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NaufiEtl.Es DU El%aARAauA.-Ie steamer
Tennessee II. apporte a New York des ionvel-
les ~irectcntes du Nicaragua. don't le solnnaiie
telsgraplliiqne nous h deja etc transmits.
Walker cst toni9prs 4, Rivas il . attaque
dcux f6is sans success les allies rctfanches 4
Jorge. lie colonel gaycee, qui Sc readait
de San Juan del Sur i Rivas avec des eclai-
reurs, Il etc attaque par tes forces superieufes
ct obiige dc rebronsser chemiil. .
On sait deja one le colonel Rnckridgc s'est
cmpnre de Serariquii i s,est p~rgsente ensaite
,levaot Castillo, apres avoir piis, possession de
Tile de San Cai4,s. La place 9efait complete
ment invesiic 1t piairaissait Observation-Disclosures
tolnbcr entire ls mains dies AAiiesiciiiiis.. lie
colonel Titus e,ait charge dies dernieres opera
lions. mais SOFT qiilaa commits qnelquc i'm
prudence, soft qnil INIT pms sn .profter de fes
ayaniages, lea nssieges 6yant fait une sortic
tont mis- eli flute alres lid avoir fait cssuyer dies
pef,es cp,silerabsas. Ce t~ieshstre d campro.
mis- Issue de Ii campagnc vt empire ID sitna-
iipn dc Walker qti avait pronlis n sa petite
armec. isolee Il litsas. que bient0t IN cusinli.
nicaiions scraient rouyertcs ayec San ] min del
sNortc. sgs53 n
r,'ous les officers qnc lc colonel Titus nvaicn..
so,,s !, ! ordres ont dome ieur demission, ct Il
dernie- d traverse lisihme pour SO renare an
",,artier., 70 ,,eral. de Walker, Plus dc cent sol
,ia,s ydn Co olisl Inekriagc ont deserte apre'
ayoff appris /. catastrophe do Castillo,
lie colonel I..ck sitlge a mis- anc fable gar
nison Il Grcytown. I i seraplqnl.
Sir Robert McCln,sc, comnandant 70 slea
mer tie gnerte anglais hSkS sestsfelas 3 h'va,
dams Intention dcngagerR Es,eta. ssalAers
renoncer a ses projjeis. Celhi ICY IN 9 lalt ton
dsabord IN Tel accueil que lofieiers engla.s y
pas juge. . propos Dc %iorrnaler So p!apusi ;nOr
Le commaAdsnt de i1ssk arait queaa!ss you.
~aupauvanE menace dc couler 10 goea"t.s 9
g,errc a~iltcaragtainc Grenada. capitaine nsa,s
SIOUX. Walker hi dit quill sen pIaindraita q
commencement anglais, ct 10 commandan'
Mcclure, etonne du ton fernic dn general
semssessa de hui declarer quill n'nvait fait gu,
remplir &C quill croyait etre IN deyoir.
Ie navire de guetrs americain Saratoga G
!es navires de guerrc al,glais Archer, Cossaecl
victoirc, Intrepid 9. Pioneer Sc 'ronvaiens
San Juan lorsgae lie Tennessee q quite 9
mort ( A belle. @
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5sToHN MACl9ONALn, lneSnisur Uivil II
u Arpentcur, one ~ segyises M fFtk4sIe. 4 NJ.
acutsra imrn&disteiHsAh tdhtkN ~ eS1edt1A4 - III M
srotit donnAbsl asn4fGatS&ek MfYHQkNefaleN !. N1ss,
encoignurs ~ fuss Matns 4 asasdEysss telsssee.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-04

TouiS vITTEn, Ebtris< ddtb j vsndrs
81, dss i.svsboss. an, Y dixssasss aSaifsx
eetc. etc., I up pri2 atlIG55t 1iodefp6aaWAc fffNarrett - ~
proenr@ M ftha. 6saarsAssrs IAdct6T A y. Alfred
Putin ..JpeiausAA.
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II LpHoNSE DEBA1ILON, EacAntcur
a Public dams a. pour N Paroiess 81, Landry.
