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GEO. D. FERGUSON,

wATCHNGA &C.,
CHESTER, s. c.,
a HAVING commenced business
G&A in the above place, would solicit
M Al the patronage Of the public Ha-
S, .ZA wing devoted himself to the Watch
9Akz2 REPAIRING DEPARTMENT for
the past fifteen years-during which time he has
been in the employment of some Of the most ex-
tensye houses North and South-for many years
in the employment of Messrs. Glaze & Radcliffe
and Messrs. Radcliffe & Guignard, Columbia, 8.
C. Also, for several years, having afforded the
biphest satisfaction to customers and employers
in York and Chester, would, therefore hope, that
by unremitting attention to bushes and moderate
charges, to receive share of public support.
nA. All work warranted for twelve months, II
not abused. Watch. Glasses, Watch Hands, &C.,
at moderate prices
NJ. The SHOP is situated next door to the
store of Messrs. Brawley g. Alexander
Aug1S 80
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NOTICE.-The undersigned would respect
~ fully urge it upon those indebted to the firm
of ADICKES & WITHERS, to come forward and
settle. The books of the concern must be closed
either by cash or note.
H. F. ADICKES, Suruivor.
Jan 81, 1858.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-09-01
THE CELEBRATED COPPER TOE!
Mitchelrs Patent Metallic Tip, ....
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR
Boys, Youths and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

4 N IMPROVEMENT has been applied to Boots
N and Shoes, by which saving of expense to
the consumer of two thirds, is realized, by actual
experiment. s
THE TIP
consists of piece Of copper or other indestructi-
BILE material, neatly fastened to the toe of the
boot or shoe, forming complete protection. This
invention is now presented to the public with the
fullest knowledge of its practical utility, having
been tested over two years, and is destined en-
tirely to supercede the old STYLE for Children's,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes.
The importance of this invention will be readily
appreciated, as it is well known that children in
variably wear out their boots and shoes
FIRST AT THE TOE,
and, with this protection, they will upon an aver
age wear at least two to three times as long the
old style, while the expense is but triAe more.
This invention is also specially applicable to
Miners Boots, and all occupations subjecting the
toe of the boot or shoe to be cut or worn.
Merchants and the public generally, will see the
Importance of obtaining these goods immediate
y, as they are destined for general use to super
cede all other kinds.
The Goods may be obtained of nearly all the
wholesale dealers in the principal cities, Of the
Subscribers.
CHASE, MCKINNEY s CO., -
(OwNERs OF THE PATENr,) Boston.
Aup II SO 6m
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@. DAVIS MELTON, CsAM'L W. MELTON.
Chester, s. C. Yorkville, s. c.
MELTON g. MELTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
YoRKvILLE, s. c.
Will practice in the Courts of Union, York, Lam
caster Chester, and Fairfield Districts.
n6r Particular attention given to collections.
= Office North of the CourtHous and az the rear Oh
Moore, Rainey Co.'S Store.e& ,
JAM
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

RA- Remember that every Prize in the above
Scheme is drawn and payable in full without de-
duction. ii
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certifrate NJ PACKAGE NJ IN Whole Tiekefa $50
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-09-01

lust OPENED.-A fine selection of Per-
81 fumery, Pomades, Soaps Hair, Tooth, Nail,
Shaving, Hat and Cloth Brushes Pocket Books,
Puffs and Boxes Rubber and Horn Dressing
Combs; Dyes and otherprepapations for the hair.
All persons wanting any of the above named ar
tces will find it to their advantage to call at the
YORK DRUG STORE.
Feb "a If
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Headquarters.

