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-Eo. ID +2se1,e3le tareet.sslseynef Of Ec-
change A6ley, lSesOfbeaus.
81 81 4 We the honor to infrm their friends
L M and the public, thatthey have Just
opeuea, at their store above, aDEPoT OF FUR
SFTUIeE Of Every Description suehaas Besstcads.
Afnofs, CeIlEr5- Fables aud alhers, TGte-a-T etc
Cilars and others, Sofas, Eauteas. Mosa, Hair and
Spring hattistsss Feather Beds-They undertake re-
pairing Furniture, make exchanges, and take it on
storage Thay hope by care asiaintustrv, to obtain
i share of pubic patronage. H.
Dec. 21th, 1855.
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BIIoU UEuF ACADEMY.

GITUATED on Bayou Beuf, (MidWay beteen
NJ Washington and HoImssvilet will be open
for the admission Of pupils End January, 1888.
The Scholastic year will embrace two sessions OF
twenty four weeks. Pupils will be received any
time after the opening and before the close ofeach
session and ciassed according to merit
S DEPARTMENTS.
@ Primary Department will include such stndies
as are necessary to qualify Young men for the Prac
tical duties Of lHe,s:viz 0rthography. Reading,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography and
Penuanship.
Academic Department will afford The usual ia
cilites for acquiring Classical and q Commercial
Education.
Rates FEB SESSIONS.
academic, $50 90
Primary. 90 90
Roartiing. including M asfing fuel etc. SIS 90
Books andother stationary furnished af low
est possible prices. No deduction will be anadeor
lost time, except in case of pTotracted sickness:
LE3iUELsJ. B. SHAW.
4. H. AtONFDID.
= Tlpeey7rner 9th { f555TT,--Ir
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GUHE.E.aetE sgEHHH JE- Taller.

u IWAVING established limsef pcrma-
u Z nently on BelleyueEreet, near the
corner OF Main, offers his services to the pub
leo 0pelousas and Parishpf St. Landry:
He has ON hand fine assortment of goods of
the best quality and varioustastes, suitable
for coats, vests and pantaloeas, which he will
cut and make in the best stIe and at nloder-
ate prices for cash.
0pelousas, April 4th, 1ST.-1yl
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- -

VWvHE puddle are hereby notified not to
= trespass on my plantalon, Oak Grove,
or to hunt On same with, orsWithout dog or
gun. MI persons SO doing will be dealt with
according to law JAMES G. HILL.
st. Landry. Feb. 9TH, lsg-Io.-tf.
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NOTICE TO TIf.. nUEL1C,
NoaIce l0 fSaG aaszsssECs

& ssE.7E THE good ausl SAFE steamer
1~==--sss==..-s1=zs AMIN PEREET, built ex-
assSs.-asz=sZ z-asz=sZ prpssjv for the erade. Capt. w.
{. Neat o1aster. has commenced her regular trips
between Opelousas and Il. Orleans. sea, ing Wash
lngton every Wednesday n1orIng At 10 O'Clock ard
N.-OreauS eTerv SatHr,iav at ) ?. II. during the
season. Eor tTeienr passage apply OH board or
to Allied LouaiIlef, Washington.
U;shIppefs and consguees o1 freight will take
pay7tcuu, notee that lo tfeigh5 will be delivered
ifrIn the warehouse anti the rel4t bill Is paid or
reeeInted back TO the shippers tor payment. All
persons having freight viii always tnd their bills
with M. Alfred LoaalIler, at Washington who is
authorized to collect ami recept tor he SAME
Aug % 1857. iINCALET@ & Co.
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G ID l. E Z C e 4 sa.

