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PURE WINES AWE LIuUnNN,


WALL
SCHOOL BOOKS would say that duplicate their bills Gals
J.A.MAXWELL. \
Upper Sandusk Nov 1855. no.5Af '1F N tde
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EFThe convention OF the American
Party at Lagrange, Kentucky, nomina~
ted HUMPHREY MARSHALL for Congress
by acclamation. Col. MARSHALL, is an a.
BILE man. .r- -..... ......
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EEWe call tie attention Of the reader
to the advertisement Of the Ktna Insur.
ance Company in another column. 1t is
the safest company in existence, aud then,
in Col. McCutchen, they have one Of the
most energetic, attentive and obliging a.
gents, in the county. ....
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The Meat Question.

Mr.. EDIroR:-As the meat question is
fairly open for discussion and you have
received "IIark from the tombs," in the
Democratic Union" Of last week, will
you be SO kind as to allow space for few
remarks on the subject from one who nov.
er has been ard never expects to be q
squire. ~ g.
That good beef. has been very scarce
article in these parts for some time past
and that there are plenty Of good men
ready to pay cash for it, are notorious
facts. 1t does not require man to be a
customer of "Dannehaner to find it out
it is the common talk Of the town.
Your "attack upon our German friend"
aud particularly Daunehauer may have
been "unkind indeed" and all the Union
man says about it may be right: But poo,
fellows who have no wives know that the
beef that comes upon the tables where they
get it, is scarcely fit to eat, and SO does
every body, (except those who are going
to run for Office. ''
But the chief design in this communica-
ton is not SO much to discuss the beef
question as to say a few words for the
benefit Of the author Of the Unions article;
and here allow me TO say that l "only
speak what do know" in saying that
the author Of that article is not the sup
posed editor-he is not candidate for
the suffrages Of "our German friends"
Enough however to say that it is known
who the author is. And now Mr.-in the
true spirit Of friend be it said, you are
not making votes near as fast by your
aattering. time serving system Of elec'
tioneerng, as you would by just attending
to your own business and letting "Dan-
nehaner' attend to lis.
Do you suppose that tour G erman
friends 'are to be bamboozled by such ap-
parent fattery as that contained in the ar
ticle referred to. You are pretty good
fellow and stand very good chance for
reelection If you just let yourself alone.
But you will ruin your prospects entirely
by another such article as the one Of last
week. ..
Germans are men just as other me n
are, and think and act in the same way;
and the best way to gain their esteem and
that Of all good men is to be man your
self, and not by this low trucking and
bidding fot votes. Now for your own
sake, quit IL. There are lots Of youhg
men in THIS county who will vote for you
ifyou do; but If you keep on in your pres
ent course eveh"D "Dannehaners" influence
can't save you. It will be remembered
that not Col or squire Wilson Is to be
held responsible for the above but If any
part ofitis considered peiscual justfefer to
JAKE.
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PoTAroEs.--We will take few old pe-
.atoes on subscription to the "Pioneer." /"
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The Cleveland Wool Grouer contains
the following call, which is signed by
most Of the large sheep-farmers on tbe
Reserve: ~
The subscribers having at heart the
interest OF the Wool Growers of Che
West, suggest that Fair be held at
Cleveland at as early day as convenient
after shearing, for the purpose Of exhi.
biting the different styles Of Wool, and
that an awarding committee Of manu-.
facturers be selected, from whom Wool
growers will be likely to receive many
suggestions which may prove useful in
enabling them to select the most de-
sirable style Of Wool to grow. We would
further suggest.
lst. That Goodale & Co., of Cleve-
land be requested to make the neces :
sary arrangements for carrying out this
Fair:
Cd. That such competition be open
to every Wool-grower in the Union
Sd. That manufacturers be invited
to attend such Fair. We believe that
an interchange Of views would result in
the mutual benefit Of manufacturers and
wool-growers, whose interests are iden-
tical. We have in some sections Of the
country. Market Fairs for. the sale ol
horses, cattle, sheep, swine poultry, &c.
In our judgment no article of farm
produce would be more benefited BY
Market Fairs than wool. We would,
therefore recommend that the above
named firm offer to manufacturers on
the day Of the Fair the wool which may
be accumulated, and which may be for
sale at the Cleveland Wool Depot.
This plan, will, we believe, meet with
the favor Of manufacturers and wool.
growers or merchants having woods for
sale, and will be likely to insure COM
petition by the large attendance OF man.
ufacturers, and will favorably impress all
wool growers with the importance Of
that union and system in marketing woods
which seems SO, desirable. t''
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EEThe supreme Court Of Ohio has
granted writ of error, in the cases Of
James Burns, Charles Cook and Joseph
Setter. Burns was sentenced to be hung
on the 9th inst. :, for the murder Of Mi
chael Burke, and Cook and Setter are
now serving out the time in the PEN
itentiary, for which they were sentenced
for the murder Of Kate Bureau. The
matter will be Immediately determined, I,
and ifit be found that an error was
committed, q new trial will be granted
them
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RA gentleman who has been

