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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-11

BATTLE or GBAHovo-1Hs MosTZSEoRIs NJ
PATCHES


Iae Nord publishes the follow Bg dispatches The nrst
the report Ct the Nooode Nrko PcJovc Nlegos bro
thsr Of Preoe naLc, sad Presd,u, Of the Mo1ienoern
Ser ate
!. Es &. i. ss a. s.:-; & a. ss
ma, ,,sss. sf 's11s co 9.r 'f sSs formed By
AZ ihe eomnst semen. chr eoilars slowly retired.
Se hsss . tssy isye- tssmssyss on DE enemy sarisr
A eng 20 = scS sns sS1Gr . or Prime re.
kis es ne h.ls q s';ss ss XII ec yiSeg, s.S,ag te
S dTsas SS Sf In sss the ss Ss. "a
zyso'ee :. ye so@@.zasd By sensOr dur Kus,v.,
!ssssa .: e:yss. ss se svsd socn le eon,e., became
sn,so,ss 'ss ss.e :, s,.. =. ,hlss fog FINALLY, %
sss ouss rsiess Il se,' su,resss s.a me "A''' me-
cS s ana n o Ss Ss',: q Our
o. M sss 20 Sfsy ",s con MN nssr q ne TSd:
S.pa Il iss Tass IN So o. % on mSa ss s ,s q
ss,s =, p s.ei you, Hss.,. ss.s q d'p,s.d our
slg. ss CO iss spsry om ~ .,A h bead
iot his eE'rsnche3 camp Receive. As. MfRK0.
Tls sseoad rfpo+ = addressed by the Same Conusn-
der inchlsfd The Monlentgrns 10 Prince Dsno, AMI h
oress corqperor rrirce q he vs,r xoul.ne rrns-rn
ne sane y. 70 hungaiy snd Of - retr sadin honor
Q, ss esS ISL No s.a, ss e. N, ro9pi
ssssuii ne Trrsish ca re.esmsns InmsdI,iey the
where we're m.s,ed he Fusas Of your sSnsss 70 cut 81
s ss . s % !. as; .pS Sr tss
ss a he. ss: ;. VI" ss. ., ,s.
proalrsss u vaicy q be -osm am love Of nterfy
The a6vH1cst guard % Re irf rushed straight upoa
The eIemJs erirebctrehs std carried HEM whilst the
d. sSs s M 5 S me- iqs moment IN ~ penn
ard brcaer % give you Dc isiled recital IhsnE be
deref TO- God, the All powerful orr blows fell on he
he eners hougb had been choppins sticks
tfte rncc n which TIE 1urfsh army wasco imposed,
bow ss know % asb FOR iheir country Tour
soldiers have feed Turkish beads taken eight pieces Of
srnsry Int ned boes aud SEQ aeh tents At pre-
sen y no posrhi = erumsrae be captured all
The Bed OF battle hiss he ssrect feed forest, and the
muhlned coypses Il he Trrss IL sgb, Of horror
HIS herr M ioTt thht MonleneRrins have IN part
avenged he defeat IN The plata n June Is 1885,
h<re that hey have avenged the uucry cf the hero
Mlcsch r. nlniins q the[ prince They rushed onwsrds
tke fody CT TIE 9th brxyire Death distinguish
themselves In ihBs IBIS
KILLED q sixty wourded.
on he SIDE Of he Turks iso paohss killed.; the head
sas ss1 81 Ss s se, ros S gs Ss
~ HlekEess euaFt In ms combsi body 10 bow on
ets unds~tns ahsb be fron the soldiers; al
ccrf r.tet themselves ~ true beroes.
stcfo tb~m an before God AMI before yos nv Prince
Ia siissfIoa DE wounded, and dsrbuied n. hsc,y
y ersir 70 ycur Hshr eos, ~ Ac MIRO.
GFsHovo. Mar ~
II Cologne 0dsea< ssys-
etss nsno has announced s tbe Governor q Ds,rs.a
- - VIE 81 cQntrAty conrentc,s. the Twks pirsgsd
go taas wSs cnder The reccssity ~ rept.irg
10 ca Tie Other had n Il Prove b. n.ia rtrcrs
eSs srfklr pntorbted 4ai Il ru " M-.,te,.xrn,
ecse Ae srrssice coscistslbyx beAsus
Lrace DNaio PAID durket sor esoh Yurks 49, .,~s
..eoxhi 70 hm Up 70 TIE prss~nt they hsve sent
~~~iS W. y ~ ssoa 4 sssassr f.l.,.
