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SEPARATION OF HUSBAND AND WIFE BY
ORDER OF rig SpIRITs.-Mrs. Birch, wife Of
Mr.. ReubeAsBirch, who has been entertaining
some of our Portland spiritualits at the house
corner of Middle and Franklin streets, for some
months past, by performing some of her won
|derful spiritual tests, received d communication
from the spirits, through a lady, also a spiritual
medium, Informing her that it was her duty to
separate from her husband, with whom she had
been living on the most friendly terms for
about five years that her husband was under
the influence ofile spirit of a negro, and that
.Ar. Birch, being himself p believer IN spiritual
h, and thinking that IL would be wrong not
be guided by the order coming so directly
i'm lie 4 spirit land consented for the pres
to submit to q separation, and the wife
jnediately started on a lecture tour in Mas
~chusetts. But MIR. Birch. after a few days
Election, began to re serious doubts as to
he intentions Of his wife, and resolved to up
and follow on the track" He Immediately
started E--Boston, and after searching diligent-
ly for some time among the professional spirit
ualists, his efforts were crowned with shcsSSSs
by meeting " face to face" the object OF ssB
search. But his entreaties, which were pow
.erful 10 the extreme, for her to return to his
bosom, proved unnyailipeM
Ti.sady was found ne house of a certain
Judge, who resides on.a certain avenue, and witE
her two doctors, whom she introduced. 10 he.
husband, one of whom, on being introduced,
was thrown Immediately into the trance
state, and through the assistance Of the other
doctor produced n prescription to be followed
by the husband Eating at the same time that
his nervous very much deranged,
and that if he would 60 me to Portland and
remain quiet for the space of two months. he
would experience from the use of the medicine
a permanent cure.
A copy of the receipt we give below, think
ing that it may be of service to persons who
are afflicted IN a similar manner. The receipt
is as follows, which it must be confessed, is
quite Of a spiritual nature
Take two tablespoonful of highest proof
alcohol, two tablespoonsful of refined sugar
one tumbler full Of boiling water, and drink
three times a day before each meal.
The husband returned, but we doubt if the
medicine will have the desired effect"
Portland Advertiser.
A
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Observation-Disclosures B. +. Rarey,
the celebrated horse-tamer will be in our town
on next Tuesday and will deliver a lecture at
the Courthouse at 2 o'clock +. NJ. upon the
government and education-of the horse.
A class will be organized after the lecture
for the purpose Of communicating to such as
desire, the art Of tanning the most refractory
mules and horses in double,quiiek time.
There is no hnmbuggery in this matter.
Professor Rarey will operate on any wild or
vicious horse, convincing by his experiments
that there is truth in his system, and that the
cry of fraud and collision can not be applied
to his manipulations.
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DUBLIC SALE--State of I,onisiapa- Dis.

public SALE,-State of Louisiana, Dis
tIict Court, Parish of ST. Landry.-No. SCH.
Jesse Hays VS.. Lewis Moore ct ais.
ny virtue OF a Judgment of the District Court,
rendered in the above entitled suit. / viii seII at'
rnnlic Auction, to the last and highest bidder, for
oaSn; az y me c9nrt,house, in the town Of Opelousas,
On On sAIuRpAY the I'd day of April, A. d. 1859,
.or the purpose Of affecting Il partition between the
parties, to the above entitled suit, the following
described property, to wit:
4 certain lot, or fraction of a lot of ground
s,ona,ea IN the town of opelousas. being the same
ceaea ny. Joseph L. AndIus. to ManonN Baldwin, f.
W, g., Of the Parish of st. Landry, during her
natural life, the said lot being numbered on the
b pnnna OF sad, town, as lot No. A, square No. ii,
landry street, West by Court street and E,st by
l9hd belonging to Charles n. Ealcr, together with
sLi tue buildings and improvements thereon, excent
a .i, paced thereon by the plaintiff, Jesse HAYS, to
VIZ; a certain Stable, and appertenances.
onef'i $ office, st. Landry, February 10, 1859.
l." V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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INTERESTING FROM THE MINEs-GoM Mn,
ing Gc.-We lind in the Kansas CITY Metro.
polltan a letter from Cherry Greek, from which
the following is an extract:
We arrived at Cherry Creek on the last dav
OF October, in the evening. The same %eveninn
three men of the Lawrence COMPANY met ne
They were going back to the Arkansas 10 ar.
range to winter there. We prospeeted ,hs
next morning and found gold, hut one of those
men advised us to go to the Platte, and 81 we
left that foreoon with one of them TO onido NJ
there; 1T is four miles mp the river from the
mouth of Cherry Greek, in the best min;na
country now found. We intend to build .
city here They have laid out one at The
u PUN OF cherry Creek, but think this is a
% f'eF pace. We number over two hundred
nt g, ana about one hundred at the mouth Of
TN oeek' Thfse are all out here now. There
are a lew wagons on the road coming here vet.
Neshave had plenty of game all the wav
coming and there is abundance here. There
mas been snow here, too, but the weather is
very fine now.
God can be found anywhere, but in small
quantities. a fellow can wash with a rocker
from 81 to s. anywhere.
PROVISIONS are very high here now. There
are but one or two men who have any for sale
fIour Is $40 per sack, beans $40 per buslel.
nails 3oc per pound, and everything else in
proportion Lumber is 25 cents a foot. But
expect cheaper goods in from New Mexico
in a few days. ~
II yon come out here next spring, come the
route if you can. 1t is about two
hundred miles nearer than the Northern, which
We came 1t was as near eight hundred miles
the way we came as anything else. and took
Us Just seven weeks, but we laid up about six
The timber on the Platte river is all cotton
wood, but there is plenty of pine about Ten or
iileen miles from here. TIis is a healthy
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The Acquisition of CHIN.