7HYHE undersigned having formeda part
III per=hip fer the collection Of notes and
accounts, offer their services to hepublic Of
this and neighboring Parishes They hope
by their industry and punesuality to deserve
a share ofthe public patronage Their Office
is in Opelousas, opposite Mr. Provost.
BORNE & DEJEAN.
Opelousas December 9Th, 1857. 1ya
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HH -, Il a D SALE.
lIl'TE IN l,IEEI gllIslls.

q u sl. The undersi aaled, proprietor &
ecesser of VI Patln, informs
ILe public thaale has just open
ID the ahoFa na aimed HoteI nicelY repaired
Ihat ishnlent il naIlH5ed N thesbezt
Choice wees and liquors.
Spacious ard we'll repaiEM stables are III
taehed sge the eatab liishn1erll
81 excellent and well saknoWn cook has
hsen ngaged
ABET
set sat auI hour
elousas ad 0ctoh ben 81.
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n 6
Y 5 | 4 v s,

when VIII ne Solu az per lot, as To4ioWs :--
/. Edward aged Is years.
:. Martha, aged years.
3. Louisa, aged - years, house servant
and washer, Il her child, aged | year.
/. Arthur, aged - years.
) Arnold, aged SO years Betty, aged Ks
years, and Grandson, aged yeara.
8. Pamella aged u years
/ John, aged l9 years
s. Nelson, aged % years.
9. Mary, aged IS years house servant
good washer L ironer George, aged
5years, and Elizabeth, aged : years.
TO- Patrick, aged y years.
IL Gilbert, aged 10 years.
Il. Martin, aged II years.
Is. Harriet, aged 80 years, cook Philips
aged years.
Il. John, aged Is years.
Is. Washington, aged l3 years.
l6. Essex, aged -t3 years, carpenter and su-
gar boiler
IT, Billy, aged % years
Is. Ellen and infant, aged 10 years.
49, Charles, aged Ii years
20. Cecilia, aged l6 years.
u. Gilbert, aged II years, carpenter
% Matilda, aged 80 years Thomas, aged
3years.
%, Frank, aged Is years.
II. Julia. aged 1t years, house servant and
sempstress.
IS. Nelson aged 81 years, sugar boiler and
brick maker.
Is. Annie, aged 20 years; Annie, infant.
aged year.
27. Edward aged II rears
%. Alfred, aged 20 years, carriage driver.
20. Henry, aged % years.
SO Henny, aged 26 years; William, aged 5
years Amelia, aged 2 years and
Pauline, aged | year
81. Anderson, aged years.
81. Mary, aged years.
333. Isaac, aged A years.
81. George, aged 20 years.
35. Sucky, aged So years, cook
36. Clinton aged 40 years, house servant,
81 Basil aged 81 years.
80. Charlotte, aged 35 years, house servant
and seamstress George, aged l year.
Harry, years and Clara, 6 years.
80. Nathan, aged 13 years.
10. joe, aged II years,
IL. Moses, aged 81 years.
IL RosaEie, aged l3 years, house servant.
45. Joseph, aged II years.
A. Michel, aged 10 years.
IS. Susan, aged "a years; lgnatius, aged q
IS. Alexander, aged 10 years.
IT. Ginny, aged l6 years.
49, Bill, aged Al years.
10. Paul, aged IA years.
so Bob, aged35 years.
81. Stephen, aged 40 years
81 Maria, aged 81 years; Ferdinand, , years,
Mary, 4 years; Pierre, 6 years Ha.
milton, aged years.
50. Jim, aged.5l years.
81. Corinne, aged II years.
55. Lewis, aged II years.
IS. Auguste aged y years, engineer and
blacksmith.
Terms uz1 Gond1t1os,s ALI moveabls
property payable in two annual instalments,
viz the first due. on the 1st April 1853, tho
second on April 1st 1860. All sums under
fifty .lollars cash onsday Of sale.
The Land and Negroes to be sold on Il
credit Of oues two, and three years, dating
from April 1sts 1858. Purchasers to give
their notes IN three equal instaIments matu-
ring respectively on ls5 April 1859, the 1st
April 1860, and 1st April 1861, with secur-
ity III soIse10 to the order and to the satistac-
tion Of the Executor, and payable at his do
nncl, in Grand Coteau land and negroesto
remain specially mortgaged until final pay
ment Of principal and interest all notes to-
bear percent per annum interest from ma
turity until paid.
ED. VI. MILLARD,
Iesta0aentary Executor.
Grand Coteau, La, 9TH December, 1857,
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= G:1tr of nou1slaua,
District Court, 600,
Parish Of Saaat-Luaadry, 1''' '1
EsIata Of lIarie de La Ganeentian Iienne.