Tout ords0 laiRs6 caex lui on M hasaau ~ T.E,
Robin scra pr0mptement exevut6. ss$
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III OUIS a. PATIN, EntaHtguf rablic
- dnhs stS pour Il patotAae b. Landry. l4pysSa
nj Grand G0tsAu. Tons Usarss iAs.fs \ FAotsl
DE- 'uaion, aux OpelousaA, xcront promrtement SxA-
catSs.s Grand GUtsan, = Hssrtsr.
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ro. cl-t
a~uefhie lie session d.

-; mtitulee S3s f8g y.
AfTE yelatif aux Avis Judieiaires. A
@ssec, q. u est de plus dacrete Que lorsguM sci
liata asax g~azettes on plus de deux dans ID Paroissei
Aans ~laguellc lea dites PRoeEDuRRs se font, oa dams
iIaueIie Ii lite vcate dbit avoir lieu IN aefendcur aul
sstre spahIfd po;rtt, que Ii ehoix Ell soft Ffait
Hi dc trtds j5nrs aprts avoir recn lanoticel
nd Tsa@s alef AfitEi OH de In sAssIE faite en- yeitn
dIdit ofsfss.4 sJ5e defandeNr ntgiige de fajre son
Chin, alors IL pI1ignant aura 10 droit dc lc faire.
CWF,is DE FER DE BATaS-RnrdE.--A
question dc sayoir u ane iaxe speciale scrait
a~ppftssiicxxse sur les Woprictaifes de Ia rnroisse
aA5s<t Baton; Rouge pour alder 4 ID eonstr,,s
non dun d irselitre r i,..--
Rauge Ct Iii ousn.co 4leals. Il etc soumise
disratiee tfsnpnt Nlax llabitais. dc IA p~areisse que
ilolls ypnuns de nomnNr. LIS voix Sc sani
siusi liartagvcs parE In take. 26l eolisree Ii
faSe, 10. lie fipnlatt que doit rrsduirc Tim
ii Dc 100000. a II
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GfE-SN 45S[t Ggl-t gTF0-Te - a=l4I| UAE.aN gl
FsseRrpE--Ct ne csearmuaehe eftrr
no.aas sHss siaeleina fFBs sfaHta lien
leraieMRr Nai1ae. sa0ricains ont
1rfda six henfMs
.&sasss& -~----~5-i -----------
lafAtsstt,ss IN. Wheelcr
n%inisllc de- Fast fnis I'M sfaggna. q en-
seye 81 tirmissisn an yotscrnt ry
gttaserssvr dn Kwlsas, cn a bat %ant.Ant. " Sd
sish.is u etc areepttc.
NJ JAa q. Godfir's : eae noinme rar iie
president astt s@s4 dc Cuba. 1t
Ms Myegs,y ccttur de III poual,e i Cineii-
aatis
4e bFait eourais ANY 'ern~issesalntcsa Wsash-
%1essfca sSlidei, s~sna'eer he III Louisiana
UT Gsstegsss il epyoye il Paris corirne am.
b~assNtrpr tlts -Inis.
VI Et.svsss ssHaltoa. n etc pomm{
,asisFe Dc posta a Ii gssare!le-G rlen,s.
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urILIIAM II. SpKN CER, Ayocats
Wv Exercefa Nv profession daisA NJ diAxFSAter
Cours da ltme DtStuIct Judicieife. pAr scn aMbfNtiis
te a. acn indlisttie II coupte inaF18er tnsoafkgsensn
public. Bursan aux Opsl0uaas.
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MotT DE CnEvEr.-On lit dams les jour-
anS de Paris:
Tn hommt jasten,pnt ceitbre dams les tastes
n gastronomie europeennc, Went de mourn
=. set, lie fameux martialld de comestibleS dl
is Royal. a etc lrappe, lie 20 fevrier, dnne
ne dtapollexie fondrnyante. Chevet efait
JENNIE DIES cinq fills laisses par lie fonda,
IL In maison du Palais Royale c'eiait
J plus ilinstre dc la dynastie. II avail
en- 1857. 10000 frs rien qu'avee Il
,afht dc l.Exposiiion, don't il etait Tadladica
tairc.
NJ. Cheget n'avait que qnarante.hait an
qnnnd Ia mort est venue lie .frapper, tandls gu
dormant dams son %fautenil.
