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Vente Pnb1iCue.

I'm vertu dun ordre de rHon. Cour dc
Ml District, dams ct pour la Paroisse St.
Landry, IL sera ofert en- vente publique, all
plus otfrant ct dernier encherisseur, par un
encanteur d1ment commissionne, deyant Ia
porte de la Maison de Cour, dams la vile des
Opelousas, le
Mardi, IA Octobre proclaim, 1856,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, apparte-
nant la succession en- communaute entire
Edmund H. Martin ct ses enfants mineurs,
issus de son marriage avec Elvina Moore, son
epouse decedee, dernierement de la Paroisse
St. Landry, savoir:
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No. 49,.
LIE % Octobre proclaim,

WE vendrai a rencan, Arnaudville, la
e. negresse nominee Louise, appartenant
la succession de feu Eugene WartellE
ALPH. DEBAILLON,
q Sept. 1856. ... Enc1mteuf.
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r.
GINous apprenons avec plaisir que nom
settlement M Benjamin sera ici polr notre
Barbecue du 8 du mois proclaim; mais erco-
re que M. sann'l. +. Marks. Get oratsur plai-
SAINT qui 81 agreablement entretenp son ati-
ditoire en- notre vile avant la derniere elee-
tion gubernatoriale, accompagnera notre dis
tingue Senateur d'Etat dams sa visite chez
nous. ss.,ls f.a,
Ainsi done, . part ID grande Importance
que Ton attache d entendre Tune aes plus
bellies illustrations du pays. nous aurons en-
core l'attrait dun orateur simon aaasi enli-
nent, ~ moins tres amusant, &c qui, dams cea
temps De crise politique 1t Dc tristesse publis.
que, bien son merite
Nous allions oublier de mentionner que
plusleurs autres orateurs, tant de notre Ra-
roisse que de chez nos yoisins, nous font es-
p6rer qu'ils riendront, eux aussi, appuyer de
leurs noyens oratoires ct dc leurs lnforma-
tious en- politique. Ia noble cause defl'Union
et dc Ia Consultation.
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vEnTE PAR LE SHERIFF.
EI'A1' DE La LOUISIANA.
Garthwaite s Darcy, Cour de District,
VS.. IarOlSSe st. Landry,
Aaron J. King, No. 1855.

Aaron J. King, No 7155.
I'm vertu dun writ de &. IA, lance dams
- le process ci-dessus intitul6, par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour la Paroisse St Landry ct
moi adresse, il sera o1ert en- vente pubique pour
du compliant, la Maison de Cour de cette Parosse,
lie Samedi, Ter Novembre proclaim, 1856, conllnen-
cant II heures du man, ct continuant dc jour ell
jour, sill necessaire tous les droits tres nterets
ct pletentons de Aaron j. King la propriete sui
vante saiSie pour satisEtjre lie dit writ savoir:
Ii, moiti6 Nord du Quart Sud-Est ct lie Quart Nord-
Quest du Quart Sud-kst de Ia Section No. Sept, dams
lie Township Quatle Sud de la Rang6e No Six Est,
dams lie Dist let SudOuest des telres de la Louisiana,
contenant cent vngt acres ct 27-lO0mes, etant lie
meme MOI ceau que couyre lie Swamp Land Warrant
No. 6S2, entire lie tevrier, 1885, W. II. Gran
shand, Register.
L. CHACIIERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Sheriff, St-Landgy, 27 Septembre 1856.
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les premiers, quel est Phabitant du Sud, at
tache nos institutions, qul hesiterait a les
v Psoxiey. ...s.E -=.. -.....-
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Gy-Nous sommes antorises a annoncer one Mr..
CHARLES BOURQUE est candidat Anti-Know-
Nothing pour Assessor Ia prochaine election.
0peIoasas, 80 Aout 1885, }@s
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vENTEPAR LE SHERIFF.
ETAYDE LA LOUISIANA.

John Fahey, Cour de District,
vs. s-. Parosse St. Landry,
Josephine Chenier, adm, No. 77ss.
I'm vertu dun writ de Fl. fa., lance dams
- lie process ci-dessus intitule, par la Cour
de District dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, ct
moi adresse, il sera offert vente pubque, pour
du complaint la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse,
le samedi, Ter Novembre proclaim, 1856, commen-
can't IL heures du matir, ct contnuant de jour en-
jour- sill est ecessare, tOus les droits tres, interets
ct pretontons de Josephine Chenier, adm, la pro-
prete suiyante, saise pour satisfaire lie dit writ,
savoir:
Tn certain Lot de vile ct Maison, situe. dams Ia
vile de Washington, Paroisse St. Landry, Giant lie
meme acquis de A. Follain Snr., borne au Nord par
Dupre Street. rEst par la propriete de s. D. Ais,
a rouest par la propriete de Antoine Peyrel etsau
Sud par Carriere Street. contenant environ un delni
acre. l.. V. CHACHERE, Shefh
Bureau du shelif, St. Landry, n Septembre, 1855.
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ABBEv1LLE, Paroisse Vermillon, |
9 Septembre, 1856. I