wA gentleman who has been
thar, says the following is all that is
necessary for Pixies Peaker's outfit
One hundred pounds Of -four, two bar
rels Of whisky; fifty pounds Of bacon,
forty. mine gallons Of whisky; one hun
dred pounds Of venison, eighteen demi-
johns Of whisky; two boxes Of dried her.
rings. one barrel Of whisky; one barrel
Of pickles, three eighths Of a barrel of
whisky. and twelve quart mugs. A
little more whisky may be necessary,
but the other articles will hold out if
the man is not tremendous glutton
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New Publications.

New Publications.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE; OR, ISRAEL IN BoN
DAeE.--By Rev. ]. H. Ingraham, author Of
"The Prince of the House of David" New
York, Pudney 4 Russell, Philadelphia. G.
G. Evans, 439 Chestnut Street.
"The Prince of the House Of David " has
had sale uncxceeded by any volume of its
size and character. In that work the effort
was made to illustrate events in the land OF
Judea, by the letters of Jewish maiden. In
this young prince of Phenicia is supposed to
write from Egypt. The condition of the chill
dren of Israel, and the wonders wrought by
Moses, form the staple of the work, and as
much Of Egyptian history and description is
introduced as are necessary to complete the
picture, and give it fullness and unity. Mr..
lngraham has diligently consulted all accessi-
BILE authorities upon the antiquities and Gus.
toms Of Egypt, and the voluine,is the result
of long and patient study. Many difficulties
attend an undertaking Of such nature, and
justice to the writer requires that the preface
and appendix should be read before the text
of the work. The object is to promote a
knowledge Of the Bible, by leading readers to
compare and verify, and search for them selves.
The material for the volumes, it is proper to
say, Is drawn from other sources, and the i'm
aginaticpn Of the writer is employed to fill up.
from brief data, a continuous narrative. 1t is
d Phenician and cCtehpotary view of the
scenes and events which we are accustomed
to regard from quite d different stand point
1t will popularise kn owledge upon subjects
heretofore restricted to arehaeologists.
This ehtrdhCiHg and instructive book Of 5g6
pages, bohhd it excellent style, is sold for
81 ,25--satne price as "The Prince of the
House Of David"
EVANS of Philadelphia, has purchased TO-.
600 copies of "1he Pillar of Fire." and S 900
Of the Prince Of the House Of David" and will
mail handsome Gift, with either book, on re-
ceipt of the price and twenty one cents for
postage. ..,
A new Classified Catalogue of Standard
Books, in every department Of Literature,
with new list of Gifts for 1859, has just been
issued by EVANS, and will be mailed free, ON
application. Address G.. G. EVANS,
439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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LIZ ROMAN Dun soLDAT.-ll Y a quelGues
joars, on merait il Ia caserne Saint-Mauricc, a
Lille, dit lEcho du Nord, un homme don't
~llllsloire est 'olt mn roman:
lie sieur COTE, soldat de la classe de 1851,
await ete incorpore an 39e de- ligne, ct Sc trou-
yaii, en- 1853, avec son regiment, en- Crimee.
IL venai, de passcr aux grenadiers, lorsque,
dams une %quereile, il frappa de plusieurs coups
~deHnu'ean un camarade. Celui-ci Sc remit de
ss bessurcs ct succomba peu de temps aprts
sur lie champ de balaille. COTE, atm d'eviter
YES suites de 50 conduite, await passe IA Femme
ml, lui protta, dit.on, de scs indications pour
lalre sauter des mines sous les pieds de nos sol
dals.
lernis ce temps, IN n'avait plus entendu
Iarler de Cote.
Dernierement rc'achait a Marscille I'M pa
qnebot a vapeur russo sur leqnel Sc trouvait,
en- qnallte de chauffeur, un Francois, qui SEM
pressa de solicitor ct obtint dn capitaine une
permission de huil jours atm d'aller voir sa ia.
mile lie neuvieme jour, lie Francois n'avait
pas felolnt lie paqnebot: lie capiiaine denonca lie
SAaOieur aux autorites FRANCHISES, ct lorsquc,
aeaS lolrs arres, ceiui-ci mettait lie pied daps
aarsellle, il etait arrete.
Ge chauffeur n'etait antre que COTE, lie gre
OadIer du 39e de ligne. Alres avoir ~constate
su0 ilentile Ell recu ses aveux, lantorite mill.
ulfe le remit entire les mains de la gendnrmerie
q.' sc dlrigea snr Lille, lieu de residence du re
B'ment que Gotie await 81 lachemeut quite.
Ie aeSerteur est en- &c moment a la Citadell(
~ iAile, ct une instruction minutieuse est on
'1'e Sur les ialts don't il est accuse.
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TORE DE voLEuR.-Ie. asn;,

