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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

ATTEMPTED SUicIpE-PMNFUL SCENE. a
young female known by the namo of Laura Full
ton living in Locust street, Philadelphia, was
arrested ON Monday night last for disorderly con
duct, and taken to the Siation-house. Tuesday
morning the unfortunate creature brbed colo
red woman who called at the station house. to OBJ
tain for her an ounce and a half of laudannm. un-
der pretence that she needed it for external mp
phoaton. The drug was procured, aud Laura
took advantage of Il favorable opportunity to
swallow the greater part it, The woman was
subsequently removed to the lock up at the City
Hall whore medical mid was summoned and by
the aid of the stomach pump the laudanum was
removed.
The Bulletin says
This degraded creature is said to be mem
Der Of a very respectable family in Virginia
She has resided in this city for several years
and has led very dssoute life. She appears to
have been well educated. and to day during
the paroxysm caused by the operation of the
drug she evinced the frghtiul condition of her
mind by her prayers for death and her frantic at
tempts to in ure herself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

The New Yarklauruai of Commerce learns
thai the Secretary If til Treasury will commend
TO Congress in his Annual Report. revision Of
the Tarid. keeping in view three ohjcets;-l,i.
10 simplify the classification of articles 81.
10 abridgo the labor Of collecting the Revenue
and thereby reduce the number of employees, nnd
thu. lesson the necessary expenses. 81 To en-
courage the Industry of the country. by exempt
ing raw materials from duty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

LYNcnnURG STILL AHEAp-bat Steptoe
beaten t-S75 for Tobacco We reported yes
tcrday the sale of hogshead oftobacco for $40,
per hundred, the highest price of the season.
We reported. 400, in advertising columns,
the vast length and breadth, from Maine 10 the
far off Ocean. sleS, to which the ''exertons' of
our friend Steptoe ordinarily felt in the
"weed' market of the world We had thought
those exertions MS houndlcss in their influences
rs the seas over which they spread, and alto.
goher, a ieehe harder. perhaps. to "come it
over" But alas, for human gullibility! Step
toe = beaten We chronicle the fact with tears.
His friends Of Fegee and 'rumbuctoo will doubt
less blubbrr, but as faithful chroncers of great
events, we repeat the fact-Steptoe 5 beaten
smashedu up, and his competitor gone ahead
just over "the other side of Jordan"
The following is the melancholy announce
ment:
Sold, in Lynchhurg on the 9TH inst. by Mr..
JNo. CLARKE, to Mr.. William Crumpton. at a75
per hundred, n logshcad Of tobacco raised by
VIM. A. Clements of Campbell county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
WM. II. TRENT, Sec.

The Farmville journal describes an oak tree
now growing in Cumberland county, as follows:
circumference at the ground "a feet 10 inches,
two feet above the ground p feet lOinchcs;
feet avove the ground II feet. 1t is said by those
who have watched its growth for number Of
years. that it has doubled its size in 25 years and
tradition makes it nearly 100 years old. -
1t has grown from an acorn planted by an old
negro man, who was well known to many of the
oldest inhabitants in that county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
Total S25657 81
Being an increase of 81 1872 IS over the re
ceipts for August, 1854.

Campbell MINsTRELs.- Postponement- A
dispatch from Richmond requests US to give no.
tce of the postponement # the arrival of the
celebrated Campbell Mnstrels in this CITY
They will remain in Richmond for the audable
purpose of performing next Monday for the ben
eft of the sufferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Further notice will be given of their arrival here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

At II barbecue given to Messrs. Jno Fl. Moss
Williams 5. Moss and Albert Sears, by their
friends and neighbors, on the lst day of Septcm-
Der, 1888, in the county of Appomattox and
State of Virginia on motion, Col. Thomas II
Flood was called to the chair and William II.
Trent, esq, requested to act as secretary
Whereupon, the chairman appointed L. ID.
lsbell James Calhoun, Dr. VIM. b. Abbitt G.
II. Jones and Major Wyatt Abbtt, committee
to prepare resolutions expressive of the sense Of
the meeting. On motion, Col. Samuel ID. Nc
Dearmon, ,Jno. II. Flood, Jno. w. Woodson
1hos. Harvey, Isaac Adams, Nelson A. Kelly
Jacob ribhs and Josiah n. lie Grand, were add
ed to the committee.
The committee after short retirement. re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Our esteemed young friends, ,Ino.
ID. Moss, VIM s. Moss and Albert Sears, who
were born and raised amongst us. and with
whom well acquainted are about to re-
move to the distant State of Texas, with the in
tcntion of residing there permanently, therefore,
ReSofred, LIST. That we deeply regret the loss
to our community of these young men, who have
strongly endearod themselves to us by their
manly department and strict integrity.
ID That we take great pleasure IN b airing our
testimony to their great moral wortha and the pro
mise which they give of making valuable citizens,
and sincerely recommend them to the friend ship
and confidence of those among whom they may
hereafter live
3D.. That these proceedings be published in
the Lynchburg Virginian and Republican,
Til0S. II, FLOOD, Ch'mn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
s. TAI NOTICES.

