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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15

NEDTE DE sUCGESslON.-n sera vendu, en-
yefte p%ubliqne, Ell vertn dun ordre de la Ca,Ir
de District, All plus haute ct dernier eaehtrissenr, par
le soussigne eneantenr, a la dernilre residence de
feu Thomas G. Cheney, au Bayou Chicot. a environ
trois miles de distance du magasin de Wool, lie
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McLean.s volcanic al 1inime--t
Fdr Horgss and other Animala.

McLeans eel ebrated Linimeut Il the o. " eafs and
grtths remedy for the curq Of sFaviH, Hing Bona
Windgallss Sliints, Unnatural Lanlts. Nodes OF
sweIlings 1t will never fdl 10 cure Big Head Poll
evil, Fistaa % Thinning Sores. swe,uy. IL
properly apFliCd. For Sprsins bruises Scratches.
CrackeG Heels, CLasss, Saddc ~ CoaT Calls Cuts,
sres, or Wounds, it il ar intaIlihle remedy Amply
il IS directed aud cure is certain in every instance.
Then tribe no longer withsthe many worthless Lin.
tments offered 20 yefI. Obtain q SUNNY Of Dr. No
Lsans eelebEated LinimcnL 10 viii c,lra Ien. -
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Markets by TeIegranh.

BALTIMORE, Nov :. m.-Flour very quiet Howard stree
s537h Wheat dull 5000 bushels offered at 81 800 AZ fol
white Corn dull white ami yellow sO9sc Provisions quiet
Whisky dull at 24<O.
NEw YORK; Nov. y p. m.-Cotton buoyant; sales Of sCI
bales, including $500 bales in I for New orlean
midding with l6 freight Upland mdings are quoted
| Flour firm; sales l7OOO at $40 to 4so for State
Wheat ARM sales AZ OO bushels white at 81 40 to western
red 1892, Milwaukee Club SLIP to Lib Chicago spring 10
Corn has decned sales $500 bushels yellow % to &c. New
Jersey Csc Beef steady to TO- Pork heayy lard
steady bacon active sales 500 Cumb midi Is for Januar,
I'd February delivery sc and 500 city cut deliverable in
January and December at sac Dressed hogs steady sales
for delivery rext week at 6Z Keg lard II Il II Whisky
fcm Sugar firm New Orleans ats IKE. Coffee is firm al
IL 10 ll3se; molasses firm at 4Oc.
CINCINNATI Nov Up m-The Flour market is quiet at for
quotations. was observable later in the do
but there was improvement in Wheat was dull
and lower figures submitted more
at the close at SOj for red and LILO for white Corn
in steady demand 42c are firm at As to 46c Bar
dull at Gee Rye dull and lower; sales at 5c Whisky active AT
2c Hogs held at $685. sales pens filing ND and
awaiting weather.
NEw YORK. Nov. 6, noOn-FIOur firm; sales 5000 bbs At
sf7594s5. Corn quiet Mess Pork dull.
CINCINNATI, Nov g. nOon.-FIour que sales 400 bbI, a,
s47O94sO. Whisky-sales 600 bbls s3s92s%. Corn firm
43944c. cats Acc Sugar dull, 7a7Xc Molasses 4oo new
crop 4Sc. Coffee lI1l9IaX.
NKw YORK, Nov g. evenng-Coton quiet but firm. s.I.,
l,SOO bales. Mess Pork S1S9I52O Lard dull IoLaIo7L
Sugar, MuscoVadO 65l9714.
NV ORLEANS, Nov. s-Cotton-sslss to-day 70 5oo h,
Prices 6er but quotations unchanged Middling
The steamers news caused greater mness Sales OF
81 SIC bales Exports 49, bales Receipts at this port ahead
OF last year 100000 bales Sugar dull declined Y ssos
Flour buOyant, advanced lOc. Freight on Cotton To LivoI
y To- New York Sight Exchange 4 q 4 discount
CINCINNATI, Nov g. evening firm, a 7a4 So white
Corn 4Ss45. Whisky 2l6. Mess Pork SI3 So
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Specie.
Land warrant,
Review of the Markets, Nov. 8.