G'est ainsi qua fini, il y a quelques annees
IN ~slorieHx rival de Ghevet, Very, qui est MOI
en- sortant de table, dams ga fr,aison. de calnpa
she de la yallte de Montniorcncy.
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S5s% 4@S
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THEODORE DEVALOQQRT,@ kosairs
- ruhlio "a Encanteur taas seS ~ II k3idiSse
st, Landry. BaseaA ~ Grand CaeeeN4 TTeMk os9te
slaissA sau ntagassn de III, 4. ~. koLfNoras -
prpmptemsnt exscutfs
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THRoDOSE s. ROBIN, Ayocat, odsc ~
ses services 4 scs annia II au pubic al Quatotxi.
limo II QninxiStne Dis1stct JNdl6tAlte,s Sen tuFsau
Git anx 0pclopaAs. AyrilT \. SSis yss
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DODGERS 4 THOMPSON, Encanteurs
~ pubiics dams " pour II RaS0Isss 81. Landry.
Bnrcan Anx 0retoasaas ssfN
Gaoa0K N soosRs. A~.sJ.ruoNrsoNs
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DLINY DslfARnY, Nnisifs Pebble An
et pour VI pxruisee nj Landry, execntaEa av&c
promptitude tons AM Otdfes q1ll III ssront dennss.
Opcionsas, a. fcsficF tS6J.
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NouvEiI.R GRHNApE.-Le hruit s,est repan'
da . Washington que NJ. Bow, ministre dies
Flats. Unis a Ia Nouvelle Grenade, ct M. Isaac
q. Morse, commissaire de lUnion aupres dn
meme gouvernemeht, await den,ande lenrs pas
seports an president do la ~republiqne par suite
da reject de lenrs ousertures ct de linsacces de
leurs negotiations. On sait que NJ. Morse
await etc charge de demander III cabinet de
Bogota une PREPARATION aaelconqlle pour le
massacre dc Panama.
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x LBEHT DEJEAN, Ayocat s&Gpnseif-
q ler, 0pelousas, III, s'ocapRpsrAs touts &GAise
concstnant = prugeeAtou, tapt den1 HI fNta4Ho III u.
Landry quasdana lAa paSodasss n o4XfaS1tss. sF;
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NJ W, MU6EHk CO.-sAfAsthi1snda Gun.
MI Mfslsnn1lise y pssdait. y sa1sAts eAn4ssAi
A .vapsat, MIL. tNa 0tastsf. M 0Feanss
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nOsELIN, PIERRE sn1l1lar Y chr.
1 ,s "a IN Ds i /: sss ,sss,: q s .S.ss,, &. n
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devoir
Mndrl
prajetee
p0ngons
sngesu
peisais.
cominu-
,elles III
l. fond.
Meres
ibreltx
bIiujic
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snUPEBIER HAYES 4 GO.. Maschauds
MISUNDERSTANDING III ruA ~ Loahs,M 0tieesa
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GAIGIENa

in Huntington on the 29lh inst. by the Rev.
f. Wadsworll., Mr.. Henry McREANER, of
Penn Haven, Carbon county, aud Mrs. HUI.
DAB R. Bowman, of The former place.
By Friends ceremony, at the residence OF
the BRIDES father, on the 29Ib of 4th north, :,
Ewes, daughter Of John X. Ewes, of Nillville,
Columbia county.
Or the 10Th inst, by George p. Lore, Esq +,
Mr.. WILLIAM |. l.ScHUYLEa, aud Miss DEsTA-
MoNv ROBBINS, both Of Pine township, Co.
lumbia ceunly.
On Saturday the 9th inst, BY The Rev.
]. BAIL Mr.. ALFRED w. Hess, of Miffiinvlle,
Columbia County, and Miss ELIZABETH C.
MILLER, of tho same place.
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Special Notices.

Hollo,roy's Ointment and PiRs.-Ulcers and
sores drain the system of i.s. vital energy
Their deseas acten is keptup by virulent
matter in The vessels Of The, glands aud skin.
This matter is neuIralized by the disinfectins
operation OF the Ointment. THE Pills cure
indigestion in all It's forms. Purchasers are
hereby informed of cerain test as 10 the
genuneuers OF these remedies: il is necessa-
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-05-20
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current transactions of the government, 10
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aInum two copies will be mailed for $500.
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