TIM REIGN OF ARr.-ln this wonderful age.
Al lny, her ns.ier Il rost eyrry hing lie
ceiling. an fhe earp'is We tfea IN arr Ia low.
I'd iy AT. All ind. the railway through tue NOUN
fains aud tie ma, : IA kes her mtcinr- n wot! nni
on. at a. Il kuns tss aud nnnihi!ates spare
with itHiuirg tIn.i ,uwu The tut oi by -
Nothing tra IS tsr her t"ueh aud n"stag "e hum.
plr neH pao ri III. old en't #lh'i H." ln.l itl
len oder III the shape OF CArHAhiie fiLL
tom tie Laboratory f that World trno"hel Ctrmlst'
u. j. g. AYfR
II We lnd f.lsn4 III, subject lie a- carrie Tat ar
ele - IT, nete-t p. econ al WITCH il l. rnphi' =
LIT al + mp Siag + in Il, compa.rt n e a.
nave Hwy- ilpught fh- ne.4r, and nHiH way ne iias
.h c.sIuinttp III rxtrHr al TN rirtHe OF iti' ne4l-
cine - crplnlr atd combined THIN ii he ID TIER
pur ~ tp4,th. Tn c,.1pn- il i Then NIX aHi
rpiiri ~ amrain ~ mi steam ,'Ner into sri'sI n
which l. ~tateei in enyrl7pr grlhiae. f. ff''rf
zion fro the effects Il weather. tipe, ani 'h, u th''h'
is coated with nlr To >pfvr IT, p1-sPPit ~ the
prnfe. Norwifh-tapding I'll this lab"rrd r"lertion
thu oi"fed 10 the Pubic at less thu 1ner n e'c
However humle tie departnet, We thth ~ my be
.nley charncturiz 4 tha colsumma'u at ; II a. -
Inc. Affirming N1rs BaY ser I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

lion 81 Tie common law IN thai tate a. las becn
adopted IN mosi of the States. by which the right
of action Is transferred 10 the legal representa-
iives of the deceased; So that. as 10 the victims
whose lives have been destroyed by the recent
disaster, The Camden aud Anboy Company will
be entirely exempt from that kind Of punishment
which would seem particularly appropriate to
their CASE"
We learn. from the New York Express, that
Mr.. Gille-p pie. # Naichea. Mississippi who WIS
severely injured ~ the acc1ent and who has
since died. has hfi .6J0.0o0 every cent Of which
in case Of the denth Of his wife, is TO be expend-
ed, il necessary, in prosecuting the Company
MIR. Gillespie Is not expected to i've
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

SENT TO THE PENITENrIARr.-Lest charg-
ed with the murder Of VIM. C. Thompson, in
Bedford county, on the 29th of last July. has
been convicted in that court, and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for the term of eighteen wears
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

p WANTED "A YOUNG LADY, compe-
teat 10 te,cn III the EAGLlSG BRANCHES, Is de
siriou. ii uhipi ling ,iualinna .ACitER at GOV.
ERNES5. Adde'S .. s. ", Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

Three negroes ran away from Mr.. Porter near
the Warm Springs several weeks ago When last
seenthey were in Highland county, and the mum
Der had increased to five, all of whom were
armed to the teeth, for the purpose of resisting
any attempt to capture them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

n EW C0SCs4ssN Tie sahsciibcr hn5
' purcla ed interest of his partners in The T.
concern It Horee,, Watson 4. Gu. will continue i
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDS
BUSINESS ths old siand, and solicit, .hp PATRON
ut ihe eut5mrrs Z" the old concern. and the public g
rally. will attend pro npty thr >dc OF ell IN
OF pro dnce JAS E. HORNEG.
luly lil-if2m- (enuhliran conv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

We learn from the Lewsburg Chronicle that a
few days since part of the roof of the Allegha
ny Tunnel fellin killing one man and wounding
another severely. They were both Irishmeu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

