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DUBIC SALE-1ho,\ ~ nav
4 ing purchased on the .es% ~ last, the
following slaves, owned in COMMIT. stwcen the
heirs Of. Thomas G. Cheney deceased, to wit:
~ HANNAH, a negro woman, aged q
q y < E. q ss %aIasso man, aged al -
years;
JULIk,, a mulatto girl, aged about 10. ars;
PHOEBE, a mulatto girl, aged about II years;
ESTHER, Il mulatto girl, aged about Is years;
HYPOIlTF, q negro man, aged about ~ years.
And having failed to comply with the conditions
t,f sale, by giving security, will. at the risk of said
Thomas Il. Cheney, te!otier said slaves for sale. on
TUESDAY, the 18th Instant. at the last residence
OF. Thomas c. Cheney, deccaed, = Bayou Ghicot,
about three miles from VOLTS sto
Terms AND cospInloss:-Th purchase money non,
purchasers to give notes, and approved personal
security in solido, 20 the satisfaction of Henry l..
Garland, j. asiyer, as per Judgment Of the District
Court. pa IT the office of John h. King, .Atter.
ney at LaS p%elousas, clearing per cent. inter
est from M W and the property to remain
specially mon gcd until iiral payment Of PRINCIPAL
n - . ,,,j.,, LnLL..
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bit is mnde to
pay a liberal price
he cupidtiy of. our
white population
ton to the United
people, a majority
institutions oupht


