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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

RsfAeSE.- Washington. 10 fev.--Une lettre
L Paris recne en- cctte vile. dune source au-
dit qn'il nest pas probable que notre
nsveau minislre, a la cour dEspagne On
sol, recu par lie g~ouveruement espa.
r+-L
f@refois. 81 lEspagne recnit ce ministFc
lsnlcur de Ia lelt'e est persuade qn'aux pre-
nes NETS quill dira a regard dc l'acqnisitior
& Cuba, lie gouvcrnement lui oIfrira ses passe
fnts.
Jus0h'a present, rien d'oficiel ma etc rec,
no're gonverncment, c%oncernant cette mis-
ion,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

u TOLEDANO 4 TAYLOR, Marehands
De comnissionaires encoignnre des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-O Orleans.
BgRJ. ToLgpANo. J. M'DosAID TAYLOR
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

CRANES DE JARDINAGE-Le sous
N signf Went de %rcceyoir M grand as sSyA.
sentiment de CRANES de jardiuage de Sba- gSSsNtlSs;
ker, directement des jardins, qui sort ga eTW
%ranties, fraiches, ct les meilIeures qui soicnt VET
adaptfes au climat, a vcndre par
u fey p. LEONCE HEBRARD.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

~ W. MUSE 4 C0.2Marcbands Com
NJ missionaries de prudni,. ct agents de hateauA
3 yapcuri No. IL, rue GrayieF, y. ufieana
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vENTEs PUBLIQUE.

xTENTE PUBLIQuE.-Ii se,a vcndu i rcncan
public, parle soassign6 encanteur, sur les licux
sur le Coteau de plaquemine, 10
tAs fh@E gHuM V.,u..Nn 0R cSr.nr rQzO UE+AU ASHNe
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19
I1uSluI ~ 1cVIIcr ISOU,
UNE

UNE H4BIT11TON,
mt l,l65 arpents de tcrre, s44 nrpents dc
se ne prairie, ct 32l arpents de ~~N
slre boissee; 100 arpents de terre LxsMnSSA
labonrie, ct lrete a etre plaitte. VIM \ ~
Toutes les ameliontions, CONSTANT 4A34@
en- une bonnie maison de residence. magasin 4 mails.
cotonnerie ct cabanes 4 nagrcs, lie tout ncuf, ayant
6tG battles dams 10 counut dos tlois lerniares anntes,
ces amGliofations mont besoin l'ancnne reparation.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