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lie LsndOo 7is under date OF Thursday evening May
q, reports recucton that day In Illinois Michigan and
fae. Of The day wer Illinois Central 7s Of rs sss SIS
Miehtsn csnirI, Of 90, js New York Central sinking
furd, s1X.
RICHARDSON, srEScE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
Tie arrivals this week again large consisting OF
o. go busbels wheat, 1f9loT bushels corn CSC bbs
corn sec tacss IA bbs ur fro France 200 quarters
wheat from the Baltic; 100 quarters whea, from Portugal
se quarters shess esq quarters corn from the hedi
Farmers deliveries Of wheat for the week Guiding last
Saturday were III pse quarters al as Cd against liz 32
The weather continues very scasonable and the gene
tone o. the grain trade throughout the ceuntry eu
At 70 days market few buyers presented themselves
and the business done mostly limited Wheat Ia
fsr demand and the ssts made ri aSou, tuesday
prices Flour much depr ssed, and again Sd per bushe
lower French still arrives freely. American most diff
cult 70 tt the approach Of VAIN weather causes ankle
pa . sasrsa seo 70, s.u asss
In value We quote wheat red, 90 100. Tor Western es
aes Cd FOR Southern; white, Is Is Sd. per 10 lbs
Ohio vie North ga via New Orleans, 23s CAS- West
ern, 2os 2ls Cd per barrel Indian corn-Yellow SIS
Brrf slows no ssrs Of mo Dealer. are
very csucrs in purchasing while holders anxious 10
quit their stocks and meet buyers freely.
PoRK -Ltue American Offering, and held for full
prices Irish, however, plentiful aud considered rsla
lively cheaper.
N.-fOiuffs
trJ inquiry oonsihues very slow and there are no sales
reported.
CssyxsE Gull AID easier.
LARD " very slow, and, under arrivals, has somewhat
declined in value; the high price checking cDnsump
ton ard sales Tor the week are not over 100 tons 5s
htIp. Cd for choice, 55s n JTs. for fair TO good.
IAlIoW The dcm&nd has fallen OF, afd 10 effect sales
loveS rhifs have 70 be taken. "Butchers Association
sneDg en- the spos and 70 arrive 81 5ss per crt but
there arc 70 buyers and 5ts 53s Cd IL full quotation.
IN LONDON the market ia quiet AT see Cd spot and juno
and Bis last thrte months OF No year for p. &c
Rosis --rommon steady I'll Is. 70 a.. Id. per est
PAPK dull; only 20 hbds PbzdeIphis have besu sold
NJ lee Bait iore oeres al e. to 7s Cd without su ers
On.-1o tins sperm sold at $50 g.. 10 fs3 l5s No
charge In whale.
CIovKRsEkD--No TRANSACTIONS 10 report
COrToN The Darket has been duh, and prioas have
dropped eli The week, closing eighth Of penny perS
lover ia the uddlins, and three sixteeuths Of penny
70 che fourth OF penny per ID. lower In all quail
ties sbce sEj below that grade. erecertfrse receipts
into ihe American porte and decline IN prices just a.
WEED have carssd the dulpsss here this wsek-wany
rov tearing that increased estimates Of crop viii BY
each weekly steamer for time The decline here
affecting business IN Manchester, but being wbAsun
wstk, Nere seldom much done there af ths time
Mdtlpg oresas. I'D; Motrs, ID; Upiands, Q ls-lsd
peru
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Additional from China.

FILES OF newspapers from China bad reached England
The papers assert thst Lord Esin had declared himself
ready 10 employ force 10 penetrate TO Pekin itself
The journals express hopes that Teentsin, situated
about SIXTY miles from tae capital would be easily taken
demand for gunboats for river service hal been
uaSe.
Tie Chnese authorities continued their torures CT all
suspected TO ba favorable 70 the allied Po sers and the
throwing open OF the ports.
eoEresponcent Of the Londcn 7inei writing fro Hong
Kong en- 18th of April SAYS
diplomatic relations have taken uufayorabe turn
Replies n N unidentified have been received by the Foreign
Ahsssade 20 ft cir With The Court
The cure sad 70 be proposed fer the ssem cot Of The exist
ing utes Tz 70 ccass the question at Canton has Of
70, bes1 proved by the fsrpoisnaea hss
desrtt L6Td kigo Barn Gros ard the United
S.ses Amhtr.s6ors opforefo Mt the Teen Tsen.