NEW. CENTRE, July 23, 1859.
VVIHE Bath REGIMENT, S. C. NJ, will pa
Il rade at Yorkville, on Saturday, Sd day of
September next, at 10 o'clock, q. m, armed and
equipped as the law directs, for review and exer
cise The commissioned and non-commissioned
officers, will assemble the day previous, for drill
and instruction. By order of Gen. S. R. GIsr.
J. FITCHET, Colonel.
July % 80 I'd
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". B. WILSON.
EDWARD MOORE,
ATTo7NEx AT LAW
s0A1a9H0H IN 8@W1RTs
YORKVILLE, s. G.
n.y. COMMON SENSE rules the mass of the

Office on Liberty Street. near the "Adckes Building
and one door below the Post-Ofice.
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fty ana lnuHSTy. Az tHetT tdTye ana Comnfo-
di9us Building in the City Of Charleston,
S. c., commencing on Tuesday,
November Is, 1859.
CUITABLE PREMIUMS WILL BE GIVEN
y for the best specimens in Art, Mechanism and
other branches of Industry also for Cotton, Rice,
Sugar, Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Pota-
toes, and other Agricultural Products
The Ladies, to whom the Institute is so much
indebted, are respectfully informed that suitable
Premiums will be provided by the Committee, and
awarded for the best specimens in every depart
ment of Ladies' work.
ALL ARTICLES entered for Premiums, must
be sent in on or before FRIDAY, the eleventh day
of November next, directed to the care of Mr..
THOMAS AIMAR, Clerk of the South Carolina
Institute, Charleston. Articles may be sent after
that day for exhibition only.
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FAIR
Are respectfully requested to send full descrip-
tions of the articles and such general information
as may be of use to the Judges, and suitable for
publication. Every attention will be paid to all
articles sent for exhibition.
Aug II 80 tt
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,

CLASS NO. 61S, 81 ..
Draws Wednesday, september 2sth, 1859,
or RU1 HUNNN NWWDNH PAASSs
7S Numbers--14 Drawn Ballots. 80
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
l GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000.
Prize Of S1S,742! s Prizes Of 81, 500!
Prizes of 1000! 10 Prizes of 900!
&c., &c., &C., &c. aj ~
34,4l2 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO S5s7, 1852 !
Whole Tickets, S10-Halues, S5-Quartsrs, S24
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PY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Faeias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours Of Sherifs Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN
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lOl5 ACRES,

more or less. TERMs-Cash.
jS13 75) JNO. L. MILLER, C. E. Y. D.
Aug 18 18t
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August 4
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I'm SEPTEMBER NEXT,

the tract of land described in the pleadings, viz
All the tract of land situate in York District, boun
ded by lands of Sarah Caten, Elizabeth Little, D
D. Moore, W. B. Wilson, John Starr and others
so;n
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SOUTH CAROLINA Institute EAIR,
TO BE HELD IN
Charleston, November 18th, 1859.
COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL!

Fair for the promotion Of Art, Mechanical Ingenu
ity and Industry. At their large and commo-
di9us Building in the City of Charleston,
S. c., commencing on Tuesday,
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CUGAR.-G000 pounds New Orleans, Musco-
y vado, Crushed, Refined and Loaf SUGAR
For sale low, by j. j. GARVlN.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

Yorkville, S. c., July 90, 1859. 81 If
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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity---York District.

I'm obedience to the order of the Court Of Equi-
Il ty, made in the avove case, at Juns Term,
1857, will expose to public sale, at York Court
House on the FIRST MONDAY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-09-01

VUyO MOTHERS.-Mrs. WINSLOW'S Spo-
l. thing Syrup for Children Teethng is &c
knowledged everywhere, to be one of the great
est blessings ever bestowed. For Sale ar 25 cts.
per bottle, at the YORK DRUG STORE,
Lindsey Block.
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ALrhEU ollLWELL, Be Z. D.
Yorkville, August 4, 1859.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-30

