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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26
Apuc,,tnr1 1'ir1tutaH.
Morning. Feb'y. ae. 1851.

We doubt not the reasonable suggestion Oh tie
yirgaiaa in reference Mr. Bocaek will have great
weight with that seRilemanter its Love and regard Tor
him have ALWAYS been very greai-hnt NE rainier
guess though Mr.. noeeek thinks the kirginian Yer.
sweet that he will be something ike an old trend OF
ours who WAS seventy three years old, anu was en-
gagged To be married young lady oil terry seven
who Insisted on marriage eontfac, me quinn.
old gentleman told her he had no Kind oil enleetion'
and reaaested her 10 have il written. On his next
;;, ,isr siscnsspv The time parson. &c. orc be-
inc A Methods 4 ana the other Presbyterian, tour
neifbbor knows nothing Of these things,l the young
lady nresleeei the marriage eontiaet-wheh secured
her own properly and gave her one-ihifd Of his IN
fee simple il she should be the longest lfef After
reading IL carefully eyer-he looked up with most
loving smiie-snd said YOU are sweet-Fery sweet
mighty saeet-but you not as sweet as that--Rf-
pa2icaa
The application OF this anecdde seems TO DO
that Mr.. Bocock would object to any written con
tract with his district as to his perqnistes. Two
years ago, he became candidate for the posi-
he now holds when the pay was only s. der diem
There was certainly an implied understanding
that he would servo out his term, If elected at
that rate OF compensation. Instead of this, no
is drawing three thou sand dollars year from the
treasury. A ..marriage contract" between Mr.B Boz
cock and the District would therefore, have been
a very announcement thing TO HIM So it might he
for the future;or If he should 60 back To Congress.
the next session. who knows but that the mem-
,ers may vote themselves six thousand a year
instead of three thousand !. Under all the oroum-
stances. it would probably be best for the Dis
rict to treat him as the young lady of forty
even did the Republicans "old friend of seventy
threen-fef him slide
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The Mi.sissippi Gnfansicnent.

A paragraph has recently appeared, stating
that the State OF Mississippi had got lis affairs
81 complicated by crude Legislation 10 render
il doubtful whether under existing laws, her
officers were not perpetual. 1t seems the mat
ter was referred to the Legislature, whose action
IN the premises Is thus given:
The committee 10 whom was referred the mos
sage Of the Governor relative II the recent II.
nendments ot the Constitution. SAYS the Missl-
sppan. have submitted report through their
chairman. the substance Of winch Is that there
is no conflict between the TENURE 81 office n
mendment" and the Election amendment" tx
cept that the Constitution now stands by virtue
of these two amendments the mem bers of thf
Legislature. now in session will he compelled n
hold the ses sion which oonsenes GA the 1t Mon.
day in November, lo.,7 aud thoss. elected al the
October election IN 1857, could not hold a regn-
lar session until the Ist Monday in November
1859; in other words. the members elect could
not hold regular term until twenty five months
after their election, which mnst continue To be
the case under the present system. 4 10 tho
election of Governor and nther officers, the com
mittee think there is no difficulty.
To remedy the Inconvenience III relation 10 the
members of the leglslatnfe,a portion Of the com
mittee recommend the call of Convention.
and others Of the committee recommend t6e. pr
sage of bill proposing au additional amendment
of the Constitution.
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Southern Trade with oDain

It is not generally known that the city of
Charleston, S. c.. is now. rs il has been Tor some
time past, carrying on a lucrative direct irade
with Spain. and that chiefly in the essential COM
modify of flour. From the Courier we obtain the
following faets in relation to this important ex-
port trade from Charleston
It Is hut short time since that noticed, rs il
was also BY the commercial press throughout the
country the export Of cargo OF Hour rom TINS port
10 Snain Another instance connected with this new
feature in our trade has come TO our attention. The
Spanish brig Maria JBana fereeede, master, cleared
from this port yesterday for Santandar, Spain hav
ing on board ols barrels aud 5oo sacks of -four
This may seem somewhat singular, and acting upon
the &" Goals 10 Newcastle principle. Santaa1ar Is
the great -four depot for the south Of spain but the
cargo above mentioned IS Of extra superior Lebanon
and Denmeads brand and FAR better than any that is
grown or manufactured in Spain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