The following is the bill which Mr.. TAYLOR
OF Louisiana, asked, but did not obtain leave,
TO Introduce in the House yesterday:
a ~ to provide for the acquisition of the Island of
Cuba by negotiation, and for its being inrn,,'or VI
ted into the Union in the event of its being So
acquired. """s 50
BE 1t enacted By the Senate and House nj
Representatives. Of the Unaef States of .4lae,joa
n Ceng1es. assembled. Thu. Tie President hn.
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pUBEIC MEETING.

Another meeting ofthe white Shareholders of the
Parish Of St. Landry will take place at the Court
Ifouse Of Opelousas on Saturday the 26th inst, at
10 o'clock 4. NJ. for the purpose of suggesting to
Oqr Legislators the adoption Of more stringent reg
Citations for the government of the free negro popu-
!ation in this State generally and the Parish Of st.
Landry particularly.
The meeting will be addressed BY several public
speakers.
Opelcusas, Feb. IS, 1859.
Na MANY CITIZENS.
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~ We are authorized 10 announce the
Hon. ALBERT VOORHEES, OF ST. Martins, as a
candidate. for the Office Of Associate Justice of the
sapremesCourt, for the Third District. Election in
April next
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The Hon. A. M. Perrault will accept our
thanks for copies Of the " Annual Report of
the Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas Railroad
Company" Report Of the Commissioners Of
the s jackson Monument Association" " An
nual Report Of the Attorney General and The
/" 6peciai Report Of the State Engineer on
Bayou Cut-OF.n
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= MS judgment 1t is ausIsaule 50 To uv,
zen negotiations for the cession of the
Ind of Cuba from Spain 10 the United
.ates and that he be. and he is hereby,
nrther authorized aud empowered to bind the
nited States for the payment to Spain, Of u
I'm not to exceed one hundred and twenty
\lllons OF dollars, as q consideration for said
sion, when the same shall have been made
and completed by a treaty signed by the prop
erly accredited and duly authorized agents OF
the two governments, and ratified BY Spain. %
SEasa. And be II further enacted, &c., That
upon the ratification by Spain of a treaty fer
the cession Of the said Island of Cuba from
Spain to the United States, made and compile
ted as aforesaid, the President be, and he is
hereby, authorized,nd empowered, Immediately
thereafter to cause bonds of the United States
to be issued for the payment Of the said sum Of
one hundred and twenty millions Scholars, oil
so much thereof ss may be required, a,,s
deliver the same to the properly accredited 4
duly authorized agent Of SPUN which $
bonds shall be divided into not less than :,
staIlments, aud BIZ, payable in not mssfre iii
thirty years, and shall bear an anp Il inter
not to exceed five per centnm perssinum, pa
BILE half yearly at the Treasur Department (
the United States
SECS. Aad BE- &fJmN Enacted, &c., ut
the said Island o. slab" the same is ally
time eeded to III ed States, n be
erected Into a new SlaaS,, to be called II Estate
OF Cuba, with a republican form of overn-
ment-to be adopted by the people of e said
island, by their delegates, duly elect by the
suffrages of the hite males over age of
twenty.one years and reslcnt in ie island
and citizens Thereof, in%S 1ventiq ssembled,
with the consent Of the United Gates and
that the said new State, so creaf is aforesaid,
shall De admitted into the Ur by virtue of
this act, with four repres ives until the
next apportionment Of res %.tation, on ali
equal footing with the ey States.
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LIKELY SL1TES.

