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pELI~CHENEY SPRINGS.

SPRINGS. - Thh
I1ilightfnl Simmer Resort, stu A IN : ~
ated in the Paiish Of ST. Landry, in
d beautiful rolling Pine woods coun- III HIIi
try, distant about thirty.slx miles
from Opelousas, will be opened on INC ist q June
next, for the reception OF visitors.
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted, and many Important Improvements
made since last season. A large Stable ana TWO o NJ
Baths and Bath-houses have been erected ihe4e
Baths will greatly promote the comfort OF visitors,
"a fhey aru built So as to be absolutely free from rain
water inandations as heretofore. sss
The mineral qualities Of the waters of these Springs
and tbe many wonderful cures they have performed,
ara % we'll known that they only require passing
notice, This Summer resort will eaye nothins 10
desire this season. as the proprietor WI, ~
pains Or expense TO render it as Agreeable ana at-
tractiye as possible. He has engaged an excellent
Cook \ GOOD Steward, and polite and attentive Ser
wants. Ife has also engaged two Musicians for the
entire season; mud besides as the Deer aooonus ~
the surrounding country, he has procured a. pack o.
hounds for the pleasure o. sportsnen ne ~; .'; I;
built several boats for fishing in the Lake which Is
situated about four miles from the Springs, where
tbe Vrout. Perch and many other tine hsn are
canght in abundance. He will also open Billiard
Saloon and Coffae-house and keep the very pes1 Li
quors and Wines. eIo M
Board and Lodging, per weeh { s sA9 m m
do. do. day 81, - r. :. = - : -
Children and Servants half-price. -
Taking care of horses, per day ~ ~
sr Il Mr. Noel will establish a regaIar. line
shssSSS,{F of Hacks between Opeionsas snd @ tae
sasZ 1880 Springs, By which passengers vii
reach BeCheney in about tour or ve houis, W. tie's
win he a change Of horses midway. $.
parsons visiting Bell Cheney may nave Their iet
tes and papers directed to Bayou Chicot, and the.
viii he delivered at the Springs three times s % week
April IL, 1851 = : s1',li' : !, -
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TSHANGE OF RESIDE CE.- DR.. PI
~ LATE has removed his residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street. near Judge Oyertons,
and opposite l.. Birotts store. Besides the ordinary
services Of his profession the DR.. will continue to
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth and
practice In all the branches Of Dentistry. His work
In all that line is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament they re-
establish the voice to It's natural tone and aboyeai
permit masticati0n SO indispensable to the health.
Dir. plate will visit " Washington weekly.
Prices moderate, - =
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GsHAS. M. EALER, Watch-Makcr and
~ Jeweler, corner Of Main and Landry Streets 0p,
Ielousas has on hand an assortment Of WATCHES
and j JfsWELRY consisting of English and French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and LepiDe Watches,
Ear Rings, FingerRings, Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen Spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
soaps, and other articles TOO numerous to mention;
the wholeo which will De sold at much reduced
prices for cash OF good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds Of work in my line Of
business in a workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatcl, for cash. G. N. EALER.
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80 OUTHERl I'M JSIO Il !. EAfPoRITIlfl
- Main Depot 80 Camp street Branch, sd Chars

( - Main Depot, se Camp atreet Branch, Sd Chars
tres street, New Ofleanas Is
3 IfopFistoS
|gs Ihe onsiersigsea bA pubsic and III
tflsnds taas NJ hss NY ef
well known MI IN M ys8 ChSflFcS strSsf.
which viii hefsAttsf c0n IL rnach III the NSib
EMpQIiaM on Camp 1srp6ts sss NJ q @
Ass stock Ne4 exHlGaiysly Foreign Nh
sic 70 n NJ now added III Ill stafidaTd ma lafsst
American tionss 18th Musical II
vi kinues E
y would NJ dii1Sult N giye detAled G&talogne
81 NJ tlle Anatc aa Muslcal instruments cdnt4tnea
passed hi tha south or sst fos variety of SjKulats
nesss This stock coinpriees, however, l lalt and
complete assortment of European Musjc; tic fiiest
TIT of american Publications, III Sheet Musio and
M Etayd and Pleysl Pianoes; III
The Celebrated pianoes pf TEINWAY n |ts.