" ue taken i..sSaaic onion.
" approves Of the Presidents sentiments
against acquisition Of the Island by any dis
honorable means, and expresses the opinion
that, notwithstanding Spain shows no apparent
disposition to sell, aud threatcnsto refuse a sale
under any circumstances, yet that the Presi-
dent had a motive in proposing the purchase
at this time. and to reject the bill. would be
constructed by Spain as Indicating the Olsen,
of our people: as well as of Congress, from the
views of the President.
The bill is similar to those under which the
acquisition OF Louisiana and California were
made.
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ELKeAsI JKwELRy.-Mr. Delarue has lately
replelsfied his stock of Jewelry with a splen-
did and beautiful assortment direct from the
Northern Cities. Call in and feast your eyes
upon the golden banquet displayed in his
Showcases. and we are confident that Won
can n5t resist the temptation to part with
Sore of your shfneis.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEGRoss.-We call
attention 10 the sale of G. Litiel on BAYOU
B9uf, in this parish on next Monday. One
Hundred and Nineteen negroes, a valuable
sugar plantation, eight hundred and fifty
hogsheads Of sugar, two hundred head of gentle
cattle a heavy supply Of farming utensils and
a large lot Of corn and fodder are inducements
which will conveke an immense crowd Of pur-
chasers and spectators.
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PnoreeRArHs.-See the advertisement Of
Mr.. Breen, who has taken rooms in Odd. Eel.
lows Hall Washington, for the purpose of
practicing The elegant art of Photography.
Mr.. Breen enjoys the reputation of being Il
superlatiye operator in his line of business,
and al! who desire to procure forlhemselves
pictures executed in the neatest and most tasty
style, should not fail le>give him a call.
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On the 18Th of December. 1858, on behalf
"l The ''ros$e Fete Company, the undersigned
aiItAdcd a Convention Of The stockholders n
tte Louisiana Central Stem Railroad Cumpa,
ny, held at the town ol CheueyviiIe, to ascer-
tam the existing feeling relative to a junction
pt that road with ours at the river A1chala.
.sa:ya- The resn.t Of my visit, though not
properly a portion of this report, | take The
liberty of briefly detailing. After The Con.
]yentioA had organized and elected a Board Of
Directors Ion the Central Stem Road. The
question Of forming II Junction with he
crosse ie'e Rund came before the meeting. II
was disposed OF by an agr ement to appoint n
to represent each COMPANY, at a
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nr We are authorized to announce the
Hon. ALBERT VOORHEES, Of st. Martins, as 4
candidate for the office Of Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court, for tile Third District. Election in
April next.
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FRESH GARDEN shSps.-Now is the time
to nuke a bold strike for early vegetables, first
prepare your ground well, and secondly apply
to Mr.. john Posey for good seed.
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nE JOHN Il. KING Of St. Landry, is
an Independent candidate for the office of Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, for the third District
Election in April next.
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NEW FrRSlrunn,--Mr. Nat,er has Just re.
eelfed a. fresh supply of articles in his line
consisting in part Of elegant Sofas, Marble
Topped Bureaus, childfens' Cribs, Rocking
Chairs, etc, etc. Call soon, for these splendid
pati'r ornaments are g9dag,-gojag,--goj gong,
aud will soon be al! gene.
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some sensible but saucy newspaper philos,
opnef, gives the ancifnt order of grumblefs
IA smart slap m the face, this Those people
"h2 turn np their noses at the word might d.
wen TO reflect That it is good a world as they
were ever IN, and a mnsli better one than they
are likely ever TO get into again.
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perpetual slavery. This is a natural inspira
ton on the part Of the slave and you can moi
divest him Of it, while such distinctions ar,
tolerated around him. Remove these distinc
lions and the slave becomes reconciled to hi,
condition, and fills with contentment the des
tiny on earth, intended for him BY the God q
Nature. s
Secondly, admitting that the violence of this
disconnected spirit on the part of the slave
may be effectnally curbed by proper restraint
and punishment on the part Of the master, yet
there is. another feature connected with his
seryile condition. still more repugnant to his
feelings, aud better calculated to engender
rebellion and insurrection in his breast towards
his master. II IS his,-and too, the eerg morst
evil offending free negro citizenship among
ns,-Me privilege granted 10 them BY u lans
Of holding and acquiring property IN beings
Of their arm caior, flesh aud blood.
This custom is alike repugnant to the laws
of good society, good government, Nature ard
Natures God. The idea of government i'm
plies a superior. and to force an inferior being
10 bow in Submission TO an inferior, is reyolu.
tianary and ~disorganizing. God is the author,
superior and. Governor of all worlds, man,
aye white man, is the noblest work of his hands
and was placed on earth as the superior of all
other creations. The negro is an inferior or
der OF creation, incapable either OF governing
himself or others, and by the very nature of
his being should always be. kept iD obedience
to The superior order of creation. If YOU per-
NIT the negro to exercise the functions of a
s'tper1or, one over the other, you perver, the
order OF his being, and cast a reflection upon
the dignity and majesty of God himself. Hence
the great Inconsistency of extending to free
negroes the privilege of enjoying property in
beings OF their own color, flesh and blood.
Let US pass on to the removal of the evil
complained OF, the separation of free negro
iabor and slave labor. And how is this TO be
attained? very easily, the power which inangn-
rated this condition of thugs, can alike re-
move IT the people, the fountain of oil W.
IN our government, should meet in their
primary assemblies ard suggest to their law
making agents the remedies to be apnlied, If
the popular feeling is general and well sus-
tanned in favor of, or against any measure, the
Representative must-obey the mandate of the
constituent.
The object of the public meeting on the
18th inst, is TO. ascertain how the current of
popular sentiment amosg the SHAREHOLDERS Of
our parish is running in regard to "a correction
Of the great evils attending free negro cit zen.
ship among us, and at the same to propose
commensurate. with the object desired.
we hope every whtte STAKEHOLDER in the
parish will attend this meeting. Do not let a
excuse keep you at home. Come out
aud help to make a deep strike at the root of
The great evil of free negro citizenship in our
and State.
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EzeA Evs
aREN 4 HALL
WHOLESALE DEALERS N R|
WlrEs1 LIQUORS. cIaAas
-ANDA N
., I~oBAcc0,
%. Common Stree,
NEW ORLH II !


+. BRASmEs,
in wood and glass; All NJ IN.
povius' whieh y ute special at,asaa aif
nR,r,nT Soinnaeatiy1 at we have Tie aiaa
v WIVES.
champagne, consisting II
iia;, Gdp'het, yerzenay anu Cora
aeiasiek Premium Grcmant. 4
Bouche tils in half pints, spark,i,{
Worth,s Native Wines, isabella ~
souri, Cabinet, etc. mna my
we have also Clard3urguudt VIM
ent grades and pri mool and glass.
Old Bourbon and Rye Nhiskys ~,
scotch and Irish do, very rboicss an ~
and Vine Leaf Gin E,,rI,. ~
Vie and Portor, Boxers Bitters. Wolfs,
'tc.. etc.
CIGARS.
We have severnl brands of our owl
md viii be i'll constant receipt of tha
%iayana, Of qualities 70 suit the nnst
ToRActo,
comprising the choicest Virginia brs
II this market, in packages of live
wards. Buyers of tile above Mee
our stock before uureh.f
also keep On hand Anderson's
WINS Chewing, in tin foil, Sinoki
| pound papers, Turkish
i, pound boxes, different sles OF Snu.
md bladders, Pipes, e%tcste.
January 20, 1859. WARREN& HAN
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS vi,

