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8 Mi .rr.SacH y rsszass.ns.e
,~se,,tia,nan III chiractef ahf
ssachcd home from aStfaq
l aks City, and We hive
aansegeil,g with him and leafTtsls
~eaneymatory If the recent iavofapN
'.a,ce from The guild regions. ~
ge, Ma ,af, sait Take Cit. on the 9u
,ar and came out With the mail.
~ = conseoaepee, save that there ~
g t'aS;an disturbances, which might bteq lew
ihs M Nisbach has a copy n 4 18Th 4able.
~, q III Beadyais, sfrpnl ns s \ &fritten
lpyaI ~ i tye miles below Yer. y Il siar
: b ha'i bro,ber in St. Louis gaSs f ME. t.
III aTs;.:, sea lsss9 p ;ss.;gas NJ Vim the re-
god regions.
Mr.. Beauvais states that he
liable agent to Pixies Peak ;.aaS,
neighborho, d, who returned with aJ 49,,
counts. lie says that gold IL su,aI
quantities over d considerable e 3 sai,n
Try, but that the most prolI liz 4 ~.
!, tween Pixies Peak aud the H En- Gfld
Mountains. A good many Mai,,r y 4 ~
were ut work,or prospecting. H. ms, u
them were not sncesssfaI, owIAgF t ! l.,el =
experience AND tlis want da4,ilaa,Ie ;mule.
nlents to work I'LL ss4sss'
y ie only sgpsgb3anJy that was provided with
prefer toYphM. who seemed 10 know what
, ansy we're soiit,, was a company Of Georgians,
wig lBs we're realizll,g from five TO sixteen
dollars er day per man, and prospecting at
the same time.
MIR. Beanvais has tio doubt Of the ey ance
Ut gold in such quantities as will pay and he
WI so oat with 4 stock Of miners goods early
" the String. The excitement near The mines
q iacfeyy 8gg Consistently y, and every day gives
stronger cudhfifnlkf dof Tie truth Of The most
tAvnfabie accofiEssss that have reached the
States.
The people at Fort Laramie no longer have
any dtnbts about the matter, and all along
from Pixies Peak TO the State line The gold
lever is growing stronger rather than abating.
Mr., ltlsbach had met Parker, a leading
Cherokee, at Salt Lake, who had returned
from Fixes Peak, taking the Cherokee trait,1
and he had beautiful specimens which he had
in his wash bowl. He fitted himself
out the best he could ID Salt Lake City-Mr.
itlsbach procuring for him a secondhand pick
axe--he went back to the mines.
be letter represents The gold region as
being well adapted Tor grain, grass and stock,
aud every way desirable as a place for perrna-3
nent settlement. ! sasai
These facts We give just as they come to us,
and people can place their own estimate mon
hem. For our own Part, we have every CON
ldeace IN tlleirnth7atid disinterestedness If the
ionfces from which We get them.
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4 EM = LLN-ENWHFs tN1-40 .N EnEEW
ouR GovERNMENT AND aRAsla-pe a,e
JM Emigration. FtNt5naerfsm-Oar T,eaI,
Tieghttfyy insisted spon.-Aga,' 4 writing fr,.n
Washington to the Baltimore Sun on t5e lofl
instant, SAYS:
ne Mtimation in my last letter that IN ,
government might not now wish Or w;il H..
pfacefal migration to Nicaragua. under ire M.
spices Of General Walker, should b. d;s.
c~ouraged, seems fully sustained by recent rpval.
opments. While the President will entorce
the neutrality laws, which by the way. cun-
template@the suppression otly Of ml,ia,u y,
armed expeditions against foreign States with
which We are u peace, it is not at ali nrobn.
Ole, that he will go beyond the letter Of tbe
law, apd essay to suppress -expeditioas ,,ro,,
mere suspicion Of hostile intent. without tIe
presentation Of any facts bringing eases within
The Iurview Of the neutrality act. Accordina.
~, It il not Strange that collectors Of cnsIoins
are required to notify the Department q fosts az
alleged violations Of law, before instructions
can be given IN The premises. Though fla
position Of Nicaragua is one of Ind fai1h md
Of most Injurious acts towards us, II com,,e.
tent FOR her to turn back onr eaioyo,jts 81 h..
territory but she cannot rightfaliy turn back
silch OF oHr citizens as seek to avail themsely ,.s
OF The advantages Of Il transit. which. nn,ler
shpniatlon by Nicaragua, is American proper.