49,.
AVIS Aux OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES emprun
IONS a IN Journal dhorticulture Preservation
sal'anle a ladfesse de qui de droit.
~ moment est opportRn de rappeler une
precaulion utile pour preserver DIES gelees ID
pelnienps les fiears DIES arbres a fruits, tells que
se'sslefs, Peechers, etc; en- un mot presque tons
les arbres de la famille DIES rosacees. Il ,resar
de nos jardins.
".Ge proeede %consisie a deehausser Ie MED
des arbres de hut a dix cenlinetrcs, puis de-
ies rehansser vers la fin de lhiyer, en- ' aiop.
iani de lengrais.
"Leiic. de cetle operation est d abord de re.
tarder Ia iioraison. pnis de hi dopner upe vi.
gaear telies qaelle brave a~isenlen, les derniers
ifoids gu priniemps, ct dome Nuisance 4 DIES
I, n.n aoo'iuat''s ,e' savonreax. &c procede.
Iainllier aux arboriculteurs des environs de-
faris, est malheureusement peu repapdu dams
les campagnes, memes DIES eoBirees les nlns
riches en- arbres a fruits"
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Deliberations tlu ConseiI ia y;,,o
DIES OpeI0usas.

SAaRpI, % avril 1859.
lie Censeil de Vile s'assembla eopfor,ne
ment II lajonrnement.
Presents; NM, F. A. King. president. p
I. Hebrard. r. II. I.ittell, j. H. sandaz NJ
Perranlt ct W. II. Meeifley.
Les resolalloas de Ia ierniere seanca f,ren.
lnes ct aprreuvees.
Sur motion de NJ. Meeinlev.
Resofst, Que w. r, MegitlIey ct p. r, He.
orafd soieft ct sont appoinies dnn connie noa,
examiner archie. aa coin des rues Marche ct
qua et tie fatre un rapport dc Ia condition An
alt archie, an Conseil de Vile a sa proehajnp
reunion.
Sur motion de NJ. LtteII.
lie Constable de vile fat authorize dexsm;.
ner les Paniers des e~sclayes qui vepdpnt ans Ia.
gnfles ct autres d'enrees dams les r1es Il, Ia
vile des opelocsas ct 81 ~tontefois il sen from,
vait qil contienne DIES ~liquenrs spjritnenses -,
s~niVfah'es' que geSclare soft pris par lcdit
constable ct mis- en- prison.
heSofu, ttai sera leve ct ~collccse de cha.
aie f%ersohne Qnl rend dn gumbo on des pa.
team dams les rnes DIES opelopsas on sur placs
P,noiIque, par lie Constable de vile, upe fave
de emquanle cents par jour.
Sur motion de NJ, Sandaz.
henea, Que "a compensation du Collector
ae vllle sefa : per cent sur ,ou,es les ssn,mes
gu II colteeiera Ell gull sersera daus le tresor
pour iesq9eiles Ia loi ia pas pouryu autrement
Sur motion de NJ. Sandoz.
lie ballotage fUt passe outre et il est mari
h'eflent resoln, que Mitchell Mussaua soit mn.
poihte collecieur.
Sur motion de NJ. saodoz, FIT passse une
pour ameuder lie 3me Art d-nne
oFdonnanee intiinlee: "Une Ordonnance nour
ever IN rsveau pour Ia Vile DIES opelousas. or.
donnee lie Is avril 1859.
Snr motion de NJ. Sandaz.
lie Constable de vile fut a~utorise de METRE
force Performance de la Vile relatiyemeut
aux chiens,
Sur motion de NJ. Littell, il fat passe ,.1e
relaiiyement aux cochous.
Sur motion, lie Conseil s'aiourna.
jos, b. RICHARD, Grcfier. ii's''sA''
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LIE cHoIx DUNE FEMMs.-Une petite viilt
dn dePartcneDt de Rain. voisine de Macon
Went d etre lie theatre dun everement asses
Grange: DeuX jeunes gems sur lie point de Sc
marler Sc presentent, il J u q%nelques jours, chez
ui uota1re de la vile en- question portr fairt
la'rc lie eontrat. lis deyaient epouser les deux
s9nrs que nous nommerons, ST vors youlez
! uiie Jeanne ct Tantre Catherine. Or lie no.
talre, charge d'instrumen.er, en- faisapt la lee.
ture daSase aux futures ct aux parents ct
ANS qui les accompaniment d'ordinaire, s'aper-
cevant quine fante dattention assez grave
s'etait giissee dams la reduction, ct aue par sui.
fe Fun lies tuturs etait suppose epouser Jeanne
au iien de Catherine. ct REINFORCEMENT; lie no.
talFe, dlsohs-nous. ~seinpfesait dexpliquer aux
parties que ritn n'etait pins facile a reparer
que cette fante, qu'on allait faire disparaitre h
f%insiant, dofsqne les ieux fiances, All pendant
ce 'emps-la s~'etaIent refires dams Mn coin ponr
concerter ensemble, s'approchant de ~foficier
m,oislefieI lui tielhient 4 peu pres ce Language;
An. ben NJ. lie n%otaire, p~uisqn'il en- est ainsi.
CONNIE vons lavez ecrii, &c nest pas Ia
I'elne de rien changer, ct mons sommes tons
les de'ly d'accord de laisser les chooses dams l'etat
on vons 'es ave. mises.' Bien au'etonpe. lie
Io'a'Fe hi drois a observation de ses clients
ct II nest pas arrive a hotre copnaissanca one
marriages projeles aieut maluue par suite
lie &c qnipfoquo.
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Historic OF RoaAs.-Le Whigde Troy nous
raconfe ihistoire saivante, qai, 81 yraie qp:ellc
soft, Zen resemble pas moins a IN roman


