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ENGINEERS OFFICE R. R.R.R.,l
DROpOSALS will be received nj this of-

ENGINEERS OFFICE r. & Y R. RR,l
RICHMOND, Dec. 18TH 1855 {
PROPOSALS will be received MT this Of
flee until 9TH proXmo, for the construction Of a
pile bridge the Pamunkey river at the White
House Drawing and specifications to be seen after
the goth instant.
Proposals will also be received for the delivery of
90 NJ feet 3. NJ of heart pine timber the line of
the rond about half mile from Rockets. Also for
the delivery of 20 n. feet B. NJ at the crossing of
Chicahominy river. The whole of the above timber
must be cut this winter, and none of it viii be re-
quIred delivered before next Fail
de i4-law8w F. s. CLAXTON, Oh. En-
NJ0TlCE.--A Bounty Land Warrant for
lZ0 issued under the act of March Sd 1855
to James Hardin, numbered 1856 and one for 80 acres
under tire act. in the of Richard g. Morris
numbered l54. have been lost. Notice is hereby
given that have been entered at he o. neral
Lend Office, and that applications will b made for
duplicates of the same. JAS. 7: SUTTON. JR
r de l-lGw6,v# Attorney for HTarra- sees
WINDOW SHAnES.-At the lew price
" of 81 cents, richly worth 81; Splendid Lend.
scapes at 30 cents worth $50, Light Shades such as
Eoquets, Vases &C. s well worth $50: Gilt Shades
e. the lowest possible prices; Table Oil Cloths ell
widths and patterns, at prices that cannot fail to
please.
Also--a beautiful assortment of Dry Goods chean
sr ihan ever printed: Caicoes, Figd Mauslin
cts; Ladies Collars, from 81 cts M; de- Sleeves
81 cts worth - cts; Kid Gloves. 37G cts; Leather
Belts D cts Linen Hdkfs, cts, worth lxAc with a
great variety OF other goods which will be sold very
cheap Call and see for yourselves at the new store
OF n GOLDEN, $50 BROAD st.
De I'm Between Sd and 4t SITS.
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NOTICE.-- Having been employed by
Mr.. Ladd 70 act in my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment / EN-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former pu
tation; and from experience of eight years in the
business feel assured of my competency give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage
~ Orders for Soda Water, Porter Ale and Cider,
from city country, will with prompt atten,
ton NJ. MCCORMICK
de 20 @ No. 800 Broad street.
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no 22-a6csm u

EAOGGET & ANDERSON, Uphossterers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner OF Governor
and Franklin streets have in store their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UPHOLSTERING
GOODS, being the largest and best selected assort-
nentw we have ever had the pleasure to offer to our
friends and the public generally and will be sod on
the most reasonable terms ocSts
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SILVER MEDIL, he higbezt - -
cirs Gu - 2aMDEL d. DENO0N, for the best sue
SfY f " THaI LEE and TENDERS
PPiCr y KS, FOR SALE AT RFDUCE1
storS oF e , subscriber has for sale the largest
sor scis n a. 20 and TENDERS ever before offered
rh embrace all of the various kinds and patters
with beautiful afg roaBgRn. fFothe Lptc Circle Ie
10 match Orders for Crates, Fender. 60 49,
Oi ana country p9nctualy attended 10 and care.
.udy psched merchants purchasing to sell sra;n
the usual discounts off for cash by Wholesale win
at my Bell and Brass Foundry on Main betysp p.{
and 9th streets, Richmond Va ON
have for sale i4rge supply Of all kinds OF Bell,
he, of my own make no 8-sm n n "a
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
N , FIiSI FREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN W
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN STREET az
tMEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks TO INV
trends 10, their kind patronage during the past four
years ana beg leave TO say that am now prepnred to
aoInsh Store Fronts Monuments Torlbs Vaults. and
49,! 10 Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
"a a ~ the Stone-Cutting and Building line
SuSi.Jy OF Stone aud Workmanship not to be s,,r
Ia VI oeuLh -7as7 go oc 50
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Pill OF FAKE Az THE ARBOUR.

