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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-02-21
OPELOUSdS M
GATuRpAY MORNING. FEB'Y Il, 1857

i AD<Sy-saWe are requested to announce that
tNrn RAPHAEL RICHARD, Pere, is d candid
ate for the Office Of Assessor. Election in November.
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RE YOU INSURED ?--E. L. NIMMo,
N Washington, La, Agent for the Equitable In
saranee Company of London, capital 81 SOC, GOO;
Merchants of Philadelphia, Pa; State Mutual Of
| Harrisburg. Pa, aud Commercial of the same place;
| Atlantic, Of Providence, r.. L.: also of the Knicker.
booker Life insurance Company of the city of New
York. NH
As agent of the above, | am prepared to take risks
on every species of property at low rates and great
advantages by dividing risks. For information, al-
ply to +. l.. NIMMO. pa
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A FRENCH MARRIAGE OF PRupENcE.-Tht
Paris Steele contains the following:
On the 10Th Of December last, a town ii
the north OF France was quite en- fete on &C
count of the marriage Of Mile Engenie D.
the only daughter Of q manufacturer in tn,
neighborhood, with NJ. Charles v, the SOL
OF "a wealthy merelrdiit of Paris. The mar
riatsne was one OF prudence and arrangement
rather than Of love. All the questions o
interest had been carefully attended to, but thu
point OF mutual inclination was totally neglect
ed. Every one seemed gay aud happy. except
the BRIDE. However, the ceremony took place
and a wedding banquet followed, the whole
being terminated by a spcndid ball. The fes
~tiyitis were drawing to u close, when a SER
want Informed the bridegroom that a gentleman
desired to speak with him OIL a very urgent
affair. The bridegroom went out, but did not
return for the rest of the evening. The guests
one bysone, retired, but the husband still re.
manned absent, and at last, long after midnight,
the bride withdrew TO her chamber. There
she. Mt cnce discovered the cause of her hus-
bands absence, for on the table by the bedside
she found q small parcel and the following note
from her husband
"MartbS II HUI ho, flSHb Ill marrying
Won to expect a sincere affection, since we
were but little acquainted with each other, /,
however. looked for a heart which had never
throbbcd TOR another, and which / might by
assiduity ana tenderness in the end make my
own. But n long series of letters from you to
another man. have just been placed in my
hand-lctters which prove, that if you gave
me your hand your affection had been given
to another. cannot, madame, accept such
an arrangement. and as | am unable to rend
asunder the bonds which have Joined us a few
hours since, am determined 10 protest, at
least by nv absence, against the union which |
have contracted and the first day of your
marriage shall be inc nfst, also, OF q widow
hood which shall only terminate by the death
of one of us. AdS.e", madame, forever"
The next moning the house Of the rich
manufacturer wa- plunged into CONSERVATION,
for the bride WIS found dead in her room from
the fumes of lighted charcoal. Gu the table
lay the parco'of letters transmitted by her
husband, an9hear them the following note:
"Monsieu I: 1t isl who am in the wrong,
and it is /. therefore, who ought to offer a
PREPARATION l give you the only one that is in
my powe /; l restore to you your liberty, and
/ expire imploring your pardon
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9as Thanks to the steamer A. w. Glaze for late
city papers. al
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-02-21

MLANE's LIVER PuIs.-.nother residenter
Of New sork City ~tostiiies to the good effects
OF DR.. Mlane's celebrated Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros.
New York, Aug. 30, 1852.
This is to certify that / have had the Liver
Complaint for five years, during which time |
have tried almost all knowa remedies, hut to
no purpose, Hearing of Dr., Ml4ane's cele-
brated Liver Fills | concluded to Try a box.
| did so add am NOW almost cured. Think one
box more will elect a permanent cure. l eau
eheernl!y recommend these pills to all who
may suffer from liver complaint. have also
known thom used with the most happy results
III cases of sieL-headaehc, or dyspepsia.
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No. lie Attorney stree.

