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MASTERPIECE Our DoNE.-We have lately sun.
posed Ayers Cherry Pectoral was the Ultima Thule
in its line, and that nothing had been or would be
invented which could surpass it in its fine points OF
excellence as u medicine. But we are confidently as.
ured by those competent to judge on the subject
that DR.. Ayers new Pills exec! in high medical ar.
tistry even that widely celebrated embodiment of his
skill. He has succeeded in making them not only
pleasant to take but powerful to cure the large class
of complaints which require q purgative remedy.
Lancaster Argus, Ky.
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WASHINGTON AMI OREGON. - The Indian
war, now raging in Washington and Oregon
Territories, still continues. At the latest &C
counts numerous families had been murdered
and many valuable lives lost. The United
States sloop-ofwar Vincennes and steamer
Active have been ordered to the seat of war,
where the revenue cutter Jefferson Davis and
sloop-of-war Decatur are already stationed.
Recruits are being collected. General Wool,
when last heard from, was at Portland with
the steamer California, now chartered by the
Government. The Indian organization is
represented as being complete, and they seem
determined to make it o war of determination.
They are by no means the debased, wretched
race of "diggers +" found in some parts of their
State, but are quite intelligent, fierce and war
like. The best Indian fighters in this State
believe that this war will last many months. II
will probably not terminate until the principal
tribes have been severely chastised and many
lives lost. [san Francisco paper, 9Th ult.
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on the Thames. She is so far advanced
toward completion that she is expected to be
ready for sea in July next. Capt. Harrison
was in Portland recently, on a tour of observ-
alton in relation to the comparative merits Of
the different harbors, contending for the honor
of her first visit.
The jury in the case Of Baker for the murder
of Bill Poole, in New York, after a consulta-
ton Of about thirty hours, could not agree, and
were discharged. They stood nine for MUIR
der, with a recommendation to mercy; three
for manslaughter, and one Of the three for
manslaughter in the second degree. the
whole case comes up for q second trial during
the present month. lara aoa al ll5
Mr.. Secretary Marcy has published an Off
cial letter, declaring that the President declines
recognizing the new Government of Nicaragua,
and will not receive French as its Minister.
Warrants for the arrest of French, Hall,
! Schlessinger and Others have been issued,
| charging them with having set on foot a mil
itary expedition to invade friendly territory
Nicaragua. tJ il 'la En- 4
Mr.. stevens's iron battery, for harbor de-
tense, building at Hoboken, and which is in
tended to be shot and shell proof, is now so far
advanced as tobe covered with outside casting
and the plan sufficiently developed to allow Of
the exercise Of jugdment as to the feasibility Of
the design. The dimensions are given as fol-
lows 400 feet long, As wide, and 81 deep.
She is to be provided with ten boilers, and two
propellers driven by eight engines. The edi-
tors of the United States National Magazine
express doubt as to the success of the plan in
its various details. VS. &
We learn that John Mcshinn, astage driver
in the employ of B. F. Holden, on the line
from the Terrebonne Station Of the Opelousas
Railroad to Houma, was frozen to death, on
the night Of Tuesday last. [Thibodaux Min
erva. tr.
The river has risen six inches since our last.
The latest accounts report it to bedown to low
water mark at Fulton but W presume the
rains of Saturday extended above that point.
Medium sized boats now cross the falls without
difficulty. and daily leave here laden with cot
ton. shreveport Southwestern, 10th. 4
We had a very hard rain for two or three
hours yesterday morning, that had a veryIsen
.sible effect upon the river. A few morg such
will once more give a " thorough navigation "
to Old Red. alexandria Republican,, 22d.
A negro boy named Abraham, belonging to
the estate Of John Stull, was yesterday, before
a court Of magistrates and freeholders, con-
victed Of stealing a pocket book of Rev. Mr..
Figari, containing some 500 or $lOO, and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for two years.
alexandria Republican, 22d.
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TEE RoADs.-We understand that the road
between this place and Grand Coteau is almost
impossible. The bridges ore nearly all broken
mp and we were yesterday informed that MI.
Price, the mail contractor, will be compelled
TO stop his coaches unless o remedy is imme-
diately' applied.