PILL OF FAKE AV THE AKBOUR.
~ OYSTERS in every style. .25c.
Fined Ham. .25c Old Hare. Soc
Beet-SteGk. 25c Steak and Onions. SIC
Fork do ...--.....25c Chickens. .............S SIC
Mutton Chop. ......25c Poached Eggs. 25c
Fried Fish. ..........25c Fried Eggs. 25c
Fried Sausage. Omeet.. 25c
Mackerel.. Pigs Feet. 25c
Patndges.. .2oc Tea and Coffee. Csc
..75c Eenisou every style. =. SIC
E1 OYSTERS picked and raw sent to any place
at short notice. and warranted keep any reasonable
time.
Call for the good things of this life at
-- ALIENS ARBoUR,
de % 18th near Main st.
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ron RENT OK LEA.E-rhat coa-

Orr TUX
80 venently arranged and centrally located 6uiia
1-1 ing, situated on the NJ T.. corner OF Broad ana
18th SITS, dsgonally opposite the City C0urt-hoa-e
and in view of the Capitol. For professional men y
combines every convenience, having Offices deiseRse,
of modern construction, with two parlors, haadseao
marble mentlepieces, &c. Possession of the two ae
tached offices can he gwen st once and OF the ehsp
premises by the 9th day of December, al which ui.
the present term expires though asisls
ment may be made to give possession az an carrier "
later date, IS am informed by the present osespsn'
Mr.. Vim. Brent (of the frrn OF GFefter BTenii Nho
win take pleasure in showing the premises 70 any enc
DESTROYS OF viewing them.
Apply TO either of the Messss. Tabs, ktehEono'~
to M FABB, Jr-
- s9a 4 Trustee of VIM. Shepard deco,
D ar y
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WUUD, WOOD.--The SUBSTITUTES Keep
w constantly on hand fine supply of both PINE
aud OAK WOOD. Terms + i.jO and $500,
Yard at Myers Bridge, southside Canal, opposite
c. Wathal's Lumber Yard.
de collins GATHRIGHT l. WO0DSON.
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ftOIFYWUUu NuFseIYt
de l4--eodts Square above the Fair Grounds


g. FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Th0-s
F4::I two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, Nos
ta3 1871 and i69, opposite the Exchange Bank Of Viz
ginia, and adjoining the large and elegant stores Of
Messrs Kent Paine Co. Each of these stores front
26 feet on Nam street. with five floors running beck
100 feet. The easements open on level with large
paved court or yard in the rear from which wide
paved alley leads to 18th street. opposite the wing Of
the American Hotel. These are amongst the most
commodous and substantial buildings the city and
well arranged for business establishments OF FRI.
class there being in fact enough 70 each teae.
ment for two establishments. These stores are now
being painted inside and out. The large store-rocn
and basement of No. 167 be had Immediately tbs
upper floors being already leased, except lsrEs
room in the Sd story Possession of tenement No 69
now occupied by Messrs. Jones Potts be had On
the LIST September next.
The superior location of these stores being lin tie
heart of the CITY, well known require further
notice. Apply to JosEPHJAMEs, Jr. at the store Of
Hugh W. Fry, Esq, or to
lie 6-Stawts FLEMING JAMES.
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES. &c.

sD NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT,
Eli CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. rs MAIN ST.
60 Members of the Legislature and visitors TO the
city will find at the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats. Caps, Ladies and Chil6ren's
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes atwholesale and retail on the most
favorable terms.
N. B.-Geutlemen's Hats made to order of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice. 1900.
de IL RINEORD. DICKINSON 4 WEISlGER..
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&Ef&x Trustee of WIN. Shepard, dee6s
se 22-d Blandon. HenFico eernty ~
nNnANn- sXNn.-.Ta hrickiayers,

SAND, SAND, sAND.--Te hrickiayefs,
- Piasterers and others In consequence OF = -
dut ton OF the tolls the canal the price o ~,
Ssaa from aud after the LIST day Of January lS vi"
be IS eta per cart load of Is bushels instead Of
heretofore Those ordering sand have it hsal'
ders at the yard, corner 9Th and Byrd streets a.
Thomas Wilfiams' office.
de 3I-4teod JESSE WtLLIAAS-
lNARMERst HANK OF vi kGl Nj
III The general meeting Of the stock holdets OF tRs
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, will be held o. thsn
banking hoase in this city ON WEDNESDAY, Ias
10th. Jununry, 1855 60 =
vote proxy Of stoekholdsr ia any election OF w
reetots or officers Of bank, nor shall any proxy
Valid which shall have been executed SIXTY Gays "
fore The time of eleetiona ! .,aa
= de H-oaatd y A. SMITH esshieI.
lACksONss CANDL 80 bSs la ns'i''s
h5 -. pAyENPoRTs ALLENA'eo :
"a kNssM - aA sss8ssSa@&
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Bounty Land XVarranf


