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The Missing steamer PacIfic.

New YORK, Feb. Is, P M.-The insurance cou
panies decline taking further risks on the steamsh;
Pacific now so long due, being heavily nvornP
already. steamer will be substituted in her NJ
on Saturday for Liverpool but it is undecided woe
boat It shall be ""at
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

A GoLD MEDAL.--lt is stated that Mr.. John C. Abb
bott has received from the Emperor of France rich
gold medal and letter in acknowledgment of the
Emperors appreciation of Mr. Abbotts History Of
Napoleon, a copy of which the author had trans
mtted 10 his majesty through Hon. Mr.. Mason, our
Minister in Paris
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Congress-

On Wednesday last little was done in the Senate
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Wendell. the
Democratic Caucus nominee was finally elected prin
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HydE'GGileFapy
) OR COLD WATER TREATMENT.

I z@ OR COLD WATER TREATMENT.
-. By Doctor ROBERL
YEVHE labors of several eminent practi
u TONERS have raised Hydrotherapy ste
the heighth of scientific and reasoned medication
F That method has no equivalent In the science
for the treatment of chronic diseases. i s
Rheumatsrss Gout, Ankilosis, White Swelling;
dsloeation Of the womb, eongestions of the liver,
the milf, the uterus, &c. &c.
That dication 1s powerful for typhoid fevers
and is. it appears, also for yellow fever.
Under the influence Of that treatment. not only
in typhoid fever, the febril situation falls with
great Tapidty, often from day to day. but also the
disorders ofthe intelligence, the nervous troubles
the dryness of the tongue, the balloonlng OF the
belly, the difficulties of watering and the pheno-
menons of putridity most instantly after the
regular application Of the cold. so IS .'t.s go
+ Arecent case that have had on treatment in
this locality bayou Teche] where practice is a
full confirmation Of the fact Mrs. Senneville l..
Is to-day in full recovery of choked typhoid fevel
by the Hvdrotherapic treatment.
The cures which have been obtained by this
method by .senetal physicians ofNew Orleans, du-
ring thetyellow fever which has prevailed in thai
city last summer, and of two under my treat
nlent have been followed with success, and permit
us TO hope tia Hydrotherapy will render real ser.
vices during the, existence of that scourge which
deeiHaate the towns and the country. .ss. ..~
I My knowledge on Hydrotherapy are the fruit q
two years attentive and consecutive studies May
they seFVe to the cures of sickness for which the
ordinary means are poweFless. Il 1sffgageaEs
Twill treat the sick persons at their residences
| until convenient establishment permit me to re
aceive them assiS'9af DocroR ROBERT. :
Bayou Teehe, January 12th, 1856.--3m 5ss J
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JOEL n. SANDOZ L ANDREW 'MEfNIRR. c
corpfTIoES.

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shallindee it convenient to discontinue the pubh-
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A liberal deduction made on advertisements In
serted for long period. .-a - =. n,
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
Of the publishers: ;..o4 ;.L,4
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the money, the person ordering sheh y rs pam
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Tendolars in advance will invariably De requires,
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Shea'iff's Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA

STATE or LOUISIANA.
Toole & Barrere IS. J. A Dumartrait- -Districs
Court.--Parish ofSt. LaHdry.--No. s303.
MDY virtue of writ Of e. fa., issued in
I'D the above entitled suit, by the Dis
trict Court, in and forthe Parish Of st. Landry, Il
to me directed. will be exposed to public sale, for
cash, at the Court House Of this Parish, on Satur-
day, the 5th day of April next, 1856, commencing
at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ. and continuing
from day to day, necessary, all the right, title
interest and demand OF J. A. Dumartrait. in and
to the following described property, seized to
tisfy said writ, towit:
Lots Nos. SO and So, in Lastrapss' addition in
opelousas, 70. SO is bounded North by St. Landry
street, West by property now occupied by Mrs
Thompson, South by lot No. 50 and West by lot
now occupied by Joseph Mansfield. Lot No. 81
is bounded North by lot SO, South By street CALI
ed Union street, West by property now occupied
by Mrs Thompson and East by property now oc
cnpied by Lise Aubespain. Being the same pur-
chased from VIM. H. Gray, by act passed 10th of
April 1899, before 1Labiehe, notary
L. v. CHAcHERE,
Sheriff Of S. Landry
shsriFs Office, st Landry, March 1st, 1855
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Public sale.
Estate of Hy polite Cormier, decd

