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GuropaI)be pegi,bts,

Die gtntridt oon Der cntbufaTuIhcr Ehjucr
feier Der 0eutitcu in pcn Scr. Staatcn Dat in
9cutlhtnnp QrVBc 6rcuec rrre9t unp miro prn
oucn bcutihen %lGttcru 0ebUbreno 9cpiirrj0t.
Die Scrliner Srlt5jejtung ppm T.. Tex. I&rtjtt
barttrr;
NU paS Grtotne UNI S6Gnc, %cGciNcrucr
unp ScrcoelnCc, rG5 mir IN brm ~ecutldlrn Sutls
l"erfeitc IN uns aui9enrmmer, Crtcbt tcutc mod
rinmal in inns IN iterYcuEr Srglcnrc9una, mo
ne Nahrihten aus 2imcrlfd Ycr un7 licIcu urp
mir III elmer SGtiIe DEN bcrrlihrn pCutihcu Sc
pgnttog in Der ncucn 9HrIt s~cfciert irbcn, ME
nod ac elm pcutlhcr GAG III Ger fcrnlcn 6remoc
~tC9dnscn rprcCn 1T.
IS trttt uns corous @trnS ~cnt3cocn, ta8 uuS
tch binausbett iIbcr oas. mas ipnf 3cilta0e~
S~timmun9cn ;u er3eu0cn pcrmG0cn btuu -
9sltCbrn mir Cs nur nod nicmals bat uns Der
Gjrpanfc, poB mir cine glntiun ci9cncr 9rt ltup
10 mdtti9 e%r9rtfcn, ais 9erabe in ptu Scri6tcn
htcirr 5n9c5ieitljAtsitcn aus Nmcrifa.
gu OF Gin 6reuno in benz lcgtcn Gabric6nt
bic alto peutlGe Seimot9 YcrloGru, nm Crittcu
IN Der neuen 9Gclt cine 6eimntb III lu6cn, 70
DIT Ittc9 in unS i'm S6mer; iGn III pcrlirrcu.
nod Elm anperer S6merl duk pen S0buc aucc.
rfr Nattpncn icltcn cmpfnpei Der GhmcrI
bnB lb nieperum Gin tcutlhc5 Scr; u~crljGre in
benz 9rcBcn Strpms ejnes ncu i& tilprubtu
SammelpulteS uno in sic mirrc Wijhuu1 cinca
taitta prrstlenpen Oeiltce btnctntrrtc, NO mittcu
IN Der ~lrfultur unp Observation-Disclosures pc5 Yurcn5
lnp bee SanpeS eiuc uCtcrfwItur unr cine Gas
itenpe &a9eegeIbihtc tae ychcn ittrrIIutbtt.
SeIten %entlaicn onCcre 9iatipnalitIten i6rc
SDbne in FOLDER g9eiie in rtc 6rtmpc. Cine
jeoe STATION, Die III Ger Ncimatb cine Gin6cit III,
rerliert nift, lpupcrn scmjuut i'm Wuamonpcrer
1eue acknowledgements iIr bic 6crur. SPA
men unp Srantrett, 6ouanp unp &ritonien ia.
ben Snieln nno 9Sclttbcjlc ;u Stloten trfruh=
let nur Der Oeutihe = f. fIbIttn mir lttts =
3ebt = perlorcn. 6rn9t unp tlaot CT ned in Der
6eimatb $40 1T res 3sutlHrn %atcrlauo ?
uno 1T CT lr ungtidIjd, nit folder Traoe iein
etn3i9es gtdtiuu0llieo ttginrcn III miiNcn, 70
iptrp wp9l Sober lei ipltcm 61npcrrud ;um
lan9rn, piclcidt cpiacu NbiAitr upn Der 6ei-
mntb bic 6roge in iih ticf empIunpGu batrn {:
no, Du 9abincilcuper, tleibt Gein &atcrlanc ?
Der Neutlhe 3ebt biniber UNI mjlIen ism
lcipsr aus u~nicrcr G,elAihtc, aus Dem n~otipna-
len yettr Nihte mitjuSeRcn, ba5 mid pcn
St9mrr3 Der Grnieort9uug mo ,3erirGttrruna
neu IN tbm rriru9t; unp rrittIu on8ciaust,
'tlr3t CT III cine NeIt btnejn, Die nir Elm ircocnp
Me.r NlIe5 in ih aufnimmt, nm Nlr5 in lft
5u oerih!in9en, unp cine Ncuerthluua beroors
5r5oubern, osrsn 2ltlAnB noN in fcrner gu.
funit Iic9t.
unp ccb erIbCint CT un5 bcute onrers
0enn iitb, ru tbcurcS, einbcitSaumce, mast
atiprcn9tc5 &aterIauc, picle l~auicnce unc alter
t%aulenre ptincr aufarBcbencn i'm &GtfcrNttiimmct
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8cfammtr,abum0cn

