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The HIDDEN HAND.
BY EMMA D.. L. y. s0UTHWORTH,
AUTHOR OF TIE BHTnE or EvEStNa.''" THE d DE-
SERTED WIFE" Ecr.s EcT., ErC.

tCOETISCED. /

d
SEATED wIEE,' Ecr.s Ecr., ErC.
CONTINUED.
Have YOU got tbrough?' asked the MAJ
at the door. rapping impatiently,
"'No, no., said |, as directed.
He resumed his tramping up and down
and went back to my patient, She beck
oned me to come close. and whispered--
''oaye my child! the living one | mean
hide her! oh, hide her from Lirn When b,
demands the babe, give him the poor little
dead oae-he cannot hurt that And he will
not know that there was another OH hide
and save my child
''Master, [ was used to queer dofnss, bur
this was little the quacrest. But il [ was t.
conceal that second child in order 10 save it.
= ss naHH< e. , e st o4t - 81 flt ta & ~
psrag5ric from my pocket AMI gave it a drop,
and it went off to sleep like an angel. |
wrapped it up warm and lay It along with ny
shawl and bonnet, III Il dark corner Jrst
then the man raped az lin.
Come in, ulasser,' said /.
No, bring me the babe, he said
Il took up the dead infant. lis mother
kissed its brow and dropped tears upon is
cold face; and | carried il 10 the man out
side.
Is it asleep?' the william asked me-
Yes. III 4sscr," SAID |, As | put 1t, well
wrapped up, into his arms, very sound
asleep.
$50 much the better said the lnaya,
walking away:
Il boiled the door aud went back TO my
patient. With her free hand she seized niue.
and pressed il 10 her lips, aad then held up
ilel ls'- l'n'l' p5i'i'eH - tug Ns a'h5 ring
u'o'. at M. -. - - :, -.
ceal the child under vour shawl and take
her with YOU when you %: save her, and
your fortune shall b made"
Il declare master, hadl't lime u think,
before heard oae Of then wretehez rap. at
the door.
' Come get ready t, 60 lie said.
''She also bec}.onI ms. I hasteaed 10 her.
Witu eager whispers and implosiu- yes 6
she prayed me- L. take her Ilng and save her
chill.
.Bu- you, SAID I--@W.o IS l3 attend
you'
u do no. know nor care, Save her.
The Iappiog continued I ran 10 the
corner where ha1 LEFT INV things | put
on nv bonnet, made sort of Il sling around
nv neck of the silk handkerchief. opened
he large part Of Is ike hammock,
and laid the little sleeping babe there Then
/ to'ded nv big shawl around my breast
aud NOBODY any the wiser. The rappins
was very impatient
'''I aan coming ssu4 I,
"'Remem5erl whispered the poor rSgl,
al VIII sa'I l. aud went and opened the
door IAele stood william with bis
heal covered with * Grape. I dreamt
a cotainE but black headed demons for SIX
months afterwards
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in d
IN dong tbts hotwou4d aes upon KS
sp1uszh5llty
ader tnese cireuHs8a ahsos =
commend 70 congress tug PaSs'se -;
authorizing the President, under sueA 1estIie
tons they may deem proper - ,thl
the land and naval forces oi lhs 'h'.eI
States in preventing TIE transit from oeli5
obstrueted ar closed by ts"less Ni''e..>e e - ~
in protecting the hyes ana properly u .. N.''e'
lean citizens travelling taeTeuPeA' reg "''u5
at the same time that these tofees s@aD ;, DC
withdraw the moment danger shalt nave
passed away. Without such prov Nl91oA ou1
citizens Will be constantly eAPozc9 -
fereuces in Jhesr progress aud II ia"'eSs N,o-
