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yX7ALTER Il. CARRINGTON, SEnginee
w aud Millwright, offers his services to th' M
Planters of St. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
will attend pnnctually to all business in the above
line entrusted to his care. Orders addressed to him
at OpeIousis, or To this Office will receive prompt
attention. Refers to ludgar l4astrapes Alfred Las
trapcs, Joseph Beraud, j. B. Dejean, Sen.
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CHEAP FOR GASH.-JEssE HurcnINGs,
" having re.est.blishetl his Blacksmith Shop at
the old stand known as 1.ctourncurs Shnp, is now
prepared and will he always ready to cNeente all
kinds of work i'll his line with pronptness aud dis
pateh at the lowest prices for cash.
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AND FOR SALE. : The undersigss
80. ~ sale two valuable and des 4
snS ND both in this parisl---one lssi lsssli s
81 ~ AM tesafaiaya River 1,e III,

772S83fate{Y btINW CHFt. DHTI011i =.
sxs,sr~ 3l5 acres, with about 10 acres cleared
~ s.nced' and upon which there is large and
I1l,."o,s ~ framed dwelling house and kitchen.
so@mSS a otScy situated on Bayou Ronge, adjoining
1.eaS n Gordy adjacent to those of Josiah Scott
~ iAnus % the 's,arker tract" containing 10
sna A. ~ ~ "a acres of which is cleared and Ndcd
acres ~ ,.,,oro, !. CYRUS THOMPSON.
= AeIss eWsshngton, Feb. 9, 1856
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r OUlS WAITER, Cabinet Mixer, has al
IL ways on hand q large, assortment of Armoirs
Safes Wasli-stands, etc etc. which he will sell at
NewOr!eans prices for cash.
Anulv at Patin's Hotel, OpelouSas.
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ss;l.au z I,E-The SUGAR PLANT aste
W. vas1oN on which the subscriber now re- y.
eon.Sd s.n Snndred and twenty-five Of fich are un
lnne, nso she balance in wood. w
~ lenc'The The IMPROVEMENTS consist Of an ex-
-, .,,ient sUG AneHOUSE, STEAM. ENGINE,
IN srd every thing in complete order, one Of the
ii In slS snWiEIILING HOUSES in the country;
I'm IN ;ts weIl.attested productiveness, its posi-
M, n sight Of Opclousas, and within two and
1 ne.ns of Washington, render it one of t most
~ mi.si .ysiantations in this region Of country.
aps IL will be more liberal than any such pry
ny CAT aaat.1ip'tn X III DIR. j. A. TAYLOR,
&C. y. 1Pp' Opclousas Parish st. Landry, La.
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\ EDUCATION

EDUCATION.-AI School will open for
~ the year on the l3th Of October inst. All pn-
pills win be considered as entered BY the year, and
will be charged accordingly, unless by special agree
ment to the contrary. Terms--P Payment invariably
in advance. i., s.v hsa .izss .sss.-7 X .isf {5 VI
Washington, La, October II, 1855.
hPEIOUSAS ACADEMY.-Rey.r rnos
~ RAND, Jr., .sSI., Principal
/. This Institution, 80 long and fayoraby known,
nlatical School on Monday, Oct. ~.
The number OF pupils being limited, they will en-
Joy peculiar advantages Of thorough Instruction.
The Glasses will be open for inspection at all times
Those having sons or wards, whom they wish to ed
ucate are especially invited toca and see the oper
atoms Of the School. s'iss
The Primary Department will, as heretofore, be
under the charge OF Mrs. Rand. l5s..ra.is
1erms. per quarter IF eleren wseks:
Tuition in the Academic Department. .tl5 90
n" Primary Department q. ~ 90
fuSi.- -, : w
Ioarlers will furnish their Bedding, Towels, etc.
and those who have fire III their lorituries will fur
| nish their own fuel and lights.
| Payment will he expected quarterly In advance
To all bills not settled at the Academy befose tht
close Of the quarter, 10 per cent. will he added Y
| pay the expenses of collection. .5 ..44
Opelousas, October 20, 1856.
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ruoNAsRAILEY. Gun and Rifle maker,