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS VIC
~ TOR10US !-Grai Gold Medal Of Honor weigh I
ing Ia pounds Of pure;old.--Was awarded BY ts \
United States and Yilinia Central Agricultural sos@
%cieties, theld Oct. 1850 for the best portable steam
Engine for plantaoh purposes, to the Eagle Ma
chine Works Of Richmond, Va. Portable and as
tionary steam EneAcs, with either loesmotiye o.
fue boilers. Portable Circular Saw Mills, Of the
latest and most approved construction. Sugar
Mills, Circular Saws, DraipiIg machines, etc. SIC.
Every machine sold mler a5fail guarantee TO per.
V as represented, di no sale. @s
ne generally send oar own mechanics \ IL.
anu start our machines properly at work. s'sa
Engines for driving Cotton Gins. ciren,s. 6
Mills, etc., together with a great variety ~ ~ "
I chinery particularly adapted to the wants d H. !,
southern planter, constantly receiving and "a, W v
by EDMUND NJ. yENs, Agens =
No.. Union street, NewOriesns
r.S.--A pamphlet Of our manufacturers viii l,
sem By mall to any one requiring it. Z
He would respectfully refer to John Montroms,.
Esq Canton, Miss.; l. r. Montgomery ia n. !.
honn, Miss; T. r. Brown Ed, Mount Hone = !
Chs. d.; Stewart Egg, Red River Landing; j. q
Go2sey, Yazoo City. Mss.
Ja- %, lS54.-Ijm.
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AT the residence OF DR.. Charles II. Bon,clo,,n
fear atpuhdyiile, On the evening Of the 18th ait,
~, inc iic'' Calvin \. Frlace, JAMES NJ. PoErHR 10
Miss ~liEEEcoA e. TAYLOR. Vs.
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OPELOUSdS:
sATuRDAY MORNING, FEB. .. 1859.
NR ADVERTISERS. RsN

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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ear 1858.
L. ARTICLE /. The Police
Landry, six members 4
therein, 0rdain
ARTICLE 2. That for II
thousand eight hundred a
OF twenty-four.t
is hereby imposed on !
are established by law
said Parish, (the towns
and Grand Cateau, excel
ARTICLE 3. First, for
poses of expenditure, TIL
sessment Roll Of the ST
year 1865 in a proportion
seventy ire no" to
sessed so as to mike I
six hundred dollars
Second, for the
payment of Jurors. 10
works. there shall be
sessment Roll, IA pre-
Of each person as.Y
twelve thousand 10
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ne mar who carried the thing too far has
let II drop The Sheriff was after him.
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Observation-Disclosures Street, One
49, ipasas' (o.ld stand of Mr., Periault.) 9TH I'M
Sv,S'saeo having opened a furniture Store in the
' Hr%n a. Vleiolisas' respectfully announces to tht
pup'ie th(t he Wal sell the numerous articles in hi.
in,'S y VI business, as low as they can he purchased
~ n hew S.,i the expenses Of freight included.
tila n iIe s,aa1,hne 70 manufacture and repair furni
a,lS M lae heate't style and manner, ard will alsr
eAsHa.lge new furniture for old. ''- "'9e
,n fS,aig =. ana gentlemen will please call and ex,
has received by the steamer Bayou Belle. a t,r,o
''I DR. Of Bllrk Walnut and Mahogany. Arnloirs
nEH y y OF 9dI kinds and dimensions.
Hhl!dfen'3 beds and Rocking Beds.
Wash stands with plain and marble tons.
dre,'s : H. s,"lla5' ,l'4irs and Rocking Chairs. Gill,
0'q.h5 nlsh ana low Chairs of all description. -
t,iI e.'' E,, Eio'es' HahogaHy and Walnut Round
q, t signs ''elidons Sofas, Looking glasses assorted
ladies' work boxes, accessories aud fancy. small,
opelonsas, Ianumy l, 1s5o.-IT, iN"
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MEDICAL,
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY.

