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ulu ptftiit s-S la
created, every day and TINS mas. petue,s
from the fruits Of the earth gathered by Asrl-
culture. Everything else is luxury. convent
ence,, comfort food Is indispensable, n
Let The thoughtful hui aiddnlan, who desires
to form u just idea Of TTne importance OF his
pursuit, reflect when he gathers bis little flock
about him TO partake The mornings meal
that one thousand millions OF fellow-ment have
awakened from sleep that morning. craving
their daily bread with the same appetite shich
reigis at his family board and that It. By d
superior power, they eopld-be gathered togeth-
CT at the Same hour for the same meal. they
would fiji both sides Of FIVE tables reaching all
around the globe where ii is broadcast, seated
sides by side, and allowing eighteen inches II,
each inlividual;; and thai these tables are to
be renewed twice .nr thrice every day. Then
let him consider that, ID addition TO the food
Of the haman race, that OF all The humble part
Ilers Of mans toil-the lower animal--is to be
provided in like manner. These all wait up
on Agriculture, as the agent Of that Providence
which givcth them this meat 10 due season /;
and they probably consume inIthe aggregate
an equal amount of prod1ce !; and, finally, let
him add in imagination to this untold amount
of daily food for man and beast the various
articles which are; furnished directly or Indirect
~ from the soil, for building materials furniture
clothing, aud fuel.
The grand total will illustrate, the primary
importance]o Of Agriculture, considered 4R the
commissaty--charyc with Nsup-
plying this almost Uncomfortable daily defnssS d
Of the human race and. the subject animals i
their daily bread Il want so imperative and
tapn1p1,nYtistn that Ina IL 81, n, !. - s....
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NoTICE.-WHLI LILA 7, FuouA, Of The .Pattss
~ ISL Of st. Landry, having applied by his peti:
lion to be appointed Administrators Of the estate otl
Charles Landea deceased, late Of said Parish; I
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
SOU interested to show cause, if any they haye. why
town of p%elousbs, within ten days from the date Of
this advertisement.
CIerk'sofice, opelousas, April "a. 1853.
LIS. L~ASIRApES, Clerk. e
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-05-01

TnE MAINE Notwithstanding the Sos
sion Of the last Legislature Gov. Wickliae
transmitted 70 the Senate d set Of incelidiary
resolutions sent to him BY the Governor a
Maine, expressive Of the sense Of the Legis
latnre of that State on the subject Of slavery.
The Senate Of our State in a spirit Of proper
resentment and Indignation refused to take any
action upon then, Or even 70 place them mon
the Journals, they were returned TO the hotbed
of Abolition from whence they emapated and
accompanying their transit, Gov. Wickiiffe
addressed the Following %lacanic and admirable
letter to the Governor of Maine:
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NOTlGE,--Lost. Receivers receipt No.
- 1908, issued at the Land Office at Opelonsasy
Ia, on the 18th day of January 1851, to Jonathan
Harris for the perchase of fractional section No. Y,
IN Township No. i. South Range No. s, East, contain
ing ~ 10 l00acpes. C~tfRISTOYAL L.DUPRE. 2
.upelousas, ApfH :. 1858. H -
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Torres or THE SOUTHERN GeNvnNTIoy.-J
ID. b. DeBow, Isso., Tho President If ,be IA,
Commercial f,o,yafia, nl:,1,
Kaas.;ra - n'e sss9''0leu u
knoxville mas, III view OF a resolution OF tina
body, issued a circular suss gesting proper topic.
for the consideration of the convention wb;cI
is to meet at Montgomery on dbe ION &C Ma
IT. am;,ss TO- : ~ '"e 4''p ~ may
M ue'esu'es " cpihs prepared %
oe''oera.e ana report upon them, as well as to
suggest appropriate action. The topics ildi-
Gated by Mr.. DeBow are the f~olIawiny
l. The oucst;a, If mas,or IA .1sns ..a,
wing The physical and relio;ans ;nlnsora anym
~ fha eIara. tha -, = inPtV'enseh,
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NoTlCE-The undersigned, thankful for

