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I'll
30 AN ADvoCArEro OF PIERcE on THE STooL OF
REPENTANCE editor of the New York
Democrat. after quoting the Louisville Jour-
nal and the Richmond Examiner upon the in
debtedness of politicians to the press, makes
his own remorseless confession as follows:
ssIt is not unfrequent that the friendship Of
an editor is the politicians stock in trade,
upon whom he draws for every step he makes
in the way Of fame. ~ #
Witness, for instance, the tremendous man
the press made Of Mr.. Pierce during the cam
paign of his election. We confess that we
look back with shame upon the part we bore
iS that business during the four months of
that canvass. We wrote for campaign pa
per which circulated more than sixty thou
sand copies a week, what would make book
Of not less than three hundred folio pages,
all proving, most clearly that he was, IN in
tellcct, genius, purity OF principles, and Grm-
ness of character, q second jackson. Our
head almost aches now when we remember
the weary days and ghts Of editorial labor
in which We followed him through the battle
smoke, over the plains of Mexico, and erect
ed him into tremendous and most frightful-
~ brave general, who never did faint from
fear under the blaze and whiz of the saltpetro
and bullets of the enemy. And now, to see
the bullrush thing he has turned out to ba
bows our own spirit with shame andrcgret."
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s.StAyrHY NxyEs CAV co TO KASsAsv'--
Tho following among other resolutions was
passed q . lsslargs and enthusiastic" public
;asestipg in tho city Of Liberty, Missouri. We
present it for the consideration Of the advo-
catss Of popular soversignty!''
Z IN Resolved, That while We warmly congrat-
ulass the citizens Of Kansas upon The glori-
Gus result Of the late Congressional election,
'sud will use I'll honosGbb excrtioDs to in
dues The young men of Missouri to become
actnai se6flsrs of that territory, yet Hs can see
no good reason why Nobraska, instead Of
Nc6iee 1N asyhinl for Massachusetts, pau
psrsapdls piece Of refuge cor hscaped and
rstoles negroes should not also become slave
soil Entsrsainiag these views, this society
Will cooperate with oar fellow citissns in
the Western snd Southern States IN raising
; 5nfclsnt fund r. assist deserving young men
familiar with frontier life, and favorable to
our institutiens, to establish themselves in
either Territory, and thus secure BOTH KAN
sAs AND NEsRAskA AS SLAVE SrATIe.
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Chayd lsrastir.

SX Co1SoeSoeass1esE R
Some tims since " published tAe ysas and
nays on the anal passage Of the act for the
supprsssios q intcmpesance il this State,
and called general attention to the fact that
Tisdale ana Dewey had voted in the House
against the bill. Thereupon the Gazette,
With 10 clsrscteristic pcnchant for ssdirty
xoIk. =, :, entered upon an inquiry into the pri-
vate habits and characters Of the several cam
didatss fsrr Office at the April Election. :
A Few days since we spoke Of the election
Of Mayer Hndaeas asse sswhisky triumph"
and of him - the s1whisky candidate" aWs
did this because it il distinction courtsd BY
himself. he asows his hostility to I'll laws
70. tia suppression of, indispensable has
always been the favorits Of the Grocery in
tersst here and locks to whisky and whisky
only, for bis success q = politician. Az to
his private habits, We neither accuse ner OK
cuse. What they may Be, 80 long as they do
not interfere with the performances OF his
public duties, il 10 body's business. In re-
ply to this the Gazette got right into the
ditch and commenced throwing mud. Such
AMI such fusionists had brandy bottles a. 10
polls, and one private citizen was attacked
BY name! n
We ho;e tho Gazette will now distinctly
understand as, when We say We shall leave
ell this sort Of dirty work for that paper and
the Committee on Federal Relations, and We
ry respectfully decline rarading the private
acts and private characters Of candidates for
Office and private citissns through our paper.
We believe the success Of the party with
which We act does not depend upon this sort
Of warfare. If it will further the success Of
the Loeofoco party let that paper fire away.