fenca. \ similar necessity exists ioF tue
passage IF sach an act Tor the pFotee''oI .
The Panama and Tehanntepee routes.
Another subject equally imHoF'"ht co,1i
fnanded the attention OF the Senate AZ tiS
last session ef Congress The hepooieS
south Of the United States Oh tins continent
have unfortunately been frequently IN a S,a'e
I'll revolution and civil war ever siHe7 fAeS
established their independence. - ohs ot
the other party has prevailed a4a eo.a''e'
possession Of til" ports open 10 fore1si' l1 e,ni,
merce, they have seilea ana e'nhsss'ees'
! American vessels ana t'elr eA' 55'es ~ at 81
brlsraFy aad la"les7 mShneF' anu sAaes e,I
7 money from AmeFt'". .3s! e''11s',s
loans, anu othef Nl94s,' al Fx.o.
Die tnel1' - can ga 80 ~, Franee
y utEe GoFerhfheh' % :, 90 -. - ~
and otheF e'"''ll'sS' I1 1I-,.,s.t1,. emf1av the
u MAKING P0"eI' u" p ;,,r,a1;a1a re-
/ necessary means u snb;oets
IS dress lof sum- II o",. S,r,,,,e,,+ of tho
1t Not 50 tue - -. pea.;lan, orders a
= iHlsed 7ss''es - ,t., oorts ~ de-
7 Nesssl :. =. -,
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81 ns.;93 vb.o,. remain : 8 Eoa5 ee5
15s 1,pstaass i ..ys se,oa Il qs'sss Snsrisaa
s;zsas AMI their psslsEsE. Ven, sn or A,lau
i ana rasis pazsSzs'aaSt. e. satset i your no
dstv Is asain recall I'M. sn.s ,sssntsa i in my
tses. have hsfs.elets tp.t i december. lo5a
annual nae=sasSs.s ;s o9la beg lsarr - refer. IN
;s. ss s s ! :a .s y sss.., ss, q i Ts:'s:s y s3.
With nitb fsreisn nations i , Lm,,s' y Where tbi-
Ts Tlosnsas Il diplomacy = a5aai 3arsas. !, s.nao
leitimately resort = ie.ss i resisting an
gisas sagsss s,ss l. Ts';s,ss ..sssa s ! S''' i
le ,... 10 preSent ne 0eS., - ,a.sstv
se ,~ansit and protect - Us - =.
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The MAD poET. Every yboly remembers
NJ Donald Clarke. who was 50 well known
in New York, 4 fsw years since. as the MAJ
Poet" Daring the last years Of his lie,
Clarke made free use Of the Astor House
table. and often times this errant man Of ge-
MUS could b seen receiving its hospitaities
when other doors were closed on his fallen
fortunes. Every one kuew Clarke by sight;
and one day while quietly taking his dinner.
two S9alherncrs. seating themselves opPo-
site. commenced conversation intended tor
the ears Of Clarke one said:
"Well. have been in New York two
months. aud have seen aig wish 70 see with
one exception
,.Ah.' said the cher '.wlla. j. that"
"N'DonaId Clarke, the great poei, re-
spoaded No. l, with strong emphasis.
Clarke raised his eyes slowly from his
plate, and seeing the attention Of the table
was upon him, stood NJ, placing Lis hand
over his heart, and bowlng with great gray
ity to the Southerhers, said:
Il an II Donald Clarke. the great poet
The Southeruers started IL mock surprise.
gazel at him il silence for few moments.
and then, amidst an audible litter of the
com panv, drew from his pocket quarter
dollar, and LAYING il bsf9re Ctarke, still look
ed at him without smile Clarke raised
the quarter In silence aud dignity. bestowed
it in his pocket, drew thence smiling Whleh
be deposited before the S5utherners, with
these word~:
Children hall price.
The litter chan 1ed 10 a roar ,aHd the S1Ati.-
erners were missing lns;anieF
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Executors Sale.

