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A VENDRE.-Une terre situec sur 10 c6te
u Quest du Bayou Plaquemine ct contenapt 4. 900
acres ellie %consiste en- grande partie, en- bois de cons.
%tr,lctlon, tel que, Chene. Frene, Pin, etc., de Ia pre.
mere 4ual.te, ct dune Tannerie en- mauvais ordre.
eette SITUATION pour ne T~annerie, surpasse toute au.
tire dams FEtat de la Louisiana, wi In facilit6 ayec In
quelile, on peut Sc p%rocnrer des neaux ct des ecorres
La distance nest que % miles Sud DIES Ope!ousas.
Les termes seront avantageux aux acquereurs. Pour
a Plaquelnine BtuI6e. '
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HOTEL DE IAIGLE, a%utrefois "CaIt
- House," Washington, LAWN IRELAND do
IA Nue. Orleans, ,a.,yant aclct9 eette prcpriet6 anon.
&C au pubic, quii est maintenant pref i ~recevoir les
scineat est sltue entire les deux deharcaderes. eff fa;.
SAINT face au Couftableau. Les a%ppartemcnts ont xix
nonreilement gari.is ell neuf. lie propri6taire ESQ
espafer que par des efforts incessants, de pouvoir
fenafe 50 malsoh a'1ssi cominode ct agrerble n SEES
patrons, que tout antre Gtabiissement de &c oepre 1
Ia eampagne. IL y a aussi une bonnie 6curie.
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A VENDhE.--Un beau lot de poteanx
N pour barriere. de Ia premiere qualite ct une
qaantitd de pieux dc six pieds dc la plus belle quail
te, qui peuvent servir au lieu de m6rains de trois
pieds pour convertnre, a vendre q. bon march6 pour
du compliant, par
FONTENOT & LYONS.
Washington, 10 juliet 1856.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNEss.-Ths
~ undersigned keep constantly on haEa material
for Carriage Repairing in all It's h,'nches, ThtyS!e
prepared to execute all orders with d. ,.natt!, aua u
a w~orhmanlike N
EH- BUGGlES, sufa yES and HARKKss mads
to OrGer, X GIBBS il Gu. Rk.
Opel Asas, March S, ls5G. "
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Nj AGASiN DE DEPOT.--Le soussigns
49, Vesant detahlir I'M grand Magasin de dtnaf s' r
jn Sl 1 me- Ias Z Pres dc pe,4boaehare du Bayou Rouge
lhl3,m me !es habitans de . Big Cane y ct des eovirnasS
gun %receVra, ct exp6dira lie fret ct les mor,haa.
ses eul seront coni6s a ses soins. 'N'isnahdi-
20 Septembre Josrpv unp,,n,
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Ne that las q high forehead will Ii. J
under it, and will live all the days Q
.fe. Fl
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NEW WAREHOUSE

II soussigne nforme ses amis ct lie public
- en- general quill SEES etabli dausia vile de Wash.
ingtol, on il est pref a taire toutes sortes de r6parr.
lions aux %voitures, les peindrc, garnir, etc. II peint
aussi ues enselgaes. des ornaments sur des yoitures
etc., etc. Far sa granae attention Il ~louvrage qui
raj. & G07Ss
Washington, 80 aout 1856.
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Peiele are all the summer learning to w
a door pen, md are NIL the winter %learnin. te
close it.N IN
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. u PROFEssEUR ANTHONY WIN.

