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~ Tbyoarb Freight vii be received for siosoy =, 70.
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81, fytber particulars inquire o. agent 81 oepo'
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Mrs. Belcaer on the Krov-Notllinss.

From certain Indications, Mrs. Belcher is led
to suspect that her liege lord has become a
hanow-Nothing ! Having the characteristic III
nrmlty Of her sex, she assails him with view
OF ascertaining what it's all about.
:" 50 you thought youd keep it from me- did
you, Belcher !? just as il you could Ofcourse
l haven't noticed any thing out Of the way in
your conduct lately"
What do you mean ?"
20, it's all very we'll to ask what I mean ::
DIDN'T it ever strike you that it was fur ms
duct?"
I'm as much in the dark as ever"
, "Cf course you are. supposed you would
oe. | hadn't the remotest idea you would ,ue-
tend to be any thing else. But to proceed.
You needn't think l haven't noticed your mys-
terlous conversations with Squire Orray and
Deacon Taft, and others-and how only the
Monday afterwards, the Squire was elected re-
RTesentative by a large majority by the Know
!Nothings. OF course you amt Know n 9th
ing yourself, Mr.. Relcher1 don't like these
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Many simple-minded people, with something
of a sentimental turn, (though they are almost
always fond OF raw oysters, and gloat over roast
turkey, even if they know it was bled to death
by cutting the roots of its tongue,) look upon
the catching of live fish " as a "crueI SPORT
An old and experienced angler thus discusses the
matter; 81 take a little wool and feather, and
tying it in particular manner upon hook,
make an imitation of fly then throw it
across the river, and let it sweep around the
stream with lively motion. This have an
undoubted right to do, for the river belongs to
me or my friend but mark what fellows. Up
starts monster fish with his murderous Jaws,
and makes dash at my little Andromeds /:
Thus he is the aggressor, not l, his intention is
evidently to commit murder. He is caught in
the act of putting that intention into execution.
Having wantonly intruded himself on my hook,
which | contend he had no right to do, he darts
about in various directions evidently surprised
to find that the tty, which lie hoped to make an
easy conquest Of is much stronger than him
self. naturally attempt to regain this fly, un-
justly withheld from me. The fish gets tired
and weak in his lawless endeavors to deprive
me Of it. take advantage of his weakness,
own, drag him somewhat loath to the shore,
when one rap on the back of the head ends him
in an instant. If he is trout, / find his
stomach distended with flies That beautiful
one called the May fly, who is by nature almost
ephemeral-who rises up from the bottom of
the shadows, spreads its light WINGS and firts
in the sunbeam in enjoyment Of its new exist
ence-no sooner desccnds to the surface of the
water to deposit its eggs, than the unfceliDg
sh, at one fell spring, numbers him prema
tue'y with The dead. You see, then, what
wretch a fish is no Jorge is more bloody y-,hristy
for he will devour his nerhews, nieces, or even
his own children, when he can catch them and
take some credit for having shown him up
ialk OF Il vol, indeed, lion, or tiger! Why.
these are ail mild and sanity in comparison
with fish What bitter fright must the
smaller fry live in they crowd to the shall
lows, lie hid ameng the weeds, and dare not say
he river is their own. l relieve them Of their
apprehensions, and thus become popular with
The small shoals. When we see fish CULVER
ing upon dry land, he looks so helpless without
arms or legs. and so demure in expression,
adding hypocrisy to his other sins, that we nat
urally pity him. then kill and eat him, with
Harvey sauce, perhaps. Our pity is mis-
placed-the fish is not. There is an i'm
mense trout in Loch Awe in Scotland, which
is so voracious, and swallows his own species
with such avidity, that he has obtained the
name of Salmo feror. pull about this un-
natural monster until be is tired, and give him
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underhand proceedings, for my part. II you
want to do anything, why don't you do it
openly! Now, Belcher, want to know what's
all about. What are these Known othings,
and what are their principles, and what are
they trying to do, and how many Of them.
and" -e"''
F" l know nothing about it."
Know nothing! D yes supposed you'd
say that. That's your motto. But you know
you amt in earnest now. Come tell me all
about it, @ ANN >'
How can I, when am Just as ignorant as
you are?"
"Mr. Belcher, this is paltry evasion, and
no body knows it better than yourself The
simple fact is that you are not willing to tell
what you know. It's as bad as lie. But,
perhaps, Belcher, you are afraid will reveal
me secret. You may rest quite easy on that
point. People say that woman can't keep
secret, but it's great mistake, as you will find
out, if you will only try me, Belcher. Mind j
don't say any thing against the Known 9TH
iings. l have no doubt they are very respecta.
bic party, and acting very properly and oil that.
but then don't know. In fact, I've taker
rather a liking to it, and I presume should
like their principles very much. So Just lei
me know what they are Belcher, that's dar-
ling" :
II tell you again, that don't know any
thing about it, and j hope it will satisfy YOU
" 1t doesn't satisfy me at all, Mr.. Belcher, /
see you distrust me. Pretty conduct in hus-
oand to keep secret from the wife Of his
bosom. But it's exactly like you, Be!cher, and
l needn't be surprised at it, not in the least
And as for these. Known othings, I'm very
confident they're q miserable band Of scapegra-
ces. every one Of them. A pretty set of prin.
cip]es they must have, when they're not fit fo,
a wife to know"
You are a provoking man to pervert my
language in that way. l didn't say they were
l only said they might be. But lin very sure
they re not now
Alter n molnentary pause, Mrs. Belcher re-
sulned in more couciliating tone: al don't
know but I've been too hard upon you, Bel.
cher. Perhaps you've taken an oath not to re-
veal their secrets. But then, you know the
Bible says o man and wife are one; so OF
course, it wouldn't be telling to tell me- If you
can't tell the whole, tell me a part, at any rate
DO they really put the right thumb to the end
of tile nose when they meet as I read in the
paper ct the other day? Tell me, and won't
think SO hard of you, Belcher. Laughing
You're restless wretch, Be|cher, to laugh at
your poor wife, who never did a worse days
work than when she promised to become so.
Mrs. Belcher plunged into the depths Of dis
tress, from which her husband could only extri-
cate her by some marvellous fictions respecting
the hnow-Nothings, which were manufactured
to order. Mrs Becher dried up her tears, and
listened with avidity. Hencetorth, she invari-
ably assumed an air Of mysterious knowledge
whenever the subject of Know n othings was
broaehesl. But, between you and me, friendly
reader, she knous nothing about them to this
da;.
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the eoupde-graee. Is this cruels Cruelty
should be made Of stronger stuff" Yankee

