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sB Nous sommes autorises a annoncsr que H.
Guy H. BELL est candidat pour la place de Juge-de-
Paix pour lie Ter District de St. Landry.
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GB Nous sommes autorises annoncer que Mr.
FRANcols RICHARD est candidat anti-Know-N Nothing
la place de Sheriff de cette paroisse, r6ecton dc
Novembre proclaim.
SES NOMBREUX AMIS.
25 Aott 1855.
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ET Nous sommes autorises a annoncer que N.
LOUIS L. BoUrre est candidat pour la place de
Constable pour lie Ter District de St. Landry.
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Z UN ABoNae.0

l-Le manque d'espace nous force arenvoyer au
numero proclaim la publication de Ia lettre sgnee
Us ABoNsen
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Opeloasas, Octobre, 1855.
Au President du Wigwam de Sc Landry.
Feuillez accepter la present CONNIE ma resigna-.
tion rOrdre auquel yohs presidez.
Je sais Eespectueusemeut: &C.,
LOUIS VIDRINE fls
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St. Landry. IL Octohre 1888.

7 DI. LaIIuTy, II UctoDTe, 1900
| MN. les Ed:tears du Courier
! J'ai appris, a mon grand etonnement, quon fai-
salt courr les bruits que 'aptartenais pOrdre
Know Nothing; ceci est dams lie but de nuire au
part Anti, en- faisant usage de mon nom --Lsin
d'etre Know Nothing, je suis Anti dams Fame.
j. NJ. CARRIERE, Jr.
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NHAGAsIN DE CHAUssTTREs

Po"r Danes ct pour e'sfans, d bon naarcAt.
~ NINE. MILLSPAUGH, a mante-
N nant en- magasin, un assortment de
WAn chaussures de toute qualities pour
danes ct pour enfans, consiStant en- Bottines s,s
peau, en- satin &C., Pantoufes &C. &c. aussi unas
99rtIment de Corsets pour danes, Aiguiles de-
I nyoes g Goodrich, Parfumerie, Articles de tos-
lette, Livres ct publications de fantaisiePatsss-
rle--Musique ct cordes pour Guisares ct Pianos.
Washington, l3 0ctobre, 1855.
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LIZ NATIoSAL-Nous avons reeu les prcmiers
numeros dun journal franeas. sous lie titrc ci-des-
Orleans. lie National est neutre en- politique, est
r6dise par NM. Il. p. Th6ard & c. DelaBretonne,
ct est public par nne association d'lnprimeurs.
Nous souhaitons success nos noaseaux contreEes.
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ArnaudyiIle. s Octobre 1855.

AFnaudyiIle, 8 Octobre 1855.
NM les Eliteurs du Courier des o. O,eousas.
feuillez, je veus ptie puber dams vote feIile
ma resignation de POrdre des Know-Notbil. ys. FL
!e iaisant Vous oblgerez yotre tout devoue
A. J. PATIN.
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Pa1'tie RalarrOFnne.

. DE chez le soussigne, la Gran-
"a de Prairie, en- cette Paroisse, le 7
KES Aont dernier, une mulatresse nom.
OH NEE PATIENCE, agee d'environ
&skH "a ans, jolie de figure, ct portant la.
szS bltuellement une crosse bague en- or
un des dolgts de la main gauche.
Ii est supposer qu'elle est dams lie voisina.
&c de la Fausse Pointe Paroisse st. Martin.
Une recompense liberale scra accordee 4
qulconque ralnenera cette mulatresse au sous
signe' ou la logera dams unc des prisons dc
Get Etat, de maniere a ce quill puisse la ra-
yoir JOSEPH DESH0TEI.S
Paroisse St. Landry, 13 Oct. 1855. As sc
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LES stEocHMNEs vENrEs.-Le 1s, Mardi proclaim
il sera vendu sur fhabitation de feu Jacques Las
trapes, % escaves, don't compliant ct i3 a uu
cradt favorable, ainsi quune petite vacherie, seize
lots de tesne stu6s dams notre village, deux NOR
'ceaux lie terre et d'autrcs articles
lie IL, il sera vendu, "a la Queue Tortue, un ieune
flesre, nn morceau de terre, Sc, &C.
Polr las ParticuEarit6s, voir aux avis
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Washington, II Octobre 1855.

