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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
LEARNING TO READ BY PHONOTYPH

TIE tow, Of Wsthau, Mass recently made prcu''
sent in the eyes Of the patton - the resideses q inc
hen. n p. Banks, the Governor elect Of Mssss'aa'
.etss rem aIhsbe or ether reasons 1t was the seat
of the fst successful cotton mandatory IN Amenes
IN establishment sun in full operation. On the oppo'
sie sde of The Charles River vas erected ose OF the
hss not the hlst oil of vhio factories in me coas-
Nv, which uoV tarns out nine millions OF Peusos u
v,tnol p.r arrum- little further mp the river, sso
Oh the south sids star ds the only wstco fs'toy 10
the world where hlst quality Swi-s watches ana 70
sH.h watch ca 90 are made BY twelve horse power
st.an erske. On the other aide the nver reeeotly
rood the bel zole factory, in which Lutnef A.""oa
made the best ber zole in the world baekooAe
crsyess free from grit a. from gsten, were inves'so
in Walthsm by Or. Field, ahd are made ps~nere eno'
nerre. Peters L. Moore, aud +. 4. fo~eh q Co''
row nspufsc,ure them for I'll parts OF tne o"ou
Another mechanic Of that town, Mr. A.. l.. 'e"sb
rivals the Berlin four dsrs In iron WORK, aao moro
over, the only psron in the world who ma'ui scsoie'
ready polished curisr, stees that cas- % eseo VIII
out poh,hipg and retsmperDg. Sui soosnef un!ae
pit in Wslihan IT, that il possesses the Only "scahe
10 The vor I'd that viii calculate solar &c ipe' tue
sn h.onian In titu.iJn are now printing enA OF Tie
solsr ecsp,e of rext March, prtjesed oy tass ma
ebire.
TINE 10 their instirc.s of being unlike 81 he voi'o
tie Wshsarn poop ., i,stigsied BY Mr. rhonss Aan'
rey, .rd encouraged BY ,. n Sons' ESQ " .nen
school Committee, introduced, some 'I years haoe'
book. printed in pbonssis type IN 'aei paonc
,esoels ard such books have t'ea afeo 'noee
sch Oos to the pre.en: sor,. The ''pess,' wse Also
g,uy favored BY Cyrus fei'ce' wac 10 I'osa aae
oCr.r.d among oil psrscIs is.s'ssssd 10 edocs'0n q
Fhtosr PIERCE.
E1y.rs BE 81 the s,s,sn !. al tae ratht 'osocl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

RyeuIsIrIoS FROM NEw.YoRK FOR kIpsAPrfhs
We publ bed, about two weeks since, statements
that two cllored men had been lnouceo 10 ieavo
Geneva, N. Y, where they were hvrg, WIN inc
IromIss OF liberal wsges, TO work IN hotei 81 Coin
rue; that ore of the men, named Daniel Pnce GOT ou
pa,ad Co'umbus suspected that he was being KID
tapped, and refused to get upon the nam sgGn.
Wien The N an vro was with him attempted 70 force
him unon the platform, he knocked the white fellow
down ard made bis escape, and has no. since psen
seer. IRA. ia, &c.,
C;e,eys remained on board the cars, sti oeheving
"a. the men were acting in good faith, and that
would be satisfactory. With this be'sf ne
CAM on to this city with the tao men, but where ne
"a, taken from here we do not sayn but facts which
rave recently been developed show thai ins.esd OK
bejrs fugitive slave be was Free and LED 70 the
,,pposition that he has been succeialy Kidnapped,
Wa.bip eton pretty clearly ess dishes the ac that the
her Il The boy Jesse Hite now in the nooy OF u
Hon q +. BirtoD, was maDumitted IN Washington
Civ. in 1913, by David A. Hall, esq. HE son,
tefefo,e, who has thus been carried into Slavery,
wss free.
Who The men were that bad the two boye in charge,
IL net yet aseertaped bat an effort Is being made 70
f,uet thsm out ard bring them to j1stce With th,s
view some friends Of the rsprces procured
tit from The Governor of New-York and an 9th GER
srriytd in Il city from thss State yesterday, 10 pu,
suit of tie kidDsppers and the negroes. Toe sescd
for both win be prosecuted with vgor: 1ns. iJ gu
wrorg has been committed, is ite eViieit anu "a
freIds # bumsnity and justice shoud iena fun
ir d.tee,rg the perpetrators. II the boys w .ssv
tive slsves it would be quite different 20 ~
were undoubtedly free, spd therefore en'yt I'll.
prots ction Of our laws We trust every .ch
ity will be afforded the NewYofk o anS.nn, 3.,e,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE.