VII! be sad % Public safe On SATURDAY, the 5h
day * March next, ia Hsrerstown tbs personal prop
erty # lahaia Wilcox, d-eea8ef rDua aistinx II Hogs
Milk Gov. and great variety Ut Household and
%4tah~E. .Ensai.r~~9 Sss To eoma4eRaS ~ osIwek
en said day when terms will be rna6e known
w. BOYD.
JACOB ALLEN,
Feb. 10. 80. 0-3t Executors.
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,,on,s an4a95s - paS he amount giving n and and
5Saaapoi.s friends p,sa5ta4' Accordingly
Pos1bs. I9s barsain was male, and The x Sss aoy IL
914,srg 1,.o money dssappeavetd' .ss@s x,.ss,s
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For Sale.

COVE Beautiful lots 81 Land from one to FIVE acres
~ sta&aed one mills Sest nf Rchuaani on the Nation
al Road. The above Lots can be bought five
payments. With per cent. interest
JOHN p. SMITH.
Sc 8, 1858 40tf
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GeEzE-We noticed few days slne-,
flock of geese in 0a53. said = con.ain si1
thousand. en route '.to New York and mar
ke." YESTERDAY, il passing Up town, va
encountered, as We suppose, this grand ar
nv Of Ohio geese, marching With slow and
solemn race through Fourth Street, eastward.
in tie charge Of numerous captains Of taoa-
sands. captains of hundreds. captains Of fl
lies, and several little 'c0rpoials," IN com
mand u tens and twentiss, each armed with
a long sAip. which was in.inidatngly used
to keen the stragyiers III the ranks. Inter
sperse4 throughout the multitude Of grey
geese aud white, were some hundreds Of tall
back turkeys, hich gave the array sort Of
military appearance. Altogether, It was
novel sight IN New ! oFk % see such q drove
marched through the streets, and il attract
e. large degree Of attention from class
Of bipeds generally supposed 70 have more
brains than tha bipeds that we're dliveu.--
We are not posted as to the Ultimate desti-
nation Of lhs goose army. One of the cap
tains sad, "to stock Connecticut - ,. r
Tribune. 10th.
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TIVE Subser Der has for sale a god, rabstential
n o. csrt Any wishing saeh article can
NO obtain cheap.
App, to Jas. W. sALTER.
Richmond. Jan. y, 1s59. 7-4w
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arm, II iacla 1s,s., ,. na,ne aha u '''1's
Caplta!a, Oct 3isls-A8 80.
hight Now tell me- M sooo seai' -
you know from what you Wefe e'sao.e;.
observe. what mouse that was "hefe ai'i'o''
was born: ,..t.ar.
i am Oh nay oath No SIR fo no' KNOW
bus -.''
YOU suspeet2
The woman nodded
1T was -. said old hurr'eane' S'"'P
ing and whispering a ] name f4'' was "S-''''
os ~ e'is 49, -, II I,ats Of intense
-. -
- ia hostess here. Hat, know
-. .1.-tt;.,-~.oftl, tl,is zta,vp' inquired
~ ~ zT.-s.}i
Ill y, ea,1 hut yourself has
- -,
1+F1,,.:-r.rr,4 sill he 1aaraet. II vou
ia I.t... H. ,vie}si punished and the ia
.'.,..,-.' '....sa.g.s4 he silent and weary. Have
-. - rba iii What man can 10
4...rn-;Ii I A. a4aa15-k1v. And now. good
- Ia 'aas3,.I. : dawaiag. You coast
-a--, Al 4 must call the parson III
-, h,.oa 7 viii send Mrs. Conii-
- ,avar with food. wine. medicine. cloth
aoa ,verv comfort that your condition
..-,,iras " saiI OH Hurricane, raising, and
lin. the eIer.rvman. with whom he s7of
#rr Ieff the hut far home
Thax-raarbei Hurricane Hall in time 10
.a aarlv breakfast, which the astonlsheG
s,asekceper had prepared, and for whie'
air Bis6t's adventures had certainly give
.f-.n, = e5ad appetite.
/ Nai.r Warfel4 kept his word, anl as 500
. ,. hr4atfast was over he dispatched Mrs. Cor
. .,,,.t viii, y rarf5a 70 filled with PROVISION
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excellent Brick House with 4 acres Of Land,
"a situate mile north of Rilhiaand The House
l. substantially built and well finished. There are 9
aud large attic, also os the best of collars
the whole size ct the House There is carriage
house. wood house. smoke house and spring house,
with never failing spring, also good We. and els
tern, and large stable.
Enquire Of JOS. DICKINSON.
Jan -. 1859. 6tf
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Vente Ps1Eoliqyze, !,
Par ze soussigue, e'scaseteur zubla1, d