Historic ou RoaAs.-Le Whigde Troy nou.
raconte lhistoire saivante. gai, 81 yraie oatell,
soft, men resemble pas moins 4 IN roman
Au rnois de jRin 1851, NJ. Francis Bourasse
qnltta Troy pour Sc rendre en- Earope. Onel
ques mos plus tara, 81 famille apprit au i
await etc noye pres de Ia cote de France. On
aporoaht dams un canot le steamer de Bordeaux
Sehhle II devait etre d cette epouua par1en,
q une sfsihnie considerable, on craieiit on
u cut ete Ia yieiime dc qnelque crime acconplj
par Ia c,ipidite. Les annees Sc passefent sans
one rien ne vlnt a l'cncontre de cet,e snr,nt,si.
lion' qni Sc changea natafeilemeni en- ctalyie.
tioi dams iesrrit lie sa fanliIle q, de ses an,is
IN consequence, les parties intercsseos intputs.
rent un process a une ~comI,agnie oui avail, 40.
sure la vie de NJ. Bourssso. non, oh,eoir. ,,a,a
toent de Ia sonlnie stipliee. La comnnynie ~
reiusait, ailegaant lie manuue de nre,l ves m.
t~hentiquessa lappui du deees de M Dnnrasso
e 10 cause devait etre ingee procbnipentpn
deyan, Ia conr de dircuit de Troy.
Sur ces entrefaites, IL docteur Richard Ross
ue roy reeut nne lettge de la Noavelle.Or,
ie9ns,o cans la..iReiie me pefsonne qui hui etait
lhconhue IN dclnnndait DIES renseignenenis snr
nhe iamilie dn nom de Bonrasso. lie doe,enr
repoiialt Ell iourulssant toutes les ;nformnfions
solicllees, Ell on Jugera de son etounement en-
relevant deax s~eniaines plus tard une nouyelle
lestre, ceile-ci signee de NJ. Bourasso ln,.n,s ma
4u' eiait tres viyant ct tres bien portalt. La
premiere ehese que i, 10 docteur fit de eourir
ciiel Anne Bonrasso pour lai porter retrauoe
nouvelle. Mais VOLTA guien ehenin, lie cbe,aey
semportaht, culbuIant l'eqaipase ct l@aneent IL
''oc'enr Boss la tete Ia lreraiere sur le nave
on II resta evanoni ct demi.mort. La [iatt,.
aoht II e'ait portenr sc lrouya perduc dams h
oasarre, ct CONNIE personne ii ayait etc instroit
ae son %eonieiin, il Sc pass, crcor, nil, s;a,rs
lonrs sans que Nine Bourassa cessat de- 81
eToire veuye. Dependant, l'etat du doele,r
5 ahie,ofa assez pour quill PIT linstrujre d.
&c qui' await apPris. Cue correspondence SEN
sa'vit entire les deux epoax, pleine d'eynlica.
.lons inatfeadues. ct don't lie ~resul,at est h 70.
.our proclaim du pretendu defant au logis
Voie' naintenant, ~leoteur. lie mot de IL.
hlgme. NJ. Boufasso n'arait point ete noye
CONNIE on lie volt mais s'etant compromis asns
DIES menees politiqnes yis.a.yis dn ennvssaoe
ment daiors. il await etc arrete ct Jerome Ham
qaeique prison d'E,at, d,oa il ne nat fsirs
pasSer de- ses nouyel!es a ses amis. Lors.
90 ennn lheure de la deliyranee Soma nonr
