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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31
A OF LOUISIANA.
PnrRsh OF west Baton Rouge.

Sixth DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Of the Succession Of the late Joachim Dai-
gle. No. 539'
WHEREAS Dertilde Dupuy, widow Of the late Jo-
w chin DaiRle, has this day filed her application
for the AdminipisfrAtion of the above estate
Notice is hereby given to all whom it NAV concern,
that all legal opposition to the above Application
must be made Ia the Clerks Office in this parish,
within ten days from the first publication hereof.
w.. b. CHAMBERLIN,
Clerks ONCE, Dec. 31st, 1859. Clerk.
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Carrianc ReDuirinQ.

WITH A FINE STOCK of material of every des'
%cription, and frst-class mechanics. ] am fully pre-
pared to repair and BULL Carriages of all kinds, with
dispatch and IN the best manner, on reasonable
terms, Mt the Emporium. corner Of Main and Church
streets, Baton Rouge, La. W. F. TtNNARn.
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rRESH SU ES.-
l. II Barrels Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh bacon Shoulders.
10 casks Stagg's sugar cured Hams,
20 boxes Vormicelli,
20 boxes Macaroni,
so bags fine Salt-large size,
5000 yards Kentucky Tagging
] bale Irvine,
100 barrels Cape Lime,
100 barrels Alabama Lime.
100 barrels Thomaston Lime,
25 bags plastering Hair,
so barrels Cement,
25 barrels Plaster Of Paris,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar, a,a
10 H Powdered "
10 kegs Gun Powder,
100 bags assorted Shot.
20 dozen Buckets, assorted colors. Mustard
Pickles, Pepper, and many other articles. all for sale
fow at the warehouse of
Sept. Is. BAkBEE BENJAMIN..
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@s SENATOR 1CRtrrEnDEx..- Another Of the
ancient lights 81 the United States Senate is
soon to 20. out. BY the election Of Mr. Brock
inridge from Kentucky, John J. Crittenden
the oldest member of the Senatorial body,
~retires from a public service that has been
most honorable to himself and most useful to
the country. Mr.. Crittenden is now in the
74th year Of his age. He entered the Senate
as early as l8l7-forty~two years ago-a'"
though he then served but two years. 1t is a
singular fact that Mr.. Crit:enden has never
heen a member Of the House Of Representa-
tivcs. Besides his different terms in the Sem
ate, Mr.. Crittenden served the public as Gov
ernor of Kentucky, and Attorney General
under President Harrison: and also under Mr..
Fillmore. With his retirement IN 1861, will
disappear the landmarks in the Senate Of the
old Southern Wings. John Bell, a worthy
compeer, has proceeded him the present year.
OF those who remain that once acted with
him-Messrs. Toombs, Pearce and Benz amin
none are now outside of the ultra Demo-
cratic ranks. Mr.. Crittendeu's successor,
Mr.. Breckenridge, is a man Of superior ability
and character, but we cannot think him quail
flied in any respect to fill his p!ace.-Bosto"
Journal.
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9 j n D +. / ES.--
~ 100 barrels npcrior Galcna Mills Flour,
100 barrels Iauucah do
SO bbl, choice Extra Cape Je>samine do
so bbls i" " .Nonparei!.
casks London Brown Stout,
S casks Yrungcr's Ale,
10 bbls Swan Gin,
10 -" Brandy,
100 bbls Ward K Carv's recti6ed Whisky,
so boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags choice Java Coffee,
500 boxes a@Sorte,! Soaps,
400 boxer star Candles.
IS boxes assorted Candles,
10 barrels Washing Soda,
10 half barrels Tar.
Sept IS for sale BY EAE'EE IL BENJAMIN.
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Furniture.

Carpets.
NTOW afoat and to arrive in three weeks, the lar
rrst and most varied assortment ever offered IN
this market rf
Tapestry Brussels,
" Ipgrains,
Supcrfne
Extra Fine F"
Union
Two and three Phys, List and Hemp Carpets, Will
ton, Tapestry, Brussels and Tufted Rugs, hassocks,
| Cocoa, Manilla, Skeleton and English Mats.