FEyHE public are hereby informed, that
-A- there will BE-, sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
dative tutrix of her minor children, at the re-
sidence of Duprelon Mayer, on Bayou Teche
near the junction, in this parish, on
Tuesday, 18th day of March next,
1856. the following described property, be.
longing to the Estate in community between
Narcotic Guidry and her minor children, is.
sue Of her. marriage with Hypolite Cormier
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry,
IA yrit
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NEW ORLEANS, OpELOUSAS, Wash
INGTON AND BAYOU BGUF
s PACKET. s=1i g 49,. se 4

+ S2@a THE elegant and fast running stea-
sk5ssfHa .ners SYDONIA. GUsTAvE LoUAIL-
LrER, Master. Having been thor
.oughlysrepaired, will, as soon as the water will
permit it, ply as regular packet between Opelou-
sas, Washington, Bayou Beuf and New Orleans.
This boat is safe comfortable and fast runner, adj
mirablyl built and is of light draft. The officers
wiliuse all their exertions to satisfy those who
will encourage them. For further information ap-
ply on board 7li ass4 VI a3a8 ys48 II
n- Fright taken AZ lOsr a. any boat in The Trade.
i December 18th, 1855. Il, al Es
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CHANGE or RESIDENCE.

r. PLATE has removed his residence
- and Office to landry Street. near
Judge 0yerton1s and opposite to the merchant L.
Birott, Besides the ordinary services OF his pro-
fession, the Dr. will continue to attend on all dis
eases Of the mouth and teeth and practice in all the
branches ofDentistry; His work mail that line is
warranted and Performed after the latest and most
approved process. tss.F..
Artificial teeth are not only an ornament they
Te-estabtis theyoiee to its natural tone aud above
all permit mastication SO indispensable to the
health seas@-
DR.. Plate will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate s5s+
Opelonsas. 10 Janvier, 1856. - ss-E@.. :.
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state Of Esoe:tstaud.
DISTRICT CornT.

pal;ss p!S5a,es Of S. of9nri %ana,v No. 7ess.
ysH ARIUs COREIL, of the Parish of
W. ST. Landry, Administrator of the Els.
tate Of Joseph A. soiIeau, deceased, late of
the Parish Of St. Landry, having filed fnc,'.
account and Tableau of distribution ii the
funds CT said Estate, aeconpani.d by petit
ton praying that the same may be homolo-
gated.-Ana where's the prayer of said PEI
tition has beea granted by an order Of Court,
ds:ed SJtn February, 1856.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all In
terested, to make opposition, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, why
said account and Tableau should not be ho-
mologated and the Administrator discharged
from all further liabilities, and his bond can.
celled.
Is. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, February 10Th, 1856
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

To shippers and Consignees Of Freight.
A sRtA0 The Steamer ALICE
- - W. GLAZE. G. E. Lou
allier. Master is now making trips Via Pla-
.quemine, and has reduced the rates offreight
and passage to the regular high water rates,
viz: Sugar, 50; Molasses and Cotton, 7 5 cts.
Upper freight, SO cents 80. = : 80 ,,,-
The Glaze win leave Washington on Sum
day the 18th instant, and continue to- leave
her regular days, during the season.
Washington 10th January 1856. i
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About one hundred and thirty head
OF wildhorned cattle, about forty
four head of horned cattle, one
double barrelled gun, one armoir,
about one thousand cypress pieux
two pairs Of work oxen, five Gre
ole horses, one old horse cart, one
plough, one harrow, &c.
: Cdaditsons; Payable on credit of one,
two and three years, from the day of sale,
except negro-man, named Evariste, who
shall be sold for cash, for the benefit of the
mother Of the minors, and that all persons
who will purchase on a credit, shall give their
notes, with security, to the satisfaction ofthe
interested parties. Each note to bear interest
at eight per cent per annam, from matuy.ry
until paid.
MARCELITE GuIDRY,
Datire TutTiG.
Opeleusas, 16th February, 1856
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Mercantile Cards. &c.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
sHf SlaaUSsa.RS g. AegaE1 he,


