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TIE RACE FOB TEE NEWPORT CUP.
N~>~~<~~~~~>~>->~~-~-~~o-
The Phantom Winner and the
Palmer Second.
-~~~~~No>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~-
Brush Between the Cambria
and DaUntless.
THE FINEST RACE OF The WEEK.
The Coming Matches in New
York Harbor.
NEwroHr, R. l., Sept 10, 1870.

NEWPOkT, H. l., Scpt IL, ioios
THE NEWPORT CUP.
The f6r the Citizens Cup. sailed to-day, ended
In another victory tor the Phantom. the Palmer
carrying Off the prize offered for the second schooner.
and the Dauntess coming in third, defeating the
Cambria by over fifty minutes In race OF twenty
miles to windward and back. II was decidedly one
OF the best events OF the season, marked as 1t was
by splendid sailing, excellent seamanshp, ana most
OF all by the much expected tenknot breeze IL
was dead beat TO windward nearly both ways
AT the commencement the wind was from the
southwest and az times blew sufficiently strong to
crafty the desires OF the most sanguine yachtmen.
Great interest was manifested in the race not only
by the active participants, but also by the citizens
OF Newport, who in generously presenting their
much appreciated gift, showed the esteem in which
the members OF the club are held by the community
at large in this vicinity. The cup, which is
OF considerable value, is OF exquisite workman
ship and appropriate design, and from all accounts
is only the inaugural for similar contests, as
the citizens are determined to present. cup every
year henceforth. This was almost anticipated
since the best Of feeling and the greatest socability
exist between the yacht owners belonging to the
squadron ana ie people OF Newport. Under all
the circumstances, therefore, the contest to-day
possessed more than ordinary features of interest
although many OF the yachts were somewhat un-
prepared.
THE ENTRIES.
Ten schooners entered for the race, the Cambria,
Palmer, Phantom, Dauntless, Calypso Idler, Made
lelne, Madge, Halcyon and Tidal Wave. The course
was the same as that sailed yesterday, from
line between Fort Adams and the Dumplngs, oand
around the buoy OF Block Island.
THE START
The hour announced for the start was eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, and although a magnificent breeze
prevailed several the yachts experienced consider
able delay in leaving the harbor. Finally, however,
the contestants appeared in force In the vicinity OF
the fort The race was OF course, to be sailed ac-
Hording to the rules OF the New York Yacht Club,
ana the yachts were to commence the race on n.y.
ing start the time Of each vessel being taken she
passed the stake boat, and to be computed on the
return. The breeze began to rreshen, and, what
with the crowds on either side Of the channel
and the large number Of persons on the committee
boat and the bnstllng on board the yachts the ex-
element was greater, perhaps, than at any other
race during the week. Collector Macy, or New
port, rendered the use OF the cutter, Cap
tain Baker, for the benefit OF the sailing committee
which consisted of Captains Nichols, Palmer and
L0per. Alter lacking Tor some time the vessels left
the starting point III this order the following being
at ~.
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A Young Man In Ill Health Beaten Almost
To Death BY n Gang Of Rufllans.
On Friday night, about eleven O'Clock, young
man named william McManus, Jr., left his fathers
store, on the corner OF Eighty-sixtn street and
Third avenue, and entered lager beer saloon,
gang Of runians. among whom were Jerry Lynch,
Thomas Butler and Michael Barry, came in.
McManus says that as soon as Lynch saw him
he drew revolver and told the others
with an oath to kill the H--n OF a b-h. The whole
crowd then fell upon and beat him in such dread
life was In danger While the assault was going on
onicer Coogan arrested Barry when Butler and
Lynch attempted TO rescue him. Assistance came
however, before they effected their purpose, and
the three Lynch Barry and Butler were all arrested.
Yesterday they were arrigned before Justice Bixby,
at the YorkvIlle Police Court, and committed to
await the result of McManus' injuries. Lynch and
Butler were concerned in the Aliens Point murder
a few weeks aQO.
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Political Notes.