Our domestic Carpets were purchased from the
manufacturer. and our English Carpets from the i'm
porter by one of our house in person, we shall get
the goods in time for the public TO examinethcm and
compare the prices with tie New Orleans market, as
we shall be able to sell Carpets as low as they can be
purchased in any Southern market.
aug 13y. f1PER
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Sundries.
90 BASKETS Sweet Oil-pints and quarts;
~ 500 Boxes Sa neutrality-suspicious.;
20 Ten pound hoves Green TIA
20 Chests low priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Lurring's Crushed Sugar;
20 Barrels White Beans
100 Barrels Pink yeyed Potatoes:
and a number Of other articles W hitch will be sold low
at wholesale and retail.
febl2 BARBE d BENJAMIN.
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To Sportsmen.

To Sportsmen.
TUsT opened-a fine lot of G%lllespies' celebrated
y double and single barrel Shot Guns, together
with French Game Bags, Shot Pouches, Powder
Flasks, Caps: at
LARGUIER & LANOUE'S,
oct %. Corner of LAT. and Florida SITS.
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A II RE d.

II e D.
On tho 18th instant, in tho Parish Of lafayette
(Attakapas, } Mr.. GUSTAVE DUBROCA, to Miss
NARY A. AIDE
We wish the happy couple all health and prosperi-
II, and trust that Providence will shower upon them
its choiceat blessings.
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Useful Novelties.

Useful Novelties.
nATENT Foot Scrapers, Ornamental Umbrella
stands, patent egg beaters, French roll pans,
corn cake pans, egg flyers, ~poachers and boilers,
spring candlest1cks, dressing cases for ladies and gen
tlemen. silver curtain pins, port folios, double egg
glasses, &C., just received at
oct 8. PIPER & BRADFORD'S.
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u.
= Al the Convent, Parish Of St. James, on Saturday,
the oath INST, 1t s o'clock, P. ~, OF palpitation Of
the late Rosemoud Landry and Ernestine Hebert.
In New Orleans, on Christmas morning, EFF1E
BARROW. infant da ughter OF JOSEPH S. and CARALINR
n. WILLIAMS, formerly Of this parish,) aged ten
months.
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NEBRASKA .TrRn1ronY:-The Legislative
Assembly Of Nebraska met in Omaha on
the 5th INST, and Governor Black delivered
hi. message on the 9th. Referring to the
proceedings, the St. Louis Republican re-
marks: .
The good people Of Nebraska seem to be
entering upon the work Of forming a State
Constitution il an orderly manner. A bill
has been i%ntroducedi into the House BY Mr..
aBroadhead, which provides for an election
on the 26th inst, at which delegates are to
be chosen to a Convention, for the purpose OF
framing such a. Constitution. It further pro-
vides that the Constitutions framed shall
be submitted to the popular vote % the 22d
day Of February-avery vel chosen day.
On the first Monday ii May 6sthe people
vote for t,,State officers: are t. be elected
under it.
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Members of the Police Jury are hereby notified that
a regular meeting Of that body will take place on
Monday, the End day of January next, 1860.
J. V. DURABLE, Jr., Clerk.
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Piper & BraGtord.
REPRESENTATIVES. ......A Bradford
HOUSE Ff1RN ESEs EHtH CAB
MET VI AKE n

Automatic Fly Traps.
y Patent, the lat est Improvement, warranted
j rot to catch musqnitnes. For sale BY
a"s 10 llIEk z o1>D'
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New Arrivals
DIRECT FROM TIE MANDATORY.
WESTERN CORNSIIrCKERS. with SIDE WHEELS, to
which mar be attached A BAND, -
SOUTHERN CO HSHl,rCKERs,
SELF SHARPENING HAY CUTTERS,
STRAIGHT do DO.