Lli' dc meme gull await eis rcpresente CONNIE
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ATTENTION MsssIsuRs n MgsDAaEs.-on
desirea CUE nous fashions savoir an public que
Ms. Levy est t~oaiours 4 son We'll emplace-
snentsa cote da magasin de- bijonterie de NJ. g.
a., Ea'er, offraai DIS marches a DIES prix esco-
e plus moderes que jamais ct quoique notee
amI Bloch all oasert IN nouseau magasin tout
Pr6GDie lai, neanmoins il est determine d tenir
ns rsix bas et . yendre i n~ieilieur marche que
tous les marcIards des Opeionsas. Les Mes
sieurs Ct Danes sont prizes de ne pas ronblier
81 de veiliF l. yoirs'ils yeuleni economiser leur
asgsnt.
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On ecrif de Rome, sous la date da II mars;
"Ctiaane aimee, a.diserses epoques, en- vertu
dune antique tradition, lie Pape dispense ditfe.
rents eadeaax, snnctifies de So main, aux per-
sonnes quill honore de son choix. Cest aipsi
qua Pa4ues, me rose en- or, benie, enrichie de
pierreries; aux Rameanx, DIES palmes, egale.
nient benIes. sont envoyees d'ordinaire d des
Processes, files de l'Egiise, on a dies comma.
fNates reiigieuses. A la Publication, fe,e de
~ salnte- Verge, qui Sc celebre lie 2 ~feyrier, lie
Pape BENT IN eierge de iorme ct de dimentiops
sspeciales, qni est envaye e~nsuite, de sa part, i
Ia personne choisie par Jul. Lannee deri,iere.
eest ). NJ. llmperatrice DIES Francois aui a
refu &c elerge. Cette aimee, c'est Ia snur dc
~ Venlllot qui a etc i'objei de cetle hau,e
distinction.
"Etrrapprochant ce fait dies bruits oui cou.
rent lcl'et 4 Paris, parmi les amis de Peruvian
clerical, on est ohlige d'admettre que Ia pro.
motion de NJ. Yeuillot an eardinalat est dams
iordre DIES choses probables. Mats ponrra.t.on
%onJec'er, NJ. penillot nest rien moins one pre-.
ire. 4 celia e repoHdrai one Ia promotion de
caruinauX laIqles nest nullement un fait amor.
mai ct compte deja des preeedents; que dali.
lenrs, yealllot, etant yeuf, peut receyoir dams
ine seuie loarnee tons les oTdres sacres, depais
10 simple tonsnre iusqu'a l'episcnpat, Ell parye-
pr de q sorte, par vote hierarchique ct iegale,
an cardInalat. Dams ce cas-. Ia place dn nou.
veau digtitaire de lEglise serait maranee an.
pres dn Saint-Pere a tire de conseiller ct de
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81 gs.=Aaz5#
| DAYEz V0s TANEs.--Je suis utaintenant Ell
possession du Role de taxes ID Railroad, Ct
pour Il eommoditG dos cpBtribaables, je Serai eu
pcrsonne, on represents par IN de mes deputies
r{dalneHt a~utorist) aux eudroits ct jafrs tiNfs plus
naS. entire 10 heures dH mitin ct 3 heuFes de aPrtS-
mid. ain dereceyoir les taxes gi.dessus, ct o feHpi