EUST received, a new and complete stock
@D of Fall and Winter Goods, Of the latesi
and most fashionable style. a aafs aA-5
| Our stock Of Indies Dress Goods will be
found very large and desirable, comprising
every variety Of ~s.~s =. 5tssss 49, q f.
Rich black a nd coIofed Dress Silksi = aas77 s
Rich printed plain aud plaid Casherneres.. H. Z .s
Rich MusseIines de laine and Challies; s55# @-E
Bombazine, Merinos. lpacas, &c., &C.: So
French and English Calicos !; a@@r aT 'zs e. a
Printed plaid and solid colour Bareges f~ #z2
Rich Wooten and Cotton Damask; tsH=
Curtain Caficos printed in solid colours !; s-ss55~
French and Irish DaSsasx table clothes & napkins;
Shifting linen ofall qualities; ..-----
sheeting and pillow Case linen 81
Jacunets, Null and SWISS Musslines;
Plain, stamped & embroidered l. Handkerchiefs
Plain and fancy Ribbons, --latest style} as@ g.
English, French and German Hosiery of every style
i 81 and qualities atf3 s#'F& s$5E# @
FaRnell ofaIl descriptions and qualities; 'as ~
French, English and American Blankets z.*
Casimire, Satnetts and Tweeds; ri ), k..ta........
CottoHade, Dennins, Checks and Stripes
Kefseys Lindsays and Loweils, &c, &c. 2
Also an extensive Stock of G Gentlemen Clothing,
comprising - "a. aArHt# T.,
The latest style Of Frock and Dress Goats
Office and Business Goats; II .TEfE%l@EEf II
Overcoats, Talmas aid Cloaks; .,- f. a..
Beaver, Paltots and Oyersaeks Il. a@' ..l5 s."-.
Fancy Cashmere Pants r. s@@s@ G&5 s7* 5zzsG
Black and eolored Doeskin Pants; s.ess.. .ssg
Black silk, Satin and Cashmere Vests; &,-g
Black Velvet Plush and Cloth Vests
Shirts and Under garments Of all descriptions;
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes; / sE .E8
Also large assortment Of Youth & Boys Clothing ;
Hardware, SaddIefv paril.:a.ih1ery, e., sc &c
ALI oI which have been carefully and skiiifully
vii be seldom most reasonable terms
Our friends and the pebble are respectfully Invited
to give Us call ara examine for themselves. sas
: % Cash advapces on Sugar, Cotton and Mo-
lasses consignedtG y .sB9 Belloeq, & Co., New-or-
leans. 49,. ca $3.50 a=sza
: optlousas. A oveFnber 18th, 1855
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O. SE 513s - f5PE
TETT u = PAUSE,S

gN
& Sea lassiz 81 w AsHINGToN, LA. ssaa
81 s.. - -. - HAS nov on hand and is cons
/ ssssS talltly receiving additions to bis
'sSesSsaA< Stock of Booksand Stationary,
which he offers at New Orleans prices consisting o
full and half Bound Blanks, Books Of every descrip
tons, and every article usually found in Stationary
Store The subscriber is prepared to gil orders at the
shortest notice for Books of Standard Literature ee
galtly bound and illustrated Works, cheap Publica.
iiois, Magazines, Newspapers, School Books, (both
feEchsand engishl .seGsafsssd sssts.I II
esgr School Stationary &c, &c, 90, just received:
English Woman III Priissa, Bancroft's Miscela-
neous Essays, Harpes Story Books, The Watchnian,
Fudge Doings, Constance Ha'bert Country Neigh.
borhood Confessions of Pretty Woman, The Jeal.
Gus wife, Afthufs Series of Tales, Fanny Ferns
Works, KerBins Letters 10 Bishop Hughes, Dodd
Lectures sof Electrical Psychology, Memoirs d
Countess Bienington, Memoirs Of SYDNEY Smith,
benton 80 years in I'll s Serate, vol i Ofiiuk Cot,
ton and Sugar Plantation Register, &c, Gc, &C. IL
Washington La October ] 9Th, 1855. Il,
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Tor. S.sLe.

