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A FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN NEW LONDON
Cr.-W find in our exchanges the following
notice OF a slave case in New London, on the
LIST inst.
A eoasting vessel arrived from North Caro-.
ma with a fugitive on board. The captain,
discovering the negro, went ashore ut New
London aud apprised the federal officials, who
went to the vessel, but the man Ind taken
alarm, jumped overheard and swan ashore,
Collector Mather instituted a search. found
" doe concealed in a clothing store, and can.
tnred him ; but DR.. Miner interfered. advised
the negro to run, and he did, The Collector
got out a handful Offering fifty dollars reward
Tor his arrest, bnt the man escaped, aud is sun.
posed to be on bis way to Canada.
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lays since
d 70 exist in the
as in full view Of the sew

r.1- sNas1Vt y NV AEuSisCUs US ulOu6nA
snely ~-- shannels. The general tenor Or
Those accounts. %justifes the opinion then ex-
pressed by rs that there was good reason for
believing these mines 70 be highly productive.
They certainly Indicate that slch is the belief
Of almost oil tie residents ON our frontier and
the Territories west Of us, and, with the oppor-
%tanities these have Of Judging As to the credi.
biity OF the reports from the mining region, 1T
is hardly to be supposed that they have been
greatly deceived.
IL may fairly be argued that the excitement
now pervading the people on our western Dor,
ders, can hz~gdistinguished from those ground
less esxsitements which hava in two or three
inst ices, led off the miners in California on a
/" wild goose Z chase. In the instances Il FRED
to, the rush was immediate upon q few Nge
stories, the authors Of which could scarce be
traced, 1R3lt the existence Of the. digr Es in
the Pikdsyeak country is vouched forI great
number$#fof persons who profess to sr from
PERSONA knowledge, and who are i j~selyes
vouched for as truthful men by thoseI b ought
to know them best. Different 4 les have
come in from time to time,&N 9sl hgiDg the
same favorable reports. Some Y fhose who
have come in intend to return Immediately after
re6tting.
~ ~ ~ sAy u, asaaa y sn s.sx ~ " aaase
Of 1 ny ra = .a'e as, a nasnassh noni - ,ss sea.e
=, ane aepu.ls ~ unlaVorapse. ieInsnI'
narer depaonsa ast tha ~ as n ~ thass id Nnuoa
f"t haar 4. o,hns ' Ia s. N,a,ss " enese !.ss.hss
na;'.hh ,rhanJ , ~ a !. anhi, HIKE. ! =
$500 49, ~ p.ona.s.s - pu9.sn : pd.sou'a.
sass Hsra n. Mssn : par'y = eatao'o's =, n ~ w..
!. ,as 4 o,o opS as sps'us. NV s uiie 1L us.
~ ~, us;, sa''suee. - y s"'u, 'na'
i;a,a ", ne. sm p s,s pay. - - ee ~ III, W. a 10.
hrouah nI froa ~ ,haso S;mv;nns " eoa VI u u. u'I =,
ol1usns aon1 .aese u'sglngs Is consloe.ho'e' ~
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The chartered steamers may carry one gun
less than put down.
The st. Lawrence, Falmouth and Perry arc
on the Brazil squadron at present, having re.
lieved the Savannah. Germantown and Balm.
bridge last year; all the other vessels are pre-.
pairing for sea at the different navy-yards, ex-
cept the Bainbridge, which is on the coast Of
Africa, under orders to sail Immediately for
Buenos Ayres.
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STOP THE REPORT have been in
formed by respectable persons within tbe nast
rev days, of a report being circulated in the country
ina have recently received from NewOrleans. n
aired. 'AeA nav no'oeeh
inns Is iaise and malicious. I have received some
wooden goods lately, but thew have been thornnrhIs
a'sea and ventilated according to quarantine reerI.
| nope my friends and customers will NOT ta,ye
fright from this report. ~ N"Ns
you good bargains. s"'
Opelousas, October %, 1858,
SIsIDN pr urn
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We have received DeBow's Review for
October. The number before us is filed as
usual with highly interesting matter.
We can not recommend too highly this
periodical to the people of the South.
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Particular attention is called to the notice
g the Bayou Belle elsewhere. Any comma-
.''cations for the City, left at the office Of
Messrs' Borne \ Dcjeau, will in future receive
strict attention and be promptly forwarded by
every trip Of The steamer.
