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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06
POLITICAL.
CONSTITUTIONAL ooNyE

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION WHEREAS AN
Maine law deprivne ne Of te inaiieasbs rights.
& y Su a ~ bb e h sa ~ o. .e eoas1,on 2 .hs
convention will therefore be held racuse on he
Of adopting such measures may necessary 70 bring about
perry Pc Be Soss @ Ss T. The ss . . e & s
pose Of defending their constitutional rights OF the counties Of
delegates o every Asssmby district 10 ssa eoanes an he
% o. o. me ane NV residing n the oher conn'es Of
Der for each Assembly district respectively represent
mass convention viii aso be held the place the
a m ssy S oSos. ss a Al NJ BY s Of m
regard their constitutional rights and the public Interests
The convention win be addressed by some Of the elo
Nehemiah MA ySSs.' case' samuel aisfS Mia fS0''s
WiIsm wy6est.. Heiaon 10 g"'is y penuy
John q sbeuIer, Elisha :. I'M,
coUEry. VIM Hannah
Barney Be Beosse, ss. orsEco COUNTY
Joseph Gilman Chas' ID. Palmer.
LiylsGsroh COUNTY. wAsiIHcron COUNTY.
'''a 14Tss nss.,sS cousrr % Joa" :. vSo wooa.
John ID. Wolloo't VIM Rouse,
oronpAGA COUNTY. James n. Sheriff.
H. W. Chadwick.
stephen -. Diiaye. John z. Sherrin
B. = sl.s1 le@r' i'0''' John ,ssH ssis'poy seS''f
arRxlans - COUNTY joel 6onsl,n' nus
John Manning. :. W. Enss,
SSsn jSsa g. J'y,Sri %s,e f.s -. qSs,.ss qssss%,ll
Eli Perry, W. u. Miles,
Jeremiah Osborn. Thomas ]. BiYaui.
KINGS COUNTY. John w. Cuibrri.
Thomas j. Jerrold Philip O. Harmon
j. Schenck Suydan.
Papers friendly the requested above
The Metropolitan Society invite all it, members
convention OF the Constitutional Right Society which Will
The delegates OF The Metropolitan Society respectfully
requested to meet at the broadway House the 9Th
So'clock.
Eth WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TrCKET-ATA A
- meeting of the Charter Nominating Convention held az
Becbes, No ii3 West Broadway Fiay evening October
s. John savage In the chair the following uaa
nlmously 1ed;
For Aasessor-James q. Lacobua.
For Constables--James Wright, Ludoph Herman.
For School tOmrnssioner--joscph a. jackson.
For School Trustees-John " Savage Jr John II. Whit
For School Inspector William Francis.
Inspectors OF fectionFirs district John r. Henry, James
d. Hall; Second, John Foos Eugene o. Shine Third Charles
Coping Theodore Hart; Fourth, James kain. Grhs
Fun, VIM. II. Appleyard John Baddish Sixth John II.
JOHN Y. SAVAGE IN, Chairman.
JonN H. WniTnoRE Secretary.
9th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AT A MEETING or THE
Of Fourth street and e. Thursiay evening"
october 4 1855, Julian C. Harrison In the chair s. Hazeon
Secretary Mr. Thomas A. Miller The unanimous nominee
OF the Committee Alter few appropriate remarks Mr.
Miller md three cheers for Henry Clay and the whipg ticket
The Committee adjourned.
CCD WARD, TAMMANY HALL. REGULAR DEMO
- cratic republican noininaon:-For Alderman Hon.
mans friend He unanimously nominated by nccsmson
By The committee. HENRY sCHNORR
ADAM LULY.
JOHN xiMMER,
JACOB ULRfCH.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR STREET CoMMfs.
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r,ouRTPrNTH WARD DEMOCRATIC RxcEI.sIoR
cuh-The members n his club vii meet si the "Crys.
lalr Grand street on Monday evening october O'Clock.
sos the nrocse o making their nominations be placed
fore he eecora OF above Ward A. hc coming election BY
order. sEfNEp' onlih' ffesi'rnh
so.Tsr As,osr tG,G.os' ,,as tsecre,ares.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A MOTHER NEW THING
n shall early ae large, spleniily e3l
up fetoria fof The holidays, enttlet
TIE Comic PICTORIAL,
Conianlng great nunbcr OF highly comic cns ana
derl variety sts okes, anecdotes aud funny tns r
fun loving readers, Price ca cenl-, m1i post ree ou
ceipt oi price. i. w. STRONG ~ ssssag street
DUHsBY PAPERS-
ID 1it opinions and OBSERVATIONS OF
JACK 3UNsBy. SKiPrsn,
Arm os EDwaifp GJrrLl, hAaInEa,
Are contained IN john Brou CHAINS
BASKET OF CHIPS.
Just published by DUNCR 4 BR0rHER
No 1875 Nassau street New York.
One vol i2Ino, illustrated 4Ds pages Price ~ Is
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<soUNCII.xATs N. Hustled WHO HAS BFEN NoNfSA.
~ ted a candidate for Alderman In the sireenn ward re
se. arcept nomination He gives ash reason Tor c r~
able devote the requisite amount o. le
The discharge Of the duties ol he Office :. w. htstfp
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SFBASTOPoL, cR1NEA. GREAT RfDhN,
- Mssrfoa Asa MuAKOFr TOWERS
with Reference saps of the
ny "a T. 4i

