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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

The Ohio conte sted election case of Val
landingham against Campbell excites spa-
cial attention from The question involved
If negroes be entitled TO vote, then there
may be show of right in Campbell to re
tain his seat; but as the majority of the
Commtte on Elections hold to the contra
nv, as laid down in the bred Scott decis
ion of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. the certainty is that they will report
against him, and in favor of Vallanding
ham. In any event. the case, when bro
before the House. will elicit an animated
debate on the question of African suffrage
The organic act of the Territory OF Utal
provides. in its first clause, that it may b:
divided in the discretion Of Congress, ane
that any part or parts may be joined to The
surrounding States or Territories. A
first it was thought advisable to divide thi
Territory under the law. and to anne.
portions of it to California; but this pla'
has been abandoned; as it would only serv
at this time to complcate an already tan
gled and knotty affair.
Hon. John NJ Beraheisel will not be an
seated. In law. if every citizen in Utal
were in rebellion, it would not affect hi
right. Such, believe is the conclusion
reached.
The inaugural address of Gov. Packe
has been death blow to the Lecompto
continuance. which, after being topple
over by he mastery effort Of Judge Doug
las. was once more got upon its legs an
began to gain strength to totter along.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
Washington. Feb.

iCOs W
HoUsE.-The House was in session all
night. mainly engaged in taking the yeas
and nays on motions to adjourn, eating,
smoking. sleeping. etc.
AT about halfpast one, a serious affray
occurred, which is thus narrated by wit
ness:
Mr.. Grow objected to Mr.. Quitman' s
making any remarks.
Mr.. Keitt said, eff you are going to OBJ
ject, you must return to your own side OF
the House
Mr. Grow responded, "This is free hall.
and every man has right to be where he
pleases."
Mr.. Keitt then came up to Mr.. Grow,
and said, IL want 30 know what you mean
by such an answer as that"
Mr. Grow replied, II mean just what
say-this is tree hall. and man has a
right to be where he pleases."
Mr.. Keitt taking Mr.. Grow by the throat
said: al will let you know that you are 2
id Black Republican puppy!'
Mr.. Grow knocked up his hand. saying
ri shall occupy such place in this hall as
l please. and no nigSer-driver shall cracl
his whip over me-"
Mr.. Keitt again grabbed Mr.. Grow by
the throat, and Mr.. Grow knocked his hant
off second time. Mr.. Keitt coming a
him again Mr.. Grow knocked him down.
The reporter adds; 1.-The respective
friends of both parties rushed to the res
cue, various members on each side engages
in the fight. which took place in the are
fronting the clerks desk"
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois. was con
spicuous among the Republicans, dealin,
heavy blows.
The Speaker loudly and imperatively de
manded order. and called on the sergeant
alarms to interfere. That functionary
carrying his mace of Office, together wit
his assistants, hurried to the scene, an
crowded into the thickest Of the fight. j
which at least dozen members were en-
gagged.
Some minutes elapsed before this fearfl
lcoStest was quoted.
Further difficulties are apprehended.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
WASHINGTON, .

WARRINGTON, Jo..' 30
Dispatches have been received at tie
War Department from Col. Johnston, da-
ted Nov. 18th, which confirm previous re-
ports of the excessive suffering and great
loss of draught animals by snow storms,
cold and starvation. A sufficient number
of oxen, though poor. have been saved to
supply beef for six days in the week, for
seven months; also, flour and small ra-
tons.
The storm dealt roughly with Col. Cooks
command. He lost half of his horses, be-
sides number of mules. Further advance
towards Salt Lake City cannot be made
without new supply of such animals. Ito
procure which Capt. Marcy has been dis.
patched to New Mexico when the army
with volunteer force two thousand strong
will resume their march as soon as the
grass on the mountains is sufficient to sus
tain the horses and mules.
Two volunteer companies have beer
mustered into the service for nine months
and it is expected that in few days two
more will be mustered in.
The troops have born the dangers ant
privations of the march with patience ant
cheerfulness, and are in fine health though
some of the regiments are still suffering
from frost-bite.
Another letter from an officer in the ar
my says the Mormons are afraid of mount
ed men. They are set ofcowards, like al
assassins and robbers, and he fears thei
leaders and those who have claims in tn
Valley will run away. inducing their delu
ded followers to destroy their property
lest it may benefit the army.
The widow of the late Commodore Car
sin was dangerously burned at George
town yesterday.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
Hopes of her recovery were entertained