To PROTECT TRrYs FROM Nice AND BoREm -
Since the publication Of article upon the Winter
protection of fruit trees have received numerous
letter. giving original plans for preventing mice ghd
lrc trees part Of which, with several other ways and
meals cut from pspen, We will give in short hand
form. for the benefit Of ali the wolld-shat Is, the
readers of THr TRIBUNE.
Mice do their mischief under the snow. They can
be prevented by tsadisg down the snow bat thV vii
no, be. because the work viii be neglected II" pre-
venvs remedy must be something that can Be Ct ose'
applied ard dors With. Try the following nuture
"A shovel fuu of hot sacked lime, one do. OF clean
eowt dung half do. Of SCOT, one handful OF supnut
mix the whole together WITH the addition OF sucies.
water 10 bring TO toe consistency OF thick paint Az
the approach Of Winter paint the trunks OF tae uees
sufficiently high to be beyond the re sch OF tnsee Yer,
min. Experience has proved that II does 20 iSaLy ~
the tee. dry day should be chosen Tor It's sppica-
ton"
Ira Webster, Of Hartford, Conn.,, says, scrape away
oil grass an leaves from the body Of the tree, 20 to at
there VIII be no shelter for mice s1d 90 that the snow
VII fall conPsst and that will prevent mice from
craving trees.
Nelson Payne, Of Auburn, T., say. that he saves
biz trees from mice ard bOrers BY painting them with
mixture Of ga, oil and sulphur, and never hes in
jared bic lees He writes:
have young pear ard apple trees, upon which I
have applied The sulphur and oil three times hssraly
smcs tie Sp;rg Of 1856 without iajary 80 far, AID
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THE FUNERAL or CRAWFORD.

TIE renErs Of Thos Cn'ford, the sculptor, which
hsd teer lyipg for scDe days 10 state In 81 Johss
Chapel were, on Saturday, after imposing oeseqaiss
'sien TO taeI frsl rsstins-pace In Greenwood. A,
be chapel nost Of the artists In the city nssy veil
brown to the public, were sseenbied There were
Elliott, Hichs, Richards. Shs.tuck, Prsai, Carter,
uydap, Hays, Greene, Whitley, and very large
eputai'n OF the students Of the National Acsdeny Of
Desisp, amorg artists and Drs. Coggssen asd
Fiancis Lewis Gaylord Clark, Prof aud Mrs.. Bct'a,
John Van Buren,, Vim. II. Appleton, DR. z. II. Dixon,
Jobn Jay, David Dudley Field, and Caleb Lyoas Of
Ly onsdale. The remsI were ncssed in lad cofEa
which again was ipclcsed in c~se Of EnglisA esk
neatly covered With black cloth, trimmed With black
bosses and satursted With s progressive. Ga The
burial case was steel pla:e vi b the Inscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
THOMAS CsAwrosD.
Bogn N Ncw.IcTk Arch =. 1915.
Died IN LoI don October 10, 1857.