IKMSuNs'
Bush < GRASS SYTIsEs,
GfalE CRADLES.
UASnr"p PRUNING SAWS 4 CIIsEis,
nASrlEn AvAKANcArOEs,
TwlG CUTTERS.
BrSIl 4 ELL. HOOKS.
STEEL RAKES II ScUFFLEs,
AMEs Long & SHORT HANDLED HPADEs Il Shovel
at lARGCIEl; Il IAEOtES.
cor. Lafayette x Florida SITS.
NJ o. 1 Truss Iocps.-
N JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT L Us'I
~. LOW PRICES.
FoGsuEAD Tnrss Hoors. 81 and 81 lSrnEs.
BARREL do do &c 2oR Il - -
HALF BARREL. 90 16 1GA II -"
These Hoops are made with extra care.
besides a Large Assortment Of Coorers Tools.
at 1.ARGUIER & LANOUES
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A KINGS H-riNEE 1It'\Fs.- :,
~. A large assortment of the abovc wooden mouth
boar Flows, rom No. ! to j. extended lars-thc very
article for tie culture of cotton and corn-to be bad
at moderate prices, at LARGtlER& ANoUtS
lec3 Cor. Lafayette " Florida SIS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31

ITO Huntcrs-shot Guns, (imported) Game Bags,
l. Shot. Electric, Triple +. Powder, and and every
ac"eoutrement necessary to Duck. Deer. Bear OF SquiI-
rel hunters at MONTAN 4 MATTA'S.
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w 4FsnR ArrRHHfRN.-H Y a 4 Paris III
setIe de tenor. I.'npera en- fernando 4 tons les
ech,S ct pas le maindre Ut de poilrine ne re-
pond Il ses aneels aesesperes.
Dams nm DIES engagement recents en- Iiatie, mn
sous-o1ieier enfmini I mile entire les MATHS DIES
Fratseais. Ilans sa inie d e~chaprer MI service
de 'Aatricle, nntfe hatnuar r~ntonne mi magni-
| filue rpfrain atlemand. ct les vaiuquenrs cftar-
mes, caatpndis. t%a~cinr.. l'entnafettt q, applaa4
dissent h entrance. DE vninel, le keiser|irk
etait dfvept 'ti"tnphaienr. ON lie %fpticite chm
'erreuseinrat ct IN colonel selnpnfant de hi
feSledip CONNIE I'M ~trecieny colts 4 I'M airtc
tear a'dlaera. l'nris aura b enldt IN oalfbtt
tenor, ct &c rasniiat de- Ia guerre 4 ttalie III
Sera ias IN DIES mains fortunes. M poinl
de vae da dilet,an,istne, Simon del'e4uilibre Gu
ropeen.
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NGltFRI.f.E MACHINE DE GttERREs-te gtit-
rerHlIneli Hlgtais II resoln De fI,ire cutlstruite
al navife I'm fer atiinuruses proportions Fl
4 nt,e gratdr ,,ftis>at,ce ip machines. titsiinp n
cuEii,r les SUi-SeanX lrs plus c,isid rabies, sans
srl eA eeitter - Great ~Iiastern hi mes,.. La
.entiialsdp DC epit. terrible r~nae,3igit. de gtierrt
a tte t1lie q mas c',llpagpie ln1if Ia enl'~trtir-
ten IT, batiamtfts de fer de Ia 1at,ise, el ellie
SRA ~ipfmittrp All mos De JUN iS6h.
he Nsfi~spal aura $50 pied d. longliettr, 5s
pittis de Iargeir, ii ptr,l- & puucps de- l,rotagj
deotr, et II jnagtsa Gilt t%af,neS; la mmchifss
aura me fiGl-sanet ae 1850 e~lleHanX. lie p54a5
total aa i~,as'iarIl, sera tt 1900 tongit set il
poarra etle lauee nsee n;fe r~apiaite % seize
miles IA lli"'tre. Il. qaille SO compose en- faf,,
lie De pieces de- fer, fpaisses De | pouce y,
quart, 81 latges de 3 pipis 6 fooces,
ia4 e0tts an biii,nent s,'nt fats de NOR
eeallS dc fer rta,sif yni s~,eleyent %jistit'a tett
artit el commence ltftliattfe de FIR, ii : pitgi.
