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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04

A VIs.--se soussisne ssisit eette OCCASION pou
n. laisser saYoir an public 4u'il ast pormsaents
ment ttabii an Big Cane et IL oirie ges services.
CONNIE macon en- general. 4 toas eaax gui desirs
faire ~qnel1ue Outrage tans VA psrlc; Citcrnes en-
hriques. plans pe1r bstisses en- ttiqfses, etc., execp
tas pronpt.ment Of a dos terinea tfea modes<s.
s'adrcsspr 4 Allen. BARTON,
jaillet o 1869. big Cane. Ia.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04

AsHRxros DE la SAvoIK 4 Il. FRANcE.-
Des avis de Tafin duppeu' uue traduciion de
rOpinione Rationale de cetie vile, qli ex.
prime l%'opinien que 81 le penple fallen d eide
i'aifexion an pienou, DE- In PARTON ses,ienr
~trionale ct ~centraie de In I'enin~ole. rAug'e
lerre y acguiesera vol"pliers Ell 4,if Ia France
| acceriera asec eWprr&senr.Iii Ia combiraisna
~poerva uIa Ia -a7aie 2, lie connie de Nice
~saieni rendts 4 In Rance,
E0pininne Naliopals lense que lie cabiGel
de Tnrin NY melfrai' apcen obstacle. et CUE
/ Antyiche. Ia Prusse et Ia Rnssie mint arean
idroh d1i0,er sp.ioo da.s cet.e staire. *
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04
Avis n DANES ct Mcssicurs.

TAI l'honneur d'informcr mes ainis OF 10 public
81 on general que 10 mo suia assure les services de
MIR. w. II. Judge, r2paratanr competent Of export.
rnente DC Cllronometres, Montres ct tontea sortes
de Joaillerie.
Mr. Judge a TRAVELLER pendant hiep des annses
danslea cGIhbTcs .naisou do Hyde 1t Goodrich ct de
Young & Co.., d. Ia Nouyelie Orleans, et tout on,
wage aui hi serss cenGe sesa exttute dana lie DER.
uier stsie, ct u q = prix modtras.
r. DELARUA.
Ereni. are des Ruoa Main 1t Bellevue.
Onnioneaa 4 asrIsnihre 1880. 4# HSs@
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04

n e sonasignS oNte ses services aux spiahHS. MI
ia ont et6 da serviea ~llilitaifs dsa EtAis luE4s
dams une dcs queries depuis t7s0 tt qul ont datt h
dea terrier scion len actes du ucnRrAes 49, sa
Dams 10 cas- qu'nne psrsonns d6c6dde enr13k J8Fy4
q IN warrant pour tefres III vivAtt o. gun 1ltIet&it4
nne sepre, on al cslfe-ci auwA cst uiovts, q1JE6E
lassH des enfnnts mincurMr-danr 10 premier seaa y
veuva. et da,is 10 second, Il on len sntants ,ininsnfs
ont droit \ n meme q~nantitx AZ teIrs qulFettear
drAit All snstlit soldat Ill sisA!t. ,A.sss
routc aGairs qui me ssrA cunAt, rsesysA uaN -.
tenttun toute paitlcuttess.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04

fame aux hearas dangsreases dun
File croft Sc saiictiher ct ellie va
issani, s'anulissant, Sc preparant a
e humane. &c gull dit 81 bien
'aras iiyres. on il intro
espece de mysti-
objet de c%uriosi-
'cpre. La lee
'annais
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04
Oaeiousas. a ianvler, 1850.

Ii gnt dams la paroiiss Ste Mnris, III
IjAayieri un chsshi rfeola AgG 4 pcu pin
do : ans. cqutetr Eris da ftf ou.b leu. TYfxs $780,
tant Ia inargie H0 renyarsAt, sur u ha1nhA FStxE9.
TINS rffbufipenso ltheraio sGrN donn6e Ascotal sai
ameneiil le choyal. soit 4 Y. Mitchell MsssAaAlAsx
Opelonsns GU q mni. A. g. vfNUENTts
Gnelnuaas. Al tQn v!er lH6A. 5SEe
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04
Huitres! Huitrcsl Huitrosl

v0Ilez Pratlq6sWl
TtHEH Hi,airo DessessArt i ct.& al oAl1 MI.
" sJecob Arsalln, les amateurs tropssscnt ttus
jonrs, -
HDlrnEs FRAteifiS, sss
HUITRlS GUIrEA A LE1uvE.
GQMb0 AUY HUIyREs, 81 du CAt3
tout chad 10 rlatin M lever du soieil pour aetnyef Il
guAies. II. DESeES6AhT.
0petoaaas, II jsnyfer leo. N
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04