nv "A11l ISSs ONA
Willis, negro man, A No. l, aged about % yc.as;;
Louis, negro man, a No. /, aged about ~ Years;
Dick, negro man, A No. l, aged about Is wears
llctofin, negro man, A No. /, aged about a years,
George negro man, rupturcd, driver, aged about
60 years;
Mary LIZ, negro woman, A No. l, good field and
house servant, aged about 20 years;
Amelia, negro woman, A No. |, house servant,
aged about - years;
.Sophy, negro woman, A No. j, field hand. AGED
about y years; and her two children, Eliza AGED
; years, Emily, aged 2 years. %
Matilda, negro woman, A No. l, field hand. NEED
about 10 years; and her three children, Ketty, aged
8 years, Ned, aged 2 years, Nancy, aged 4 months
Mary, negro woman, A No. |, good cook,
seamstress, washer and ironer, aged about 40 years
iooo barrels of corn; Il lot of fodder; plantation
utensils, consisting of Il wagon: a cart: plouphs.
noes; axes, ETC.; ) mules and horses; 10 work oxen.
~ mead OF gentle cattle, improved breed; l lot OF
hogs; ! lot of furniture.
TERMS AND CoNpfTIoSs:-The slaves and a., nt..
tlon, on a credit of one and two years from the first
OF March 1859, and the movable property on a
credit OF one year. All sums of, and under S5G'
cash, and over $50, on a credit of one year from tbc
llrst OF March 1853: Purchasers to give approved
personal security in solido, to the satisfaction Of
neorSe X. Waftelle. The lands and slaves 10 re.
man specially mortgaged until final payment of
pIlnclpai and interest which may accrue thereon
nv tie rate OF . per cent. per annum from maturity y,
Payments to be made to Swayze n Moore IT
Their office, in the town Of 0pelolsas.
Acts OF sale before .. A.. Guidry, Notary Public.
at the cost Of purchasers. ~
81. Landry, February 10, 1859.
oNEzlME 4. GUIDRY,
Aurtinneer
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par ALBERT DEJEAN is an independ.
ent candidate for Clerk Of The District Court o. the
Parish Of st. Landry. Election in November next.
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~ JOHN =. KING Of St. Landry, is
On independent candidate for the office of Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, for the third District.
Ea6ction In April next.
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OPELOUSAS 4
SATURDAY MORNTNG. FEB. 10. 1859.
~ADYDRTISERS EsN

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPP
LousAs PATRIOT is the largest Of
my Newspaper printed III the
Parish Of ST. Landry.
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE FOR MARcH.--This
sterling Ladies' parlor companion for March,
always ahead of other similar publications,
has been received. We can not recommend
too highly this Magazine 10 the attention of
the ladies, indeed we consider it the very best
Ladies' Magazine published in the U. States.
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S!oP THE FALSE REPORTlL-T. r
" Harris has removed. from Onelonsas 10
Masnlngton to associate himself again in "a
BUSINESS ~ ! WIN ms brother Franklin W. Harris. &lG
rn,s motives torthis step are to correct a fonl SANDER
Rb."p|sHtSa IA washington during thp month of last
Ssyeutoot m"i ~aem r. ". Harris eisitpd Ne,r
uEfeans on business he ,rouhl not ,e,p,u." Nov
E = : Is 10 inform the public that both I. n. Harris
~ r. w: Harris will remain permanently in Wash.
'"sIV wba 10 pr prosecute the duties of their profession,
be found in the Office 10 attend 10 the nv "al Isi nf WI
friends and customers, su' '''ls vi u'eif
hus12iners leaving their work at our office for re.
n@r na Will please call for it at the promised time, as
pn tit'es;lnes require dispatch in business and
.opeloasas, Fell. 10, Is5y.-ln. ~
I, b. HARRIS,
+. W. HARRIS.
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The STARS AND STR1pEs.-Is the title of n
hew, Weekly Paper, just inaugurated in the
city of NewYork, by Frank Leslie. Marry
attempts have been, and are being made in all
portions of the U. States, to embody without
success, the materials for a number one family
paper. In the specimen number of The
Stars and Stripes now before us, We consider
that Mr.. Leslie has at last hit the null di,ectiy
on the head, and has presented the country with
o family paper which will stand a comparison
with any published in the U. States.
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,Con!d young men marry when they first get
me relish for calico, half the hereditary diseases
Of mankind would vanish.
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The lion. John slidell has placed us under
Acknowledgements for a copy Of his very able
Report OH the acquisition Of Cuba.
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-------- g9sad 3#N.It s&NrTM&al
E'h miss;as lsS EyENsoNTSs
delet m street' N aad \ %sarding MersS,s&s eos
sugar, molasses d ,ther ssasi advances /
ahnve house by p'oance ahiDSss Nv
febfuary s, 1859. ELBEAT
! Hall
WINES, I1IOIEnpc 80
- 4N107NsI93L WN34fI34
'.....c Com d5n 4. Y
3 ORL