ration de oe temps, je sortilai dGs notices de sais!e
contre tout dtliu4gant.
A mon bifcau aux Opelopsasi lundi. . de mai ls59.
Chez Michel Emonet. sur lie Bayou Teche, inndi,
,e & JUN 1859.
Chez Theodore Richard, a Arnaudvllle, lie meme
jour.
Chez Auguste Wax. au Grand Cotean, Mardl, IL
7 JUN 1853.
Chez Leon Thiboleanx, a la Coulae Croche, mer'
cIedi, lie s JUN 1859.
Chez Hypoli!te Gaidry, a la P0inte Moutons, leu
Chez Hayes y Carne, Bas PlA~quemine, samedi.
lie II jlin ls5y.
Chez Placidc Leblanc. Il Ia Poiute Lyon, lnartli, lie
"A JUN 1859.
Chez Prosper Baronet, a r.Anse Meralento, mel-
credi, lie Is JUN 1852.
Chez Antoine Cart, IA IA Pointe aux Loops, jiculi,
10 l6 JUN 1873.
Chez L.. D. yesret, B9is Mallet, yendgedi, lei JUN
1859.
Chez David couryiIie, F4qaet1Ique, samedi. lie
Is JUN 1859.
Ghsz Napoleon ndrepont, Plaisance, landi, lie 20
JUN 1853.
Chez Dorsin Laieur, Chataignier, mardi, lie 81
JUN 1859.
Chez ThGodule Fontenot, a son cafe, a Ii Vile
Plate, ~uercredi. le2a jnin 1859.
Chez Grimm, a son niaGasin au Bayou Clieot,
jeudl lie % JUN 1859.
Chez Joseph I.andrenaux, a la Prairie .M1moa,
yendredi, lie u JUN 1853.
Chez Philippe Stagg, gieiile Granle Prairie, sa-
medi. lie Is JUN 1853,
Chez Peter Collins. Moaadville, lundi. lie 2. JUN
1858.
Chez Thomas MeCrory, Bayou BceGf, mardi, lie %
jain 1853.
: Chez J.L. Morris, Bayou Rouge, mercredi, lie 20
JUN 1879.
Ala vieille Maison d'Ecole, Waxia, jesdi, lie 80
juin 1853. :
An cafe dc John Rees, Il Washington, yendredi,
lie Ter juliet 1853.
Chez B. j. Sage, sur Atchafa,aya, samedi, lie .
Juliet 1853. Ebert CAN'T,
8 anvil 1853. Collector des Taxes de Railroad.
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WIS AUX C0NTRACTEURS.-H sera ver,3n
~ ai ratais, an plus has ct dernier enfl,frjSseu
LtNDl. lie LII DIN neis de mai proclaim issa. e,ttrp
dix helres ct midi, lie coIttat siliyant. p,pt tray,uv
SUI le clfefnln cdndai-ant DIES 0pelGnsas 4 WaSt,rng,
ton, fecemulsnt trace par ofite dl jury d. Police
DC ~ Landry, d sAToif: I'm fpss6 vinet arnei,t4 do
long, ae5s& pieas de pFofandeut ct trois pieds de- lar.
&c sur estt1ne cote da clelnin qui est do nuhranis
pieds De large, la terfe retir6e des tasszs 1ay,nt
etre iefee an iHiliea Ga cheilin, ct nive!la on amin.
NJ, ;'etissitnt vers les f1sses. Uue partie A, cch e
lain gu DOT 5tre tiavailia, coupe la sayafe de fo,,ts
Prad llain'ne, ct Ia balance c0nalienee \ IN I'm
Nord de Ia ierre d Agguste Donnie MS. ct c,t3ti11ns
ltlsqnes pres du clos de s. b. HirGiln. IA. 4f,i
Giant 1lIdi4uG par i'arpensage qui Ell a eta rfcam.
ment iait. L'eutreprenelr deyra aussi cot,.fr,,i,s