NVTTVE-The undersigned, thankful lot
- the patronage heretofore extended EMrEo
friends and the pubic generally. that he has located
himself in the Town Of Washington, where he IS
now ready Ia execute promptly and with ~neasness
at WORK entrusted to him, such as Carriage Repair.
ing; Painting, Trimming and ornamenting, as well
assign and ornamental Painting generally. Byciose
attention 10 business he hopes 10 merit q continue.
ton 81 patronage. M A.. GOING.%
Washington, La; April II, 1s5s.-,ly.
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snnator3 1ysiIsnr NM NlI,al;,;an;
frnm Massachrsetts yaea,, 10 a,,,a;a, - ~
state penar,na,t fnr a ,a.st ufPas' p ~
negro. whom Ia law If ~ - s,gA
n ei,izen iIba saeso, nv - So 80
the papers with lie e%xtla,n,ioo that nas sa'as.
being certificates Of ei,ize,,s,in If ,bd l,p;,a !
ESta9es ma pnyer y;ra, ~ y. ,.pns = aplas'e,
aud that MI 4 ,,at ! co,,s,,t r ~ 49, - a..
scott decis;o,,. In, has haen ia 49,, ;asz q -, ~
government, since ;ts f,,.,,d, ,;an u -
Tie Nassacl,nssifs ssns,,r of
ali this, Tjn,v are ,,atta.S az atnsit n'1sM
have hern n,tl;. ind osar oana ~, auu
| lIe could uot cynffet 10 nhtoin = o,w 1s shaa
he n Il. il,e anplicatian III ,n.,5p, 4 ~
refused. lad |, been a. a,y otbnr 'sab;as, ~
which the practice Of I'M Yqnver,,n,o,f - ~
well know, 10 be settled Nv WIN sa,,I5
have rpnlied 10 tba annl;.ant Co., h @oa.u
1hat !, ,r,o !, acc +, I'LL. :, ~ ss-'i.es
tol i~n,erlarp. Rnt bainr for . nn,na ~ ~
ease \ uood to,if. fng ! l;t,la aa,,r. 49, ~
he aid Ifhnl ~ lin Mil, l., "ss,11 sl"si1n
done 9ar = wb;ta ,nan asl;,n ~ l; 80 ~ my
whaf he knay 4 uas ,salaes s -, ~" a " W. "h"'
0n tl,is MONT Il i as;Sar,, - ~. : y.
fba R,aeI, Pn,rIr;oAs * H. p"faee ~
sfrp,,r,b en themselves 4, tho oara nVasn' :"
the Snnrame tyonrt e enc IT ,a,al''sn asai'ls1
ollinm,s,y threateneJ IN ,ba son.s 9'l ~, A.,
Seward of Nav Ya,,,. .,'d o oa'o - NJ,
Ipgislntiye resolves If tbs aLn pilGa,assa 10y
The bred Scott loc;s;an bas Sso,,r.n ., ~
side &c SontHeln views. tle ;nen,,at;t, ~ wy
,iof mud s,,nof ta -e.t;sa,,s ar ine5 ats
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slp.y to1 sessD1aM W. = dnass stfas'ea
IN motion ut sMr lldalse.wyaa he FesA
proposing 70 bfstGw n MEDIATION t N
fauldingss wdsstaken Up. MT sildeii IN
pretext for reading z earelally pref
speech, having pslpable bearing on5s
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lefal scope Yrs against PEI ht e andY
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Itellng p0iNtss iii Ais speech,
were usually 8 v9ith for y galI&af
theTaE Masn0thipg4 FellslpsR We J1s.,-.ss,
Fauldings 4 explost; 5ss lexleMeu M
events fef MaakeKSs SSAsseF' passangg
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-05-01

the day of saie, 81. pOIREr.
Opelousas, lAprils24, 1858.
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Republican Convention.