this morning.
The Senate Comittec on foreign Rela-
tons. to day, agreed upon a report. to be
presented on Monday, sustaining, general
ly, the Presidents Central America mes
sage. believing with him that Paulding
went beyond the Legitimate limitsin arrest
idg flibusters on Nicaragua soil, and rec
commended an amendment to the Neutrali-
tv laws, so as to hold as prisoners for tri-
al all offenders captured in the prosecu-
ton of their hostile plans against nations
with which we are at peace.
General Clarkson, Postmaster at Leav
enworth city. was expected tonight with
the Lecompton Constitution.
1t is estimated at the Treasury that by
the end of next week treasury notes to the
amount of three million dollars of all de
nominations will have been issued.
Army and Navy warrants to the amour
of two millions and a half have accumula.
ted and will be met By these issues.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

ms TRAY NOTICE-Takenu up BY Gideon H
II Short, living in West township, Marshal
county, Indiana, on the 9th day of January, 1858
four head of cattle-two steers and two heifers
one Of the steers is roam color. the other is q
dark brindle one of the heifers is red, with some
white on the belly, and white spot in the fore.
head; the other is red and white spotted, other
marks or brands perceivable. Said cattle are sup
posed to be two years old; appraised at the sum OF
twenty five dollars, by Charles Knsely and Gideon
H Short, before Daniel Barber, Justice OF the
Peace.
Attest n. r. PACKARD, Clerk NJ c. c.
fcblls
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
J. F. VAN VALKENBURGH. Sheriff
febll (pr.fce$2) Marshall Co., Ind

|SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an exccu-
- ton issued of the Office of the Clerk of the
Common Pleas Court of the county of Marshall,
and State of Indiana, and to me directed, l will
offer for sale, the law directs, at the court house
door, in the town of Plymouth, in said county, on
the 9th day of March, 1883. between the hours Of
ten o'clock m, and four O'Clock m of said day,
the following described real estate, lying and sit
nate in the county and state aforesaid. towit Lot
number three in the village of Fremont, as the
same is described in the recorded plat of said vii
| lage, with all the tenements and improvements
thereon. The rents and profits of the same, TO- a
term of years not exceeding seven will first be Of
fered, and on failure to realize the amount duo
on said execution, the fee simple therein will be
sold. Taken as the property of George w. Cor
don, to satisfy an execution in favor of William b.
Hammitt, against the said George w. Gordon snd
! William Hooker. Rep. Bail for Sl04 Is.
]. F. VAN VALKENBURGfI, Sheriff
febll (prfeeS2 SOY Marshall Co., Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

From the hospital two thousand six hun
dred military tents lave been dispatched,
and great quantities ofmaterlal for binding,
and of food. 1t is to be hoped, therefore.
that though more dispatch might have
been used in the first instance, and more
energy inspired by the presence of mem
Der of the royal family. the wants of the
sufferers will be temporarily provided for.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

SHERlfF'S SALE.-By virtue of commits
OF the Clerk of the Marsha II Common Pleas court.
OF the county of Marshall and State of Indiana,
and to Inc directed, will offer for SALE as the law
directs, at the court house doo- in the town of
Plymouth, in said county, on the 9th day of March
le6o, between the hours of ten O'Clock a m and
four O'Clock m, of said day, the following de-
scrioed rear estate, lying and situate in the county
and state AFORESAID, to-wit: The south east Quar-
ter of the south east qunrter of section seven, az
in township thrty-two, (32) north, of range two,
~ east, containing forty acres more or less; also,
the north part of the east half Of the north east
quarter of section eighteen, (lS) township thirty
two, (32) north, of range two ~ east, containing
thirty-hrec acres to satisfy execution in favor
of Adrain Foote, against Kellogg Ransford and
- Ransford.
J. F. VAN VALKENBURGH Sheriff
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
TO NON-RESIDENTS.