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A lady haviag purchased senle sausages of n
compile of boys, overheard them dispuling about
the money Give ma half ont" says one.
=" No v ont" says the other. Now that
amt inir. you know faint, 10, for beif the pup
was mine.'
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NUIlOE.-ALExANDRE PAPILLoN, f. M. C..
~ Of the Parish of st. Landry, having applied by
ms petition to be appointed Administrator of tia
EsIale OF Alexandra Papillon, f. IN. c., his father
deceased. late Of said Parish: ~
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per.
sons interested to show cause, if any they have NV
said petition shall not he granted, at my Office in tie
.pwh Of op.elonsas, within ten days from the date of
Clerks Office, 0pelousas, October %. 1858.
lis. LASTRAPES. CLARK
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A ragged individual was saluted a few DAYS
since by a little urchin thus, IL say. YOU sir
don't you belong 10 the army Nor was
the indignant reply. "Well," said the hoy
:" thought you did, as you arc out under
arms ~
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gsf1.e parasaay Ezpsdltlon.

me Commissioner toF Paraguay has received
tba iysirhctions under which he is to act in his
with the Paragnayan Government
Commissioser Bowlin is directed 10 require of,
lent Lopez an apology for the insult to-
5ag /; 10 demand fNparation " ,the citizens
aue Tinted States ytA6 were{ 5pelIed from
Paraguay !; and 10 OK Tin fronf-Lopez an &C.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF I'M obligation to satisfy Ill
other demands for redress the amount to be
. through Board Of Commissioners
Co pner Bdwlin is also directed to me-
goliath numerical treaty, and obtain some
guarantee for the opening up Of the Ia Plata
and its tributaries BY the removal Of the re-
striciions On tn in those waters.
Only one vei the Fulton-carrying the
Commissioned atSfrst proceed to Assnmp-
ton. Should acceed in his objects, be will
forthwith ret} Washington, bringing with
him the cow but, in the event of&ntire
failure, be vii 1t Commodore Shubrick to
send up the 4 nd with it to carry out The
distinctly.ds y Iicy Of the Administration.
The Acct WIZ its business III Paraguay,
show itself III * Of the South American
States, partic6lk il those with which our
arnqent has lAag had unsettled accounts.
respondent who appears to be we'll
informed in regard to matters connected with
the expedition to Paraguay, says:
One would suppose, from the articles pub
lished 10 the newspapers, that this Paraguay
expedition vas 10 be q sort Of q holiday excur.
sion, and that Oil this Mosquito Fleet had TO
do was to steam up the river to the capital of
Paraguay, and to batter down a fort or two.
Now, it is as well to state what this expedition
will rnu Iiu ho Va IN aunfpptar IN 0ooo I rt,a, -
fuses TO accede To the demands which will be
made BY the United States, through Judge
Bowlin. So far from President Lopez having
the most remote idea Of acceding 10 these de.
mands, it is thought by those who ought 10
know, that Judge Bowlin will not be allowed
to enter Paraguay Territory, but will be re!
ceived at the extreme southern limits Of the
Republic, and sent back from whence he came.
"d'here is little probability that Lopez will
permit . steamer to ascend the river. and there
BY give those on board an opportunity to view
his means Of defence; and even should he be
SO willing. it is not likely that he will re.
move the distractions which will be placed 10
the river befnre j Judge Bowlin,s arrival. The
will be extensively doomed aud chained.
Extensive earth works are being constructed,
it ia well known. along both banks Of the river,
and before reaching Assumption the feet jsnp-
posing them able TO remove the distractions
IA the river and dismantle the earth-work bat
teries) will have to silence q fort or redoubt
mounting 40 heavy guns. In approaching this
red0nbt, the feet of steamers must receive q
fire for the distance Of half a mile.
This redonbt is placed on az elevation Of sixty
above the; level OF the river. Suppose,
then. the 1ngsihiIitv nf noe.ipr tho uh,,,,u -,
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LETTER FROM HeNRy CLAy.--The follow.
ing letter from The sage Of Ashland has never
before been published. Ii appeared recently.
and for the first time, in IL periodical at Iopis..
vile, and is copied thence by the Louisville
Journal
dfy dear little Namesake--You parenis have snr.
me tile honor to give my name to Won, 'On that nn.
count, and at the request ofyour good mother, [ nd.
dress this note, which she wishes to preserve far
ynnr perusal, when, by the lapse of time, Won sbnit
nave attained an age that will enable Won to com.
prehend and appreciate its friendly pur1ort,
Your parents entertain fond hopes Of Won. and
yoS oughht to strive no. to disappoint them. They
WISH y, TO be good, respected, eminent. You can
Ieal,hey u tHelf most sanguine hopes, if you 6rmlv
resolve u do SO, by judiclous employment of youTr
1uie ana your %iae'lties. Shun bad company, and
az! dissipation, It's inevitable conseopencn. Strdv
diligently and perseveringiy. You will he snrnfise
at the ease with which you will master branches Of
knowledge which, on a first view, viii Tighten Won.
