The Opelousas patriot

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Mrs. Elizabeth 11. Evn»s, author«« of The

Land Far Away," and many other poems, died

at Paiuesville, Amelia county, Virginia, a few

days since. She was well known in the poet

ical world as Flora."

A vessel at Holmes's Hole, from Cape

Haytien, reports that the Emperor Soulouquu

Imd turned up again at his capital, nficr Iiis

recent defeat, and is recruiting un nriuy for

another expedition against thu Dominicans.

Ill the U. S. Senate, on the 10th ult., Mr.

Sebastian introduced a bill for continuing the

improvement, of the navigation of the Arkansas

River, and a bill for fcontinuing und completing

the improvement of Red River at the Raft.

Mrs. Elizabeth I^emuinbraue, of Davidson

county, Tenu., died recently, aged ll(i years.

She was the fir-1 wliito woman settled in Da

vidson county, and vas probably the oldest

person in the S-Uite.

A meeting was to be held in XcwOrlennsnn

Tuesday night to further the project of erecting

monument to Ilenry Clav on Lafayette

MM n signed by men of all

duct

duet* ,u*er House u>

to restore the dentil penalty olid it i» «>io

a large méjorîty of tbè poople if the State aro

iu favor of the measnrc.

.The Hon. Win. C. Rivea, President of tlie"

Yirginih Historical Society, at the request

his associates, has engaged to prepare for pub

-1 i oit i un a life ot JaiflÄ^adisdh, dne

ginia's most distinguished sons, and

America's greatest statesmen.

A late London paper informa Its

that the "Nebraska Territory of 1he

States is a tract of several, millions

lately pnrcbascd by the Americans Jtom the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Opelousas patriot. (1856). Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La., 1856-03-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86079076/1856-03-01/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Opelousas patriot, 1856-03-01.