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500 Reward,

-, Runaway from the under
HKA signed, at Opelousas, about the first
XN Of February 1858, BECKY OF
IN BETSY, a griff girl, aged about 80
years, rather small size, heavy built,
round face, and long hair, having on the lower
jaw, a scar from a burn, and another larger
one on the upper part Of the arm. When
she left she had a sore finger, supposed to be
felton, She speaks French and English.
HELEN, a fair complicated mulatresse,
about % years old, round face, middle size,
one tooth out on the left side, one finger near
the thumb partly eat up by felon. HELEN
runaway from Opelousas about the 18th of
February same year, 1858, was apprehended
in Point Coupee about the 9Th January last,
1859, and brought back, from whence she
started again about the 10th Of the same
month. It is almost certain that she is &C.
cempanied by some one and that she passes
herself as free, as she done in Point Coupee
The above reward will be given to whoever
will bring said two girls back to the under.
signed, Or lodge them in one Of the Jails Of
this State so that be can get them again, 0,
$50 for either of them
BENOIT NEY.
Opelousas, February 5th, 1859.
| UrPoint Ooupes Democrat please copy
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5tate OF kole(S(agx;l.
DISTRICT Co1JRT.

Parish Dts1n!'S of S. o0Hnz, %and,u No. $500.
Estate of Benoits VanhiIle, deceased.
III UCIUS j. DUPRE, of the Parish OF
80 St. Landry, Administrator of the Es-
tate of Benoit Vanhille, deceased, late of the
aforesaid Parish, having filed Tableau of
Classification and Distribution said Estate,
accompanied by a petition praying that the
same may be homologated And whereas
the prayer of said petition has been granted
by an order of Court, dated February 25th,
1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition in writing, in my
office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homologated,
that the Administrator be authorized to pay
the debts of the Estate, in the order of Clas-
sifcation and Distribution as set forth thersin.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, February Goth, 1859.
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Eubiic Sale.

By the undersigned, Public Auct1oucer,
en- and for the Parish Of st. Landry.
VHE public are hereby informed that
IL there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder by the undersigned
Auctioneer, at the residence of Theodule
Guidry, at Plaquemine Brulee, on
Tuesday, 29th March next, 1859,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of Mrs Emerante Lcblcu, de-
ceased wife of Theodule Guidry, to-wis
4ssea. ALL the Ersa1sroyessses ts,
LINZ such as Frame House, Kitchen,
Corn Crib, Fences, &c, situated on Public
Land, at Plaquemine Brulee it being the
last residence Of said Emerante Lcbleu, de-
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INDUSTRIOUS and good Agents in every town
= and country of the Southern States, to sell the
patent right for recent invention, 4 Thief
Detector or Burglar "A larm.'' Persons wishing
to act agents must have from fifty to five hun
.dred dollars. Upon the reeei pt Of S. will send
by return of mail specimen sample of the Thief
Detector giving full particulars in regard TO agen-
cy ard Sc of the article. 1t is a durable and
simple affair." and should be in every house, Also.
agents wanted to sell valuable book g of recent
publications" co tanning many valuable and useful
receipts, some of which worth to any one ten
times the price Of the book, = titIedo Jackson's
Commercial Cyclopedia Of Useful and Profitable
Know edge. One copy of this book will be sent
to any part Of the country, upon the receipt Of two
dollars, by return Of mail.
For sale, several patents of recent date. Copper
Lightning Rods, &c. Agents wanted Address.
with s.smp enclosed for return answer, H. W. r..
JACKSON. Postoffce box J 26 New Orleans La.
P. S. Toevery postmaster in the country will
send one copy Of the above named book upon the
receipt of one dollar and FIVE three-cent stamps.
The books are furnished to agents and postmasters
at one larsand fifteen cents per copy BY the
quantity. Dec 18th, 1858
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State of Aoeltaiaua.
DISTRICT COURT, oo-

Parish D1s4f,'T Of s.: e01nn, Ics,arv. No. 1862.
Estate Of Edmond Sellers, decd.
WOHN WRIGHT, Of the Parish of St
co. Landry, Administrator of the Estate Of
Edmond Sellers, deceased, late of the Parish
of St. Landry, having fled a Final Settle
ment of the Succession of the said Sellers in
community with his widow, Marguerite 81.
lnon, now the wife of Auguste Laneon, ac.
by his petition praying that the
same may be homologated And whereas
the prayer Of said petition has been granted
by an ordss Of Court, dated 7th February,
Therefore, notice is hereby given toRll in
terested, to make opposition in writing,}n my
Office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Account should not be homologated.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas February 10Th, 1859.
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NOTICE. :.