Par 1e soussigass, e,scanteur pubzia daass
ct pour la Parossse St. Landry.
M L sera vendu, en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier eneherisseur, par lie
soussigne, eneanteur public. dams ct pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, i la derniere residence
de Pierre Savant, sur le Bayou Bnuf, le
Sarnedi, 10 Decembre proclaim,
1859, Pesclave suivante appartenaut d la
succession d'Antoine Attales deeede, der
Increment de la Paroisse St-Landry, a.sayoir:
Une eertaine snegresse, Nominee NATHA-
LIE, GU MARIE, agee d'environ 35 ans
CONDITIONS - Trois cents piastres du
prix d'achat payables compliant, ct ID balance
payable d un ct deux ans, d partir du jour
de la.Aente. L'acquereur fournissant eau
ton Hla satisfaction de padminlstrateur de
la dfAe succession. ct toute so1nmaq qui ne se-
Ia pas ponctuellement payee son Iecheance,
poftera interet raison de8 pouf cent Fan,
de son echeanee au paiement, eo de plus,
Ieselave demeurant speeialement hYpothe-
.quee a. la dite succession jusqu 'au plein ct
entier Placement du capital ct ldes interets.
LOUIS STAGG, Encaateu7.
Opelousas, Novembre 1850. s
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ELECTION A BALTIMoRE.-Ense san.
glasstes Baltimore, 2 novembre - Les
elections pour les officers 'Etat ct membres
de u Legislature sott eu lieu anjourd hui,
ayee l'accomp agnement habituel de Fiolences
set actes de roWdyisme Dams IA premiere
partie du jour il y q eu de graves desordres
ct des eombats dans{les rues et41es bureaux
detection Avant trois heures on signale
plusieurs luttes. dams lesauelles de respec-
tables eitoyens ont reeu des coups de feu.
Dams le 5me ward les reforn,ateurs ont etc
chasses des polls desI le matin, ct les bandits,
dams le eenrs de la jpurnee, ont egalement
3pris possession du premier. dn second ct du
3quatrieme ward Dams le lime, les 6meu-
tiers sont maitres absolus ct terrasssent ceux
qul osent Sc presenter. H..
La' police ne protage pas les .citoyens Une
bande de rowdiesde Washington est venue
alder les Know N Nothings dams leur ntlvre de
massacre Les reformateurs ont en- general
abandonne la lutte, ct les citoyens parlent
d'etablir un comite de vigilance
Baltimore, g heures diu soir vi D, Pres
tom candidat democratic pour.le Congrss dams
sle 3me district, etc assomme q coups de
ctttb# sur Ia tete par un rowdie. Dams le
Lime ward qui est la place forte des refor-
mateurs, NJ Thomas, leur candidat pour ls
posse d'attorney general ayant retire son
nom, les partisans de In reforme ont aban-
donne Felection.
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LIZ NAL DE NEE a BoRp pu taREAT EAs-
TERN 80. lie nouveau Journal aui se public
sous. le titre original de ,Oa,ce-a- Week tune
fois par semaine) public une Iettre dams Ia
quelle II axamine ID question de- savoiir ST
Il Great Eastern SUP priinera u naal da mer
pour les V6yageurs qui prenlront passage i
bord. Once-a- " Seeks spcnssllie pour i rms.
i've, ett voieii quels sens aeE
Ill mai de mer eatt preauiit par Ii soulaave-
.ment tsdu dap % .esi Tesn1te dau tan.
eage Ell du r0ulis. Or, tent ID monde aait
nn tres grand lIlaatinlent roule et tasIaue
beanconp noins qu IN petit bst can.
Ies lamea ne sont pas q aiillears, des acci-
DENTS DE- tarrains qu ID nls,llte et des-
ca.ld elIsa sonb III ID 81 en-
1neel aussi ,rnionds snent al Il Il aant pour
ene sen ponls troure un equivalent dans i'eau.
qu eplaee 10 profonsles qre soiens
lIes lalnes, le g esa gdlu Great Eastern,
81 pieds d plus Bill encore.
uslquc tes anles,
u sfreats laestlre 100 piesls, he
zaera III ou. deax Ian1,iea.
nasia III rand elI andulerons le
sans asranger sibIenaont Il
navire VII d lligns hhorii1ontale
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cue soft pincIemence de Ia saison, on est tou
iours sur, CONNIE nous pavons dit plus haut
dune recolte ordinaire. La plus mauvais'
aimee de lOhio q etc une aimee de Gin
quante millions de boisseaux Cette aimee
malgre une malencontreuse gelee qui est We
nue. surprendre Ia Vegetation, le 4 JUN. 70
hio recoltera environ so millions de bois
seaux. LIE rendement total de Ia vallee de 70
hio sera plus que satisfaisant L'illinois pro
duira environ rs millions de boisseaux, I'm
diana SIS millions ct Ia Kentucky IS millions
Puts on estime 60 millions de boisseaux Ia
recolte du Missouri ct un chifre egale cello
du Tennessee. Total, 405 millions de bois.
seaux pour SIX Etats. @
De ces 100 millions de boiseanx, deux cent
millions seront en- partie expedies en- nature
dams le reste de rUnion ct l'etranger, et
en- partie employees engraisser, le pore ct le
betail. L'exportation du grain ct celle des
articles don't le mais aura etc Ia base, en- ac.
ceptant les prix de New York, produira cent
einquante millions de piastres non compris lie
benefce resultant du transport sur les lacs,
les aeuves ct les chemins de fer
La vallee de rOhio semble avoir etc desti-
nee la culture du maIs lei dams pextreme
Sud, le climat nous permet de faire deux re-
coltes, mais ce nest pour nous gu 'une culture
aceessoire. LIE jour viendra OH rouest en-
vera a pEurope plus de mais que de BILE ct
oi Pusage de la premiere de ces denrees COM
me aliment Sc repandra dams tout rAncien
Monde. LIE BILE est trop Uncertain. La popu-
latien augmente d'ailleurs rapidement sur
tous les points ct les villes Sc multiplient.
Les denrees formant la base de la consomma-
ton ordinaire sont deja cotees dams les ca
pitales de l'Europe a un prix trois on quatre
fois plus considerable que celui qu'elles COM
mandaient il y vingt-cinq ans. Il faut done
trouver un nouvel aliment. ct il ny en- pas
de plus sain, de plus agreeable ct de moins
co1teux que lie maIs.-Abealle. --
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PAS DE cHARLATAM1smE.