nUPERIER. HAYES s. CO. Marchands
~ Commissionaircs, IA rue st. Louis, N.0rieans.
ALP .DupEnIgn. ALLEN L.. HAYES. RoBT. W. SANDERS.
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nEMANDE,-On demande des agents, actifs 81
H. intclligents, pour SO rendre dams toutes led
villes ct contes des Etats du Sud, NTH, do tendre ~
droit dc phtente dune rcccnte invention. Cette Ing
%yention est q un noycn do faire FUR los ~voleurs, et
dc donner lalarme contIc les v0leurs dc mutt" Les
pcrsonnes qui d6sirent etre agents deyront avoir do
$50 n $500. Apres lietv0i dc rs, j'envcrrpt par "
retour dc Ia MALE I'M specimen do Invention, htdS
tous les detail rclatits nnS agens o. a Insage d6
r'ohjct. C'est I'M ohjet durable ct simple, don't qi
peut fairc usage dams toutes les mais0ns.--Oh des
lnande apssi dds agents pour ycndre IN liyrh rccenl.
ment public. e~ontcnant b~caucotp Manifestations iMa
portahtes. Quclques.nnes De ces Indications rent6nt
bonner loccasion de reallisef TN btnefice dix fUis
SUPERIOR a Ii vnlcur du livre. H. pour titro \
:" 1nekson's Commercial Encyclopedia OF useful ind
profitable knowlcdge.n I'm examplaire du livre ser1t
envoyd s,ir tous les points du pays, sur entoi dc ~,
par 10 ret0nr de In MALE.
A vendre llusicurs p~atentea do dates ~recentes;
moyen d'tclairage des routes pur le cuitre, etc. Oh
den,ande des agent. !,
S,adresser ppr lcttre contenant I'M timbrc ID
poste pourila rtponse q II. w. R.JACKSON New
Orleans Post Ofice, Ia, boitc J. 20.
L. S.--Tous les maitfes dc poste ~TbceyrOnt un ex.
cmplaire du livie ctdessus noinm6 sur envoi de 81
ct I'm timbre de posth de 6 tents. LES lvres spnt
liyras nnx mnitre de poste ct aux agents pour $llt
par exemplaire. Ter janvier 1859
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EvARISTE DEJEAN, EncantcIW Public dams ct
IL pour Ia paroisse st. Landry. Bureau anx Ope-
lousns. 10 few 1859,
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VALENTISES-Un jill assortimcnt de valenti-
nes entiinentales ct comiques, u yendre par
q. MAYO,
% jan i Ia pharmacie de 7. l., Hebrard.
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We nsy expect smother season Of inhsliou, to b
followed by general suspension Of the hanks and
prostrasion ofthe business of the country. Wenay
expect to sec the banks again launch ont on the
vide sea Of speculation; and when disaster comes.
il must come, the stockholders viii again pocket
their profits, and remain in the full enjoyment Of
their estates, exempted BY their charters from all
liability for their debts, according 10 The system
hitherto established By the Opposition, and supper
tad By Col. Netherland while the people, who are
the creditors Of the banks, viii be left With the
paper promises of hees same wealthy but irrespon-
sible bankers in their pockets pleading in vain for
payment
II The people wish to perpetuate this unjust and
ubiquitous system of banking let them support the
Opposition ticket
lfthsy prefer sound, healthy, and well reguiat-
ed system Of banking, which they may at any time
regulate and reform--if they prefer the system
which the experiences Of all the great commercial
States Of the Union has proven to be the best--let
them support the Democratic ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
Important to NaturaIized Citizens.

The claim Of certain foreign governments for mill
tary services from all male natives of those coun
tries has never been resisted by this Government
as we think it should have been Following the
precedents established by WEBSTER and EVERETT,
iWhigs,) Gen. CAss, when the question was put to
him, stated that Foreign Governments msdo such a
claim. He did not, as WEBSTER did, say euoh claim
was lawful, nor go the length to which EvERkTr
went to tell such citizen that she would return 10
his native country at his own risk"
The discussion of the question has, we are glad
to say led examination of it by this Democratic
Administration; ard We fndits position thus stated
in telegraphic despatch from Washington, the
14ih:
WASHINGTON, July IA The Constitution of this
morning contains copy of ti1patch from the
State Department, recently sent to Minister at
Berlin, the subject of naturalization. The case
is that of naturallZed citizen If the u. s., who IS
native Of Hanover, and Who when he left his native
country vas neither in actual service in the Han
overian aTmy-nOr had been drafted TO serve in it,
but who has yet upon his return TO Hanover beeL
deprived of his liberty and compelled to perform
military service. The President and Cabinet con-
cur in the views expressed, taking the ground that
the moment foreigner becomes naturalized his al
l5giance to his native country is severed He is
more resPO9s bic for anything he may say or do CT
omit to say do after assuming his new character
than if he had been born in the United States.
Should he return to his native country he returns
as an American citizen and in no ether character.
In order to entte his original government to punish
him for an offence, this must have been committed
whilst he q subject aud owed allegiance to that
government. The offence must have been complete
before his expatriston. 1t must have been of
such a character that he might have been tried
and punished for il the moment CT his departure.
Our minister is instructed to demand the release Of
the nsturalzed citizen in question.
And now, here is a chance for an other summer
set by the Know Nothings We have proved our
selves good prophets of what that party would do
We prophecy nov the next thing WeEshall hear from
them will be attack on the Administration for
not following the presidents set by Webster and
EVERETT, and letting the naturalized citizens take
care of themselves; and oh! how these Know Moth
ing papers will howl about the enormiiy of the
Democrats in being willing to go to war with all
Europe about set of id furrinersl"
See if prediction is not fulfilled before the
year is out
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
From the Gold Mines.