Al Cantcr ~ e qpiet By, the people in The neigh ,orhooi
are couo, SUI Il rac~ Ia ard would require
hihic Of force 10 tbrm Abe i1s,ru len
VIII hose n suhgity 10 understood prev lush
frcm bfrr followed.
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LUNDON HOhEf
Since the ed inst the market has become dull, ana
prices have declined. Yesterday (27th) cousos closed
Arm at the opening price, after displaying little variation
during the day The following were the quotasions-
Consols money 97zs aos do account 97 aes three per
cents 96h 96a bank stock, als . 32i To-Day txstnl
9.x 97S for money 81 IL 16ths Is 16ths for the &c
count ExcbeQuer bills last done Of s3 81 bank
stock 80 22l, and the three per cents, 96h o6ss.
Tho following table will show the fluctuations in censols
since the 2lst inst. -
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At the Court OF bankruptcy on the 25sh Messrs Cal
vert Co made application under the six sevenths
the business under ipsps c.on fortnight allowed for
sry dss ebtiert creditor 10 lodge objection. The ab
ties are stated at G. ,48S O00
From The Losdon Times fCity Arsicle), May %
The ECgish funds opened with increased frmness,
but the Improvement not mantaned--the public
having lately confined their purchases TO consols,
common practice when dividend Is approacoins Re
their proper rates relatively 10 that sock and advan
sge be gained By changing from coDsols into either
At meeting OF the fire iasurances TO- day WAS deter.
mined 10 the rate OF premium charged ,as
ing policies all any Of the docks in Mddlesex, from
q. Cd to S. Cd. per cent per anpum.
In TIRE Court Of Bankruptcy to day judgment de-
iered on The question Of certificates in the cases Of
(oarker), OF Ware and Hartford.
From ,ss LONDON News, (Cty Article) May 2s]
The frLds remain very dull and inscve Day after day
tie extreme hrctraitn scarcely exceeds ore eighth
cent CoDsos cosed to- day al fraction lower than
day 1nbc share mnset in which the fothuishtly seue.
inert IL in full progress considerable heaviness
vailed Essh and Indian railway shsres especially
depressed The fall IN tire latter has CT ate made further
pre- q hrop tie sudden haste OF the india Com
pAny grant guarantees upsn further large OF
capital The result is that securities POSSESSING
doubted guarantee at the bera rate OF FIVE per cent from
the Indian government urently offered at discount
whtt the four cents Indian Loan though rather
ccre Upon par In the money market the arge sums sb
sor bed In the deposits the Brazilian loan moi
missed two and quarter per cent being ss the current
applications very moderate. There no bullion
operations at the bank today. Within the last two
three days about cas- 900 in silver has arrived in the
Thames from the Continent The foreign exchanges this
afternoon were generally steady.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
xessIs Bell, Son Co. rcport:-The mrkst for
American securities during the past week has shown
much activity. There has been good demand for the
various State stocks for investment with bu. ,derats
surpy Wills, the chic. feature in railway securities hss
Ina r. of
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protsc.ed Debate taking place in the Sandman
Chambers the subject OF protected government loan
Ia the OF sreech the subject, Count Cavo
declared that government considered Of paramount i'm
poitsrce to make spezza stxategec position 70 case or
ey land or
The Pope had returned to Rome and al the Inhabitants
OF the ~ went out 10 meet him.
TIE efciAI Journal OF Rome ccnrsdic.s the statement
that the Qualifications Of vh VecehA and Ancona were TO
be trasgee was merely in contemplation to increase
tae wall round those places
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transactions in the foreign stock market have been TO
fair extent, and prices. on the whole, well supported
The return tho Bank Of England for the week end
re 26h OF May gives the following results when COM
pared with the previous week -
Public depoeits "a, 93l 100 Increase .f556 80
Other depcsts -. 49, 9s7 92S Increase. -. 1850
Rest ................ $4,000 Increase. 5467
On the other sioe of the account -
Government securities clio 500 56S Unchanged.
Otaer securities .. l4,57e ass Decrease. o. 249
Notes unemployed. IL 66l 1856 Increase 2996l6
The amount Of notes in circulation is go 1911 370 being
OF col 500 and the stock OF bullion In both de-
psrments is ELS, 1l2 402 showing increase OF Az
when compared with the preceding retarn.