EAANS lie but de clore lie Magasi'. d 6on marcas
~ de la Noauelle- ORLEANS. on vendra les mar
chandises au prix coltant. Rendezvous au Ma
gasin (anciennement P. & v Roy) ct examiner
rassortlment. Les indiennes bon teint seront
vendues a 10 yards pour une piastre. L'indienne
francase s4 la robe, ct retofe rideaux 90
cents raune. LIE cotton un pfix egalement rebuilt,
peut-atre meileur narche, ct les roarchandises de
Iane au-dessous de leur vaeur reelle.
Vetements confectionnes, chapeaux, casquettes,
chaussure etselerie, a des prix etonnamment bas.
Ne perdez pas de temps, ct venez faire votre
choix, il est determine que lie fonds de naga-
sin sera ecoule d'ici au 1er Janvier proclaim, au
Magasin boz, ,Harohe de la NoureNe- Orleans.
Opeiousas, 12 Novembre 1S59--3m
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"evacuee par nos troupes; car pEurope nj
speut permettre que Occupation qui dure
"depuis dix annees Sc prolonge indefniment
"et, quand notre armee Sc retirera, que lais
ssera-t-elle derriere ellie? l'anarchie, Ia ter
''resr ou la paix? VOLTA des questions don't
"limportance n'echappe personne Mais
acroyez lie bien, a Pepoque OH nous vivons,
"pour les resoudre il faut, au lieu den ap.
'peler aux passions ardentes, rechercher avec
''calme la verite, ct prier la Providence de.
"clairer les peuples ct les rois sur lie sage ex-
'sercice de leurs droits CONNIE sur l'etendue
'.de leurs devoirs.
"Je ne doute pas que les prieres de votre
"Eminence ct celles de son clerge ne conti-
"nuent attirer sur l'Imperatrice, mon fills
get moi, les benedictions du ciel.''
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ELECTIONS DAMS LE MARYLAND.

a4a Ia X .
Baltimore, 2=npvembre.-- Eelection des oficiar
de rEtat et des memhres de u Legslatura aeu liet
anjourdhri, ct a aoccasionne, conme de coutume
des aetes de violence ct de scelGratesse.
u a Ell partout des troubles ct des batailles
tant dams les rues 4naux endroits oa ron votait e
celia dams Ia matinee msme
Avant heures, des confits serieux avaient Gu
lieu, ct nomhre de personnes respectabes. ayaient
etc tuees ou biess6ea
Les retormatears du 6n1e ward ont ete repoussGs
du poll, des pouverture des bottles.
Dana le Ter, ie 2me ct Anne wnris Les yoaulies se
sons ealpares des polls de bonnie heure.
Hans le 12me ward, les perturbateura eontr6laient
les electlons ct tIappaient tous ceux don't Ia pre-
sence ne leur plaisait pas zsss
Dams le lime ward, gui est le quartier ai lea re.
foTnateurs sont les plus nombreux lie csnddat de Ia
refosme pour a place davocat general, retire son
non et par suite ses partisans Sc sons retires dl
lieu on pon votait Eg.4
Adam B. Kyle, negociant urlequel On tire ain.
que sur dautres ctoyens respectahles est tres gr
evement blesse ct Fon ne pense pas quill survive
ses pleasures.
Presqne tousles magasns sont farmes ct les ronehs
sont uaaftres de h Vile
Dc Dark, proprietaire dsa Baltimore Exchange, a
denand6 aux autorites de Ia vile Ia protection de
son bureau contre Ia violence de Ia popuace qui
mace de detruire retablissement.
Ledepartement de Ii police ma donne aucune
protection aux citoyens paisibIes. +
Une bande de ro1udies arnlss, venus de Washing
ton, prdtaent main forte leurs dgnes amis de Bal.
tinor'e. n z*fs s s$ s8ss 5s .sss
Les reformatears Sc sont abstenus generalement
dailer voter etles citoyens parlent detabr un CO.
mite. de vigilance.
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IeTablean iles Taxes de 1859,