! aeleSs,,ll- d. la liHtR d.. iaiitis,ta. L.armn.
tart. ne dali pas csiiFrIre toni IL ha4intfut,
tiais sentiment Ia i%alf'ie exRSsee, ce~t a dire
Ia lighe les sihht4i.: lie yuisseaa tnttefa IA Ga
Mons, Armstrong. 2 calols sur lie pt1t ct =
caY4Eis a pivot i iayanl ct a i%afrleie, &C sti
fefa 1T, tetai d. Is eaanns.
Sur lie dessin eDgaye par 10 conipaguie i Ia.
%Iairante, Ia fprme d. h eo4'e est excitement
ee!lr ia con Ell dc In peitfine dun eggue. La
parlie destjnfe A tfaiPer 10 y~aissesn enaemi
fgHrs Ia poitrtDe r3aoee sons Ia iieae d. at,
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PROTECTOR ~ ~ ETaTs-UNIs.

Washington. IS iiiilet.-Ie traite recem-
mcnt aegocie par Nj. AIcI.ana. cx-minis,re a
Yrra-f'fGa. avee lie gtuvefnement de Juare5
Went d etfe rpet Az departeraent d'Etat. y
Ce traite nous aceorie Ie drait de passage
u tratprs lea Etais III Sorl dn NleXiqne. entire
lie Rio Gfalde Ell les rorls sur lc golfp de Ia
California, ayec g%aran,ie de Ia protection du
Mexiqpe. e
La compagnie iu transit Lonisiane ct Te-
a~uanlepec obtient, par cp traite, l'assnrance de
son lroit de passage ct danttcs privileges de
haa'e importance. Ellie ponrra eriger DIES
anagasins d '~sn,rel.ot an tie,x bouts dn chemir.
&c traiie accnrle aux Etats-U le drnit de
transporter DIES lronpes ct DIES munitions de
gaerre sir ceite route. CONNIE aussi dy main
tenlr des 1roHres pour Ia protection aes voya-
aeHrs ct des marchandises, 81 lc Mexigue ne le
fat pas. ~
Les c~itoyens americans de / Arizona Joni
ront d. privilege dentrer. frame de droit, tonies
marcllandises gni lenr superintendent on lenr
seraieft cnnsigAees, dans les ports da golfe de
California, Ell p~aHrront ega|ement We passer
ees maFcha'discs a travers la Sonora, sans
payer Dc droit~
IL coneeae a"x eiioyens americans residsrat
on Mexiq'e, me enliere libefte d'aetion en-
matiere de religion, -- ~.
une derniere clause iRdique lie ddsir du gou-
sernement mexicain d'aceepser me forne mo-
dltee de protectorat des Etats- Unis. lprsnue lie
commencement american n%o,itiera quill est dis
pose a eohtrac'eur nn semblabe engagement.
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LES HoSGno1s.-Voici lie teyte de Ia pro-
hostililes. anx Hongrois servant dams ltarmee
antrichienne. Ellie rs, signee de deny mons
bien connts dams les tastes de la dprniare
gnerre de finngrie:
v. So!dats patriotes!-N oubliez pas que vous
ttes Hongrois.
Ian ticlien n porte Ia destruction dams
votre palrie sacree ct y commando CONNIE 81
ellie etait a mi. Les m~eltIeurs de yes heros. II
les a e-fcutes sur l'echafaad. II vent eSler-
mine,stfz ~ 5,1hualim ei a present QUE lie danger
est tis4tsAa III psaH8fg 7'ote, il sa,lelsd a &c que
yons .tliez a sess @l1s saS vnus verslez sotre
sang pour son drspatistne. II es, Impossible
que vous fa-siez celia.
