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.ssFe Ia sVaCHACHEREs sherif.
Bureau du Sherif, St-Landry, 30 aolt, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-08-30

LIS nA5sfas sQNT TRoR vEREs RimsierFs jour.
naix know -nothings annoncent avec " plus Grand
beraepx ID upuyeie suivante que nous nous ialsons
aa plaisrde ferfodaiEe
NJ Le bruit cont due u gr6xident RiercB ct 5.
1aAslaaxAaAaeH sae 81 d6eaeeF e. faEear - y
<AildatHEe de IL IF lnore nous esperoNs pour &c
dernieEs qAs 81 bkuit est dSnue az fohiement celia
poGrrait heapconp nuire j sa candidature.n
C'est ehafmsat, en- vefitg, ct Ia seule chose qni
nctas st5dns, cAst Que mes adeefsaiEes Rannone1nt
pas que James Buchanan sest pr0nones en- fayenr
De %. Fillmore contfe Il candidat democrate er
gut sails d0pse. nuissit bsauconp plus enEcre 80
tsi0fnphe du Know othingisr1c.
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ou a NJ. G. RArMosD, curs des opelousas,
The Opelousas courier., 1856-08-30

Bureau du Sheriff, St. Landry, 80 Aoat, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-08-30
Vente par le Sheriff.

Bureau du sherif, ot.Landry. 30 aodt 1856.
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MEDICAL,


HEON RHwARD-DR. JEFFkIEB ANTTDOfB Is rBB
ECUU efectua preparation sod, and - nehsr ere
ofends the palate and renders
deviation In diet or interruption TO usual pursuits
Sleep healthy digestion, the nuisance thus
speedily consistent with the production Of thorough
Its ingredients entirely vegetable
injurious effect either cons uonAy locally,
caused by ie Price 81 bottle. Sole agent he
city @. H. RING, 1872 Broadway corner Of John street.
CONFIDENTIAL CONsULfATrONs.-nR. OOBBITF l9
" Duane street. msy be consulted certain diseases The
victims Of misplaced confidence call DR.. @. with ne
certainty beng radically cured His treatment of disease
with that OF Ri,ord Of Paris thoroughly erAdcAne every
ge Of disease from the stem n B. See my diploma. In
my office, Is member OF the N. Y University.
CONSULTATIONS ON ALL 6DRAsRS OF THn DYn
and ear as heretofore from 70 o'clock daily q bo9
experience given medical practitioners on tho operAHun-
operations removing with Jacobs noodes VIM.
pain DANGER and the Of other iav1luabe
uments during late sojourn In Europe; ne
opbhamascope and specua for asoertening the
condition. rsease health the interior Of eye aud 0
&c My treatise the be procured Ut the ONCE Al
So fuperor artificial which and look exscty hketha
natural eye JANIS W. POWELL. Md. Ocuir, AurisA 10
DR. LARMoNT's PARIS AND LONDON MRDICAT
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide tweneth sdcu zoo 49,
100 eectro ped illustrations; CLOTH g. II gives he a6ver
sed remedies and shows the superiority Of Ne aurs Pnru
and London treatment Of certain Diseases also nervous d
ty local and general from and ndscreon -
Spring and Mrcer streets entrance In Mercer opposs
ST. Kicholss Hotel New York from 10 A. 70 IN the evou
Ing We recon mend Dr. LArmon 10 the De-
Etsts Uns StRata Zeitung.
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ne. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THn .PRACrICAI pRI.
u vate TreaNse," 10 o0acss ~ Houston strosk near
Wooster; hours nom !? A M and To- r. NJ gunday
excepted Those who apply IN the eArly stages wl BE-
cure In :cure fSm its nrst or incpisn 70 IL mcst a.
vanced and tstressng stages he guarantee rapid
snd radical which, he hss ground Tor stating be Oh
tanned from no other In America Consulsons STRICTLY
confidential Private seats for waiting.
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SEGARs.