These PiAlues are now ronsideted by all tho in i.
nent artists the best N thu Unitcd Atates. III I'LL
last two years Messra. StsinwayN Sons have received
N gariops Public Industrial aud Fairs II
the North no less than Six Premium Gold Madale
Tor the superiority of their lsanocs. II SS
Also, o. large assortment on Pianos from the MINI.
nfactoty of d, g. Fischer. ef NewYark. THESE PIN
noes are we'll known, They are of different sixes.
and are at moderate prices s0 as to suit the conyel
aie1ce and the means Of ail clAsses u buyers.
Mason n Hamelia' celebrated Melode0nss fIArps,
gntars, Niolins, AccoSdeons Banjoes Elutess BraH
leatzt1lsats Ct aH kldda and MEsisal Msrchnnaiss
alHait 6oand. MdaiS Teoeaers recommended, md
situations prodored i6f Isroiasaofs III ssS NJ
Any order fot Music, RiAnoes, TIN suments , Or Nny
thing relating " Music may be let at either store
and Will be promptly attended to. TERMS liberal Il
pril, 1851. q n ABI0I N
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DoOT AND SHOE SHOP. - The sub.
- scriber, having removed his shop from n
Main street to his residence on Union, between H
North and Grolee streets, respectfully Informs ~
the public that he will execute with promptuess and
fidelity all work entrusted to him. and solicts a
share Of patronage. His prices will be Low for
Cash, and for Cash only.
Opelousas, November 8, 1855.
S' n 5 JACOB PEFFERKORN.
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EfIA1 PLANTERS AND OTHERS. PLAN
- tefs and others having business to transact in
fhe city Of New0reans will tind il to their advantage
% employ the undersigned as agents.
L All business entrusted to their care will be prompt
y aad faithfully attended to- at u moderate commits
sloa, HYATT a. FRAZIER,
Collectors and General Agents.
i 40. % Commercial Place, NewOrleans.
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EI1HOMAS BAILEY, Gun and Rifle maker,
= II lo65 gharres street, New Orleans.
/. inns restoekcd and bored to shoot close and
improved principles Patent Breecl,es and Safety
y la1ds lifted TO guns of any make; every description
q q Gans and Pistols made on the shortest notice;
s.lhpowder, shot, copper caps wadding, and every
atnee requisite for sportsnlen warranted Of the best
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MI URPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTAU-
~, ' NANT, 9s and 100 st. Charles street. This
wv. Known house is now in excellent order for the
seah!sIed NV and the table inferior to none Board
sna or either alone, will be furnished on
reasonable terms.
p Auaehed to the establishment are superior Ten
~ aleys and Bar well stocked with Wines and
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G CHICKERING'S OLIVE HOUSE,
NJ II perdde street ~ ewOrleans,
&s foung's splendid Pistol Galleries, elegantly
lifted up, attached.
Also, Furnished Rooms for private parties.
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sI BARKER, Gun and Locksmith, 4s f
Us adostreet, NewOrleans, will make and repan
Guns Pistols, etc., and indeed do any work in his
slue with pnnctuality and dispatch, and in the best
style. Gahs made in a superior manner.
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GOOPERAGE = The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times q supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADsand BAR - s and HALE BARRELS for
Moiasses Of the hest craftsmanship, which he offersat
Tie customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cte orders for any description Of work in his line.
snnnly If HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINE-FO0T
pfaTKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
~ Es7ss'5 WILBIAM S. READ. Washington.
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If WEST, Practical Dentist, liz st. Charlie,
Y street, continues to practice his profession in
al II hratches. He trusts that his long experience
aud acknowledged skill may secure to him a shart
|. of the pnbig patronage. "
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Tony WINNER 4 has the

- q ,4IIS Il N 8NVIMNITlIl 4 IldlS3 lH6
Il ming the public that, having been
y induced. nd settle In the town Of Opelousas,
be Is ready TO give lessons on the Pano Forte the
Violin The Guitar and also III Vocal husics He will
likewise tune Pianos. His prices will be very mod
erate: $6 per month for Instrumental Music and So
per month for Vocal Music. For tuning Pianos the
charge will be proportionate to the work. still, It
" always be moderate.