Parish ,:gs ef So sa5St- 19z,s -Innd1y No. 1881.
Estate OF 1Iaric de la Conception yienne.
u ANDRY HOLLIER, Of the Parish of
- St. Landry, Administrator of the Es-
tate Of Marie de la Conception Vienne de-
ceased wife Of Simon Gonor, late of the Parish
Of st. Landry, having filed Tableau of Gas
slhcation,of the debts Of said Estate, accom-
panied by petition praying that the same
may be homologated - And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order Of Court, dated the 5th December,
1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date here
Of why said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated and the Administrator be authorized to
pay the debts of the Estate conformably to
said Tableau
Ls. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, December 18th, 1857.
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s1al III D 1.
far HaIa II
snaaII 1 rnIIIa East
ss Of xI1rald s'sottaanII Terms
8 s l q ha reasonah
For parsicul apply tbs usltIe Ieralgned
IL Il, the tllle
I Grand goteau I44tth .Nov.s55
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JOEL ri ssA nf0nAnY pJTRITG,

MIL attend with care ard diligence to all,
business entrusted to hisn,s stleI1=as Family
Meetings, afe ia sales. transfers
and Ssi,ange llaortzas rs, relsaae
mortgage Dnna atioas sarias a5c
Once ppposits tha Court IInase. szeas ttias. H.
Lswist O O IosrtsF s
e1peloasas pfils 18th, 1857
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! fIlilI 0n WOOD LIND

SlGualcG III / Tairie H0nue, measuring eighty
acres, (elore CT Iess) bounded North by An.
Ri5re, South by FRANCOIS Z. pitee tils, East
hy Elisha Mcdaniel. and West by ---
Y ANEGRO-WOMAN, named Nancy, aged
about 20 years and her five children Eliza,
9 years, srriIle 3 years, Modiste 6 years
Dupreville ) years and Olivia , years
Two horses, Plantation implements,
household furniture, 50 barrels OF
corn, kitchen utensils, &c, &c.
Terms and Cmsdjbious ALL sums Of
ten Dollars and under, payable during the
month Of April 1850, and all sums over ten
Dollars payable in two equal annual install
ments fron1the first of April next, 1858, chat
is to say one half Oh the lst April 1856, and
the other half on the lst Of April following
1860. Purchasers TO give good and personal
security to the satisfaction Of the Admins
traitor, and moreover, the lands and slaves re-
naming specially mortgaged unto said Estate
until full and entire payment of capital and
which may accrue thereon, at the
rate Of per cent per annum from maturity.
JOSEPH L. CARRIERE,
Administrator
(eualousas Ter 26th 1877
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zsI.A " Z Fa1Ee SALE.

i af Likely plantation, 3 miles
aA from Opelousas, is offered for
sale al ,riivata sale It5contains
Il 8 arpenfs Of SO r IS of y wood.
Land and the balances Ii Ior Guilty alton.
There IS god sling house, negroe quar-
tars, cotton gin and all the necessary cut
houses and aH under fence
For particulars, apply to =. Meynier.
0palousas, December Goth, 1856.
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LOUIS Gn,E CT Coil aest,r,

FFEHs His serT Lees 10 the eitizaHs Of the Far
- isIssof st Landry aEai the adioining Parishes
isofes III on Gaslft sfrsef, Witli that of Andre
AeRHier,;s dasiee Of he Peace. E5as sangast.
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III nc rs !.

H. IlAsyI yIz LEI IN TEs lhas Hlsts re.
eeiged u Iot off Gold and 81 liver
Watches, for ladies and gentlemen ronl ttlIls
most lebratad features Europe
such as GhrenoIaasss plaz and patent
levers.
These Watehes has ever
been offered for sale ii this The
undersigned offer them for sale, cheap for
cash
DpeIousas, Tehruary 2ssttla 22sstta, 1ISs5 rs )
- a q -
RcesiuEa rsgafdIias and ll1'oAansa sassia1sE
IIereh0ats.
BsssIs6agst0as Hzes
Jan aatah, l.:a
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Blacksmith ,slap S5sllap, " itsIEsiiaeten.