GE6 xRs.-CHsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE az
At much less than their market value fro stock Of
cver . million Havana, domestic and German. Normas
IS So upwards; Operas g. advanced on segars
bond or otherwise. o. oHREK6 II Broadway.
CEGARs.--THR CORDOvA sEGAR COMPANY OFFER
unusual Inducements TO purchasers. Cal and re hs
at 81 Deg street, up stairs
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CURoICAL AND MEDICAL

CURGICAL AND MEDICAL CONsULTATIONB.--DR.
- COOPER IA Duane esk may be consulted dissasea
Twenty sx years spent exclusively in the above speciality
enables him cure In all undertaken n
Those who may have been inhaled By qnsck Advertisements.
nosr, ms dc may call ON Or o. With the certainty Of recev
~ honorable treatment Charges moderate.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


a New England rum MonoDg and rectided whsxsy
ipris high and low proof In bbls and hhds We invite
city and country buyers 70 examine stock which oY
at lower prices than any house In the trade.
O. WARD CO., ITO Murray st.. agents for the disallers
A CHOICE sELECrION OF sHERRTES, MADsIRAs
a ports chAmpegnes and claret wiqes brandes amstcs
rum sebiedam schnspps Holland and Englhh cordial gin old
Monongahea, Sc0tch and irish whses London and Dublin
oorer and Scotch aea for sale UN DEHHILL MATTEa
SONS, 40 Brocme street. corner Of Crosby.
pRANDIEs-JULEs, ROBIN, oIARD. DUPUy 4 90.
ID Pfne. Casilon Co.. and Alex. 4eignete In bond ia
usual assorted packages; port sherry, madeira
and claret vines ess green and black s6rdinss. boes
dem5ohne segas Lotdon rorier Scotch ale &C Great In
ducemente 70 cash and sbor, time bayers
G WARD CO., ITO Murray street.
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MEDICAL.
DOCK FOR EVERY HUSBAND AND WIFE
- THE MARRIED wCMAN's

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
One p On
extra binding 81 Eve1I woman can hsrs discover BY COM
sn ard q her and be
sos Which bore ind Ths BOOK s her What the
words and such as she can Those suffering from
rom prolapsus ueli calling q the womb or from sar aibus
VIII each ind in s pages the means Ct prsyeaon a%eera
ton, Ohio
c.pb sink for some three Years more in
ment saocss.ve esb isted and
81 II g. ss
Ss Gs Ses
discover 6ssc%sasn pIsysss such rsas$y
But for his another would have passed over my
hss a nav ~ my s would have
For sale BY sTsIN GER i wNsEND No 2l2 Broadway
s %
Ne c on he
receipt Of COPY will be transmitted BY mail tree Of post
Br h ~ s, once yoI No s
HUNTERS MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL sPRCIALIsT-
III MEDICAL information for the people. Conients: Diseases
a H.
5 Of na sna % % Ne
hemorrhods in consumption City of London Hospital oriDs
the chest signs OF uroGress the ming sickness Dis
e ca Of he Stomach and ve.The stomach; dgspepsil
on stomach coughs; the FUR ctton dgeEioa Diseases
The Eye and Ea1ntroductory remarks; phys
ology the practical euns disease Of the conj,cs
diseases tie Diseases Of the Skin The structure func
tons affections Of the skin kkcelanoous
and Quackeres; Jehn Stewart Rese cool mpudencs time
rant nhas the feepsd BY the Emperor eau OF epepsv
deaths from affections Of the respiratory organs In
New York. Subscription 81 year. specimen number sent
Tree request Published msnthy by CHAIRMAN q CO.,
Astor Roufe, No. Veecy street.
DRIvATR CONsULTATIONs.-DR. WATSON ATTENDS
exclusively TO diseases OF certain class in which
ed vast number Of In long Of practice
III. remedies mild and u is interruption
change of Diet DR.. Watson earnestly
Of rcsrums, specifies, drops and other ussku treat
mep make the subsequent cure les speedy W. WATSON,
~, formerly surgeon In he Lock Hospital Office Walk
street, few doors west Of Broadway Also consultation By
etter.
O{CORDs PRACrI@-DR. Q. D. HAMMOND, FOR
n m6ly pupil with Risord Of Paris and with the cello
brated surgeons Of Ais city, ORA 0Anochan Mott informs
The public ns!hs may BE- cn.sd i9T ne sure q an mPor
bis vspieDuy locaed SIG Broadway opposite the -
Nicholas Boe He tenders 10 81 afflicted positive assurance
II relef those who have bseu ebusod by ec6ss"
udoes toots mercury and like eussons OF the numar
edcel charlaans Of the day rely having their
teaed efeusy no mater how oompcetsd they may
sppesr Ofee from 10 l. And om 10 g. Trsstnent
aso BY letter and remedies adspsd 70 ne ease sent Oasu
Phybcsn consulting and operative surgeon.
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BILLIARDS.