=. L,,r,mmrtur d Anfrirhe ne vent plus e're
roi DIES ifoiigrnis Isl lnelqnm essayalt d.
yens dire lie cnntraire, ne lie cfnyez pas. j.
prnclame Tanssement %ttyai,t lie monde qnii a
cpnaniis notre phys par Ia force DIES arn'es, ct
il vent que les Hengreis spiett transformers Ell.
.Allplna,nl.
;. lt'eteldfat jaime ct noir antrlehlen est In
banniere de vntre ennemi lie plus motlel al est
rar consequent pour va,ls lie drapeau de>
hnnnes ,rarres a lehr Fa'rie.
d. Nals he I,nnvez pas resler a sou olnbre,
ale lra teat ]longrnis est dernnle lei, dams
lie camp de ceax que lAntrlcElen apl'eile Ses
ennemis.
). Par,ni les trnupes da ~pnissant emperenr DIES
Francois ct du nugnamitne rai de Saftiaigtit.
es, In place din brave Ha,grois qui reste iieie
a son pays. u.
"Et il me peut pas tsre brave celni qnl
maine p%aa:ssnn pays!! La cause itaiirnae est
unie iaentignenleut a la cause h"hgrhise. -
10 commencement antrichien tenhe Ell lia'ie,
nous lie chasserons AUST dn pays h"ngr''is' es
nons sprous libre CONNIE FONT etr ms pereS.
Sur yous repuse layenir de notre pays.
"Waus etes lrop bons pour larmse autfi-
| ehipnne. Venez vons rallier sous la hatlniers'
hnnrroise. lie jour de bollhenr POND pour la
| Hongrie.
Nous ani, dams la derriare lutte glnriense.
arons etc WIS chefs. nous sonthes atiSleuS DE-
CONS ~receynir cefdialeneft. ct veHs mos cont
noynous darnles, sur gni sont fixes, dans lie
NAYS. les regards %attentifs de yes colnpatripteS
hungrais.
I'm vertu des orires dn gonveFnene''l
Q, rds tons les OFFICERS et. les souS-othetefs ON
ahanaonneron, les rangs aatfIehiens rot'rss
ra,,oer du cole de Ia i%Iapgrie, chnsersffoiii
1pnrs rar,ics respectifs, ct ,ous les soldais Serenl
a,nrInyes ayec distinction dams l'armee hon
grnise aui s'organise sons notre direction.
aPour a~teiqnes inurs. vons rece'fez aPt'ei
du Hoameato Bt=otmang lcnmile n%atlona) ~
dirice nus %atiaires, %jnsun'a ce que In nation
deliyree de SEES fers, pliSse de noasean, eofint
iadis. aeciaer de son pfopre sort. -. 49,.
"S.adats. nous vous cenjarons,-noas soo'
/ ordannans, lorsque rnns vo'ts tr"nverez en- pre-
seuce de tronpes franchises on iialletl''es' q
,,asser de leur cote, ct de yous railier ailSsi'o
nnns nossible a i'armee ~hongroise, resolne d
dsliyrar ls pays De SEES snneEn's-
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I,JTSGF

Ma,brter aepres dc iEg3lse tdihof'que.
T0NSTAMMENT en- main ct d venare. IN bel Ms
~ sentiment de marhre pour Tnmhes, tfhemindes,
Fables. etc, ainsi qi nhe grande qnantlta de grilla-
&c en- fer.
II Sc charge anssi de tout esphee d'ouvrage con
cerNnnt sou etat. 5FSuy -ME
Tout ordre adress6 a Ia paste de Ia Nouvene Ibtrie
No ~, rcrevt4t tne prnmNte attention.
Agents:-Opelousas, Jonathan Harris; washing
ton. Lecomhe.