But the editors will, when We fail to reply,
rceollscs to attribute it to the right cause.
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THE Sioux IND1ANs.-The st. Croix Union
learns that the Sioux Indians are annoying
the whites in some parts Of Minnesota, by
petty thefts on some, and BY frightening 9th
srs, wherever. they can find ct subjects
The other day, four squaws caught full
grown Swedish boy, and dealt with him won
derfully. They FIRST demanded his coat,
which he gave up; they. then motioned to
him to deliver up his pantaloons, when he
bolted like a deer, and fortunately made his
escape. os6 hot IY4If}
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Steam Indicators &. Water Gudges,
LNOR sale at Eagle Works, Chicag go.
i Feb. a.. P. W. GATES 4 co.
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7siTos IMPROVED CORN MILLS. 9E0
WE hare for sale PITTS Patent Corn ami Ceb Mn.
Wv driven by Horse Fewer ard grinds 10 to la
bushels Ter hour. Price $50. Eagle Works Chicago.
Feb. IL. =. W. GATES 4 co.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ENOM w ASk1INGIONs al
In the United States Senate on Wednesday,
bills were introduced making appropriations
for removing distractions at He'll Gate, and
to improve piers at the mouth Of Geneses
river; also, for the Improvement of the Hud-
SON river. An appropriation was passed to
improve the harbor of Newark. New Jersey.
A bill appropriating $l2O, 900 for the deep
ening of the channel OF Petapsco river, and
to render the harbor Of Baltimore accessible
to war steamers, was passed. number of
other bills relating to rivers and public
works, were acted on. The bill establishing
the United States, Circuit Court in California
Mas taken up, discussed and postponed until
to-day. Several petitions, urging the repeal
of the Fugitive Slave law, were presented,
and Mr.. Chase said he should call up at the
ealisst moment, his bill prohibiting slavery
in the Territories. Is 80 1E.. s
1t is very easy to have appropriations pas
sed for the benefit and safety of Commerce'n
the East and South, but let the appropr,a-
ton be designed to do something for the
West, and the eyes of members are sudden
" opened to its unconstitntionality.
In the House on the same day, in commit
tee Of the whole, the Texas Creditors bill was
taken up. The amendment Of Mr.. Jones, of
Aeuu0SSee, EeuuciuS tue SWOunt appropriated
from So, 500, 900 to Sc, 555, 900 was agreed
to-l2O 80. The. bill afterwards passed by
a vote Of l54t 43. The bill provides, in lieu
Of Eve millions of dollars, payable to Texas
in FIVE per cent United States stock, the is
suing of which was restricted by tho law of
Sept. 9, 1850, $6,55O,0 900, to be apportioned
among the holders pro rata, the interest to
be determined by the existing laws of Texas,
the holders and the State Of Texas to release
all claims against tn. United States for and
ON account of the securities. Tho act is not
to take effect until assent.d to BY the Legis-
-lature Of Texas, nor until it pass law with
drawing and abandoning oil claims and de-
.mands against the United States growing out
of Indian dcpredations or other causes. It ID
regarded as questionable wether the Senate
will agree to this bill; if it docs not an effor,
to adjust differences Of opinion through the
medium Of q Committee of Conference will
be made. MIR. Houston moved to again 60
into committee, announcing his intention Q 1
calling up the Tariff bill 10 y test question.
Tho House agreed to the motion lO4 ia
97-but refused 10 consider the tariff by a
vote Of IS to SO. There is an evident disin-
clination to NEEDLE with tho subject just al
Chicago Tribune.
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t.By,a dispatch in another column j. will 30
sssn'that the devotion Of our fellow citizen,
Augustus Caesar Dodge, to tho cause Of
.Popular Sovereignty has been rewarded
b. he appointment Of Minister to Spain.
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FINISHED BRASS. WORK.
