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II OST A CHECK ON TIE BANK OF THE
IL STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, gi zen to and en-
dorsed by me, from j. Womble for $lS7 &C. dated on or
about April 2s, 1859. All persons are forewarned from
trading for said check application will be made for
duplicate on the lst of September.
GEO. D. HARDIE
Raielgb August g. 1859. 6S-mpd
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MARRIED.

In this City. the cath u BY John F. Hutchins, ESQ.,.
Mr. Green Poole to Miss Catherine Smith, daughter of Oh.
born Smith. Esq.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church. in Greensborough,
Ala on the evening of the Goth july by the Rev. Dr..
larman, George W. Brooks, Esq, Of Raleigh N. c.. to
Mrs. Lucic H. Webb, of Greene county, Ala.
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Advices from Sagua la Grandc to the 14th inst,
state that the amount Of sugar in that port for ship
ment was about 1000 hogsheads
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July 1s, 1859.

DEATH OF RICHARD RUsH.-The Washington Con-
stitution of Saturday evening says: 1--WE are in
formed of the death of the Hon. Richard Rush, at
hisresidence in Philadelphia, this nosnins"
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LARGEST YEr.-The wheat crop of Southern Ken.
lucky this year, is said to he the largest ever grown.
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GooD BusINEss.-The cotton manufactory at Au-
gusta Ga, turns out twelve thousand yards of man.
ufactured cloth every day.
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- A friend at Saratoga, Wilson county, will
accept our thanks for club of eleren subscribers
He writes:
1--WE people of Saratoga feel ourselves safe stand
ing on the platform sustained by the editors and
friends of the Standard; SO need no Presses
down this way"
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Death of Horace Mann.

CINCINNATI August 2.--Horace Mann, professor
in Antioch College, died at Yellow Springs this af.
tsrnoon.
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BLOWN NoRTH.-A friend informs us that an
amusing incident occurred on the Sd instant on the
railroad between High Point and jamestown. A
gentleman got on the cars at High Point, bearing
pole with likeness on canvass Of the Hon. John
A. 'llmer with several inscriptions, such as mo
North, no South, no East, no West" &c. But be-
southern wind, and away went the gentleman with
u, principles to the ground. The banner was lost
c. c'O~n North-grounded destined not to grace the
a"'nsr meeting held that day. We trust his fall
n we 4th was as complete if not so sudden, as bis
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*Not official.

The vote of Wake in 1856 was Branch 1873
Shepard ll07. Mr.. Sanders falls 4l9 votes behind
Mr. Shepard, and Mr.. Branch falls 206 votes behind
his vote in 1855. Mr.. Branch leads Mr.. Sanders
679 votes, being a gain for Mr. B. of 213 votes,
compared with the vote in 1855.
We learn that the vote of Warren is Branch 415,
Sanders 3d. Three precincts to be heard from.
No ointegence from Franklin Granville, or Nash.
We learn that the vote at Gulley's, Johnston, is
Branch &C, Sanders 81. Mr.. Branch leads MIR. S.
few votes at the Smithfield precinct. We have not
heard the result in Johnston.
We learn that Orange has given Mr.. Branch l II
majority.
First District.
The candidates in this District, were, Hon. H. NJ.
Shaw, Democrat, and W. N. H. Smith, ESQ.,, Op-
position-Shaw's majority over Smith two years
ago was 3S.
We learn that Halifax has given Shaw 259 ma
jority, and Northampton 1863 majority Hertford
has given Smith 1876 majority Shaw's majority in
Halifax in 1857 was 193 He has, therefore, gain
ed in Halifax 66 votes. Halifax has done nobly.
northampton gave Shaw in 1857, 1S2 majority.
He has, therefore, lost 13 votes in that county.
Hertord gave Smith in 1867, 1872 majority. He
has gained votes in that county.
Shaw's clear gain in the three Counties above
named, is torty-nine
Sixth District.
The candidates in this District are Hon. A. N.
Scales Democrat, and Gen. j. M. Leach, Opposition.
We have the following returns from Davidson:
Lexington, Leach 551, Scales 1856; jackson Hill,
l. cach 2l1, Scales 90; Wards Leach 81, Scales 36
Thomasville, Leach 14s, Scales %; Tyro, Leach 10,
Scales Is; Old Store Leach 116, Scales 100. Three
precincts to hear FROM
Reported gains for Leach in Alexander, Iredell,
and Forsyth
Seventh District.
The candidates in this District were Hon. Burton
Crage, Democrat, and Gen. S. H. Walkup Opposi-
ton. We have some scattering returns but none
full or definite. Mr. Craige is of course elected.
Fifth District:
The candidates in this District were Hon. A.
lilmer and NJ. @. Waddel, Esq. Opposition, and s.
T. Williams, ESQ.,, Democrat. Gilmer's vote in
Gnilford is 2O35-an addition Of 472 to his former
Vote Mr. Williams, it is reported, has lost votes
n Alamance. Nothing from the other counties
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d l e ID