Washington, IL 0ctobre 1855.
.4ur Editears du Courier des Opeloasas,
Messieurs: Vous nous obllgerez en- annoneant
dams votre prochaine feuille nos designations de
F0rare des Know-Nothings auque nous apparte-
nleR. JOHN REED.
Al. STRODARD.
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HA'gsGIr3 PuBLIQUE,-La gclGe blanche
qG@ ao .ons cue Samedi dernier, ct /,
t-4.Ee sas.o qui contia~o dep2is, Ma pas pet
o9@.eaoGe a la conservation dc notre ssntt
pnblique. I-r- tua"5o sue nous rcccyon.
III .>Glll4.tt 81. i.sy dc notro Pareisse, ne
su5t rss tres ,urantes, quaint la feyre
.l4t.uV, niais en u.ease tenps il ny a rien en-.
s,art de b;en alarlnaus
la '>emaiac derniere, on nous await rappor.
te yae deuy cas- dc Gevre jaune s'etaieut de-
clurts Washington, lnais il parait iqu apres
une & ld0 speuiaIe de ces deux cas-, les mGde-
Gins ont declare que ce n'6tait pas la fevre
jaunc. AJoutons que les deux malasdes sont
lnalntenanl lGtablis.
lies nouYeiles qu nous viennent de St.
Martin sont toujours trlstes. La mortalite y
continue sa moisson, ct la maladie ne semble
pas diminuer sensiblement
QUI PREsD cE paRle-Un de nos amis offre de pa
sier un modesto billet de $500 que lie candidat de-
tnocratc anti Know Nothing pour Gouverneur sera
Glu prochane election
uy-SCC DE pLUs.-Un autre de nos amis 5000
ca il ae-iefat. egalemeGt nyestir de la mene ma
e.G.s. Pour.e Feste, sadresser ce Dureau.
~ Les uouvaiies du Nord de l. Etat sont des
siHs ia9gfaoea a Hotre calse. Nous arons WI nnS
'elt'e e8asst a4 t,toyea fe.nectaDle ct tres bien
p,aee etz -. &C sis loa;irE- eu d!t que pres
t8ss s,s.3r4s. pssre,a r5 tr.-r al M III af ou
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BE@EGNA AZHQM8s

| NOUS uolihons ci-dessous une ilste des persOnnes
sul sc sent retrees du Know Nothingsme dams cette
Paroisse depuis environ un mois. II est bon dob
server eependant que cette ste content pas les
mons dun certain nombre d'autres dtmaissonnaires
qui ne desrent pas que eurs designations soent rem
dues publques.
! Nous nous proposons de publier gratis ct jusqu'a
nouvel ordre, cette iste, ajouant chaque semai
ne les noms de ceux qui retreront de Get Ordre,
81 toutefois lis mont pas d'objecon ce que nous e
PASSIONS.
| Chas. B. West, John Sanderson,
Jas. Z. Oquill, w. Elkns
John Sanderford, John Wright,
Eli Clark Jr, Jean Vasscur
Louis Deylie, Joseph Berge1tn fils
Narcisse Jeansonne, Joseph Bergeron pere
Green Dornan, Hypoite Gudry,
Leon Jean sohne, Don Louis Breau,
William West, Francois Benot,
jean fierre Guldroz, Placide Guidry,
Jean b. Duplechain, George Miller,
William Fisher Gerard Marks
b. r. Neyland. Andre n. Lalonde.
X. H. Gardner Auguste Ploe
Dejean SebastieR. Seville Cariere.
Michel Stout II. P Knox
Louis Caniefe. Theodue Emonet
James Reed. Hfldevert Bergeron.
Thelismar Lagrange.
PARoIssE ST.-LANDRY, LIE % SEPT 1855.
A~ President d~ Wigacam de ST. Landry
Desirant nous retirer du Wigwam Know-Nothing
de cette Paroisse yeuillez accepter nore presente
resignation ct Ia soumettre rotre prochaine assem-
blee- Nous avons rhonneur ttre,
HENRY LAGRANGE.
..... ANTOINE MAYER.
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25 Aott 1855.
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EVENING STAR,
AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.

dreamed dream in-the midst of my sumbcrs,
And as fast as dreamed it was coined into nur,
hers;
II appeared that law had lately been made
That . tax on old bachelors pafes should be laid;
And IN order t. make them all willing to marry,
Inc tax was as heavy as man could well carry.
But the bachelors grumbed, aud said twas no use
Twas monstrous injustice and horrid abuse,
anu 'oTe .osa ahaf to save their own 4arts boodom
On sHeh vile tax they could ne'er pay shilling
Bst tne rulers determined their sale to PURSUE
so they set oil the bachelors up at vendue
a crier was sent through the town, to and ffo,
10 rattle his drum, and bis trumpet to blow,
And 10 cry out to all that he met in his way
Ho! forty old bachelors sold Mere today
And presently all the old maids in town,
Each, IN her very best bonnet and gown,
From thirty 10 sixty, white, red, fair and pale,
or every description, all iocked to the sale.
Ihe auctoneer then with his Isbors began,
hnd ciied out aloud, ne had held No man,
"How much for a bachelor? who wants to buy,y
And the 'horus Of maidens responded. az, I!n
And IN short, at very exuavagant price,
The bacheloIs all were sold off in n trice
And forty gIai maideDs-some younger, some older.
cach Iagged an Old bachelor home on her shout
der.
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FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.