SYRACUSE, Sept. On.
The Republican Convention re-assembled
this morning.
a motion was made to proceed to a NOM
ination for Governor. This was diversified
by various amendments, by Uire roce vote,
and by ballot.
The first amendment prevailed.
The Committee of Conference from the
American Convention subsaitted a report.
The report states that they had fixed upon
union of opinion on the question of
slavery; that they agreed upon the necessi-
~ for registry law to protect the ballot
box; that the time of naturalization should
be extended as long as is required for
non-residents in our State, and that it is
our duty to combine to defeat the pre-
slavery party.
This agreement had received six out of
eight votes in the Republican Committee.
Mr. Upham stated that he had offered a
resolution in the committee affirming the
power of Congress to exclude slavery from
the territories which the American commit
tee would not entertain. He would take up
with nothing less.
Mr.. Talcott opposed the naturalization
clause
Gen. Nye supported it and believed that
the resolve on the slavery question covered
that offered by Mr.. Upham.
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BsE~ The most stylish and elegant gar
mentS for gentlemen's wear, that have ever
been manufactured by any house in the
United States, have been introduced and
gotten up by the unequalled house o: d.
Dcvlin 4 Co., New York. Mr.. Lyons has
brought on a large and choice stock of their
newest and neatest styles of business dress,
and overcoats, together with a recherche
stock of fine silk, and serviceablc business
vests
The new styles of business coat is certain
ly chef deurre of neatness and taste; and
his assortment of eravats, scarfs, ties, gloves,
shirts, hosiery, &c, comprises the latest and
most beautiful styles Of the season.
Every article sold by Lyons, whether
made up by himself or from DEvLIN's, is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or
the money will be refunded at the end Of
six months from time of sale, in case the
customer is not perfectly satisfied that the
garment was fully worth the price paid
for it.
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Special Notices.

DIR. Carriers C0sgh Bafsam, srtH cure
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Consumption. Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast,
Pleurisy, whooping Cough, Group Liver Com
plaint PaptatiOn of the Heart, and all diseases OF
the Throat and Chest and Lungs. No one should
neglect Cough or Cold single day. Millions die
annually by neglecting Common Cold. Coughs
and Colds lead to Consumption, and then to early
death. Reader, have you a Cough, Cold or any
disease Of the lungs? Procure at once that cccbra-
ted remedy, On. CARraR's COrGH BMsAN, which
never fails 10 relieve Cough in twentyfour hours,
and always cures the worst cases Of Colds, Coughs
and all diseases of the Threat and Lungs in a few
days. Price-Trial bottles, 20 ccns. Large bottles
81 per bottle, s bottles for IS.
DR. EAsrERLY, corner Third and Chestnut, st.
Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must
lie addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Hailock
4 Stod,lard, W. Bierbower Liech & Calslett, Keller
and White, and by druggists generally.
my3l-ly
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. On.

Commander Thornburg has been detach-
ed from the frigate Sabine, and ordered to
the sloop of war St Louis, now fitting for
sea at New York. Capt. Adams has been
ordered TO the Sabine. This change was
made at the request of Commander Thorn
burg, who did not wish to serve under Com
odore Shubrick, recently appointed flag Of
fcer of the Brazil squadron. The latter
was president Of the retiring board in 1885,
in which Capt Thornburg was placed in
the reserved list and declared unfit for ac-
tive service. Lieut.. Maffitt will not go out
with the Paraguay expedition, in command
of the Dolphin, his testimony Icing re-
quired in the prosecution of the officer o!
the SLAYER Putnam.
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Bsy- We have the first number of the
School and Home Journal, monthly quar-
TO, of sixteen pages, issued by Marcus VIII
son, New York, at one dollar year. IL is
devoted to the interests of teachers, and to
the promotion ofthe moral influences ofhemc.
1t estimates that there are fifteen thousand
seminaries of learning, and torty.fUe tLoWs-
and teachers in the United States, and that
more than one-fourth of these teachers
change their locations every year, and one
object of the Journal is to be medium Of
communication between those seeking
teachers and those who are looking for
pupils.
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DeS~ Yesterday was the New Years day
of the Jews and the beginning of the year
56l9 from the creation. according to their
calendar. The day is observed generally
by Hebrews in all parts of the world as a
religious festival. The apple of Paradise,
by which Eve was tempted, and palm leaf
are symbols to mark the day, sought for
by every Jew. The apple, we believe, is
imported from the Mediterranean; it re-
sembles large lemon in external appear
ance, and has rich fragrance. The palm
leaf is from the ordinary palm tree of the
tropics, neatly folded up like fan, and
bound by fillets of leaf of its own kind
The triumph of liberation in England, and
the admission of Jew into the British Par
lament gives additional taste to the cele-
bration of the beginning of the year that
records the event.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9. r.