:. Ba.Ta,s.. Is,
IN wood and glass, Of an n.
brands, which We invite snar,., .As a
ineyihg confidently that we hava \. stentohg !
Brandies in NerOrleans. srss sae eldest Mi
WINES.
Jhal,pagne consisting Of d. u ,raa Asl$3
i ~ .ahinet Verzenay and C,,ra.s npnlna
neidsiek, Premium Cremanf e9 aoSon Rouse,
Bouehe Fills in half pints. Snas,, aIehae De hla|
WORMS Native Wines, Isabella my Hosele,
We have also Claret and wb;t. ~.
Gnt grades and prices, Burgundy VINE ZINES y
a aUa' n ana sherfles, in wood and CHS ~ y s nss|
old Bom bon and Rye whiskys, fm.d !. !.
2ap;u ana ilish do., very choice Iam. H
Ala and p pmI ne ieat Gin, English 'arS
ETC. etc. a efe. fof'0f' boAer's Bitters, Wolisss ~ T.
we have several brands Of our ov, n,
alu VIII oe IN constant receipt of them H
Vi qua'i''es 70 suit the most fastI
TOBACCO,
comprising the choicest Virginia brand, "A
IN tnis market, in packages Of five non, sser o9sNd
maius. BUYERS o. The above weed NH a VIZ s,s "
veaa nisn our SUCK before purchasing eise ssad
we also Keep on hand Anderson's MIX. 1ss1ada
WINS Chewing, in tin foil, SMOKING Ta,s aug uat
anu ! pound papers, Turkish smoking s Tasce I
z pound boxes, different varieties If Snn uyeaerV y
and bladders, Pipes, ETC., etc, SINUS an u
January 20, lS59.-ly WARnrN z,
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES ~
- ioklous!-Grand Gold Medal Of Hans.' NV Y
ing ii pounds Of pure Gold.-Was awa r,SaS' N WA \
United States and Virginia Central A oric,'su Y \, y \
c.etlesl (held Oct. 1861 for the hcst nor tsAani y
Engine for plantation purposes. IL X. " Y, WI
chime works OF Richmond, Va, Portahja1 sss ~
tionary steam Engines, with either ia = ae "
fue boilers. Portable Circular San 'SS su J y
latest and most approved construet;io mS' ~ y
NILS, Circular Saws, Draining machine "a ssspa
Every machine sold under 4 fi,Il g,,as,r sse'e go
form as represented, or no sale. y p
We generally send our own mechanic. 4 M
and start our machines properly Mt WORK, y ~
Engines for driving Cotton Gins, circrI,, I.
MHls, etc., together with a great vasists y M M
chlilery particularly adapted to tho wass,. y Y, n
Southern planter, constantly receiving y ~ y Y. "
by EDMUND NJ. lyENS. Ags,,
No. 2 Union street, NewoIss,.'
F.S.-A pamphlet of our manufactures IN Y, I
sent by mail to any one requiring II. :
He would respectfully refer to john Moo,.,n.
Esq, Canton. Miss; l. +. Montgomery H. VI
honn, Miss; Il. r. Brown Esq, Mount Han i i.
Chas. d. Stewart Esq, Red River laniiuir, D 4 Z
Gocsey, Yazoo City, Miss. 1's's
january ~, ls59.--Cm.
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II we can't hear, it amt for lack of ears"
as a Tennessee mule remarked to the corn field
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DE Bows Review for February has been re-
ceived, heavily freighted wi,h highly interesting
matter for Ae Southern mind.
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A. RoUssET. ,A.GBsN
DOUSSET & GENIN, No. 50 Canal
~ Street, near Chaytres. NwOrleans, imIchs.
and dealers in Shelf Hardware, Cutlery, CONN,
Brushes, Perfnmery, Stationery, Fishing Tackle saa
Toys. AND u general assortment OF French, W.
man, English and American Fancy Goods
October 9, lS5S.-ly.
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tonyrcssiona1-Iseport of the Naval
miffep.