- L-1 L L. - nv a.
;ro1RE DE voLEvR.-Les @suiyant act
ely tde la Vie de vidocq: ~
voIeuir DIES plas dis,s Roc r,.
B, 5nt, eut l'andace de vofa Il ons nn.s
lel k;;toirc, Ia caisse de Ia prefectnre do no,;
&c gis cette caisse, il v a nop.senle,pen,
be b d'afeent ct de bilIets de- honnna
ma, +encee tous les biiouy trouves sur la IL sai,
,rpl ique saisis chez les yolenr. IN ia reca.
94a.
2 Cette caisse etait situee dams rna ,;scos
csftigue an >bureau de NJ. HIenrv chef do u
division de la pSjice De sns 81 Beaumont al.
lait quelaneSpS ans ce bu car tont volen,
est double d. mouchare ii epic, il attend.
il choisit lie Henry etant abro,t
lie ~caissier nj yin,. Is arrive n endns.
Sc I'M habit Il Ami hi donne In n miro d.mn
haut %fonctiot. hre. et nonr trava;,lees.a son
aise, il descendant poste de Ia pard de .Psris Of
demande a lofi6er. oni le nrend an mo;ns mn,
d cummissaire denx factionnniras. mi mi
soy accordes sans dif6culte.
Lsaumopt les 6lace any deny issues Il, cor
rider qui conduita Ia cnisse et an bureau a.
". Henry, ct le,ir donnc nour cons;pne do Nv
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On lit dams une correspondence de Paris
s%dressee au Courier des Etats-Unis:
ohsest beancoup amuse a Compiegne dune
aOecdote que voici:
lG cure du village de B.. a denx kilome-
vNs de CoFnpiegne, est I'M hominc d'esprit, un
av'ne al monde, I'M bon v%ivant, tres recher-
sas de l%lnsieurs officers de la maison de Ill.
.Hy,a qnelques jours, une carayane dune di-
zane De personnes, DIES DANES, DIES officers, dies
SnaHoeilanS, s'egarent dams les bois ct, au lieu
m's'en'r a Compiegne, tombent dams lie villa.
easement lie cure etait sur sa porte a lire
aoa p%rev'a're. II va all devant de nos gems ct
m "1n, at grand %accneil. II v a deux heures
" us errent dams lie hois, lis menrent de fatigue
= ue lam, un capitaiue demande au cure 81
a%S IL village i! MY a pas moyen de trouver q
Mails common done, dit lie cure, ct lie
GS@.soy'ere n'est-il pas la? En,rez, entrez mes
SameS messlenrs. Ilola! Catherine, ma file
w. d ia cave, au poulailler, au colombier, at
s sso1' Nanges! unc uappe ct des serviettes blan
w., "ieme temps, lG cnre ouvre une armoire
fs"G uh SurpIis, lie pasSe sur sa soutane ct dit
I'm, Gus N eXcaserez, 81 je m'absente I'm ms
H. 49, 'e ne terai qu'aIIer ct rcnir... tan
D. Sae le d%eieuner s'apprete. .Je suis obi
ssu;s sof'r pour afiaire qui ne SQUIRE pas d
~ Oh allez you done, monsieur lie cure
man IN y Ne Toas inquietez pas. IN devoir d
-Mais encore?
" aVez-yous besoin de SAVIOR?
Nous y lemons.
mi, Se'al1 pour ne pas vous attrister. j
nna ~ pres reconcilier une pauyre mourant
M sha o. c%onfessee ce matin. ...une pauvre JET
"I's gu r1eart de. Ia petite verole.
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Mnsmm.-Une depeche du n dit que
n boode de Brown continuait ses %depredations
sar Yes frontitres du Missouri. lis sont rentres
Dc nouycau sur lie territoire, ont enleve dies che
yauy, mis- lie fcu aux malsons ct maltralte les
babitans.
lie gouvcrlcur Medary a mis- a leur ponrsui-
te deux compag,fies de dragons ct deux compa-
mies de milice, ct a fat d. wander a Washing.
Ion des arInes ct DIES munitions.
Toule Ia pariie Quest, est, dit-on. divisec en-
deax bandes de maraudeurs a~ntagonistes.
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TN journal raconte lie trait snivan,; II ,r "
o%uelane temps, I'M ministre de In religion relp Nh
Nee prononcait dansune vile d,Allemagne nn
a,s, , Faisant IN MAGNITUDE eloge dn de,
esnt ..sa bonrse, dit-il, e,ait oaveIte a 'ouS
ann, srsre a. J'ai etc moi.meme dams lie cas- d e. e
s sro s !" sa eenerosite. Je hi al emprnn'e AZ
p leou g, ; T., i ne les a reclames," Empor-
u re- p' pas anel efiet devait bient5t prod",re els, sa
nanrant rjeu ID de plus presse que de demandsI
u e" min;s,re la restitution de Ia somme prelF :
au mi Ias intarsts. Tn pen interdit d'abord, u
ave. - as s,eyecuter. ne s'attendant cer'es pa
p' ea,tc eonseouepcs dun movement 0Fa'oiss
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MT A G.ASIN DE NJ u LES.
lyl. LOUIS WAITER,