4 Ii kinds, viz: Faucets Try ceeks! Steam Wits
~ ties, OIL Cups Gibbs valves DO. de- ,-at Eagle
Works, Chicago. p. W. GATES 4 COT
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STEAM BDII.ERSu

OF all descriptions. hand and made TO order
~ Also Shoe Iron Work, viz Smoke Pipe. i,recch-
es, dc, &C., made on short notce-at Eagle Works,
Chicago. -r p. W. GALS Co.. i
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PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILES, r
~ 10 thousand feet st humber IN 10 hours driven BY
our Portable Steam Engines, IItN 10 HlETTna9
,sY,lss9fsI PA +. w. GATES, 4 co..
feb. "a, Eagle Works, Chicago.
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arse,5,.,, STEAM ENGINES.
DORTAPIE Stt ani Engines on hard md niAAettoi
i order WITT, o, ~. and Is horse Power, frem,
improved pattefais with Locomotive Boer end WARY
ranted superior tpjahy thing of the knd ever before
offered to the public. Price 500 per horse p,wer
! r. W. GATES "A. TO-,
feb. IL, ly .t.... Eagic, Works, Chicago. =
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~ T,Hiessttsess. $500
n FINE lot % all sorts from the sublime TO ,ns
~ ridicnIous--the lovcable to the unIcvahlc, J"
wholesale or retail trade. saE r. AVIAN MElLh,
Jan %. .4@ .sfsta : No 2 Daryct n0use.
snOICE Stories from Dickens Hoascbold Words
~ First and second Series; for saIe at
Nov. ?, 1854, COReEs,
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6rcat Reduction In Winter Goods.
WILL, from this date. offer the balance OF my
winter stock ut greatly reduced prices, as am DE-
termlned TO dispose If it before Spring; 20, that per-
sons who wish to lay ont their money to advantage
would do we'll to call and examine my goods before
purchasing. My stock consists, in Fart, as foo"si
Et@N e,r' LADIES' LINE. -s#at
Gala Plaids, Cashmcrcs. Delaines, Merinoes, Aia-
p1cns, Prints, Donnctts, Shawls, Handkerchief
Gloves, Stockings and Shoes.
GENTLEMENs. LINE.
Overcoats. Pants, Vets, Undershrts and Drawers,
Gloves and Mitts, Socks, stockings and Comforts,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cloths, 1attinet"
aud Vcstings gDs
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Lindtcys, Ginghams, Checks, Hickory, 0snaburgb',
red yellow and blue Flanncs, Canton FlanDcls, feo
Blankets, blenched and brown Muslins, lictin &C.
large stock Of Groceries, AZ reduced prices. :,
Friends come in, and will show you the best ara
81 ~ 4 HENRY IL. SCOTT.
FEB !, '55l Main street, near the Market housc'
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CoNFIRxArIoSs BY THE SENArE.-Banjamin
O'Pritchett, Postmaster At Maysvills, Ken
lucky; Sam'l B. Coldins, Pennsylvania, Con-
sui for the Empire of Morocco, vice Geo. 7.
Brown recalled; S. s. Cox, editor Of the
Ohio Statesman, nominated Is secretary of
Legation to Peru, vice John Miller Of New
York, whose nomination was withdrawn;
frmsd Minister to Spain, vice Breckenridge
resigned.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION. Hon. Henry A.
Wise after writing a letter denouncing the
Know Nothings, was nominated for Governor.
He 10 now stamping the State. The Know
Nothings cute fellows, have adopted the fol-
lowing as their political motto: /" If Ignorance
IL bliss 'tis folly to be WISE"
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vENTEs POUR TAXES,
POUR TAXEs.-En vertu d

NENTE POUR TAXES.-En vertu des
' p%ouvoirs en- moi invests par la loi, CONNIE Col.
lecteur des Taxes de Paroisse, ct du Railroad, dams
ct pour 10 Paroisse de Saint Landry, moi, Elbet
Can't, Collector DIES Taxes dc Parcisse pour l'anneS
1859, ct DIES Taxes de Railroad pour l;annGe 1854,
j'exposerai en- vepte publique pour du compliant,
sans benetice d'inventaire, a la Maison de Cour dams
la Vile des Opelousas, Paroisse st. Landry, SANE
DI, lie premier jour du mois de Septem,re, 1856, CON.
