The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-09

The King of Prussia has q suit pending III
me Of the st. Louis Courts, of which he is plaintiff.
Free Missionary was introduced into America
in l'43. The first La edge was st. Johns in Boston.
-Four or five convictions were found in the
First District Court of NcwOrleans last week.
The best sewing machine is one about seven.
teen, with petty feet in gaitef boots.
Somebody has made the assertion that the
Mustang Linimei.t is capable of healing the un.
hiHdest cut Of ALL
The steamer Glendy Burke was sunk recent,
at Cairo, but M lives were List. Her freight was
much damaged.
The exchange of the notifications of the
treaty between the United States ard .Jannn WIS
made on the 2lst day of February.
train of cars recently rassed through.
Michigan continuing 954 paying passengers and So.
babies, all bound to Chicago and the West,
The Arcadia Cotton Factory, at Bagdad
Fla, was burned on the 2Gth, aid t tally destroyed
together with about 800 bales of cotton,
The st. Louis papers of the Goth report the
rivers falling III al directions, although a rise is said
to be coming down the Missouri.
1t is stated that there are 100000 members OF
the American party in North Carolina, and the SAME
number in Georgia.
The Americans have swept the State oi
California, carrying all the municipal elections lu
one. Three cheers for California!
A new Lodge Of the Independent Order O.
Odd Fellows has been recently established at Nam,
ie'lv!ile, Lac. to lie hailed as Assumption Lodge
NJ Al.
-Four men were arrested in New ork bv tie
United States Marshal on the Sd instant. chn,t,ed
WIN enllstihg s"ldielS for the British sc,vi.e ia w,
lation OF the neutrality laws.
fou owe me five dollars for that opini,,
you had OF me" said a lawyer tn a client, IN. +,
don T., said the man, - for 1 never had any opinion
Of you." ~
The Baptist Home Mission Convention me;
1T Chicago on the l4tl. There were delegates fran
,hiiteen States. DR.. Cone, of NewYork, was elected
President.
Mrs. Frye, of Dedlam, Hancock county,
Me-, who Is 50 yeais old, ard re1.f.cvy blind. i
mart enough to knit a pair of mems stockings In :
week. "'
An excellent idea Of the famous CITY Of
sebaStopol can be gathered from a glance at Di,
omeeoungen v.n sey,.t"pol Seine Vertlieidigungs.
"eike and die Ansriflslinien Verbundelein ~
A dovetailing machine has been invented
AID Is IN use in b ,.ton, which enables a single vol.
49, 'N'"' WIN edse rom elSnC hundred to pGt
Thousand bureau drawers a day.
Cholera has been officially acknowledged by
me N.worlenil~ Bo;ld II Health tn lie an enidemi
10 Their midst, but at last accounts the disease W, 8
aeatiIlg. we
Mr.. Bonner, the publisher of the NewYork
bf'tsst', has engaged Fanny Fern to write for his
I'a,ller an original novel at one bundled dullars re,
e.i,mn. 1t would never do to pay G.. p. R. Jane,
a, this rate. ~
The Raleigh IN. C.) Standard speak dis
s"uraginsiy n tile tobacco planters prospects. TLe,,
Is a great lack OF plants. and those that have lee
weather. '"e III!
In view of the efforts now making to bring
about a war for the sake of . acGuiring'f Cuba. the
show that our navy. in its present condition, iswholiy