and
'ufi equal IN beauty to the natural curl.
THE KROLLERION .4 fQx
is the only article ever offered to the world that n
enest tais most desirable object. But three o. II
hpP aas;sa9 are necessary to curl it as much q ~
many testimonials of those who have used It, the Is
scrlGsr does not hesitate to warrant the KROLIE-
ed in oil cases.
al. me recipe for making, witq full directions for -
viii be sent It, on the receipt Of 81, postpaid. Tie b.
Aodress H. A. FREMONT, ~
- Warren, Trumbull CO.. Ohio "
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NN1A <AsAS ~ MAO AA6HA NAAACb 0uA wy " IVY
shores. 1t is said by Pausanias, and other his
t~orians, that when the first beams of the rising
sun fell upon the statue Of Memnon, it sent forth
sounds resembling the vibrations Of musical
strings. So it is with the human heart, when
touched by the benign influences Of Odd Eel
lowship-the chords Of friendship sweetly vi.
brate-the soul catches the concord, and sur
renders the sublimity Of its functions to the en-
chantment Of it's harmony. The Odd Fellows
I" Friendship, like an evergreen,
Will brave TIL Indictment blast,
And still retain the bloom Of spring,
When summer days are past
And though the wintry clouds may lower
And dim the cheerful day,
sa&i II still retains a vital power, .f7..- g
Unconscious Of decay"
The next great and cardinal principle Of the
Order is Love. This, according to our teach
ings, is a sentiment which grows in the soul-
" warming every vein and beating in every
pulse "-one in which the ~virtuous and the wise
Of every condition Of life sink in captivity to-
gether. 1t is this that teaches us the lessons
Of, Gentleness, Kindness, and Forbearance; not
alone to. those who have united with us, but to-
ward oil the human family, whom we regard as
forming one great. Brotherhood. By its con-
slant exercise, the noblest feelings Of the man
are strengthened, and his affections invigorated,
while the heart is Invested of selishness and
kindled with sympathy. AS it gains the as
tendency in the soul, the darkness of Bigotry
and the blindness of Prejudice flee away, and
man in some measure regains the original sim
plicity and purity of character he lost in Par
adise. The numerous barriers that have been
thrown around men, by artificial society, dis
appear under the elevating influences of
this principle, and all are placed on terms of
perfect equality, and become bound together in
the indissoluble bonds of Brotherhood.
The next and last great principle of the Or
der is Truth, the greatest ornament of the char
acter of man, and the leading star in Virtues
Heavenly train, 1t has its satellites revolving
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IXTE have associate with in business Mr. Walter
Grubos OF this city, for the purposs of doing an
exclusive Wholesale Variety Trade 10 Of which, we
will dispose OF our retail house furnishing stock at reduced
prices We have hoe assortment Of goods in that line
sns an opportunity DOW offers for those need OF such ar
ueiss, TO supply themselves at low prices,
Jnyl-t A. MORRISON 4 co
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Chartered by the General Assembly Of The gtats
TUE above lDstItuon Is permanently lOcsiso and is
United States point of facilities for imparng thorough
practical knowledge IF the duties Of the Accountant
Book HI keePing.
THIS Department the immediate supervision
the President Of College who practical book keeper
having had many years experience IN some OF the largest
counting houses in the Union- Atl
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under The superiniendeDee OF JoES A
McEwES Esq., Member Uf the Nashville Bar, who Is too
widely kuOwa lawyer and orator to require any farther
notice at our hands. Sen ID
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading sad
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at nigh. 80 as infsrrs
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
BY WN FERREL- NJ Under this head is embraced sFery
Peces OF calecatOns necessary for bookkeeper bus
ness 10 understaudvz Interest Discount Less and
Gam, Equations, Exchange, &C. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book keeping, by Double and Single EuiTy applied
to every variety Of business, both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures including the Of books Sls
Pen nanshp-For twenty lessons, to be taken within
For hity lessons, to b. taken within hree mouths SO
=. The above fees payable, invariably, in advance.
The Importance OF this rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
lEg at any iiuae during life, without extra cbatge.
IhS school "a perpetual session. having vocation:
hence students ay enter az any and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with cota.
Peient book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained or 81 per week
No student will be taken for less than fun course ia
whatever branches he pursues
Time required for nll course-from six o ten WEEKS.
- Address Southern CommSreiai Coiege, kss-gaie.
Tenn ap25-asw&wiY
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IIIiIIjJNDRED DOLLARs REW4RDi

ID ANAWAY on Mouda, night The 2la inst, e,
III while IN the employment of Mr. Ch rles E. Il.
Martin. a this CITY, TWO METRO MEN FAMED JIS q
and ALBERT They sb ut taeny-hre years Of age of
dark cmp ptexioD had with them suit ofeiOtbes made
OF green caslnett and SILK hats JIM u about eee
eight inches high; weighs about 15G lbs; well f9rsd ogn
frehead and pleasing counteBane speaks "nen so
ken 70; raised in Williamson county ey
lbs round face good with small round eyes
speaks rather slow when spoken 70. rzher an bunloie
lo king negro. was raised by Col Thomas Wiisms, OF
Noptoonerv Ala l will give the above reward II they
are taken and secured 20 { at get them.
june7 If True Whig. =. Z. NslSoON.
= TTRTN5S EXTkACIS.-Just received, large lot
nbs1 DM0YuLE BELL