mencant a IL heures du matin. ct continuant, sill eft
necessaire de jour en- jour, tous les droits, titres ct
interet des enfants mineurs ct heritiers de feu dame
Matilda P. Panneil. spouse de Edwin Il. Sect, en-
la proprietc ci-dessous decrite, saisie pour satisfaire
les Taxes de Paroisse dc 1858, ct Ia Take du Rail.
road de IannGe 1854, dues par les dts mineurs, 4
SAVIOR:
Tn certain Negre Esclave, nonma LEE, Age de
vingt-deuX GU vingt+trois ans, bon Negro de champ.
GILBERT CAN'T, Collector.
Opelousas, % Juliet, 1855. ~
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vENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF..

NENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-ErAr /,
Y LOUISIANA. r.. H. Short b Gle. vs.. Peter al.
Inns. !. .Cour de District, Paroisse st. Landry. .No
6O62.- H .A AiH5F
En- vertu dun writ de f. ia. dGlivre dams l'aaain
~ci.dessus, par Ia Conr de District dams ct pour Il p
roisse St. Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct a moi adreae.
il sera expose, en- vente publique, sans benefce din..
%ventaire, pour du compliant, a la Maison de Cour a
cette Paroisse, sAMEDI, lie Ter jour de SeptembrS
proclaim, commencant a II heures ct continuant "a
jour en- jour, sill est necessaire, tons les titres, drohsy,
intGrets ct pretentions de Peter Collins, lie defsndeny
a la ~propriete ~suivante, saisie pour ~satisfaire L AZ
ordre, sav0ir: a a5l551
I'm certain MORCEAU DE TERRE, situe daas Y
susdite Paroisse, sur Ia rive orientale du Bayou Buuf.
a environ douze miles de Moundville, ct mesurant1
peu pres quatre cents arpens, SAVIOR: Dix arpens a.
face, sur quarante de profondeur, plus on moins, bos
ne au nord par la terre de Gilbert Burleigh, az md
par Ia terre de William Link.
I'm autre MORCEAU DE TERRE, situe sur Ia IN
gauche du Bayou Bnuf, dams la meme Paroisse, con-
tenant environ deux cents arpens, avec toutes len ~
tisses ct ameliorations qui sly %trouvent. r573
Bureau du Shesif, Opelousas, % Juliet, 1855.
]. B. DAVID, Sherif.
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VENTES "A L,ENCAN.
vENTE PUBL1QUE.-sucorss1o, "

VENTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,A,-
Y EXANDRE LANdLOs, Fills, decide.
lie public est, PAT lie present, informe quill se,,
offert, en- yente publique, an plus hsut ct dernier sn'
ch6risseur, par. lie soussigne, Encanteur Public a.
ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry, sur lhabitation o. Il
defunt d reinforcement reside, situee sur Ie Ravns
Teche, dams cette Paroisse, lie
JEUDI, 13 Septembre, 1855, 9y g.
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites, appartensnt A h
succession d'Alexandre Lanclos, fills, deceda. -
voir: ~ = WT Uly
I'm Negro nomme JACQUES, Ns 'Nt.'f
age d'environ Is am.
rgu-y. - agee d'ensiron. 20 IN.
DAMONVILLE, age ide7 ans, ct LIN
ADVEL1NE, agGe de 8 ans. ~
Une CHARRETTE A BEUFs: .II.5ssa lAse..,7
Une CHARRETTE A CHEvAL; "7sesfs
I'm BEUF; "a
2 MULETS Americana.
Et diverses articles don't Remuneration est mufila
Termes ct conditions, qui seront favorablea n
ULYSSE GABEREL, Encanteun.