Sso<2 sa5c DogeQ@eGeso :
%ou brute on III irNcr laNcs5eit ouSNr;tjcbn.e
ter Wanlstr1ttn uup 5tGuut!alIt, retit giurm rpr,
W9ljben @laic 9Seiu. NefIuc, zap pjricS 9cniil
irttaeGoBe llntermCbmcu Tic ~p,rpicntc Nncrtcn-
numg reS Yutlitnms iincen mjro, ttitt id, nm
rrtbt 5ablrrihrn &eluGh.
9pbu ~ orrbouleu, %tlt.
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Sce0f,rst:''nc
Scfcr &cnicG.

No. 1856 Srcnrltr., sniIhCn rgr Gtcn rnt tier.
Gem ccu,iden 9Uel,trm cit rrec5cnt &n;.t lac, ran mC;n
Stuhf une Sfte'ci-yG0cr fr @,rgcu Gnp Solacr wctl cI-
lnrttTt III. INN o0G tt nu;h f,tucn wc;rt, auh WIN me,r,u
!ytr:no'u upo N8nSNcncn rtbt ut HiJ,i AZ w,rS.n. Mu,
~ mem % leIit 1tnlro.asrnCt &Gbctcn wusa AIT rat sd
NSiI '~iN&t'iHfl- &Cttr Shid.
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Tempe If FaSl ION.

Tempe If FaS@ ION.
Slc ll'trricirrc:cu m1btn ihr rip HytunSc unN taS
g&c!'ttt NaHi!lm Guf cite fUr Hc fcmn rst u ,ba1TtS:rt
lV.v'u ttA@t.rn1 III ScntuNa cr Etr,jdiln 6ut; uHc N&t~
r,S %"S llnr @~"ItrIpre pa N~iI~uGcpy a oHfrctlum.
Tuitl ven NiittAltGrptu lrFl TN. Sic oicS b,.hcr g.
9NS,lE1E Nn "!:tttaHIt ann SotjruGt III rlr.Ten mcrpcn
StttnuE9ci l'csr A't rrCrotn Yon uno panElilb ouS1c.
iuprt. M1t tenn &c mo utcr,Cu0r ijn.
lnl'r Mctto: StarIl,r Nsiap, fIci.cr Ymft,
GthGrbt Il. GOuCrS
pat II. Gay % HuiagtcgY, 100 S'rrlefr
NtCnlCtiIe 0rtCl.
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l0)eiGcr.
S~Si&mopmh, @6. D~e;eumbcr 1850.
heDigirt nas teyaus9c6rben ron Q. gotTrl.
7. SIrobc, widen Glag unp gstsbitr.