BREADSTU FFsThe demand for Flo1r mainly for home
consumption, and sbsorbs about all that is put the
and prices firmly sustained We quote city Super
509s s55O9s and double Extra s697.5O pei
bb gures being retail prices We quote Coun
try, bags Sa25 for superhne and 90 5099 Is for Ex
| ira
The demand for Wheat exceeds supply aud with continued
light receipts prices firmly sustained. prime article of
Red White readily commands 81 O59I 10 per bushs, and
air sl9I O5.
Old Corn and held 9Oc9sI per bushe Very
little has brought the few
tons heard Of have G0c per bushel At CLcn-
| cinnsti Corn is quoted st 49a42c
PR0YISI0Ns-There is but little doing in Bacon, owing 70
the light receipts aud the small upon the
quote shoulders 9sc, Hams IO9le, Clear Sides IO9
1O and Ribbed Ok sOc, from wagons From stsre packed
Nc advance these prices demanded Prime Lard selling
in a retail way ll9l2c.
GRoCERIEs-There business ding in Groceries, at
prices within the range of the following quotations:
SusAR-Far 7lg71l and Prime to Choice s99ssc q
hogshesds, and 9Ic Hdvsace these quotations
New York Coffee sugars lOG lSc; Crushed and Powdered
al2,: Loaf II ~ i2c.
SIRuPMoIasses in barrels 3s40c gal; half
4O94jc Sugar House 4394 Golden syrup barrels
75c, hall barrels CSC, and kegs 20 gals 81.
CoFFEE-Rio l29 &c: Laguyra SI5c: Java Foo b.
TEAI Eperial 50e@ 81 GunpOWder 50975ci Young Tyson
409E6Oc; Black 60c9 sI50.
sALT-We quote Coarse Sack $751; and Fine At s1sG9
1885, and Barrel 4Oc bnsheI. The market is
ample to meet the Fau demand.
COTTON YARNsThe following are the agents quotations
Cotton Yarns 700 s0O CO. IOc 5OO lie;
400, I2c.
nessee Lion: Band 1915 Bar 5a Round and Square So q
SCI Horse Shoe ~; Pillow Plate Boiler Plate
cc Nail Plate 73c Nail Rod &c. Oval and Half Oval 79sc;
Gin BIB SC; Nut Iron 7o Buggy Tire 6ac; Sheet s9e;
Band 51a6, Horse Shoe 5, :,
NAILs-The market may quoted as follows regular
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ST. LOUIS, Nov7.- overland mail Of the f4tf
arrived last night Great preparations were mai
ing to receiye Gen. Scott An the military conipa
MES and soldiers in the Mexican war would NEE
him on his arrival and escort him through the city
All classes OF people were preparing to pay hin
their tribute and respect.
The creditors of Chorpenning & Co., mail con
tractors between California and Salt Lake had at
taehed their stock and other property for debts
amounting to $4,000. 1t was feared the mails
would be suspended from this cause
The water courses throughout the State were al
the lowest stage and miners holding claims in the
beds OF the streams were gathering rich haryess Of
gold. 81
Oregon dates to the sth Of October are received
Five hundred and fifty emigrant wagons had arriv-
ed at the Cascades.
WASHINGTON TEKRITORY.-Advices from Capt Wal
lens Salt Lake expedition and Lieut. Mulen's Fort
Benton wagon road expedition announces the good
health and continued Prosperity Of the commands.
Capt. Wailen rendered great service to the emf
grants on his route The Indians were quiet.
British Columbia dates to the 9th are received
Everything was quiet at San Juan
The British COlOniSt says that it is currently re-
ported that the new Governor named Howe is short
ly expected This shipments of gold from Victoria
for September were $ll O00 The miners at Frazer
river were doing we'll
Business at San Francisco slow, and little do
ing from first hands except by auction Provisions
dropping Candles inactiVe.9 ETE~
The New Mexican mail Of the 2Gth September al
so arrived last night via Ell Paso the overland mail
coach on the northern route having been abandoned
IN consequence OF Indian Outrages along the line.
Passengers and letters report continuance of dap-
relations and murders the plains by the Indians
letter from Taos Mexico, to the Republican, men
tons fight between the Utah Indians assisted by
Mexicans, and band of Arapahoes, at the crossing
of Demorte, inwhieh 22 Of the latter were killed
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Inland Movement Of Cotton