Is uI1X RDs.@WE OFFER FOR SALE 4 SPLENDID
ID ck win our now invented cushions. suitable for pd
yy ma public use Biz good second hand tables for sale
cbU p Orders by mall attended 70. Buyers win do Well to
~ a1WTIyR 4 p1CKM, 70 Ann SIrssk
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L,OR FAN JUAN DE kICARAGUA.--THE NEW AND
Y splendid steamship ORIHABA. f. l.. Tinklepaugh com
msnder will leave New York for San Jusn de Nicaragua
surdav, TO- at O'Clock P. NJ, pier foo OF Beach
rect, North river For freight and passage apply 70 GHas
Sierra Nevada be at San Juan del Bur IN e
sci with the above, the rates passage from that San
FranCsco will exceed in first cabin 500; cabin
no; steersge $50 TranE the Ishmus at tho expense
he passengers.
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UOR MKLBOURRE AUsTRALIA-7AKING, FREIGa7
for Sydney, Geeloog and Adelafe.-Muual Line-PosA
lively the first and de fastest ship In the berhTho superb
tart Of her cargo engaged will have prompt despatch An
early day win named which she win positively sail.
limited amount Of freight will be taken at moderate rates.
applied for at onco This ship extreme clipper and hae
been beaten In her passages For freight passage
having nne sPPy q pS.rd Pier TO- Ne
Rogers, warned. Lord Co, gents at Melbourne.
n,OR REV ORLEANS AND HAvANA-rHE UNITED
States mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR. j. w. suth
May and sa for the above ports Monday May L. at
aIesa LfTiNGsf0N, SRoGHBRoN CO.,
No bills Of lading signed the steamer sails Freight
or b. Louis goes through by this line in sixteen days
DOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITKD sTATEs
L Mall lne.-1he new and sssgant steamer AUG UsTA
No. North river M O'Clock r. M. Bills OF dng signed
BOARD For freight Or passage apply 70 s. L No
Jacksonville ISL; 70 Piiaka s3s Large and oommodious
teamers leave Savannah for Florida three
Meeting with the steamers from New York Tuesdays and
aiurdayR
h,OR NORFOLK AND PErERsBURG.-THR UNTTRD
e States Mall steamship ROANOKE. Capt. Thomas SKIN
oer VIII leave for the above places Wednesday 7
O'Clock p H., from pier Is North river She will arrive
Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg following
morning. Passengers for the South will proceed directly
the great Southern mail hne TO Chsreson, Augnsta
sry Friday morning. Travellers will find this the cheapest
oeasantest and most expeditions Passage and f,re
with saeroom 70 Norfolk 49, 70 Peersburr and Richmond
$40. Apply 70 LUDIAM PLEAsANTs. so Broadway. .
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HOTELS.
SJOzzpNs WEST POINT HoiEf.~THS PROPRfRf0R
u informs the publc that he is now prepared 70 makes
rapgemens with families for permanent board for tho coming
season. The hotel win open on the 10th OF MAY. -
Cottsgea-Nr has three furnished cottages 70 let
pa2cuaY information ccucerning which be obtained
ALFRED PILL, Esq, b6 Wall street
AXE GHORGE-sUMMBR HoTsL.-THR UNITED
il estes containing some eighty rooms, with ITO acres
il desred the will furnished by the TIE
mires might available for water cure eatabliaher In
oulre OF DORRMUS NIXON, Il Park place.
PAVILION. NEW BRIGHToN.-THE PROPRIETOR %
III establishment begs leave to inform his friends and tie
public he ready 10 enter into WITH
parties wiah rooms for the en-
su, season The Pavilion will open Saturday, May H.
The hotel has several improvements and has been
newly decorated by Ju es LIE Grand +. BLANCHARD.
DTCHMOND HILL HOTEL. STATEN ISLAND, lLb
X open 10, season the 3s Of May; board on or Anhr
hat date for three monhs 1t 90 week children under
atsres meet the and O'Clock boat from New York
Vasderbips landing, for the hotel Particulars A b. ".
ssnedeVs "ore NO. w" ]. ?. KkLLErT. Proprietor.
TTJCTORIA HOTEL, BADHN BADBN, G1RMANY.-F
PHI. GRO6HOLZ, owners well known. American
writes from this The hetes OF Baden are ex
oelsnt The most ercslent Of ALL though shit dearer
han nv othsr the Victoria kept and ownsd BY Meems
Pm Orr rhoz brothers 70 Memrs Louis Phi Groshoz "a
porters in Philadelphia They best know how TO furnish their
uests with substantial Engsh comforts which one can
epoy eYorbant In Er gland and which they here Ia
wish with prosuse hand at German prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-25