,--suurzrrs TEE padefsigned having establish
- ed tHasall 9ers1laaenty d. the corner
zE5anssz @1Fashi2gtoEasana sittig streets. IN
- Washington, offers ais.sefvices to the
tnhabataats ei tia surrounding county He makes
sae reiehssteti Ball Piougs and guarantee hem ta
rVarksgesl, viii repaii wagons, carts. and other
vekicles horse saoesay ali the most tnad
zrate nfices. s. MeGLAIN.
Washington. La May "a, ts357--fy
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ally.
:. Persons who have used these Loxenges have
never had the cholera nor he yellow fever,
8. Venereal. syphiitIc- herpetie scorbntlcai,
equity; rheumatic, and nervous ami bilious diseases
are completely cured few days after the renled Y
is resorted to.
i. Al! diseases of the lungs, head, eyes. stomach.
bowels, and other uternal ladsextern complaints
disappear entiieIy provided the Lozenges are re-
Sorted to.
For sale by the bog, with prospectus showing
how thew must lie used.
Depot at T. iAltEt.a.
Corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
Fox sale by .Iohn Po<cv, 0teiousas. lla!y 4!
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A lTEW DISCOVER!
THE GREATEST AND@H 0sT WONDERFU l.
IN THE WORLD
L0ZI.SS c G I. !. s {,

SIMPLE and Compound, prepared by n
- HEKEU, Druggist and Physician, sup
erior TO all essences. syrups andeztracts SO named
and to all speciaIities heretofore. Known.
Ihave for long time thoroughly investigated
the idea OF general therapeutic agent susceptible
OF being applied to all diseases the ev,stsE E2f.sent
or morbid principle OF whlchsproeee55s tl4is: IN
ternai cause either the bIooda any Vi The other
organs.
\ careful and uninterrupted analysis otstae ami
NAL vegetable and mineral kingdoms ha, rILc ed
the hope that could bring 4 a result ,lsll
thanks my eIatigabLs IasgSIt:ts- ii IL now
obtained
/ have found in some vegetables tle necessary
means lor this grand idea, wnIci Is based urpn an
oeaginous principle of Sars@par!isA partly known
TO the public. Such is the discovery 1Stlth have
the honor THIS day OF advertising. The losIn Of
I4ozenses has been given to ii, .etaise is nature
precluded the possibility OF doing otherwise ana
have divided it into simple and compound t4czengeS
in order that they mig hit be gwen to children
we'll as adults.
My first experiments were made nrlTate}F, ard
unknown until yo4&arIui results nai
satisfied that | had succees!@ti, and that the
charge OF quackery could not 5e brought against
me.
The attention OF physicians and OF the public
are called to these Lozenses. III order that every
one may witness the adnra bic result OF he
General effects testified to by upwards OF a thou
saud persons. Tie stomach is c.eansed. the blood
is purified and renovated BY removing all iFupuil-
ties from this precious ryan and iIald.
SPECIAL EFFECTS.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02

TsyHE undersigned having purchased the
IL above property, formerly known as the
Gait House, begs leave to announce to the
public that it is now open fu the reception OF
transient and permanent boarders. This
Hotel is situated between tleapper and lower
Steamboats, Landings, ironing the Courta-
bleau. The. premises havebeen newly fur
nIshed, and no effort will be spared to render
theahouse as pleasant and acceptable to its
patrons as any similar stalllshmeats ln the
interior Of the State
WIN. IRELAND.
Waehington, Dee 20, 1SD. i
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sale at private sale;;

agsd ahous IS yearss;---
aood field hand, also house servant
and ext kind and attentive fo
- Ilren. Fulfy aTairfesd as regard
heal lIIsaIlI fIe his gir ss,ld cheap BY
paying about casI, and balanae IN one and
tSso yeszs. S.
For aPpIy u the esoar1eT,s s9fIce-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
Public Male.