The republicans Of Illinois on Friday renominated
for Congress from the Fifth district Eben c. Inger-
soil. william H. Robinson, OF Wayne county, was
nominated for Congress by the republicans Of the
Eleventh district
After nfty-seven ballotings the Republican Con-
vention OF the Sc cOnd district OF Wisconsin on
Friday nominated @. w. Hazeton for Congress.
John Mcguire, member OF the committee of the
national organization OF the National Labor Reform
party, has issued 'prOclamation' announcing tnat
proper steps will be at once taken by the National
Labor RefOrmers OF Missouri to nominate full
state ticket and members OF Congress.
Tie Kansas Republican state Convention yesterday
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. >
A PsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States no publcity no charge TILL divorces
obtained; advice free Also Commissioner for every State
F. KING, Counsellor at Law, BOB broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
publicity charge until divorce Is obtained Ad
vice free. N. HOUSE, Attorney, rs Nassau street. J
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEKs, FISH, FLOUR AND
THOMAS R. AGNEw, 26o Greenwich street, New York. ,
I1IARRHEA, DIABETES AND PROFUsE PERsPIRs
aon-Disease will 90 of by channel which nature can
most easily excite These affections are the result
blood which inerferes with the proper secrso
of bile; the food imperecty dsested the bile ducts
obsruced Now we dsordered sections of the human
body the which employs for Of
offending agents. and diarrha Of the bowels the skim,
and the Kidneys brought by this power which tries to
what painful and oppressive. Remember, 1t ID
the purging which kills. the sweat &c. &C., but tha
anodynes and asringents Never use them It excess
eneebles the bran making all less drowsy well
causing this irritation the other exhalents
The cure 10 easy: Take from five BRANDRETHs
PILLS. plenty Cruel good soups. This
will your than your usual vigor and
give your constitution power resist disease
Sold nv all drupplsts
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EOnaTlO SEYMOUR AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept. 10, 1870.
During the session or the Democratic County Com
vention to-day 1t was announced that Horatio Sey-
mour was In town. committee was sent to his
hotel and brought the distinguished gentleman to
the Convention which he addressed orleny. He
thanked them for their KIND reception and said that
recent events had satisfied him that the power and
desunies of the federal government were fast cell
tring I'm the valley OF the Mississippi and the Great
West, and he knew that in the keeping OF such
people, who the blood and kindred OF the East
the Old landmarks and liberties would be sacredly
nrpsprvpd
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A PLEASURE PARTY SHOT.

A Singular Tragedy ON NcwtOwn Greek.
At about ten O'Clock last night boat, contain
ing eight persons was fred into on Newt0wn
creek, near Calvary Cemetery, by two young
men named David and Martin Forescue, with shot
guns, from purely malicious motives, and three OF
the party were wounded, one OF them, Miss Flem-
ing, seriously in the temple. Augustus Conkling
and mis- daughter, Susan, were also shot, but their
wounds are not Of q serious character.
David Fortescue, youth OF fourteen, was ar
rested by the police or the Sixth precinct but hts
brother Martin escaped. The youthful criminals re-
side at No. $50 Powers street, Williamsburg.
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CHAMPION PIGEON sYooTIkG MITCH.

match for the champions badge AMI $500 side
will take place on Saturday, September II, at Fleet
wood Park, between Ira A. Paine, of New York. and
Miles Johnson, OF Jersey City. One hundred birds
each are TO be shot at, and 1t viii no doubt be o
interesting AFFAIR II s said that Johnson Is of
very different calibre from Henry Hart, with whom
Paine shot and Came on an easy winner on Tuesday
Is anticipated
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nominated J. M. Harvey the present incumbent, for
Governor. The platform takes strong ground against
the alienation OF public lands 20 railroads or mo-
nopolies, sympathizes with the Prussans ami hopes
the European war will end in the establlshment OF q
republic In Europe.
The democrats OF the First Assembly District Of
Albany county, N. Y. renominated William ID: Mur-
ply yesterday, by acclamation, for the Assembly.
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KILLED ON THE RAILROAD IN JERSEY.