THYHE undersigned, having in hand the
JUL liquidation Of the partnership Of San
doz & Meynier, gives notice to all those who
are indebted to said partnership that all their
accounts are ready to be settled, and the
greatest number of them are in the hands of
Mr.. Hilaire Desessarts for collection. pay
ments can likewise be made to the under
signed, at his office, opposite the Court House
The undersigned thinks that it is his duty
to give notice to all those indebted to said
partnership, that at the end of March next,
he will be obliged to sue all delinquents, as
he is bound to have settlement at that time
with the Administrator of the Estate of Mr..
A. Meynier, late of the above partnership.
f.. JOEL II. SANDOZ,
charged With the Liquidation.
Opelousas, February 2fth. 1859.
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ITO WIT !.

CELESTINE, a negro-woman, aged absa
27 years, together with her five children, tc
"i1: CELESTE, negro girl, aged about years
Naac1ssE, negro-boy aged about 6 years
VALERlEN, negro-boy, aged about 4 years,
Tow, negro-boy, aged about 2 years, and
ToUssAlNT, aged aboutsix months.
JULES, a negro-boy, aged about 10 years.
SUSANNE, negro-woman, aged about
30 years, (hunchback), together with her two
children, to wit WILLIAM, mulatto- boy,
aged about years, aud Mary ANN, aged
about months.
About 50 barrels of corn, one COW
and yearling, one yoke Of work
oxen, one horse, household furni-
ture, and other articles.
Terms and Conditions ALL sums of
FIVE dollars aud under, payable cash, and all
sums over five dollars payable, one third on
the first of April 1860, one third on the first
of April following 1861, and the last third
on the first of April 1862 Purchasers fur
nishing their notes with security iii solido, to
the satisfaction of Louis A. Latiolais, Ad-
ministrator Of the said Estate, which notes
made payable at the office of Messrs. Dupre
4 Garland, in the Town of Opelousas, and
bearing interests at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from maturity until paidaB1And
moreover the land and slaves remainhg spe-
cally mortgaged unto the Estate ulMl full
aAd entire payment Of capital and inteh hst.
ONEz. A GUIDRY
Auctioneer.
Opelousas, February Goth, 1859
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New-Orleans and Opelousas regular Pasket

A sNSA THE good and safe steamer
N.w.1=-@=ss1 s1s BAYOU BELLE, Capt. BENo1r
ssiszsszzsN easZszzsFsss NEY, Master, will continue her
regular weekly trips between Washington and New
Orleans, leaving Washington every Saturday, at le
o'clock A. A., and New Orleans every Tuesday, at
O'clock p NJ
The Bayoa Belle being of very light draught,
and well calculated for the trade, planters and ship
pers can relyion the regularity of her trips.
The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender
his heartfelt thanks to his friends and the public in
general, for the very liberal patronage extended to
the Bayou Bale. BENOIT NEY, Master.
Opelousas, February 26th 1859.
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Valuable wood lands for sale.

3 .cssSss&s, A fine tract Of wood land, situated in
&As.s& Prairie Basse, measuring twelve arpents
front by 30 in depth, suitable for saw
ndAap. mill or to supply the Town Of Opelou-
sas n.ln cord wood for years.
Also. tract Of prairie land, situated in the same
quarter, measuring 10 arpents front on 40 in depth,
well calculated for plantation.
ALse: about square Of Land, situated in the
Town Of opesusas, with the improvements, con-
sistlng in a Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c
s For the price and further informations, apply to
the editor=of the Opelousas Courier, to C. Donate
& Bro. corner OF Court and Bellevue streets, Ope-
Iousas, or to the undersigned, near New-Iberia.
Dec. 4-1y.l DUBREUIL OLIVIER.
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For Sale al Private sale.

a BOUT three Lots Of Ground, situated
H in Vile Plate, upon which there are
Dwelling House, out houses and other i'm
provements This property is well situated
either for store, baker Or shoemaker shop.
For particulars or conditions, apply, either
by writing or verbally, to Messrs. Coreil or
Daire, Vile Plate.
February 9Th, 1859.-1m.
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October 9th, 1858.-tf.
a1Raaaa aaaDea.! Laaanber!!I

yNFyH II undersi gned having improved and
transported his Saw Mill two miles Of
Barre Landing, on Bayou Conrtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity la1l OF lumber, OF
any length, up to 10 feet humber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry s
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices. GIis. oI1e,sfs
st. Landrv, Nov. goth, 1858.
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New Orleans and 0pelousas Regular
-@**& Weekly Packet,