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BATEAUX A

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.-OR-
y LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAYOU
BEUF.-Le bateau-a-vapeur fin marcheur ct tres
elegant, sYDDNIA, Capitaine Gustave Louaillier,
express6ment construct pour cette navigation, fera
desormais des voyages reguiiers entrS les Opelousas,
Washington, lie Bayou Beuf ct la Nouvelle-Orleans.
II est bon marcheur, SIR, comfortable, bien construct
ct tirant peu d'eau. Les officers p~orteront toute leur
attention a ~satisfaire ceux qui daigneront les encou-
RACER. Pour plus amples informations, s'adresser 4
bord. Mars 81.
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ADVERTISEMENT EGA

GE00l TOUS CONTRIBUABLEs
Re)OOs qui mont pas encore pave leurs Taxes
de Paroisse pour 1854 sont, par ces presentes, averts
que lie soussignt fait servir maintenant sur chaqus
retardataire, une notice Gcrite ct reuuise par la fo,
ct que, trente jours apras lie dit service, il saisira Il
vendra les prophecies de cliapue delinquant pour Il
payement de ces dites Taxes.
On pourra lie trouver pendant leg trente ioursaqd
suiVront cette date (es Dimauches exccpt1s)S au1
Opclousas, au bureau de 7. & e. N. CuiloIn.
EBERT CAN'T, Coliecte,s.
Opelousas, S Mai, 1855. gst
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AVIS ~JUDICIARES.

~ EEL. u.
r7TAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Succession
~ de FRANCHISE IANGLOIS, decide: I.:Cour
5e District Paroisse ST. Landry. No. 1910.
Joseph M. CARHIERE, de In Paroisse 81. Landry,
Administrateut de 10 susdite succession, ayant pre-
sente mn tableau amende de Ia dite succession, &C
comnaene dune petition. de1nandant lhomologatlon
d'icelui: 1t attendu, quill a etc fat droit q Ia dite
petition, par ordre de la Cour, en- date du y Aooe'
1856; ~ ~ A.,
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome aux
interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir a dedulre ae
CRETE de la Cour susdite, dams trente Jours qal
suiyront In date du present avis, les raisons 81 aa.
cunes Ills ont, pour l~esquelles lie dit tableau ne sera1t
pas approuv6 ct homologue. , - 80
Opelousas, lie IA Aoht, 1855. -
TTAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-Cou r dc
IL District, Paroisse st. Landry. No. 1884
Succession. de Andre Deshotel, decide. -
/. JEAN BAPTIsTE SOILEAU, Fills, de Ia Parolsse 81.
Landry, Executeur Testamentaire Datif du dernler
testament du dit DECIDE, ayant presente un tableau
de classification des dettes de la dite succession, ac-
compagne dune petition demandant Thomologation
d'icelui; Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit a Ia dite
petition, par ordre de Ia, Cour, en- date du Ter Aoat,
1856; iI.ttL-
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne aux
i~nteresses dams cette succession, davOir d deduire all
CRETE de 10 Cour susdite, dams trente jours qui suiy-
ront 10 date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunes lis
ont. pour ~lesquelles lie dit tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologu6. 49,
Opelousas, lie 4 Aoht, 1856. o.
- fisi A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
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MULET EPAVE.-Arrete par lie sous
Ivl- sign6, a la Coulte Cr6che, une Mulet Ameri.
cain, %conleur rouge, age d%'environ 8 ans, taille moy-
eme. lily a denx on trois mois que lie dit Mulet est
dams les %environs. II a sur lie cou, une tache blanche
formant presqse la lettle II. LIE proprictaire du dit
Mulet est pri6 de venir lie reclamer, payer les frais ct
lie retirer. ANDRE MECHE.
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sement prsvenue de ce qui 70 passait. Graf
grant pour sa cousine les vengeano,esf du minis
tie, ellie De rendit immediatement au Palais
Royal, ct demanda avec instance gu regent de
vouloir bien Ia r~eeeyoir.