" tff' = 49, k@''f'- ~" ,FFf'N ~ b'''F -
que cha,iue Eiat n lie droit de dsterfntner ses
prnpres institutions s~nciales ct den jolir en-
paix.
Les territories, Iraprietss cotnmlnts de-
| Eats dniveilt etre oiivsflS aux cplurts vui,ati
de- ious les Eats. Linsa4tanle preteniion
quill ny aura plns de nonyeaax E,ats q escia-
YES dit eire abaidonnse PURGE que non.seuie,
,neut cIle tend a mons faire poIiti,,nemeni inf
rieurs. Inais aussi parce en ellie stlgtnaiise com
ne ME hopse nne institution que mons regar-
Itla,,s CONNIE M bieniait du ciel. IA
II Y a me- n%iiaorite patriaiiqne eyisidnt da,s
les Flats libres figi s%,uiient fid.lersni les
drpiis dn Sud et 9ii combat dams l'iularei de
Ia constitution. lie Sud enter fiit cause com
mime avee cette minnrife. cebstitHauk nvec ellie
IN grand par,i national mi ssff,rcr de coa.
uuerir el Il ai,nihilrr CO part ss,iinnnei don't h
sncrps meiiraIt ltUninn en- dagger ct tinalemeil
eauserail sa divisIrst lie lriasll,he d. celie
| erardp organisation rationale sera lie coininen
| cement da reto,tr a cftie union t,aria lie, re Eien.
| eire general Ell eeite traneiaiiiite. interienrt
one la Constellation DIS Etats4Unis await pom
| but d'etablir ct dassnrer.s
| lie gnpsefnelr Moore q alers recu le sernent
de Honorable II. NJ. Hyafns CONNIE lienie
nani- guirerDftr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

The LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA
A Picture of Exploration. BY Richard F.
Burton, Captain in Her Majesty 5 Indian Army
Capt Burton has genius for exploring expedi-
tons, and Capt Spoke, ofwhose African travels
something has been said, stole from Burton,
or rather attempted to steal, some OF the
h0nors of this expedition. The explorations,
of which this book makes record, took place
between December, 1856 and May, 1859.
Capt. Burton went from Bombay to Zanzibar,
and penetrated into the southern portion Of
that region Of Africa which has been so long
unknown TO the civilized world, and which,
on the maps has constantly been described by
blank space, with the word "unexplored."
lie found much to describe, and describes it
III Il very graphic and successful way. lie
gives vivid pictures of the people, scenery,
productions, habits, and social show and move.
ment of that region. And his account is aided
by thirty6ye well executed illustrations.
This volume, which is an octave Of 572 pages,
is for sale at Mellen's.
ODD PEOPLE being Popular Description
of Singular Races OF Men. BY Captain Wayne
Reid With Illustrations. Published by the
Harpers aud for sale at Mellen's. In this little
volume we have an account of the African
Bushmen, the Water Dwellers of Maracaibo,
the Laplanders, the Fuegian Dwarfs, and
many other curious races and tribes of men,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
From the New pedford standard. ION

. The OIL MARKET-Sperm has been quiet
during the week, and is not quite as firm as
last week; holders ask 81 so. In whale, the
recent demand appears ty have been supplied,
and operators would like to hear further from
the northwest fleets. The market, however. is
firm at 90 cents. Sales have been effected Of
1000 barrels northern, i'll Edgartown, owned
here, to manufacturers in this city, at 55 cents
per gal; and about 100 barrels whale and
blackfSI, i'll parcels, pale and dark, upon pri-
vale terms. The exports of whale oil from
New York for the week ending 9TH inst. were
3o,459 gals; since Jan. l, 293 $3.50 gals.-same
time last yeas, l63,360 do. No sperm oil ex.
ported for the week; 1901, 757 gals. since Jan.
lst-same time last year, l,33O,453 do.
Whaebone exported during week, 13,47S lbs;
from Jan |, 6O2O65 do. same time last year,
1,562, Isl do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