What are the commissioners Of roads and
bridges about? -l ~
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TnE SueAR PIAxrER.'-The "Capito-
Han Vsa-vis," published in West Baton
Rouge, will hereafter be called "The Sugar
Planter" and be issued on Saturdays instead
Of Wednesdays. We are pleased to see that
our old friend Henry j. Hyams has purchased
an interest in the paper and will assume its
editorial management. He will make q good
papa-he could not do otherwise. Success to
you, Harry /! fi9,S.'
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ALBANo AoADnMY.-In another column
will be found the advertisement of this Institu-
tion. Big Cane is an excellent location for a
firstclass academy, and Mr.. Furman, the
Principal, a gentleman eminently qualified to
snperintend it. Parents and guardians will
find it to their interest to take the Albano
Academy into consideration.
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CALIFORNIA. We have dates from San
Francisco to the 9TH ult. The news is unim'
portant. The Alta California says:
The mines are this time yielding immensely.
Any thing like o faithful chronicle Of the dis
c%overiess and rich strikes made almost every
day, would fill q small volume. Table Noun
tain, in Tuolumne county, still continues a
marvel for his richness, and vast sums Of the
precious metal are daily extracted from it. The
whole mountain is being pierced with tunnels,
and it will soon become like a honeycomb for
miles in succession. To purchase q claim to
100 feet Of this mountain, Or a like space on
many OF the fats adjacent to it, would require
a fortune. Thousands Of miners, who have re-
Gently recorded claims here by the right Of
discovery and possession, now feel sure of
making the "pile" for which they came to
California. The copious rains have also set
the miners ct work in all parts of the State.
Large piles Of earth which it has taken many
months labor to accumulate, are now yielding
their treasures to the busy industry Of their
owners. Even from Kern river we have cheer
ing accounts. We hear of rich leads being
discovered there. :
A wonderful discovery-no less than an ar
tlcle OF real soap-has been made in Table
Mountain. 1t closely resembles CASTLE soap,
and moreover answers an excellent purpose for
washing. Specimens have been exhibited all
over the State, and it is q fixed fact that " a
mountain of soap" exists in California. By
what process the ingredients were thrown to-
gether, it is impossible to say but the article
is now actually extensively used in the noun
tains, and it has been sufficiently tried in San
Francisco, the Alta AYERS, to prove that there
is no mistake about it.
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UNCLAIMED LErrERs.-In another column
will be found the List Of Letters remaining in
the Opelonsas Post-ofice on the LIST inst. The
laws Of that Department order that they shall
be published in the paper which, has the1argest
circulation hence their appearance in the
Patriot. gf sgg
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Oliver W. Holmes, the Boston poet, de-
livered the grafton before the New England
Society Of Network at their celebration on
the night Of the 2lst ult. He denounced the
Abolitionists in good round terms, as traitors
to the Union, and the Maine law as a rem
nant Of puritan intolerance and fanaticism.
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Esss~ 10 NERVOUS SuFFERERs.-A retired
Clergyman, restored to health in a few days, after
many years of great nervous suffering, is anxious to
make known the means of cure. Will send (free)
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. John NJ.
DAGNALL, 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
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A desirable residence in this town is adyer-
tised for sale in another column. A year two,
and the railroad, will double the value Of
property in Opelousas.
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@r DIVINE sERv1cEz-Rev. 3. F. ALEX
AsDER will preach in the Methodist Church in this
place on SUNDAY next, 9th inst, at IL O'Clock A.
NJ, and at the Methodist Church in Washington on
the same day at Z o'clock P. N. 49,.
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Mr.. FRANCOIS A. Vidrine, of Vile Plate
offers for sale q House and Lot in that place
This is q desirable investment. See his card
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The ever attentive officers Of the sydonia
and Alice w. Glaze will accept our thanks
for renewed courtesies.
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1t is a mistake that the Democratic party
plays upon q harp of q thousand strings. The
organ # that party II hwr. fExpousut.
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january D, 1856.
l.. V. CHACHERE. Sheriff.

A lEk'S CHERRY PECTORAL-For
n Rrond the rapid cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Consumption-This remedy has won for itself such
a a;naa : Tor its cures of every variety of Pulmonary
e erfe'sse ena u u rs Is entirely unnecessary to recount the
has been employed. So wide is the field of it's use =
lalness, and so numerous the cases of its cures. that
almost every section Of the country abounds in per.
sons publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs v
lIs use. When once tried, its superiority over eyery
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escans
u uph1ic na and where its virtues are known, the
TOR the distressing and dangerous affections Of tiss
pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate,
h had fd MOI tt only in formidable attacks upon the lungs,
put lor the milder varieties of Colds, Coughs, Hoarse,
ness, ETC.: and for children. it is the pleasantest and
salest medicine that can be obtained.