r Il PRQFESSEUR ANTHONY WIN.
~ MER 4 lhonneur d'informer te public. dH'ayant
6tt sollicit6 a venir s'1tahlir daus Ia Vile desOpelou.
sas, il est prtt a bonner DIES lecors Sar lie Piano, lie
Nio!oa, ia Guitarre, ainsi qa'en Musique voeale Il
aecordera Il grlemeut les pianos, SEES priN serunt tres
%nlodtres; 50 par mois pour Ia musiqnc INSTRUMENTAL
ct 80 par mois pour In musique v5cale. Pour Fac.
cord dies pianos, les prix seront Preparedness a lou
vrage R&anmoins ii seront ~toujours moldrGs.
Opelousas '16 aout 1856.
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A

p,,uOA AIon Ecole s ouyriras pour
~. ~. aimee scolastlqse ~ ,.alle. LUNDI, lie Is Dc
c~ontraire, toas les eIsves ser d s d special pour le
Giant entries pour rannGe, ct seront aiiiAshis = s -.
Termes-On paiera ~toujours d'ayance.
Washington, Le., IL Octobre, 1856.
GEO. IIJTHER.
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MAS. n EALER, Horloger. Biioutjer ct

:rHAS. y. EALER, Horloger, Bijjouticre ct
- Orftyre. e,,cignure siein ct ST Landry, Opelou-
sas, a constamment en- main -, Grand ass6~ ,timcnt dc
montres en- Or ct en- argent franchises CT an 4
double boitiefs. nontres Patent Lever ct Lepine,
Boncles d'orcilles, Bagues, Brooches pour danes ct
Epinglettes pour messieurs, l%uncttes, plumes ell or
avec manches dor ct d'areent, Parfsmerie. Brooches
d cheyeuX, Savons de toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs a 6nnmtrer, lie tout a des prix redui' pour du
compliant on de BONES acceptations sur Ia vile.
IL eStcutera aussi pour du compliant toutes cspeees
de travauX concernant 50 profession, avec pLomptitu-
de ct a la satisfaction de tous ceuX qui l'honoreront
de leur contiance.
Opelousas, 10 mars 1856.
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Gbe Patriot
uFFcil- JuusHAl or THE PARISH OF SAINT lAkDgass 4
AD TOWN OF oPELousAS. @6s 4
TT v

!. II, IN NesToN Is q
ALE. LIN CHARLES NJ. lns.EB.
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DENSIONNAT DIES DEMOR LIES
- AUX Observation-Disclosures Hoy ayec las.
sistance de p~lusieurs ifstitutriees caps aes, common
ccra son aimee accademique lie ~ xtenibre ct ellie
sera prete d bonner de, f~instruct 4 dams tontes les
branches solides ct accomplies. SiseignGs dams les
fcoles de demoiselles. Ain dassurer Ia facilite de
s'exprimer dams Ia langue franchise, cette langue
sera autant que possible celle de Ia famille.
L'annee scolaire est divise en- deux seances de
vingt ct une semaines chaque.
. Les 1eS1ncs par session sont
Instructions pour les classes inferieures. $40 90
Instruction pour les Tres classes. % 90
Musique sur lie piano. ....... 80 90
LIE Chant ct lie soifage, ...:..-....... rs 90
LA Peinture. ........ 20 90
Broderie eli sole, chenille, laine, etc. ....... ID 90
Pension, layage, b0is, etc.. ......... 60 90
On payera tous les trois mois d'avance. La partie
Anglaise sera enforcement SOUS les SONS de Made
moiselle Augusta Wheeler, les autres parties seront
sous les SONS de Madame Hoy, Mademoiselie Hoy,
Madame de st Ange ct Madame Walkley.
lie Chant ct lie Solage seront enseignes exclusive
inellt par Madame Walkley qui est bien meilleure
maitresse dc musique vocale qu'on ne trouve gene
raiement dams lie Nord on dams lie Sud, ayant fait SEES
etldes sous les meilleurs maitres de l'Ellrope ct de
FAmeriqne ellie a recn des lecons du celehre must
Glen Theodore Cisfeld, de New-York.
M. b. II NY aura pas de charges extra pour 10
Francois, nj de d6penses medicines pour maladie, d
moins qu'0n ne soft oblige d'employer me garde ma
lade chose qui nest jainais arrive depuis lie com.
dc cette Ecole Gu mars 1866.
Pranant en- consideration que Ia nourriture, dams
Ia plupart des pensions ne slfft pas pour In santG, ct
pour lie plus haut degrG advancement moral, ellie
recevra une attention toute partieuliere.
OpelousaS, 8 septemhre 1850. Hl
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Some men, as if they were poor all
to be weas when they die.
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DOLCE JURY. Parrish Of q Tandr,,