n Es Contribuables Dc d Paroisse ST.
1 Landry sont par e present avertis ONE
le Role a dAssessement, pour lannee 1859,
est complet ct qu'n sera expose ID Bureau
.du Recorder, aux Opelousas, pendant trente
jiours conformem Il Il loi, partir du Ter
sNoyenabre prochain, Oh ceux qui peuvent
" etfe interessAs pa11raacnt aller Iexaniner ct
faiTe leurs obiectiops. 81 aucuna is ont.
II ILLENEUVE JOUBERT,
.f Assessea7.
OpeIou5as 90 Octobre 1859.
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70 9ulB@9asau NlDHlMaNWmao
Observation-Disclosures
OPELOUkRE.

A L'HONNEuR danuoncer ses amis
N ct au public, en- general, gull Went
d'arriver de New York avec did assortimeni
eomplet ct expressement choisi de rnarchan'
discs eonyenables pour yetementsd 'homlnes
tells que draps, eas1imifs ct at1tres etofes. q
aussl une quantite de vetements confection-
mes sous ses yeux ct d'apres ses propres or
dres, d la dcrniare mede, Cd gpeaialsment
pour ses pratiques habituelles, eomms aussi
poar ceax dui desireraient des coupes Gle.
aansea et d la mode. sssas77s
0pelouusas, 2g Oetobre ttf
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-12

BE d soussigne d6sirant clore ses affalres
G1t es liquider, pour caise de mauvaise
sante ofre d sendres bon marche ct des
conditions avantageuses I'm stock de Mar
chandises Saches Ct de Groceries, Quineail-
lerie, souliers. Linge fait, ct beauooap dau-
tres artiGles.
ITendFrra 6gaIement son Establishment 81
the au Pont Huzenne, oii II tient actuelle-
nent son AIagasiin consistant en- IN magasin,
urie 1Iaison de residence ct en- d'autres ba-
tidses accessories. J. BsPER1SSIN.
fairie Laurent, NoHerahre 1859,-3m
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-12

Bnows-Le chef des heros abolition
nistes de Harper Ferry, trouve coupable
!" dinsurection d main armee, trahison ct
meurtre, y Went 'etre condamne d subir lie
supplice de la corde. Le jour fxe pour son
execution est le 2 decembre. .ss@
Cook, son premier lieutenant, deja lui
aussi, WI commencer l'instruetfon de son pro-
aees Un sort pareil celui de Brown lui
est iustement reserve. s~s
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-12

domaine. quand Il chemiin ii sera ousert, suf.
firais pour couyrir inIegralement lee ffraia de-
eonssruction q Lai conpagnie Sc propose da-
jouter plus tard 4 ID vote une section qui
innira Sabine ct en- portera "a longuenr
ttotalef d s258 miles. -. - -.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-12
A vemdre a l,aHrniabEe.

&C., UNE belle Habitation Sucriere
fss:sX@ situee sur la rive orientale du Ba
llsisE you Beuf dams la Paroisse St
''za' Landry, mesurant 1900 arpents dc
terre, avec une sufisante quantite de plant
de came pour planter 200 arpents.
Ii y a sur eette terre un superbe Moulin
a vapeur, Sucrerie, Hangar i cannes, &c.
qui ont colte primitivement 5000 ega
lement une Maison de residence, Cabanes i
negres, &c, lie tout en- bon ordre.
Cette habitation sera vendue aveo GU sans
IS esclayes.
Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres
ser d lEditeur du Courier des Opelousas
a l'Econome, sur les lieux, ou au soussigne
pres du Grand Coteau.
''...-... I'll. CHRETIEN.
ST. Landry, II Novembre 1859.