T, fsasa1o b. The good and safe steamer ANN A
sEsH{ER EssHS{EESR PERRET, Capt. w. C. Neal, which
azsssssszzsszs5was calculated for the above trade
will make her regular weekly trips between Wash
ington and New Orleans, leaving Washington
every Tuesday, at O'Clock A. M, and New-Or-
leans, every Saturday at II NJ.
This boat will take freight for all intermediate
landings, via the Atchafalaya
For freight OF passage, apply on board.
@. HINCKLEY & co.
Opelousas, February 26th, ls59.-1m
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ASUCAOS & Co.
Corner Bienyiile 6 Exchange Alley, N,.0rleans

.s.sxss,z., Have the honor to inform their friends
land the public that they have just opened
~ III Tat their Store, No. 81 Bienvie Stress, at
the corner of Exchange Alley, Depot Of Furniture
Of every description, such as Bedsteads, Arnoirs,
CeutreT Tables and others, Tateatate Chairs, Sofas,
Fautsus. Moss hair and spring mattresses, Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take it on storage. They hope BY and industry
to obtain share Of public patronage. Dec 81.
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A TRACT OF WOOD LAND,

situated on Bayou P1aquemine Brulee meas
uripgsix arpents more or less) front, by forty
arpents in depth, bounded North by Pierre
l.. Guidry, South by Joseph LatioIais, East
by said Bayou Plaquemine and West by
Public Lands.
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PUBLISHED on SATURDAY BY
T0BE, Re BlWDQ2e
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars; if paid at the end of the year, oul
dollars. No subscription will be received for a
period less than one year. A subscriber wishing
TO discontinue, must We ,rren notice to that ef
feet, and settle UP all arrearages.
-4duertsing g:-Advertisemen will be inserted
ut cents per line for each and every publication.
A liberal discount will be made for yearly and
standing advertisements
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall Judge it conve-
nient to discontinue the publication
Acknowledgement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid, unless at the OPP
tion of the publisher. al In
No election tickets or other jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be re-
qured for the announcement of candidates for Office
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ISIDORE GRAOIJILI.A.

Naarasae cutter :aLasl d1aagrayer,
A hFFERS his services to the public Of the Parish
W OF St. Landiy Having established at ST. Mar
.isyie Depot Of Italian Marble Of the first quality,
he is prepared 70 erect Funerary Monuments with
without Inscriptions all plans aud according to
all tastes, III prompt and wofklnanlike manner and
on moderate prices.
Those who may need his services will please write
to him, Mt ST Martnsvie, or apply to the editor of
the Upelousas Courier. Aug. IA, 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-12
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

- A likely plantation, 8 miles from
zsssn Opejousas, is offered for sale at pri-
- vate sale. 1t contains 178 arpents
OF iauu, 80 or IS of which is wood land, and
the-balance good for cultivation There is a
good dwelling house,. negroe quarters, cotton
gin, and all the necessary out houses and all
under fence.
For particulars apply at this office.
Opelousas, April Z4th, 1858.
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ST. MiRY'S ACADEMY,
:Dor Bups.
QpelOnSaS. st. Landry. La.

VEVHIS Institution, lately established in the town
H. of Opelousas to bestow upon the boys and
youths OF the Parish the Incompatible blessing OF
goth of October
1she course of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve
uient An
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
Der will be increased, to suit the increasing number
of the students.
re very great success of the Institution from
0s& beginning, the long experience of those at the
mead Of it, their unconquerHble determination to
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
offer to parents for the improvement Of their
children.
For terms and other particulars apply to
REV. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opelousas, September 25th, ls5s
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! lN.da,H,Has,E.

YNyHE undersigned hasing taken the contract for
I'LL carrying thss Nail between Opeiouaas and 81
Martins BIZ GroaE EGheyrenil and Brauxs Fridge Will
continue % take passengers Ut the usual rate These
who would like to take through ticket from st.
Martin 70 the BeliC Cheney Springs will only have TO
pay aight Dollars NOEL LARGADE.
OseIousas 9Th June 1853.
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" A N I'D,

A GARDENER, a single man, ef mature age,
IN Maald wiah 20 get situation in the Town or
in the country, by the month or by the year. His
conditions will be very reasonable ss6 I
Apply at the office ofthe Courier
Opelenaas, JsnumTy 2gh. 1872
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gQWDED ON Sc

wt1o
Day Scholars by the year. 40 %
by the month, 90.
#7r9~s FUREITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter, ST. 90
Washing by the month, so
The students expected to furnish their lgats,
and their wood during the winter
There will be two public sem-annual examina-
tons during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed of l2 months,
the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness or other eau
ses independent Of the will, will always be
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
Of sickness, at the cost of Parents. in which
Parents have it at their option to choose their med
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF 0PELOUSAS.
School for the Academies
Of the Union.