There seems to be a very considerable dispo-
sition in portion, at oast. of the District more
immediately concerned, the Alexandria Gazette
says, TO mike a change in the Board Of Public
Works, by the election of some other gentleman
than Mr.. Armstrong. We should he glad 10 SEQ
gentleman elected. who would favor the reeep-
ton by Virginia of her portion of the public
lands, or their proceeds, To BIZ applied. in partto
our own internal improvements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

the capitol Though fhey have come 10 be re
garted as an essential part Of the ceremony
they do not necessarily belong TO If, and arr III
fact. extra constitutional. They ere purely vol.
un,ary on the par, Of the President. who Is only
required by the constitution TO take the oath Of
nficn
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sish to accomplish for your country AMI the world.
I write as of the animalcuies contributing = 80
coral reef of public opinion. I. 4. ho9p'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

fsnes Diseases will Ind m rf1libe remedy
Ointment and Pills it the Ointment be rubbed on The mart, a.
fectel the blathes will disappear II will Wounds =
20 years standing
Sold n the manufactures. Ne 90 Maiden Lane New yol
aud No 2i Strand londoni anu by all Druggists at o5c
TIE and u per box. Heb al;ll,y
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SPECIAL NOTICES


~ rOO m.
Boston urnai-lhis medicine coming from a razT--,
sauree, aud carefully prepared by exuerneaa A.
physician Is received by tn public l.nee n. IN
easY been ed a5Ilufatu If
ia tame has rapidy extended has been .slansi o.
In every part Of Tho country. particularly the Ns A.,
Northern States and strong Testimony
bic aud Intelligent perzn Las han afdueed IN fr a. H.,
merits a. remedy for Colds and Coughs affection, f IL
Chest Diseased Liver - me
M other Cough remedy Las attate1 50 high rnt,
tion. ei''''
None genuine unless signed BUTTS m the yrapaer
SETH W. FuNLH Il Co, isls Washington street r.
ton. prnprietors Sallby their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II. SEAY.
ali, a
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Rnkcr's Kiitcr-.rhose bitters have become So NOM,
lar that h( may b. regarded as one OF our permanent in
of other medicine while in dyspepsi, d,b't'
aud all Diseases arising from djsarrangen OF man
nal machinery, they potent Than any elixir hereto
tore discovered by scientific research W. speak from ,Ian
ledge, When the efficiency If IA F M.
FILTERS Il tonic AT this the year es,nei'1
when a of lasstne takes hold ofihe human aIi. lpI
fresh air and exercise utterly tail to shake tbs extraordinary
medicine sets man n re.inYizorai,s and invests him with
new lite Such medicine, particularly when bad to
take us be nyalnhle; and saeh fact, tha, iuann,c
tured by Elijah Baker, Of this ~ Richmond Jy1sp
be Iansil,al Druggists in I.yuehlore Dan,
Vile Farmvle Fiaaa lie. abingdon aud elsewhere
feb 2d2w E BAKER, Richmond Va
Montgomery county, Pa if ts bottles of DE GRA11iS u
running Inc Eur and Jumps the Throat ater the hysi
given them mp lie sl>s he has used ir,f n'5
GRATH's ELECTRIC OIL tor three years IN In. lany '
woni1 not be without it in his house
Ask Mr. n'debendt Of Indiana county, Pa, If one iasof
Prof De GRAriIs ELECTRIC OH. dil eure HIM IF
rheumatism Of Two year standing lie says lie ,s5uI ave
50 ho Tie for il ii he eonld not get it Otherwise
Ask Mr. sant Harper Of Alexandria Va II I'r, he r,t,
ELECTRIC oil did not euro his son OF pliaes.# al two
years Standing ar all Physicians had failed Ask An if b
Try it on his
PRoF DE GRAfH-Dear Sir:-lhis Is to certify that INV
servant boy Philip has hcen deal lot upwards OF years
have tried various remedies without effect f,.
Of your ren"in" TiFGTRIG OH in G b ~ aPa%
persons, Ills Fearing far red that he hear
person speak in common tone of voice cheeuy rec
omnend to all
We the undersigned saw the operation performed and
acknowledge - be one of the miraculous ever
made in this place
T. NILSSON CLAIBORNE, Gnlpeper & II.
l.. {. TURNER, do d.
B, II. JAMIsON do
JNo. b. tIH, Rappalamock county Va
PROF BEGRhTlIS ELECTRIC Oil CURES
Rheumatisiu Soreness Deafness
Ulcers, Burns, Seais,
Pains
Ladies should use II 1t Is sweet aud pleasant
n b. BE careful and that the signature Of Prof
DE t'rath is on the label and h blown i'll the bottle
All others rascaly eountcieils.
For sale by all Drug. i8ts. fan o Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