During the ending September ls last the Chamber Of
Commerce. of this city, there Cncn.
40 GAG bales Of CoOnthe quan previous
year being $4,000 bales in 1856 or the first named quaint
500 bales shipped the Ohio 35
sent by canals and railways norhward
in 1853 70 800 bales Of cotton by railroad from the
1859 unable to what quantity has come;
probably 20 900 bales But the largest
FOR the northern interior the Illinois Central railroad
1t is stated that forty loaded Cairo with
whole line Of the road during October for the factories
New York The record Of transactions in
renty given at St. Louis CINCINNATI should still
important the existing neglect the direction ship
mens take from Memphis, which the
production Of Tennessee and part Of Arkansas The shipments
from Memphis or the week ending October 2ei definitely
ven however and they stand 1889 bales TO New Orleans
4IO7 sent northward by OF which 649 St.
Louis and 2,75S to the Ohio river and Cincinnati
The newly opened louisville Nashville road brought to the
former city the day before yesterday cotton
ing the fist snment that line This will
lowed by large congumens OF last years crop fifty
bales came to this ey.-CfReiHnGR C0Dnnercid Noe S.
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bottle Is warranted 70 give satlsfacti0a
IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.

We say 70 parents, if your children are srky, prny,
afflicted with clmniaints prevalent among children,
give them small quantity Of Aiebeans Cordial. and
il will make ftem healthy, tat, and robust Delay
not q moHnent. Try II. aud VIII be cnrlr1rnh
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutrazes this malarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver to expe it from the body As
it should so it does cure this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, ratler does
what is of more service those subject to this infection.
If taken in it expels it frrm the system it is
absorbed and thus keeps those who free from its
attacks keRps the system in health although exposed
to tie disease. Consequently it nc Ony cures, but
protects FROM the greet variety Of affections which
induced by this malignant influence, such Remittent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Nea-
Yzgia, Rheumatism, Govt Blindness, ToOthache, Ear
ache CatarTh, Asthma Palpitafens Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries Colc Paralysis and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels all OF which,
when arising from this cause will be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This "AGUE
CURE removes the of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompishesIjy stimulating the excretores
to expel the virus from the system and these organs
BY degrees become habed do this their office Of their
own accord. Hence arises what Gcclindtatio.
Time may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough or IS sacrificed Ia the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE does it at once, and with safety. We
have great reason believe this is wen as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miamatie Infection than any other which
has been discovered audit has i'll another important
advantage the public, which is that it is cheap as
well as good.
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL


Wesre authorized to announce JOHN K EnMUNDsoN as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county athe next election
oct25 I'd
We are Authorizedto VIM g. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney Genersiof tie 9Th JUDICIAL Circuit embracing
counties Of Sumner, Williamson Davidon Election next
May. oc.g3 I'd
We are authorized to announce CARY A HARRIS, Of Will
Hanson county candidate for Attorney General ju
dsAl Circuit composed thecounes Of Williamson Davidson
and sumner octl4- tdt
we are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq., OF
Sumner as candidate for Attorney General Of this Gle 9h
judicial Circui composed of the williamson David
san and san-r.r.
We are authorized to JAS. E. RAISEs, ESQ.,
candidate for the Office of Attorney General for Ninth Judi
cial Circuit composed OF the williamson sumrsr
and Davidson. Election in May, 1869.
Weare authorized to L. FINLEY Davidson
county, candidate for Attorney General 9th
Circuit Election, May, 1860.
oct9 t5Qta
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, is the consequences o. diseased action in the
system, induced By the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay This exhastian Is evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet soil, and rises with the wafery vapor from
it. While the is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the earth's surface and the virus is taken
with it through the lungs into the blood There it acts
irritating poison the internal vscera and e
cretng organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secrete not only this virus but also the Bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The Spleen the kidneys. and the stomach
sympath:ze with the liver and become disordered also
Finally The instinct Of our organism, if IN attempt
10 expel the noxious Infusion concentrates the whole
blood C. the body in the internal exereores to force
them % cast it out. The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with csngesve violence.
This IS the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES to the surface as If IN another effort
10 expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
exeretorythe skin In this also it falls and the sys-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the FITS or Iaroxysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII of course un-
dermine the health IL it is not removed
Va have labOred 10 find and have found an anfdota
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VALUABLE LOT or LAS NEAR NAs77