~ nna winch our government will surely pro-
tecl. put II Is not competent for Great Brft-
ata 10 interfere by farce, with respect either
70 me ihlnts@fatton OF our cltizans into A,eard-
qua, or with The safe and speedy eonyeyanee
across The lstbmns ofsbcll as desire It. Shoulj
she do so, (as she has iIltimated to the Stata
that she Willy it will Of course he
Inc position ofour government toward Mica.
fagna, Is that she shall ratify the Cnss- Iris;rrri
realty, which, il should be remembered, l,ns
the same stipnlations in our interest
IS has the t'nse'ey treaty for England, Hence
ne President and Secretary of State have ra'
used to co'lter with thai supplementary min.
slerial character. Jerez, except upon ,ba sin /,
subject Of the refusal of Nicaraaua tn ,a,;
y engagements with US. which she mapiGn ,tea
disposition to enter into with our great com.
ierelai rival. The point will be pressed: fur :
ne offence 10 rs is all The strare sarions c,1,a i
tue; thar she lihelled this government in
no lace oil the world by a transaction inyok ;nu =,
protection of three great powers arainsf ! !
LEGGED American ilibustering, when in tact =
Is Zen. CaSs States in his letter to Gen To !,
'ar) 'the State of Nicaragua owed its nol;r;. ~
!! eA,s'ence' or rather lis political rulers owe n
~ NC power they exercise, TO the laws of lheI
iptn o'a'es as executed by its government I
Ho1nef laSSage OF the Hon. Seeretarv's let. i
e Is as follows: 1.-The American Authorities n
. critical period, probably prevented. by II
et intervention, the accomplishment al II
'elher effort to overthrow the. existing sov. ~
hiheht ny Il military INVASION III
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ADJ ERTIsERS.

MI Should bear ii mind tie fact
that the circulation of the Orr
LousAs PATRIoT i the largest d
NY Newspaper printed in the
Parish az ST. Landry.
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IHie Hon j. NJ sandidgs raembe. of Con
ress fr,,na This District was III our town Oh
I'M Monday mud Thursday The OIL. appears
sts ~ IN fne lealth and spirits. and Is % iii
NV h Washington to be il place iii the
acTe,aiiiag IF ne session on Monday tLe OH
frroxiiIso. NS
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a coon REsoLpTIoS.-To my Overseer
pay Annually ionr hundred dollars; toa Physi.
e'an' Tor services rendered a few weeks only.
Pug iaSt year one hundred and City. NV bin
Win a Carpenter Tor putting up a small house
was Two lHndfed and twenty dollars. In the
OF a small lawsuit | maid a LAWYER
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~ Il Eds
At Bayou Ciieot in this parish, on Il. M I Y
ut the residence of the brides mothss III IT, 4
MI M,,,a " >. G n Esq., Nj, Oman 4. d,i,;sa |
Though fools sspurn Hymen.s r4ntas
we who improve his golden hoaS MI sSss n
Ivy sweet experience know ssH4s
mai marriage rightly understood #&
eises to the tender and The ,good.
A paradise below,t'
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IsS9cfsr Parsons TO SAVE IS OWN Nssw,
IN July last the house Of Ars. Wilson ii
ea!latn county, ILL.,, was bulnedNto the aronna
and hersef and son. a boy of %fonrreel, were
consumed with it. The position of the bolies
when found. and the general belief that ,he
MllSons bad considerable money, in cold md
silver no trace Vi which could be found IN The
ashes induced ihe spspicion hat t!rAbnn.e ,.'l
oeea robbed aud sci 6ll file after fhJ Ruaf,l.r a.
The inmates, A short time since some Of ,ba
people Of GaIlatin county became convinced
thh' one Andy Stewart VAS CONCERNED IN ths
CRIME ard accordingly lied a rope about his
neck, and were about to hang him, when he
q respite, by promising 10 reveal The
games Of his accomrlices, implicatiag peyton
newman, Henry And, three brothers named
bruh'ley, Fred Bipgamin, and Mcbride. M
freshman, all of whom, except the last, were
at once arrested. Shortly after, Steward 70.
llactexi his statement so far as TO eyeulpate nh
ne above mentioned, except Newman. His
ohiy excuse for his Accountable perinrv wns
hat II was eStortei by fear.