The undersigned, with the county Surveyor
will, on the 22nd day of February, 1853, at ten
o'clock m on said day, proceed to survey and 10
cate the corners of their land in section 80
township 80 north of range l west, in Stark
county, Indana-to meet on the premises, and con
tinue from day 20 Gay until all is surveyed.
Non-rcsidents who fail to meet the Surveyor al
The time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for defrayng their portion of the expenses OF said
survey will be returned to the county Auditor, and
such delinquences placed the tax duplicate, ant
collected according to law. -
JAMES PRETTYMhN,
febll J. B. PRETTYMAN
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.-State of
/ Y Indiana, Marshall County: Notice is here
by given, that at the January term of the Court o.
Common Pleas of Marshall county, after final set
Element of the estate Of David A. Bailey deceased,
about the sum of one hundred and thirty seven dol
lars was found remaining for distribution among
the heirs. Said heirs therefore notified to APP
pear on the first day of the of said court,
prove their heirshp, and receive their distributive
share. N. r. PACKARD, Clerk
febll c. c. p, NJ G..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

"When thou art buying horse or choos
ing wife," says the Tuscan proverb, "shu
thine eyes and commend myself to God
Is that what is called trusting in Provi
dence?"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
New Orleans, Feb. /.

New orleans, rep. i.
On Sunday morning there occurred a
large fire. consuming the magazine. market
and the adjacent points. Loss over $780,
600.
Another fire took place this morning in
Canoe street. Loss covered by insurance.
Both fires are supposed to be the work
of incendiaries.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

UWhy ere teeth like verbs? Because the
are regular, irregular, and defective.
D-Land warrants can only be used in Kansas
until after the lands have been exposed to publ
sale by pre-emptors.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
Watertown, Mass, Feb. 2.

Tie high school buildings in this place
was nearly destroyed by fire yesterday
Although considerable alarm and confusion
prevailed. all the scholars escaped unin-
iured.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

Augusta, Ga., Feb. |.
A whole square of buildings was destroy
ed by fire at Rome, on Fricay last. Loss
800, 1000.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

NJ Office OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
l y Indiana, Marshall County: Notice is here
by given. that at the January term If the Court of
Common Pleas Of Marshall county, after final set
Element of the estate of Samuel /. Patterson, de-
ceased, about the sum Of one hundred and eighty
eight dollars was found remaining for distribution
among the heirs.
Said heirs are therefore notified to appear OIL the
first day of the next term of said COURT prove their
heirship and receive their distributive share.
N. r PACKARD, Clerk
fsbll. c. C. p, M. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

TINE STATE OF INDIANA, Warren coun-
Il ty: Notice is hereby given, that Isaac S
Jones, Administrator de bonis non of the estate oil
Aaron Lasley. deceased, has filed his petition to
sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal
being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said pc
ttiOn will be heard at the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas of said county.
HENRY r. POMEROY, Clerk
Jacuary p, 1855. G.. c. p, Warren Co.
febll (print fee $2)
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY,
February $500 IL, 1905.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

Jt tIn,,.a
,,o .aueNFNESr PERrEruEL--Ie movement
u don't Ia dcanyerte IL etc tant de- fol,
da,me e' lil tfet mnrclle pas mienx, yieut
a1 " mvFoie de rechef en- ilspagne.
,ra, Ja elan0lne de legnrbe, lie docfeur D. Mi
az a., Mofag1ry y Bareelo, nunonce, par nue
ony, '"te doiee dAranzog Ie A septembre
man, abns' ) mEe'lte'ir de ~ceriains %appareils me
anal ,"ineS' sans e~onsomnutiou 4 me substance
J 1s",9t' ~ nyec unr ~velacite e, tine furce a
m y, doIlnent le fameux movement per-
mjile, sn'fehe asec tatit dafdeur drpuis denS
var %''' c%hanoine a voulu cslebrer sa decou.
n tor;rie "Hr effem1nie relirieuse a laguelle il
tia msitst' aVec npmhre de persennies de distinc
dioss W. 'epresentan,s de iou,e la presse perio-
ill., !, eoPaeNole. Cette ceremoHie a da avoir
"a n sfp'embre, ct ron y aura ehante Ii
nianD s :. 81 Ie Sice Regime pour remercieI
d J%a g, Ia sainte- Verge d.ayoir perlnis une
'oelle invention. N>
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