DHOMAS BAILEY, Gun ana hllle 'li''A'''
Il lOGI Chartres street, Newoaesls @ u aso+ close and
strnn@ Flint GINS altered to Percussion on the mos.
Gnars ed to guns of any makes every description
Of Guns and Pistols made on the shorten nd ne,er every
Gnnpowder shot, copper caps Waau,s af tc hest
article requisite for sportsmeh' wafiai''u VI ''S
manufacture.
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! SALES AT AUCTION. y

pT@LIC sALE.-succession Of j. Ban
l.. David. deccaseds- , DAp
aoor M'll at Gns cs q at public ston, at the
sATus- DAY, Jantsary II, 1857,
ehe following property, belonging to the above sue
- s-isi % ilt
n SUGAR MILL, KETTLES, etc. Il.
=, Persons wishing to purchase will please examine
the Mill, on the plantation Of Charles Smith. the
former residence Of the deceased.
YEnMs.-one and two years from the day of sale,
please ea a. f, gylng endorsed notes. payable at the
ogce OF John .. King, Esq, Attorney at Law
s'Opelousas, neccmber u, 1866.
THEO. DEvALCQuRT, Auctioneer.
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a CHICKERING'S OLIVE HOUSE,
=. Is Perdido street. NewOileans.,
a,- Youngs splendid Pistol ealierles' eiesan'lt
'',,I Also. Furnished Rooms for private parties
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Stolcn
- from on board the steamer Effort at Mashlng'
ton, La, a GOLD HUNTING LEVER WAiCE'
tachel. Watch Makers and others will please take
notice.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery OF
tile Watch, on application to ,,
THOMAS r. BRADY, Saw-Mill,
Magazine street, corner Girod, NewOrleans.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from my Plant
~ alton, near Vile Plate, on the night of
the 18th inst, a Dark SoTcl American SSs
HORSE, l5 hands high, with a scar on theN-Ns,
right shoulder caused by rubbing of the shaft ana
white spot on the back, saddle mark; no brand.
Any Information, or the return OF the Horse to me-
WI! be literally rewarded.
Vile Plate, October 25, 1856.
.u. THEOPHILE FONTENOT.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having pur-
: chased all the right, title and interest OF MI
", Gusman Estorge in and to the Merchandise = AS
ssts, etc., of the late firm of NEY y ESTORGE, Is
now now exclusively charged with the liquidation ana
tettlement of the affairs of said firm
Opelousas, October Is, 1856. BENO1T NEY.
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BARKER, Gun and Locksmitl, 4s Per
J dido street. NewOreans, will make and repiaiil ii
Guns Pistols, etc. and indeed do any work ~, II nl, MS
line with punctuaity and Dispatch and IN the 9eS'
stvle. Gaffs made in superior manner.
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VALUABLE UNIMPRoVED LANDS
W At PRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned .y.*4
1oasrs H priyate sale, on reasonable and accom-
%odsng Ssis terms, the following described Tracts @
y y sSs S acres lying east of the Bayou Brnf, ana
A''''s miles Of the junctit tof Bayous Bteuf and
Crocodile. adjoining lands Of DR.. l.. Webb
aud Moore g. Prescott.
q Ask Acres on the west bank of Bayou Bouf, ad-
: '' joining lands Of Mr.. Liz FL above and G. L.
q Aoo acres on the west bank of Bayou Wake.
~ Ias acres on the east bank of same, bounded on
49, the east by the plantation oithe undersigned
f9l acres bounded on the west by the plantation
I ''''' Of the undersigned on the south by G. R.
King, on the east 10y A.WaAelle and on the
ss north by lands of B. r. CAN'T and others.
4 an acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands of Mr..
Foreman.
The new State road, as surveyed and partly com.
s.st of the Waxie which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility Of soil and timber,
having been selected especially by the proprietor,
sfter rst seeing NIL the unculiTated lands of the
anniy to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas, I. Andcr-
son. Washington, or the underssned a1ais residence
on Dry Bayou. q "-,'l-'N.-,.... JAME.yMoh..-aS.
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YT1HEODORE DEVALCOURT, Notary
il Public and liuctionecr in aud for the Parish Of
ST. Landry. Office at Grand Cotcau. Any orders
left with j. B. PoLlSGuE will receive prompt atten-
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IF ,OUIS STAGG, Public Auctioneer in
- "A and for the Parish of St. Landry Office Vile
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.TLYsSE GABEREI., Public Auctioncer
- and Collector for the Parish Of St. Landry. or.
aee in Opeloisas. March TO- a'e sls
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IOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
~ of Accounts, etc. respectfully offers his services
to the public as such Orders lett at \. Mllspanglls 5
Book Store, Washington, will be promptly attended
to. SeItembcr l3, 1856.
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r,oR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in
IN Town of Opcloasas. Possession 4.ssssAsr
s,Ysn ~ arthor partcula inquire of CnAs. n
EiLEs at this office. A&ss--2
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FOR SALE.