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ny Il n:'

At Gaeue Tortns, in tlsis Parisi. 81 AM
Is years. 81 tsaalyA -
Ia this town, on Thursday 25tb IN
Macy I. BELL, widow Of the iats Jcef Y y
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Ia ~ NE6.&
On the greenseslthsvss
And the birds to sinr
Like q thought, Z heps
Ere their conscious birti
Like q bright and fsetins MI
Like . rainbow III elysian.
ssm the storms Of essth,
hing friends win miss Il.
Noying hearts his smile s.5sIl
They will miss him ID tlis,r IS
They will piss liis soul Il Fl;
Sorrow. rule
They weep with tears 7
Tears Of love and grief \
They will hail his IN 2!ss
They will miss his presss
Him whose life was ID
All his days were born Il y.
winged with pleasant disS, y;
All by life was onelsweet
All his thoughts With 4
lake the starlit streams
And no thought Of tho I
Did his quiet mar ki8s VI
And his soul in JOY oil JoruxE'sS
Dld q hue Of glory borr9sA 3ssSAl
From each holy starr II
Now ! hear the weepi$ xillox n
Hail above bis tomf SI
Now ] hear The sad Ii sial,,. h
And the wild bird i repiyjssss
Ger MS graves deep gloom
And think of youth and t,&,s,.
In their healthftl prime ;s
] think Of all we love nd okt,.
] think how soon they to- us,sss,
In the shades oftims.
Washington, Nov, 81 1865.
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s1,c E,;S..,s..y

ssas4sf the Fs6ntIeri
We learn that there are. mmistalable indi-
cations ofa general hostile feeling amongst
the lndinns along our northern frontier, and
That tho ihipunity 49, has hitherto attended
1ssoutrases iiisP 8 ~ With aodflsalce IN
atiemptcd ID
AXE win dess S { y ,,or I.mr.
epresentiug ~ fa1,s ore collecting II
llargcr nnhs ever upon our frontiers,
The tone nI9 III Bearing Of these Indians is bold,
iasolent threatening, and they have al
ensiyse3-.d ed numerous dplre1atipns fipfni
the property off he white settlers ii The vieini.
~ p. spirit ke. The horses and4cattie o.
the ci'izens }ppcar mysteriopsly, and iq
sevefals instaI 1t has bren ascertained that
Ithey were II BY tie Indians. 8
MISS; Gat \, one Of The captives taken
aha rsleaseS the spring of 1857, is again
EAsiug AZ Lake, and recognizes among
stlese ludis AAme of Inkspa.dutah's band
@nos were III the bntchery Of our citi
ze'ls last " and by whom sle and Others
Wefe taH I've. The danger Of similul
19sAthieS W Jed as imminent. and settlers
are stanohi,gg o$sSs Aard day and night, and vii
sceallnle iosdo y III q military force shall bt
lNeir Tef and prnteciion.
NSsaFe happyS % learn that they willnot BE-
3hep1 " suspense NOR disappointed III Their
hopes Ct Ala from the Governor. Upon The
reeepfieaA rhe In stel|igepee that our fellow,
bloody scenes enacted winter heiar. III \; !, H.
vicinity of Suirit ahe. J.nv ~ u ~, I ~
issued orders 10 GaIsta;n Nart;n nS " paoi4spuy
tere duaNds, requiring limio march with bisl
company Of about fifty men with all possible
Martin ID di,eeted T. tasa a y gat San'aln
ures against III ina;aas A ,snla a. o sns1 meas
are abso,pIe,y neeessary far ~ snstaa ,ieasane,
safety Of III scttIs,.s Mo ! p pn ! allo1
ever. to polifv iii liz In,d;ass :, saaunsus NV
whether Lasti;la i, fr;e,,.,Ir ~ = +, ~. aslc,aas,
and il case If ll,eir ueels,t - INC ,,,f,,s, ~ :, ' ,a
he il Instructed Il .lrire Nan, ~, 81 49, 49, =
II III i,aya IL I. ~, NJ I mem out q me State
maxi. eyerv ,oss;h,a af !, ssleeial'y thJoihed 70
.un-tah All q nssu nN as H. s .a;p lik-na5
i1anf ;ied ~ ~ N. X, 4 " .fioe rs GAP pc
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-, - .i1 ~ fEE n SLAVE LABnR.-
iie London Times has an article Oh the III
aus,flal contrasts between free and slave laboi
81 the West Indies. It opens the discussion
wild ne following general remark:
re svssaEet ofslavery anght 10 be under
s.osd ~ onrday: Different Ieuplet may tax;
dllirrelit views nf The laets, aid If The conse
gne1ces 70 pc tlednced from them, thai at Least
tne .acts-that lsto say, the data Of The slave.