AS 1t has long been in constant use throughout
ms seeton, we need not do more than assure the
a peopi he, mat ha,n It's quality is kept up to the best that it
e'er has been, and that the genuine article is sold NV
JOHN PosEY. |. HEBR1RD 4 Co., Opeiousas. K.
w. Att", Warrington; !. C. PoLrssvs, q. Cotem
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~ The French department Of this paper will
hereafter be under the editorial charge Of OsEz1NE
4. GuIpRy, Esq. u ~ Hsa4 ys : i
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FROM the Seat of War.

The Pacific has arrived, bringing news one
week later. The following dispatch y from
NewOrleans papers Of Monday last, dated
NewY ork, December 20 X NJ
The garrison of Kars had capitulated, hav.
ing been actually starved out.
Gen. Kletz had repulsed Omar Pacha neal
Kertsch, which place the Russians still hold in
force. The Russians had made an attack upon
the French portion of the Crimea, but after
wards withdrew. -,z gG5{S,
Russia has opened negotiations for q new
loan Of fifty. millions in the German cities. The
Austrian army is being reduced to o peace
footing. u tt'4t.f -. ! .
We have still doubtful rumors Of peace.
The NewY ork Evening Post Of the 22d ult
publishes a letter from its Paris correspondent
Of which the following is the gist: ,
" Pelissier demands permission to e~vacuate
the Crimea forthwith. He declares it is i'm
possible to continue operations there, on ac-
count Of the want Of water for the horses ol
the army. The Russians have poisoned the
wells, and he asks what is the use of keeping
an army Of 100000 men shut up in their en-.
trenchments. 1t will be sufficient to leave a
garrison, at four or five points. But there is
much fear here in regard to the moral effect Of
an evacuation Of the Crimca. The matter is
still undecided. 1t is probable that Marshal
Pelissier's advice will be adopted. 1t is also
said that England wishes next spring to under.
take alone the maritime expedition against
Cronstadt, reserving to herself, however, the
privilege of demanding the aid Of an army for
Decentralization, in case of necessity"
We think it probable that the Russian bear
is not quite dead yet.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS
r .IST OF LETTERS remaining :. :.
~ Pcst-oftce at Opelousas, January i. 7sss us

r IsT OF LETT
|L Post-ofiice at Opel
Allis 8 D
Audiber Pierre
Anderson Thomas @
Aguillard Francois
Ayriyie G
Brant William
Breaux mme de We Ter,
Bouligny Charles 2
Brugierc Joseph
Bernard Louis Alien
Barry John
Brent Robt G
Bacon A L
Brulliard Caillier P
Bullard Sarah M mrs
Bates James
in lis ~
Brent r @ i9a si5b
Bernard in Louis
B~euchamp Charles
Blaize Julien
Bundick Ewell
Boudet Othon
Bime Hipolite David
Campbell L
Carron A ioh
Clark Eli jr
Chamberg 3
Caswell Argus ST.
Clark Thomas a
Comeau Pierre
Cavalier Louis.
Cavelier Louis
Collins John d
Castillo Alexandra
Castillo freres
Corbet Joseph
Case P
Comeu Athanase
Castillo Niche.
Castillo Alexandra
Caruthers Julien
Day A NJ
Dejean Adolphe
DuBorudier
Demaret Susan mrs
Dardeau Alicia miss
DGjean Aine
Dunbar Henry 8
Daucet Joseph
Darby Josiah L
Daniel John L
DGjean Ant
Dorlnan Green
Doucet Francois
Dolbear Rufus
Deville Jean
Devillier Louis.
Dejean Damoville
Dejean Benz
Disorzsselle DR.
Desbret Il Latour
Dabrin dr.