OFFICE OF sUPEkISTENDENf OF SrRETTs) =
City Hall January !, 1856. :
DROPOsALs will be received M this ot-
Il flee until Y O'clock, M., on MONDAY the in 81
January, 1855 for furnishing weekly ratops 10 the
hands hired by the city work upon the streets from
the ION January 1856 to the 10th January 1851 The
kasons 70 consist OF the usual variety end quantities
must state the kind apd quantity proposed 70 be SUP
piled. tt@ II -Fts Fl9TF1f
The individual to WHOM the contract is awarded
win be required to enter into bond with approved -
curty for the performance of his contract.
For farther phItienlAIs inanire of
~@SssN gf# tSsSksk ssE& NJ BATES q 81
- ia 2--5s asaez bsts ag SHerinte ndent Sfrsets
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COmMlSSlONERS OFFICE, !
WIG BUILDING. Richmond, Nov. So 1855
DARTIES INTERESTED, are hereby
notified that proof will be taken at this Office on
Saturday, the ID day of February 1885, 10 o'clock
A. NJ. of all debts and demands against William NJ
lsben, deceased, or against his estate.
RICH. NJ CARY, Commissioner.
no 2n-laR2nl .
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g. FOR RENT--The house recently oc-
E3 cuped by Mr. Hale. 18th street, IN rear OF ms
IxI4 First Baptist Church Ii has just beer tho
roughly repaired and arranged for gas: PossesS'on
given LIST of January. Enquire of Dr. MILLS, neN
door de 24-ts
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CaRD,--The sIII,sc RI

PROFESSIONAL CARD.--'rhe suBscri-
Il Der, having removed from Essex county to the
city of Richmond respectfully offers his services to
the public i'll the various branches of his Profession
II hopes to be excused for saying that he has been
extensively and successfully engaged in the practice
of medicine for so years. The diseases of women and
children had occupied his particular attention, and
he confidently claims intimate acquaintance with
that all important branch, OBsTETRIc, in which he
has had great experience.
To the Faculty he offers the right hand of fellow
ship and will be governed By the stTctest code of pro-
fessional ethics.
Residence on Grace street, between 4th and 5th,
next door to Drs. Bolton and Sneed Office in the
basement a. +.--1-| .-..-. .-.f
de 25-l2t JEFFERSON MINOR M ID.
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LADIES, THROWN GATHERS.

ID
Egx&A Just received, most beautiful lot of supe-
. rior Brown Caters of the latest fashona
HE shade; aso light, coored and black, all at only
s so; and a splendid lot of Ladies' black Caters,
with heels, at only So, at wALsHS Boot, Shoe and
Trunk Emporium sign of the Boot, No. IS, just below
. de 28 VIM. WALSH.
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fNOILETT sETS.-We have n very beaa.
q tiful Yasefy Of TnIieft Seis White Granite Blue
Print, MAriaedand Rio Pantea 10 which flse atrsn.
ton OF the public is invited. Is 2 SIS
y NF8oHfk13 81 gsGEO. T. SUMNER,
"a lssssM sssg asssiea .sNs41 yfearisHsefa
y .AfMoHlAa11 z N1.os q.
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FOR RENT, from the la Janun