~ dlscnsslons- should hare been long since
asser'ained asld established, Upon some lead.
Hins points indeed Ne in England are agreed,
out ms agreement Of opinion Is confined 10 dc
limits q the four seas. in the Unitea States
US battle as yet isone Of first principles. The
French Government fer d long lime past Inns
oeeen endeavoriagg 10 renew. under another
name the practice which has been long since
condemned BY The public opinion Of lie conn
VIZ. Spain, bound by endless treaty engage
mests e aid i, ne suFpfe sion 81 tbe Slave
iraaes y, ~ point Of fact, the great supporter
o. tie. system: lNes, in England, we Say mai
the s'ave trade sbahSsase longer lie permitted Il
eA1st y my quarter IF tie globe, ifby negota.
'ion or by arInsit can be SUPPRESSED. Slavery
snail rot exist in our donfIions,-,hat "a 4
MUNICIPAL matter, entirely within our " con.
troll put the slave-trade shall not be carried on
Wle 4 we can put II dawn. Ii the case
" .ne United States, lndeedswe are compelled
% content ourselves with .theaassurance ia,
the American cruisers will d~Dathewops. viii
any one however, say thai it is not mainly TO
tte ceaseless exentions-to the philanthronic
ehefgy--lo the enlreaties-to The persuasion Of
.t,'s country ti,at the alitisSlasery party hi The
olales owes IFS strength Blot out England.
snu fhsilsh symppalllies, aud English power
tne map Of The word, and the battle ba-
.Mean inc NORTH and the South would bc fought
~, nv olhef slde OF the Atlantic on very differ.
terms. 20 lar, then, as this, Engiisllmei
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~ FEII.ows IN GALIFoaSIA.-Ihe Oh
Fellows Of PlacersiIle celebrated The a,iyer
saEy efF the formation VI Franklin Lodge, No
AlA. % ahe 18th of Octnher. From he ora
ssiul W Mf. !, J.k. Handy, formerly Of Bal
tlmore, the following atenle,t is inken:
inthisState we number about eighty Lodges
ane Fourteen hlnoampnients, with foir ihous.
and three hundred contributing members.
~ the year 1887 there was collected ID dues
from members in California, 100000. From
ihlssiim the following disbursements were made,
For The relief of brothers, $4,000; for The re.
let Of widows and orphans. $500 for the edu.
cation Of the orphan, $4,000 for the burial Of
the dead, $1,000.
The aggregate property Of tho Order, in.
Guiding aeal estate, lodge halls libraries, etc,
y valued at 100000. This is a creditahle
showing for our young State. 1t is supposed
there are at least seven thousaud nohafiiliat.
iisg Odd Fellows IN this State, who have never
been attached to any lodge in California.
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NEW ORLEANS c4RN

C a. BARRIERE s BROTH {
-. $50 Canal street, tTouro's BuiE INN y i.
Have just received y large stock Il II pb I'M
Blankets. etc. sssa 49,
They have also constantly on hand / spIs,aa !
M4MIshants and Planters who Wilt piye ill.,, !.
sitalbae pleased viii, their moderate prices srSaS
rcadS9css to fill orders.
G. A.BARRIERE Il BHorHEES
Ney. -, la5s.--3m.4 40
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veil AZ Che six lang speeches al lered s
counsel, wosld I'LL from four 10 3ire a~nlnns I
Eonr raper. WI have not this spa ID apr
nriate, nor have We time to IT'D yfrs this I,
view III fbe present week issue. This wer
will be reserved for ! future number, perbap
we n'ay present u 10 on readers next. vi
For the present WI will state that nfter iii
eviaence was ill taken. The case o n Tue part i
The State was opened by I'll District Alto,
nesyy MI. r d. Hardy. ii . few remarks
marked BY his usual ability ii the management
1T criminal prosecutions.
Mn. Hardy was followed Mi. Adolph
Olivier IF Franklin, Or The defence in d speed
II english df nearly two hours, p~ortraying III
details of testimony with the bffiiiliaucy Il
sunbeam, advocating Tie three following point
o. deience With Oh ability aud eloquenee, whicl
drew forth The admiration of all present
First, the killing ofs Leblca BY Fux and Ber
trand seemed necessary for The protection 3
thu Court against which previous threats !
welcomes hal been made BIZ I.eb.ss Secondly
the revenge ct 4 private and col sanons i,lsn],
and injury offered . Fax, by the abduction !