In Pitt county, the Isl nst Mr.. William Lawrence
Perkins, aged 38 years months and 20 days.
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DAY YOUR TAXFs,-I aX now n =

la II ICUh IAAES.-l am now in r i.
- session Of the State Tax Roll, for the year
1885, and Of all the Licences for the year 1859 and
am ready to receive said Taxes and Licences from
the l4th of March, 1859. For the Convenience Of
the Tax Payers, will be in person, or represented
one Of my deputies (duly authorized) at the fol
tlcwlng places, on the days below fixed, between 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ; for the purpose
Of receiving the above Taxes and Licences at the
expiration Of which time, I shall issgs1r =. --spf
seizure on all delinqnents - ll'
I, At my office in Opelousas, ccr5ridleing l4th
niArch 1859, tilleshe 18th April le59as
. At6dichel Emory on bayou Teche, Monday the
At Theodore M-ard's, Arnaudville, the same
day. s..<
At Leon Thibodeanx's Coulee Croche, on Wednes-
day the Goth April 1859
At Hypolite Gndry's, Mouton's Point, on Thurs.
day the 2lst April 1861
: At Hayes carnes' store, Lower Plaqueinne, on
Friday the I'D April 1853.
leeAt Joseph E. Daigle's, Upper Plaquemine, on
;.,aplrday the 23d April 1859.
:, Placide !.eblanc's, Lyons Point, on Tuesday
; ln R6th April 1859.
II At Prosper BarOnnet's, Mermento's Cove on
Wednesday the 9th April 1859.
At Antoine Carts, Pointe aux Loups, on Thursday
the 2sth April 1858.
At /. y. Verret's, Bayou Mallet, on Friday the
29th April 1852
At David Courville's, Faquetaique, on Saturday
the 30th i~-.%,lsh9.
At NapoKliela ashdrepont's, Plaisance, on Monday
,ar. ed May 1853.
: n'Egsin Laheurs, Chatagnier, on Tuesday the
,ni leuy1a59.
i;,At Theodue Fontcnot's Coffee House, Flat Town,
VI Wednesday the 4th May 1859.
i At Grimms' store, Bayou Chicot, on Thursday the
j5th May lNf9.
at JOSEF sandrenaux's, Prairie Mamou, on Fri.
At-phil;,ne Storp;s Old Grand proirio nm Satp,.
day the 7th May 1850
At Peter Collins's, Moundville, on Monday the 9th
May 1859.
At Thos; Mecrorys, Bayou Beuf, on Tuesday the
10th May 1859.
At J. i. s1orris's, Bayou Rouge on Wednesday the
11th May 1859.
At the Old School House, Waxia, on Thursday
the 18th May 1852
At John Reeds Coffee House, Washington, on
Friday the 18th May 1863.
At B. J. Sage's, Atchaalaya. on Saturday the l4th
May 1859 L. V. CHACHERE, f
March IL, 1859. Collector of State Taxes
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