ss.or q ALE-A Top Buggy and Harness,
lr..,v Avn new. Will be sold cheap for cash. Ap
~ 4 this ONCE. 80 ~
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NOR RENT-Thc House adioi";'- sthe
,.o,. ~ Mr.. o. Poiret and recent. si.ssIa sssasr
,;aS AIN Nv J. Pefferkor Possession gwen |::i5iissa
enp's%a snpmeaately. For further partieng apply ElSs
lnll'u~Y laNl'1 CfiAs N. yfLER ds4zz-a4
- trla corner of Main andSandry streets.
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pIERRE.GOs elm, Cabinet Maker and
= Whcclwright, cNers his services to the public
at moderate prices fo, cash.
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nEBA1LLoN & CARR1ERE, Receiving.
~ = Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
ngton, La. ID 0lli 5753.15f - : - S,f77T
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D pOGERs & THOMPSON, Public Auc-
-Et tionecrs iii and for the Parish of st. Landry.
Office at Opeoisas
GEORGE N. ROGERS. A. j. THOMPSON.
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BUSINESS "a Ids.

nR. B. 5. HAW.-Ofice on Landry street,
- bes, sen Main and Court, opele''Sas.
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JOSEPH CHENIEls Collector and Crier
= Parish Of Y. Landry. sice in ppelousas.
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nR. DAVID TODD, Qate of the Charity
~ Hospital,) Washington, La, offers his lroics-
sonal services to the citizens of Washington and the
surrounding country.
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VI NiIN - u
4 Hard Story.

FRIEND CHASE On Saturday eye
ming, the 10Th ult., my oxen, pair Of
nice fours, were taken from my pasture
by two rufians and driven off Not find
ing the right track until Wednesday
morning, they had three days the start of
me. followed Down Pine Greek, through
the town of Delmar to Babh's Creek
thence to Trout Run, via the Block House,
to the Lycoming Greek and thence to
slaughter house in WilliamSport. The
whole distance is about l2O miles, which
they performed in two days apd21 hours,
and |, in two days and a half, my travel
ling being much retarded from the ne
cessity of constant enquiry, and some
times deviating from the track. The
rascals sold the oxen on Wednesday morn
ing for &S6,35 staid around until noon
and left, saying that more oxen would
soon be in. The butcher Can honest
Dutchman called Jo) had bought them
in good faith, had disposed Of one to his
customers, and the other was under his
knife. He thought it hard case to pay
over the second time, although the prop
erty was partially identified, and his pur-
chase could be proved, But through
the voluntary friendly aid Of the Sheriff,
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1t is an unavoidable feature of all con-
gcntions assembled for the purpose of
making nominations, that for each posi-
ton, every applicant but one must meet
with a disappointment Of his hopes
Knowing this to be the case, as every
one does, no man who has acted with a
political party, because he believed by
doing SO he was upholdlng right and COM
batting error, will complain if he should
be distanccd in the race for prefermept ;
nor need any better evidence be required
that he was unworthy Of distinction at its
hands, than to see him, under some petty
pretext, go over to the ranks of its enc
mics, when the chances upon which he
avowed willingness to rely and abide by
have failed 70 crafty his wishes. 1t is
an unmistakabIe indication that his party
fealty was based upon selfish motives,
rather than upon an honest adherence to
the principle.-Lycon,jay Gazetie.
We have once Or twice before found a
good thing in our Lycoming nieghbor
We are 50 well pleased with the above,
that we commend it to the friends of the
Gazette in this County. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
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TERRITORY as that half which possesses nc
slaves, is admitted. Then, whether the
negation of portion by the non-slave-
holding States shall be stronger than the
affirmation of all the slaveholding States,
and the aquiescence of portion os the
non-slaveaolding in relation to the affairs
Of Territory, is one question; and
whether the people of that Tcrritors
alone shall or shall not decide the mat
ter for themselves, is another and with
in these is comprises the whole problem. y
There are two facts stated in the above
that should make the honest supporters
of Buchanan blush to the eyebrows
First that " Buchanan has crossed the Ru-
bicOn, and taken the extreme Southern
position, that Slavery exists in Kansas
under the constitution of the United
States This veriiies the strongest as
sertions of the Republican press during
the campaign as to what buchanan
would do if elected.
But the second assertion is more hu-
initiating than this, This letter states
in rather ambiguous terms, that the North
supporters of Buchanan aqujesce in the
Slavery-extention scheme of the South
This is doubtless true as to the leaders
of sham Democracy in the free States,
but we believe there are many thousand
voters in this State who supported Rl-
chanan under the belief that he was in
favor of freedom and justice. These
will repudiate him and his party just as
quick as they discover that he has thrown
off the disguise heretofore worn, and is
the open alley of Slvery-extension.
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ADMINISTRATORS 4 SALE,