We hope no one will be- deferred, by its length
from reading The very able aud interesting letter
of Rev. Dr.. Ross, published in this mornings
Nirginian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

mo -GONYINCIN6 EFInENrE mlr. III an tIT,- -
have been suffering with rheumatism aud enlargement
pain the bones and Joints. have strictly followed ~ -
ply sicians and other such family NJ
had been recommended for the ct
still lid improve IN the least and treanaug .a
PEELED to keep be aud thereby prevented from tt
ding business. Some weeks ago was induce IL
friend 10 try Carriers Spanish Mixture. The was
ulnus. felt consideia bly, improved afer lad TAXI n
fourth dose have only used SINGLE hottie an al [
Is pain feel better than have felt for 80
and attribute my completely restored health soley Ia ~
Carriers Spanish Mixture consider most e1ce5,
medicine ior rheumatism aud all diseases the blood ,n5
thceffuiy recommend it 10 the afflicted '
ID. BGRRIrT
Southeast corner Fourth aud Walnut sts
l.innt1t 1afIA NH
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" VI. II OFT
ARTHUR C0&NELB.

retiring from the firm ofott u Connect return ny thanks
Tor the patronage bestowed hrla and b. cunii.
nance to a. Connen to whom posed Of my ere IL,
tercst VA il orr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26
a E,.ris,,t.s rsrt,ati..-n1

EsriHinEd IL th.Nhat LADY gu.tleiaan would
iar nnfer TIL curse OF erlhle when s5fs
BON pENS DENTAL FLUID II vii. not ally raa ler H.
swee but aatr the teeth white aahlstcr prrrait Iaat-
ache aud preserve eu from eeay. Recommended by
lists and fhysieia4s eserys.erc.
BelElni Coui afafieI b, lis lf,. II re-.
hmFea puppies tau fss klee ranills ii ska AM beau.
hh III rieA roseafe hue In tine 4teat,st cosmetic
eser knfsn. Inning free huh All iasr5ts matter lfa ~
esnis In saieoy $fhDriIi.hN MtIffEiiIsAD,
STABLE y JONES.
may = Is aud Dru4e : cyrrsw4.4r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

Pain Killer " very little effort part sales small
a first but As II bee known dana.
increased very rapidly lar beyond eciaos every
person that bought would after aud speak tic
highest ol valuable remedy all
your pamphlet spoke of From these reeonen atiuls
were induced to useii in families and
il with great We sod u Rain
Killer than have before other
in the length and do hesitate
That IT has eYel better ssletion the purchaser
other article have sod Hurry business pre-
vented nnr send certificates hHt have vicinity
Il ON hficen hundred Thousand living witnesses who
testify their nrghbo day by day, the vaue Davis,
Pain Killer. Keep larEe supply in the West, Just
nictn" As the people want aud he5 have already
that they the Fever isenty five
Il viii "A cold in hour-a seycrt eougb in 1q
ngh-ad has proved 10 he the best medicine i,.
eased stomach ami many ntler purposes
LOCKWOOD y GRAHAM, Sandusly City. Ohi3
Farsale BY Druggists Groeers MEDICINE Dealers e.ty
feb T. dew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

- house one door below H. j. Camp a brother where
ne WI be glad to 81" his old friends He will away keep
tahd supply oil fresh ground Meal Wool Rolls Plaster
lie will pay cash for Corn any time fr,l 9pdiv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

Southeast corner Fourth aud Walnut S,s
Cincinnati, March Il, ls5J.
IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