49, co,n,,;,,sa I, .s,ss.s .ai'a'y' ine Killing
ibFea,s made d ! III, '1 NJ a, y reason z
~ 3os,,,hays 8 NJ On. !. a'''# a'ii. 81
,rsnJ I'M "a . ss.s 49, 's..,y =. Whleh Bcr
mi M ',c,;on . ~ a,s,a,, I ~ hrse ena''ce
Is III pistoI s. M m. II puss'ps " naid
NM nl,.;ar II @es,,Aa.,
IN II. Nj, q M ,,as,.'s' !. y saase I'ppfe
~ MI NM. Il rs,s.ssh II. ! etsesA y aesf,
fi,astSa, IN n I'M aassssSsl !. ''s ! poWefi'0
= ,aaha,ar asa a s.ss b. d Ass ~ ingenuity y
cr;,s;,,a lS.6sas IN !, ! ''n''aseh'sns y
no 81 Aja.I:s VI sss' q, 4 WIZ w succses1eo
&. M ~ q tn 1 s's ssaarllnss'iie
" W. put olstile defence 70 = speech Of two.
hourssi u French, which for purity of styIe.
chastity III sentiment. mower II argnnen, ~
elofIne6ce;,, nv as,;,.rr & sa,Ia.s s..ls,., ~
,,a,,ha,. u M hss !. Z es.s' y elsa'ed w ahy
i III, Az. " "a iisooa'n louisiana.
sstsItss 'fpianc vas succeeded BY Mr.. Thonms
81. Lawsissof our town, oa The side If The a.
ffrnce Is English. NJ I spceeh IL az ho,,,. q
quarter, nlarkca IN mara Mn ~ ns,,a, 4 IN,
No aasS sssAas. VI. - LEWIS deais tightly in
" nOWsts oI rhetoric, or The flights Of the
vehement and iupassionel orator lis 1aanner
of reasoning. II plain. foreihIeg ca,,en, M
&, xerwlsImipo M 80 sss9us a.a
a4VgfESE ASttbhGQ III Il
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nENTlSTRY. - DIR. CAsApAyAksT, s au.,
~ geon Dentist, returns his thanks for tle ne nv
share of patronage which has been bestowed ~ =. i.
since he visited this place, and having ms WI, X
gagements i'll 0pelonsas, he will return tbe NJ y uys
December next and will remain a few weeks s,' y
Hay s Hotel, for the purpose of pFactlelig ah'ofo s.
tions in his profession. Nd
His reputation being so favorahly knownm INV W. h
Baton Rouge and ~Iherville, he refers genefa'A I
the principal citizens of these parishes. iii,
These wishing his services will please iease 49,
orders at Hays Hotel, or send him notice.
November IL. 1853. ~ -
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POLICE JURY. Parish Of 81. Taodr,.

1oldCE JURY, Parish of St. Landry.
- - At . meeting Of the Police Jury, held on IT,
nth day Of November 1853. 49, ' az
On motion, ii was 7+ a5
=, k tsa ~ That a meeting of the Jury to be held
day Of the monthly The. amonit of raSes to ~" bo +. a :
s ss e and levied in the said Parish, for tie service
Of lne present year, 1868, shall be fixed and de-
that are feanirna. sNFeNVts'les
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We attended Ga exhibition Of Messrs
ESerett IN AYsaly ohs MpAday and Tuesda,
evenings, md were admirably pleased with lii
pefformatces, The feats III juggliag and Telgcr
dclhsln were executed III 4 nasterly md enter
salainihg nliuuer. The dancing BY The littls
ssgirls, accompanied Nil some Instances viii
sopss WAS decidedly fine. The Aereal snspen
Mon q tbe Title girl ID magnetic sleep was
irnly astonishing and altogether was Que 81
TIE most magnificent scientific Illustrations a..
parently we ever saw.
The remarkable performances Of saucho, ii
computation, distinguishing colours, and play
ings cards, were specimens Of sagacity highly
entertaining and interesting. 1'he Baaiiio play
ing, Nv Wfay was the great attraction IL the
eseuing,--decidedly The best we ever witnessed,
And biz PRESERVATION Of negro character was une.
sualed ala ininitable. We feel no hesitation
20 y lying that the two hours spent eacl eve
ming by the vast crowd of persons present,
exccllcd any other public amusement in rich
enjoyment for the same length Of time, ever
presented in our town..