Over the inscription wss 8 cross Of csnssiae and
fora =. me .nots; a. the bead sad feet vres.hs Of
in mortelles and other flowers, and besiSe these
caneliss al lavender were strewn over the GOTTA
The usual Episcopal ceremoaial vas performed b
Dr.. Berisr, Rector of Trinity, assisted BY Aesas.
Weston, Dix ard Yourg. Mme Bouehsns and Mr..
and Nine. S,oepel were ia the choir. Mr.. Richard
Hoffr ann oticsted ct the orf an. The psn bearsrs
were the Hon. Chss. Sunrer-who delayed his journey
to wasbr gon two days to psy this respect 70 bis Old
fiiend-H T. Tuckermsn, Hicks, Kenselt and Res diet,
the artists, George William Curtis asd Pfofs. George
w. Greene and Lieber. Mr.. Crawford, Mrs.. Csmp-
bella sister Of Mr. Crawford-and two three otss
female rela ives we're present,
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TIE PORT IVARDENS L4JK.

To tae Edioy Of The n. Y Tribune
the Cont Of Common Pleas. aifec Jog this Law. Toe
Board of Port Wardens desire to inform the pu'ho
ira. they were not parties to the suit OF Tinckum vs.
wm. Tspsoott, directly or indirectly, and to.t they
this day; 10 notice of the prior proceedings having
appeared in the city fact that needs etPsns
tior. The cenee in Itself amounts to nothiog, being
contradictory in its charac and Astounding 10 incom
pIebep'ible lcgio.
scott pertsteIt violstor Of the Port Wa7dens Law
has had no communication With this Board in search
of facts and arguments to aid him IN hs defence OF our
law.
Nm Yo,t Dec 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

CAPTURE OF ELEVEN RusAvAY NEoRoxs.-Dur'ng
the pat week We heard, through gentlemsn hving
near this CITY, the following interesting ACCOUNT OF the
csp,uJe Of eleven runavays: Ao,ut fornign. sincs
Gentleman stayed at iLformaots house on ms re-
trim from Iowa whittier he had been 10 pursm Of the
fuaitiyes above alluded 10. The negroes MADE men
escape from Clay Jackson ard Platte Counties sev.
sr,I puoLhs sir CO. and have eladed oil pursuit nAtR
The Last three weeks Tie gentleman OF whom We
speak ve believe lives in Clay or Pls.ts, eod svnc
Eve of the negioes He re.tes that be nrst hsaio u
them at or near Topeka, kansas, ZONE r2ls hnee,
whittier be went to capture them -, 49,
The people Of that famous burg succeeded In ccsest
ing his for.s to get hs property. lie then ZIP 10
the authorities for force which was sum aent eneo.
his purpose When flis was asc Ifaneo, DS nsg -
we're ,ecreted and assisted TO sgan escspe. ne sos
bi ed free NJ gro Of jackson County " pursue mem.
This fellow, ben fhrewd. and bavlns so~S .1o
~ the char acter If an Alb liouiss ven 70 -
Yenres en'ed himself az Q fugitive. An,o ne Ane -
he n. key 20 he hearts Of ibis peitcthfopc iece
zero lovers. horse vas iproi'nou I'LL Sa - -
ns,ior given where he might JON the parry DO ""S
questo o. .a.- r..s,v,,o mi, Information again
- nn,suf ard overlook his negroes, Id company
p.uo n,bay. about two weeks siuce, IN lows, N
W. ~ The Missouii River, near NebisskA CITY. n
sonnsnv With three other gentlemen he psoce sded "
once 70 capture them, ss they had oesermnso upoe
,.s,src. The leader OF the peeroes ffed three omee
ri,haut eject. when he was thot dowa. Tho other
.a-oss vere uored to give up their arms. When
ssx threw down thirty odd Ter0irs and surrendefed
IsmseIyep. Ire negro who done the shooting 10 tns
sams Who killed Myers a. BrovsyiIle under simnA
o,rcumstarces some ak months siroe IL was nos
sse,rtair cd vhe her be wss fatally wounded Or ~
The whole party Of negroes, We understAna, passs
bropah this ci,y under convoy OF their esPul
two weeks ago. lSt joseph W"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