Make hchors probity, truth and principle vou,. in.
variable guide. Be obedient, and always affection.
ateiy respectful to your parents. Assifuously cui.
t'vate virtue and religion, the surest guarantee of
happiness both here and hereafter. In yonr inter.
course with your fellow beings be firm, INIT at the
same time bland courteous, and obilginp, Recog.
hihe M all tunes the paramount right Of vour count.
" 10 your hiDst devoted services, whether she treat
yon Ill or well, and never let selfish y,eus nv ~.
BY regulating yourself according to these rn,oc
You may become respected and great, be nm orna.
n'eht 10 your coantry and q blessing to vour parents
,nst suoh may be your destiny is the sincere wisj, Of
their and your friend. II &C.,
Master Henry Clay.
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Peterson's Magazine for November has
been received. We always look with anxiety
and interest for this superb Periodical. The
present is an excellent number. The word
failure is not to be found in Peterson's yoca-
bulary.
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So sALE-Rsss
Will be sold BY i duly q. n ]. I ~.

~ 4,
Will be cold BY i duly qsalia
Iussd@y. HsvssAsr
at the residence Of Joseph !. n.sss
ingteon, the following dSscf36tS MA
to the succession of sai6 desr VI
y IA IN negro e woman stavs, NAMED III
the slave IN ~ edml M. NJ n 5Sz3
ment to hade on nv w
second = dfnt to be mad4 En-
The third and last payment ~ s9s9
March 1851. The said sisvs Y q
moltgeged until final psymspt n
s se,;ss. iniclasers, wing noSes
till paid. \, GA pSs eefAa
The act Of sale 10 IL
Morrough, Notary Public. I'M p
purchaser. Ci,lpHs W.
October %, 1865.
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N01TCE-ANpREw j. SINGLETON. of tba
~ Parish Of st, Landry, having applied nv his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the estate
OF Patrick B. johnson, deceased late of said por;sh.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to ali ner.
81 SON n interested to show cause, if any they have, Why
o of opelousas, within ten DAYS from the date y
this advertisement. ' "'' Vi
Clerks office, opelousas, October %, 1858.
LIS. LASTRAPES. Clerk.
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nR CASADAVANT. SURGEON Dssls,
~ from the Parish of Iberville, would respecpsMW
announce to the citizens of Opelousas, tlss e +.
established himself In st. Martinsyille, aud an.vpJ
to visit Opelousas occasionally, for the puiass Y
prActicing all operations in Dental Surgery y Wy
most scientific manner. NJ
SO soon as his present engagements are disposSS
Of. he will be at Mr.. Hays Hotel 10 Opeiousas, =
will remain fifteen days. 4. ,s
All dental operations which have NOT ossn n,
formed in q proper manner, viii be execuss "
him in a superior style and finish. .aI.s. -
Having had an experience OF ten Year, y -
confident TO be able to give perfect Satisfaction 4.
His reputation being so f~avorably knosu III *
Parishes of West Baton Rouge and iec1 Y,
refers to the principal citizens geneTshy.oN
Parishes. .... III
He will also visit Washington In . feW WENT wsS ". VA
will remain fifteen days at GreenleeFs no's, a,s.
will inform the citizens of that place q ns wv IA
All orders left at Hays Hotel, opeiog@ss,, N
Greenlee's Hotel, Washington, will be at1ehosu~
him. [Sept. %, 1858.
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SucAR HousE Bunsr.-The Sugar House
dDr. i. A. Webb on Bayou Bnuf in this
Parish WAS destroyed by fire last Friday night.
y Is supposed to be the work of on incendi-
ny. We lsarn that the property destroyed
was worth $4,000, and is covered by an in.
surance of $4,000, two thirds Of which are
recoverable.