Purchasers viii be careful TO ask for DIR,
MLane's celebrated Livir Pills, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. There
are other pills purportiag to be liver pills now
before the public. DIR. M'Lane's genuine liver
pills, also his celebrated Nermiinge, can now
be had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without tho signature of Fleming
Bros. ScoSil " Mead, New Orleans, La.
general wholesale agents for the Southern
States. to whom al orders must be addressed.
Sold in opeloasas by Jonn Posy and ny Z.
l.. 1icbrard & Go. IN
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nIsSOLUTIoN. - The Copartnership
l. heretofore existing under the style of NORRIS
~ nv ho I'm ~ sost;n was - 'i hr day osIsnltea, ,a in nn nail !,
authorized to liqlidsie the atHairs of the old firm.
Big Cane, Parish Of st. Landry, Sept. II, 1856.
j. l.. MORRIS,
+. c. ROBERTSON.
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nANCING ACADEMY Mr.. II. D.
IL Isle has the honor to inform a a
the pareats, Ladies and Gentlemen Of zVx1
Opelousss that he will continue his MyMs~
Glasses at the Varieties as follows /: 49, 49,
Class for Ladies, every Afternoon of ~
" sdnesday and Saturday, at 2 O'Clock; .
@tor Gentlemen, every night of Monday, Wednes-
~ and Friday, at I OF lock. as{ss
Mr. Iisle will introd1. the schottiseh, the Polka.
La Slcilicnne, the Magirka, the Redowa, the Polo.
naise, La Esmeralda, the s%araband, the Plain Waltz,
md. if possible, thePolka and Waltz Quadrilles..
9TH a variety of new Figures. :.
/, -5Mr. Lisle will give Pricate Lessons, if desired. /
Terms, $40 per- session, one-half invariably in.
ylvancc; and nogpupils received for less than half
~Gession.
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NOTICE.lThe under igned, having dis
IN sosed of his stock Of goods to Mr.. JUNIUS NJ
GILES, respectfully asks for him a continuance ok
the custom heretofore extended to the Cheap Stores
All persons indebted to the same will please mako
fnent to Mr.. j. NJ. Giles.
Ell. NIMMo, q
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HEADQUARTERS or II Army,
L0rdcrs No. So. October 20. 1867.
/. The LIST danny Rags will repair without
delay to Connecticut, To be in readiness for
the potato crop.
3. Lieut.. Col. Flabber has leave of absence
to make a new hoped skirt for Mrs. T.. and
sew u little for himself and the children.
3. First Lieut., Wiggis, ID Gunny Bars
having distinguished himself by making 6fty
sacks in one day, while suffering with q sortt
finger, is hereby made IIemsticher by breyet
and will be ofeyed and respected accordingly.
By order of the lieut. General.
Imagine the excitement produced at a fancy
fair or charity hazar I'VE could afford 10 h.
charitable them by a shirt of wondrous work,
maaship, placarded, "This entire shirt by
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, with his machine ana fh1
pride and happiness of the man who should
win that shirt and carry it off triumphant.
Alas, the picture is too bright | am
afraid that the Senate, or some leading mem.
Der" will make amendments. and we never
shall gel the machines or the pay either.
But let rs hope that The effort will be made
that the Senate, like 0mphale hestoNinr tho
distatf on liescales, Will literally decide to in.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-05

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NsnllnetNk, MeNAss N n.
AiNee aNr lac. tNe Nvvs AAs eeN,lNaea " ~
vsAv AMI IA New quite lew With, NV three met,
VII the rapid,
TAe weather. has beeA very Aet and dry. Nv
rain hsA Mllea here aimee sAe Might VI ,Ae 18th
VI JaNe4~avss sN wveks~-ahAcNehh AAs fallen
al A.eaNas4 many timer even In eight ef MAJ.
They havS had frequent showers voting she
ground thoroughly, on the ether aide ef the
lfivvr--,hr~e miles south d as--AAd m fart
pretty neAsy everywhere cave IN Bsrlingson,
The consequence IL eAtdens are dried Np-4-sege.
tables II every kind done for-.polA,cea very
small with chance of being very high N this
market until we gel returns from the rural dis.
tric,s.
Hay Is hot very abundant, and selling nj
from d To- M per ton, owing 10 quality.
Butter is scarce, but lie supposed TO mike up
the deficiency in quantity by p0ngency Of "A.
vor.
Farmers have brought some little new wheat
to 0aket, or rather 10 MILL What We have
seen rs remarkably plump and good.
We quote as follows.
Wheat-SpsinG So@S5.
Corn--6oc.
Oats--55c
flour-$6, 5o@7, so.
Cheese-l2 ioGl3c.
Butter~-l5alS.
Eggs-l2Ae.
Hides Green 6A-Dry flint l2Ac.
Provisions--Smoked Hams, sugar cured, LA
l5c--Shouldefs, do. do. lO--Clear sides i4al6.
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Chicago. SATURDAY.. August i.