"a choice house servant aged % years, a
-, good cook and very good washer. For
particulars, apply to E. Bercier, in Opelousas,
or TO j B. Pollingue, in Grand Coteau.
Opelousas, Sept. 22d.. 1866.
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Franklin Izas L tU 1sz<szz z.
a-aess THEODORE VALADE, Principal
DR.. HoARE, Professor of English

FUVHTS Institution, now well known in our
l. community, offers remarkable advan.
tages as regards the moral and intellectual de,
-yelopment in the pupils.
Pupils cannot go about town unless being
accompanied. sz Ta35fs saf E zs.@
T. Condittoa,--Payab quarterly .'
E Boarders, per scholastic year of ten
months and d half, 5.~-ae5 .sI .r 80 s
p Day scholars, 1st class, so
Day scolars, 2ud class, . a ss~5 40 e
All quarters commenced must be paid in
full, and no reduction will be allowed except
for Sickness aa@ %@.a t@f@ @1a 4
y Opelousas 29th December 1856.
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CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS!

PESHE undersigned being about closing his
ILL., commercial business at the end of Dec
emher, announces to the public that he will
sell all his goods at reduced prices they
consist particularly in Lowell Cotton, Ker-
seys, shoes, and a quantity of other merchan-
die suitable for families and plantations.
He also, offers for sale at private sale, his
landed property situated in Washington.
Z -aea@ .s j. REM VIOU.
q Washington, II Nov, 1855. 80
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VT OF. DANIEL i
J. .SaKa.EeRK4pl..

OFFERS hss sessfees so The citizeAso of St. Ian
~ dry and neiahborins parishes. OrIers can
be left at the store of MessFs. Ney & Estorge, in
opeloasas, OF to him, at Barre Landing, and will
be promptly attended 10. 8 -.
BarFs's Landing Sept 2otA. a1ss5-iyg {
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RA Risgssg se 0gBsgs

saf u il yEaslaiRRgtOEa, LA.
gW VIE undersigned having purchased the
- above property, formerly known as the
Gait House, begs leave to announce to the
public that it is now open for the reception Of
transient and permanent boarders. This
Hotel il situated between the supper and lower
Steamboats, Landings. fronting the Courta-
bleau. The premises have been newly fur
,nished, and no effort will be spared 10 render
the house as pleasant and acceptable 20 its
patrons as any similar establishment in the
interior of the State. -. -. . d . g.Ega
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Pierre Gosseliza,

.YO6aeas n18G Caya'k 's.6g
MhFFERs his services to the citizens Of
V. the Parish Of St. Landry. His charges
will be moderate, for CAS- Fl ossly.s asalsis {.
0pelousas, June I'd, l855.--ly.sas 81
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SSELOUSAS FEMALE AGk1zmY

~ . ~@ " - ~FH~ FISFSASS 4 ava
W r. & Mrs HOY, with the assistance
W. of Miss Hoy and NINE. DE ST. ANGE,
will open on the 10Th of March, in the Town of
Opelousas, FIRST Class School, where the practi-
cal as well as the ornamental branches OF female
education. will be taught. They are prepared to
give thorough instruction in the English, French.
German and Italian Languages. also Music Lessons
the Piano and Guitar Drawing. Painting Trans
ferng, French Embroidery III silk Cheniil. aud
Worsted plain Needle Work, Calesthenies, Deaort-
ment, Dancing, Equitaton. The Principal hopes
with the assistance of able Teachers, and the ,|-
vantage pupils will desire, from constant personal
care, to secure the patronage OF the inhabitants Of
Opelousas and vicinity.
Terms per session OF tWentv-one weeks payable
one half in advance the balance on the middle OF
the session.
Tuition in Primary Department. 5 90 90
do advanced do ~ &c
French, Italian, German each, Is 90
Instruction on the Piano, 80 90
3 do do Guitar, 80 90
Drawing, Is 90
+ Painting, e. 90
French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worried, 10 90
Calesthenies Department, Dancing, IL 90
Equitatiou, per lesson. l 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel and Lights. 60 OO
Nine. pE Sr. ANGE having entered into prior
engagement at Mrs. Henrys School in Natchez.
will not be able for the present to join the School
OpelouSas. March 10th. 1855. ~
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Public s1seHgS. &c.
EnagRaEia. M.aan

By tie pndcrSigned q Pubiic AurtiOAsc,
in cna for lie Parish of 81 Lnndry
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Miscellaneous.
AttaE&aassss A COLLEGE.