An unknown man, walking on the track OF the
New Jersey Railroad, between Germantown junction
and Frankord, Pa, was run down by the Washing
ton express about one O'Clock yesterday, and
thrown from the road by the cOwcatcher, causing
instant death. The body was taken on board the
train to the Germantown junction.
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The ATnENEUM CLUB,

LUNUON, AUEUsI Z4 l61U. J
DEAR SIR am much hOnOred by the invitation
that you have been good enough to send to me on
behalf of the Liberal Cub OF New York; but am
sorry to say that am unable to accept IT, as have
no intention of visiting the United States either his
year or next
have strong reasons both private and public for
hoping that may be able to make myself person.
ally acquainted with your country and its people
some day or other, but my engagements and Official
duties are such that at present an wholly unable
date. am, dear sir, your obedient servant,
j. II. HUXLEY,
D. I. GARDNER, ESD, Secretary New York Liberal
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER H. ls7oRPLE SHEET
s.v.ntl. Frank Lee, seaman, native of Nov. Scotia.

ss ssyanis, Frank Lee, eeaman native OF Nova Scotia
ssss sot n New Haven j sl,Gs q Ess %s, y
as g.
a S s q to
cotton 10 Lat ~ M lon 90 o. In n a., nprrlesns
up; the deck Soaed on on which the gc and rsm,n
cd four days. without provisions or water all pershns but
Srg Miller OBJ. Cove Sierra Leone: wrA 81 ss days sy
RSrand Rose npysps ss, IS dsys osss With
o'ns @ sse sa cs %s
sail split several other sails bawarks ana received
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Franconia Bragg Portland for New York, with
msss sss and passsnssrs 70 PAmss in hal.
York, u days, with coal to G Swain to
kESS 81 inst had gale from s tho to
vessel from every but received serious damage
ss1 and sn Sb
would put into Rockand, II possible to repair; Capt Merrill
sshr Gs.ies 4, Todd HIM. st George NB for New York.
schr Pacific was Addison for New York. with lumber to
sehr John fnuaham BACKYARD. Rockland for New York.
% sShs A1sS KnDps ayed 3 for
schr Potter Potter Nantucket Shoals New York,
sSAE . oSn = RE1ST%ns Gloucester for New York.
Schr Fred Tyler Terri New Bedford for Elizabethpor
Schr Richd Law, York, Fall River tor Philadelphia.
Schr Huntley Bentley, Providence for New York.
Schr Armenia, Hays Providence for Philadelphia
schr Harriet Lewis, Taylor Providence Ezabethpor
Schr Jas Engish, Barker Providence for New York
6chr Pointer Mills, Providence for New York.
Schr Conklng Daniels, Providence for Philadelphia
scnr Wave Msncsy. PrSvldence for Trenton.
SchrJ d ln.raham, Dickinson, Portland, Ct for New
York.
@ schr Fannie Hammer Brooks. Hartford for New York
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris Portchester for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Antelope Rumball, New York for Cow Bay.
Scbr Abbe Bursley, Bunnell Philadelphia for Boston,
Schr Eli Townsend, Gardiner, Eizabetnport for Prov
dence
schr N Ames Smith, Elzabethport for Bridgeport.
Schr I Rowland Rowland, Newburg for Fan River.
schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr VIM Hatfield. Hatfield, New for Halifax.
Schr Hummins Bird, Smith, New York for st John
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NEW YORK CITY.
Police Court Paragraphs and Interesting Items
Of Miscellaneous Local News

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past rwentyfour hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar.
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The VISIT OF PROFESSOR HUXLEY 70 AMERICA POSTPONED

The following letter has just been received by the
Secretary OF the Liberal Club of this city, Which,
with the one published in last Thursdays HERALD
from Professor Tyndal settles the question: Of the
expected visit to America OF Professors Tyndall
and Hin yley.-
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Steamships City London, and France, Liverpool India
Prince Port Prince varuna Galveston; Mississippi and
Geo Washington New Orleans San Jacino and Huntsville,
Savannah; Manhattan Chareston Isaac Bell, Richmond:
WindNt sunset N.
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REI,(lW
SAILED.