DOLCE JURY, Parish of St. Landry
~ meeting of the Police Jury, held on the 18th
On motion, it was Resolved, That at a ,nectinp of
the jury, to be held on the fifth Tuesday of p.~s,nber
next, ls5li, (heing the 30th day Of the month"; The
amount OF Taxes to be assessed and levied in tie said
be fixed and determined ON. ""-
th dhe tailowins is an estimate of the expenditures
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T OUIS WAITER, Ebeaiste, offhre a vendre
~ pour du compliant, DIES Armoirs, DIES Garde Man
ger, des Lavabots, des Tables de differences qualities,
etc. ETC., a un prix alssi modere ou'on pnurrnit Sc leg
procurer en- vile. S'adresser n lHotel de NJ. Alfred
Patin, Opelousas.
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GO DE RECOMPENSE.--y ole a
RSo bord du steamer Effort, a Washington, lie
uhe montre en- or II double boite, NJ J. Tobias, Iiv-
erpooi, avec une forte chaine en- or. Les h~orlogers
ct autres personnes auront Ia complaisance de faire
bien attention.
LIT susdite rdcompense ser1 pave 4 celui qui me la
rendra, en- s'adressant a
THOMAS II. BRADY, Moulin a Scie,
rue dca Magasin a fcacoignEre lie Ia rue Girod
Nouvelle-0 Orleans.
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A poor woman went to an emin t but &c
centric surgeon to inquire the proper treat
tent for some bodily wound. Put on q cat
plasm,'' was the But, doctor, 1t Is
or q little child" "Then put on a Kitten
plasm."
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M0ULlNS A COTTON DE CARVER
A'A ~patentes et perfectionnts, de ditlerentes Gran
seHes, =. ssaase par .nFBAILLnN & cARRlpRE
Washington lie.
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GABEREIl, Encap eur Public n
~ ct Collector pour la Paroisse t. Landry. l
eau aux Opelousas. Mars 10. ~
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TURY DE POLICE-Paroisse st. Ian
~ dry.--A une assemble du Jury de Police, tenue
lie Is novembre 1856.
Sur motion, il fut r6solu, qua une assemble du
Jury qi aura lieu lie cinquieme mardi de ddcembre
proclaim 1856 (etant lie 80 de ee mois) le mantant des
Taxes qui deyrent etre assesses ct leyees sur la dite
paroisse pour i.usage de la prdsente annee 1856 sera
fix6 ct determine.
&c qni suit est une estimation des d6penses qui Sc.
,n,t ~ ,ar,,;,oh. -
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N SACKS SALT, for sale by
wv DEBAIlLON s. CARRlERE
Washington, La.
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0NEZIME A. GUr~RY, Encs teur Pus
~ bic. dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Lay .fy. Burs'
aux Opelousas.
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~ W. 2MUSEy& CO.-Marchands Com
NJ missionaries de produit, ct agents do steaux
a yapeur, No. IL : Gravier, N.-Orl6ans. "
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/ .OUIS stage, Encanteur Public dams
- ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau d la
Vile Platte. 2Jd5 =15H
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An F~~'ishr,' j, thinking to be smart
asked al. an, who wss blowing Yankee
Doodle on Il slrill fife ( his dear life, " Is
that, my friend, ths tune the old COW lied off"
!" No, darn your I II : said the Down-East-
er, ut s not but he, tune, the OLD ReQ
died OFFS VIZ 943
1t always affords u. re to chronicle
the triumphs Of genius crea.;ons of minds
d3lvipg in the realms q tho ght; we accord
ingly give place to the s,llop ,g, which is no
less startling than neW :, we presume,
from the pen of an unwald Western editor !:
"I sat me down in ~ sht profound
This maxim Sc I drew: -s
1t & easieg ar to like a girl
Than make q girl like you.'
Young gentler fected with O.
~clivities :
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.nUPERIER, HAYES g. CO., Marchands
- COMMISSIONERS, IA rue st. Louis, Orleans
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GOSELIN, PIERRE, NJ, ,uisicr ct Char
" ron, otfre scs services au public, SEES prix Sc.
ront mohGres pour du compliant settlement.
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nEBAIILON & CARRIERE, Consigna-
- taires, Ekpeditionnaires ct Marchands Com
missionaries, Washington, La.
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THEODOsE s. ROBIN, Avocat, offre ses
Il ses services a scs amis ct au public du Quatorzi,
eme ct Quinziame District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril Z. Hp
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TOHN MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
- Arpenteur, ofre SEES services au public, il ex-
ecutera imm6diatement tontes les commandes aui lui
eront %do19ites. 'S'adresser a Mr.. Charles N. Ealer,
encoignare dcs rues Maine ct Landry, Opelousas.
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IS! TAXES !