AL new views and published on one large sheet lrr" -
Also CFDns sit showing sBd describing
iorNcanus viii portraits ni he PRINCIPAL crowned heais
also Russian, French Turkish ana English 0cers win yalua
BILE nsp4, Price - cents, asens wanted. a. ~. Jpcf.
bSN, publisher, 80 Fulton street,
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

A STATE CONVENTION OF LIQUOR BEAiERs.-rHE
"A hquor dealers o. The state, including importers hoei
bocrs Of cider ami requested
send fee of their number from each Assembly District and
aauor dealers convention 10 be heh az Syracuse the lgb
day q October next Tor The purpose o adopting sh measures
convention held al syracuse on he s dsy of AGsas All y
viii 5es the mainanance OF the inaena3e personal
qusf dealers of the state defeat the election
dates who cmphaicay and unequyog ally opposed
any oppressive qnOr aw whatever ~ ORDER 81
he Lqaor peaers slaie e. eqnlmiree e nj,
Q. y, Boom. q Duchess secretary.
ATA NETTING or THR LIQUOR DEALERS sOcfF
II ~ o ue Third ward hed q N kobnsop street, the
5ih ins, the following gentlemen unsnn1,y
elected delegates rcpreaen c wari he Liquor Dealers
-isc Convention 50 he bed ut Syrpesse hr l9h nsi
W .-P 9 Moloney y 1 Harris, William rsuea.
GkORGE E sffEtwOOD, fhaiuHaH
n . caonrr, secretary,
DTRsTANT TO An oRnFR on TIE GENERAL -fcf
l. ey u he Liquor Dealers Ass0 aii0n ihe llg9r deal
- 81 Ae h ward, met At ,he fu wafi Hotel hd ees'rd
lae following named gentlemen delegates . he sYen
Convention % be Lcd on ihe i0h lns.Anfed Bpah r
I. T. pTirsoS secy EDWARD y wFLcH P-..t.
A CHotCE SELECTION oF BRASDfFs, wTsHs ~
n msca rum, scotch ana Irish whsteys Holland ga acas
serving Scotch aes London and Dublin porter Acr
or kale ~ UNpgKHiLG A NAT1ERsoss, ~ Boone -,
corner q eTosng.
EXTRA PAY.
poCNTY LAND EXTRA PAY, PENSIONS tc DIP
ID p ofeers sailors ana gilers pros1rti hr 4 X Auhi-
De Unlte1 states navy No u, warcB street. e1uet
Broadway. United p4ssDnris tls Issued Y1 Il
EsiuraAled ciutcns must produce ceraheas'.
LxTHA PAY-NAvY BOUNTY LASD ND EETRA
II Pay orce-laua wafran's. .rrra pAs" ssl - .a.ss
u wages due a unhsi states navy sailor i Al at zoe
~ kinds O. tiaim. asslna ihe lni,sa sA'ss
Agent a,s Pur.er s. Ssyyfaai Aso.ar' ~
Counselor A. taSl e w. stfss
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POLITICAL.