Rue du Maine, ~(ancien Cafe de NJ, Perrault.) F.
lie soussigne ayant otIvert nm magasin de meubles
aux Opolonsas annonce au public quill les vehdra a
pei pres aux MONIES prix do la Nouvclle Orleans, y
compris les frais de transport. ii continaora a iaire
aes inenbles, les Teparer, ct Ell echangera dc yieux
pour des ne,fs. II %spi,ieite une visito de Ia part des
DANES CONNIE des Messie,irs. Il
ltequs par lie steamer Bayou Belle.
! boil assortment Arnloiros Noyar ct Aca1ou,
Lifts en- tons genres ct de ioutes diInensions5
Lifts ct Berceanx d'enfaDts,
LayabOs avee ct sans ninrbres, 81
Chaises ct berceuses de toutes descriptions,
Tables d manger ayec ct sas coulisses de toutes
grandeurs. A- -
Tables rondes Meyer ct Acajou,
Gueridons ~francais, Sofas, GIaces ~assorties dc
grandeur 81 me,ibie de f~antaiSic,
Necessities. Bottles il Outrage, Garde-manger, etc
Ter iany l55g-ly LOUIS yATIER.
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my HimTAyTS ET COMMERCIALS.

Ia patriotic DEs OPELoUsAs
mt Ia feuille la plus repandue
* Ia Paroisse St. Landry, res
tueoscm t rappelle aux per-
,es,qui ont des avis a bonner,
lies trouveront I'm avantage
.,rtain en- les falsant inserer dams
ses colonies.
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LIZ MIsrsraE DEs ETArs-UNIs A MADRID.
lie nouyean milistre dies E,ats-Unis a Madrid,
N. Preston, a di'-on, recn ses instructions de-
6nitiyes du deparlemcnt dE,at ct n dh sem
batqner lie 5 %janyier a Boston, pour Sc rendre
/ son poste. II emmene avec lui, CONNIE Sc
cetairc de legation, un de ses proches parents,
N. Wooley.
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SAINT DoMlseuE.-On lit dams Ia Patrie:

Les nohyelles de lille de Saint Dominique,
hides occi-
unnonccnt un fait dune c~ertaine i'm
pm,aucc. On Sc ruppelIc qua la suite de la
dsfaile essuyee par les troupcs de l'empereur
S%ouluuQuc, Iors de Ia derniere invasion quill fit
sur le ~1crritoire de la %republique dominicaine,
IN armistice de trois ans fmt conclu par l'inter-
vnlim des agens eonsnlaires d'Angleterre ct
de France, ct sous la garautie dies deuS grandes
~pnissances mafitimes. Get armistice expire lie
bfevricr proclaim. ct deia Soulouque Ia fait
denoncer an gouveruemeut de la republique
ycisine, de sorte qu'on s'attend a une nouvelle
gNerre dici a trois on qnatre mois.
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Ce dlsant, IL sortit, ct soudain tous les yisi.
tears alliances palissent, Sc regardent et s'eso,,.
vent sc prolneitant bien de ne pas reveniir,
mais fort reconnaissance, neanmoins, du bon
vor.A'r hospitalier de Get excell1 .ure,
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yYENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-E,at dc ID