Vie 9o. VruiS @uftr II. @rr., Moinltr., sui
ihCn Der .. unO TO-, bapcm Is iitcrrpmncu. ,r
Scquemltdfctt res 9ubIlfums i'm untcrcn Stntt~
tbctle Nn3Ci9cn &C. iur inns entsc9cn 3u ncbmen,
hte redbt}citi9 2ininobmc iinpen, mcnn lie tbs 4
llbr NntmittaNS %rNlcltit ntAc9ctcu mcretn. -
Nr. Stsfcr 1T 9ICiGfou1 tsrcdti9t, NuSeiscn uuc
3ohluna fin ms cntSC9cnSunctmtu. = Su I'M
'crcr SfFec, 7tc StroBs, 5mjid,cu Clap II. 2ci9t,
2te Ghilr rcn Vrt9t, trerrcn 2tu5ejsrn bis adj,
ubr Nteucs nnscncmmcu.
ssS~ llnfcre ouetrGrtiscn 2eIsr, trncn mir
Hr6nun9cn suiouotcr, mirccn uns purG Gin.
lsnpuu9 rrr Srtra9e icDr &c pFjAtrn.
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am Wtrntng, bCu %. Gcicmttr.
Nnian9 10 ubr MOr9cns, 6tluG ubr MtittnsS.
Gintritt so GtntS,
wpfir man Eager unh Sctittcn ~vcrtillcn fam.
Tic @iGentbUmry pre Ntp Martct &utcl5 tic
ten rur6 pt NrrnnljrunA oicice arp6cu &icr-
GcnarCic5 ccm ticrlictenrcn unp tjcrtrjrScuccu
NuHltfum cine WcICNcnbcit, i,lbit III cntbcipcn,
mclbeS o1o &c tie &tsr lit. IS itnr mcpsr NiUbc
nod &rtcn gripart. rus &jcr Ypu rci y~yricstrcc
men Sraucrricu III Inmmeln, uup lit uo,h teicnr
oere bcrocriubcben, nap coe criic ~icr ppu rcr
btti99n 9i'tt;rihcn Sroucrci ~rcr'opit Miro.
Tic uutcrjcjhmetcn i6rcihell 10 ratsr MT
Ter Nofnun9, iurcm liz Gem @9rrArten puthfum
rtn0e NeucS fir Den iretrn 5cJcrtal ttCtcn,
rttbt s%nblrejdb tCluht IN merpcn, uno &c crm
@cnarcB Die 2Giroc III prrie Zen, pc pltito gruBr
reutlhe Natirnal. W;trGnt ~rrrrtcnt.
Wdntcr II. ypbucrt,
Ode Der 6tcu uue NfOyiballraRr.
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WrrtGrY gum 9}crfaui!

tr'0utntrn StraFEt'dt gticAtn. ltr0t un!cr GAN
Il9en SePtNJnnAcn I'll O'rfauirn. 9iIberca Al
rrfro0eu III rer Sifcr Z. 81.
3um ttVQritebcmcen 9GctNnaAtsirlte rrlaube
mir oae prrcbrljbe rCutimr NubliFum All mctn
motl oirrttrtr2 Hnc crmptettrtct Eager yon Vprtz
%loito'S. '~lcA0mtcn Y1rYdrtritcn une G'alanteriez
Nrtttrin uperbaupt, aufmcrfl1m "a md:bcm. -
Dis pAlirmcc @cltcafr fir &iarer rmpitble cine
rttdc Nu1WA4l pUu inttrf dnteu uAp leGrreiAau
SIl0ertuhern, ME auh Spjellnhcn jecrr 9trt, ole
an %erlh'crcnbrit unp GriginLiitGt AIDES bie&er
0h9emelrnc ilhertIe7rn. - 3uAirjM fringe mciu
Wager epu 9ithuun9ebitdcru jCotr Nrt mnD GjrGEr,
lprte S6rcitnatrrtaiien une Sticipapier in alien
6orooten, sem iej~nitrn &tlln bis aii rnS ge=
mobHldl!e 6cmcpun in GrwIbnunl.
SUbn .. Stefer.
Sgp1rlt =, ipiiHen arr g.. II. I. Stragt.
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taltca uno Bit3iqes Siessr,