+ 10y an act of the Legislature of louisa
- ma, approved February 9th, 1855,
this College was incorporated and the Faculty em-
powered to grant Diplomas and confer Literary
Degrees, .. ..E..
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powered to grant Diplomas and confer Literary
Degrees . .E.
'" TERMS:
# Tuition and Boarding, per session Of e,-o IN
ten months and hall, @i'o w
Washing bed and bedding. per session, 90 90
Mendng linen, LAT parents. option s 90
Drawing, s--. 80 90
r Music. 4j 90
Spanish, 2J 20
Day scholars. per session of ten ! RI oo
months aud half, >5E.- -E. oo %
In case of sickness, physicians fees, medicines,
&c. are paid by the parents. Books and writing
materials are supplied by the parents The ses-
sion lasts for fen months and half TIE vacation
commencing on the 9TH of September, and closing
the last of October. :... 49,. ai.
al charges must be paid in adrance, boardegs
must pay in advance quarterly day scholars MONTH
!y. No exception to this rule viii be made.
-. . err A, RENOUDET Presiiem.
g St Martlnsyile, 10th February, 185G.-Iy
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FOR SALE.

a aSATV-JNTLL, situated on Bayou
aGironloni; well established with DWELL
ing and out houses together with 20 acres
of .fne cypress land, on which there Is 1000
logs ready TO foat--Long terms. s
Also fine residence in the acentre Of the
town of Grand Coteau,-- dwelling and 5 out
houses, cisterns, &C., 60 For particulars,
al very accommodating terms. apply to
.7ss1 ssg5seH 3 fgss u. BERCIER.
Opelousas, Septeaber22d, 1856.
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]. can MeeliCis.

Eassa'sg j can INk gu lCA 81 4 4
BRICk-LAFER III ILAsTERER, \,
WWAFIsa established himself perFna-
u a nently IN Opelousas, respectfully OF
fsra his services to the inhabitants, Of 0pea
lousas and the Parish generally.
Hispriees will Be moderate.
Apply as ths store of, Mrs. Widow g de-
alcis, ii Opelonsas. 3 g I II u
pscesnhsf 18th. 1855, =
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..;ss TAKEN UP during the pres
gent Spine, upon the plantation
" Of judge Oyerton, and now in
! bis possession, near Opelousas.
] a bright bay Horse, about 15a
hands high, three Whita feet, no brands per-
Iceiyable
3 By proving property and paying charges,
the horse may Be reclaimed.
Opelouaas, May 18th, 1856, 4
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nan, tale. contributed iy Joh;. >..ri,.., f.
i'l'' kwood Magazine, aud Row .or fine ,i,..
TINE re published in til, country. bv Al,.>>r~
at'cnore, Niles * Han. The s,,j, :.
brilliant. the imagery beautiful. the r,,,oc-
tons sound and iu!icious. and the vI.ol.
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deserved
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'trt!>ng columns that ,ic .A,rual E..,;,...
OF Tie i"ms Mems County T,mrrranr. So
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thursday. We hope there iaav b, tull 81.
tendance. Beside, other ir.ror,an, bushes,
candidate for Cou1l'y Commissioner !, 10 :.
nominated, "!l!cH u.ai,c> IT ,!c>ila3,e tina. all
arts OF the County shall b, cull, re,,rcsc,.t.a
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WEruERALD's MAMMOTH SuoE STORE

WETHERALp'S MAMMOTH SuoE STORE.
Mr.. Wetherald is about opening one Of
the largest stocks Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this city. His assortment is the
most varied and complete and selected from
the stocks Of the manufacturers, instead of
having come through second hands, which
viii enable him to sell At lower prices than
those who have to pay jobbers high profit.
Call at No. -, Main street and examine for
yourselves.
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Prof Woon-Dear Sir: take pleasure il bearing
volUatsrY testimony to the excellence Of your Hair
Rector tive. hree months ago ny hair " az very
gray. II is dark brown, Che original color
smooth snd glossy. fhe only apple alton have u de
IT, has been the Hair kesorative prepared by vaa
mich from the rasut il my oFa case eAn ncss
rpr IIslly recommend 4 70 others.
respectfully. yours.