S#,RIFF's S#,RIF SALE; tate Of Lou;,6 ins,
~ District Court, Parish of ( / LandrvAN,u me,
James +. Rufiin VS.. Mark w. Harwell. -
ny virtue OF writ of f. siss,l, abo,,. enti.
Of st. sq Idyt Sy the Dstriot Parish
ed, will expose at public sale ! e;elye months,
credit the purchaser giving 1Nnt 18th good secnri.
y, and paying interest e.. the rate of per cent.
per PC annum from date Ut the Courthouse "a Of this
issa aasn c,aa On sAaySAY tle 7th dayof May, A. D..
continuing fqc day to day, if necessary, all the the
rlght, title ipsrest and demand OF the said defend
ant, Mark ". Harwell. in and to the following
properly, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
the + Parish of ST. Landry, containing about i've m
hundred acres, more or less bounded North by D.
D. SCOTS plantation, South by the plantation Of
Ing q Ddeiendant; - Mark ". Harwell, East by Bayou
Sherlf's Office, Opelousas, April lG. 1859. -
l.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-District Court
~ Parish of st. Landry No. s6Gs. Estates of
Julie v Richard, deceased. - '"'s' -
!, ALEXANDER LEX EsTILLErrE, of tile Parish of St.
Landry, Administrator Of the estate If Jniie Y.
hlehard deceased late Of said Parish, having filed
final tabean of said estate, accompanied by his
petition praying that the same may be homolo-
gaIed aI and confirmed; And whereas, the prayer of
dated March ~, 1859: = - - o''-
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested tH,show cause, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, w5 said
sapiea9 should not Chronological confirmed.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk,
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Dstrict Court

STATE OF LOUISIANA Court
~ Parish Of st. Landry.-No. s667 Estate of
Carmelite Lacase, deceased. :.
FLoRIAN SoNN1ER. of the Parish Of St. Landry,
Administrator of the estate of Carmelite Tacass
deceased, late of said Parish, having filed final
tablea and account Of said estate, accompanied by
ms petition, praying that the same may be homolo-
gated and approved; And whereas, the prayer of
dated March %, 1859; o~As.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested to show cause, ii any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof why said
taolea4 should not be homologated and confirmed.
Clerks office, Opelousas, March 26, 1852
LIS. LASTRAPES Clerk
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GTATE OF LoUIsfANA-.z5isstrict Court

STATE OF LOUIsEANAzz;istrict Court
- Parish Of St: Landry. ). Y6s. . Estate Of
Don Louis sonnicr and wife ISceased.
FLoRiAN SoNNIER, Of Parish of st. Landry,
Administrator of the estate Of Don Louis Sonnier
and wife, deceaseaAste of said Parish, having filed
final tableau ccount Of said estate, accornpa.
MED BY his:petfion praying that the same may be
homoiogesed and approved; And whereas, the
Of Conrt dated March %, 1859; q
Therefore notice is hereby given to all persons in
!! !erested to show cause, if any they have within
thirty days from the date hereof, why said tableau
should not be homologated and confirmed.
Clerks Office. Opelousas, March 26, 1859.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk
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HENRY -Engraver on Mar
- BILE, has just established shop at st. Martir
vile, for the construction Of funeral monuments of
every description makes inscriptions on the sar,loa
and also proposes to furnish iron-raing for ton Dr.
Refer to jonathan Harris.
Opelousas, August II, ls5s.--1y
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SHERIldHsIT'S s SALE.-state of Louisiana.
~ \, DIST, ~ Court, Parish of st. Landry.-No -.
Euseaae .Richard, Widow, VS.. Philippe Esterling.

,. By virtue Of an alias order dSseizure and sale
Court in and the Parish of st. landry and State
aforesaid and to me directed, will ex osc at pub
llc sale for cash. at the Courthouse of this Parish.
on on SAa,}RDAY, the 7th day of May. A. D. 1859,
contln,ni,s s,a IfaE to day, if necessary all the
right title, inter....ss Iceland Of the said defend
ant, Philippe Esterling, f. m. c., in and to the fol
lowing property, seized to satisfy said writ, to witt
Of St. Landry three arpents0 front by fifteen in
depth, to be taken from the Extreme West and Of
a larger tract Of land, owned by Elisha AnJrus,
m's.sasfss1y ma Is; sst a., Dents, tsasd on
South by land Of Mrs. Pierre Lacombe. on the East
BY land Of Elisha Andius and on the West BY land
Jean Bite Roy. '''ffle re- y
sheriff's Office, Opciopsas, April 2, 1855. 81,
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DAY YOUR TAXEs.--I am now in DOS