EN pursuance Of an order of the Orphans
I Court of the county of Potter, there will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House in
Couderspo:t, on TUESDAY, the 22d day Of
September. 1851, the following described real
estate situate in the township of Sharon, in
said county: Bounded on the north by tie
highway leading from Millport to Gabriel
Barnes. on the east by lands OF } Barnes and
Gabriel Barnes, on the south and west by lands
of Mann & Nichols, containing eight acres
more or less, about two acres Of which Is M
proved and on which is erected one tr1m1
house and one frame barn--also some fruit
trees thereon CHAS. S. JONES,
Administrator of the estate Of Harry Lyman,
deceased. 1910.
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Republicans, 10 YOuT Duty.

We find the following timely and good
advice in the y. 7. Tribune, of Satur-
day last. We hope Republicans through
out the State will give it heed.
"We have already alluded to the can
yass in PENNSYLVANIA as presenting the
singular anomaly of a great party deyoly-
ing the entire labor and responsibility of
unfolding its flag and defending its faith
upon single man. Hardly a month af
that canvass remains; yet up to this hour
the Republican standard would seem from
this distance to have been upbourno by
David Wilmot alone. Now Mr. Wilmot
is an excellent debater, and, if he were
omnipresent, SO that he could speak IN a
dozen different places at ONCE, he might
do all that is required. As it is, he can
not speak within reach of half the people
who would gladly hear him before the
day of election. Meantime, his antago-
mist, (who pleads the vote of his State
Committee as his excuse for not meeting
Mr.. Wilmot on the stump is hacked BY
other orators, and the efforts Of active and
powerful Committees, and most unseru-
pulous press, Col. Forney's new Phila-
delphia organ taking the lead in his sup
port: With Wilmot and Packer travers-
ing the State together and speaking to
the same audiences, we should fear moth
ing; but with Wilmot speaking alone for
the Right, and Packer aided by all the
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BY referenence to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that the mer-
chants Of Philadelphia are asking d share
Of the trade they have 50 long neglected.
They have doubtless discovered that the
" trade" Of Northern Pennsylvania is de
serving Of more attention that they have
been accustomed to giving it, and now,
when it is almost too late, renew their ac-
quaintance with US. We are pleased to
see them thus invite our merchants to
their market, though we fear it will be q
long time before they recover from the
neglect of the past Philadelphia has
eminently superior claims upon cur trade
than New York, being tho metropolis Of
our State; but if it has failed to enjoy the
profits OF that trade, the fault is with her,
not with US. Cur merchants trade where
there is most indUcement held out to
them, by keeping that particular market
carefully before them i'll the columns Of
their newspaper, and to the neglect of
Philadel phia to call their attention to
her wares, must be attached all blame,
for her not receiving larger portion of
our trade. We believe that the commu-
nication with Philadelphia is iost as good
as that wath New York and her claims
upon our trade are certainly more prom
incnt. We hope, therefore, that our
merchants will give her claims some at
tention in future and in order that they
may know where to make their purchases
with advantage, We ask them to look over
and select from the cards sent US by Mr.
John a Riddle, and which they will
find in their proper place.
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Southern Slavery.