S)D WARD-PURsUANT TO CALL OF THE DEMO
- ca'ic National Committee. primary election was held
NO Ann street on the evening Of Friday October 5h when
the following ticket eleecd;--
CITY ArDC0UsrY. SENATORIAL.
John Doaneiy, James Sheridan, Henry Steele
James Hennessey Thomas Maopey, James Whalen,
Chas r. Sakmelster John Donneley. James Shiften.
Thomas Maoney, Joseph Read,
John III. FTerch. John Burns.
JOHN DONNELLY+>
JAMES ROSEII. inspectors.
j. UENNESSEY \
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POLITICAL.

1ITH WfRD-THE UNDERSIGNED, INSPECTORS
Il Of the primary election held for Fourteenth ward
called by the National Democratic Union General Committee
the of Grand Elizabeth streets evening the
following ticket elected
SENATORIAL. ASSEMBLY
Joseph Eaton, John Roberts, Thona Lynch
VIM. II. Racey, John Major, Joseph Carroll
James Smith, Anthony Carson. Charles Nichols,
John Leamy, Richard Barry,
Thomas o Bren, James Feeney
CHARTER.
3Grn DISTRICT. 37TH Disraicr. 3srs DISTRICT.
Thos Cunningham. Daniel Keenan, Jas. G. Spencer,
Michael Hognn, Daniel McManus, Anthony Carson,
John Perego, Frederick Burns, James McKeivy,
Patrick Fox Mathew fIsmnons,J p Racey
John Cavanaeh. Sidney Smith VIM. CUNNINGHAM
$ASHf a. $HSTai i iSS5% SSt%4 S'sHlHS, Inspectors
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Haai.ome i1no. 81 -
ofau the southern women VIC have ocsn eaod.ia'l lor
sae,essei sas bees Marion srasa q Rshmoni Va fler
nrs sustained work Alone bs been rsnsoiel mo many
aud is in the United iaiss uer book "Iitiden
ol Ser peranes m ms5s asss Is bs Tsms e Fsme we hsg
s, ,s I, isa f pes M ~ y s M Dos % an, fano gr &
auhoress shc Toe Muse Melancholy. the iryeopo
strength ani ,orIow which m,de ne aots. q Ns rea,s
assps a.s e s'a ~ ] \, s e ,o5s y b
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boogsclcrs.
TEN THOUSAND ! YgAR.-rwo LARGR ocTAvo
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THE DESERTED wrFE-bY MRS ENNA D = 81
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10Th wARD.-AT AN ELECTION HELD AT THE
= house 81 y. Luz Friday evening, pursuant 70 the
sa OF the National Democratic General Committee, he fo
low ng delegates were elected viz
cry cOusIY. sssAroust. ASSEMBLY.
Charles O'Con0f. Nelson Chase John Deiany
Wu. Y. Mcdaniel, Bartlett Smith, II, n. Caruan
Nahr JArvt. Thos u. Iandon. Abr'm y. Bussng,
H. L. McGown VIM. Hsnoaek
a. II. Lynch. Samuel Burchell.
a. s. = Thompson AARON p Mycr, Tbos Riley.
o ~ r ""n n JARVIS r.,
GEO. H. H. LYNCH ( ihsPeetota'
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QD wARD-PURsUANT TO THE CALL OF THE
- Democratic National General Committee election for
delegates held Friday evening" October s, at No.
Church street. and the following named gentlemen haylg
ceved fS5 voes declared duly elected
COUNTY. SENATORIAL
Daniel +. Sickes, Hamilton Billings, John Lee,
Peter Larkn, Stephen Kelly. A. p. Heath,
John Moore. Michael Moroney Edward Haygerty,
Edward Burke. Hamilton Billings,
John Kirkpatrick John Moore.
Enoch Smith Edward Haggerty, James Donnely,
MoIgan l.. Harris Joseph Wallace, Peter Larkia
Mortimer q. Tunson John Kirkpatrick, Edward Burke,
John l.. Wilton. John X. Ellsworth, Peter Gallagher,
Richard Mcleod James English, Henry Lippineot,.
kTSSSSS KSXShP sSkkbn5 %sI'E5n5 Inspectors.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR STREET coMMIs
i slOner. ISAAC IT, cox.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UNION.--A
IA meeting win be held In the Rev Dr. Adams church
Madison aud Twenty fourth street
evening at7s O'Clock Rev. DR. Baird. who has just returned
ffom Europe, viii give view Of The progress 81
truth Ia the Papal countries contrasting the present
of things with what II was twenty years ago
w EST TwENTYTIIKD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
w Rev H. Raymond viii preach Tor tins church san
day evening ~ KniekerboeAer Hall, nj =. O'Clock.
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EDUCATION