r. GtirG urN $Tis1i0Du E;pL.
@''''S~" ~SN%Nr
uHe Bic cCrlhjcoi ucg NT1tjCrtn, wC!dc Nu5 tincm mcrrclt
Spi, , lJnrrrr, '|i i%E Sl' S,,r y -, p, Sp, ,",.'' ' TN
htnnrn' %qgtf;!gsi1itn, %tm%lifHf[;! 8j,ritspfIrs' tlf5m66r
una jalhat |53mcTrHS!lin. Sn alien ner9o'sn me rHcHma-
t..y'A M"Etn s3i e. e' Tniaai1rn @t"lr" ~'0HN1!h2itS gtrirti
"S '2"'."'G5" 'r"". ''IyVI35 2i"'H';
q, 49,! = J. lt, re G,r ,,,H S, ,' 4. "nma"unE nan lT:n9
[ [io1: Gr, Gsn" Gyiri9tn % I, Sms S,,: Terr' , 3G[E,,st; sSEatn
'cint @mfaayuNa in ocn Ser. StaaNa nlrSr fr : irisai,,
eGa Eclimmt wcl&c ans Irf;ym &alvllnoc in niciem yanse
iertilat lHo - r'"i': inter thncn arrFtn %,ia0 &C.
lH'SHh : N". ~ - ca" A''tit"h''t'A H.Ri!,!.n: an, iancn
\" E,tf; n"h .'G ~ '.sa&E"' MNN'sfl" th Hs''fiNllFrH Oh
S'" 9' = I,.S~r g WI <,.""a,"y. Etlna,.,n "'1'yn.
nrr% frn IL M : ~. ,I :, 800 ', m. V,i nS,H SSA'tLlNiict
&n5ltreifman ii ammemma arAtna iinb. Nm @aat.
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Pm pr @iit9Ijrpcr ora Oejang. &ussms
Nirhinin

MrAre!e ii II mao CT F6nucn 10
JIci9 SigPl1Be intcn bci
Gbpa. % rItermonn.
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y. il oleuFrIp,

uN0 AGFaI N1NGIer IN Gi0nrren, &lIs
Jiantb. mNo Sdnuyf Jabaf,
~. i"S %rolSiirafe, &,tmpur, ga,
2f"P'":rt""tra he a~uUriaien Yriil it@aja.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-10-29
SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs!!

u,ur n,,us;,,aib have established at Washington La" Parish of ST. Landry, a u e,o.,
i Ia Of SNGERss SEWING MACHINES, wheea smppy will b.. kept constantly on RH st
- MW MMWuInwmnT Nj OJN Ir tos suit the vannsw wants OF tilt country. ""Md0
~ Tee Aahines are manufactured by NJ sngu&a o. IN Sw vsa mk and ana we on then Ito the uum
most reliable Of ANY MACHINE NOW IN E. -
SINGERS M~ACHINES!! -so @
..uu uu to fmt hlrrks and the coaret and heaviest Goods. The wl -. ~
EMw vpeIGg separated WITHOUT CUTTING EVERY sTrrCH. "%@
SINCERE SEWING MACHINES!!
sold by for three years. ., n F~
MAR viii uireIst ntmtedw will be furnished On application person. or by letter. the % umL
|M WasnngtnP rtohcaP Parish Of st: Landry, ,,. uuu. ,.z e"
silk Line nam Cotton thread, Needles hnNu@, "0es,h ebmeE, springs etc. etc, for Mh =
nsmt the various wants of purchasers" -
Me OLD MACHINES altered or exchanged for new machines, also repaired and ,m.
|fwtrMe =, r - =, T
aGoeahuuIG4 ne the public to call and examine these Machines, and be convinced o,n :.
supp ~feoHd ALL OTHERS NOW IN UsE!H
"""'"s" "h certain A. MILISPAUGIl.S p Agent for Tho s@
"%e Parish of ST. Landry, Washington, /.
e-.. - WALTER BENNErT, Agent for Z"
- State of Louisiana, 80 Camp upet.N cwOrs,,
samde Machines can be see at G. n. EALERs, Opeousas, La,
A,mat l. r. BUSIN ELLIS, Old Grand Prairie. E
OpelpnYs, October L. 1S59-ly.
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM.
Seeing is Rplievin. ,,