Every paper published in the South,
contains the evidence of the barbarity of
America. The advertising columns of
the most obscure weekly sheet, will con
vince any person with spark of human
ity in him, that "Slavery is the sum of
all villainies"
Take the following, which is cut from
the Springfield (Mo.) 1deertiscr of Sep
tember lst;
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CONSTITUTION OF MINNEsoTA.-We
National Iutelligemcer gives the following
synopsis of this instrument:
"The new Constitution prohibits Sla-
very and guarantees liberty of the press,
trial by jury, &c. The first Legislature
is to consist Of thirty-seyen Senators and
eighty Representatives: pay, SO per day.
There are to be a Governor, Lieutenant-
Governor, Attorney-General, Secretary OF
State, and Treasurer, elected for two
years, and an Auditor for three. The
Judiciary is to be vested in a Supreme
Court, District Courts, Courts of probate,
Justices Of the Peace, and such Other
Courts, inferior to the Supreme Court,
as the Legislature may establish by two
thirds vote al Judges and justices to
be elected by the people. White male
citizens of the United States twcnty-one
years of age, residing in the United States
one year, and in the State four months
next preceding any election, are voters.
Also, white persons Of foreign birth,
having the above qualifications OF age
and residence, who shall have legally de
clared their intention to become citizens
and persons of mixed white and Indian
blood, and Of Indian blood under certain
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and Esq. DIETRICH recovered SIS, and
could get no more, without recourse 70
the law The whole affair has cost m,
about Sl0, if the fellows can be cauobt
by the means, my loss will not be regret.
ted. They were frequently described to
me as follows: The older about Is, black
hair, beard and whiskers, rather tall and
slim, lame in his right foot, wore calf
skin shoe slttcd on the top. The other
about %, less in stature, with rather =
boyish face. lie pretended to be the
owner, was quite smart and quick TO
speak, and did the talking mostly. They
can very readily be identified by six or
more responsible men in Willlmsport-
4 man left in the cars Immediately for
Elmira hoping to find them at the fair.
H. l.. BIRD.
Sweden, Sept. 9th, 1857.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

FHyIIE following accounts have been flied at
4 the Registers Office Of Potter County,
Pennsylvania, and VIII be presented at the
September Court, on Tuesday, September 22d,
1857. for confirmation, RiSi, to wit
Account Of Joel Hendrick, administrator Of
the Estate of William Lyon, deceased, late Of
Sweden township.
Account Of Charles S. Jones, administrator
Of the Estate Of Harry Lyman, deceased, late
of Sharon township.
Account Of Clark Crum, administrator of
tho Estate Of Philandcr HaNlcy, deceased, late
Of Bingham township.
All persons interested can attend at said
time and place if they think proper.
\. JACKSON, Register.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Coudcrsport, Aug. -, 1851. Io:ll
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TIE President, a short time {

THE President, short time ago, receiv-
ed letter from Professor Silliman and
others, including several Doctors of Di-
vinity of New Haven, objecting to the
employment by him Of the United States
military forces to execute the so-called
lays Of Kansas, and assuring him that
they cease not to pray that he may have
bis proper course of duty pointed out to
him, or something to that effect. To this
letter the President has just replied,
briefly but Pointedly denying their pre-
misses, and duestiqniGg their knoWledse Of
those laws. And after acknowledge their
validity, be calmly assures them that By
TIE help of God he will enforce them, in
a<s1gdupce with his oath of Office
Is 2 nj 70 be wondered at that the
'Sf@t14s q Divinity aud the President dis
'Kff4 ~ tH4 4e former aim 70 make
E'F-' t&-~4 5ts9's #.h. the laws Of
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~ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed, an Auditor appointed by the Or
phanS' Court for the county Of Potter, to dir
tribute tac assets now III the hands of j.
uendrick, the administrator Of the estate OF
WILLIAM LYON, deceased, among the several
creditors Of the said estate, Will attend to the
duties of his office, at the Prothopotary's Of
fee in the Borough of Coudersport, on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day of September next, at
one o'clock, p. VI. Persons interested can
attend if they think proper
LEWIS MANN, Auditor
Coudersrort Aug 10, 1851