Y I,ouisiane.-Cour de District, Paroisse st Ian.
dry.-No l59.-RenG Fontaine vs.. Lawrence Young.
lin vertu dun writ de neri facias deiivre dams
l'afaire ci-dessus, par Ia Cour dc District, dams
ct pour Ia paroisse ST. Landry, ct 4 moi adresse, Il
sera expose en- yente puhlique, a II mois de credit 4
Ia Maison dc Cour, dams Ia vile dps 0pclousas,
sAMEDI, lie 5me jour dc fevrier, AID. 1854. comnen-
can't a II heures A. NJ. ct continunntd de jour en- jour,
Sill est nicessaire, tous les droits, titres, interets ct
prttentions du dit defendeur, Lawrence Young
i la ~propri6ti ~suivantc, saisie pour ~satisiaire 10 dit
orire, il saNeir;
Is arpents de terre, situte a Ia Prairie Laurent,
dams la paroisse St. Landry, born6e au Nord. par ID
terre de r. Fontaine ct Wable, au Sud par IN tetrc
d Arcenenu, Est par la terre dc Simon Wable ct
Leman, ct Quest par In terre dc Chs Leman, enseln
Bile toutes les batisses ct ameliorations qni sy trou
vcnt. L.. V. CHACllEHt, Sheru.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, Ii jan 1859.
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ment est un goavernerf " l~nticbambre. e,
vous ditcs quill designe IL snnvernement fran
Gals! Mnis, qnoil lantichambre, est-ce que CO
nest pas de tous les temps, de tons les regi-
mes? Est-ce que ne sont pas t~oujours les
memes hommes qui sen Won't aux por,es Dies
palais, mendinnt, quemandant, ~lattant GU essa-
yant de flaiter? All! monsieur ia president,
vous aviez la bonte tout a liheure dc me rap
neler a la moderation. Savez-vous pourquoi
10 snis un homme modere,-non pas modere,
indecis, Uncertain dams mes idees, dams mes con-
%victions, dans mon attaclemeut inyiolable a la
mnnnrchie ct Il Ia l~ibcrte,-mais modere dams
Ia forme, comprenant que les autres n'aient pas
les menes idees que moi, ct e~stinluut purtout
Ie courage, Ia fdeIite, lhonneur?
Ciest que ie les al vus a 'anvre, ces hommes
'eiais bien jeune; c'etait au lenaemain do 1914.
C~'etaient euX Yui avaient le monopole du roya-
lisme, qui Sc proclaMaient les amant de Ia legi-
finite, ct six nlois ne s'etaient pas econles
avaut gn'on ne les eat vus ronler All seuil de
Establishment dcs Ceuis-Jours.
All! 81 j'eiais de ceux qu'ou rencontre dams
les palais, je suis bien sur que je.reconnaitrais
encore les memo hommes, t~anjours les memcs,
%toujours has ct rampunls, demendnnt quon leur
lasse iaire DIES inlamies ct qui sont reruusses
par ceux-la meme a qui lis les proposent. Vous
voycz done bien Il qni s'appliquent ccs paroles;
II, o,oiIo H.; xnuloz .vnu,s onn7;oner n M do
u,,t, ber,9 r., lni da Jsia
NJ IN pr5s;io,t G,to,ron,u,nt Mo porryer,
IA Iii Il. n n,est ms invoonee nor In nree.
nnn,t,n Ia vons n;s Gotta ohsorya,;, In ,ions
,,;n,arai ia i, dar.nsa a, n,ur vons nvart;,
,. "n. ~ "
M. Bs,.rno, u-@,a nrac;Jont ousna une
o,,n,r Ia ~ nm, pnrdnm Al il prss;lont
No u%.a,ait car,o ino,nont mas ma arreur. cnr In
IN; do Ia1o ss, y;ycn nor las ln;s do isds a,
,eao ;n,as,r.os nor in nreye,i;nn
G,n ,1s,,,, ol,s oas l,;s9 alyos n,t ,,o,r I'm,
Ia Mot an,,. des ;ns,i,n,;nms one yons renrochn
d n 40 M~ontnIamher da 'eg,et,er. vnns i,
conda,m,n,;,z mn nam a,s l,is mi devo Ian, d.
gndrn las insti,niions representatives Vou
~, rloy a,,,tannn any drnits ana l,emneren
iien, do Ia constitution l,atia,m nm m;ncin
Il, a., H;,m. ,,n;,orsol NJ, Ia Ia e. ryeroin ete i,
,,a,nla. MI anal nno s,.~;, nae iii eviden
i,nt j., ,1;s,ntor M nna In sn7,y,o an univorsel
ra;, On Nh nrolnnit i s,nv;, d'nnn 1iscus
s;nn ,ba,r,uun ,na Al de Mnniolemhert aecIn
ra n,ano h, nannn,er aasos,,ernnt dc converti
' sac a1vnrsoirys "a, ynns ycnex iuyonucr le, loi
) az; nrnt ION, ;snt In constitution brisee en- ls5.
r., +, :, 81, mo,;bre nen,I nm ueut rnisorne
y ,nr a,,alop;rp
Z pantai,n moss;,,rs mon smo,ion o.t.ell
: oH,;hI; mos raisonnn,nrnts. ;rss,icrni de les =,
: ,n,snr
u NJ IA No,to,robor, q obs; il ,,o do,bl
: incarnation. il a vonln eynrimer 10 regret dc
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1oHS u. KING, de ST. Landry, est can
AHA, independent pour la place de Juge Asso-
..,ii de Ia Cour Supreme pour lie Troisieme
nis,,ict. L'elec,ion aura lieu en- Avril pro-
cbain.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15