Devillier G
DeVillier FC
Dejean II
DariO mrs
Duperier Alfred
Devillier Coulon
Deville Louis
Deville Jean
Dejean Jean Bspt
Dejean Honore
Desbrit & Latour
Elite j veuve
Elkins VIM
Estilette Emile veuve
Esprit Jean Louis
Foster Gennie G mrs
Foster Hugh B
Foertseto H
Fitzgerald Jas @
Fourier Estive
Franchbois Napoleon
Folain Auguste
F%ranchebois Napoleon
Foertseto II
Fontcnot Lenfroy
Fitzgerald J G
Fontenot Cyprien
Fitzgerald JIG
Fiset Pierre B
Gravenberg Charles
Guillory Francoi
Gilbeau Placide 8
Ganson Lewis
Guiberteau F
Geents Henry
Gober Daniel
Gober r mrs
Gay Jean
Guidry Pierre
G~rayemberg A
Guidry Antoine mme Y,
Gaspard Leon
Guidry Louis
G%ravemberg C A
Guillard Francois A
Gardner e w
Guillory Evarist
Guidry Joseph
Order Evelina
Gauhert ] J
Grlllbeau Alexandra A
Gaubert J B
Guidry Pierre ven
Gates
Hartman ISL
Hall Meslz
Hoodington Elisha
Husband NJ H
THEOD
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~ Letters and communication connected with
the business Of this Office should be invariably direct
sdto the " Publishers Of the Opelousas Patriot"
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OPELOUSAS:
! SATURDAY. MoRnIsa. JAsUARYsS, 1850

~ We are requested to announce that A. NJ.
PERRAULT is q candidate for the Office of Town
Constable. Election in April next. s5T rs g
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n ORIGIN notifying my friends and the
~ public generally that I am in possession of the
two Tax Rolls of 1854 and 1865, and that I am ready
to receive the said Taxes, l teel it my imperative
any TO INFORM them that the statutes of 1866 have
added additional penalties on Collectors o ftTayes by
multiplying their duties. Therefore, as a general
rule, shall serve a notice of seizure on every Tax.
Payer who shall neglect to pay the same at tie first
demand, or in thirty days after this notice.
further notify the public that l shall not author.
ize any one to receive the said Taxes, NV IDENTITIES
shall only act in official capacities. I am in hone
that, with the aid and good will of the people, and
my constant efforts, l shall be able to meet the Ist
~falcation. Va ~
opelousas, January 5, 1856.
T.. v. ch,r;e
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q
slas remaining in II.
1sas' January l, 1856. W.
Hays Jas q
Hartman Abram
Hubbard s v dr.
Hiks Suvey miss
Holloway b mrs
Half Felix
; Hayes Jas G
W Jas E o
jackson W s
Joubert villeneuys
J J%a,s Augustin
Jeanson Nories
johnson VIM mrs
johnson Leon
Keys Sally miss >.
Knox 7 B mrs maj
Keller John B ss
kennis0n ]
Keller 8 Il mrs
Lachapel HELEN mn,
Landreneau Joseph a.
Lagrange p
Lauller Mary Ann mi.
Lastrapes Victor !
Lagrange Paul
Latiolais Lufroy MN. =.
Lopez mr.
Lemand Vencent
Lyons in L Iars
Lyons John ~
Lagrange Henry
Lanclos Adelard 81
Lyons johnson 8
Latiolais Jos L.
Leger Hilaire
Lafleur Il Delatosse
Langrange Willie
Lebleu Julien
Lavergne Eucher
Latiolais Alfred
Levy Joseph
Lanclos Ulgaire
Macdonald John
McGee Jos H
Matte Onezime
Miller Jos
Moore L II
Martinez Victoria Piss
, madame
Martins p
Melaneon Joseph 5t
McCauley James
MAnveux Alphonss
Marks Joseph
Moreux ] +
Magee Thomas H
Mallet Marcelin !
Nezat Lastie
Olivier Joseph
Orban madame
Patin H A
Prejean Gerard
Pineau Labb6 2
Parent Alexandra
Patin Marselin madsua
Pallet P A mad u Tf-st
Peres A
PreJean Clairville
Powell L NJ
Quebedo Toussant
Quebedo Francois
Quebedo j B
Richard Theodore
Roben Melehiar
Roben Jean Louis
Roben Dercili EAa@
Richard Simon
Roy Ludger.
Raulin r
Richard Theoduls
Rosat Joseph
Riquet Eugepe;
Raugau Alexandra
Richard F mme we
Sicily Valmont
StIles Francois ~
Sonier Adrien "a
Simons John
Smith John F
6onnier Robert L
Sonnier Theodule
Stapleton Edward
Sardel Marselin
Suthon l.