And the authors name is sufficient asst rance
that the book is sprightly and entertaining.
"THE WAR TIGER, or the Wonderful Ad-
ventures and Fortunes of the Young Sea Chief
and his lad Chow tale of the Conquest of
China" and The White Elephant, or the
Hunters of Ava and the King of the Golden, D
both by VIM. Dalton, have been published by
w. a. Townsend & Co., and can be found at
the bookstores.
d. APPLETON & Co, New York, have pub
lished a series of three juvenile books, which
will be likely to get some attention in the right
quarter. They are severally entitled Little
Night Caps big Night Caps" aud Fairy
Night Caps" and are all from the pen of
"Aunt Fanny" They have also published
New Fairy Stories" for the young folks,
translated from the German of George Keil.
The STEREosCoPE FOR THE MILLION" is
sued by D. Appleton & Co., consists of stere-
oscopic eye glasses, with twelve pictures, all
arranged for use.
"WHEAT AND TAREs," an English novel,
republished by the Harpers, is for sale at Mel
lens.
MICHAEL FARADAY's SIX LECTURES on
the Various Forces on Matter and their rela-
tions to each other, have been published by
the Harpers in small volume OF 1913 pages,
with pictorial illustrations. 1t is a book
worth having. For sale at Mellens.
MILLENNIAL EXPERIENCE. or Gods VIII
Known and Done, by Almon Underwood, has
been published by Henry Hoyt, Boston, and is
for sale at Mellen's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

STARTLlNG SCENE IN THEArRE.-During
the performances at the German theatre, or
Concert Hall, in New Orleans last night, a
shocking tragedy was enacted in reality upon
the stage. They were playing the drama of
The Wolfe, and at that moment were acting
scene in gambling house, where young
man is tleeced Of his last dime, and when he
charges the gamblers with cheating, is stabbed
and killed John Ringer was playing the
part of the gambler, and Emile Sieur that of
the ruined young man Ringer had not been
furnished with u stage-dagger by the proper.
ty man, and borrowed real one of officer
Berwn, who was the special policeman at the
Concert Hall. In acting such scenes with real
daggers ON the stage, the person who strikes
the blow keeps his elbow out farther than the
point Of the weapon, and the person who pre-
tends to receive the fatal thrust leans back
wards, so that the strikers elbow, coming
against his breast, stops the motion. Steuer
was unhappily somewhat intoxicated, and
when he should thrown himself backward he
suddenly stopped forward, and before Kruger
could check the impetus OF his arm the dagger
had gone into the right side OF Sleners neck,
opening cash to the back bone. The uDior-
tunate actor was instantly carried off the stage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
What the New YORK folks say of Dr. M,Lane,s

Nhht the new 4 OrE< folks say of DR.. NJ Lanes
Celebrated Yermfugc, manufactured by Fleming Bros
NEW YORK, August IS. 1852
This is TO certify that that well acquainted with
man fifty years Of age for many years resident of this
CITY, who has been at times extremely ill., but could not
tell from what cause unless worms lie told his
attending physician his suspicious physician at
once rdicaed the idea and refused to attend him any
longer His son then mentioned DR.. M'Lane's Yermi-
iuse and asked him if he would it his reply was-I
must take something to get relief or die.
They at once procured bottle of Dr. n Lanes CeIe-
GRATED pe7mgage, and he took one half at one dose
The result was he passed upwards of three quarts of
0oT"s' cut up in form He got well immediately
and now enjoying excellent health; and like the good
Samaritan of old is endeavorng rseve his uufortu-
nate neishbors lie makes his business to hunt p and
select all cases similar his own that may be given
by regular physicians and induces them to try DR. NJ
Lanes Nermituge SO far he has induced more than
with the most happy results. He is well satisfied that
DE- 81 Lanes Yermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros Of
PITTSBURGH, is Tor superior any other known remedy
and that il more generally known would not fail TO save
many valuable lives For Their particulars inouire of
Mrs Hardie' l243 Cannon street, New York city
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'fANE's
CELEBRATED YERM1FUGE, mamuiac turedby FLEM.
comparison worthless DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Yermi
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now d9t&wlt lgl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