PHILADELPHIA, Scpt. y, T. u.
The Presidents Of the New York Central,
Eric Pennsylvania, Central, and Baltimore,
and Ohio Railroads, met this afternoon in
private session for the settlement Of the
present railroad difficulties. They have un-
der consideration the agreement made at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, on 5th July last
but subsequently disagreed to Ivy the Board
of Directors to which i: was submitted
That agreement with amendments will
probably he settled upon, but it is most
likely any settlement will he made this
evening. The convention is still in session
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Coop ADVICE TO PROMOTE BUsTYEss.-ln
the life of T. p. Barnum. written 10y himself,
the following is one of his rules for success
In business.
"Advcrtise your business. Do not hide
your light under bushel. Whatever your
calling or occupation may be, if it needs
support from the public, advertise it thor
oughly and efficiently in some shape or other
that will arrest lnblic attention. freely
confess that what success have had i'm life
may fairly be attributed more to the public
press than TO ne lrly all other causes combii :
ed. There may possibly be occupations that
do not require advertising, but can not
conceive what they are
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NEWSzBY TELEGRAPH.
SyRAcusg Sent o-p "

SfKACCsE, sept. Up. N.
After a heated debate in which Mr.. Pom
eroy, of Gayuga, bitterly denounced the
proposed fusion, it was referred, with loud
cheers to the committee on resolutions.
This it is supposed will destroy the chance
of union.
The prospects now seem favorable to Mr..
MOrgan'S nomination, for Governor, and a
straight Republican platform and ticket.
The convention bas taken a recess till 2
o'clock.
The American Convention, on being in
formed of the action of the Republicans
tabled the report Of the Conference Commit.
tee.
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ZASEsvILLE Ohio, Sept 9.-p. N.
The express train soing west on the Cen
trail Ohio Road, at noon to-day, ran off the
track near here. Several persons were
badly hurt but none seriously. The train
was detained hours.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lfO.AL! CO.sLV coz Z!!!--..J 4 eI1LE
u WILL AND SHALL BE DOME have
just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the purpose of
weighing my coal. shall sell my Goa, by weight,
according to the law Of the State. l have large
stock If superior quality of Pitsburg Coal and in
vite all my friends give a call and try il. i
have been eighteen years jim the business, ami pro-
f.ss b. Judge The price Of coal is % cents per
bushel All orders left the Gas Company Office,
l~tween First aud Second, on Locust street, or at
Hornbrvok's Store, on Water street, or at my Coal
Offic. at the Iamasco Wharf, will be attended Ia.
All cva b.. paid for when ordered. ina banksbe
currency. ANDREW HCTCHESON.
tuy1 I'm
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.-P. ".
Flour remains dull and prices are droop-
ing, though holders refuse to submit TO any
important decline; receipts of $500 bills in
the last "a hours. Whisky duh at 81, clos
ing nominal. No important change in pro-
visions though the feeling is heavier; 100
bb's mess pork sold at 10 90. The demand
for all quite small Wheat dull and per
bush lower; red IS. white l 10; demand
not active at decline. Money matters un.
changed.
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BR- \ good deal of uneasiness and dis
satisfaction is manifested all over the coun-
try at the delay in opening the Atlantic
cable for public use. The silence Of the d.
rectors, and the absence of all explanations
of the causes of delay have led the public to
apprehend that there is mismanagement, or
some serious obstacle to the working of the
cable
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-10