This is a serious misfortune upon the doc
tor, who was just ready to commence grinding.
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The game Of Chess between Morphy and
Harwitz has been suspended temporarily by
reason of the ~indisposition of the latter gen
tlenan, The score at present stands for Morphy
4, Harwitz 2. The winner of the first !
Games is crowned victor.
The hero of Paris is doomed to succcumb to
the pride of NewO rleans.
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HING "a last three tnunths. hat pqD
DO h.s 80. ro,,nt
sss 81 s
le.s. :, f-nan s5r~ts,trn-.ro, ,S
nais,re 4 sympathy for one of m
- III endorsement Il his poIics,
= bang 1~ul4oIe, and loyal to Southern IL
forests.
10 order to test the sincerity Of Send 4
Douglas at this particular time 10 The sobth
aud southern interests. Il viii Is neca.s.s9 a
look into bis antecedents for tha last Nv years.
TIE Inauguration III liz Kansas Nebraska
Bill was one 81 the great measures ofyBenator
Douglas, and upon the triumph Of ESicb, be
was willing to cast bis hopcs md hisl brtunes
This bill enunciatea three leadiprl &~inciples
In regard 10 slavery.
lst. That hereafter slavery should not BE-
introduced, nor excluded from nv territory b.
Congressional legislation.
3D., That the people Of . territory HAVING
the right to apply fors admission as a State
shall form for themselves q constitution. with
ont federal intervention, and subject only tc
The obligations Of the Consultation, imposed
on the people Of every State, assembled for /
similar purpose.
Sd. For investing the peopp a 4 territory
with the rights and immunities Of popola,
government, Congress will permit the people
of 4 territory. while 4 terr;torv 3 lso;sls,o 6,
themselves and decide ~ tha,n.e,rss a,sr,
~ouestion ii domestic Motley nrov;daa ~,
such decision shonld nj cona;ct With ~ .o,a,
rights Of citizens 81 he United s,atsu !,
common territorv
The irst two no;nts sat forth - ~ n.na.,
Nebraska act ane auficient,v Main and oxn,;o;,
But there Il i want u narsn;ci,;., +, ~
act. IA regard ID III es,ah,;shmant u IL N;
point. From ia tenor e ~
Moved 4 av;dan,lv .nre.rs ~. r. -
Nebraska act coufers on the neople If : terr;
tory higher mowers If lec;slat;on th,n Nm
rress Itself can exerc;se that = nroh;h;,;na
Of aboljshinr slavery Il : te,r;torv
III 4 Territorial lso;sl.tn,a o. a.ah;h:4 I.
abolish slavery within liz limit. y ~ I'M;
tory, what secnri,v Is there q. . sla vahoIda.
who moves into the territory with his slaves !
This Is dangerous pol;cv FIR Ia South 70,
we are no. aware that Senator nonrlss H.
ever yet~ repudiated ii. II is true that lie a.
cision Of lie SUPREME Cont 4 III r,red sco,
case bus set inside Ibis doctrine If territorial
sovereignty, and denied even to Congress the
power Of prohibiting or aboIishipg slavery in
the territories, yet this does not exculpate
Senator Douglas, for when and where bns he
endorsed Of repodinted that decisionY
Again look at bis course In lie lat, Con.
gress, in afHliating with The Black Repnblicans
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NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS
~ Regular Packet.-The good and
safe steamer BAYOU BELIZE, Capt. LslMtHREslA
John Lyons. master, will continue her aAssssssassssaaAsha
regular weekly trips, leaving the landing at the
O'clock A. NJ, and Neworleans, every SATURDAY
at 5 p. NJ.
The Bayou Belle being of very light draupbt. and
well calculated for the trade, planters and Shippers
and sand.bars to the contrary Notwithstanding
All letters and orders from the country or One.
iousas for NewOrleans, deposited in the office Of
BORNE y Dejean, will be punctually forwarded by
every trip of the Bayou Belle. ~
thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, we hope to merit a continuance
Washington, October 23, 1858.
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HOUSE. SIGN, COACH AND 0RNI
IL MENTAL PAINTING.The nndersirpeA N
opened a shop in a house on the lot 81 If7 NM
white, Bellevue street, for the purpose d btSus
Sign, Coach and Ornamental Painting.
Particular and special attention viii he riy,s i
Carriage Painting and Trimming. which pilh
executed In q superior style and finish, and attS
forrest figures.
eau and examine for yourselves.