HE famous seventh regiment of New York
city have just opened gymnasium in St.
Mark S Place, which will excel, in the com
pleteness of its arrangement, any similar one
in the country. The main building is 26 feet
front and 81 feet deep being four stories The
basement contains 800 dressing closets, baths,
Mushrooms, and wafer closets On the first
story is parlor and billiard room; the second
story two front rooms, with dressing closets
and private office, and third room back for
sparrng. The whole third story is devoted to
fencing rooms. The entire establishment is
handsomely carpeted ornamented with mir
rors, and supplied with every convenience.
The gymnasium proper is a spacious building,
~ feet in height and 81 feet wide, with run.
ming track entirely around it. All the fixtures
are Of pitch pine, and of the material and
finish.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
From the sus.ex lEng.l Exnrcss.

EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN A CHURCH,
On Sunday afternoon, Dist, the inhabitants at
ST. Nicholas church, GuiIdtord, England, were
astonished by the occurrence of one of those
interruptions to divine worship which are hap
PLY as uncommon as they are unseemly.
While the curate of the parish was delivering
his discourse, he made a sudden pause, and
exclaimed, "Shut that boob!' At first we be-
leve there was no response to this strange APP
peal, and the preacher repeated it. The gem
tleman to whom it was addressed then re-
Piled "lt's the Bible y but the appeal was re-
Iterated, and few more words passed between
the pulpit and the pew. AT length the preach.
er advised Mr.. - to shut the book immedi.
atelyi upon which the gentleman took up the
book and left the sacred building, acc0mpa
MED by his wife. The congregation, we need
scarcely add, was thrown into a state Of great
excitement by this extraordinary episode, and
1t has been the talk OF the town during the
past week. Mr. - is gentleman of much
influence, and highly respected in Guildtord,
and the curate is highly esteemed as a
preacher
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

PErITIoNs-All petitions to the legislature
affecting the rights and interests OF individ-
uas or Of private corporations, should be ad'
certised four weeks successfully, beginning
about the present time, land not later than the
Dist inst.,) so that The last publication may be
fourteen days at lelst before the first Wednes
day in January next. A true copy of the petit
ton must be published four weeks successfully
in some newspaper printed in the county
such corporations are established, and also in
some newspaper or newspapers published in
the city of Boston, TO be designated by the
petitioners i. each case and approved by the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth See Acts
of 1857, chapter 261, sec l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

WIDE AWAKE JUBILEE IN BosroN-The
closing demonstration Of the republicans of
Suffolk county took place. Friday evening, in
Music Hall, which was thronged with the
most enthusiastic gathering of the campaign.
The leading feature of the evening was the
speech of Mr. .Burlingame, who was received
with such IN ovation OF applause as few pub.
lie men have obtained in this eventful cam
paign. We quote from the Advertisers re-
port Of his speech =
Wide Awakes and Fellow Citizens This
is better than an election (Renewed cheers
This IS a victory over malice. (Cries of
"Good!' and applause.) This is a victory
over detracton. Fresh appause) This is
people rising superior 10 its little local disas.
ter, to full comprehension of the grandeur of
that victory which has given a continent to
freedom. (Cheers.) Since the revolution
mere has been NJ contest or victory like this.
what the fathers declared the people have
now voted. The fathers were fortunate in
men tunes In their poverty is our good
"itule' II Is fortunate that they had few
koous anu no principles to sell (ApDlausa
ihey were fortunate in being beyond the
thrall OF inc tyranny Of the old world Tbev
were lfee 10 uisca . largely general principles.
They expressed their sentiments in n,ssil,,nt
maniestoes, and when the great victor,, ,s
won, they carried forward their views "nJ
garnered them up in the organic laws Of @I'a u
great people. The people gave expression NJ =, /"
their sentiments in the ordinance Of 11s7
That ordnance coming from the superior
minds Of our fathers, who represented tn,
people, has been voted for by the people. /
became at an carly time the organic Law
spread over a great territory For the frs
time, on Tuesday last, il was adopted by Ill
people. Ii seems as il the hand Of Proydcnc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

and sent to the Charity Hospital, mortallv
wounded, while Kruger was taken to the lock
up by officers Dalton and Berwn. The cur
tain was down but short time the pool of
blood was washed up, and then it was an q.
nOunced to the audience that the drama could
not be concluded, but that a farce would be
substituted. The audience appIauded, up
went the curtain, and tor whole hour the
fellow actors of poor Steuer exerted themselves
to make fun, while the auditors laughed and
applauded, as if the spilling of mans blood
was mere trif1e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