There is little change 10 the bullion market since
last Mexican dollarc in rather less demand s, d.
Foreign gold in bars (standard) per oz...... II
Silver IN bars (standard) ..........0 1h
Gold coin Portuguese pieces ................3 Is
American eagles .................. 3 1o
ouslocrs, patriot ............... 3 IA
10. Spanish. - ........... l6
Eapoleons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 16
10 gCnder pieces .................. 10
Silver coin Mexican and South American dolls. 0Z
Spanish pillar dolls. 5
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sooz Il ias 0nen. sCch conduct YES, "a tie writer's
oo rcn highly r-sisswos;hy. "ghis - the place. ne
SAYS sO sszeit In she equsvcca manner thai
ne Pere resron IDLE for his article not only 70 an N
div aca. cut ciass" srhe rscers IL the cassry soa
artillery Of the Guard. wen those of the estn Ieg
rent have sp sltaneousy OF their enure SYM
pat, p Gentlemen, my cesire that the my, 70 WON
the cSigrA insult was addressed should know .csnoy
VET. 10 fan uniform publish to the worc; ana ,cs
word viii reflect on the doctrines av9wea we" ~
vouoy r. an NAV by iris new coce OF honor, be chAl-
ie,gsd b. thirty eo Of tho chssneor. proiessiUsc
aa 4, 10 NJ second to another take advantage Of
TIA function 70 observe the skill OF the vct and then,
vth he most perfect coclness force him into second
,sl ara stsb him even he IL falling Such are The
meas OF he force to which every man and every ns
t-t.ou ara COS subjected in France.
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p,a.a rad succs eded n Disz as Minister Of the In
terror.
The Queen Of Spain. accompanied by n Turgot the
rived at Aibscete.
The FreDch Ambassador was on his way TO France on
of absence, but thought he would not return
60 Madrid.
The Duke de Alameda was spoken Of Is the probable
d General Ooncha IN the governorhp Of Cuba
The Macrid Journals urging government 70 admit
the free importation OF grain in consequence OF the sudden
rise IN the price a bread.
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fFtHSI t"nlaI MI mOfI IS5U. ~ q VT
Ike Ltndou 7imss under date OF Thursday evening May
"a, reports recuctou that DAY In Illinois, Michigan aud
New Yofk Cet;ras aud ths Pennsylvania bonds. TIE
tales Of the day Illinois Ccn,rs 7s Of rs s2s SIS
Michigan C,nirh, Of 90, $40 New York Central sinking
fwd, SIX
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INDEPENDENTS DAY.


nrErH pyrRArrED nv NEW PRoCFss- IN Or
der furher the process oil EXTRACTING esth By
lime ~ EXTRA sting thereby ssying Tie pain pr RoBERre,
during tkis month, for which 81 cents ony for each
cah Win be charged on each Frmay during tho snth
bree tours from o6PM, he will extract prais all
WHO rishh W. n. ROBERTS. Is Road stree.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
- -
ryoNPcsrrroN AND GOLD vEsr GRAINS FROM si -
70 70 esh WIN wear good ~ fold aHA ~ one tsnth
OF Prize. Only depot for Jacobs celebrated California;
dsssasnds Ia bFssrpins esrrtngs, ,lass, As.
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ISLAND or CUBA ExPREss, 81 BRoADwAv.-rHn
i nert Havana errress will be forwarded On Saturday.
June L. nj IL O'Clock NJ per urihd etses mail steamer
Cshawbs Freight must be delivered 70 ne on or befors
Friday evening. Ercharge Havans for sas
WILLS, FARGO 4 CO., Agenta
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LEGuE.-Une dame anglaise, qui Went de
MOURN venve sans enfans ct sans heritiers di.
reefs, a legne a M. Home. lie celebre medium,
une rente viagere de $40 livres sterl ($l200).
Ce legs nest qu'uu remercimeut. Avant d'n-
voir lvu les phenomenes surnaturels obtenus
par M. Home, ellie doutait meme de linmor-
talite de Tame. Son scepticisrne a cede ellie
n pn. avant de mourir. soriir de cette etat 81
penible pour la pensee, OH. CONNIE la 81 bien
dit Nine de Souza, ala mort %s'ajoute a Ia
mort" ct ellie M pms vonlu onblier celui oui
await etc son initiateur aux mysteries dune vie
nouyelle, .ag- -& M
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Psoisa6S E1n1fysS 15fSny&
I1B58s SeE liz 9abttSS{S
viika4 mn sSSSEx enf11&&s S S1Ss5
ldaDs% ~ {5aaa1 SV{t Sy6HaS0Dii u III a.