Chicago, Saturday, August 1.
Market very quiet and dull this morning, az
is usual Saturday. Receipts continue liberal
Shipments show only one cargo Of 1886 bush
els.
FLouR-Firm and growing scarce. No sales
reported.
WHEAr-Qaiet. A car Of red winter No. i
delivered TO mill sold at 81 SO, and 500 bushels
spring to arrive at 81 l24.
CoEN-Dull and prices shade lower. 700
bushels sold at &c to store.
FKkIGHrs-Dull. The schooner Arctic takes
corn to Buffalo at 4c and the schooner Masslon
corn to Ogdenssurgh at Sc.
Corn MEAL-Selling at $40 per ton.
KYE-The first new rye was received yester.
day and sold at 81 10 to distllery.
HAMs-Seiling at lsa14c.
BUrTkR-Firmer, and ranges from l6alsc
according to quality.
HIGnsINEs--Round lots sell at 29c: small
lots at Sue.
PorAroEs- Range at from 81 25al 81 ioe
new.
APPLEs-Gi cen, SIS so.
PouLraY-Chickens scarce at 5oa3 per dOx.
ChEEsE-Western Reserve sells Mt 9aelc.
Hamburg quiet at 1oallc.
OsIoNs-l % per bushel.
EGGs-Suppiy small. Firm at l7alsc
LARD-Qaiet at late.
TALLow-Slow at 9aloc
FsuIr--Orauges IS ooa9 90 per box; Dried
Apples IS 0oas 80 per % lbs; Lemons So 90
a9 90 per box; Peaches, pared, csc, impaired
l &c per 10.
HAY-Loose Prairie IS 90 per ton from
teams; pressed $40 by the load.
FisH-ln better supply. No / White Fish
bring 81 ooa6 %; No 2 IS 7oa5 s74; No S..
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From the Eddyville Commercial.


Mr.. EDIroR:-Having Just made trip to Bur.
lington, some observations on what saw and
heard, may be of interest TO the readers of the
Commercial.
the crops, above every thing else, would at
this time, naturally attract the attention of
citizen of Iowa; for on them depends our pros
pcrity tor the ensuing year.
The wheat crop is the best that have seen
in Iowa for ten years; not that the crop is
extremely heavy in the straw, for it is NOT;
there are but few fields which will make an
enormous yield; but the general crop is good;
there is a uniformity about the crop without
precedent; but few fields are very heavy, and
very few indeed will fall below q fair crop
Another thing which will add very much to
the apparent crop is the fine quality Of the
grain. Every head, great or small, is full OF
plump, well developed grains of wheat, which
will add TO the quantity and quality OF the -four.
| am satisfied that the average production Of
good, healthy bread, per acre, will be greater
than it has been for ten years.
The Oats crop does not present prospect so
fstteriDg to our hopes; the quantity sown is
not large, nor is the general appearance Of the
crop SO good. think il will not come up to
an average yield. This must be mainly attri-
buted to late sowing, rs the more advanced
crops are uniformly the best. The experience
OF the last few years afford demonstration of
.lie Importance OF putting seed in the ground
early. We have evidence in the experience Of
the last few years, that We are to expect drv
summers. Our location in the heart of vast
continent, remote from oceans on every side,
must, from the known laws OF nature, subject us
to vast extremes Of heat and cold, and rain and
drought. We now know enough about our eli
mate to expect dry weather in June and July,
and unless We bring our farming operations into
harmony with this fact, by securing . good
start for our crops before the drought sets in
we cannot expect to bring out the resources of
our fertile soil
Timothy Grass may be set down about the
sixteenth part of . crop, or . failure, If you
please, and it has been almost . failure for the
last three years We must now look to some
other source for our supply Of hay. In CONVEX
sing with intelligent farmers over the country,
find there Is but one opinion on this subject.
Neither Timothy or any other of the common
domestic grasses are adapted to cur soil and
climate. Az general thing, they are too teri der
10 Withstand our rigorous winters, and they
have not . sufficient depth Of root to reach be-
low our summer droughts. What We shall do
10 q question OF serious moment to us; our soil
10 one Of unsurpassed fertility-on thia point
there can be no mistake-but the mines oil
wealth which lie imbedded In its bosom, can
only be drawn out By plants adapted to its m,
turc.
Attention should be turned to our native
grasses. They have grown and dourished upon
cur prairiss for tbousond years, aisording Z
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FATAL OccuRRENCE.-On Monday afternoon,
q man by the name OF Griffin, descended the
well at the Des Moines House, which is about 20
feet deep The necessary precautions for test
ing the presence Of Carbonic acid gas was not
rcsorled TO, and the consequence was that sus-
pension of life Immediately ensued.
Vim. Harris, q very worthy and industrious
man. passing by at the time, attempted to res
cue him, but in descending, when only about
eight feet from the top, overcome by the snme
obnoxious gas, let go bis hold and fell PROSTATE
TO the bottom, sharing the tate of the other.
Means were Immediately employed to dispense
the gas, and in few minutes, Mr.. L. L. Burn
ham safely descended, and the lifeless bodies OF
the unfortunate men we're drawn out. But it
vas too late. Life was extinct.
This is truly deplorable accident, and one,
too. which should teach lesson Of caution to
any who may contemplate making . descent
into wells. Mr. Harris leaves family.-iDes
Moines Citizen, goth ult.
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bEainD THR ScExKs.-Not long ago young
man from the land Of steady habits. who had
been placed by his friends in counting. house,
contracted m earnest desire to 20 upon the
stage. Tho passion took such hold Of him, that
all remonstrsDces were in vain, and accordingly
he abandoned his position In order TO Try bis
fortune before the footiights. His experiment
lasted for six weeks. Al the end of that time
he withdrew in utter disgust, saying that II 9TH
ers could only see what be had seen. they would
be convinced that the stage furnished the short.
est road 10 perdision. The reader may make
his own comments
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Pull directions accompany each package.
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Threshing Machines! Threading Ma
chimes.