RESIGNATION OF BROADER GENERAL
LEoNARD.-The resignation of Brigadier Gen
eral Leonard OF the fifth brigade, we announce
with feelings of regret, for the militia is de.
prived of one Of its mast competent officers,
who, as dsciplinarian and tactician, is second
to no man in this state. General Leonard, at
his recent encampment, showed TO the militia
wat a model encampment was, and he retres
now, having removed from Worcester to Bos-
ton, with the respect of his entire command.
We hope 10 find him ere long occupying po-
sition in the militia of this vicinity, where his
military knowledge would admirably qualify
him for any position. An excellent staff, en-
bracing among others the well known Edwin
Bynner of Worcester, is by this resignation
lost to the brigade. Saturday Evemmg Ga
zette, 10Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

. SohsumptIVcS.-The advertisor tof = =
~ ofto ~ italth m few weeks by very smns renoa
aeeon and x seeIed several years with severe lung
cure. V" SUFFERERS the means OF
az, 10 an who desire it he will send a copv of The pes,
non useu gree OF charge, with the directions for
t t aii using the same which they will And sIRF o.,
az b u1iPIIoN ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c The oniy
U! me advertiser in sending the is -
.ie ainlcted and spread information " bicb he
Iii CIV 70 ne invaluable and he hopes every smferer
ny ls remedy a. i will cost them nothing and
pPiesse fsTties wishing the prescription will
P e1 AZ AuuIess Rev EDWABD A. WILSON
VI Wy hllliansbargh, Kings Co.. New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

d.rn worcester City Agency.-In Board on Al
ueIlen March sth, 1860, John q Hill was annoin ed an
srtuo oa tne ou Cy of to purchase and sell
Sal purposes, fOI the year in conf,r'y 70 IL
laws OF ms Commonwealth, and rules and regnIa
lions as may be adopted by the Board of Mavor and ii
9ernen; The Agency is at JOHN Q. HILLS Apotbrcarv
store Mechanlcs Hall Building, Worcester Per order
~ uaN9m W. w. RICE. Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

CHALLENGE AT II meeting of Yankee Engine Com
pany No. S, holder at their Hail. this evening it was
unanimously votedto and do hereby challenge Mag
ara Engine Co. NO s, to friendly trial to run with
tubs distance of half mile more and lay a line of
400 Ell of hose and pat through the pipe also
play on height and parallel and tub tub each compa
ny to be limited to forty Trials to be decided by
three judges each company choosing one and the two
choosing the third.
Per order OF Company
+. w TOWNSEND, Foreman
g. f. NEWTON Clerk.
Worcester, Nov. I, 1860.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

Photographic AT Union Art Gallery" from life
TO miniature sizes, and finished either in OH Water
India Ink Pastile or Cravon. Also Ambrotypes Meain
oNpes' &c, all sizes. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PEOPLE
The best Pictures in the city, at the most reasonable
prices are made at the Union Art Gallery" 1877 Main
Sleet' au2V diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

HEsRr lioYT has published the following
Juvenile books, which are for sale at Mellens
MAeKEREL WILL, or the Cheating Fisher
boy THE GOLD DIGGER," LAZY STE
r'LS' and "LEAvIEG HOME" For sale at
] Mccns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
CITY AND COUNTY

HEAVY RAIN SroRM-One of the severest
storms of the season commenced in this vIcln'
ity, Saturday morning, and continued I'M
abated during the day and a large portion of
the night. 1t was driving northeaster from
the beginning, rendering ut-oi-door pursuits
mpracticable if not impossible. The storm
has put the ponds and streams of this locality
in good condition for the winter, which, if the
weather prophets speak truly, is to be au early,
and Il severe one