OfrICr SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIc PRINTIsa,
Washington, January IS, 1855.
TN pursuance Of the provisions of the act entitled
i "An act to provide for executing the pu lie
printing SC, approved August %, 1852, sealed
propose viii he received this Office in the Cap
itol, until "Wednesday, the 2Sth day of March ne e1t
a, II O'Clock M, for furnishing the following quan-
500 rsams, weighing % pounds per resm, ard mes
suring 10 by S inches
3,lOo reams, weighing Is pounds per resm, and mea-
sunng Ia by 25 inches
100 reams, weighing "a pounds per ream, and mea
suring ls by - inches
$40 rsams, weighing y pounds per IeaIn, and nea-
suing le by le inche-
800 rcams, weighing l2 pounds per ream, and mea-
suring l2 by Is inches
All these papers to be made of the best niaterials
and finished In the best manner and tree from adu-
teration- A contract will be entered into for sup
plying the aaantiries stated at such times as the
public service may require but the privilege is
should greater quantity be required, at such times
md IN such quantities as may be deemed necessary.
Samples Of each kind Of paper must accompany
each bid, and all proposals and slmples must be
transmitted TO this ONCE, free of postage or other
expense.
Bach proposal must be signed by the individual
or hrm making II, and must specify the price per
pound, and the consequent price per ream (and but
one pncel Of each description Of paper.
All the pdrer must be delivered at such place or
places may be designated in Washington city; in
good order, free OF all and every extra charge
pense, and subject 10 the inspection, count weight
and measurement Of the Superintendent, and be In
all respects Satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at this
once 70 persons applying for them and none will
be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
Bonds with approved securities viii! be required;
and the supplying of an inferior article failure
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Each bidder is required TO furnish with his propo-
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and any proposal unacconpanied with such evs
dance will be rejected.
Proposals will be addressed TO the "superintend-
ent Of the Public Printing, Capitol Of the United
States, Washington, and endorsed "Proposals for
Supplying Paper
A. G. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing
ian 9Q-sotd
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NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, W.aSHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
FTNIIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
i from pier ia East River, New York, and oflener
If necessary, and are composed Of the following FIRST
class vessels:
New schr. A. +. Bedea, Bedell, master.
New schr. Mott BedeH, 4. V. TredweIl.
Schr. Ann ID, VIM Oliver, master.
schr. I'olant, l.. a. Smith, master.
Schr. ComnGnder-in Ch,ef, Wogl I'M, master
SchT. Green~dy, Wilson, master.
These vessels oil fast saIers, and the masters
men of experience IN the trade, and the only regu-
lar line Of Washington City packets.
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THE LATE Mr.. MEADE'S PICTURES.
T'o BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT 92B EACH -..-.