Ship Moody (Br) Hilton, from Middlesboro July ls,
with railway iron, Boyd incxen received pilot Sept
., lat Al Is, lon 6S from boat Hope, No u.
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Average temperature yUSIcIUuy. IU5
Average temperature for corresponding date
last Year. - 65s
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SHIPPIN G nj W s.
Almanac Tor New YorI-This Day.
Weather 1iong tho Coast.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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The vital statistics for the past week were as fol-
lows:-Deaths, 4so; marriages, Ill; births, 2sa, and
Stubborn 80.
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The city License Bureau issued 2,o24 licenses last
week. O. which ,S51 were for hackmen and cartmen.
Total amount received, 81, $780,
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ID ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR DE
~ tention from business for Structure Estula Piles Dis
Eyes, Nose, Face and Person SA 'A~
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., IA Lexington avenue
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At meeting Of 'The Eighth James O'Bren Democratic
Association" held at the Dock House, 10th day Of
September 870 the following resolutions unanimously
Adopted
Resolved, That appreciate the stirring efforts of
worthy Sheriff. James Oren to secure to the people of the
city and county Of New York pure and untanted laws free
from the corruption, bribery and demorazng influenced
which hitherto characterized the runous reign
aed capitalists opposed to the struggles OF honest work.
ingmen.
Resolved, That we earnestly believe that matters have
to their existing ate the gross msmanagement OF
the Messrs. Sweeny, Tweed Co.. otherwise Tammany,
clique and that Is their total overthrow and anniha
ton that united efforts must be directed with every
energy strained and every heart beating In time and tune
Therefore be unanimously resolved, That the hero to
bear glorious standard triumph shall be the anch
fearless JAMES O'BRIEN, whom hereby nominate
for the office Mayor Of the and county Of New York.
r. j. STOKES, Chairman.
III. RORk, Vice Chairman.
HENRY CAssIDY,l c...r,.,
CHARLES SMYTn,} Se''e'"
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During the past week there were 81 complaints
received for violation OF the city ordinances, o.
which number 1875 were senled and the remainder
referred to the various departments,
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The public schools will reopen for the fall term to-
morrow morning.
The pension agents in this city now disbursing
about $4,000 per day.
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XLENEERs.

GEORGE w. READ Co..
.r. - a. sMAMNufACTURERS NJ AND IMPORTERS,
pared 70 sell at low prices. ' ~ -
Orders solicited and catalogues furnished
Nos. l68 l70 and liz Centre street.
FACToRv 1891 MONROE STREET
l308 MADISON STREET
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The arrests by the police during the past week
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TERMAN WAR SONGS.
" Eight marches, by Franz Ab and G. Wedemann, on
the popular national songs"The Guard the Rhine
'Where the Fatherland ~ 5000 copies sold
In Germany within ten days.
81 Union square, new No. I'll Fourth avenue.
JAPANESE CORN FILE-REMovEs CORNs WITHOUT
d pain Price 2oc Sold at drug and shoe stores Sam
pies mailed receipt price, trade supplied the
JAPANESE CORN FILE CO., "a Pine street, New York
NrICOL DAVIDSON
IN 6s6 Broadway, Great Jones street,
successors to l.. v. HhUGHWOUT A co
BARGAINS.
Offer 200 WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS
Second selection, full assortment 1884,
800 fine English Irongone do. do. $50 ;"
DECORATED DINNER SETS, TEA SETS TOILET SETH
GLASSWARE GAS FIXTURES, BRONZEs,
FRENCH CLOCKS AANTEL SETS,
VASES PARIAN SILVER
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James Cooney, aged fourteen, living with his par.
ens at No. 622 East Thirteenth street. received seri
GUS injuries yesterday mornlng by falling from the
roof OF his residence, four story building. sur.
geon attended him and dressed his wounds, after
which he was sent to Bellevue Hospital. -ss---
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The total collections throughout the Unitel sta tes
to the German Patriotic War Fund for widows and
Orphans amounts to sl2o,4iO A large portion OF
this amount has been forwarded already to Berlin
by the Treasurer, Mr.. Philip Besnger.
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AN 1risamaa's Will.