MAGAZINES Il NEWSPAPERS.
We solicit the attention of country Merchants ana
others visiting eur city, to our stock OF SeH0Vn
BOOKS and STATIONERY, confident We can efa
every satisfaction to purchasers.
Our stock Of STANDARD and MlsGhhLAr
NE0US BOOKS is large and we'll selected, com
prising every standard author, to which We w.
continually adding b. the receipt of all new 0aoA'
as soon as issued from tie Press. -
BOOKS is not surpassed in the south, to when S
respectfully solicit the attention Of Physicians snu
students. -.
We, also receive sabscli ptions for all the ls s,
Magazines and Newspapers published in the ohisN
States.
Orders from the country promptly attended To-
August 81. lS5S.-6m.
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sying a tax on the
or the service of the

VI .luc neiflec VI eAe
X Of the Parish Of st.
Of present cogPurring
I H
Of the year one
tifty,eigbt, a Parish tax
lars, he, and the same
b objects of taxation rs
= the State, and within
Dpelousas, Washington
- ~.i
/. ordinary Parish pur-
shall he added to the as
for this Parish, for the
ddition, not exceeding
taxes of each person
m Of eleven thousand
of existing debts, the
constructions Of public
added to the said as
0 addition to the tax
to make the sum OF
dollars, the said two
twenty -four Thousand
CAN'T, Presilcntf.
9OMs. Odd Eel
Mr.. H S. BNBrN has
. his Rror., and i.
sty4e any kind o
ties. Ambrotypes
i aud cotored ant
$.
ID portraits that ar,
luested to give him
n in price or execu
e only expense is
Mper cases. Thos,
es need NOT call.
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M puRLIcI NOTICE.

meeting Of the Shareholders of this Parish will b,
held at the Town Hall in Washington. on SATUR
DAY, the 18th February next, at 10 o'clock A.. Nj, foi
the purpose Of fevising some means better to ENSURE
the observance of the laws by the Free Coloredp cpu
lation Of this State, and of requesting our Representa-
tives in the Legislature to use their efforts to secure
the enactments of a law adopting the said measures
Washington, Jan. %. 1859.
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ASSETS oF TIE COMPANY

stoH no.es maturing aprll lst, 1859, ..S21, 81 90
So So t w n"turihF III l66o, 1851, 1862. Loco 90
80 ~ o'i,ia On ha'Au. ...,.... 49, Gee 90
So H. ~ iNu : : !, !, /. ... OPT IL
~ 80, w" un pasiltnt OF 1909. -,". 79n0 90
tals"Lasea "P'E payments ihitured. ,... i.naG 90
pp'e ~ .nafseu ana now due. ........, $500 90
t ~ =, e"e wy oi Baton Houge".... 5O,80b 90
- ~ u ~" :, n,UlG7, oxen and tooIs,.... l,5Dp ug
M Nj saiue VI % slaves, = ...... ....,,... 4A,55n 90
e"i eesF'te, 49,. ....,...... IL 90
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$l63,;} a3 90

The disbursements for the same period, in.
Glazing payment On locomotives, cars. salaries,
etc, have amounted to $2ISl3 -.
Tie rolling stock OF the Company, now in
Use. is as follows. "
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the purpose Of ievising some means better to ensure
the observance Of the laws by the Free Cololed pepui,
lation of this State, and Of requesting our Representa-
tives in the Legislature to use their efforts to secure
the enactments of a law adopting the said measures.
Washington, Jan. 30. 1859. 8
MANY CITIZENS.
The above notice shows that the whife slave
holders of our parish have determined to con-
vene in Mass Meeting to deliberate upon the
propriety aud urgent necessity Of lnangura-
ting some measures to enforce more rigidiy tie
laws regulating the citizenship of free negroes
in our midst, or to take the preliminary steps
to rid themselves entirely Of this cancer upon
ciety. i
We are pleased to see the Shareholders 9
our parish responding to the demands of pu'I
lie sentiment, mud the suggestions and exam
of other meetings of the people in dife
sections Of the Southern States, convoke
the purpose Of shielding themselves NJ
~fectnaliy against the blight and curse
negro population. This is the pro-
be taken, the people should in
primary capacity, deliberate ron the
anees which they are enduring, aud
their lawmakers TO palliate or entirel%
them.
We have within the past two mon
out some remarks upon this subject, a.
we will ampliIy a little upon our form
lations.
We lay 1t dou4a as an ineoatrorertT/
sitien, that siace tadar and free neg
incompatible and can moi erist ~
serious and constant CO.
hterious character upon
lhere both ave tolerated. Y
First, a spirit of dissah
is engepdered in
Slave towards his niasinr In snni.A -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06
By 10 4. lyme, Auct