T'o BE RAFFLED FOR In 400 CHANCES
l. AT S2B EACH. .r-
"St. Thomas Of Villanueva, giving Aims TO ule
Poor, copy of Muriilo, by one of his pupils and
touched by that great artissaid to be equal to the
The alteration Of the Wise Men Of the East, !" a
genu ne Murillo; cost $4,000. ....
PRIZE g.
Head Of our Saviour" by Correggio; cost 81 600.
PRIzR4.
"Head of the Blessed Virgin" by Careggio; cost
Mr.. S-A. MATLACK is authorised to receive
subscriptions in this city, Of whom tickets may De
obtained, or of Messrs. TAYLOR MAURY.
AL money received on account of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which will be duly announced.
From the National Inteligencer.
Articles similar to the annexed we have observed
in several distant papers, contained in their Wash
member of the family is willing to dispose of part
oil the rare collection Of the late Richard W. Meade
VINO, during his long residence in Spain, had oppOr
tunifies, which his Opuence enabled him to indulge
ior selecting many of the finest paintings in SPAIN
that treasure house OF pictorial riches. The dis
turoed state OF the country at the time, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems of art
which would otherwise never have been purchase
bic.
From tke Boston Chronicle.
/ CHR D'uGvREE OF ARr-Several chef daopycs
OF Muriilo, Coregglo, and other mast rs which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times by
the late r. w Meade, have elected the admiration
OF connoisseurs during the past week in the Rotundo
Of the Capitol. They to DC disposed Of for the
benefit of daughter of Mr. Meade, residing in New
YORK, after an opportunity has been given 10 the
public for an examination. feb G. II
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given TO the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks OF the United Staies that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aggre-
gate TO 81 900, ia the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given ia the order
Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are 20 receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department ; upon the
receipt whereof price will be paid compounded of
the following particulars:
/. The par value or amount specified In each
certificate.
2. A premium on the stock of the loan authorize ed
by the act Of July, l646, redeemable November II,
1856 of2H per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
thorLed by the act If 1884, redsemable 3lst Decem-
ba, 1864, Of 10 per cent the stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts of ls47 and ls4s and redeem
able, the former on rhe 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on 30th June, 1868, of is per cent? and
on the stock of the loan authorized by the act of
1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1864,
COMMONLY called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
ln Of January, 1855, to the date Of receipt and set
tlement at the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the money TO reach the owne) of one days interest
Ia Pddition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the bencfi, of
this notice which shall Rot be actually received at
fhe Treasury on or befre the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 4-dtMarl Secretary of Treasury.
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An HIeroRICAL FAoT.-Wheat wasfirst
sown in the North American Colonies in
1925, on the Elizabeth Islands in Masss.
chusetts, by Gosnold, at the tune he ex.
plored that coast. That has been up.
wards of two hundred and fifty years ago,
and since that time so great has been the
increase Of this cereal, that in the year
lS49, according to the census of 1850,
the product amounted TO 100, sos ,899
bushels. Up to 1910, and perhaps later.
England supplied the Colonies with the
greater part of their breadstuffs. How
changed is it now. All Europe is look
ing to US for bread. The bread sent 70
the Colonies in l6l0 Was not cast upon
the waters never more to return. Two
hundred and fifty years afterwards it rolls
back in a continuous stream, to gladden.
the hearts of halffamished millions in
England, France, and Belgium. The de-
Scendants of men originally lashed and
scourged from their shores, and forced to
make their future habitations beneath
the uninviting sky-more humane than
the taskmasters Of their fathers are now
striving to return good for what was con.
sidered an evil, by supplying them with
bread.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
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CT youth aud maturity, re-
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destroy the ph ysical and men
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en- boot. Since that time Am h.nnv e.
say that things have changed: and nov y
| An at liberty to say that this entern,;ss a.
has renunerated mefor my l.bors: twelve
thousand dollars Of my remuneration
being due 10 the good taste of our friends
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and New York since I came back has
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dres and gentlemen, I have reason to
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for you hereafter, either Is manager or as
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

A<A1NOO = O1S GxAHH O1S xAN1N1s
NEW and secoad band PIANOS, Of my own end
IN several other factories, are always toEk-v,
be hAd At my Iisno Wsrerocm, on Elev-SYH*n
sush Ct, between Pc. syoaue and ct.
= Gid Pianos taken IL exchange.
Tuning also attended TO.
..s =. O. REJCHENpACH.
P. .s.-A few very low priced secondhand Pianos
rnEn t2b for sale. dec Inn
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Union ACADEMY.

Cornsr of Fosr.senh st. and Nto York accrue.
A PEW more pupils can be received to make up
"A ths limitsd number. Application must be
made soon. The discipline instra'ticn- sad means
~ tistrst,ou ara such as 70 iosnrs satisfactory pf
srss in those tupls who ale puactu.i regular aud
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Circulars at the Bookstores.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-24
NEW POLKA.

IUST published and for sale at flfLBUS HlTZ'
u Music Depot, the
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated % Jacoo Htlbus, ESQ,
by ]. Esputa, cnibellished with beautiful and cor
rect likeness Of the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents.
The trade supplied on very liberal terms.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-24
EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

OF all the branches of business conducted in this
~ city, Groceries, perhaps, Of ak others afford the
smallest profits, and should have the preference for
,ssh, aud one 10 that bus ness can continue if
bis customers not prompt in settlement by snort
notes cash. DESTROYS Of closing up for the past
earnestly request all who indebted to call aud
settle vi hout delay.
will further give notice that all future bile
which may be contracted with me must be made
with refrrrnce to, and with the distinct understand.
Ing that they TO be closed monthly, by cash or
notes st 30 days, which have prepared for the pur.
pose except such Of ny old customers who have al
ways bean prompt. z. Mp. KINa.
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