Nc part Of the system is more easily injured
An than the Eyes, and there are few persons who
do not at some period of their lives suffer from
diseases OF them. 1t is important to remember
that for all such diseases this Balsam will he found
a safe and certain remedy.-Read the following
testimony.
B~lNGuAMToN, January I, 1854.
Messrs. A. B. l. ID. Sands-Gentiemen. Won,
Roman Eye Bal.am, which ! was m ia
use for my daughters eyes, has acted on them like
a charm. Her eyes, which had for several months
been very much swollen and inHained, after a few
weeks use of the Balsam, were perfectly cured and
well as ever. Yours truly,
NJ. FOLEY.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS, Drug
gists, 400 Fulton Street, NewYork.
For sale also by P.L. HEIR
Opelonsas, October 20, 1850.
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so ?" A few words passed between Mr.. Lewis
and Judge Cullom, the former giving the latter
no satisfaction, when Judge G. gave Mr.. Lewis
a violent slap in the face. A little scuiile en-
sued without any thing important by either
party. ~
Wednesday morning after the adjournment
Of Court, Judge Cullom expecting an assault
from Edward i. Lewis aud John 9. Levi
armed himself and paraded the streets, passlh.
at one time the Messrs. Lewis, without their
showing any signs of an attack. Shortly
after this a message vas sent to Judge Cnllom
by Mr.. +. II. Lewis, to know if he would
meet him alone in the middle of the street. 10
this message Judge Cullom- replied" that he
had no terms to fix with him or any body ese
that he had no favors for MIR. Lewis. and
acting on the defensive, he should ask none"
The hostile p%artiesl were again very soon
within the width Of the street Of each other,
but no attack was made, a third time when
they were about the same distance apart,
eighteen yards, Mr.. Il. Lewis fred the first
shot, the Judge with open breast returned his
shot. They fired alternately at each other
until Mr.. Lewis had exhausted his 7lb shot,
and the Judge bis 10th shot. After the Judge
had fired his tenth shot, sons person handed
him a small shot gun, with which he took a
deliberate fire ut Mr.. Lewis. Here Mr.. John
G. Lewis fred at Judge Cullom and retired
towards his wounded companion. Mr.. Z. G.
Lewis received two shots, one of which was
considered dangerous. Judge Cnllom escaped
unhnrt. When the Messrs. Lewis were re-
firing. Judge Cullom drew u knife and rushed
towards them, but was prevented from using it.
This rencounter came before the Grand Jury
then in session, and they found bills against
the Messrs. Lewis for shooting at Judge G.
with intent to kill, and were bound over in q
bond of $4,000 for their appearance at tile
April term Of the Court in lsG0. The jury
also found a true bill agains; Judge Cnliom
for assaultirg William r. Lewis.
1t is reported that the matter has been ar
ranged between the combatants, and that it
will not be revived. .-
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How 70 GET RlcH.-Promptitude in bust.
.tsss6s transactions isa the handspring Of SUCCESS
n I'll our undertakings. We are led to these
lsmarks from know edge Of the fairness,
~nycnptness. and satisfactory method Of trans
.s9otings business BY The old and well known
lAsretCe Company, managers of the Amer,
Ka5aA Disttibntion Agency And nov, reader
we will tell you !. how to get rich, and quick
r., too. The Distribution Of this reliable
.sysoppanyI occurs within three weeks. By IT,
! Wrestling IS. you obtain q chance for several
IS eapital prizes, any Of which will make you
So sss'9Sndeypendent for life. BY sending $40. or $25,
Is lilhs Lawrence Company, syou viii receive a
peonpt return of tickets, aud will scarcely fail
.sas08secufe . good handsome prize-ope with
ssaa1Ateh you may call. aud feel yourself rich.
BA0nd your money arrive too late. it will be
7speomptIy returned. Thirty days may make
siagoar fortune. Address Lawrence Company,
.4Awrenteyille, Pa. Evansville Waterman.
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See the advertisement of Mr.. Mornhinveg in
another column. There is no mistake about
the superiority of his materials, and gentlemen
in want Of q fine article Of clothing ready made,
or wishing it made to order cannot be better
accommodated than to give him a call.
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-taSElR John FRASKLlSs FArk--By the re
xtsrs Of Tie Steamer For. recently to England,
s1Bssrmation Intensely interesting IN regard 70
aithe ste of Sir JoHx FRAKKLIN, has been
~.sfspsived. 4 ag1
tlan Itappearsf from the records discovered, that
!y,aErank1lin died ina' llS47, and that big ship was
aAandoned ii ls4s. There was q record found
u Point William, dated April 5th. l848, I'M
DIR A. signature III Capt. Crozier and Fitz
8 enes.. saying that the Erebus and Terror had
besasabandpned threesdass previous in the ice
hrrrtbat los Of The survivors were proceeding
d1oaGfeat Fish River -tlnt Franklin died June
.111fh, 1847-and that The total number OF
tsdlltha MI tte date Of the record was ? officers
md ~ men. &
taa Many Interesting relics we're found on the
" Western shore 81 King Williams Island, and
iinlny Others were obtained from the Esqui
.smaax Indians. who stated that after the ships
wess abandoned. Que of them was crushed in
~ ice, and ! second one driven ashore.
I Several skeletons and quantities Of clothing
were also found. "A duplicate record mp to
The time the ship was abandoned was also dis.
lsOsaeed. 4ss
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my DEAR" inquired a Young wife Of her
husband, a she reached up her rosy little
mouth to be kissed on his return from business.
!" have you seen the magnificent set of walnn,
furniture which the Jenkinses have Just
bought ~ Hem. no my love, but l have
seen the bill, which quite satisfies me-"
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"a We are authorized to announce Nr,
..raTHONAS C. ANDERSON as q candidate to re
ss~aaHifesent the. Parish Of 81. Landry at the next session
SSsaEJ Tie Legislature. Election in November next.
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III - w I. are authorized 70 announce Mr.
Il. j. SMITH. Jr., as a candidate TO represent tn
Parish Of 81. Landry in he..legislature at Batol
Rouge. Election the 7th of November next.
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q ~ WIN. II. SPENCER, Esq, in com.
pljsnce with the request of numerous friends, will
s. i candidate for q seat In the Legislature. Elec,
ton in November next. s8ises&
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OPPOSITION STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS j. WELLS,
g OF Rapides.
FOR LIEUTEN ANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN RAY,
OF Ouaclita.
r FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
y e. w. BLAKE, g&
of Terrebonne.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
THOMAS j. DURANT,
Of NewOrleans.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
-.. MATTHEW WATSON,
of Caddo.
s FOR TREASURER,
,JEHU PERKINS,
s-#' OF East Baton Rouge.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
r. q. CUNY,
OF CatahOnii.
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. ADVERTISERS @M