/ and wife pareai ani child. ordained IN Elem.
| for man n nau an1 modified after the fall while
tie relation Of slavery as sysfein NJ ahnr, Is only
/ one form of thu g1s,fnment ofiaiaeA If God. over
ALLEN and hegrrle1 man I'll the evil IN tie ST.
TEN arr the same els Of oppression we in the
Relation of husband AMI wife, aud III Other forms of
Government - slavery a. e'ation, suited u
the more degrade Tie more Ignorant AMI help
less types of a sunkcn humanity. l., Ike all govern
ment intended ns the proof Of the curse OF such deg
radiation, and ut the same time 10 elevate and bless
that the relation oil husband aud Niie being for man
~ man will he HIM while slavery will re-
main 50 long as God sees It best, Is controlling
power over the ignorant the degraded and
helpless and tla ~len lie sees 1t for the good Of
lie country, he will cnnse il u pass asae, If the
slave be elevated TO liberty aud equality politi-
cal aud social with his master, in thnt country; or
out Of that country if such elevation cannot be gyeu
therein, but may lee realized in some other Id: al
which result must be efl TO the unfodngs Of the
Divine will in harmony with the Bible aud not to
newly Discovered dispensation. These iaets are vim
detfrd III tie Bible and Providence In the Old
Testament they stare you in the face-in the f.mily
OF Ahraiasi-n his slaves, bought with his money,
and born in hi honse-in fingar running away m
der her misressns hard dealing with her and yet sent
back - fugitive slave, by the angel in the law
which authorized the ilrhrews to hold their brethren
slaves for time-n which parents might sell
their children into bondage-in which the henthen
were given TO the hebrews their slaves foreysf-
IN which slaves considered much the m ncy
OF tntlT MASTER tnht lne master WHO Killed
unRuaricd blow, under certain crcums tar cos.
sufficiently punished in his slaves DEATH because lac
thereby lost his money-in which the difference be-
tween nun stealing and slasehodng is, by law, set
forth-in which the runaway from heather masters
may not be restored because God gave him the bene-
fits Of an adopted Hebrew. In the New Testament
wherein the slavery of Greece and Rome was recoe-
nized-in the obligations laid master and slave
in The close connection of this obligation with TIC
duties of husband and wife, parent and ehild-in tie
obligation return the fugitive slave 10 his master
and in the condemnation of every abolition prs#-
ciple "as destitute of the truth "a Tim. G. l. 2 J.
T. d
This view Of .aavery Is becoming, more and NOR
not only the settled decision Of the Southern but o.
the best Northern mind, with II movement SO strou1s
that you have been startled hy it, to write the pnmph
let nov lying beiofe me.
This IS the third result Won have sccured-t MAKE
many of the bes men in the North see the inidcN
oil Yoar philosophy, fl8ely called the subjccl
oi slavery in the clearer and celfsr light of tn
scriptures
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only aftisie particularly suited t" Ghillrra
II yon " fs zen a's entirely eltar of Dandr f. ROS
StRS BY LEAVES
Il YOU IN !. cont their heads with sao EossERs
BAY LEAVES.
Ii yoH viii Ia beaut.5 Their heads aud give ap.
rea'nee at little ialies aud gentlemen, U.s. kOSSiRS BAY
LEAVES
II yaa WIS" promote the Of tlir hair nd cause
to dow IN glossy and iaAniint rsets kpS5f.RS BAY
LfANiS.
AHl Hou the parent wi> tlese heaei5ia res Its l. sapr
ltr use lDssrGs libY LEAVES Procure your sagpy
Il STRoIliEk y WHITEHEAD, the only #nts HIS
~ fel glAets
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SPRING TRADE. .~5,,


NV Nspt.f:N fs.Ft VENEIEISS IN SEgJE~H
w FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, No.
21r BALTIMORE SFREEr OPPOSITE HANOVER ST .
BALTIMORE
beg 10 cal aiientjo o huyer> Spring Stock,
which epmmfrs attractive assortment of l!rs
French and American Dry Goods cach t,e!5 TIM Mt
sa'i cAllbh luge assortment Many OF goods
eFei pftciiy from the manufacturers and
-" rs 10 supply orr cusomets Nth goods they
purchase them ~ tlF Z m Eastern Ctiire would
thef Ste ti by III" rec nj completion lnaHy Ncs
efh thI n'nten Railroads tending otds Baltimore,
nlNe increased facilities for forwarding DDS with
We solicit cali from prompt dealers and shall .n,,eayor
make it 10 the interest Of such To deaf win Us
$-or@srs promptly attended 10
feb - dau liorkIXS UNI. & 20
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). Meanwhile, many Of your most pious men,
souudesl scholars nnd sagacious observers Of Prosi
dence have been led to study the Bible more faith
fully in the light Of times. And they are reading it,
more ana more IN harmony with the views which
nave been reached by the highest southern minds
to-wit That the relation Of master and slave IS
sanctioned by the Bible that it is a relation be-
longing oihe same category as those of husband
and wife, parent and child, master and apprentice
master aud hireling the relations Of husband
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25
DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS
FROM O'CLOCKA. M. To 70 O,CrocK M

DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS
FROM 9 o'CLoCKA. M, TO 1a O'CLOCK, nj
nday-English and French translation. @
1atsday-Engsh and French Dictation and the
Mathematics.
Wednesday, Latin, Spanish, French History, s
sday-Latin, Spanish, Mathematics.
Ff'ddy-Repetition of the general work of the
week. Preparatory Examination for the
Semestrial Examination, Reading
Class from to p. Nan hour and half for
Inferior English Pupils An hour and half
for Superior French Pupils.
Class from Q to p. M-An hour and half for
Superior English Pupils. An hour and half
for Interior French Pupils.
voluntary Study from 2 to s o'clock p. NJ, With
ou6 any extra charge, except the light ard fire.
The scholastic year is of twelve months Entire
Religious and Political Tolerance, 0 '''
g0WDgIg0N8s
INSTRUCTION y aud Board per year, S140 90
day scholars, per year 40 90
Quarters paid in advance
gay scholars per month, 4 90
Latin, tExtra], 2 90
Spanish, !" 90
" sDsraWing per year, ss.~ 30 90
!, nhusic, 40 90
OeGStead, mattrass, pillow, per year, 4 90
washing, 8 per month Doctors fees at the
cost ofparents. % a.as -. ~
The board and tuition of Pupils of years or up
wards to be settled by agreement. ,.
Opeiolsas, December 27th, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25
ShEREEF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Jean Bite. soileau fills, extr,) District Court.
vs.. Parish of St. Landry.
Alexandra c. Guidry. No. 1870.
E@Y virtue of writ of f. fa, issued in
-MBS the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House of this Parish, on Saturday, the 1st
day of August next 1857, commencing at the hour
OF II o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing from day to
day, if necessary all the right, title, interest and
demand of Alexandra c. Gudry, in and to the fol-
lowing described property, seized to satisfy said
writ, to-wit:
a certain Lot of Ground, specially mortgaged,
situated in the town of Washington in this Parish,
1872 feet on Bridge street, bounded on
the South by Short street, North by Bellevue street
and ON the East by Betsey f. w. C.
Terms cash.
L. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sherff's office, St. Landry, June 9th, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25
SHERlFE'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

A. j. Dasilva & Bell, District Court,
vs. Parish of St. Landry.
A. M. Perraut & ais, No. 1922.
10y virtue of writ of f. fa, issued in
I'D the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House ofths Parish, on Saturday the 1st day
of August next 1857, commencing at the hour of
II O'Clock, A. NJ and continuing from day to day.
If necessary, all the right title: interest and de-
mand of Auguste M. Perrault & ais. in and to the
following described property, seized to satisfy said
writ to-wit:
A certain Lot or Fraction of Ground, lying and
situated in the town of Opelousas, and designated
on the plan of said Town, as Lot No - bounded
on the East by Jesse Hayes North by Ney & Es-
forge, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereunto belonging, except the Cockpit,
Cistern and furniture of the household.
Terms :-CASH.
L. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office, St. Landry, June 27th, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25
JOEL Fl. SANDOZ.

~ Recipe for dysentery which Balti;
more gentleman has never known to fail for
twenty years. Take II grains rhubarb, 80
grains salt tartar, 48 grains prepared chalk,
4 drops oil spearmint, 20 laudanum, 2 ounces
soft water--put into phial, and shake it well
before using. Dose-for child from one TO
four years old, one teaspoonful; for grown
person, one tablespoonful-to either, three or
four times day, each dose to be sweetened
with loaf sugar, and kept in . cool place to
prevent it from souring
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25
NI u - = G

an. PRor. ANTHONY WINNER
:. M SsEas has the honor of informing the
N public, that having been induced
to conc aud settle in the town of Opelousas,
he is ready to give lessons on the Piano forte,
the Violin, the Guitar, and also in vocal
music !; he will likewise tune Pianos.--His
prices will be very moderate So 90 pei
month for Instrumental music, and So 90 PEI
month for vocal music For tuning Pianos
the charges will be proportionate 70 the work
still they will always be moderate.
. Opelousas, August 10Th, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25
pUbhIsHED ON SATURDAY BY
'j0EL II. SANDOE g. ANDREW MEYNIER.
CONDITIONS.

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Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars if paid at the end of the year. four doll
lars No subscription will be received for period
LESS than one year A subscriber wishing to dis
continue must give 1ete notice to that effect and
settle up all arrearages.
.4dvertising.---For one square not exceeding the
space OF ten lines one dollar for the first Insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements viii be inserted in french
and english until ordered out or until the editors
shall judge it convenient to discontinue the publ
cation. s5sf
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription win be stopped
nt al the arrearages paid unless at the option
OF the publishers
Noelection tickets or other jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is a responsible person.
Ten dollars in advance viii invariably be required
or the announcement of candidates for office.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-07-25

Gen. Cass is strict in his personal habits,
will not dine out if he can help it, and goes
to bed at 10 o'clock, P. NJ. When at Paris,
at balls in his own house, he would quietly
slip of to bed at the above hour, leaving hie
wife and three daughters to entertain the.
company present. This regime accounts for
his unwontsd vigor at the advanced abe OTIS
wears.