WILL give the above reward for apprehension and
nnefaent In any jail, that get h WILSON,
Of April 1857.
wilson . "copper" color, absat % yeas Of fleet or
inches high, black hair sigtiy inclined EaVy goo
teen he slightly round sh6adsrsi raised ia "laso
county, Tenn his nnAer bsOnsed to the ICES MAXWELL Of Pa
Vdscn county, fFee Of hha cooR. And
ed Alfred. an informed lives In The nsighhorhOod
Maxwell. lie also has children sighbohooi &c
huntsville, Ala, have believe las
hagb0-ng helast Jears IN ths nei hborood
HashTilIe and liuutsvflIe. GEO. SANFORD.
novS dSkw9w MaFffeesboro'. Tenn
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Foreign Commercial

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-Per North Anerica-cotton- The
sales OF the past three days have been 5000 bales including
lOOo bales to spectators and 1000 expectation The
ket closed rm with an advancing tendency for
but The authorized quotations varied from those of
day last.
manchester adVCes are favorable, and the closed quiet
but steady Yarns for the East rather in better demand
BreadstufsM closed steady Wheat exbbis a., dv.rc
ing tendency and the an advance Id Me
Bigand, Athya Co. -four steady and Unchanged wheat
advanced Id, with an improved demau corn quiet and sdy
notwithstanding the supply Messrs Richardson
Spence & Co. quote wheat firm with buyers at 4sld.
ProVisions-Market iosed steady
LNthPooL' o' S'CottOn-saes to day 900 bales,
SPECTATORS and exporters taking 5000 bales Ruvs have sd
vanced = on the week.
Bresdstufs--Firm and quiet.
Provisions and produce unchanged
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RS CauIiOn.--Fhe article OF
SSkA~a-sAS Whisky we'll known as "Day'a Arc
ma:ic Valley whkes has established reputation universal
renders difficult for the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This result of perseverng energy in its intro
ductiOn sustained determination adopted st the outset and
nstn. departed from, that It's original purity and
unrivaed excellence should continue to the end
The fate attendant upon all such successful Efforts
has the manufacturer 1t initiated INSCRIPTIONS
mpoors and inferior and spurious ARTICLES pamed OF
the community the great detment of the public we'll
injury the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repu Every effort has been made guard against this pacv
by Copyright Of the Label peculiar shape of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information from
wLo may possess having vctmized otherwise,
will enable protect the public and myself by
the extent Of the law. The genuine Day
matte Valley Whisky put up l2 bottles each with
light yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow with the pro-
preors stamp the and fac smile signature of the pro-
prietor on All othrr articles limitations.
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whszey it sold by the bottle and in
only WIN. II. DAILY,
19 South William Street, New York,
sep2l-dqm Sole Prop
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The Panorama last night well attended and
many valuable presents were distributed 1t opened
with a view of New York and vicinity, which were
very life-ike, as near so as can be on can
vass. Then came a view of the harbor and DR..
KANE's brig Advance. The audience were then
shown the various sights aloEg the shores of the
harbor and adown the Narrows that met the sight
of that gallant band of adEenturers their out
ward bound voyage of discovery, and among them
was truthful representation of the steamship Nj
agara, which, as the deneator remarked, had Just
returned from laying the Atlantic Cable. The many
difficulties surmOunted and dangers braved by that
noble crew were as wildly portrayed as though we
saw them before u.s. The hills of eternal snow,
mountains of ice, and frownng glaciers were shown
to by the light Of the in all their terrible and
lifeless dreariness. But when the Northern light,
and we seemed almost close to it, arose from its
tabled home and with its magical fingers of light
scattered its rays the tops and down the frown-
ing gorges of those handiworks of frost zach piece
of ice glittered with the light of thousand dia-
monds and each iceberg seemed studded with jew
els. We heard little boy remark that ''it was Santa
Claus jewelry store and it looked as though each
ICEBERG was covered with precious stones.
We "ere NAnsPor'Su As II W -iilaSIc AI"l" VIC
frozen regions of Greenland to the soft bamy air of
Cuba and there, under the stern battlements of
Moro Castle we witnessed the last hOnOrs to the il
lustrious dead.
The battle Of Lake Erie was very good, only most
of Commodore PERRY's squibs hit the audience in
stead of the Britishers. The MariOnette Family
closed the exhibition and afforded great amusement
for the younger part of the audience. Go and see
the Panorama and see if you cannot get prize.
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Il
TR HARMONY OF NATURE: An introductory Lecture By
Prof HEs EaN Published at the request Of the class
This is able and scholarly address. containing
the results of deep thought. Comparatively little
can be given in the limits of single lecture of a
subject on which volumes be written The au-
thor has been happy his selections Of the few ont
of the many thoughts which must have crowded
upon him in the preparation of bis discourse. He
has given excellent English an epitome Of scien-
t6e knowledge relating to the history of our globe
and shows that all the works of the Creator unite in
declaring, saa
GThs hand that made US is Dyine.r
Messrs. HARDY Brothers make a trade sale of as
sorted jewelry this evening at O'Clock, in heavy
lots to dealers only.
Attention is directed to the advertisement of a
washer and house-keeper wanted
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hhds iaiF strictly prime snd choice Lsis
~ lana sugar. landing aad Tor sale low for ash b.
CARTER, WILLSf0RD 4 CO.,
" /. ~. -.
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LsO, hand Preserves Pine Apples. Pickles. Tomato
~ Cafsup- sauces. Oysters. Ssrdnes Lobsters. &c 81
Fruits Oranges Lemons, Rasins, Currans Citron a.
Oneese Dried Beef Beef Tongue, &e Spice Teas 60 Ito b.
sold eheap, either wholesale or retail > - -
a-e CHAs. ROBERTSON
noY1-du II Market sh,eet.
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ExpIosion..Loss of Lie.