-aar DSmocrates des Paroisses St. Landrya Caasies
Vous ates respectueusement invites a assister
nne AssEMBLEE GENERALE EFT UN BARBECUE, qui sera
conne par lie Parti Democratic de cette Paroisse
le Sdnedi, 4n,c jour d Octobre proclaim, 1856 Plu.
seuTs orateufs distingues de dierentes parties dc
i'Etat $eront presents ct adressercnt Passemblee
Respectueusement,
AMBROSE LACOUR.
...4.z~ r. F. PATTEN,
~ 81 L. LEBLANC Jr,
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Encaateur Public,
...-s..s.s Dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry.
nsg- Son bureau est en- celui du Sheriff. -. ....
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GEORGE STEERS CLAIMS TO BE WASHING
TON Boat the dinner after the brilliant
launch CT the Airiatic, George Steers was
called out by a tOas. from Captain Hudson
who gave " The Collins line of floating palaces
and Young Americas Steers, who has com.
bined and concentrated all their beauty and
strength in his own unique, unequaled Adri-
ATTIC
Mr. Steers, somewhat embarrassed, arose
and responded in few words 1t was evident
that be was not partial to speechmaking, so
lar as he himself was concerned, and as we
heard him on one occasion say he would
rather make twenty ships than one address.
On this occasion, however, he had to make a
speech, for his audience would not be satisfied
till he had said something. After they had
done cheering him, he said Il think this is
out of order, myself. daughter and ap-
plause.) am pretty well fatigued, gentlemen,
and 1t Is not in my way to make a speech to
you, no matter how willing I might be. 1
wish / had little of DIR. Chapin's talent, and
L think l could do justice to the speaking
part. But inasmuch as / am deficient in that,
shall content myself with thanking the
gentlemen for drinking my health, and sit
down. So saying, Mr.. Steers resumed bis seat,
amid loud and repeated applause. Mr.. Pliny
Miles then made few remarks, in the course
of which he said it had been stated that
George Steers was Scotchman, and that he
built the ships for the Yankees.
Voics-COme, George, tell US where you
were born.
Mr.. Steers-I was born in the District Of
Columbia. Enthusiastic cheers
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DECISIONS predisposed to Pulmonary Aztec.
A lions IND this the most trying season, owing
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Properties Of which Messrs. 9. & r. are now
building
NINE ESPECIAL RAILROAD CARS
at the ear factory Of Messrs 6oold Co., In Al.
bany, N. Y. And in carrying out the original
intention Of which, of securing troupe Of ar
lists for a project involving so much expense,
who shall be each confessedly and by common
consent the very first In his or her department OF
the profession, insurmountable difficulties are
found in the preensions Of the claimants to the
honor Of superiority, which can be decided only
by their contesting with each other at the same
time In the same ring. The prizes are:
First The sum Of one hundred dollars In cash
Second. A seasons engagement with the new
Railroad Circus, and an advance Of salary Of 10
per cent. over the highest salary the successful
competitor may have received at any previous
season. And
Third. The great ecldt that will naturally at
tend the victor in this equestrian tournament.
All the competitors are req uired to 81 security
before their names are entered, that they will ap
pear at every performance during the week, so as
not to disappoint the pub ic, and to sign certain
stipulations considered necessary to the proper
management Of the contests
A large proportion Of the most celebrated Per-
formers extant have notified Messrs ). Il r Of
their intention to compete; and the following
distinguished artisteS have already entered and
will appear. each claiming supremacy in their
respective departments:
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EVENING STAR.
B RILL / A N T s
THE PRISON


And this place my forsfathers made for man
This Is the process Of our love and wisdom
To ea"h poor brother who ofends against us
Most innocent, perhaps, and what II guilty.,
Is this the only cure? Merciful God!
Zach pore and natural outlet shrivelled up
By Ignorance and parching poverty,
His energies roll back upon his heart,
And stagnate and corrupt, till, changed to poison
fney break out on him, like loathsome plague
spot
!nen we called In our pamPered mounteodnks
And this Is their best cure Uncontrolled
And friendless solitude, groantng and tears;
And savage faces, at the clanking hour
Seen through the steam and vapors Of his dun
geon
BY the lamps dismal twilight so he lie
Cfrcled with evil, till his very soul
Unmoulds its essence, hopelessly deformed
By sights Of ever more deformity?
with other ministrations thou, o Nature,
Healest thy wandering and dstempered chiid:
Thou pourest on him thy soft inf eases
Thy sunny hues, fair forms, and breathing sweet
Thy melodies of woods, and winds and w ters-
Till he relent, and can no more endure
To be jarring and dissonant thing
Amid this general dance and minstrelsy:
But, bursting into tears, wins back his way
His angry spirit healed and harmonized
BY the benignant touch OF love and beauty.
(CoIsTidge.
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MARTINGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS Of
every description, both for city and country use
All kinds Of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR.
PET BAGS. Ladies' SATCHELS, TRAVEL.
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
and HAMES: Horse, SgoSe, and Dust BRUSH.
&c, &C.
All material used win be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of US having been practical
workmen for several years, we feel confident that
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or
durability. BY unremltting efforts to give salts.
faction we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit
a share Of public patronage.
Pasticular attention paid to covering Trunks
and repairing all kinds Of work
Saddlers' tools constantly on hand noy7-u