GoLp DIsoovIRED AT LANE SuPEgIoE.-Ws have
been p,e,.bted by frier d with specimen OF so.a.
hearing quartz found on the rcrh shore OF Like So
peIior' on land owred by binie'f /. preseot SINH
sr Appearance 70 the gold bsa!rg qlartI Of Cslot!s
,bouah il would not probably average a. muei -
thai. The specimen n or pos'es-ioa contains be-
,da cold ouartitis. Of silver copper std ron. so
c;mens have been plsced in the sards Of chemists ~
Al, z.,jo and we hops TO lie able 70 give ths re'nh
10 few dsy,. WheA our fnes1 ss.s 1iah cut OF the
di,eovsIy, v. hOie he vii lie: us have t.25 -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

~, q. mercy m i esrns very
kusSsut Mtnst. r. 0l "a s,o ss'f s-s.S
W1nSna Ayeus, 7h I,Hs Ts. Me- M.swssts
ss , .u. 70 d''' A''' '3sn's
~; tbs 1ths:s premise te 'ssuras'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

n ,Rs. .,I unr r.sro boy q John s:.
dbsIce Gom be house stsr COWS ~s' sacs ssss
and eat up by bear Ts: = '1S .nsro,s number Of
t. s, roS i,fe ths rsighborhood showing say
disposition 70 auacA s"' SIs.n g.oa Advertise, NS'. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
CUpRENE CoURT:-City and County Of New:

CUPRENE COURT.-City and County of New.
- Yo,h -LDWARp BRICoULT and oUsTAyE RAIDER
ssa,rs Of THE BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILnO AD.-Sutn
soop,-TO The DehpaAt You hereby summoned and
quiz, the complaint IN this sOton which hled
IN tbe eee Of e Clerk Of the CITY and County Of New York
,hs fth day Of November 1857 at the City Hail. in the
y Of New Yorh and to copy OF answer 70 the
said compliant the subscrbers at their ofoe No Wall
street IN the City Of New within twenty days after the
ssvSee of this you exclusive Of the day OF such
and you the said nplaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff this action win take judsment
against for the seven odred dollars with interest
Ho1 The lb day Of July thousand eight hundred and
besdes the costs Of this Dated New York
Rev. 18th. A lss7. THERASSON BRYAN
III rswtvM Attorney for PlsiDtifs.
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CUPREMR COURT.-GEORGE SNYDER,

- JANIS BLACK and BKRHANE STU An, assinst jon
WARRIE Summons for onsy demand contract To the
pesdn You hereby summoned and reqasd 10 shsSeI
bs complaint in this sctiOn Of which Is served
xeou and 10 copy Of 70 the sid
.Dt snbseFbsr Of mis- ohos ssmhsT seventy Ave Nat
40 eet the City Of HewYoTk. within twenty days shs
s rye hereof exclusive of the day Of eh service and II
yea fs the said complain. within the time Aforesaid
Be plaintiffs in this setion WIZ take jpss.ent sgcnst for
three dred and forty dollars and eighty
with nter eE the twentyseoend day OF July one
cgbt dres and besides The costs Of this
sstob -ptted October 10. 1S1
ri A ADAmB Plaintiff . Attorney, No rs Ns.sss-st
TIE and complaint In this soton vas tled in tie
81 the esIk Of the y and County Of RswYsrh On the
~ - isyswH RI. A. ADAMS, fl.inss's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

Az IIIM FOR AyrIeUARIIs-Mr. CbsIes A Lent,
No Broad street has n his possession Eof..h c,fS
coin In vsi1D, whb foa1d yeerdsy dep
" mbedJed among the II ls'se D. ION b.. WAsa
inston IRE caJed Which has recently bssn co.
dow or South Broad Camp T. bears tbs dat ~
rs In The reign Of Geg- H. b-os "a 'Des iIs eo.
,.e and earJ coequs age Wiz iha, OF :he which
aid 10 be $50 years old. SeveIk Me.c1ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

SUssrx RluRoAD-IIs Hsra!d ssys the Sussex
Railroad about 20 be sd 10 the Morris al E.sex 2sro.i
Company Several eeop hsys been held Ia N-st,n ~hi
Jew DAYS 70 elose the oort.ct but the affair Is
settled shouth 10 spears be 10 fair Tor fca siia.
lnept The probability 10 that VII be eventually oonso
dated with the Morris and Essex stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