Il! TAXES !--Tous les
.,ants sont par lie present
Collector de la Take de
s55, est maintenant oceupe q
rmement 4 l'acte dc 1886.
er des frais, (qui Sc trouvent
tr le susdit acte) viendront de
T Dejean, Esq, aux Opelou-
Collector GU son depute,
Az. toujours au dit Bureau.
smbfe 1856.
III GILBERT CAN'T.
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Depeases ordinaires de la Pdroisse.
Salaries DIES officers, ,.............. ...... L 200
Placement DIES 1nelnbres du Jury de Police. =. 900
Il .."raires DIES Magistrats dams les afEaires cri-
minelies ........ i, ZOO
Mainsien DIES %criraiu11,,s en- prison. ,....... 800
Dtpenses objections. ....... 500
sonfien DIES paayres.. i, 200
Coi'eetlon des Taxes. ,...... II, 500
Chemins dc petits points,, .......,......... 500
Dtpehses des Gours. 49,. 100
D5penses extraordinaires. 500
Depeases extra.
Dettes non pages. $500
Grand ct petit Jury .......... So. 500
Construction de trayaux publics. .. 1000
Construction du points le bayou Bnuf
IL MoulidSlue. i, 500. o 800
10000
Sur motion, rtsolu que lie susdit tahIeau soft public
ohtormG'nen 4 Ia lni. EBERT CAN'T,
Jos. D. RICHARD, Greffier. President.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
"A Ter, Opelousas, Le., s'occuppera toute afIaire
concernant sa profession, tant dams la ~paroisse de st.
Landry que dams les parOisses avoisinantes.
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nOCTEUT IS. HAW-Rue Landry,
IL entire les +, ~ Maine ct Court.
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TOSEPH% IN NIER, Collector ct Crieur,
= Paroisse st. La Try. Bureau aux opelousas.
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POGERS & THOMPSON, Encanteurs
Ia Publics dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Bureau aux Opelousas.
GEORGE n. ROGERS. d A. J. THOMPSON.
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THEODORE DEyALCOURT, Notaire
i Public ct Eneanteur dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
st. Landry. Bureau All Grand Coteau. Tout ordre
laisse au magasin de Mr.. j. B. PoL1NGuE sera
promptement execute.
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r TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marchands
LIE COMMISSIONERS encoignure des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-O Orleans.
BENZ. ToLEDANo. j. M'DONALD TAYLOR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