EpENS1ONAT Ell EXTERNAL DIES
- DEMOISELLES AUX OPELOUSAS-Mr. ct
Nine HOY, aid9e par Mmlle. Hoylet Nine. De st.
Ange, ont l'intention d'ouSrir- Ie. LUNDI,22 Mars,
aux Opelousas, une Pension de Demoiselles de Pre-
miere Classe on toutes les branches necessaires a une
education solide ct accomplie, seront enseignees.
Dams lie cours obstruction seront comprises les
LanguesA nglAise, Francaise. I~talienne ct Allemande,
ainsi que Ia Musique lie Dessin, Ia Peinture, tous les
Ouvrages . laiguille en- Sole, Chenille, ETC., lie Man
tien, Ia Danse Ct l'Equitation.
-Ayec l'aide d'ilstrpctrices COMPLETENESS, ct "a sur
~veillance aasiduA. della DirActfice, L. Principal. q les
perance d'etreG soutenu par les habitants de 10 vile
[des Opelousas ct dess ~environs. -. ssasssg SAasS4s~.s,
Les prix sont fixes par s6ance de vingtetune se-
maines, payables 10 moiti6'au commencement pautre
Instruction pour les ellevessa de classes inifeerieure $40 90
II do. f4sfafAs ssl doJo Hler classes /. q. .925 90
Ausixue sur Piano on Guitar .afi,. 80 90
lie Dessin .......15 90
lie Peinture VA. . u. ". Il. ". .. ....... ..2O W
Quyrages a fAlgaene / I. "a -s,y. .-t.r -ati.riioo ~
La Ddlse .............. w
Equitation ........ ...,...s..... VI
Pension -. !. Z. ...&.. .s..!.. &. !....a..s. go 90
Nine. De st. Ange Giant pour le moment engagee
su p~snsionat de Mine. Henry au Natchez ne pourra
s'adjoindre a cette Ecole qua la fin de la prochaine
session. Mars 10. 1856.
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rious. AN went Of well, and now came the
feature Of the evening. Amy one was asked to
name o number -" Four" came from the
crowd. 80.
In fear and trembling the mighty magician
extended his hands towards the cathedral, when
one! two! threel fourl doomed slowly from
the cupola. The cold perspiration started to
the exhibitors brow, and the audience shouted
with delight and surprise.
.Encore! encore Z" resounded from oil parts
Of the room. Again! What was to be done!
But a voice from behind the curtain said
aGo ahead, old boy-it's oil right"
With q sigh of relief the exhibitor repeated
the miracle again ; the spectators departed filled
with enthusiasm. 9s-Ns-
h What in the name Of wonder have you
lsbeen doing ~ exclaimed the puzzled principal
to his laughing assistant, as soon as the doors
were closed 81 ia s.o-..4 ol.g4i. fms
aWhy / gave the beIl-ringer FIVE francs to
stay in the belfry and ring as many times as !
placed candles in the window, and / think it
succeeded pretty well, nest &c pas? Z" replied
the other, shaking the well-flled cash box.
The next day, as they were starting in the
cars one of the city councillors came to them,
and begged that they would explain the
miracle. - 4sl ny p A,a95
sits magnetism my friend" said the magi-
clan, with a grand flourish of his hand, and the
magistrate departed, much edited and perfectly
satisfied.
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Joseph HUFTY, 20 Camn .t;ss1-;