DAY YOUR TAXES.-I am now in pos
= session Of the Parish Tax Roll, for the year
ls5s and of all the LICENCES for the year 1850 and
am ready to receive said Taxes and Licences from
the 14sh of March, 1853. For the convenience Of
the TaATayers, will be in person. or represented
by one Of my deputies (daly authorized, at the fol-
lowing places, on the days below fixed, between 10
o'clock a. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ; for the purpose
of receiving the above Taxes and Licences; at The
sexpiraton Of which time, shall issue notices of
seizure on all delinquents IA
At my office in Opelousas, commencing 14th
Msgch 1859, till the 18th April 1859.
Il NJ Michel Emonet's, Oh Bayou Teche, Monday the
18th April 1859.
At Theodore Richards, Arnaudville, the same
day.
10Th April 1853
AT Leon Thibodanx's, Coulee Croche, on Wednes-
day the 10th April 1859.
At Hypdiite 1iuidry's, Mouton's Point, on Thurs
day the ff1itst April 1853.
At Hayes carnes, store, Lower Plaquemine, on
Friday the I'D April 1859. III.
At Joseph p. Daigle's, Upper Plaquemine, on
Saturday the 23d April 1850.
Al Placide Leblanc's, Lyons Point, on Tuesday
the 26th April 1859
4 At Prosper Baronnet's, Mermento's Cove, on
"Wednesday the 27th April 1853.
AT Antoine Carts Pointe aux Loups, on Thurs
day the 2Sth April 1859.
.At =, p: yerret's, Bayou Mallet, on Friday the
al David Courville's, Faquesaique, on Saturday
the 30th April 1853. 3Ss
at Napoleon Andreponts, Plaisance, on Monday
the I'd May 1859. M
At Dorssn Lafleur's, chataignier, on Tuesday the
Sd May 1852 5.s;i
AT Theodule Fontenot's Coffee House, Flat Town,
on Wednesday, the 4th May 1853.
\ At tirimms store, Bayou Chicot, on Thursday the
5th May 1859.
At Joseph Landrenaux's Prairie Mamou, on FIJI
= at Philippe staggs, Old Grand Prairie, on saturs
day the It'll May 1859.
At Peter collins's Moundyille. on Monday the sth
May 1853.
Il Thos Mccrory's, Bayou Bteuf, on Tuesday the
al 1t j j. 1. Morris's Bayou Roage, on Wednesday the
Il Il The the Old School Hoass, waxia, on Thursday
the 18th May 1859.
Il At John Reeds Conse House, Washington, on
Friday the I3th My 1859.
Al B. j. sage's, Nchaialya, on Saturday the l4th
May 1859. ELBERT CAN'T,
/, March IL. 1859. Collector of Parish Taxes.
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Opelonsas, March 26, 1850.
[p PHOTOGRAPHIC GALL ERsYY O1U
= FELLOANS BUILDING WASHINGTON La.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALIsER I'D
:. FELLOWS BUILDING NASHTNGTON La
IL y ~ great mistake % suppose that anybody
IN become q good photographic as to conclude
nay any one can BEN I1iran Powers OF q Shakes,
peare. There was time within the memory Of all
Fneh the entire country was soverrun with set of
Sc Ga ayaerrcan operators whose claims to the
lae OF artfst We're abont rs well founded do those
y. Y. the lev. Danphiil Williams to the throne of
france: This noble army of martyrs y has been
sraauily decreasing for some years past and very
apeIlof Class ofmef are taking their places. Pho
osIaphy occupies now an acknowledged position
.aohs tneflne arts, and has been brought to high
estse Or by the combined efforts of genius
sua Mere dabsters have been taught that
~" ~, of weeks is not sufficient place them
,a,. par WITH men who have spent years of toll and
ttaay 70 developing and perfectng theart. Among
M .t VINO nave made this art their study since the
process was Invented by the immortal
IS Il. y Breen who has lately fitted up in
. one of the most complete suit Of rooms
Sse sontn. He has "a light containing over one
wan lees ot glass some two dozen cameras Of
I kilid and size and very extensive labrasory
~ .nemcais! In fact he is prepared to execute III
~ most complete style of art any kind Of picture
ao 1ne "a tne United States Particular attention is
eu 70 his plain photographs which are gems ia
Enelr way and afforded at SO low price a. 10 be
sitnln the reach Of ALL 55saa rs NJ
M ms cplored in oil are as durable as
H., ". aihtng ~ on canvass besides which they are
'ways Wy !rne representations Of tile ori gina.
""su'i,seoh Ia, February S, 1853.
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FURNITURE sTORE-Ma,n street Oue