Saizan A mne we
Seilhan Pierre
Savoie Unsen rQaa
6anderford John n
sarrielle Joseph
Sicily Louis
Sicily Louis mineue
Shuble Danniel ! 80
Smoot W NJ .aS
Taylor Seth L
Tinnez E 3 col
Taylor X
Thompson mr.
VanGuilder Smith
Vidrine Andray
Vasseur Celise
Vidrine Louis
Womack Henry b !
Welsh Miles
Webb l. A
West Chas D
Wright John
West VIM
While Celeste "a
Young David mrs widov'
Young John col
RE CHACHERE P. N.
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pUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold, by the un-
L dersigned, a Public Auctioneer in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, to the last and highest bidder,
at the last residence of Louis Normand, deceased,
On TUESDAY, Eebrunry s., 1856,
the following described property, belonging to the
estate OF said deceased, to wit:
A TRACT OF LAND,
containing about G5 acres, situated near Grand Prai-
RE, IN the Parish Of st. Landry, and bounded on the
north by lands of Leandre Guillory, northeast by the
Crocodile Swamp, east by Lleien S%oileau, south by
Jackson Stevens, and west by jackson Stevens and
Leandre Guillory,
With all the Buildings and improvements thereon.
....ALSO....
A lot of CORN and FODDER:
A HORSECART;
Two Double-barrel GUNS;
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
FARMING and KITCHEN UTENSILS.
etc. etc. etc.
CONDITIONS. The above property will be sold
on o credit of one and two years from and after the
LIST day of March next, 1856. The purchaser to give
notes in sofido, with security, to the satisfactionsof
the Administrator, and the Land and Improvements
to remain specially mortgaged until full and final
payment.
Parish of 81. Landry, January s, 1856.
. LOUIS stage. Anctioneer
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT, situated
- in Vile Platte, opposite Mrs. Garaud's. The
Lot has one-half arpent front, by depth of ten ar
penis. On the premises are a good Kitchen and a
Corn Crib. For further particulars, inquire of ONE
ZINE A.. GulDRY, Opelousas, or Of the subscriber, on
the premises.
Vile Platte, January S, 1856.
FRANCOIS A. VTDRJNE
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PAGES! RACES will take place, on
~ Mr.. Alexander d. Devile's Race Track, near
Vile Platte, on SATURDAY, January 2G, 1850, an
American Saddle-horse Race, (catch ~weights,) a
mile and repeat.
- Entry Fifty Dollars. A purse of Twenty-Five
dollars allowed the winner.
Vile Platte, January 5, 1856.
ALEXANDER D. DEEULE.
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nor SALE--A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in
Il the Town of Opelousas. Possession given i'm.
mediately. For further particulars inquire Of G..
EALEs, at this office.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-05-16
THE INDEP ENDENT PRESS.

SPRING G00DS---1S56.
}. F. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,
Broad st., Opposite Masonic Hall,
A RE now receiving an unusually choice
IA variety Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest pri-
ces possible, and to which the attention of pur-
chasers is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following a.
mong others, Of French English and american
productions. Particular attention is asked to
Patusli, Lupin, Seydoux, Lieber d Co.'S manu-.
facture of Bombazines, challies, delaines,
bareges, grenadines, &c. Thirrin d Milliard's
black and colored challies, margnise, veil
bcrage and tissues.
Percals. brilliantes, cambrics, jaconcts, lawns,
organdies and berages,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
' Fourlands, very handsome;
French and English Calicoes Of Stein.
bacL's Hogle's Monteiths & Norton's;
Cases of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices;
Printed challies and berage delainee, from low
priced to very rich;
American lawns and muslins;
'' Calicoes, low price and fast colors !;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Richardson's Linens and other makers, a
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt
ing sheeting, pillow casing, DC, &c. birdseye
diapers, Scotch ditto, towclling and towels,
Turkish Bath, de-; window drapcry, lace and
muslin, &C., DC.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen drillings, &c, cottonudcs Of all sorts vest.
ings, spring cassimeres caslimcrett, drab etc, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivacd assortment of shectings and
shirtings, brown and blcachcd, from 3D. to l2-4
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Of every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale. In addition to
the above, We have the very finest ASSORTMENT
to be found probably in the State.
j. +. BURCHARD 4 CO.
Slay =, 1856. 62-ly