MOUNT PLEAoAsA FARM AND ED.
l!1NA MANUFACTURING Mill, II CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, For BALE AT AUCTION THAT
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mill, siuat ted as
described above, about twenty m,ies below the city
Of kichmoud, viii be sold at pubic ton on the
January, 1859 II that be tair day, if not the next
fair day thereafter
There is attached to the Farm and Mill seven
hundred acres If land three hundred acres cleared
section aid lies We'll flr cultivation, the balance Of
the land 10 in wood and timber of which there is
abons 200 acres in original grosth of cyprt hick
DRY, OAK and maple sufficient to employ steam
saw mill for several years
The land will be disined to suit purchasers. To
the DIV cling there could be iaid off 400 acre
70 make a b.autifui and compact farm aud 10 the
mil $40 acres. The mansion h use contains i've
rooms, with the usual out buildings, such as Office,
kitchen, wants HI uses, barn, stable. carriage
house ice house, &c and spring of the best water
very conyerl-nt
The mill is considered very vauabls, and is the
most complete order, aud is capable of grinding
from 81 TO 100 bushels of meal and like quantity OF
wheat per day. ihe mill is on O never-failiUg
sire am. The grist from the mill viii average $50
barrels OF corn and bus hels of wheat per annum;
and IL could be much incres by the purchase OF
wheat and corn There is at the mti post ONO Q
and good store house. lie Is regarded as an excel
lent stand for business.
Thefsrm Ani mi will be cold together, or divided
as be deemed advantageous the location Is healthy
society god aud Convenient to several churches
plat OF the land can De seen az my ofnce. aud fur
! Their information can be had upon application tc
@essrs Goddin apperson. or tc Messrs. B. ID
Ball, upou the premises
TEaMs-One third, cash, the balance in one and
two y.ars with interest from day Of SALE and deed
to secure the deferred payments; ,vnp ...r
Office In basement Metropolitan Hall.
de l7-2awtlUJaL& tdrSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06
By James NJ Taylor & Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

an uT,EE 1'oI AXE, SLAVES, FURNITURE, dc
trust from Jacob shook is.e of the cit, of E,cb n.
mepd; dated the 3st day OF October, 1857, and OF
record Ia the Clerks flee of Richmond Hustin o.
u nrs, viii coll upon the premises. on THUI.s.
DAY the 2o,h day OF January, Commencing ut 10
~ n. property described In said deed.
lss-Ip DIV cling House of the late Jacob Shook
a,tuafed on tho north side of Baker street near
BRICK Kitchen, Brink Stable, &C There are NJ.
ssshed to the b u'e "a acres OF land whi will be
500 n the gross. or divided into lots desired
id 10, OF ground on north side Of leigh street
srtween Clay and Tyler fronting POS feet and run
ning back the usual certh
sd-A lot on Oabel street. fronting liz feet. and
rnnning PACK - feet TO al alley 10 feet VIDE.
atn.A lot fronting IS fret inches Tyler, near
Vlay sure ct: running back 20S feet to ap alley
OLA lot on Brooke Avenue, frontiDg 60 feet
and running back 100 feet adjoining the property
6th-Fvo Brick Tenements on the north line O,
baker street. at its intersection with the east line
OF Brooke Avenue, renting at fair rents to good
Also, vacant lot adjoining, fronting rs feet on
Brooke Avenue and running bach the usual depth
Mr. Bowel fronting each 30 feet by $50 feet deep
poux ,h ALso. the foil9wing SLAVES:
Emily. alb ut IS years old, and her three children
viz: Jane H., Ned g. and fieorQianna years old
The first named is good COX. and the latter q
ALsY. the Personal Propes ty, consisting in par.
pIlsing every articie uEed in large fsmily
One horse Carriage, with harness; single horse
CarriaSe. with many other srticles too nuEaerous
to mention.
TERMS-For the real estate, one-fourth cash: the
balance at s. RI and Is months for notes bearing in
terest and secured by u trust deeG-the taxes and
iIsurances for 1859 to BE- paid by the purchasers
For the personal property, cash will be r. quired
piats Of the property may be seen at the office OF
the auction. ers-
The sale of the personal property will commence
punctnally at 10 ocleek NJ. ON THURSDAY. the Goth
instant
sale OF the real estate will commence at o'clock
day Cat the same hour) until the whole p, operty is
sold JAMES n TAYLOR
Surviving Trustee.