CTPRENE COCRT-City and County OF New
Yefl-eHARLEs B. HOFFMAN, A. rsns:rAtor Of the
S~.s, Cb.els and Credits Of Orien Hofmso deoeased
sv,i,a HORA ACE BEAROSLEY and JOHN oEAaDsLEf'
-ssmy fOr dsoAndon not ser
.a.,,d 40 shaver tbs complaint In this scson which
sks the onice Of the Cle2k O. ne C.y ATE Cosny Of
49, 10 tha ,sd complaint on the suescrbe At their
gss No 30 Wan 1T The City OF New.IoIk w,,h,n twenty
- a. ..vin. Of ibis you, exclusive OF tho
SAL ~ sn,S s.ryee yon an % answer The sa complaint
a. Psnti 10 th, action viii take sds
VIM 49,; ,os fr tbe thousand dollars With inter
t ~ y Zoe iy OF april one thop,snd eight hundred
- "a. ~ IsJs bs Of this action Daed Novem-
80 IN CRAM FOWLER, Plsin,ih's Attorneys
r. .omncps and ths scon dolly sled IN
De sse Tie CsTk Of the City and County Of New Yok,
:. tse 6th day Of December, 1857. d. law6uH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

nsn rsued Stephen Jones OF Newark, wss kill.d
ON FidAy evening BY being thrown from while tn;
horse a ruDDiDs His uIies such ss to esu
ooneuts,Iu Of the brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

MasoyIo.-The sppusl commu1ic stioo OF The Gr:1d
gse of Fr,, and Ace.ped MAINS STATE Of NsxJer
sew will be held in Trenton Wedr' sday he 1874 tay CT
J,nuy a. which general election of Gnd Ofers s tate
place The CONSTITUTE Of stentty for tbs state vii
likewise BE- discussed and o'hsr tasine" imp - et
p.era 10 ,- trA ssct.d Elections Offices su5rdn
Lodges will taie tbroushou, the STATE dduS the a-xt
tw.rty dsy Foysyea blue Lods vii choose tex oees
fol The 1esr hefote 2i.h Of The present month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

CHOSEN FRrrHoLpIR-Nr. John Dempsey hiss
been spp< By the Hoboher Council Csosen feeneidei
rom The second Ward Of that city 10 ri the vsc,ay caused
b, the removal from tie city Of Mr. Peter JsPowiess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
-, vopK SUPREME CoURT;vsTrEdss

NIW-Y00snhip ifxao issuance ooaSaNNGG s q,
SAen IN sPsET n, merry demand 90 oon.rses-ivon po'
ss@es seeodsot' Yco sc hs ss,. y..;"o
r. s,s % ssiSs' she o sasP i
vskS i.issl stv.Yok At CITY Han 70 he Gi.S o.
.Ss sopy Q, yS', ,0' =, w9ssn.,rtet. in
ph YoI within .weuty days amer nc sstn' 10 =
~ Lny Won elusive e tse day CT sueh service
er he sa.d complaint within the t4e aioic
sl.Dsa 10 ibis action vii tase ls~Sot anS iws
~ a sisx,n sred sni ninety Ieven dosIs n'u
~ IN 5000 from The twsu.vIs d'y Of sep,eeos'
a. Il c.rd s.shi huDd'sa ard diJ '1 es sss INC
iss ,e.s J0fiN g. No sULLOH, PisiStiHsAto'"e
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SUPREME COURT w%T II

N soMPAHIA CATALAN GENER a. p6 1 P.GE - .oa
1pIs..n, IN Spalp saain.t WILLIAM n ~ .au
Ss0s L ALLEN.-ssmmoD' for rooDsy n.i.s5Sa,.. Yan
Sstt-tcam LOT ser TO The eO'ea III. eoo,natut IN
.seS h. Day s p she s n q as I, s
sfne aDoC piy inv a. ronr answer 70 ,he said
ss1",,ip on u. SOe h. .ce no =, w W. .srys.
US NHy ,ou exclusive of the cay OF snoe services
1871, ssl 70 answer The said complaint wtnn voc Ins
OF eleven hundred snd n'ae,y -e,cn dollars aad
zee nh iueres from the twenty sxts day OF septem
sas Sous,nd eight HUNDRED And GysiE BESIDE me 'oss
Z" hHs JOHN AeCULLOH,
,.,s-x Plansifs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
NEVZJER,SEY ITEMS.