Nor BAD.-Benjamin F. Hallett, who is the
United States prosecuting Attorney in the case
Of Parker and Phillips, under the Indictment
for making incendiary speeches in Faneuil Hall,
Boston, met Mr.. Sohier, an eminent lawyer. the
other day, who remarked We'll, Mr.. Hal
lett how do you feel about your trials, which
are to come on soon?"
!" Oh replied Hallett, al feel in excellent
trim. Every thing is going right. know
continued Hailett, that people abuse me and
call me names but / don't care for that. 1
hear that they even call me Judas, among other
hard names. Let them call me Judas; it
doesn't distress me-"
Distress you? replied the other, " Of course
not; but how do you suppose Judas feels about
it?"
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION-To repair in some mea-
sure the disadvantages occasioned by the closing
of the st. Charles College, the undersigned have
opened Private School ut Grand Coteali, and are
French Languages will be taught. The course Of in
struction comprises Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
Geography, Grammar, History, Mathematics, Chem
istry and Natural Philosophy.
Price Of Tuition, For the primary branches $50,
and the higher branches $50, for session Of ten
months, payable half.yearly in advance or board,
lost time, except from protracted sickness. an
l. 81 @Sr JOHN +. SMITH.
w. TURBEvH.LE.
:, References DR.. R. f. Smith, s. G. Mcpherson,
Esq Jos. N. Moore, Esq, P. D. Hardy, Esq. ..e
OPELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. HOY, with the assistance Of Miss
Hoy and Mime. de ST. Ange, will open on the 18th Of
March, in the Town of ofOpelousas first class School,
where the Practical as well Ornamental branches
Of q Female Education will be taught.
They are prepared to give thorough instruction in
the English, French, italian and GermanI Ilnguages
also Music Lessons on the Piano and Guitar Draw
Ing, Painting, Transferring, French Eubroidery in
Silk, Chenille and Worsted, Plain Needfe.work, Cal
isthenics, Department, Dancing and Equitation.
The Principal hopes, with the assistance Of able
teachers, and the advantages pupils will derive from
constant personal care to secure the patronage Of
the inhabitants of Opelonsas and vicinity.
Terms, per session of twenty-one weeks PAYABLE
onehalf in ADVANCE the balance in the middle Of the
session: 4g
Tuition in Primary Department. ........ -. $50 90
Advanced ..............2 IS 90
French, Italian and German. ...,...... each 16 90
Instruction on the Piano o..................3 . 80 90
Guitar. ar........... 30 90
Drawing ......................... is 90
lhlutltE .Zb w
French Embroidery i'll silk, Chenille, Worsted ~ 90
Casthenics, Department, Dancing. ,........ IL 90
Riding Lessons Observation-Disclosures each 90
Boarding. Washing, Fuel, etc. ........... go 90
Nine. de st. Ange, having entered into prior en-
gagement ut Mrs. Henry's School, in Natchez, will
not be able to join the School until next session.
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LAST CALL.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The un-
4-N dersigned, Collector Of the Parish Tax for the
year 1854, will be found at the Law Office Of r. 4 n.
N. Cullom, in the Town of Opelousas, on the 9th
inst, and for thirty consecutive days thereafter s.
days excepted, for the purpose of receiving the
Taxes from those who may not have availed them
selves of the opportunity offered them by previous
notices. . +.st..-. ..I-
After the 18th of May next, all Taxes remaining
unpaid due the Parish for the year 1854 will be col
leetcd in due form of law. Opeolsas. April Y.
1856. ETBERT CAN'T,
Collector Parish Taxes.
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HOTELS, ETC.