THE PACIFIC.-The New York Courier which
has heretofore spoken hopefully, thinks that there
is now no probability of the safety of the Pacific
An encounter with the ice is thought to have been
the cause of her destruction
If, in spirit of emulation, he (Eldridge) ex.
posed his ship and his life to hazard he only did as
they have done who in his profession are every
where regarded as patterns of prudence and abili,
ty. Captain Judkins of the Persia, escaped mar.
rowly. Captain Lines of the Arago struck heayi-
ly on the ice. Capt Stone of the Arabia was ex-
posed to imminent peril from contact with the ice
While Captain Comstock of the Baltic, and Capt
West of the Atlantic were in positions which
caused them the gravest apprehensions.
'OH the llth of March, ls4l, the steamship Presi-
dent sailed from New York, with thirty passengers,
and was never again heard of. In that year ice
was several times reported, and the belief is gen
eral that she was destroyed by an encounter with
ice. On the 10Th of March, 1854, the steamship
City of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool for Phila
delphia, with more than four hundred souls on
board, and has never been heard OF. She, too, is
believed TO have been destroyed by ice for in that
year there were more vessels that reported ice,
than had ever been known before Ice liz the great
enemy which ships propelled by steam have to
fear, and no form of construction seems to afford
security. The President was without compart-
ments the Pacific was partially provided with
bulk heads, while the City of Glasgow was per
fectly divided by watertght bulkheads"
The Courier thinks that the underwriters should
insist upon more Southern routes for steamers.
X. X Haight Esq, was one of the passengers
on the Persia. His son was a passenger on the
Pacific, and among the missing. Both father and
son were to have left together at later day, but
the son hurried to be home on his birthday.
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Mrs. w. Ward is playing in Baltimore

Albert Smith, the London author, is to marry a
daughter of the Kolleys, noted as comedens
Liberty or DEATH" as the rat said when his tail
was caught in a trap
A young lady has written down in her album,
that kissing is capital offence
Mr. and Miss Richings hao complimentary ben.
eht IN Washington on Saturday night
The wife of Horace Wilson, of Branch county.
died last week from the effect of Chloroform. ad
ministered while undergoing the extraction of a
tooth.
1t W. Y. Freeman, senior, Major in the Adit.
Generals Department U. S. A, has resigned,
Mr.. Sidney Jones, distinguished merchant of
canada was Killed on Tuesday last by being
thrown from sleigh.
Herbert Ingram, proprietor of tho London Illus.
trated News, is contesting the borough of Boston
for Parliament.
Miss Frederick Brcmer IN the Swedish news
papers, thankfully acknowledges the liberal pift
of l2.000 thalers, destined for the establishment of
an asylum for old, deserving goverpes.es and sent
to her by lady.
Forty-six vessels, representing 10 o2t TINS mr..
preparing at the port of London TO enter outvards
for Australia during the present month
Davenport and Murdoch are both p laying At the
st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans,
Wright G. Stanley, Esq, a prominent member
THE Mobile Bar, died in that city Saturday
evening last, from an attack of apoplexy
Young Ames, u no undertook to shoot his father
Horatio Ames. of Falls Village, Con has been ar
rested in ST. Louis and committed to jail in Litch
field, Con.
The Merchant Mills of +. +. Harrison, near
Andersen, S. c., were burnt on the l4th inst with
q large quantity of wheat,and -four Loss o., 1000
There are at present in Germany 165 theatres,
employing about 5000 actors. dancers and vocal.
lists and 5000 choresters and musicians of the or
chestra.
The store of Lallerstedt e. Demming, at Angus
ta Ga, was robbed the 12th, OF "a 900 worth of
silks.
Mr. Morris Barnett. we'll known English actor
and irsmstist died st the St Lawrenee Hall, Mon.
iresl, On The l7th inst
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.
PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-The Petersburg p
pers Of Yesterday haye the fniinxring