IN the name of God. Amen I Tim
"'hN )""ian. of Barry,lownd~rrv. in the
country of Clare. farmer being si,k ,uI
weak ON my legs, hni of sound head and
warm heaft-Gl"N be to God do make.
THIS my fist and last will and ouId and
new testament. Fh<t, give nv snvl
TO GOD. When it PLACES him to ioka if
S"''f II" 'hahkS to ne. for can't HELM
II tlin, and my body to be buried i'm t,,e
ground at lryd"Wnderry chapel, here
an my kItI and kin that have gone b+-
i"fe Inc and those tha, live after, bclon~
ing t" ne a'e buried, peace to tAciraslies.
ana may the sod rest lightly over their
""hrS' burN me near my godfather and
my neither who lie separated all torcth.r
at the other side of the chapel vnrt. |
rave the bit of ground cunta;i,,,.r ten
arrtS-ra!c ou!i Irish acres A., ,.t. eld-
est son I'M, after The death ut his mo-
tl!rl, if she lives to survive him. Nv
d'nSnttr Mary and her husband, Paddy
y A'2hn. are to get the white SOW that )
gong to have twelve Hack honi.s.
lri"N, me second boy. tha, WAS Killed
IN Tie War IL Amc.ihny. Mi .ht have rot
L!~ PEEK "i r"u:!'t. a> he has gone III
H''t ;'cni 10 lis wife, who died IL wake
't lore lem i~Uu-atl. to all u.;,l,kinr
fresh All "i heaven. ali he fishes Of the
sea tilry can IA kt and All ne birds of the
AR tHtH can >ll""t : !av" to llttn ali The
S!n, tnr"n and >tal>. | lave 10 Peter
f"lt!tv Il pint "f pntilcen | can't finish,
and hl"! t''tt lee I'' :ri'ui to him.
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WOOD LAND.


situated one aud a half miles above
. Washington, on either side of The Vile
Plat" .u.'. fronting: Gn En:rtl t"urta-
!,'"1n and lnnnlnE back to the bayou
! l <c:r Ui IL IT,, iir, ,il'i Containing S"ven-
ty-s+ven acres and 81 lu,t:rcdths or
- nNH :. hn!,dr"4;hs superficial arprnts.
knnwn as the Hl'"koil' tract.
The undivided Half Of the
West half OF N"rth- West Quarter of Sec
tion tNcnty.tHo. Townshi p two, South
/ k*n"c .nnr East and the West halt OF
North West Quarter of Section twenty
three Township two South Range Jour
East and the East half of N"rthW est
Qualter and last half of North East
Quarter of section twenty-five and south
West Qualtcr and south East Quarter OF
\ultil- West Quarter OF Secti"n twenty
three Township two South Range four
! East and all Lot two except North West
Quarter of Northeast Quarter OF SAID
! Lot, thc North half of S"utl-East Quar-
ter of Section twenty-three Township
two South Range four East containing
seven hundred and twelve acres and 90
LunHredihS.
The Whole Of SOUTHEAST
! Quarter of Section one and North East
Quarter OF Section twelve Township tive
Soutl, Range six East, containing three
hundred and twenty acres and 2O hun
drcdil,s, on Bayou Rouge.
The Whole of East Half OF
North East Quarter of Section seven and
Lots two, three, seven and eight OF Sec
ton eight. and Lots two. seven ana ten
! OF Section ten Township five South Range
seven East, continuing four hundred AID
forty one acres and 80 hundrcdths.
The Whole Of Fractional
Section one Township five South Range
seven East. containing two hundred ana
sixtvriuit acres and 76 hundredths, less
sry.eut,-sis acres and G1 hundredths,
sold to Hill g. Taylor, situated Oh the
Atchafalaya. ,.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS The undl-
vidrd half nt the first described tract "f
land will be sold for cash. The balance
of the property will be sold one-fourth
cash and the balance in one and TWO
years credit from the day of sale. Pur,
cIlascrs furnishing their notes v1th Gcou
and solvent security, i'll soiid", when
notes be;rins eight per cent Interest per
;;nu,1m from their respective dates. nhti'
full sn,vment- And moreover, the lands
rrr,nininy specially mnrtgagtd t" ven
doris until tulI and entire payment oi
cauit.l and interest which may accrue
thrrvon. L.F. LASTRAPES,
Aucti0ncer.
O;wlousas, Feb. 5, 1870.
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Lands for Sale.
INTEt,N HUNDRED ACRES

CIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
of prairie and wood land for sale near
Prnd'Iomme City. on Ray"n Mallet, IN
the Parish of st. Landry, in any guam
titv to suit purchasers, and at prices to
suit the times.
These lalls are well adapted to the
cultivation of cation and cane.
For further particulars, apply to the
undersigned, on Z Plaquemine Ridge.
WIN. DEJEAN.
Opelousas. August 9TH, 1869. Off
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NEI:vni tiiil..y.:l&.-. Nervous riil-
"lrn SITTER .ill ,!'l a.,"": from lc:tr when
i'Ui to i"'t iitnN'. No tnE&nr can tell
t't E'sl'r a Il I,,n,ii ru;,ii, to >nr., ,l.ii-
U:rn. \ ,.;;.,. i+ltrAtr hrv whom lis
I';!'>!ii> r''' H' .l:.- t" srtt atone. us, Il
/" s'',r;''n v'"irHt'> ever! night. and his
I::t"r would c"ai'r Hn'l whip him. lie
Ii>t""k the ie. tnari;y or "n: t.!,Ac;l ,
and Thought it his du'l to rnntlnrr the
'!i:n'> Nli. u: e ni3 Int hc >..!,,. ~ ny
un VII "!N.:l >c'' Al, 80 W!ir; lnu Know
Yea shall b" i'nui~''..h ~ "O!i, lalIitr.
t. il.r, said ti.v .4,t:>. fellow, ii ,tu.: t
ln:'.! ,"H' V.'irlng ne. if You'll only
stay "I't' lnt.' Inat fathers eyes were
'','rit!! !. tA,: that lnoElti!t. lie saw that
q i'nna" bong cannot be governed by
"'aH !'jr- i;>e a i'lau' "y ;'li'nn;.
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FOR. SALE

tOH > OAIE
4 PLANTATION situated on Bayou Mallet
IA in st. Landry. mctsurin" 3i6 arlrnts, part
of which is we'll tmt>ercd, together with the
buildings aud improvements. all in good order.
This plantation will be sold rs "a whole or by
lots, at he option ut purchasers. according to II
plan deposited at the f'nn,;c,' office, Opcious;.s.
a good bargain. Apply to L. NJ. F"ray. on
the premises. or to F. FERAf,
2itfI Perrys Bridge. Nernlion Parrish La.
E1OR SALE.-A residence. situated in the
L Town of Oj.lnusas. consisting in Il large
dwrllin! house and other improvements, to-
getrr with three lots. For particulars, apply
to the Filter of the Opclousas Courier, or to
the undersigned, in Pla4utmine Brulfr:
Nov. a, lS69.] j. \. GACTllIER
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lS DR.. Armot says that on board a
"A shii' sailing one hundred miles off the
e'asst of Brazil, at a particular place, the
] sahHnd Of bells was distinctly heard. It
I was afterwards ascrrta;ned ti,ot the bells
eifhe city of San Salvador were ringing
satfI,r time. the sound whereof. fayored
ny gentle wind, hA'l travelled over one
& lpnilrsd miles of s;nrotl water, and,
striking the vilrsnrr:,l sa;Is Of The. sl;ip.
Ind .,+tn hronrft m ~ ' tncus and rrr,tfrrrti
psfceptible.
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FOR SALE.

VEV!IAT Splendid p!nitariu.. k1..vt. as the
IL Andre N"rauIt plantat"a. r""..,,;iy "wu..1
Iv ": .':. :!.ti ,.t,. .~.:t.t =. . .''. IA ,,l
T""h". near tn" junrtion: ,."" latal is some of
th richest i'll the l.l ISL. and H.. improvements
are of I'll" best. This F'lanftion will be- ~". at
n",srratr price, ami 'oIi t.1nI> l.tvuItil.. to
tn" purchasers. For conditions, and thcr pari-
cHi!'s l,ldr".:S +. ~ EStlrttr ESQ.,. nprl,,,s.S
or til" un'l, rsign,'t on .:h" premises.
LEtll> GUiLBEAU.
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