Mieux dispose &c jour-la, le due d'Orleans Ia
fit introduire aupres de lui.-En apprenant
que NJ. de Chevenon await pris Ia fuite: "J'en
suis fort aise, dit-il, quoique le comte soft NOR
ennemi, je ne Zen items pas moins pour un ga
liant homme."
Maiis, au recit de &c qu'avait fait Benedicte
tle regent ttmoigna hautement tout &c qu'un
tel d6voument lui causait d'admiration, ct ras
sura la baronne sur les suites de Get evenement
madame de Vergennes allait Sc %retirer, lorsque
'le cardinal entra br%usquement, sans Sc faire an.
noncer, CONNIE c'6tait son habitude. ..tn.s
/" Victoire, monseigneur! s'6cria lie ministre,
lie comte de Chevenon, qui s'etait @vade ce ma
tin, Went d'etre arrete sur Ia route de Lille"
II est arrett, tant mieux, dit lie regent, Cur
je comptais commuer So peine.
Z p%ensez-vous, monseigneur I? refechis-
-Apprenez, monsieur, quill nest pos besoin
de refechir pour faire une bonnie action.
= MATS. encore une fois, monseigneur, celia
nest pas possible.
lie croyez-vous p Eli bien, pour vous
prouver le contraire, jirai plus loin.-J e lui
accorde sa grace pleine ct entiere. Tenez, ma
dame, dit le regent en- remettant a Ia baronne
un phi cachete, allez faire deux heureux, ct
v%euillez porter mes hommages aux pieds de
mademoiselle de Chevenon.-Le pere dune
telle file ne peut etre qu'un bon ct loyal gen.
I; je ne veux pas priver lie roi de ses
services"
lie cardinal Sc mordit les levres.
Madame de Vergennes remercia lie prince
ayec %efasion, puts courut a la Bastille annon-
Ger a Benedicte la generosite du regent pour
son pere; generosite qui, du reste, s'etendit
conspiration.
Benedicte, on lie pense bien, ne voulut pas Sc
de Madeleine; ellie emmena a Photel de
Ia jeune file, qui desormais fit partie
la famille, entourte de Ia reconnaissance ct
les attentions de tous. t.
Get exemple de pidte fliale excita l'admira-
ton generate. &c fut a qui feterait son auteur
mails Bfnedicte, dams Ia modesto simplicite de
son anne, Sc contenta de reporter a Dieu les
Intrites de sa belle action, ct de lui attribuer la
delivrance miraculeuse de son pere.
Fin. HIPPoLYTE MAxANCE.
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MULE EPAVE. -Arrete, par lie SOUS
ANl signe, sur son habitation all Bayou Bnuf, d
environ trois miles de Moundville, une Mule, cou-
leur dun brun-foncd, taille o~rdinaire, agte d'environ
dix ans, marqu6 a peu pres ainsi: RE. III est i'm
possible de decrire an jnste la dite marque.) lie pro-
~priGtaire peut obtenir Ia Mule suslite en- p%rouvant
sa ~propriete ct en- payant les frais.
GREEN HUDSPETH.
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GOURCES DE BEAVER CREEK-Re-
~ duction de Pension.-A partir de cette date, lie
prix de pension d Get Establishment celtbre sera,
CONNIE suit:
Par jour 81 90
ChevauX, par jour. rs
Une deduction liberale sera faite polrle les personnes
restant I'M mois on plus ct surtout pour les families.
Letablissement a,sdit est dams III ordre parfait, ct
les sources fOurnissent une abundance d'cau.
Les bains ct lie logement sont eXcellents; ct la
cuisine est dc meilleures. II Aoat.
RACHEL GRADENIGO.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-18

pELLE RESIDENCE A VENDRE.-
~ Je ycndrai ma residence dams lie village DIES OPP
elousas pour Ia somme de Quatre Mile Piastles. Ell
quatre payements annuels ct egauX, portant interet
a hut pour cent. du jour de la vente. Possession en-
sera donn6e dams I'm mois.
July q, 1856. E. Fl. MARTIN.