A MOTHER AND Son DRowNED.-Mrs. Tay.
lor, residing near Brooklyn Lake in Dinwiddie
county and a sons years old, were drowned last
Friday. Mrs t., it appears, lost her life in Il
vain attempt to save her son; and Mr. Taylfr,
who plunged in the water to rescue his wife be.
ing seized with cramp, came very near perishing
with the others.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-05
tAfe, oHa lie miel suintera d tous L arbres et
o0 le vim coulera a plein r0binet.
yr~;n.chon on sto;t ia . n await = r1arm0ftn

tAre, Oh lie miel suintera De tous e arbres ct
o0 le vim coulera a plein n0binet.
Trinachon en- etait a /; j await e n'armotte,,
son monde d ~lenvers. CONNIE le disait Ia
chanoinesse, le fond du systemc consistait a po-
ser en- principe que jusqu'a4c e jour lhumanite
s'est meprise sur Ia destination de ses organes,
ct qu'au lieu de poursuivre sa marche a Paide
des pieds, ellie y pourrait consacrer Ia tete ayec
de grands ayantages ct tres peu d'inconve-
nients. A l'appui, T~inventeur reclamait une
experience executee sur une igrande echelle ct
par des cranes sans preventions. C'etait bien
celia en- pen de mots ct dams IN tour succint.
Settlement, cette exploitation etait celle qui Sc
debitait au vulguaire ct aux esprits rebelles a
de plus hautes demonstrations. Pour les intel
Licences r%afinees, il ~existait une theorie en-
prnntee a Ia science pure, ct OH cette transpo-
sition des organes etait justifee par les lois
exactes de ID gravitation ct l'exemple concluant
ides antipodes. LIE tout Sc terminate par une
geometrie ~nouvelle a Iusage des movements
de Fame ct des p-erfectionnements de letat So
cial.
Telle etait 10 pensee dominate de Trina
lchon, celle qui lie placait au dessus de nos fai-
blesses ct de nos habitudes de proprete. En-
'raison dune conception 81 waste, il Sc croyait
%autorise, a nettoyer lie moins possible. a pous-
ser tres loin lie service de ses collets dihabits ct
4 Sc separer de son hinge qua son corps defen-
dant ct a Ia derpiere extremite. C'etait bien
dun philosophe dams la plus rigide acception
du mot. En- agissant de Ia sorte, Trinachon
n'excedait pas les limites de son droit ct il res
TAFT dams la verite de 50 situation. II rappe-
lait ces grands s%toIciens qui ne regardaient ia
mails a leurs mains, atm de Sc mieux preserver
des SCULPTURES de Fame; il resumait deux sages
renommes des temps %anciens: Crates, qui cut
tant de bonnie fortune, ct Bias qui portait toute
sa garderobe sur lui.
On concoit que, sous une pareille armure,
Trinachon fut inaccessible d de petites intrigues
ct q de petites trahisons. C'etait done a Ia
legere que Ia chanoinesse elevate contre lui ce
d'accusation. lie seul tort de Get homme
etait de chercher partout DIES victimes. II ne
r6dait dams lie monde qu'nvec Get espoir, ct
quand il en- rencontrait une. il s'attachait Il ses
flames ct ne rabandonnait qu'apres y avoir en-
fonce son aiguillon. Point de treve dams cettc
poursuite, point de repos. Avec &c tact qui ca
r~acterise les philosophers, il s'adressait de pre-
ference a 10 ~jeunesse, CONNIE plus maniable ct
plus accessible 'anx nouvelles impressions.
C'est de &c cote surtout quill sc plaisait a re-
des flots de geometrie applique a
notre etat social ct s'eforcait de demontrer a
quelle deprivation lhomme q obei en- cher
chant son equilibre ailleurs cue sur Ia tete.
N- E7- "a c%ontinuer1
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EDUCATION.