ST.. LOUIS, July 14.-By an arrival at Leaven-
worth from the mines, last night the following de-
tails have been furnished: Prospecting has been
prosecuted to considerable distance south of pres
ent diggngs, resulting in indications equal if not
superior to any already discovered. Good lead has
been struck seven miles below Jackson. on Clear
creek, also reported rich discoveries near Boulder
City. Building vigorously prosecuted at Denver
City, and the population is steadily argumeutiog
with an increased demand for provisions All indi-
cations point to the establishment Of confidence
aud permsnecy in the steady development in the
Kansas mines. A shipment of quartz machinery
was lately made from here, and when put in opera
tion will more fully test the value of gold bearing
quartz discoveries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

The Banner argues that the abolition party in
l84S were all Democrats because VAN buren,, its
candidate for the Presidency, was formerly Demo-
orat. If the BanHer's reasoning is correct it must
conclude that the supporters Of General QUARLEs N
this canvass and the supporters of Maj. DoNELsoN,
in '56, were Democrats also.
We hope the Banner will hasten to acquit the
Democratic party, from any such imputatiOn.
Men who prove themselves unworthy Of the cor
fleuce and support Of the Democratic party, both
at the North a1d the SJuth, are sure to Join the
Opposition The Opposition will make leaders of
them, but i, proves their own uns0undRess not that
of the Democracy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

The last number of the 0RpO'itiOH occupies half of
its first page in flaming headlines, announcing
Letters of Hon. F. X. ZoLLICoFFER and Gov.
IsHAM G. HARRIS in reference to the recent Cass
Letters ;" when, in fact, the letter of Gov HARRIS
is not given at all, but, in place of it, an unfair
view amounting by it, suppression, to an entire
misrepresentation is Published 10 their treatment
of this question, the Know NO.hiugs show that they
have somewhat changed their opinions Of the natur
allied citizens. Formerly they called them "pau-
pers and criminals" Now they evidently regard
them as fools.
Z" Will you walk into parlOr,'
Said the spider the hy.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
ROCK BBIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.


ROETES TO THE SPRLgGS-EAoXLTTY or ACCESS
FENHIs CELEBRATED MATHEMATICIAN, althoueh sim.
ated in the mountains Of 1ginis, miles West On Rk-
m0nd, and 40 South OF Staupon now brought BY the
board and The first Of all the Western Springs reached by The
traveller Tie within i've mesofR
passenger, leaving Baltimore Washington or Alexandra
in the morning, ard the southern hreaksing in Riehon
take tea the evening the EockiTiiee Spriprs
Let the Northern traveller be careful 20 as FAR szh
as itehuerd' but from washington City, ;aks the -4znrs
with the Central.
The southern visitor to reach this place by the sbo,s and
making that point whence he viii Central ears
From The Southwest approached blythe Virginia and epes
SEE Railroad 20 Bufori's Lynchburg.
The Natural Bridge Icing Sle county with this Spring
the visitors "
MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF THE WATER.
For 30 years mare Aese Springs vhou any sort Of
have either experienced or Witnessed The cures wrourh M fbeS
have gradually extended their throughout virginia and he
and variety Of its mineral and waters and it is no dis
parseHeat to The verg st Of them to that FOR
variety Of lis APPLICABILITY disease, and potency in many or
the worst and most obstinate ales. it stands without rival
, n o. ' seton Of these waters Sc Dr.
letters Of Dr. CartSrs h and oilers, in Pamphlet.
best interests, they would defer the visit I'm d
months Of July and ugast bat You'll If possible in April
The water never used to better thar n
the Spring and early months while there never has fn
ear IN the history Of this Watering place. which accom-
molatons for visitors equsel the demand for places.
While is yaiae As medicinal agent we'll established in the
South, it has been the aim Of The prcpors 70 render more
social iefaei and cultivated people
who Annually and its quiet shades Tey are
willing u spare 40 reasonable pains expense in catering for
the tastes Of SUCH ard besides billiards. and new bowling "a
looms both for ladies aud they have aced superior
ni oa New York to furnish as we'll for the lawn as
the bali
The water haied At the spring kept constantly hand and
for sale BY Fsii WINSTON, Druggists chmond Va A. B.
igozzR lr gsiss, Lyncburg, Va; HEGzlAN Co., Druggists
Nes OK BLAIR hYETII, Druggists Philadelphia
BoDGERs Digg st Baltimore; HAgmASD, CLARK GEeRsx
Mobile, Ala and JAMES SYNE New Orleans II may be ordered
from any Of these houses wiki perfect confidence purity and
freshness.
Pamphlets with all particulars and many certificates sent m
mail on application fu advertisement with OF Dr.
HSeS HeeIy May a. and in New YORK Obserer OF Nav 10
WI. A. LEWIS, Clerk.
WM. II. SALE, Rooul Manager.
c. A. MAYO, Dining Room Director
FRAZIER ~ RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
julyG-d2E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17