GALT HOUSE, (late GARDEN HOUSE,
~ Washington, La. .-T The undersigned, having
leased the above House, begs leave to announce to
the public that it is open for the reception of
transient and permanent boarders ladies and gentle
men. The house is situated between the upper and
lower steamboat landings, fronting on the Courta-
beau. The premises are being thoroughly cleansed
and repaired. The Domestic and Culinary Depart
ment of the house will he superintendent by Mrs. Ca
house as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons as
any establishment in the interior of the State.
March 81. DAVID HUSON.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, District Court
~ Parish of St. Landry. No. 742l. Estate of Ll-
cinda Munroe, deceased. William s. Read, of the
Parish of ST. Landry Administrator of said estate Of
Lucinda Munroe, deceased, late Of the Parish afore
said having filed final tableau of said estate, ac
homoogated and confirmed And whereas, the
prayer Of said petition has been granted, by an
order of Court bearing date May 2, 1855 Now,
therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested to show cause, if any they have, within the
be homologated and confirmed, and said Administra-
tor discharged of all further liabilities as such Ad
lninistrator, and that bis bond be Cancelled
Opelousas, May Q, 1855.
A.GARRuGUBS, CLERK Dist- Court,
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NEW GOODS.-LANDEs & SLOANE, Bayou
~ Chicot, La, are now receiving large stock of
Dry Goods, consisting in part Of Cacoes, Ginghams
Mtslins, Bareges, silk and Lace Goods, Fancy Art
ce:, ETC.; Ready,made Clothing of ali kinds sizes
and qualities; Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Hard
ware, Drugs and Medicines and many other articles
for cash, to pnnctual dealers on the usual terms
Feeling thankful for the past patronage 30 literally
extended we hope by strict attention to business to
merit continuation. Give us a call.
Bayou Chicot, May 4, 1856.
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r WATERMAN & BRO, Hardware Mer.

II WATERMAN & BRO, Hardware Mer.
y chants, corner of Common and Magazine sts.
NcwOreans, have OH hand and are constantly recey.
ing by foreign and domestic arrivals, general AZ.
Hardware Cutlery, etc., Iron, Steel, Nails, Rome.
Axes Chains, Sythes, Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools, Anyils, vfses Bellows, Stock and
Dies, screwplates, Garden Engines, Pumps, Flows,
Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters, Agricultural Imple.
and singletrees, Turning Lathes, Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers, Hoes Hames, Shovels and
Spades. Androns, Tenders, Shoves and 1rongs, Cop.
per and Iron Coal Holds, Single and Double Barrel
Iron Betlsteads, Britannia and Plated Ware, Meat
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles, Portable
Forgcs, senes. Fishing Tackle, etc. March 81.
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OFFICIAL. 'z
ELECTION FOR REPRESENTATIVE
~ IN THE POLICE JURY OF THE PARISH
I M 7