PETERSBURG AFFAIRs.-The Petersburg pa
pers OF yesterday have the following:
Thed-The office Of James M. Mercer, resident
engineer on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
was entered Saturday night by Jones alias Dunni
want, OF Chesterfield, who took 500 worth OF
clothing and goods. He was pursued but moi
caught.
Fatal Aecideat-A valuable negro owned by
B. T. Harris of Petersburg, was killed on the City
Point railroad, Friday by attempting to leap on the
engine and being crushed under its wheels
Accident-A little son, 10 years of age. OF A. j.
Leavenworth had his skull fractured Sunday af'
ternoon, by the kick Of horse.
VIRGINIA PosToFFICE MATTERs--The Post
master General yesterday ordered the following
Appointments j. ID. Brown postmaster
Jennings Gap, Augusta county, vice Jas. A. Fra
zier. Jas. +. Crabill postmaster Tours Brook,
Shenandoah county, vice w. J. Kronk, resigned
Benz Comegys postmaster North Mountain, Berke'
ley county, vice j. II. Heironimus. resigned
Tbos. w. Palne postmaster Sangsters Station,
Fauquier county, vice Jas. Sangster, resigned
The office at Clover Green, Spottsylvania county,
is discontinued.
THE RE-AssEssMENT IN VIRGINIA.-The Win
chester (va) Republican, says that the re-assess.
ment of lands will effect serviceable increase OF
revenue from Western Virginia, where the value
of real estate has than doubled since the last
assessment.
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c. B. Owens, well known manufacturer OF
mineral water in Cincinnati, fell dead in his store
on Friday.
Rev DIR. n. l.. Rice has declined the call TO
the First Church IN New Orleans. where he was
offered the extraordinary salary of $1,000 per an
mum.
Capt Reid ofthe privateer brig Gen. Armstrong,
prom pent In the history of the late war; is still
alive, and In bis 18th year.
John A. Greeuough, son of the celebrated ar
tist, has been sent TO the lunatic asylum at Con-
cord, n. ii.
A letter from Hsyre received by the Quaker
City, states that the amount eff wheat taken by the
Government is 250,000 hectoiitres
Mr. Everett has consented to deliver his Grafton
ON THE Character of Washington" in Brooklyn,
N. Y, early in April
The steamboat fare from Cincinnati to St Louis
is $40 in the cabin and So deck, and 10 New Or
leans S20125 In cabin, and s5 on deck.
T. Dietrei Of Richmond, Va, was among the
passengers for Europe In the steamer Hermann
which sailed Saturday.
Thirtyone bodies have been taken from the
scene OF the burning OF the ferry boat a. Philadel
bhia
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PRICE ONE CENT.