Estate Of Morphy Broussard, decd.
aFHh L public are hereby informed that
IL there will be sold, by duly commits
stoned apctloneer, to the last and highest bid
der at the last residence Of Iogphy Brous-
aard, at Prairie Isonde. in this Parish, On
Wednesday, 9th january next,
1888 the allowing described property, be,
longing to sPid Estate OF Morphy Broussar1,
deceased, to4vit:
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--rvss <asss ss~-ss. ssp~n~;R
1 s1 g

4 FTEfsatfie first Of April next will resume
"A. the practice OF Law in partnership with
Henry I4.7Gatiaud Qurosiiec viii tae the Que now
coupled NY sIr. King
@ LUC1USS ]. DUFRE-
01e}oasaz Iarcas7t4a, lEt57
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M-yGYP1TAN seed oats;
"a SALT: I'll u, just received and for
sala hT DEBAILLON u @ ARR
Washington. La.
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E9se G. G. 10 j. %. LEE.
J JlA2-zsZ rs la, u zzsEs9-zsAR ARy PUBLIC.
~ Iii puctuallV attend to all business entrusted
Wv TO his cares Office at upsIousAs.
opeausas, April 25th 1851.

THI,asER2sestAsE HI,asER2est AN sBaDEsi iU Il. EEE Main Street
Il Il near AIr. Carettens 5 Tailor shop. teaches
snasieaattse violin and guitar and repairs mnscal
Instruments and tune pianos. April IL, 1897.
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i olt o1ltt1z { GJ 90
- under a high state Of cultivation,
aF LID with all its improvements 'Ils
T .sg Sugar House has d Steam En-
s===<s=za CINE Of . large power, and in
compile order Tho Plantation contains about
nine hundred and ninety-nine acres Of land
sufficiently opened and wooded, for all the pur-
poses Of sugar culture and is bounded On
the East by lands of r. J Smith Esq,-on
The West by those of William Burleigh and
CoI g. Z. Rogers on the South by the
public road leading from Grand Coteau to
Onelousas. and on the. North by
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02

C51enuare Le s4Ieosart,
~ AIRY puBLIc AND AJCTIOS EER III an
Ia fortae Parish of ST. Landry, offers his service
Is suchso lis friends and the public in general
His Office is at his residence, near Grand Coteau
iii orders left as thestore Of fF ]. B. Poliingue
iu.Grand Gateau, will be promptly attended to. NJ
st. Landry april 9TH 1856.
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: Pubic Sale.

Succession 81. DR.. Robert E. Smith
: /, public are hereby notified, that IN
Ii conformity with an order Of the Hon.
the 18th judicial District Court of the State
OF Louisiana, there will be sod to the last
and highest bidder by duly commissioned
Aicer, at the late residence Of Doctor Robert
+. Smith, near the Town Of Gr~7d 5Coteau,
in the Parish of St Landry, on@7rE
18th day Of January n@t, 1853,
all the property and effects belonging 10 the
Estate If SAID tceaaSed tf, Wit
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HDravamg and Pennnaaasaaip. ID.

Opelousas, December 18th, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
Public Sale.

0peIousas, Dec. Goth, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02

Grand Coteau, La, 9TH December, Is;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
A Novelty In shipbuiId.ng.