mittee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4-The recent renort
of the Senate Committee on Naval Affair,
says we have fewer guns aaoat, in proportior
to our commercial tonnage, than we had =
quarter of a century ago.
ne report says our navy, as compared will
that Of England, is weaker than ii was at the
close of the war of 1912.
In 1857 onr entire navy consisted of twenty
nine vessels aud 629 guns, scattered all owe,
the globe.
At the same time, the report continues
England had thirty-four vessels and 1914 runs
on our own coast alone.
The coal used by our navy since the lst nj
December, 1868, is 1876, 800 tons.
The coal used at all the navy yards durin.
the last fifteen years to the LIST of Januarv
1889, amounts to lis, 800 tons.
CELEBRATION OF H ADMISSION OF OREaoN-
HE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14--Much enthusiasm
was manifested in this city on Saturday at the
passage of the bill for the admission of Oregon
as q State.
a large crowd assembled at the White
lioase' che PRESIDENT was called out md made
u speech.
lie congratulated the crowd upon the adj
mission OF Oregon, and said, among other
.nings' mai expansion was in future the policy
Of our country. ~
The. President said that towards alone feared
and opposed our expansion.
r Vice President Breckenridge was alec col,oa
ouI ana responded IN an eloquent speech.
upon Inc question of the acquisition of
Cuba, Mr.. breckenridge said we talked too
mlnh Ind did ton Ettla N .a,
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PCRLll ~

A meeting of the Shareholders q aiish of
st. Landry WAS held at the Town Han in Washing
ton, on the 18th day Of February 1859, in conformity
with the following notice A Public Meeting Of the
SHAREHOLDERS Of this Parish will be held ~ Town
Hall in w ington, on Saturday, the. aiay Of
February. 5. AT 10 O'Clock a. NJ, for I'll nose
of devisins Sne means better to ensur,. fe oh
servance of the laws by the free colored population,
of this State, and of requesting cur Representatives
in the legislature to use their efforts to secure the
enactment of q law adopting the said measures.
Washington, jan. 20, 1858.
Signed. aIAsn ~ 1870 ns
itself by unanimously approximately J l4,is A. Ron Itsy,sr
as President, Fergus HatlIorn and ! S N r rsn : a.
Secs etary of the meeting. The ri. lent, ats g
few ,applsopriaas tie. r %ml 6t;. spp1 E1hsrs ca ,oll Bsnis.
min Prescott, A. r. Hawkins and John Louis
Fontenot, as O. enmmittee to draft resolutions, which
should be sub TO the meeting for consideration
Whereupon, tE jmittee presented the following
Resolutions, viii ere unanimously adopted, viz
LIST. Beit Resofs That who the free colored
-A...tNl n fBIA e AM kv1 M tIsa It~A
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pUBLIC SALE.-Wil be sold at public
= auction. by the undersigned, A,ctioncer, on
the premises, at Plaqnemine Ridge, on
Monday, February rs, 1850, %
fssslSS2S2e II PLANTATION.
XIII S9 containing ] ,lG5 arpents of land, s44 ~ s%z
E4asssaSa arpents Prlirie land, and 321 arpents -
OF Wood land, loo arpents ~ploughed and ready to
plant.
All the improvements which consist Of n. good
dwelling house, corn house, cotton house, and negro
CABINS are perfectly new, having been bnilt in the
last three years, and require no repairs.
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SWEET OIL and OLIVES. /.
Win be sold at importing prices. Send Jour y
ders and try us. ~
We solicit a share of the patronage of the fafili
Of st, Landry, and hope our friends and acqusif
tances will not forget MS in our offset.
November G, 1853.
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aDCbLlG SALE.-The subscriber being
aeslrhus Of quitting the business, will offer for
Monday, April Is, 1859,

ms Sp'ena'd' new, double Circular Saw Mill, to.
sether With all his other improvements, CONSISTING
VI a owe!,ins house, kitchen, Blacksmith shop. ets,
i9e NM mas only been in operation IA few months.
a hn 5 lot of choice cypress logs will be sold with
Also. a tract of cypress swamp of $50 acres.
iERMs;-For the mill and logs, ~one-tl,ird Cash
interest from day Of sale. If the purr haser cam
gIye an acceptance payable in the city Of New
orleans, the interest will not be required
Par'sh C%alcasieu, La, Feb. 10, 1853.
THOS. .BRAgUE,p