Opelousas, 6 aoat 1s5e.-~fa
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az NorgEAu Observation-Disclosures en-
perietees ont Ell lieu, il y n q%nel1nee lnurs. an
polygoie de Niheennes, en presence On IllN
ire de la gtieireAsir Ia iuStesse ct la porte
considerable dnne nalvetle haiie IropnSee.i,otlf
les batailionS d. cllassears a pied. ct Nni rem,
~nlacerait Ia halle acfuc'lempnt Ell usage pour
les car;ibines ditts a ti.e. don't .sotii armies ea-
ia all nis, aussi que les r giHlers Il. zonases.
t'etie %nnnve'le bale. ind rendannieut de so
superierite sons lie dnl,b'e rapport tie Ia portee
ct de la precision, anrait encore lie notable
avantage d'nifrir me simp!ifcntion ,reci use.
rinnr di canon a%ctuel, tige qui mi, an ban
.'rlreiien de Iarie EN- cafanagte ct eli rend lie
enlargement minuiirnx ct dlfficile.
NJ. lie general de Goursigis. insnectenrs gr-
neral de- l'eco'e DE- tir. Gni deia await eyprime
uue opinion favorable eli molivee an stlirt de
4 t.a,p,in,1 de Ia bale don't il s,agit. n ltrige les
1irs eomitaratisen,ent ami %yipilnent detre exc
cntes ct ani onl danne les r%esnltats %snivans::
Ancienup baEle, avee carabine q tige: ii COT
metres DE- distance. 43 balles sur loo ct . 500
metres, Ia bales sur 100 ont etc misses dams la
chile. -N-
Nnnvelle bale aeec carabiHe sans tige;-
A 500 metres te distance. G5 bales sur 100
Ell a Slnl metres, 80 bales sur 100 ont etc
misses dams Ia chile.
Difference Ell tnvenr lie In nnnvPf'e ball: z"
ba les de pins dams la clh'e, a 600 metres Il
distance. Ell q bales e%eaEetuent a 500 metres
Chose erainipnt extraertitfalre. IN bale sui
launeIle .ies enrienses experiences rnt ett fare,
pf,nr etre three iiisgu'a f'enefmp distance ii
500 metres, ct d rnne encore. dams ee cas-, de-
resnltats aipprpciables. tandls ate IA eafahint
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AK HABlTANTs ET COMMERCIALS,

lie patriotic DEs OpELoUsAs
ktant la feuille la plus repandue
dams Ia Paroisse St. Landry, res
reimbursement rappelle aux per-
sonnes qui ont desavis 4 donner,
oou'elles trouveront un apantage
certain Ell les falsant lnst ans
ses colonies. s
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LIE Morning Post fail les observations sui
yantes sur Ia bataiile DE- Snlterino:
"L,emperet,r des Francois aura lie droit d.
r~est,lner historic DE- sa eaIn),agte dams ma
"ueni, gi}i, pief'' 81 Ia fin rsponA an commence,
r,ent, TT cttie fin ne I'eut pas etre fnrt tloi.
glrc. tlpainl iunte me armee antriehienne.
leveloppte sur Hl front de batuitle Gt cifu,
lienes de long. a etc, al,res seize heare-
lie lt,ttes, hatlue sur tons les points ct rsIors
see d. tanies ses positions; g'fatil Importance
DE- III ~flsi.ile esi alteste par Ia lafte de treiitt
e,tto1s, ,i' t1ot,lbfetix draftanS ct 6N00 prison.
l,tef~; g,lnlta &c terrible revets q ett tssllye SUI
IN terrain don't c%iiati'le poilsae est fainter afA
coiiiiaalida1s Antricillpn4. ltnnbre de lenrs 1T
inllHbips jrlfresse.--tens ,lernas recnnnnl
TIRE u'te le torrent de Ia ~yietoire pot,rsfii si
ratlle sans b sitter. ct Iae Ia pnissaicr nui a
Commence Ia z tfte asec des eot,-eiis divises.
de- galAeraHX llca f"bleS ct nn trestr tlnise.
siai' t,leni0t eolsenlir. apfes aspir vn d ttrire 81
rapid tnlent 81 force miiiialrp ct "a reputation
Il G. der le t~erritblre ,lae san mantais goavet-
neIiFfti n 81 biep inRriie de pertlfe.