Tnr HoBoKrs FIRE DEPARTMENT hiss announced
its intention to on the Lsgl.ure for the passage ar
nrt y,,ipr the government of TIE Department IN Board OF
ru,t,ts to be elected By the Dep rnent from the people
ioesd Of BY the Council as q present Povie 10 h' Sa,s
b. en- puntiou,y signed etirs Of t,s merbcr' Of tae
Department held at tbs Towa Hall on Saturday =, .nn
At the subject wss freely discussed and Committee Of
one from zach Csmpsny sPpoLted to draft BIZ 1' p:e'en
tatiou TO the LEGISLATURE.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-09-05
Academic . j DA1TsEs
Eneatre 0Rs6 SgariRtes.

- ST. MAUR STUART snnonce res
% reimbursement aux eitoyens des
Opelousas ct de ses environs, quill ouyrira
un Cours de Danse an Theatre susdit, 10
Mardi, premier Septembre proclaim. lie
cours comprendra Part gracieux de Ia danse,
Ia maniere de Sc presenter ct de Sc mouvolr
dams une bonne societ6, en- observant les re-
gles de Ia bienseance. En- outre de 10 me.
thcde simple de Ia Danse elementaire, les
groupes OF les solos les plus Ia mode seront
d6montres. lie plaisir ct Fart do Ia danse
sont nlaintenant ii universels quo celia est
devenu indispensable dams p6ducation des
messieurs aussi bien que des danes; eet art,
en- efFet, est en- meme temps IN ornement
utile ct necessaire. En- Europe, l'elegance
des movements du corps ct des membres, le
port ct la maniere de se presenter sont con-
sid6res esseutieIs i une education parfaite,
Of oh ne peut guare preiendre une position
aisee dams une haute societ6 ii l'on ma etudie
auparayant Part de Ia danse, ID gesticulatiOn
ct ID grace des movements. L'exefelce
moderG de Iii daDse convient admiFablenenl
aux personnes des deux sexes avec das cons
titutions fables, et particulieremsnt aux de-
mes ct aux demoiselles, ct dot nasugellemenl
contribuer 4 faciliter differentiation dn SANG
et indireetement fayoriser Ii sant6. ii esi
admis que ID danse dot prevehir on peut
etre guerir les affections rhnmatisuales e
toutes maladies do eette categprie.
liz elasse do r6unira les MaFti, Jendi q
Samedi Dc 8 a q hsuros De l'apras.midi.
4Sz . SO y
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-09-05
OpelOusas, B AoJt, 1857.
AV rs.