After long sleep the Jaeksonion com %
to us under the guardianship Of Robert J.
Price Esq formerly ofBrookvill. Mr.. Price
is young man Of considerable energy and
we wish him success If be does hal ~
well for the Democracy of Rush ss he did
for the Know Nothings Of Franklin, in 81
the Republicans will have some thing To
fear He was by far the most active initia
tor, in the county, that year
By the way, the motto Of his paper, 10 tn.
most significant and appropriate motto for q
Democratic paper that We have yet seem
1t occupies line by itself "Now." Moth
ing could be so appropriate. Though claim
ing to be "old line" that party wishes Il
forget all that is past and be responsible,
only for NOW. The creator and prescrer o.
paper currency, it is nov opposed to al
banks the most ultra in favor of the Viii
motproviso in 1850, II aop believes, with
the President, that the constitution carries
slavery into oil the territories and wonder,
that any body ever doubted 1t loud dsclam
ers in favor of popular sovereignty, IL nos
defends the Missouri usurpers, who disfrsn
chised the settlers in Kansas, and uphold
Gov Willard in denying the people Of In
diana the right to choose their own Judges
the most bitter denounoes Of Know Moth
inrs, II n0w elects the bitterest Of the mos
bitter to Office, and employee them to edi
their organs Well done, Robert ifall you
editorial labors arc a. significant as that
you will do 10 tie to--for the Democracy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
INDIANA CATTLE IN new YORK.

The Tribune thus describes few lots Of
Indiana cattle in the New York market:
Miller, Harvey & Gucrney have sold for
sundry owners, mostly in small lots at Ber-
gen, $50 head, at S9l0c. For Absalom
Bryant, 70 Northern Indiana scallawags, at
S(S9c., from $50 10 $50 each. For A. Starr,
from the same locality, 80 head, average 81
cwt, at $50. We should like TO know il
that will pay. rs EN-
For Wright 4 Darling Of La Porto Coun-
ty, Indiana, 81 head are in the yards to-day,
selling at S@9tc. fb,and $42@$45 head.
That we know won't pay, for we learn that
they paid $40 head for them, and shipped
them hither last Monday week, via Michi-
gan Central lake boats 10 Buffalo, and here
via Albany, at no less than 81 0 head ex-
psnse From tho locality these cattle came
from, and from the mark u. o." we infer
they were bought Of General Joseph Orr,
one Of the early settlers, and now the rich.
Get farmer Of that side country We wish
he could see these cattle here to-day, land
feel ashamed Of them as we do; because be
has the means 10 raise better stock. Of i'm
proved breeds, that would give him name
among the good breeders OF tho country,
and he ought TO set better example 10 his
neighbors than raising such scallawags as
these As q man we esteem Gen. Orr, and
value him as personal friend, and as a
good citizen can commend him, but wo can
not commend his cattle. Pray, General,
| try 10 do better. ~
NJ. Phillips sold for Little a Roberts, Of
Benton County, Ind, 10 head steers and
hsifers, at sS10c., sellers estimate-7@8c,
owners estimate. A lot OF 80 heifers, ave-
rage 81 cwt, sold at $33. The highest
price t73 IL grass scarce on the grand
prairie, and Is there no corn In the Wabash
Valley, that such stock comes here TO the
| shambles7 f... H.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
aupRExx IupaEs.

The Lsporte TGmes, Bright orgau, in
discussing the question Of the election Of
Supreme Judges, says
One thing Is certain, there is no vacancy
until the time has arrived for the resignation
70 IA Ike effect and the Governor can not act
upon II until that period arrives. Hence wo
sec no improperly in this decision Of the
Attorney General, but on the contrary, can
not soc how the Attorney General could
have decided otherwise. But again, suppose
that there should be no election, as there
will not be, have not the people Of Indiana
implicit confidence in Gov. Willsrdf Did
they not elect him 10 the Office Of Chief Elk
scutive Of the State, would they have done
so, II they had not sufficient confidence in
his abilities 10 discharge the various duties
devolving upon the office? We suggest 70
our friend Of the Register, that he don'i
elect these two Judges" in opposition ID
the appointees sof Gov. Willard, but just
wait q bit TO cool of in the mean time, and
all will be well. -
That Is the idea exactly. That is wha
We supposed Was intended by the refusal Il
allow the people to elect Did not tho peo-
pie elect Dictator Willard Is ne not NOR,
competent than the mass 8 to choose Judg
es, Just let him alone. Mr.. Register, h
knows what be is about he does. This i
popular sovereignty brought home. Lonl
live the Dictatorship. nts
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
A NOVEL LAW SUIT.