NfIa EUH hENI, from the 1st JHnunry
k::a to the Let October next. the house present
--~- occupied by me, just outside the cooperation
limits. The house contains ] rooms, closets, &c wh
excellent water. For terms &c, apply on the prem.
ises. JAMES GUEST,
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~
ID The undersigned desires To sell number of
improved Lots, situated the following streets in
the city of Richmond and its environs-say, Lots on
I'd street, the Cemetery | on 4th street. Navy
9Th and 10th sts., French Garden Hill; on Dogwocd
Alley, (Mayo's Pan,) near the African Church; on
Leigh between 4th and 18th streets; 10 on nth ST.
and Fairfield road the workshops of the Virginia
Central Railroad; Cary ard Esd streets; on Main
st Richmond Hill; on Bloody Run street, near the
handsome residence of Capt. George Myers; several
Lots or parcels of ground Onthe beautiful Hill north
of the new Gas Works, with others Poplar Mich
olson, Lewis and other streets in Lewis Plan, Port
Mayo and the Tswn of Fulton. Persons wishing to
build in any of the different locations enumerated
above, will be offered bargains and accommo-
dating For further information call the Broad St.
Hotel. de 20-ts /. A. GODDIN.
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r. VALUABLE ID w ELAING On UNION
FL HILL FOR SALE OR RENT-The subscri-
Ell Der offers for sale, privately, that very desirable
residence of o. A. Strecker, Esq, and at present o.
cupied by myself
The lot has front of go feet upon street and
runs back 200 feet The buildings are entirely new
and in perfect order. The dwelling contains eight
good rooms two of which parlors. There Is sso
a new Kitchen, Stable and Carriage House ATTACHED,
and an excellent well of water in the yard. The IL
cation is very healthy one, and in good neghbof.
hood.
For particulars as to terms &C., apply to
VIM SEARS WOOD, No g. Main street.
P SIf the property is not sold, it will BE for rent
providing good tenant cen be procured. Possession
given fst January next. ..--.
no PITS w s. w
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10 EDUliTION OF sT0fIK.--In o,..I.., NJ

TX
h reduce or stock of Dry Goods prior TO taking in
yentory the LIST of February next we have deter
mined TO sell them Oft very low. Our assortment is
ing of Dress Silks; Mentels. Merinoes Deiaines Fan-
nels; Shawls; Needle-worked Collars Sleeves and
Hdkfs; Cambria Edgings and Insertngs: Swiss Edg-
lngs and insertngg Cambria and Jaconet Muslins;
Swiss Mnslins Ribbons. &c superior article of fine
shirfmg Linen aud Shirting Cottons on hand To
those m want 81 such goods it will BIO an advantage
to give us call before purchasing. ~ 81
ia | -. j. MILHISER 4 BRO. 1853 BroRd 81.
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OfilEs--An persons indebted 10 Luke
4 y Mckenna, are hereby requested 10 come for.
ward and psy the same me; said debts with al his
other properly having been assigned and
me for the benefit of bis creditors BY deed Of
now OF record in the Office Of the Hnstngs Court for
The city of Richmond and Of the county Of Henrica
&c 2f--l0t JAMES N. SHINE. Trustee
lfOR sAEE.--I will sell a Ecnfic aud
~ excellent family HORSE Al moderate price, Is
have no farther use Tor him. He works either Ga
single or double harness. Apply 10 8
ia Asst n ssIss nAss As~sf z saBa w.sHAxALi1 n
o. ROUND PLAHTklt.-55U casks Labec
Ground Plaster, this day landing, and fsr ale hy
"a jA2eS@s slnM DAVkNR0hT, AELEN& Coz q
= sHks1ssNeSM = Fs4Fass - 2 ~
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I Hhas. Prime new bacon sides,
LED IS Kegs Ohio Lard =, 80 ia
10 Kegs Smthteid Lsrd, just received and for
sale BY = - JNO, WoMBLE < co,
A DMINISTRATORsS NOTI G E.--AIi
Apsrsons having caits sgainsf the estate Of simon
~ navita, decreased are hereby notified to leave ts
ane, properly authenticated. at the office of my
counsel Messss August 4 Randolph Those M
g. eted to the estate viii be required to make irnss
same without delay, Al rsaims due the estate
winch are not promptly SETTLED viii be put in suf
Il MARTIN NJ kITrScOMR $3.50
! 3ssst sse Ssfgesns 81 the city 81 Richmond y
and a. such, Adnr. Oh Simon Rpsayisa deed
81 deItTim II y IN SO Sssssa At M sssg
~ 7ssAa sses - ssHk A. asa&ssM asEA e4s u ssfaza
- 1 al Z
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ne. FOR RENT-A large Warehouse on
f&::a the Dock, suitable for store, stemmery
EEL bacco factory. Apply 80
de Tim GEO S. PALMER.
&C. FOR KENT--A nice tenement near
Es::. the head of Grace street Apply to
L.1 ia 2-fs yGODDIN Il APPERSOE.
AZ. FOR sALk--The House and Lot on
E8:H Governor street, now occupied by Messrs. Tur-
I'LL pin, Murray 81 Roper. If not previously sold,
the property will be offered at public auction on the
18th day of January, 1856.
The property is very desirable-being stnnted with
in few yards of Main street. fronting SO feet and ha-
wing side alley 20 feet wide. Apply to
= ROBT Fl. P0ORE,
Palmyra Fluvanna county,
4 Or, JAMES II. SUTTON, Jr.
ia 2--i2* Richmond, Yn.
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aCRSON,S BITTERS.-Nlore proofs OF