JOSEPH HUFTY, 20 Camp stTssF-r
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Deslss ~
Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy and sfsD,ts i = \
respectfully invites the attention Of whaiis.ssAsee
retail dealers and purchasers to iis yerv H. N
of goods, which is freshly imported. ana - II
supplied Throughout the year. -!
SHE'LL CONSOLIDATION Shell and Bufs,ara,
Of every style and variety.
BRusHEs-Gf every description, Of his o.
%facture, and at the lowest Northern factor rsH.!.t
Toilet ARTICLEs-Such as Perfumery' N !,
Hair Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, etc. - "
Fine Fans, Purses, Pocket Books. Wo,l ~.
Portable Desks, together with an endles v,,;.s.
Porte Monnaies, ETC., Of every style and aSssSsg!.s il
ut unusually low prices. -xsM
Guns, Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warne,ssrxA
ing Pistols, Scissors, Razors, Life Preseryes. F sst
Reels and Tackle, of every variety, to suit r. 49, -
determined angler. r -
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.-The soeh i. 4.
line, consisting Of the 7. I. Cooper, M. /. fcHs.s !,
real Joseph johnson movements, With SSssss1.
ment Of Swiss Jewelry, silyerware, ETC.. ~ III III
selected with great care by F.. Robeits. NTS~.
years engaged in the wholesale business. "a k...!
been purchased exclusively for cash, ersst isz
ments will be offered to purchasers.
Every article warranted as Representa-.
money refunded.
Watches, Jewelry, ETC., carefully repai,1 ].
warranted. March 81,
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REIMBURSEMENT DE pRolrs.-Ily q un peu
plus dun an les autorites de Cube soumirent d
DIES droits assez eleyes les m~ateriaux de cons
truction ct certains articles de subsistence aui
Jusqu 'alors avaient etc admis en- franchise. Ce
commerce Sc trouvant exclusivement entire lie.
mains de nos compatriotes, 10 commencement
AMERICAN q presente une reclamation au cabi-
net espagnol. Les demarches du ministre DIES
Etats- Unis ont etc couronnees de success, ct lie
gouvernement espagnol a declare que lie mon
tant des droits preleves sans raison suf6sante
par le capitaine-general, serait reimburse a qui
de droit. Les parties interessees auront IN
an pour , produire leurs preuves.
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NOTICE.-All non-residents who own land
~ on the Atchafalaya River, lying in the Parish
to the mouth of Bayou Petite Prairie, are hereby no.
titled to cut out a road on the front of their land
twenty-five feet wide, the stumps to be cut sufficient
ly low to offer no impeachment to wagons, carriages,
etc.; all brush, underground, logs, ETC., to be re-
moved; to fill up all holes, and to make a levee one
foot higher than the highest high-water mark on
their entire front on said river; also, to leyee and fill
up all bayons and low places that the above men.
toned road may cross, to the general level of your
front land-said levees to be of a sufficient width on
top for a passway for carriages, wagons. etc.Mthe
whole to be completed and finished according. to law
on or by the 10Th day Of December next, 1856.
F. HATHORN,
W. H. NELSON,
Road and Levee Inspectors, LIST and I'd dists.
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CAUTION-Lotte,y Frauds.-Ofice of the

IAUTIUN-Lo1tery FTauds.-Offce Of the
!, Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Baltimore,
Nd, June 20, ls55.-The Commissioner of The Mary.
land State Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the public against the numerous swindlers who cir
cnilate, by mail and otherwise, fraudulent lottery
schemes : and pretend to be agents for the sale Of
The only legal lotteries in Maryland are those
drawn daily under the superintendent of the Com
missioner elected by the people of the state, under
inc new Constitution, to examine and approve the
schemes and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets in these lotteries, and all certificates
OF packages of tickets, have the Autographed sigma
lure +. x: Brennan, general agent for the contractor,
once OF the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Balti
mord, Md. All others are fraudulent.
ANY information on the subject of lotteries, the
manner in which they are drawn, etc., viii be cheer.
fully given by addressing
F.X. Brennan, Baltimore, Maryland.
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r WATERMAN & BRO, Hardr,r I.

# WATERMAN & BRO, Hardwan n.,
y . chants, corner of Common and Mars,s,. u
NewOrleans, have on hand and are conytaSths,s.
ing, by foreign and domestic arrivals, q rens.i n
sortment of articles, comprising in part ssfSE,
Hardware, Cutlery, ETC., Iron, Steel, Naii' sI~.'
Axes, Chains, Sythes, Carpenters Tools coisIss'
Coopers' Tools, Anyils, vises, Bellows, Stpsf "
Dies, s%crewplates, Garden Engines, Punnps. -
Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters, Agricultural ~.
and singletrees, Turning Lathes, Platform Ssiss
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers, Hoes, Hames, ShoyjL =
Spades, Andirons, Tenders, shoyels and Toen. y
per and Iron Coal Holds, Single and DouMe ~
Guns, Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes, Chines err
Iron Bedsteads, Britannia and Plated Wan. M
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles. PoNN
FORCES, Seines, Fishing Tackle. etc. March IL
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REIMBURSEMENT