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n T50DGING ROOMS, l04 st. Charlie
~ yeW9rleaas. HENRY STRONG can a.~on,
modstc gentlemen win Lodging, by the night, week
ornlaltF. Prices to snit the times.
Bestof Liquors aud Wines at the bar.
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ION. N IN or sTI IIE I'M MA q OJJLATE
NV CON N0EPTID NJ s-7
comnenre on tue tfttteIfil of Octobcl, 81 '1s7s
n SISTER NARY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
September 27 S sssS isSS Snnrfihr.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.-The
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches They are
nTenared to execute all orders with dispatch, and in
~. HIIii(iIE5. SULKIES and HARM ESS made
to order. 1lbbo ~ CbAhhs
opeonsas, March $, 1856.
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WEsTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
,ss Tehoupitonlas and Natehez streets, New(,r-
a5 ,saas I, Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
aha'ae public generally that she has opened the
Ssoss onse, and is now prepared to accommodate
saIaeis Y on reasonable terms. Her table will always
sas pped with the best the market affords Stu
UNUSUAL inducements are offered to merchants and
Ylsis ga rom the country. Refer to the editors Of
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INV y no n II, The undersigned tnkos this
method Of informing his friends and the pnhlic
In general that he has jst arrived from Ofloans
with d good assortment al NJ 3 8Ss
set6 otc. which he viii sell CHEAP F(3fk CASH
flis experience Id this lnenf business having
convinced him that Quick Saies md Ssp4lf f,s4fts
ate preferable a. much to- tile as % Tia SELLER
He has opened Ills sture Iii Min street, opposite
MI. Pouodns. tSUSMAN ESTO RlsE
0peouaas, March u 4 1857
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VflcE.-Ehe Partnership heretofore ex-
49, lg ls.lag under the firm of j. B. BELL0CQ q co.
H. assoyed on the 3lst of August last by limita.
Ayn ~. aha the death of j. B. Bellocq
i'll me subscribers will continue the business Of the
~ cgsss under the style of BELLOCQ, NOBLOM 4
s,v to act passed before S. Magner No
'a'y fablic' Neworleans, Sept. l, 1855.
Veuve J. B. BELLOCQ,
| A. p. NOBLOM,
,e- A. DERBES;
As P. ROY
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IA GOING would respectfully inform his
IL friends and the public generally III NED
that Ne has located himself in the Town 4eeE
Of Washington, where he Is now ready to execute
promptly and with neatness all work entrusted to
him, sucb is Carriage Repairing, Painting, Trim
ming and Ornamenting. as well as House, Sign and
Ornamental Painting generally. BY close attention
al mess he hopes to merit share OF patronage
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..,sasa 81 VIII y N y slsSR Hssasii! e. WIN ssss'
Ut 's1s sIassssns Rsai faIi
ss NV I.mu,ar Mod.
sfnsatlds Outlinn Maps, History,
t!0tAi pll0ilys The higher Mathematics, Ge.
sglcgy MATHEMATICIAN Jonchology ANCIENT Mythology,
0rgantQ chemistry Physiology, Intellectual Pow
Logic Etllcs, English Poetry and Polite Liter
| and Fine Arts. ss ,7'7s m "a &
The scholastic year i divided into two sessions,
twenty weeks each. sS Ss
English Course, per session n. Il. .$25 10
,aaa'e aoara, per month. = u 90
aatficuiatlon lee 90
Contingent &. N !. . .ls . il 90
The Languages, Music, Painting ihs oil, Linear
Grayon and nochromatic Drawing, French Cray
ons, silk and Chenille Blending. ut the usual rates
Use Of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, W.
Use Of Musical Instrument, $5. ss
The Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
steads and mattresses. Boarders provide oil other
requisite appendages. gsssg5 sSS AZ ,is8ss
For the promotion Of economy ID dress, it ID de-
sirabe the young ladies' conform to an established
uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
4 The School will he In no respect denominations
Or ectarian. The mode Of instruction issystemat
cat aud strictl intellectual The organization of Ill
the departments Is upon principles deemed tile
suest foundation for success. In the discharge ef
uutles incident TO tile various departments the best
talent will always be employed, $sa 4gs III
Patrons committing their daughters ali wards to
our care are requested 70 specify the church they
wish ttemstob be III attendance. Daughters Of the
req llaE 4 tuition gratis. 5sg il N s n
piI received FIJI less time than ane session.
s ~ ttoh fee, semi.annuaily in advance. 8 a5ssssg
The personal efforts Of tile PrincipaE be given
tainake St Mary's Hall all that can be desired as
schoolo Of elevated literary character where young
ladies can whowsll, reeeivea finishing course.