E5rlARTfN ~NF EHIsS An4EE[ sA4E-&a. HLEMH.RHNsE
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I'M aVs hayc received the grst humber 81 TIN
6ovgaxRSs W xTeliwsRD published III NewOr.
a VIA ~ i. Pr Gtristo, ind edited ~ Il.
sFssI,et aoasa,ay The Ulisitsa,d II published
HI English, atid uiiNlfls ihe banner 81 Cuban
feaapnh wa wish success to HE proprietors
/ lssa the ssllcgriions cntse they ne defending.
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MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS.
We solicit the attention of country Merchsnna MI
others visiting our city. to our stock Of SCn9 gMas
BOOKS and STATIONERY, confident we can gss'
every satisfaction 10 purchasers. /,
Our stock Of STANDARD. and MlsuhtLasi
NEDuS BOOKS is large and well selected, e N
prising every standard author. TO which " "
continually adding by the receipt Of AL new ~
as soon as issued from the Press. ,cyn e
Our large and well selected stock OF hED Ky
BOOKS is not surpassed Il in the south, to which y
respectfully solicit the attention of Physicians ~
students.
We also receive subscriptions for oil the l !qu',a
Magazines and Newspapers published IN thes un''s-
States.
Orders from the country promptly attended y
August Il, ls5s.-6m.
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Our Methodist bresl lfens comgnence d pro
tkaetsd meeting IL their Church ii Ope!ousas
nv " Al oiciock.
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ssAH 4 nqtice Sthe feturnEs0 NJ 0pr fellow towns
aasasMtE stisette from his sisit ID iRe NSSrih
During his sojonrn I'M the Rlsndsuf sleady
9 ~. s'salA iias spent snnch Hill Time &
issnfijpllgg theps I'M scloojs III otder ID mske
sAls'ssat lis,s're iintinSatt ardssonxsrssut viii ihe
bet M most aslaprosed nudes II colnrnpniica
tiiSsgg if~aslfaesie64
as sTeSare aslLoFizacd % inform I'M public il,af
s9es achooi ssslI ~ opened son, next ModdaS IL
~ plsss commonly ealIed III snk house.
\ I onl'g men DESTROYS 0f stndyis either the
hseaishs ~ Frelch language vouIdsa IA well 10
sk6eaply application.
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AMERICAN BRANDiEs, q
WHiSKEY,
GIN, ABsYSTH, IL
cuRAGA0.
~ C0isDIAIS,
...y FLOUR, q

SWEET OIL and OLIVES. s
viii be sold at importing prices. Send your y
aers and try us. assA
We solicit a share of the patronage of the pata
OF ST.. Landry, and hope onr fiji. rtls and ataaal
taaces will not forget us in our offset. III
November 6. 1853. 4
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H IhBe4TAiaSEMr. hi Charles Win pla,
Mill ael|ge and I'D are sorry he u nol
Aettef Fa1TsAiaed. last night the sterling
sy y Charles |. \ aas admirably performed,
9g rHUharles PRESERVATION of Tia Merry
aaHafshs H n unnecessary - speak, his abili-
sietoo we'll known 10 require conineut
il nm lss AZ RYDER Al tde oM Captain was
bsyoissda pIii'aise. Mr.aW iilsons rendition Of Me
Gay Roshssts'. was quite effective. This
youdg gentleman has improved much since he
M here last
MfsaNifgitia Smith II charming ID Ill she
undertakes, possessing great versatility having
Il voice ef considerable power and sweetness
& kers song are alwayys acceptable.
MisRs aAattie 81, Clair ii ansattruction ID
herself shcr pretty faee md agaFe woaald, even
II ~ were tot Az acIisss which sIe II make
m nr AL deficiencies.
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NpFfCE,--rbe regular fan ,erm g IL
- District Court, in andsior the "a, ne
hahafy, Is postponed until Monday The stb = n ne'
tb be' IL ~ reason Of the present indisposition If
'ng n ,n"a. b. a. Martel, presiding Judge. 1T u
d4r Nv = - t tta witnesses are instructed to he in atten.
opelHitsas, Nov, 6, 1855. "0s'neh'loh'
IOITIS T. ASpp pr,, e