nEnt;re Religious and Political Tolerance"
DEPARTMENTS:
C. E. DuRAND, Principal: Professor Of Frsaeh,
Latin, History and Mathematics
HENRY B. sLoAvE, Professor. Of Esglt1, Geons-
try Geography and Wrilssg.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-12

TMyHE undersigned offer for sale their en
] tire stock Of Carriage Material, like
wise to rent their old established Shop, on rea
sonable terms l5 tsS Al L A a n
,uslcasss; ianuary 22sg,stl. 1852
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Wood Land near Washington,

M WILL offer for sale, in lots to suit pur-
M chasers, on Saturday the End day of
April next, before the Court House, in One
lousas, the following property, belonging to
Mrs. Celeste Garland
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- ak I'D lial On -,

!. .lI AVINl purchased Dr.. r.. HI Littelrs
.llaerest in this store, take this method oi
ming my friends and the public generally that
viii lereaiter devote my entire attention to the
Drug BUSINESS will be found At I'll hours of the
day at my post; andat night at my residence, for
sneriy known 90 Prevents Hotel.
gNs9a sass & 5Np. LEON gE sHERRARD.
sssa aQpeIonsas, October 23d, 1865, 5s
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4 TRACT Z OF LAND


4 zns..Ds.ACY Z OF LAND
fronting on the Bayou Teche or Carron, boun.
ded South by the Plantation of Louis Las
trapes, North by lands of Joseph Lacomb and
Ofutt Brothers, West by the lands of Mrs
Edmund johnson, and the smaller Tract here
after described, and East by the said Bayou
Teche Or Carron containing three hundred
and ten arpents and 37ll00.
a. se8AY Yg OF 5sAWD.
bounded South by lands of Louis f. Las
trapes, West by lands of Mrs Edmund John
son. and on the North and East by the Tract
above described, containing So G6Il00 ar
pents.
a. 1RA@W WR AANWo
we'll timbered, situated in the South East part
of Prairie Fsquetaique, in this Parish, having
SIX arpents front by forty in depth, bounded
On one side by Noel Roy, and on the other by
Mrs Constant Chachere, being the same pur-
chased at the successional sale of Louisa
Bihm, widow j. B. Young.
y TRACT or hANDo
in the Parish of St. Landry, at Prai-
rie Plaisancc, having two arpents and ninth
Of an arpent front on Bayou Carron, or Grand
Louis, by the ordinary depth of forty arpents,
adjoining the Plantation of Mr. T. Valade.
Terms and Conditions Price payable
in three equal annual instalments from day
Of sale, and bearing 5 per cent yearly inte-
rest from day Of sale till maturity, and 8 per
cent after maturity till paid. Purchasers to
furnish theis notes with security payable to
apd endorsed by them in blank
and special mortgage reserved to secure pay
nent thereof
Purchasers will have the privilege of dis
counting at 8 per cent off, should they wish
II. l.. GARLAND.
Opelousas, February 10Th, 1850.
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Mrs. Partington thinks the pillows Of liber.
ty are stuffed With the feathers Of the Ameri.
can eagle.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-12
New Orleans and Opelousas Regular
Weekly Packet.

yaaHzsR W. BURTON, Captain Gustave E.
ssazzz|za Louailler, built expressly for the
above trade, will make her regular weekly trips
between Washington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at O'clock A. NJ, and
New-Oreans every Wednesday, at O'clock P. M.
This boat will take freight for all intermediate
landings, via the Atchatalaya
For freight or passage, apply on board.
o. HINCKLEY &. co.
Opelousas, January 29th 1859.
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EEssResTC Sale.