ToUs coNTR1BUABLEs
RcVOs qui mont pas encore pave leurs Taxes
de Paroisse pour 1854 sont, par ces p~r6sentes, avertis
que lie soussigne fait servir maintenant sur chaque
retardataire, une notice Gcrite ct requise par Ia loi,
ct que, trente jours apres le dit service, il saisira ct
vendra les propsift6s de chaque delinquent pour lie
pavement de ces dites Taxes. 95y,1. Ela
On pourra lie trouver pendant les trente jours qni
~suivront cette date (es Dimanches e~xceptes) aux
Opelousas, an bureau de F. & E. N. Cullom.
&C., ELBERT CAN'T, Collector.
81 Opelousas, s Mai, 1885, H>ISNis t7
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5BATEAsUX A

nHEMIN DE FER DIES OPELOUsAs.
" Steamer Southern !Star-Nouvelle Orleans a
Franklin.--Le fin marcheur ct elegant steamer
SOUTHERN STAR commencera ses voyages du
terminus du Chemin de Fer DIES Opclousas, Tigre-
vile; a Franklin, environ le Is Octobre, 1866, pour
lie transport de passengers ct de fret leger settlement,
fesant des voyages journalies, pour recevoir des pas
sagers par lie Clemin de Fer. 9 III. abtsifs5,,f
J. E. CALDWELL Il Gle. % Bank Place.
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,OUIS WAITER, Ebeniste, offre . yeees
IL pour du compliant, des Armoirs, des Garde ~
ger, des Lavabots, DIES Tables de differences qas. "
etc. ETC., a I'm prix aussi modere qu'on pourraisT n
procurer en- vile. s'adrssser 4 lHotsl De h.AA"
Patin, Opeluusas. e ash
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The question Of the Danish Sound dues oc-
cupies a large share Of the attention of the
German press, but no journal has as yet sup
ported the Danish view of the subject.
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FAIR WARNINGH.

ALL TAx-PAYERsL.r
RCOO. failed to pay. their PsSss
1854, are hereby notified that the underSssasTast h
'cansing to be served On each the writtSSa $$lslhs
CURED by law, and that, thirty days ns...SSssn
will seize and sell the property Of 'eaeS Sssae,A
for the payment or his said Tax. sSzANA
will be found In Opelohsas, al the ofsc 1881
N. Cullom. ELBERTs GANTT. 81
Opelousas, May 8, 1855. ~9&
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MULET EPAVE.-Arrete par lie sous
cain, couleur rouge, age d'environ 8 ans, taille moy.
enne. lily a deux OIL trois mois que lie dit Mulet est
dams les %environs. II a surf lie cou, une tache blanche
formant presque Ia lettre H. LIE proprietaire du dit
Mulet est prize de vsnir lie reclamer, payer les frais ct
le retirer. ANDRE AEfHE.
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q lie tait suivant est rapporte par lie Salut
public : 7 'a9dTsGoh ~ sl7igss ]
Dams les premiers jours de cette semaine, upe
jeune file de dix ans derobait une paire de
souliers a l'etalage dun pauvre cordonnier de
10 Guillotiere le bonhomme Sc NIT a Ia pour
suite de SO jeune %voleuse; mails CONNIE il est
age de s~oixantte ans, il ne l'atteignit qu'au mo-
ment on ellie entrait chez ellie. oasa =
A ID colere de lhonnete marchand ,ucceda
une douloureuse pitie a 10 WI du spectacle quill
await devant les yeux ;c'etait celui de 10 plus
afreuse misere: une femme pale ct maigre al
laita't uns enfant, balancant en- meme temps un
oerceau OH sen ~trouvait un second, LIE bon
homme oublia lie motif de So pou,rsuite, 10 me
nue. monnaie quill await dams sa poche passa
dams les mains de 10 malheureuse meme, ct au-
jourd'hui Ia jeune voleuse est ~installee dams
rechoppe du cordonnier, qui 10 prise a son ser
vice. Plo"e. -.E-s8I4.. TN3 .FtT 81