Eveu9 T. ~ = ekepayye
NEAR E% SSsi( eirS w IakttSntss d
at,endu - Is lkdIsss yAk soes. III
ate trse (sgtaise cpp4it9D q dams 10 ttsl
so'slo's q q pssple oesssss a3ndfy. 6 stsea9
~ sss " ss 6HMssa IS Sssss 49, w. IN Sas. ia.
ps..5s. n y66.S.Ns VII. SS N \ sS.I"S S, ~ I y ~
!. IN I s.drv s ss i g " u; ss S',S q 4. isass n
lAAL osisisne MI u 81 nm Il pfesa,t ysonjss
= raprslss kdit acls d~incorporntioa a. i
tvil!a da Qrdld Ooteaus
Xfe1A8G o. Vim Hs@IAwi Inhn WSt
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AN Ties %jonrnapx de Bayou Sara
l1ubIieis 'etails dun triste accident sur
vepndan 'sinage de la vile de jackson,
'@parolsseo d. l~iciana. lie jeune Lawrence
Brown seq sait dams lie salon de 50 mere
sysc plusieS amis de sa famille, ct entr'autres
"a %cousine, n lie Mary j. East. II await a la
main uil fusli, pref a partir pour Ia chase il
sortit pour abatre quelqnes o%iseauS, mais
esuxscl s'eihnt %envoles, il rentra en- tenant son
fasll arm sous lie eras. II voulut lie desarmer,
mis le Coup partit inopinement ct toute la
charge ALA Sc Logger dams la tete de la NAL
ienredse Mile East, qui expira sur lie champ.
le jenne Brown est plonge dams un desespoir
81 protcDd, que Ion GRANT pour sa raison.
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lscESDrE DE L'ELlzA BArrLE.-Les jour
naux de Mobile retirement les details de lin
eendle dn bateau a vapeur Eliza Battle. lie
slnlstre a eu lien lundi dernier, a 2 heures du
matin en- amont du debarcadere de Kemp.
LalsEnle Fat donnee par Ia femme de chambre
qui Ia premiere d%ecouvrit lie fen. Les cordes
reliant lie gouverbail a In roue furent bientot
costumes, mails lie piiote await eu le temps Dc
dflger le steamer vers Ia terre. Les passengers
y ~ preclplierent alars dams l'eau ct qnarante
ss0lie ellx Sc noyerent GU furent geles. Une
aemolselle Robert fut place. par lie second
PllO'e sur nne bale de cotton ct frt sauvee. 6
ls da capltaine p%arvint aussi a sauver une
azure leune lille, Mile Turner. lie capitaine
W son cote ayant apercu un enfant de deux
n.o,s gu alIait perir de froid. saisit nne cou
,sr'1re de lame qui etait complement mouil
,ses 10 plaea pendant quelques i~nstants sur unt
ulae ae cotton enflammee ct Ell en%veloppa en-
Sal'e leftant que &c balm de vapeur ranima.-
j. Enlargement de l'Elisa Battle, Sc composant
" i'uoo bales de cotton, a etc enforcement de.
'~e par les tammes. Abeille.
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Mons appellons l'attention DIES v%oyageurs sur
LAWS dc MN. J. CADET & McHenry Husband
lis %viennent de former une societe pour te'
mir rHotel de l'Union aux Opelousas. Des
repas seront prets 4 toute heure. Leur table
ars t%oujonrs Abandonment pourvue ct lenrs
rns de premiere q%ualite. Leurs prix seron'
modsres. Nous en- parlons par experience.
5 leur souhaitons de tout cnur tout X
les qu'ils meritent.