'.sSHp,a'ser qnarres cette serie de brillantes
~victnifes te. a1li9s l.reiefoli |ltteillr aux pro.
positions dt geiivpgneinent pf,ssips,' ta+tts sur
Ia n~eees.itr de entlserver In ligpe du Miaeine
Ia atiadfitaiefe Ell e,le daSsuter In d fanee d.
PAitetiagr,e. &c serait sapl,nsef les snlyefair>
de France 1T de PIGMENT capabIes d. repan.
ltt b snug ct on de 'es,rs s',jets -asi+ assure,
des ayat,tages correspondents Il Ia France, a
~lItaIie tu a | E,rnl,e.
ai.'lsalip pour les ~itaiieits'' vnila ieur si,ppts
programme. ct sa realisation SER. liz ~jnstitira
tjen ~natnrelle H. Ia e'iettt. l'.tlrqari les In
bitat,t& It. Ntrnut. et dc y cpnce De Pad ,la
~ ,I. NpniSe rpsierainu,.ilS jat,s In sprvitud.
~snrtpit gnaal icnfs eppejioyrns de l'mie-t d
Mtlcio alrett ete atirantB'~ ID jnng stranger
P,urql'i. au milton d. etEie naityrt d'etnanc,
patton lnbIier m decfel, mi. et'tntiie ~liuscril
tiVli Inr par lc Dante a Ia porte de ietftr aver
trail les ~lIaiieils dc relioncer a toate esl,e
rance,
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t1tiSFitE-ie sonssigne Il titeert al, ate
L. lles, rite Bellevue, pres dn iir Sattetwhite; j
exeGttert 5rnlapteEaeht tDat Outrage eoncsraaht
son meter tells que petnaFe les mais6hs, les eL.
seigaes, etc.
il p~nrtert alssi uac attention paftiediihro RI spA'
eiate, dams fefnuiaeat ct ~uaflitHre des y~oituges,
qu't extoftera t3ias le defHier style et aux plus bds
prix, is public est prize de venif examiner.
n,pel09saa, Is Detohrc lsae.
r, f. rHtrp.
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A ssEMBt.EE DE MISUNDERSTANDING
N de fen Jnseph NJ. Carrihre, Jf.. daceda.
tA yeita dun orare dc lhanafalle Ia tfnui de
District dams ct pour In paraisse st. Landry. nne
Joseph NJ. GHrrie1e, Jf., derAierement de Ia phiraisse
81 Landry, sera teuhe par deSant Yves Wayy,
Recorder d. Ia ~par'isse ST. Landry. en- son bureau
aux 0peiausas, lie EljNDI. II septemt,re 1850. dams
lie hut de Sc concerter ct de ddfiier at'eile est III
manitte Ia plus ayantagense Dc disposer des pro
pfiftes de lnaite sr,teessioa.
0pelousas, & ao0t 1853.
Is. LASTRA APES, Greffier.
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NoryrI ATrE1Aan.-Un N. George RFy-
,nopd Went de fare lie long voyage de. Ia cite
IN Lac Sale a Cleveland. Ohio. dams me vol
tnre ,raii,ee par me raire d elaHs. Ces qua
drn,edes mont one clrg ans FL. au dire de NJ.
Raymond. lis faisaieni parff1is l,,sq1.t cent
miles par jour. &c voyaeear Sc rehd dams lie
Vermont, ou il est certain De taife sensation
nsrf1i les fn~entsgnaffE
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Mons snmqies aniofise ID. announcer n,
REAJCHAMP. comne candidat a,st.gpt.
do CoinmissaiGr DIES Trfres Marecagentses. da :
"a Second District. detection aura lie