The case of PATE & POWELL rersus
WIN. EwALT, in the Boone (Ky.) Cir
cult Court was tried last week. This
was suit brought by Pate & Powell,
to recover damages sustained by them
in the loss Of hogs, last Fall and
Winter. 1t appears from the owl
dence in the case, that, on the 18th Of
September, 1856, Pate 4 Powell were
engaged in feeding hogs at tho Distil-
lery in this place, and had about ! 200
head in tho pens, oil Of them healthy
and sound. Ewalt sold them seventy
six head, which were put into the
pens. On the second or third day
after the Ewalt hogs wero put in, they
commenced dying with what proved
to be the prevailing disease known as
tho hog cholera; about forty head OF
them died. In two or three weeks
after the disease was discovered
among the Ewalt hogs, others in tho
pens began TO die, and the disease
spread until nearly all the hogs were
affected; about one thousand Of which
died. 1t appears beyond doubt that
the disease is contagious, and that
Ewalt's hogs introduced IL into the
pens. The loss sustained by Pate &
Powell is not less than $4,000, for
which amount they brought suit
The jury disagreed as TO the amount
of damages Plaintiffs should receive
and was by tho Court discharged.
The case will BIO heard again at the
next term. We are informed by q
kentucky friend that tho jury was
divided on amounts varying from
$3.50 to s5,000.-Rising Sun Visitor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

sD- Let there be no secrets in Me dicine
or rather no pretended secrets. The Medi-
cal Faculty publish as soon as made, oil
their discoveries, and almost oil that il
known Of real value for the cure Of disease
has been discovered by them. Dr. AYEn
takes the honorable, honest course, and
right because it is honest He goes &C
work and inyents the best medicine which
medical skill can devise for the cure Of GER
tain complaints, then publishes what it il
and maintains his monopoly Of ii solely BY
making it cheaper, better, more perfect
than anybody else can. If the people woe
exact this from all who offer them medicines
they would have much less treacle ant
trash TO swallow-Ne,o Orleans Organ.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
From the MAdson Courier
BUCHANAN IN NAloH w. BUCHANAN IN

AFR Buchanan flushed with victory, the
author OF an address spoken on the 4th of
last March, is a very different person from
the Mr. Buchsutn, a badgsred Presidcns, in
the Setembcr following. On the 4th Of
March. Mr. Buchanan, when speaking Of
Kansas affairs, affirmed that Il was the I'M
perofivs and indispensable duty Of the u $.
Government to secure TO every resident in
habitant Of Kansas the free and independ-
snt expression Of his opinion by his voto--
The Buchanan Of September, ia letter to
some forty clergymen Of New England,
sats the affirmation Of the Buchanan inau,
gurated on the 4sh Of March and declares
that the federal authorities, army included,
viii only protect that portion OF the bona
6ds inhabitants Of Kansas which have
becu made voters by tho constitution which
the delegates 10 convention selected by
about 1000 OF the $4,000 voters In the Ter
ritory will soon make .fci
Here Ia backing down with vcngcncc
In March every bona fde inhabitant OF the
Territory was to vote, and thcu, too, il was
the imperative and indispensable duty Of
the u. 4. Government to see that each indi-
v.dual should be FREQ to express his opinion
by his vote" In September only such Of
the bona .fde residents ma may be qualified
BY the convention which IL 10 form CON.
stitution for the now State are 10 votei