~IxosypiE 4 MFMrnls.-Un grand incendie
. sra,e lie 5 courant a Memphis ct a detruit
dou,e maisons dune senle rangee all Front
Row: toate la rangse depuis Ia rue Adams,
iuau'a celIe de Washington.
Tn homnle a etc tue. On estime Ia perte a
S30OO0O.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15

Nopr pr GEO. W. NEwToN.-Le profcs-
,,u Geo w. Newton, Fun des %anatomistes les
,,rs ais,iugues des Etats- JUS, est mort du
JpianoS.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15

A RRETEZ CE FAuXeBRulf.-On flit cir Q ae
n lie buit que lie Bateau il yapeur Bayou Belle
dot eesser ces voyages. Je lie ME formellement ct
puts assrrer lie public, qe'il continuera Il les fiire
Is dec &C. BRIDGES, Capitainc.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15

u TOLEDANO u TAYLOR, Marchands
IL Commissionaifes, enoolgnure dos rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nonvelle-0rlians. Is
BENJ. ToLEDANo. j. MtpoNALnsTAyLOR
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W NEE! ACCOUKEA TOUS--Le seul maga-
Y sin au compliant aux Opelous',s sous lie rapport
de .{modicitG de ses prix, est celui de 5. Levy Ell
facs de Ia pharmacie de NJ. John posey. Sos mar
chandises sont toutes de premier choix ct il Went
cLiorc de r%ftlnire les prix cotes lors dc l'ouvertnre de
sou msgasin.
Tout lie monde en- rcste etonptM!
Les personnes qni mont pas encore examine SEES
marchanlises sOnt Tespectuenseinent prices de lie
faire, he fut-ce que par cnriositd.
La vente a prix rebuilt ainsi quill est dit plus hant
commencera lie IL dl present mois janvier 1863.
RecHes par lie dernier nateau:
5 eaisses souliers hrodeqlins pour iomme q 81 Ia
paire. Ii jan 1859 S. LEVY.
TG0I.E PARTlCULIERE POUR LES JEUkEs
Ia flEMOISELLES-!es sonssigucs ouviiront une
f.culc particulinre, pour les jeanes demoiselles, dams
la vile DIES 0pelnusas. lundi lie 7 fevrier proclaim.
Chaaue session sera de yingt semaine5. Les ter,
mes snnt:
I'onr les commentaries par session. ......,...*l3
Pour les classes Intermediates ljuiiior) par ses.. 20
POM les premieres clssses (senior) par session. 70
La Musique Ct lie Fran;ais aux prix ordinaires.
Pension par session : ~
Blanchissage 50ccnts par semaine, Motto davanee.
De hons professenrs sont einployfs CONNIE tssis-
tant. Is. +. WHITE III DAME
0peiousas, Is jan 1853.