SANDUsKY. O., Nov. 1.-The propeller Ohio, bound
to Buffalo and Cleveland with cargo of $50 tons Of
merchandise. when ten miles off Long Point, below
Erie on Sunday morning at two O'Clock, blew ur
and sunk in ten minutes. Seventeen persons were
aboard, of whom Thos COrbett, second mate and
Michael DOnigan, wheelsman, were lost The re-
naming fifteen drifted in yawl boat without oars
high sea- with little clothing for fifteen hours
when the propeller Equator picked them up. and
brought them to this port. The Ohio was owned by
the American Transportation Company and it is said
was not insured.
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E. q II. JoNNARD have just received at their Res
taurant on Union street, some of the freshest and
best looking oysters have seen this season. Per
sons who are fond of these delicious biva.ves can
find them there, done up in all manner of ways, with
the best of liquor to wash them down, if it is de-
sired His saloon is neatly fitted up his walters at
tentive and our word for it he will cater to your
taste satisfactorily.
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Mr.. MITCHELL informs US that he will be through
canVassing the city this week, and all who want to
subscribe to his Directory, advertise in il. had
better make it known as soon as possible. He has
large list, and his forthcoming book will contain
much valuable information and be a valuable one
for reference.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The American majority
in the city is about % 90 votes.
The Democratic State ticket is elected.
One hundred men are raising to go to the aid O.
the citizens of Brownsville, by the steamer Arizona
4 conducta of three million dollars is expected a
Matamoras from the interior OF Mexico y ~ & (
The released Victoria felOns are expected to jOiI
COrtnas
BOsToN, Nov S.-The Republicans have carried
Massachusetts, by about the plurality as las
year. Banks is reelected Governor.
NEW YORK, Nor. S.--Monteyldeo advices say thai
the U. s. brig Perry is there and the Bainbridge i
at ROsana
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THANKSGIVING. - The last Thursday in this
month 1.-THE 24th) will be observed as Thanksgiving
in sixteen States, namely: Maine, New Hampshire
Massachusetts,. Rode Island, Connecticut, New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Kentucky
Indiana, Michigan, Alabama, South Carolina North
Carolina and Minnesota. Thus far the same day
has been fixed upon in all the States where the fes
hval has been appointed
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From Ricbus0na.

RICHNoND Nov. III is ascertained that under
the laws Of Virginia the Governor cannot pardon a
person convicted of treason to the Commonwealth
except with the consent of the General Assembly
declared by joint resolution This rids Wise of all
responsibility in the matter. What the Legislature
will do is not known