& NEFEEENGES. NJ sS
Rt Rev Bishop Z q Davis, So ca; Bishop Green,
Jackson, Miss; Col u Hooker, Gnllatin, Miss; CT
Smith, NJ y MaiiticelIo, Miss: j w Simpson, nj III
Letrens q y, So CA; Hon I. Orr, Washington, D C;
Hon NJ s Featherston, Houston, Miss; j H and s i
Willard, Troy Seminary, N Y.
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A LBANO MALE AND FEMALls

IN 4t ACADEMY,
The Fourth Annual Session of this School, now
permanently established, will begin on MONDAY,
I'd Of February next. .
The locatlon Of the Academy in the midst Of d
thriving and yearly increasing moral aud religious
community, with the salubrity Of the mir, aud the
absence Of hannts Of dissipation commend it to the
favorable notice of parents and guardians WOO find
it necessary to place their chilcren anu wards away
from home for their education.
Boarding can be obtained in private families III
the vicinity Of the Academy. "a few pupils can be
received into the faniily of the Proprietor.
The Female Department is more especially under
the charge Of Mrs. Ftnman. Visitors to the School
rooms are always received with pleasure.
Rates o 1uitsos Per acadeaa;cc Pear Of III soeekss
Primary Department. y. 4. I. .. .S38 90
Academic Department ~. !. 4. Il, AS 90
Classical and Mathematical Department u. go 90
Board, Washing, Lights, etc, 90
59" ss.s sss4.s by the month 10 90
A reasonable deduction will be male when two Or
more come from the sa,ne family. % ~ is !.
s j. 1. FURMA AN, Principal
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| I'D tTOhED ANO & TAYLOR,
~ Merchants, corner Of st. Charlesl u
streets. NewOrieaus.
|s BE EyJ. TuLEDASO. j. M'noNALr
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NOTIC CE.--1'he undersigned hereby notifies
Planters and others that FROM and after The III
Of November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
will henceforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying ID their warehouses for the
period Of one month, aud or every additional month
charged.
Nothing will be delivered uptiithe storage 10 paid.
Washington, October IL, 1865.
J. B. A. FoNTENoT.
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~ fGL COuTG, Fufsal 4 ~ :
Am Yer Senf.. vs.. E~tal Bt 80
BY e OF aMrit Of fer facia, ov'
entitled suit by the District Cd tht
Parish Of ST. Landry and State afs3 N,
directed, will expose at public sale,a
Court House in the town Of 0pelous "a
DAY, the 9th day Of June, A. D., ~
1.-THE hour Of ii O'Clock Al. nc. ard ci
day to day, if necessary al ths ighi
and demand Of the said detenss-.4,S M
Senr,, ct ais, In and to the followia ssfibes
property seized to satisfy said4writ, to wlfs
A CERTAIN NEGRO MAN a slave for life
named DAWN. ss
sheriffs office, Opelousas, MAY 2. 1857.
i. ". CHACHERE, 81 ID.
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TDIiN 4. HQY1', Practic
81. Charles and Common ST.
CHARLES and veransii Hotels, New
Il ss Hits made to order. TIA
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1AUPERIEIl, HAYES 4 Co.
u lsion Merchants, No. IA st. Le'r,;te, .f'F
Orleans,
I aIF. nurEe1ER. ALLEN i. HAYES asssr,
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W. MUSE & CO,
At wardiag, Produce Merchs
Agents, AZ Grayier street, NewU
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/ w ALTER II CARRINGToN, Enginee
NV and Millwrght, offers his services 70 tilt
Planters Of st. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
willattend punctually to all business in the above
line entrusted to his care Orders addressed to him
at Opalousas or to this office, willreceive prompt
attention. Refers to Ludgar Iastrapes Alfred Las
ltrapes, ] oseph Beraud, j. B. Dajean, Sen.