F0LlcE coRREgrIoNNELLE DR. PARIS.T-ls
cdHsaient CONNIE me paira DAMS, csest Bros
sard gui le %faconle M tribunal, IL Brossard est
ID franchise meme. Il parait gails on setaient
arrives ohs les deux i &c degre damilie III.
guide on 10 Gu a91e collie a pleins bnrds
dune anne a Fauire, Cagpiot etait tou,be
plnsieurs fojs, nne fuis dans lea bras de- Bros.
sard. ct trois fois dans le rpissean.
la devrais changer de cheinise, mi dit
Brogsard.
Men, j'veux pas!
-Tes-t-un entete, Cagniot yoyons, mon
amilie nest pas snspecte, ID ne suis pas aln
humme a lie cpnseiller line mauvaise actiun.
Cagniof, sois ,un l0nme, fais-mois plush,
change de chemise! as
-J'veux pas, I'autre eat 4. blanchir.
MINIS leg sntres, ref spa Brossard stupe-
fait, les autres? Ss
Lies autres? II ny en- a pas Prete-
moi-z4en une, @toi, 81 tn en- as DIES autres2 u
H. Moi, reprend Brossnra, jienS ai ~toaionrs
une provision ,ie men al janiais nioins De six
Edouaaines, Ell glielanefois plus rJs 80 M
--Six douzaines? M
Six douzaines do chemises. tot! s'ecria
CagDiot dun ton menacapt. sgsa@asS
--sioil repond Brossard, avec une nuance
d'amonr-propre.
-lAlors, t'es.t-une a%capaille ct I'M escroc,
volta mon opinion. Six dpnzaines De che
| misses Brossard, dis.moi que t'as meDli, ,us
l,as six douzaines de chemises ?
--Pourqnoi done 60 ? c'est mon plaisir i
moi!
Eth bien t0s3'es qu'un 6lou II MY .
Ean'nn flon ponr ayoir six donzaines de che.
misses. ITEMS /! VOLTA &c que tn meri,es q
Cngriot accolnpagpe ie ITEMS .sde six comps d.
PONG ct conps Dc pied, precisement VI, par
DOMAINE De chetilises.
Bressard q porte plaipte, ct ,Gngniot Nc
%trouve. pour 5eNpligesr vi brulnlite, que eel
argument don't II est impossible de 10 fais
/ sorur |:
ga ip'emb N moi, au'on ait six dpu
4 gaines dc ehpntises? ? VI sf85H
LIE tribunal la eonianne 4 six jours dt
lplison, I'M jour uossi par doizaine de chemises
-----<4zs~..---
Tn cbarlatnn await ecriL sur son echoype
"ici, pour la bagntelie dc 5 cents, chacan d,
vons poOrra y6irs VI p~ers,Diir qi,i Jaime Il
mienX al monde, Pour eviler Ia c~nriosi,e q
les mdiscretions, on nadmett'a ~ tune person
tine 4 la fojs."
hon %enirait, ct, dams me barraqne EN- toll,
rouge. on se tronviall en- Eacp dune glace d
Venise, dams lapuelle On await IL plaisir d,
cpnsempler 81 propte image. 6 a
hernandez auy pers,nnes gui serient, SIC
criait le cliarlatan, demanded eur 81 l'm eoi
blen lei dedans CO que mems annoneons an de
hors; den,undez-leur 81, oui on non, ales ont v,
10 p~ersonne q,i les aime lie plus au.monde?
-0ui, oui, c'est vrai.
-Voyez le monde, saiyez lc monde, en- ayan
Ia m~usique.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