W CNNal ChL . Iohc--Aialn street, Opp-
:! iousas, (old stand of Mr.. Perranlt 1.-The I'M.
derSigned having opened Furniture Store in the
town Of Opelousas, respectfully announces to the
public that he will sell the numerous articles in his
ilne ot business as low as they can be purchased
in NewOrleans, the expenses of freight included,
ne Will continue to manufacture and repair furni-
ture in the neaest style and manner and will also
exchange new furniture for old.
Ladies' and gentlemen will please call and OK.
anime for themselves.
Has received by the steamer Bayou Belle, Large
assortment OF Black Walnut aud Mahogany Armoirs.
Bedsteads of all kinds and dimensions.
Chdren's beds and Rocking Beds.
Wash stands with plain and marble tops
Wash stands. Chairs and Rocking Chairs, Chill
dren's high and low Chairs Of all description.
Dining tables Mahogany and Walnut Round
tables. Folding tables, etc.
French Guerdons. Sofas, Looking glasses assorted
of sizes.
Ladies' Work boxes necessaires and fancy small
turnitnres, ETC., ETC. LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas, January l, 1s59-ly
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EOR SALE.-Six hundred and seventy
acres of land situated on the Big Cane ss,ct
Ridge, Parish of Avoyelles for terms and con. -
ditions apply at the opeiolsas Patriot. oct oNsm
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NFEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. VAI1NcouR,
lNl accoucheur, surgeon and dentist. having per-
nanently settled ia Opeousas, offers his profession
II services to the citizens of st. Landry.
He viii exercise his profession zealously, within
the period Of fifteen days. he undertakes to cure all
Srtseaters Of that unfortunate depravty of taste.
Medical advice given gratis to the poor, on Mon
days and Fi5days from eight to nine O'Clock A. N.
REFERENCES.
yermillionyille. Opelousas.
lIaeyillon 4 TAYLOR, Adolphe Garrigues,
Jean r. Arceneaux, 0. A. Guidry,
Raymond Rim, DR.. Acher,
Agerin Arceneaux.
Opelousas, August 90, 1857.
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A UGUSTE N. ROBIN, Anctioneer il, and
y for the Parish of St. Landry. Offers his ser.
vices to the pulic of this Parish generally.
He can always be found at the RECORDERS office
Opelousas. May 20, 1858.
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CARTS. CANE WAGONS, BUGGIES
~ etc.-The undersigned being the agent for the
House of Busy Lttell II Co., manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va can supply planters with any thing
N Tue way OF Carts, Wagons and i,uggies on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Planters
are respectfully solicited to hand in their orders
early, so as to procure the articles previous to low
water. r. r. WILKINS.
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Q. o. O.F.-PRA1RIE LODGE No. 81 meets at
- Washington every Tuesday even ,u..,...
lng at 81 o'clock, ,. H. Whitney, N. 81 71SS Ss
e; T. Mtre, G; Reed Secretary; a4<ES
Ernest Bouchez, Treasurer: A. Mills.
paugh, P g.. The Order is invited To attend
Opelousas, January 22 1858.
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~ ARDEN SEEDS!!-Just arrived, large
M and well selected assortment of Shaker
Garden Seeds, direct from the Gardens, dsHSa
which are guaranteed fresh, and the best SSsSs
adapted to this climate, for sale by ~
P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
Opelousas, Feb. H. 1850.
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oU1S VANHILLE. Public Auctioneer
- in and for the Parish of st Landry.
Opelousas, may 8, ls5s.--ly
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ClOOPERAGE. The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times a supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS ana HALF BARRELS for
Moiasses, Of the best workmanship which he offers
at the customary prices He will also receive and
execute orders for any description of work in his
line. "a supply Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINE
FOOT PICKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM S. READ, Washington,
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E.VARlSTE DEJEAN. Public Anctioneer
- in and for the Parish of st. Landry. Office IN
Opelousas. Feb 10, ls5a.-ly
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rUST RECEIyED!-An assortment of Blank
eJ Books, Pass Books, Memorandum and Pocket
Ledgers.
Also. a fine assortment Of Fancy Note paper and
envelopes, for sale by ?. LEoNCE HEBRARp.
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TT B. RITCHIE, Surveyor, Civil En-
LIZ gineer and Draughtsman.
Washington, La, April II, 1s5s.--ly.