,Acc.dent-A false alarm was given vesterd,v
M.in "oon s.n which caused the fremen to run down
with a,s' Mr. William Gregory, In running
:; .ne corner Of Main and the reel n.s .ssad o,,.r
In, n.' ms face and month ware sava.a,v ~
b.. h.a ny the fall and his bodv bru;ssd hy, ~,
val's drua s,n. oroken. He was taken in Mr. A. DIN
kieoieai AID, and was then sent bo,na e necessary
Dro"Hed body of a dead
noating at the mouth of CilIis,s nn n was ound
rfer yesterday. and taken asbora t Ia ssmes
|~s supposed py some to be the man 10 ne
tnrough the ice near the shiplocks dnr;n oroke
freeze oaring the late
Arrest Of a 7hief-A man named Tohn p..,
..;I penLenliy eonvict' has been arrested ma
VIII De examined at the County Court of Ta.l Slu
this morning on the charge of stealing doc
from Mr.. Stephen B. Sweeney ON the 1z,h ;'. gun
Richards, in company with George Livines,nn
fugitive from justice, stopped at Sweeney
on .ne i9th, under the pretsnee of hunting for
stave and hoop pole timber, giving his name ss
Blitz. On the 18th he borrowed Mr. Syeenav,s
gun and dog to shoot q few birds in the neighbor
mood, but forgot to return them. He made his way
TO the southsideo of the river, went to Petersburg
where he sold the gun and dog, then came back to
nenr1co, and was captured few miles west of
Richmond.
The Virginia Rifles, preceded by tue Cornet
Band paraded through the streets yesterday. and
made a handsome appearance
Ihe National Guard, were out yesterday. prece-
ded by the Armory Band and looked remarkably
nne. This company is increasing in numbers. and
promises to become an ornament to the regiment.
AFTER the parade was over the company repaired
to the Armory and partook Of refreshments served
tor the occasion, several invited guests being pre-
sent. f
Easter Monday was celebrated in grand style bv
the colored population, who seemed to eniov the
holiday exceedingly.
Iaaocent-William and Daniel, two slaves. ar.
rested on Saturday night for having a trunk in
their possession supposed to have been stolen.
proved their innocence to The Mayor yesterday
morning and were discharged.
Sent Bock.-Peter Hart an inmate of the poor
mousse, arrested and Gagged last Sunday morning
TOR being disordery in the street. was returned to
the care of Mr. Pearce yesterday morning Peter
declared that he came out to go to church, and
mad done nothing when attacked by another man.
1t would be geod policy for the Superintendent to
Keep such vagabonds within the poor house en-
closure. and get some minister to preach there to
them every Sabbath day.
ftoR9ed.-John, a slave was ordered to he fog.
ed by the Mayor, for having in his possession ST
len axe
Bound Orer.-Washington Jordan free negro,
was heid to bail by the Mayor for his future good
Denavlor, ON conviction of assaultng and teatirg
Ihomas Hall, free fellow, in January last
InsotcRt-Lucy, slave to Mr. Nelson, was pun.
ished by order of the Mayor, for using provoking
ana lnsoent language to a lady.
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The DAILY DISPATCH.
tuesday Morning, March 2J, 1886.

Ao'hoR'rr OF RAILROAD CoSpUcToRs.-A
worcester (Mass) Court has decided that rail.
'oa' conductors have right to put any passenger
OUT ei the cars by force who refuses to comply
WIN 'he rules of the company passenger
"'shed ts remain on the platform of the cars, "a
very dangerous position) and refusing to enter the
car 'ne conductor put him off at the next station
ihs court said that as the rules of the Corpo-
ra'ion' forbidding riding upon the platform of the
cars were reasonable and necessary, and were Sc.
seFal times brought to the attention of complain
amt the conductor had right to prevent COM
piainant from riding upon the cars and the right
ouse reasonable force in ejecting him therefrom,
for noncompliance
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AMERICAN TRAvELS-Sinee the issue of Miss
Murray book on Amerca, Mr.. Frederick Law
Olmstead of the same nation, has published his
travels and opinions. In Richmond Virginia he
was much concerned to find that that great State,
the mother of States and statesmen" was salts
fed with succeed building" for its capitol and
nothing short of the test by touch suffced. he
says to convince him that Virginia would have so
long remained content with such 'parsmonious
pretence of dignity as is found in imitation gran
te and imitation marble" In North Carolina he
represents himself having been literally "vic-
timized" by stage agents and fleeced by negligent
and unaccommcdating landlords.
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BIBLES AND RIFLES FOR KANSAS-At a Kan
meeting in New Haven. Conn, few days
since Prof. Silliman, of Yale College, subscribed
Sharpe's rife, Rev. Mr.. Dutton subscribed rifle
and bible for one of the deacons OF his church.
who is about to go to Kansas; Miss Dutton gave
one, Charles Ives three, and numerous others sub.
scrbed from to half dozen. Henry Ward
Beecher, who had previously made speech, said
that if twenty-five rifles were raised, he would
pledge Plymouth Church, Brooklyn for as many
more. The rifles were raised amidst much enthu.
siasm, when Mr.. Beecher exclaimed II think Kan
will now know that there is a North"