ELECTION FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
~ IN THE POLICE JURY OF THE PARISH
OF ST. LANDRY
Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors Of
the Fifth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Sixteenth
Police Jury Wards Of the Parish of 1T. Landry that
confOrmaby to law m election will be held In each
Of said Wards OH the second Monday Of May, 1855,
Oeing the l4th day Of the month"; from the hour Of
nine in the forenoon to three In the afternoon Of said
day, at the places and by the persons hereinafter de-
sgnated for the purpose Of electing Representa-
tive from each Of said Wards to serve III the Police
Jury Of said Parish for two years from the date Of
the election, to wit 5sa 4sLt
In the Fifth Ward. :. AT the residence Of Jean
Boarque vauchers fs Boute and william 1 II pa1oss saas
IN the Tenth Wayd. AT the store of James
Akenbead, at Bayo1 Chisot. BY Mesrrs. Q. W
And ut the residence Of Charles johnson. Jr,
Pine Woods. -. By Messrs. Leon johnson, Henry
Bennet and James Bennett. .5'5.7. ca \,
In The Eitventh Warh At the store of Philippe
stagg. in Old Grande Prairie. BY Messrss Don
Soilea,l.
IN the 1,veIfth Ward. ....At the resiaedce Of L.
B Shaw, on Bayou Beuf. by Messrs. Thomas No
Crory, Robert McCrory and L. B. Shaw.
And OF the former residence Of William Irwin,
deceased, in Mountville, :. BY Messrs. Louis Webb.
In the Sirtee,,th Ward. AT the residence Of
JOS. Landerneau, in Prairie Mamoth. :. BY Messrs.
Joachim Landerneau, Olin Guilory and William O.
Teae.
The Commissioners Of Election will give public mo-
tce according to law; will deliver certificate to tho
person elected notify him to attend stated meeting
Of the Police Jury on the first Monday OF June next,
Mt 10 o'clock in the Court House; and will make re-
turn Of the state Of the Polls within eight days aftss
the Election TO the Clerk Of the Police Jury.
The commissioners in Wards Ten and Twelve
will not give any certificates but return the process
verbal as above. * ~ s5TI
st. Landry, April "a, 1865.
ELBERT CAN'T, President
Attest: Of the Police Jury.
Guy H. BELL, Clerk of the Police Jury.
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby fore
~ warned against trading for two promssory
notes signed by me in favor Of John Barlow, dated
about the 18th of March, 1866 at 6 and IL months
from date for two hundred and fifty dollars each ~
the consideration for which these notes were given
signed by me under the suppostion that they were
in favor Of D. D. Arden, against whom hold claims
for more than the amount Of said notes; and will
not pay them unless compelled by law.
DAVID HUsON.
Washington. PsstsA st. Landry. April ~. 1884
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r o. 0. F.-PRA1R1E LODGE No. 81 meets at
L. Washington every Saturday night at o'clock.
7. NJ. Anderson, G; I. c. Anderson, V G; John s.
Haw Secretary; R. B. Harde.ty, Treasurer; A. Mill
paugh, S. The Order respectfully invited to attend
nRUG STORE.-The undersigned have
Just received at their Drug Store. corner of Main and
Bellevue streets, Opelonsas, fresh assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS,
ETC., which they offer for sale at the most reasonable
prices.
of all kinds and all articles appcrtaining to their line
of business
They have secured the services of an experienced
and careful Druggist who will attend Night and Day
on the calls Of families and of the profession.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD b co.
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ins) but that the horrible things have Just
read about tobacco convince me to a certainty
that such an attempt would result in sudden
rush Of all the detestable gases accumulated in
my body to the point of agitation, and should
go off in thin stream Of flame.
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sTEAlMBOATs.
NEW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON
4N Packet steamer HE'D RIVER. n. !. Dor,usy

IN Packet steamer HE'D nSH HIVHs LsMavN !. 49,
master-This stanCh built. uopulr sna IN ,rrni:.
been put in fine order, standing nos M. n m
Insurance Offices resume her nsac Z. ,srIsr = ~.
packet in the Opelousas and Newt Oriesna tnie M.
der the command of Cant. Dorsey. VI -s1s' n. 81
out the season. and will CONWAY ffeisht ~, nssss.
gers at the customary rates. She Vii Is mcrssSsd
BY low.water boat which ID about heinz oont,ssaeS
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TAKEN UP-At my residence near Grand
u Coteau, an American BROWN MARE MULE,
which has been in the neighborhood for two or three
months, in bad order; brand, u diamond with per-
pendicular line through CENTER shows slightly on left
rlmp. The owner will please come forward, prove
property and take her away.
JOSEPH vENABLE
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rOOPERAGE. The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times a supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Moiasses of the best workmanship which he offers at
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description of work in his lihe
supply.cf HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINE-FOOT
PlClETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM S. READ, Washington.
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lsUNAWAYS, ETC.