EEyP Owners Of numerous lots on differ
ent streets, are advertised to make certain
improvements thereon. When owners neg
lect to take the matter in hand, the city
does il and forces the owner to foot the bill.
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- e5nG
AD.A.M'S EXPRESS C0.uPA,

nD.H.W'S EXPRESS COsuPs4st>I.-
81 NEW ARRANGEMENT. t-..
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounee 10 their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased fsciii
ties for the transportation Of
FRETG PICKA GES. f1
MONEY AND VALUA BLET
They solicit a continuance of former fsvors. Is
pecal care taken i'm the collection of BILE, Drafts
Notes and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the IA
cilites If the Express obtain any desired infor-
nation in reference to the routes and details Of the
business, ut their Office ON Fist street, betwccn
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Once.
de Is G. II. FISH. Agent.
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRisE.--As soon rs the
Ocean Telegraph is open to the public, the
leading New York papers are each to have
, n special reporter in London to make up
daily dispatches. This is degree Of en-
terprise that will strike John Bull with sur
prise.
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81 BE- We invite the attention of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and SarSa-
parilla, and Gridleys Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment, DR. Carriers Cough Baisam,
DIR. Bakers Specific DIR. Hooper's Female
Cordial, and DR.. EaSterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
thsm as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
Sarv store in the United States
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. Or. N.
Flour heavy! sales of 10, 500. Wheat de-
clined; red ] l5Gd 81. Sales of $4,000
bush corn. Beef steady Bacon dull at 81
asa for sides and 6lG6s for shoulders
Tallow has advanced, with sales of 10000
lbs at lol. Whisky firm at 24!@25. Su-
gar quiet at 73@)ss.
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RIVER Dc LouP, Sept. 9-P

The steamship North America, from
Liverpool, bound for Quebec, passed here
this morning, steaming very slowly. She
lad lost her bowspr.t, and her rigging was
shattered. Had apparently been in coIlision n
with some other vessel at sea.
Her dates from Liverpool are TO the 9th,
and had been anticipated
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-10

EfH- Horace Greedy was at indianapolis
on Wednesday-the guests of Hon. J. ID.
Defrees, ON his way to the Fayette county
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NILLIAMSPORr Pa Sent q

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa. Sept 9-P. NJ.
A Camp Susquehanna, near this place.
Gov. Hacker with Cen Patterson, received
the troops at 4 o'clock this af ernoon. DIR
.Iackman, Major General, commanding, J.
Wi son, dj Gen. Col. Mcclure, Asst. A
Gen. General Row, and Col Mogran were
also present. There are now % compani, s
present.
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say- There are said to have been at one
time sixty members of Congress sojourning
at Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, in
TirU;ui-a
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MASnINGTnN- Sent Q-r a.

AsHihGToN, Sept. 9.-P. v.
Receipts into the treasury for the last
week have been nearly 81 .6s2, 600, an in
crease over the previous week of $255. 900:
amonnt on deposite is over $4,000, 900.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Ey" The Branch of the State Bank, at
Madison, is to increase her capital S5o,ooo
the present autumn.
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NOR SALE.-A LARGH RR.A.HE
II dwelling House and Two Lots, on sixth street
Enquire at the Real Estate and intelligence Once.
Ne. i, North Third street. c. c. COLLINS.
EsO1 S9LE.-.A.N In p = . TEU
Farm Of loo acres, IA miles from tho City Of Ev-
ansvilic, at great bargain. Enquire ut the Real
Estate and Intelligence Office, No. l. North Third
sfrse' taus2'l o. c. 0oLLISs
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NEW YORK Sent an

The steamer City of Baltimore sailed from
this port this morning for Liverpool with
100000 in specie.
The steamer Pacific fron Galway is belcw.
Her advices have been anticipated.