0peiousas, October Is, 1850 n WHlYE
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ERLSH GARDEN SEEDS.-I have lust
received an assortment of the cele-
brated Shakers Garden Seeds, and will con- 49,
tinue to receive fresh supplies direct from Ikssys
the Gardens. ~
Opelousas, October %, 1853.
z. LEONCE
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nENTISTRY.-Dr. Casadayant hs \
~ rived of opelousas, and has taken roMia
Mr.. Hays Hotel. where he will remain unta "
10th October, after which no will be- a. IA 4.
Greenlee's Hntel in Washington, and VIII Rsas
until the 10th November. 0ct. y, loes
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The successful bidder or bidders wifi Il 80
py mai al soon as the bids are opeled aid mr.
up and sig ed, and given before / MIMI S W.
and duly recorded IN the parish III wIich1 III
tractor resides and at his expense, After sSShNI
mork must he commenced without delay.
The Engineer Of the District Il authofzsa II II
the contract in the absence Of the gomn;sstws
AFAYETTECAIDWIii
Commissioner of "a Swamp Land DiEia
October l6. Is5s.
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DAN-AWAY from the subscriber, Hvts
III on Bayou Benf, in the early pat Of
September, q mulatto boy named ALFRED.
He is supposed to he lurking about Opelou. "
sas. A liberal reward will be given for hs alfe
hensinn and delivery to me.
Opelousas, october 10, 1858. .n,,nrov
JAMES G. ANDERSON
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'n8 on hand stands thus;

Gil Lands majority thus far,
Union parish to hear from.
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NOTICE TO DITCHERS.-A contwksl
~ for one or more large Canals will be letost n
the "Revelry" Plantation, by immediate aplEs&
ton, on the premises, one mile below Hollnes'iAN
October l6, IS5S.-3t.
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A TTENTION! ATTENTIONl-ins,ss
n dersigned engaged in the mercants y; !; ~
at Holmesvilie, thankful for past iayoss s;;ls' !
large e and veil we'll selected elect stock Of s~sasonatls. se n
for families and plantations, which he tn,1 ~ IA
not fail to give satisfaction both IN qsa@'
price. iii ~
His old patrons and the community geue1ar'
invited to give him a call. .n.h atkN
Bargains are undoubtedly in store tor snss Z
their ability to pay up by the 4th Mafeh h'AT
October 0, 1858. n.sorFrgk il,
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49,. giuHS.-0la
3pato g,g ps lna District EWstap
~ .a, ss.nse, uets, lst. sl668~-6eS
IT, u 1921 TX sne CoIntnisStOsYf
Sws.aR hala Instruct ~ BatS66
IN fOlc uc.., oOsn, 1853. tt0r "
~ n Tsna y named work., ataalES3
To dig a csnal ana 4, 49,. WIZ.
the lower side OF Bayon ncSs ~ M.!1sl
Lakes in said Parish, beins x NJ
thousand cubic yards OF excaSni7 z Z
ABOUT six miles, more or less. III
obstrnctions for a width al afty y ILL.,
q SAID drains and canal To be WSaSv. W. WI
70 be performed subject ~ iirsssIyss sA4 ri
lions OF the Engineer OF tho DistyiSsS ~
Also, to close the month Of MI e.-xs
an em6ankmen OF earth. said DIssSgss.4 sl&
70 be about three hundred Feet IL jsssss n! T.
c m,bo y, y . ~, anu 70 contAin thtty.sss ~
oanks Q. ne bayou TO be prepared III. ~ ~ 1
~, Az enn ,..;.h oy muck ditch; an
III %a, m,%l 4sne ditecn0fs ma steS SE
w NJ wv ssssr % .he District.
berore thas n "i,a ! a ! ! must % cat y
'' All work upae con,r., ! .9ss
A. Hu.. H.. - snuat a06 jf0E&{H4{]
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fact every thing usually found 10 a country stone
My assortment is large and complete, and fAa
assure my friends and the public genealogical
can supply their wants on the most reuouaA
terms. And for cash | pledge myself T. sell tlat
as cheap can be, / will take pleasure in showing N
goods to any one, sale or no sale, any thing thal ~
be turned into money in the NewOrleans mdks
taken in exchange for goods.
Cotton Sugar and Molasses bought at H.ttt
rates. Cali and see.
RS. WILKfsk
Opposite Steamboat LandiE
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