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400 BBLs, 5lL !. Thenaston The ma LIME, in fine
pEBaIILoN uliII. IN 4 e. cI'RRIERE. Washington.
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MOTTO E.-aTfe undersigned. havlDg diss
IN posed OF his stock Of goodsto Mr.. JUN fU8sfs.
MI ssto Rsretatrs ss asteac 4 IN cean Sasg
All persons indebted ID the se Mil please mako
payment 10 Mr. u. n. Giles.
0relonsas, February 4 4, 1867 ssss
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sNpIIGE \, 10 B q TED EIsss builders Will
tnd Il 40 their advantage To eailR FoAtenotIs,
IN Washington, II they wish to make 4 complete I'LL
Of Lumber Of all descriptions such III Sawed LINN
g-ioot piakets. heneniheg, q esp for EAsh s L,
III january 3l, 1861 ~ u. IT. "a. FONrEt{9T ~
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TOSEPH "A. A.SGAUTHREAIJX, Collector
Of Accounts etc, respectfully offers his services
TO the public Al such Orders left at Al Afillspaughs
Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly attended
i September 1s, 1856 2
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! MILLER & FORESTER
y Merchants, 8 Union street, Ne
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NV ORLEA.l

X AMES III. VAN DALs
u 1T Law, 3 st. Charles street, t,N
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aid TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
" Gins, for sale at this office;
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4lflfi Il undersigned avaiis himself III NH OH
! = portuntty to Thank the patrons 0f The II ftm
0f Morris Robertson their liberal patrcnt aia
hopes by strict attention 10 b nBss to their
conf adence and patronage hereafter; S ilRs jlist
received u splendid assortment 0f VI aS$4 fss hi s
Fancy md staple D DlY GOODS, ssII }esssASA
5sais8 HsAIillN ARE, S SsS
/ e SAI)EIlEiY HI sss Z
CLOTHING ssA
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CONTRACTORS are ReFaby notified thar
onsA Monday It'll May will be let out til the
lowest htddef the Repairing Of the Clerk Dfcc of
tile Parish q 81. Landry, f1r which purpose At MP
prorri,tion has atcly been made by Tie Police jury
4 s. Il III is,ss s sSs A. DF1Jl1 AM /,
Opelousas, April rs. 1867 " Superintendent,
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OUTS " AFTER, Cabinet Maker, bus al--
- ways on hand large assortment Of Armoirs
afes Washstands; etc. etc, which he will sell at
NW0rleans prices for cfsh.
Apply AT Patin's Hotel; OpSlousas.
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- Facts cannot he questioned, when the people Of
any country lear testimony in mass, IN tie OF
DIR. J. losrErrER's stomach B.t,eTs. Not only have
wc the individual evidence Of the land. hut almost
every paper in the nsn IL commenting upon the great
cneit derived from the of these celebrated Bters
hesiles various Diplomas awarded them, among which
il one from the Ohio Mechanics Institute At their
Thirteenth Annual Exhibition at CncinI ati, where the
Committee wits composed chiefly Of ~ yscians In :he
city. These weiehy facts tina; cannot help ut
vince the most ceduous that !, is at least worthy OF
trial. For Dysrersia In any Form these Bitters
certain cure when aSe, per directions bottle
For sale ly Druggists generally. ioctl-lw
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AN Ex-U. S. SENATOR DEAD. Gen.
Henderson, formerly Senator IN Con-
gress from mississippi, died at his resi-
dence at Pass Christian. near y. o., on
the 10th inst, in the sd year of his
age. Gen. Henderson was deeply impli.
Gated in Gen. Lopez's flilibusterins ex-
petitions against Cuba, and was supposed
to have involved large share Of his for
tune i'm those disastrous adventures. He
was indicted, with Gen. Quiiman and
Others, in the U. S. District Court o.
Louisiana, and long and interesting
trial enSued, in which Gen. Henderson
defended his own cause and that of his
associates. The Government tailed to
sustain the charge, and the defendants
were all acquitted, though it appeared
they had manifested an active sympathy
in the cause, and had been liberal con-
tributors. in pecuniary way, TO the sup
port Of it.