LIZ MARRIAGE Az SlbgNcE.-On ecrit dc
New Y ork. lie / ociobre, qu'un marriage extra,
ordinaire par sa nouveante Went de sy accom-,
plir, entire NJ. Trist, de Philadelphia. fills du
comrnissaire special au Mexiqne pendant Ia
gnerre, ct une lenne dame de Boston. Les ma
ries sont sourd. ct muets de naissance.-I4a ce
remonie a etc fate dams l'egli-e Episcopale pa,
lie Rev. Pierre F. Irving, ct les demandes e
repopses eiaient rtpetees dafs lalphabet de
sourds- maets, par lie Rev. NJ. Gallaudet.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

roLlEcrIoy ptAR4IGNfEs,-0n est habitue
anx eSceniricites arglaises, mas en- voiei nic
don, ON ~u'avuit, c%erirs. pas dexemples. In
richie gentleman de Loodres. NJ. W., consacre
son temps ct une partie de sa fortune a faire
ane collection d'nraignees de ions les pays. II
en- possede actuellement 4 ou 5000, ct chaque
iour on lui en- envnie DIES pays les plus l%oinlains.
On aioule que, pour aprrivoiser ees gracifiS
~lrsecies. NJ. w. emploie Ia mrsique. d laqielie,
CONNIE on salt, les araigfees sont tres sensi-
pIes. II est arrive ainsi, dil-on, a des resniia's
extraordinaires. Aux premiers sons dune
polka. les a~raignees quittenI leurs ,oiles, aban'
d,nnent le travail ct s'endorment aux accents
du piano CONNIE un ~inancier dams une logs
d'opera.
Tous les gohts sont dams Ia nature.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

orr 9oeVRRAINs DE L'EuRoPE EFT L'AMeRr-
DE- i ~; eW York Herald assure qu' IN agent
opa W., ,s.I'e d lEspagne a fait opprer en- Ameri-
lie p"ar uehS millions de dollars de placement.
sopys,.; Journal aionte que presgne tons les
memo e'iF ae Enrope ont agi on agissent de
ici q, louis Philippe await DIES proprietes
trms ! 'au's NAPOLEON a cnvoye recemment de
plovss elnq millions de dollars pour v etre en-
poses en- achals. Les petits princes de l'Alle-
lion IA s9osnseuent pour environ cinqnante mil
uollaFs de securities aux Etats= Uuis.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

E-MRoIsoNYRMENT sAcRHRGR.-Une leitre d.
Santa .Ee. en- da,e dn 20 aefit, annonce Ell crs
tesmes Ia mort de NJ. Fable Etienne 4Avel
buns cnam du clerge de New York: ,dS
NJ fable Ayel await etc charge de "a gran,
De n,isiaa De Mora daas lie Nord Est dn Non
yeaa- Mesiqie, In, il a %succpmbe, ~vicliine q
ID %jalaasie q De In lai,e dun malheureus
prttre meSicain qni n cmnnisonne lie vim desti
ne &C @iour-ia an sein sacrifice de Ia messe. |
est mort pne heure apres avoiF quite %l'antel, Il
3aohi, ionr de la fcte dc Saint. Efiennt. CT
digne imitatcar de sou saint patron. pardon
nnt 3 son assassin ct priant poar ses cnne
], mis-
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