iDENSIONAT EFT EXTERNAL DES
I DEMOISELLES AUX OPELOUsAS-Mr. ct
Nine. HOY, aid6e par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De st.
Ange, ont lintention d'ouvrir lie LUNDI, IL Mars,
aux Opelousas, 'une Pension de Demoiseles de Pre-
miere Classe on toutes les branches necessaires d une
education solide ct accomplie, seront enseignees.
Dams lie .cours d'instruction seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, Franchise, I~talienne ct Allemande,
ainsi que Ia Musique lie Desfn, Ia Peinture, tous les
Ouvrages d ~laiguille en- Sole, Chenille, ETC., lie Man
ten, la Danse ct Population.
Avec l'aide d'instructrices COMPLETENESS, ct 10 sur
y~eilance assidue de la Directrice, lie Principal, a les
perance d'etre soutenu par les habitants de laville
des Opelousas ct des e%nyirons.
Les pix sont fixes par seance de vingt-et-une re-
maines, payables Ia Motto au commencement, rantre
Motto a mi-seance.
Instruction pour les eleves de classes inferieure $40 90
81 do. do. Ter classes :. . rs 90
Mgsixue sur Piano GU Guitar. . ........... 80 90
Le Dessin Z. :. /. /. j. .lb 90
Lee Pe1nG0fe .............., ..,......... ~ w
Onvrages q PAlguele. -. ......-....-.. w
La Danse ..... ........1 IL %
PENSION soU w
,Mme. De ST. Ange etants pour Il moment ENGAGE
au pensionat de Mime. Henry, an Natchez, ne pourra
s'adioindre a cette Ecole qua Ia fin de Ia prochaine
session. Mars 10, 1866.
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s@ oFFIcIEl.
Procedures du Juri de Police
DE LA
ST. LANDRY.

AANO460E 81
Et.r SAMED1, 81 Avril 1855.
A une assemble speciale du Juri de Police,
tenue &c jourd'hui a la Maison de Cour, con-
formement a la petition de douze habitants,
proprietaires %fonciers. .ssn de recevoir les Sc
curites De Robert Benguerel, Tresorier de Pa
roisse pour l'annee 1855.
Les membres %suivans repondirent a l'appel.
+. CAN'T, President;
Joel 81. Sandoz, Ter ct 5me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Solomon B. Hartman, 2me reimbursement.
FRANCOIS G. Devilliers, 3me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
John HI. Huffpower, CINE ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Joseph 4. FOntenot, Sine ACCOMPLISHMENT.
SIMEON Fontenot, 9me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Auguste Soileau, lime reimbursement.
Thomas McCrory, l2me reimbursement.
Charles Teale, lone acknowledgement.
James N. Tompson, lime arrondisselnent.-
IL presens.
Absens: Isaac R. jackson, A. B. Carte, J.
Wright ct VIM. Bundick.
lie president, ayant explique lie but de las
semblee. -=
Sur motion de NJ. Hartman,
Resolu; Qu'un comite compose dc trois
membres soft nomme pour examiner lie bond,
ct les securities fournis par r. Benguerel com
me Tresorier de Paroisse ct den faire un ran
port immediatement all Juri.
Sur motion de M. Sandoz, Ia seance fut sus-
pendue, ct lie Juri s'etant reuni.
M. Hartman a rapporte que lie comite await
examine lie bond fourni par r. Benguerel, com
me Tresorier de Paroisse, J.. II. Sandoz ct Il.
Wartelle etant ss securities ct enregistre dams
lie bureau du Recorder, No. 1885, "Bond Re-
cord" No. l page III, lie 81 mars 1855, que
lie comite JUICE les securities sufisantes, ct re-
commando que ledit bond soft accepte.
Sur motion de NJ. Teale,
Resolu; Que ledit rapport soft adopte, etc.
M. Thompson occupe lie %fauteuil.
Sur motion de M. CAN'T,
Resolu; Que lie Juri prenne en- considers
ton 10 reduction du nombre des arrondisse-
ments du Juri de Police.
MN. Solomon, Hartman. McCrory, Devil
Tiers, Huffpower ct Can't votent affirmative
ment.-7,
MN. Sandoz, j. q. Fontenot. S. Fontenot
ct IMbodeaux votent negativement.-4.
Sur motion de NJ. CAN'T,
Resolu; Que lie 13me reimbursement du
Jyurl de Police soft ACUTE au lame arrondisse-
ment ct que lie l6me ACCOMPLISHMENT soft aiou-
tie au 6me reimbursement, pour &c qui regarde
un representant au juri de police, mails sous
tous les autres rapports lesdits ACCOMPLISHMENTS
seront separes ct distincts.-ll oui.
Rssotu; Que lie Sine reimbursement soft
acute au Tine reimbursement pour ce qui re-
garde un representant au Juri de Policee, mails
sous tous les autres rapports lesdits arrondis-
sement seront separes ct distincts.-oui 10.
Rssolu; Quill sera du devoir du grefier de
changer les af6ches d'elections de mai pour
conformer aux alterations faites dams les diGe-
rents reimbursement.
Sur motion lie Juri s'aiourne.
E. CAN'T, President.
GUS H. BELL, Secretaire.
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A vlS.-CyRus THOMPSON, de Ia Paroisse
d'etre nomme Executeur Testamentaire Datif dn dar'
ME Testament d'Andre Deshotel, decide, derniere.
En- consequence, avis est par les presentes dome. a
ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons lsgales d Cd.
par 6crit, au Bureau du Grefier de la Conr "a n;s'
trict de Ia susdite Paroisse, dams les dix jours aui sui.
won't Ia date du present avis.
O~psiounas, ~ Anvil 1855,
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oFFICIEL.
ELECTION POUR REPRESENTANs
~ AU JURI DE POLICE DE LA PAROIssE
on IA