SIR M toSse IN pont fat da Lois de cTora rino
plels de large, ct vipgt pisds dc long. Hf
Les ttaEauX devroIt etre f,its, dams les nrar,;or.
Jo'ifs da inois d'oetabre proeiain. 81 l,entre,re,
iieulf ne colnticta!t pas lrsdits trayaaX, Il ne Az,
Llen reeevdiF pour ee gull auFa pu avoir flit 10 fam,
deyfa etc torf.it All profit 81 bentlice de /, Psr,i.se
Nous croyons 4 proPos de rcmaF0uer an nni,ic
que les coinnisSaires he reccyr0nt l~eSljts trav|ry'
qua h1oias lis ne soient EXECUTES dune rna,,iira
colYet1abie soas tous les rapports.
Opelotsas, lie so ayriI ls59.
G. l.. SWAYzE,
LOUIS PRtnH0MME
ELISHA ANitRUS,
Commissioners.
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Les joarnafx angEais rendent compte dex.
Perlences faites 4 Chatham atm d'eprouyer
fellicaeite DIES notlyeaux projectiles incendiai-
70 inventes par lie capitainc Norton, On III
Z &c sujet dams le Times:
.sSamedi, le capilaine Norton s,est rena,
AMI casernes De Brpmpton, 4 Chatham. nn,r
isire DC nonselles experiences avec son ieu i.
81 ponr les proiectiles creux des carabines
Dams ies experiences qli ont EN- lien samedi. mn
prolectlie crenx contenant le tea lioniae, desti.
ne a une carabine dtsn6eid, profondemen,
feegyee, = etc tire enntre une toile piacee an I'm,
~ moyen dun pisfolet profondement rave.
AN moment da cantact du prniec,ile co,tre
= toile. le verfe cpntenant lie fea iiouide q Gle
imiuediatement brise ct 10 morceaa de toi,e :
sfe presque laassit6t mis- en- ignition. L. re-.
snlIat &c cette experience a montre aue do ma
rciis projeciilcs creux fabriques par L capilai.
e Norton pouraient etre lances 4 de pran,ies
distances az moyen de 10 carabinc ordinaire
Qa5nleld, 9nfin de METRE lie feu aux conyois de
munitions on dams lie camp ennemi. lie cam.
taine Norton q presente des echantiIIons a.
- projectiles crenx az museum a. l~ins,;,n.
t'es .des seryices,nnis on on a pu les voir."
- csPitaiie Norton, ajonte lie Daily News
pretend qulayec ces prnjectiles crenx. Il nen1
iaire ssuter les munitions a 1900 ct 1000
metres dc distance.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-30

Tn papf. ro,rr,ox..,a :.
Dams Ia hrnchnre ;n,;,aia e. iiAL IM
Halle. ]l,anta,,r ;n.arnra. .sapo,eon ~ es
de Temrerenr aa,,;a ,a,l,a ;at a ! ~ y pensee
u revnlnt;on'a;re All 4 w. ss,.'oh ~ par
nour lItal;e a. J. na. ;s = sonque'e iheailee
L,,ontenr ia il hraohusa
clare On 10 - 80 & s u,os ! va pins loint u de-
l. rort oo.s;ass. wv = ciaifshnett gu on
nliri,a nua i cano, sua,ae u'e ueclafa,lon ex-
de canse ~italjenne I'LL s3s mis ] l. coasa saaa,
ne tel.ir a,icup connie das non;eos,a,ian. AZ us
rar,i reyoluIionna;sa do,,. Ia ~ w