TIT Il soussigne. administrator de Is Sue
4 cession de Antoine Boisdore ct de 81
Veuye. a Phonneur d'informer les heritiers
ct le public en- general, quill mettra sous peu
en- yente publique. les terres dtsignees ci-
dessous
Uaee Tessasg confrmee par certifcat
A, No. 545, coutenant 1000 arpents, sur les
deux cotes du Bayou Nezpique, adjoignant
aux tarres de Lemclle ct de French, PGpO-
que de Ia confirmation.
gfase 6gasEsse Ieasases conhrnee par
cerrirafcat A, No. SAG, contenant 64O0 arpens,
dams le Township 5 ct 8 Sud, Rangee 2 ct 3
Quest, sur les deux c6tes du Bayou Nezpi.
que, pres l'embouchure du Bayou Beaver
Greek, bornee du temps de Ia confirmation,
au Sud par Louis Boisdore, ct au Nord par,
Louis Fontenot.
gaze Gsssas-C Tea.sse, b, No. 1109,
We. Antoine Boisdore situee sur Ia grande
Coulee, Prairie de J. Fontenot, coutenant
1000 arpents.
Usse Gssesse Ijesss.e, Rapport No.6,.
Manette Boisdore. yenve d'AntOine Boisi
dore, contenaat 755 arpants ct e4-lOOmes,
situee d 10 Poinse Marianne. sur le Bayou des
Cannes, Prairie Mani0u.
Uaae esssgee Ties.see, Rapport No 7.
Antoine Boisdore, C0ntenant 1861 aTpeRts
Is 5-l00mes, situee sur le Bayou des Cannes.
d la Prairie Faquetaique.
Pour les titres et iDfogmations sur ees dites
terres, voir les ADsericGs State papers, vol.
Q, pages 682 Of 697 ct 50, ct le vol. 3, du
meme Outrage, page SO.
| Ceux qui ont des reclamations on observa-
tions D faire, sont prizes IA sadresser soft au
soussigne ou i NM. Thomas II. Lewis q
| Porter, avooats aux Opelonsas, dans les so
| iours oui suivront la date du present avis.
III. PROVENT. administrator
| OpeIousas. 3 Aoilt, 1851
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-09-05
LANTI- CONSERVATISM.

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A tous ceux qai observent rhistoife Tnlitignc De
ee paws il est de it qise maigr6 tonses Ies divi.
siDns qui ont exstG sntfe las PaFtis at pFnvsSsHs
dc analeues preferences, de preiuggs, dfintGreta
personnels qusune election gsn6rala qaeile 4n'sle
SOFT decide dn sort de ces fractions st es font Or
dinairenleut se d6claref onvertament Lofsqge Ie
contr6e du gonvernelnent etait 6galsmaHf halassc6
entire Ii Nhggisme et Ii Democratic, le trsonghe
de Pun 0u ie n0tre paEti Gtait toufours uE signal
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, et meme parmi les rangs sles
vAinnueuEs on enfendait des piantes dea nBFgngfes
es,ntFe iantosit6 Siles Wags Gtaisnt vich1rieilx,
les fangs des D6nocFates - grnasseaieBs dss ale-
conlents qui reniaient eenx qal avaient seatenns
Iorsquils en atsendaien des places o des lnnnsuTs
qiii lenr 6taient refuses Tout canfraire 81 lea
Dsmocrates TeFnpoFfaient la yiefnife Iaa nneenn-
tents devenaient Wings et du fnoias dans ee ras,
lis saraient Oh tr0uver penneni anquel iIs yolu-
latent Sc oindfe earses sentes de glsrre sGsvaiens
eMuerteuent et son nom ne ss saehAit pis. haas
asdauedihu Sont est change qaEiqasia niY AiEen-
eore qus deax PARTS daas Iii III ge don't III aoHsbre
es III lprce psnvent - disputer Il cunlrola Ies -
Aires, les DSmocEatss et lee R6puhlieains neirs.
Cspendant mons trOavoils encoEs dams y Spd are
fraction oppos6e au gouveFnatIlenE, gui fllefehe
t0as TIE usayens de laire did TORT III bGnaerstie,
ID r&elame aucane afGliation asec asa adsassa,les
l6gisimes 81 ssie avec indignation que aes efsFts
ccntre les DSmocgafes 1onneht de u fsree es de-
l'aiae aug ennenais du sud. 81
III est kviSlssk nae Ia politiqne ef las mott s ea
sYtt Suj ssE 0pposS ladnasnissfasatn sE at raTls
Dsnaoerate .sasi de iassasE dana issd i'm parts qni
nlassfa d'antEe but Due i dissalutian da 'JEsea.
DAua8iuua faepn asa leaEa niaIaRuvseH saiHtk eoa.
aidK KFGes, III v6fiss sloa "
sfne nous lss voyons nlattss 7'ls as setlssa Four
acenlnplir laura desgeira cfiEninels bIais assFs.
ans ferpsss csax aui eonapfenneat Ii necHasits 10
lassis natsonanx qui rsgardens II conservatism ds
RTnGrg, cnnasa frass ssa ble a AMHaE uHbeaui