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation of the OPE-
LousAs PATRIOT is the largest Of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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TIt6r9Wes are authorized to present the
,4easS Of Mr.. THOMAS H.. WEIGHTMAN, a.
hsauatdatei to the office of Commissioner Of Board Of
.sEublie Works fori the I'd District. Election In
ynIAyAnaber next. Ysef % t
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Fl E5@asWe are authorized to announce M. b
EIRABD. Esq, as a candidate for District Attor
-GS1s sor the 18th Judicial District, ut the November
a&i1NtiOn. sf8a a9# ssk S@S
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q No. ALBERT DEJEAN is M indepeEdt
. @sanitf candidate for Clerk of the District Court 81 the
..ttAariishspf 81. Landry. Election in November next
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ny We are authorized to announce Mr..
A. N.aFEkRAELT a democratic candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, from the parish Of
~ Landry
u e2ection in November next. .s. Z
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Mss We are authorized 70 announce Mr.,
THOMAS McCROREY, as. an indspendent cnndi.
dats to represent the Parish Of St. Landry IN the
Legislature at Baton Rouge Election In November
next.
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~ We are authorized TO announce Mr.. j
], MORGAN as a candidate to represent the Parish
! n 81, Landry at the next session of the Legislature
= Election In November next.
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- We are authorized to announce Nj
JOSEPH y. RICHARD as a candidate for Justic
Of the Peace ins the LIT Ward. Election i'll Noven
NV her next.
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.xi6e We are. authorized to announce Mr.
i. v.gsCHACHEi,E.. the present incumbent, q can
+ 1s9atesfor reelection as Sheriff in the Parish Of St
: t.Sndry. Il the election in November next.
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Mg~ssANe are authorized to Announce Mr..
..EUGENE DAVID rs a candidate to represent the
Parish Of ST. Landry in the Legislature, Election
in November next. y3sH s.sEsG -t.ssejsf, asf5
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LlnlEs' AMERICAN MAGAzINE.-We are in
,ssyreeceipt df The November number Of this
Magazine. 1t Is one Of the Monthlies we
ss,as1peckk iii with anxiety il, advance.
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We are aufhnrized to announce Mr..
LAtRYErTE CALDWELL a candidate for the
office 1fs Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second
yDk,trtct. Election in November next.
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bnnl6yW We are authorized to announce Mr.
s1 lIT sENEuvEJOEBERT the present incumbent
hoarSndidate forfeeiection as Assessor in the Parish
Of st. Landry, Mt the election in November next.
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CorTos PLANT 4 soIi u rHE Sourn.-The
November number Of this excellent Monthly
y Oh or table. Look out Dr.. Cloud for .
sssAIuh of any from IBIS Office to m Is,
arnsry 1850.
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There are few who know how to be idle and
innocent, and the very first step out Of business
is usually into vice and folly.
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x young girl recently married a stranger.
slkdging that 'she would have plenty of time
70 bccvine acquainted with him Afterwards.
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OF LIME.