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ID SPENCER Co, are glad 10 announce thai they
N.s have nov ready new and Improved Threshes
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ami sim lest Machine in use, while in capacity and
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They also manufacture the New York Horse Powers,
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Those In ofmAchines will do well TO send IN thef
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ard will repair amy d them
They also make IN excellent Hand Corn Shelter.
Orders solicited. H. sPkNCAR co.
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4 srsKrr MrRpER IN Nrw YORK CIrY.-on
fa,sa.y evening last, about half-past ten o'clock,
:. :, learn from the Post, Mr.. Augustus Van
Lieu. a respectable citizen, left bis home in Hu-
bert street, having started out TO take walk,
,p1 an hour afterwards he was found in Mercer
r,-e,, dead. two bruises on his head and his
safeguard broken, his watch gone and lis
,ecke. turned inside out. There seems to be
GttIe room for doubling that he was fouliy mnr.
aered and then robbed, but no clue TO the muir.
err has vet been discovered.
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WoKD TO 4 CANDID FuBLo.-scarcely four years haze
elapsed rnce the pres ntaiion of now celebrated
Stomach Bitters made you. You have tested
their efficacy, and have manifested your appreciation
BY your generous patronage, from the fact that they
have invariably accomplished Ill they purported to do
and if there is still among you any who from predispe
sition have included preparation in their general
prejudice against medicine, w-ud earnestly refer
them any of the leading physicians in the land who
invariably prescribe IL in all of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia Billiousnes Fatuency, Constipation, Loss
Of Appetite, etc. etc. It does profess all
things hold for the above Diseases is the only
speedy and reliable remedy. We would seriously
you against the different spurious articles gotten
up and palmed of the genuine "Hostetter," and il
is due yourselves acquant with all parties
gagged therein We have present several in different
sections the Union under Bonds but hereafter We in
tend prosecuting to the fullest extent Of the law.
HOSTETTER SMITH,
Sole manufacturers and proprietors, 261 Penn st.,
Pittsburg, Pa. laug
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rFJR Williams, engineer on the Ohio and
Mississippi Road, was indicted for murder, at
|olney, III last week, for running over a child
on the track and causing its death. He deliv-
|sred himself up and was committed. A writ of
|habeas corpus vas taken out, before Judge
Breeze. Who admitted him to bail in 81, 900, as
|as occurrence seemed TO be the result of TN.
.roidable accident
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Pills that are pillsi


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who certify that Doct. Hayes knows, viz
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Emory WASN'T urn, Governor of
w. G. Piunkett, Lieut.. Gov Of 9
Edward Everett Sec OF State and Senator Of e. s.
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Abbott Lawrence, Minister Penipot to Great Britain.
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@N8fvh
SfAk slR IL see YOU take occasion TO CEN
r. transfers and others, in YOUR paper, for
sF'fE their teams unsecured by hitching or
a'fsist, In the street, and | agree with you
r. hey deserve il. But wish TO call the at
Ffasea Of business men in Burlington TO the
- that there - hardly hitehing post in the
t@F man may drive all over town and Sc.
aSh4 nj Lamp posts OF awning posts to tie =
sf.f - one honorable exception there has
sreA 10 this, the h.rdsare store next TO Green.
'aoa'ss a Co.'S Bank. and that | believe is
'-'@salns4ird give Is something TO tie our
'sa. 70, and ] for one will tie up when leave
: 'eaa- Respectfully yours.