RUNAWAY.-RAN AWAY from the unGer-
~ signed residing in Prairie Plasance on the l9th
Of February last, Negro Man named JOHN, aged
about 23 years. is feet 10 inches high, of reddish
complexion has scar on one hand, with two or
three upper front teeth missing. liberal reward
will he given to whoever will deliver the said Negro
to the undersigned at his plantation, or will lodge
him in Jail SO that may get him. March 81.
ONEZ, p. PlTRE
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A LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of
"A L. A. Deskn are requested to come forward and
settle Immediately with the undersigned if they wish
to avoid costs. Opelousas, May s, 1856
HONORE DEJEAN,
VALERIE ROY,
Administrators,
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DLOWS.-The undersigned has now on hand
and will constantly keep for sale, at his shop in
Washington, the celebrated BALL PLOWS.
r. B. HARDESTY.
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r ANDRETH'S SEEDS.--Genuine Ian
IL dreth's GARDEN SEEDS, received direct from
the establishment in Philadelphia, for sale by
s. d. ALLlS. Washington.
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NEW ORLEANS, oPELo oUsAs, WASH.
NEW ORLEANS CARDS,

r TOLEDANO b TAYLOR, Commission
- Merchants, corner Of st. Charles and Union
streets, NewOrleans. ,5 u ] sl5.sl g15-
BENZ. T0LEDANo. y. M'D0NALn TAYLOR.
T,HOMAs b. MIL |R, Commission Mer.
- chant, SO Natchez street. NewOrleans,
~ CASH ADVANCES made on consignmenta 20
The above house and supplies furnished on faith of
the next years crop, by
: JOSEPH HUFTY, 20 Camp street, New
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Fine
Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy and Staple Goods.
respectfully invites the attention Of Wholesale and
retail dealers and purchasers to his very large stock
OF goods which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year. E 9fRss
SHE'LL consolidation Shell and Buffalo Combs.
Of every style and variety.
BRusHEs-Gf every description, Of hia own manu-.
tactnre and at the lowest Northern factory prices
:, TOILET AErioLEs-Such as Perfumery, Hair OIL,
Hair Pins, Pomatune Fancy soaps, etc. 755'''{
Fine. Fans, Purses, Pocket Books, Work Boxes,
Portable Desks, together with an endless variety Of
Porte Nonnaies etc., Of every style and shape and
at unusually low prices. T ~ @l7f1s',ss
Guns, Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warmers Revoly-
Ing Pistols Scissors, Razors Life Preservefs Fishing
Reels and Tackle of every variety, to suit the most
determined angler.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, etc.-The stock in this
line consisting Of the Z. r. Cooper NJ T. Tobias and
renl Joseph johnson movements, with fine assort-
ment Of Swiss Jewelry, Silverware etc., have been
selected with great care by r. Roberts, for many
years engaged IN the wholesale business, and having
been purchased exclusively for cash, great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers. N
Every article warranted as represented, or the
money refunded. ,Sgf
Watches, Jewelry, ETC., carefully required and
warranted. March 81. ~ lIF
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rrHE GREAT DIsCovERY.-KRoL

Il LERS0N! For Curling the Hair,
For many years it has been the object of deepest
study with chemists and others to produce n fluid
that applied to the hair would it to wave and
curl equal in beauty to the natural curl.
THE KROLLERION
is the only article offered to the world that will
effect this most desirable object. But three four
applications u1e necessary to curl it as much may
many testimonials of those who have used 1.-THE suh
scliber does not hesitate to warrant the KROLLE-
RION to give satisfaction, and prove ashecommend
ed in all cases.
The recipe for making WITH full directions for use,
will be sent on the receipt of ST. postpaid. The in
gradients will not cost over IL cents
Address H. A. FREMONT,
Warren, Trl'mbull co., Ohio.