LATHAFxLSYA RA,1ho.n Z. rs.,...;a. y.
haftsoed dsfsG Crosse Tsie.-Le praif chs,nin A.
Ter On GressesTet Ell lie plus flnrisan, ,oe INNS
prosecutions Ell L.Nnisiape. ! nros,s. ~ a M
sanse ue ceiie iigsie est due i renprrie Il /;
s.. as.s e cpux qli sonl places 4 ID tete de
EN- v.ssntes de direction. Les difecieurs snn
~ planteurs ~Lonisiannais qni. asao, lde ON.
.aslcer 'enF enterprise, avaient cn,ni,ris Due les
nasaqS oe femblaieinent eli antres. sefaieert
oEl"c'uP Hieax executes bar De- Negro. uNe
~ ass irlandals a gage, ct de lius co0tera,ent
a',ssl meil!enr marche d la ctin,apnie. I4nr
premier soin fNt dine diacheteef, d, nom de
= colnpagnie dnsinI nd, soixanle: nerres RI,
1.tssssy quiSont execute tous les ,rayatx idu
cs!y!lli "a Sets tgyi efant VI propriete a. laccmpa
u.s. sgnt conliMuellenent employees 4 feutre
a,ena : e foatdss hi comp,e fait,. le prix da.
cnatsd e ces negrsss M pas a,teint3 Il HIN ma
y roti!'n zen, payetA des Irlandais enuao !
e EYE bsd q de il .1enr ae,aeIie de- d IS J
ssc'aves; kmpagpie dh cheaain a. II,
i ~ ulsiotn agi de Ia meme maniere,
. .',, oe ses aitN1s sernit bien Plus Anrissnpi
lqaill re jest az lNs Silraad siIlonnerait, deTliis
les prsI fAs deSAA,iakapas.
~ 'sa't ~ Nd sse hlige.s Flu
Au,f..que naAssA q afiaife hi. iaIle. on
pral dire avec autas ie raison,n,. u ses obli.
ge,s Les directors aposd du & xTe,e
az camprls qu,ilf De Isur de- sett de-
4 insignia Ia riyiere Atghafalaya. Il ms nrss
possible 4, Alexandrie, dne DIES principales vii
ses dc Ia Risiere Rouge
Lingenienr eu chef NJ. Ford, d presehte al
cotnIte IN excellent rapport &c prGie, dex.
tension, ct mi dnnte Die lce rappp. ~ nil
aprronye, Tons les babiianls dn Cross. Tste
ct De Aehafalaya son, en- favour de- lexteo,
slont ct ies f'tfds necessaires II leptreprise n.
ronf pratnpfetnent ~rtalises. ~ 4oiytan chs
mn de ier pafceerra iuiiie longleursde l26 mites
s''t's rehcobir er aliean obstacle grave /: ,ra.
serserl les bay,ns Crosse sete II Mariuyaiin
g aoo''tlra atx rives de l'Atchaftlasya. entire los
payaus sgAa Moale "a Tefesde. ache. lie po6i
sur e Crosse Teles sefa lie l45 pieas al sope.
GEN. d' bayon Naripgonin de 4l25. ct. enfip.
sltr i atchafaiaya, j sera neeessairs de cons.
Ffiire IN pint de 100 pieds de lal,gteur. Ie
cpilt enter de CO railroad. y compsisy les loco.
motives ct les bAtisses de stations. etc; ctcs ne
depassefa pas ~$26asOO0y gu $4,000 ,,ar mile
@piHme on He voit, &c sera tres ban I6archa 81
palls ne doftops ptifemenl de ID prompte exc.
cniiua et dlt success DE- lientrerriise. i
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

i SSystRls DIV IA HavAsK.-Voici les nnmne.
Is dn tirage dn l6 de ce mois qui ont gagne
NJ miAcfiIanx Iots: No.2lA91, $10n,000; les
Nos l244s ct 25.G5l. $4,000; No 5000
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

TEMrETE neutrality-suspicious. la mutt dl G
septembre, un d. ces phenonepes extraordna
res, que Ion aprelle tempetes electriqnes. Il di,
pnsser sur le irajet du cable atlantique, de onze
heures Ell demie a minnil, 81 lon en- inge par
les y~iolentes perturbations qui Sc sont NANTES,
tees sur lie galsanometre en- rapport avec Ia
ligne. Les discharges du hnide eiaienl 81 rapi
DIES Ell 81 %vinlentes qnelles f5rtraient I'M eclaira
re preslue continued ct. rendaient inutiie Ia Ia
miere de la laHipe. Ces orages magneiignes
ne soni pas rares, da reste, au fond de liocea,
pas plus que sar terre; lis produiseni qnelque
fuis les plus singnliers p~henomenes, Ell appor
tent les plus cnrienses pertnrbatiuns dams le
communications telegraphi9nes.