ELECTION POUR REPRESENTANs
1lAU JURI DE POLICE DE LA PAROIssH
ST. LANDRY a.. -
Avis est par ces presentes donne d tous les votsn,
tieme ct du Seizieme ACCOMPLISHMENT, du Juri Do
Police de la Paroisse st. Landry, qu'un election
sera tenue c~onform6ment d la loi, dams chacup
desdits ACCOMPLISHMENTS, le second Lundi de Mai,
1866, (etant lie IA du NOISY commencant A 8 heuree
A. NJ. ct terminant q 3 heures P. N. du meme jour.
dams lie but d'elire I'm Representant dams chacun del
dts ACCOMPLISHMENTS, pour servir dams lie Juri de Pc
lice de la dite Paroisse pendant lie terne de deux ana
d partir du jour de lelection, savoir: WI
Dams lie Cinquieme ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IA la resi-
dence de Jean F. Richard, a Bellevue. :. Par MN.
Leandre Bourque, yauchere Bouts ct William 4.
PARROT.
Dams k Diriame ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Au maeasiu
de James Akenhead, au Bayou Chicot. :. Par NM.
C.. W. Ferguson, John G. Griffith ct w. s. Roberts.
Eft a la residence de Charles johnson, Jr., Pine
Woods. Par NM. Leon johnson, Henry Bennett 81
Dams k Onxieme ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Au magasio
De Philippe Stagg, dams ID Vieille Grande Prairie.
Par MN. Don Diego 8. Fontenot. Pierre Guilloiy ct
Cyrile Soileau.
dence de l. B. Shaw, sur lie Bayou Beuf. Par NM.
Thomas McCrOry, Robert McCrory ct L. B. Shaw.
Eft . l'ancienne residence de William Irwin, az.
cede, a Modndville. Par NM. Louis Webb, Pierre
Wartelle ct John s. Edwards. ~.
Dams lie Seizieme Arvondissenrent ..... "A la resi-.
dence de Jos. Landerneau, 4 Ia Prairie Mamoth. -.
Par NM. Joachim Landerneau. Olin Gui1ory et.Wn.
G. Teale.
Les commissioners detection en- donneront avis pub
lie c%onformement a Ia loi, remettront un ~certifcat
detection a la personne clue, lui Indifferent d'assister
il Ia scance reguliare du Juri de Police. lie premier
tundi de JUN proclaim, q 10 heures "A. NJ, 4 la mar
son de Cour, ct rendront les retours de ~l'election,
avant Respiration de hut jours apres l%eIection, al
Grefier du Juri de Police. s
Les commissaires dams lie Dixieme ct Douzieme
ACCOMPLISHMENT, ne donneront point de ~certiacat
mais lis rendront lie process verbal CONNIE ci-dessuu
mentionne.
st. Landry. ~ Avril, 1855. i
ELBERT CAN'T, President q
Certiie du Jury de PolicA.
Guy II. BELL, Grefher du Juri de Police.
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pHARMACIE.-Les soussignes ont l'bon.

pHARMAC1E.-Les soussignes ont lhon-
neur dinformer lie public quilts ~viennent de rece.
voir, = leur Pharmacie, encoignure Main ct Bellevue.
a ss1 Opelousas, un assortment tres frais de Drogues,
4 vendre AIDES prix raisonnables.
Us tiennent aussi un assortment de MEDICINES
PATENTEES, ct generalement de tous les articles
qui concernent leur partie.
Ou trouvera dams reimbursement, a toute heure du
jour ct de Ia mutt, un Pharmacien don't Texnsrience
ct Fattention quill portera aux ORDINANCES de mes.
sleurs les medicins. ofrent une pleine garaptie Avn
Nsshss. p. L&0ECH REBRAD 4 CIR,
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-05
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