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in rroN DE- la PEINE DE MoRT.-La Lee
~as.tufe gre Fiat -yient d'abolir Ia peiae
sssitats 0ette mesnro Y oppors ae 2
ssaSAS oil nous siyons?
f.x6eille de Ia Nouvelle-Or contenait
reinforcement IN article fort ~remarquable . &c
inlet. Ellie disait "tant que Ia peine des ira.
saux forces 4 perpetuite sera settlement ecrite
dams notre Code ct que lie coupable peut-etre
rescue certain que la clemence dun Gouver-
5eur s'etendra I'm jour : 3cette penallte
re sera pas s%aisantc pour reprimer les crimes
qe ID presse enregistre, avec regret, tous les
jMrs.
la peine de mort, on Ia dit avec raison,
sst uu restant de barbarie,-en matiere politi-
que costume %cruaute: mais lorsque Fassassinat
yells claque jours a nos portes, desarner 10
Id eIest prefer une arme au meurtrier.
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A yIS!-Ain de p~revenir tout malentendu,
"a ct dc fairc ~connaitre les faits au public, nous
prenons, cette methode pour announcer a nos amis,
que les prixs du fret ct dl passage 4 bord des ba.
memes que ce,x do Ia saison d%erniere, ct seront
maintenus ann talk aussi bSs que ceQx des Autres
bons bateaux qui pourraicnt entrcr dams notre ma
~yigation. 4 s.4@.
Reconnaissance de Ia favour qui nonsa ete accor-
dee ~jusqu'ici, nous csperons, par nos soins coptinuels
ct notre presence personnelle d bord de nos bateaux,
ainsi que par engagements d'etre responsatlcs
pour toutes les pertes de frats encournes par Ia ne.
~gligence de nos employees, meriter Ia continuation
de ID favour p~nblique.
2 Janvier, 1868, HINCKLEY h co.
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D GT.ONSl REGLONSl- Etant posi-,
III tivement determines 4 nous rctirtr des aflaircs
aux Opelousas, nous informops lie public que nos
livres sont clos 4 partif du present avis.
Tous ceux qui nous doivent sont Instrument priet
de venir regler avec nous. Nous av6ns encore en-
main un assortment de marchandises que nous
yendrons au.dessous du prix d'achat, mais pour du
compliant settlement, on 4 des mnrchands pour Dc
bons papiers.
Opelousas, 20 Fevrier, 1858.
SHWARTZ h KAUFMAN.
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DERpU-sur ID route entire vsrmiiionyil

DERDU-Sur Ia route entire Vermittonville
ct Washington, mn paictbt noir. dams unc des
pocles de Get habit II y await une lettle portant lc
timbre do poste dc Chicago, Illinois, ct odresss a.
soussigne A Vertnillonville. On desire que le Conta.
nu men soft communicate a personne.
Celui qui laura tro1vt rendra IN grand service
A son propriGtaire eli ini renlant l'habit ct speciale
iment la lcttre. II paiera lihGfalement celni qui se
donnera Ia peinc de la lni rapporter ct pour les frais
que celia pourra luj occasionner.
Washington, Is mars 1858.
PAUL LAMBERT.
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x IS--Toutes les personnes qui ont des re-
LAclamations contre la succession de- james AIKEN.
head, auront d los presenter u John n. King Esq, d
son bureau, aux Opelousas on au soussigne nj Bayou
Chicot.
Opelousas, 10 mars 1868.
WILLIAM T. FUQUA, \
Executeur testamentaire
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-13

u. q oav're hambonrgeois Hoacard, parti de
!. moo pour New ork, est reste 96 jours
'' : ocean. IL await a son bord 2S6 passa.
ILL., n aont 81 sont morris pendant la tyaversee !;
~ ~ gl. snccoinbe a une maladie ressenblant an
I ,Tu,era' ans qua la faiblesse cadsee par
''eSuillsance des ailments ct de lean.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-13

A LIE soussigne desirant clore ses
"a afaires q Washington pour cause de mauvaise
sante, vendra nu' pris %contant, ct pour ,du compliant
settlement son fond de magasin. II invite 10 public
d aller lie voir.
Washington 20 %fevricr, 1853.
LANDRY HOLLIER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-13

SpAGsR.-L Les antorites espagnoles %viennent
ayrir d Madrid un nouveau complot
) ~proclamations i%ncendiaires,
ct DIES M; %nitions, ont etc saisics dams
IN du paiais.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-13

'~rs ~ MI publie, pourvu que lie choix en- soft fait
|sss IL 4 L hi De trois jours apras ayoir resn la notice
JupIcIArnE OF de Ia sAislE talte en vertu
,rSrs:, ct 81 lie defendeur neglige de faire son
lars Il Malignant aura lie droit de lie faire.