eat Jas Walsh's Gun Store, Main St"
They may be found at Paterson L Jackson's, Laid
lev Robinson's VIM. F. Noel's E. J. Picots, A. b.
nett Beers, and Alex Duvars, Druggists, Richmond,
Va. -H
All orders promptly attended to. au20
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Nrs FOX TX ENT.--a desirable Cottase
Ia: residence on Union HILL with rooms, 8 large
-1a-A garden and yard, and we'll of wster IN ths
yard, &c. Rent Sl20 per year. Apply % b Tat, OF
to J. r. KEESEE,
de PITS 18th st. between Msinaard Cary
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FOR RENT--The three story Brick
Es::a Dwelling on Grace street; now occupied by Mr.
- G. w. Macmurdo. Possession given on the lss
of January Apply to
no 2f-eodts JOHN RJTHERFOURD
The Opelousas courier., 1856-08-23
LES CONCENTRATIONS.
LES DEux GREsAprERs


Deux grenadieTs dirigeaieut leurs pas vers la
France, deux grenadiers qui avaient etc fats pri-
sonniers pendant Ia campagne de Russie. Et quand
lis toucherent aux Quarters alemands, lis penehe-
rent tristement la tste.
C'est II qu'ils apprirent la triste nouvelle -
Comment pempire ffancais Gtait detruit, comment
ia arande arrnes await 9te dGfaite ct mise en- de-
route-et comment PEmpeEeur &c trouvait prison.
nieF.
a ce doulouFeux recit, les deux grenadiers ver-
ssrent bien des larmes. L'un d'eux soupira: Quel
NAL affTeux je ressens CONNIE mes anciennes
pleasures me cuisentW
Lautre reprit: La chanson est finie ; moi aussi.
ie voudEais nourir avec toi; nais Tai une femme
ct des enfans qui m'attendent, .qui sans moi pc
riFaienE de faim.H
Que me font femme ct enfans Tai bien IN
autre souc qu'ils aillent mendier sils ont faim
Mon enpereur, mon empereur prisonnier
Ami, prOmets-moi d'exanser ma priere: 81.
CONNIE ie PespsFe, Ia mort ne dolt pas tarder me
dGlivrer, transports mon cadavre iusqa'en France
enterre-moi dams h terre de France.
Pose sur mon e9ur ma croix dihonnenr sus-
peadue son ruban rouge place-moi mon fusil dams
Ia main, ct mon sabre an cote.
--C'est ainsi que je veux etFe couche dams la
tombe c'est ainsi que je veux atfendre. CONNIE une
sentinelle iusqn'an moment on entendrai Tesonner
e fracas des eanons, ct les pietements des cheyaux
hennissans.
-Alors sans doute-non cGur en- frissonue deia
--alors mon empereuf passeFa cheval au-dessus
de mn tonabe; des miIliers d'@pkes Sc heurteront
en- croisant ienEs @clairs aors e dresserai tout
arrns hors de mon ceFcueil, pour detendre mon
emperor, mon empereur!
The Opelousas courier., 1856-08-23
teurs aux nlames nouveles dams Ia partie angIaise
on eiles sont dEtaiIIGes.