A steam vessel, named the Connector,
tsays a Manchester paper, is attracting great
attention, owing to the peculiar features OF
her construction. She is built Of iron, and
is in three distinct Compartments, each berg
connected with the other by means OF their
socket.like shape at the ende, and firmly Sc
cured by means OF longitudinal movable iron
bands on the outside. The sterbnost por.
ton is appropriated to the engine room and
CAPTAINS cabin, and the foreIart to the fore
castle, g.. The middle portion is devoted
to the purposes Of the hold, and may. 10 q
few inmates, be detached from the fore and
aft portions. The steamer is to take IN a
cargo of GOALS for the London market. She
has been built as ar experiment. for the pur-
lose OF proving the feasibility # the scheme
of the inventor, which consists IN having a
vessel so constructed that when the demand
in the MARKETS inactive the cargo may be
cast If. another hold attached, and the vessel
Immediately return to her loadi'g port for
another cargo, thus avoiding the loss Of time
and expense occurred in waiting for a market.
The steamer is about ninety feet long a'd
nine feet broad, being a remarkably narrow
besm.-LondOH paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
Eiom Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ~7.-Judee james i.
Bosiiu, Of Missouri, has been rendered the
mission to Paraguay, and it is coodiently be-
l.eved that he will accept it. Sc7erai otner
gentlemen had been iavorably named in that
connection, but he bad the suT error advan-
tage OF prominence OF political position. lie
was Uuited States minister to B0gots under
the last administration.
The Americao Colonization Society has
proposed to the government 10 take care OF
ihe captured A!ricans on their arrival az L.
IBERIA and sutsist ihcm for one year t"r sou
600: and in the meantime, send the0i 10
school. aud teach them how ~ Industrial
pursuits to support themselves after the ex-
p~irstion cf that period. The Secretary ct the
Interior will forthwith authorize the purchase
of necessary c~lotbing and blankets to make
them comfortable during the voyage.
Ii is reported here that matler-ot a domestic
and not political character, haze induced Mr.
Richardson to resign the gOyeTnorshlp ct Nc
braska.
Nothing has been heard from Senator B'o-
iamin relative TO The pr, fer Of the mission
TO Spain, but il is DOW supposed by bis most
intimate if'ehuS 'p"' ne wa '"i'"
A board of survey has been ordered to as
semble at Albuquerque, New Mezlco, to ex'
anime into and report upon tue loss, DIM
cheney and damage in the public st req de.
livercd by contractors 10 the COMMANDING
officer Of that post.
Orders have been issued selecting the SIKH
regiment OF infantry, how 10 service 10 the
department, of L ab, for service in Washing
TON and Oregon Territories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
Remarkable Event.

Eight sisters, the youngest more thar sixty
year. Of age, xorshipped tOgetheri in the South
Church. on last Sabbath, for the first time 10
many years. Here they sat together 10 their
childhood and youth; here their father, a ven
cradle citizen who died many years ago, was
one of the pillars Of the church; and here, or
rather in the old house which stood near,
they were baptized in their infancy BY the
Rev. Dr. Hopkins Of revOlutiouary fame. The
sisters have been long separated, in distant
parts OF the country, one o! them having been
a resident of Virginia, and it was a uemor.
able circumstance to meet once mere togeth.
er in the pew which they formerly occupied.
Another Interesting fact 10 Connection with
the meeting was that they listened to a DIS
course from their old pastor, Rev. DR. Ener-
son, who is DOW in the eighty first year of
bis age, and the fity-iourth Of his pastora.s.
Salem Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09
The Prospect In Utah.

We are disposed, from the tenor n
advices from the Territory Of U,sb s''i
abandon all hopes for the impro,ems, .
not regeneration Of its population. u
Some premoDitsry shadows Of hi. ,,..
may already DO seen. At the election IHH
in the Territory on the q Of August e, YEA
islsture, there were Gentle as well ..wS
non candidates, and in one county =, "N'
a Gentle was elected. Even in Sal, i%'
City, the whole Gentle vote was cs.,
child abducted 10 England fr m il. s,o",1
his Mormon wife has Just been rescued 8. !!
Mormon custody by process of law. Ate, nv"
Intellectual attempts to recover il. Re-!
YouGg is no longer the pr0mlnea, MAJ
fore the people that be was six moptb.
The presence Of a civil Governor there
ated into Office and sustained tbe-eio ~
military force com petent to enforce ,ss
must give assurance Of protection 70 s,'.'
one, and cause the rights VI Gentiles ,s ~
as Mormons 10 be scrupulou.ly Respected II
the Governor and ether FEDERAL o6es,, g..
ly aud judiciously discharge there rs,,..
tive functions, a state Of things will
brought about which, by its clntrss, W.,
the tyranny Of YouDg's administrative, vii
70 far to open the eyes of the Mormoos ~,
orally to the extent Of the delusion ,bs, h,
been prsctised upon them. Already the "a
icy Of polygamy seems To be openly olsen.
sed, those who entered Salt Lake CITY ~,
the army condemuiDg i, in conversation oDs.,
IL, without the elders daring to silence them
Perhaps there is yet hope even for C,ab =
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