HAVING just received CONSIGNMENT o. So 5o1 worth Of
Fine Asserted Jewelry from house in Boston. which
kooos haxs osn asgnedt 10 pas debswa ma4ng
reg liar sales Monday evenlng July Ist Al o'clock AMI
eoenue sales every evening until the whole stock closed
The stock c2Dpriss Diamond Pearl aas and Pins OF de
best quality, ever5 variety geld hsntng case and
open face watches
dies Cora aarneit, Mosaic, aad Cameo se Ladies'
Gent ieme1s Rings, Pins Sleeve non- Studs Coral and Pa
arlst Necklaces, Gold sHe syer Pens, Pencils, himbss ST.
yer Gobiels. myriad elegint articles every
description in the ieEelry line HARDY BROTHERS
july 49, a. Pablo Square.
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CLOEH ING,
AND
NJ e HANT TALL 8,

Mems Youths and Boys Ready Made Clothes and Furnish
ing Goods We invite the attention Of New
sleso Coats, Pants Vests Neeke Hosiery Gloves Suen-
and Handkercs Celebrated Spring Shoulder seass,
Drawers Undes and every style OF goods adapei to
meas We also have in addition 70 the above, Ready
Clotn5 superior lot Of Cloths, CASHIERS, Vesngs, Drap
de Ate anu Linen DTngs, which will der and guar
antee fl 10 please the sea goods sold ~
guarantee to be represented We would particularly call
theaenton Of buyers to the syeand make OF garments
most Of which were made uP to ori-and We viii warrant
the work 70 stand
WARD BERMINGUAEs & CO..
Practical railors.
No. go South side Public Square.
v. B.-Ciotbing cut TO order, ape
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
Arrest of Charles John Gardner.

WASHINGTON, July 14-Charles John Gardner,
brother of Doctor Gardner, of Mexican claim mo-
toriety, who WAS indicted Cor false swearing in his
brothers case, and who forfeited his bail by alb
sconding, having recently returned to Washington,
was to-day arrested by the Marshal, and is now in
custody.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-17
NALE o. NEGROES.

Thomas HaErisand Othersvs Celia A. Felts othrs
EBY Coun Court OF Davidson county, render
ell at the Nay term, 1852 in the above cause, viii sell at
the Court house in Nashville, saturday, the 10th day July
next the following negroes towit Js about 2 years age
Della years OF age George years o. age LISA years Of
age.
TERMS0ne third viii be required ncash and the balance
3mOnths credit Notes with goodseeGry payable in Bank.
Pr cHEATHAsl,
junel5 did Clerk & Master
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Nashville Cifv rEiIIs.

ETILL deliver Flour any place city or Edgeesll
80 (addng Bridge fees, AZ the following prices
WHoLEsALE. 2ETAM
Extra Family Flour per barrel, 3 SO geo
do do Do per bag % 200
Superhns, 901 Q p
Win sell Ban. Shorts and Mildlss at thu Mill at
prices, de 'ucting cartaee.
viii also pay the market price for WHEAT and CORN
t the year leave oers at Pest Ocs, Box 2,
with s. n. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Terms cash on delivery. No sOuih Market st.
mini
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FOR LADIES.
SUPERIOR BOOTS. SHOES and CATERS,