l. OF LIME,
FfNHE undersigned having taken tile agency OF the
Manuiaetnie of Bi-,tiphite Of Marcelin, Eude
Il Co., of NewCrlean,. has the honor To inform the
Sugar Planters Of this Parish that he will constant
iy have on hand a ~satlicien; assortment of this
article . or III degrees in strength, OF tile old stand.
ing manufacture.
Those who may want this article will do well to
inform the undersigned eight or ten days in ad.
vance. so as to enable him to send directly for a
good and fresh article. F., l.. PITEE.
Washington, La, Oct. 20, ls5o,-lt.
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Chrietien Mornhinveg.

VXIOULD respectfully inform his old friends and
w patrons, that he has just returned ron the
wy OF Ne" with the most beautiful and ele
CANT stock of Goods in his line of business ever
introduced into this MarketM
When in the City of NewYork he had a large LOT
of the finest articles of Clothing made to suit tn,
measures of some thirty or forty Of his customer,
who will please call and get their suits.
His stock of materials for fitting up gentlemen's
wardrobes in the Deatest and most tasty manner is
unequaled in this market, and he assures his friend.
and customers that he is prepared to cut and make
clothing Of every description in the latest trenrl
and American style.
A large supply of ready made clothing of the
best quality on hand for sale.
Call in and examine for yourselves.
Opelousas, October 90, ls59.-ly.
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DIDD:
At her residence. in Bellevue, on the 9th inst.
Mrs. Widow JOSEPH v. RICHARD.
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TAKE NOTICEi

A III persons are hereby torewsrned from trading
"a Tor a note given by the subscriber in favor of
+. w. Cason, at Big Cane, for fifteen dollars.a as I
intend to make opposition to the payment Of the
same. +. KING
October %. lS59.-lt,
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1loYD'S PROLIFIC COTTON SEED, for sale
ID by G. CARRIERE4
October ", lS33.-4m. Washington, La.