teurs aux nnames nouvelles dams Ia parte anglaise,
on eiles sont detaiIIGes.
La perte des pruprietes est immense, montant
au moins sl0o,ooo. In peste des bagages apparte-
nant aux visiteuEs dams Pile ausaoment du desas-
TIRE, laquelle est complete, Sc monte au moins
$4,000. outre environ 10000 repartis entire ceux
qui furent noye, qui par parenthese ont etc re-
cueils EN- grande partie par une bande de pirates,
qu habitent Pile les cadavres de ceux qui ont etc
retrouves ayant etE invariabeuient piles par ces
hommes.
II est regretter, aioute lie Pieasane, que les ca
davres de la majeure partie des vctimss aient etc
piles de Ia sorte mais lie fait est ncontestable.
magr6 tous les eaorts qui ont ese fats pour preve
mir ce NAL.
reinforcement des morss trouves exposes, Gte
soigneusement accompli; mais dams bien des cas-
les elements Favaient fait Les eaux ayant Charlie
plusieurs peds d6paisseur de sable ct de debris sur
qaeques parties de Pile, etayant partout tellement
change sa surface, que ceux qui, precedemment
lui etaient famileEs, la reconnassent plus Bien
des morris se trouvent dams des tombeaux ainsi pre-
pares pour eux par Ia nature. Paix soft leurs
names
The Opelousas courier., 1856-08-23

LIE PARTI AMsR1cAIN EN- VIRG1NIE- Des Know
Nothings Sc sont afubles dl ttre de Wings ct ont
parodie une Convention whig qui bien entendu sest
declaree pour Fillmore Les journaux know-nothings
ont aussitot ebouche toutes leurs trompettes pour
cue les Wings de Ia Virgnie faisaent cause
commune avec lie Know-Nothingisme La fraude a
etc promptement reconnue ct nos freres know
nothings sont honteux de leur chant de triomphe
Helas, non-seulement les vieux wings de la Vrginie
ne veulent pas s'unir la Lanterne Sourde, mais
encore lie chef lie plus habile du Know -Nothingisme,
Went de Sc ttrer publquement de Fordre secret.
Nous lisons dams lie Richmond Enquirer
ii. WILLIAM BURWELL, Went de resigner son
siege Ia legislature de la Virginie Cetait sans
conteste lie chefe plus actf lie guide lie plus popu-
laire ct Porateur lie plus brilliant du nowNothing
isme en- ViIginie. Aueun homme ma ecrit ayec
plus dhabiete ct de talent Ia defense des principles
du Parti American, ainsi que chacun a pu lie yoir
pendant quill redigeait lie Washington Orqan Jour-
nal oiciel du Parti pour les EtatsU &c journal
nest devenu lie plus stupide de tous les ournaux de
PAmeriqne, que depuis que NJ. Burwell cesse de
lie rediger C'etait ~ Burwell qui etait rauteur de
Ia fameuse 12me section de la defunte pateforme.
LIE Known Nothingisme reconnaissant lu prodiguait,
du reste honneurs ct caresses neanmons II. Burwell
declare quill est force de Pabandonner son NAL
heurenx sort ct croft devor r@sgner siege en-
quttant rordre secret II explique par les plus
hautes considerations de devoir patiotuue sa dec-
sion de repudier la candidature de n. Fillmore ct
de soutenir de tout son pouvoir Buchanan Breck-
enridge."
Au sujet de Ia Convention whig qui s'est declaree
pour Fillmore, nous fsons dams lie meme journal:
Ces gens-a sont des vieux whigs CONNIE des
echappes du psnitentiare sont des gentlemen don't
lis usurpent les noms honorables. La bave veni-
meuse du serpent est tous Chacun deux
porte Ia marque de ronge crochu de Sam. lis sont
sa prop,i6te ct lis ne peuvent rener eur maitre. La
fumee de la Lanterne Sourde brale iusqu'a leuls
spurcils. Comme tous ceux qui reconnassent la do
mination du diabe, lis ont une odeur de SQUIRE inn
pregnee sur leurs vetements Jadis ils ont pu etre
wings, mais depuis lis sont dechus de leur haute
position. Sils mont pas perdu tout leur eclat orig-
nel lis sont CONNIE des anges msudts ct leur glore
ancienne est obscurcie. Leur splendeur s'est ecp-
see ct lers fronts portent les sombres stygmates du
fen du cie Cette comparison indique limpuissance
de leuFs complots ct de leur ambition"