At y COiIege sIrects
Ladies' Glove and French Kid Slippers, with and without heels
Ladies' do do do Buskins do do do
Ladies' French lasting Congress and Lace eaters:
Ladfs do Kid do do do
Ladies' Bronzed Kid Trimmed Slippers, very handsome;
Lads White Kid and Satin Ieelel Slippers
Ladies' Glove do Congress Boots;
Ladies' DO DO Buskins, &c &C.,
With great variety OF Shoes Ladies. Misses and
Children, Of superior quality and style eyaay
E0gr prices. JOHN RAMAGE
iuiVG
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The war ira E:urone,

ITs aud causes with the Vienna Treaties
1914 and 10 BY DUaANSE Containing also splen
did MspsalsO avinas Of the principal places in Italy, and
Portraits Of the leading engaged in the present great
struggle. 3Ocents. Received by Express by a
iuIvIG JOHN YORK 4
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Map Of the Seat OF war.

Embracing Large Maps OF Europe, Sardinia. Lobay Aus
tr anil Italy, containing general statistics Of the Empires,
Kingdoms ether States of Europe. 81 Received
by Express by JOHN YORK & CO..
fulvt6
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SUNDAY mORNING, JULY IS, 1859.
To our Patrons,

One of our agents is now collecting for us in
Lewis, Hickman, Lawrence, Giles, Lincoln, Marshall
and Maury while others are in Wilson, Rutherford
Bedford, Coffee, Cannon, Warren and Franklin
counties; and we hope friends viii give them
a hearty welcome AID response material to cur
interests. We hope our friends in those and other
sections viii feel proud of closing up their accounts
with our efiee.
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SALE OF VAGUARs.E EEaL ESTATE.
Through Tickets 40 Beersheba
Springs via. McFEsuRvjJle.

TEyIIS is the only route Beersheba Springs .ScsFa
that affords the facilities and convenience -
Of Through EickeGS and through baggage visit oTs
purchase Tickets Memphis, Grand Junction. Sevensc
Nashville and Beersheba Spnas back to all the points,
and will find their arrival McAnHyie RAMSEY MA
SONS line Of ne Coaches readiness carry Bi,hout de-
lay to the Springs, the distance Of y miles superb ard
road. ThisEie HeCer Tds 10 make the cOnHect5n
The accomI2ods &c MnnviIIe IT.
State and those who may refresh themselves place
have the comfortable that will
vided for. RAMSEY & MASON.
july9-dlm
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEHVED BY
HAG AN & J0H NSON,

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The Romance and its Hero,
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PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIPE. Aiee Carr author q CO
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The ola Plantation
AND WHAT GATHERED THERE IN AN AUTUsry -.
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New Work by 6. p. n. James, Esq..
TIE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL
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New Book OF Travels, for Boys.
THE BOYS BOOK on MODERN TRAvEE AND ADvRx
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TYREE SPRiNGS.

F5NHIs fashionable and popular Watering Place has been put
in complete and thorough repair and viii be opened
the accommodation of visitors and boaers tie I4h
der the direction and infringement Of Dr. D. T. SCOTT, whose
experi ence is well known.
The regular Stage line to louisville by the place.
and line Of Coaches from the Railroad Springs
will be PCT upon the road Immediately.
iuyli IT,
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Bloody Fiux, Dysentery and ChOI-
era mOFbus.

YEyHE Gg EFENBURG DYSENTERY SYRUP never falls 10
cure AL eases o. disorders o. The bowels hours
It purely table and taken IN qany quite harmless
hundreds Of Of hu after being given u
by Doctors. It we'll remembered for The service
Ell when cholera prevailed Nashville every printing
oee and mechanical business in the city, persons may
found who have its ecsey Il is prompt its elects,
relieves nhannei surfaces
the stomach hahed and protected against
this acred contents
may be given e the younzsst child
Prics 50 cents per bottle. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
iulylQ "a College Street, NeshviilI.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUmENTAI. MUSIC,

a BECKER would respectfully announce to the public Of
". Nashville that he has located teacher Of Voice, Of
Piano, Vonclo Violin, etc. Orders left MeCurs or Ben
cons sl1sa stlJs viii BE- promptly attended 10
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