By the uneleysegned. Public Auctiouee,',
IN and for tie Parish Of st. Land>y
YMSHE public are hereby Informed that
III there viii be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, on the premises, in the town of
Opelousas, on
Tuesday, 22d March next, 1859,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate Of Joseph Bercier, deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-12

HENRY GOLDMAN, Druggist,
Coasra OF CAVIAR AND LEvEE sTnEErs,
aRetu=serlFa,Is, Ia.
m IMPORTER Of German, English, French and
American Drugs, Chemicals, Patent M edaeines'
Fancy Articles, &c, &c ~; ~. -.
~ Quality of goods guaranteed TO be Of the best
r. Prices as moderate as those of any other
house iii the city.
inrr ''p1. Depot Of Henry Gosdman's Feyeran Agne
Remedy. Fever and Ague Syrup. Tropic Cough
Syrup. ta'ee. 4sns 4oes'.-o'.A' =
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ga1 would here announce to my friends and ac-
quaintances Of St. Landry and the neighborng Par
ishes, that will enter into the above house the
10th of January next, where will always be ready
to sell them goods at moderate prices and upon as
favorable conditions any house of the kind III New
Orleans and wall fll with dispatch and attention all
orders from the country.
Dec. ii, 1868. L. A. PATIN.
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No hlzaater of aaaE.slsld 90 team
.ssGv.... aald afaerSea bouts.
ysHE u undersigned hereby inform those
4 whom il may concern, that they forbid
aliapersons To come within their enclosures
and hunt either IN their fields Of pastures,
they being determined to enforce the law
riggorously towards those ullo may besuprissd
in eontraYentlan WITH this notice. sE
j. q SMITH,
I. J. SMITH, il.
Grand Cotean, Jan. stla a a.s5
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selllazg Dla for d new stock.

bis goods iast ID kes this me thod Of informing
The public that from this day until the flTst 1Seek
sof Alareh he will sell his goods at cost price,
loT yash aites time he viii goto New Orleans
md nv III q large supply of Dry Gooas, &C.. all
Y sufatst for the people oi this Parish.
i and price hisjs goods. sssss
Nos trouble % show goods. s. LEVY,
m Feb 18th 1899. Main street, 0pelousas.
ltu.gts GallIstlle,
<esslsssssrssf ~ he I tryfss. ;N. Lzstts,ra.
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Medical Notice.

BORNE y GRADENIGO, Collectors,
XNTILL take III collection, claims ofall kinds and
Wv descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of ST. Landry and those adjoining
as well as from New-Orieans They hope By their
Industry and punctuaity 70 deserve share Of the
public patronage. Their Office is on Maia street.
Opcleusas, opposite NJ. Provost. Jan. 10, 1863
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Or to Rev. e. RAYMOND,
s 8 Rector of the Church of opelousa.
81 Opelousas, August 4 9Th, 1856. 2
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UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
DR.. j. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Professor
of French and Latin.
N. MOSS, Professor. Of Eaglish and English Lit
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-01
Editor About.

We had the pleasure of call on Mon
day last from CHAs. +. Psoyosr, Esq, of
the Council Blats Aonpareii of the
handsomes' ami GEARING it, politics. best
papers in the Stare. III. il an atfahe aud
agreeable gentleman. aud we wer.. glad TO
see him; but were terribly puzzled to
know how m editor could get money
enough to travel 40 far from home. How
ever, upon looking at the Nonpareil, Bu
gie aud Press, and seeing the display Of
advertisements with which their columns
are filled. we we're satisfied that the ires
of our Council Bluff. co temporari.s had
fallen in pleasant places, ard ha, the
business men Of that city by their liberal
system Of adyer,i,ng, give undenabie
evidence to the world that their hearts and
their customers are where they ought to
be, and that their editors can afford to 90
where they please and sport at least two
:" billed shirts Mr.. PRoyosr had lust
returned from trip through that portion
If Dakota T.rritory living on the Missouri
'ivsr, and spoke enthusiastically Of the
henay and natural advantages Of the
country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-01

Daring the discussion here on the 2ond
ult.. Gen. bod re read an extrac ct from the
Warren Eagfe. Republican paper editet
nv Mr.. Dixoa-ls,e uf the Des Moines
Citizen, in which Mr. Dixon with csnsid,
rahle randor and viii that peculiar force
aud point which characterize hi, editorials
laid open the c ,rrupt 81, he mes Of Repub
h"an leaders and denounced them ~ un.
worthy IT c""fidence and working on, the
coml ete ruin and d mo,aiza,ion of the
party. |, was hume thrust" aud ever,
Republican felt that explanation was ne
csssary. I" the utter surprise Of all, Mr.
kirkwood neither denied, retuted, nor er-
c''sed II, but passed it over by saying that
Mr. Dixon pas an iafemperase man aud
had probabiy prtt,eu the article IN one of
Aoss unyentai moods uhich al,cays sue
coed uebauch.
He did not stand up and dispute the
charge like msa--but confessed and
avoided ii by the plea that the writer was
incompetent and i responsible. Mr.. X.
presumed far too much il lie supposed the
people sympathized with all has prriudi-
ces or forgot tie mutter in his attack up
GA the man.