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The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

Total, 25I.e97
Tbs nous ont tue 22. .s74 iiommes de plus; bles-
sSs, non morellement 39.4l4
Nous avous pefdu de maladies ct de pleasures,
$4,000 honimcs de plus que,ix.
lis ,to.,s ont lait $4,000 pfisonniers de plus.
Nos perles tutsles sont 237 ,297 de plus que les
,errs. voici Ii maniare que nous avons venge le
fe sur l.. Fort Sanpter. mais cec lest pas tout.
N Jus avol,s depense presgue deux cents millions
q. pliis qn'eux.
Nous aypin. renlu veuves cent mile de nos
feiun,rs. ,uss aycs fendu orphelns de peFes un
million deiilalts. nous ayons aetruit la Constitu-
tion te istfe pays.
ssyoiiss avolfs porte la ssauvagerie fsroce de Ia
puefrs dams presque touis les coins de Ia socicte.
Nous ;svoa,s lsnofalise nos eglisrs, tellemrns
aue ia;fe religion est nne SOURCE dimmorahte ct
de sang.
An lieu dGtrp des servieurs du Christ nos
ministries soiit des serviteurs de Sa;an.
L.. pays IS. renlpii de eonfraetruls, de voleurs,
,nal echastx provost ct DIM miller dsautrrs ou-
tiIs iega,l1 d un I,unyoir despotique, CONNIE le-
tait l'EgYpte de ye,mne d:sIls les jauIs dc Fha-
Iaohs.
Nous degenerons rapidement en- toute chose
aui eieye ule nation iosre civiisation est pefis-
sante
Nous darlvons aver yitesse une gierre civic
inevitable .iei dans le Nord. s
Nous teSohS de nos deinenTes des cherinlens.
II a ,tli eatlayre dans chaque famie.
l'Ange dc Ia mort est assis d chaque porte.
Le eabie d demenage du Tartarus Washing
ton. Nous pretendons punir les rebels nlsis
c'est roppose.
Nous pretendons restaurer funion, mais nous
la dttruisens.
Nous pretendons metre les lois en- vigueur,
lnais nous ne fesons gu attrappeT les negrss,
Ceci est Ia 1nailiere que noas "vengeons
Sumter" s n
Vendant nos armes an diable ct acceptant ''la
pronsesse de payer de Lincoln s. co. Nous Ia
vous en- GresntaeAs et en- sang.
Ceci est Ia manisre "que nous fengeona
SUMTER
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

H. rEditenr: --Ayez la bonte d'annoncer cue
NJ A GARRIGUES, le ttulaire actuel, est can
didat pour Grefiier de la Cour de District de la
Paroisse ST. Landry, a raieetion de Noyembre
proclaim.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

Eo~Nous sommes autoriss dannohcer EDOC-
ARD T.. EASTIN CONNIE candidat poufla pla-
ce de Secretare d Etat, l'electon 9ui aura lieu
en- Noyembre proclaim. [25juillet.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

Ew Nous sommes autorse a annoncer que NJ
JOSEPH M. MOORE CONSENT a So iaisser
porter CONNIE candidat pour une reelection COM
me Reprssentant de cette Paroisse la Legisla-
ture, q l'election du Novembfe proclaim.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

yRichard Cha1les Downes, dc la Pa
ruisse d IDeryie, est candidas pour represcnter
le Qaatrien.c District de la Louisiana au Congress
des Etats Coniederes. L'electiou aura lieu lc
z Novenbre prorhain, par ticket general.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26
COMMENT LES YANKEES Sc VENGENT
DE SUMTER.

Ia old Guard, un journal mensuel devoue
aux principles de 1776 ct 1857 Sc public actuelle-
Inent 4 New York-Il est ardent dams son sup
bort es drots des Etats, ct contfeia guerre. Sous
| se ti,re; comment nous vengeons-nous de Sum-
Her'' il content Particle suivant:
U Ci.bas est le detail des pertes connues occa-
ssionnees par cette guerre des son debut au ler
u
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26
Succession Geo. Y. Trudeau.

TsOUTES les personnes qui ont des reclama-
L sions exercer contre la succession de feu
George v. Trudeau sont prices de les presenter,
avec les pieces rappui, au soussgne, a sa
Pharmacie, Washington:-Et to;tes celles qui
doivent audit defiint auront a venir regler dams
les tre,lte jours qui suivront la date du present
avis, 81 elles veulsut eviter des frss
E. BOUCHEZ,
ELscute8r IGstamentatrs.
Washington 26 Sept. 1858. 3G-5t
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

sY Nous sommes autorise annoncer que lie
Docteur JAMES A. MCMILLAN est candidat
pour Reprssentant de la ParoisseSt. Landry la
Legislature, ADDICTION du 2 2Novembre proclaim.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26
VENTE PUBLIQUE.

SUCCESSION DE JULIE GEO SIELLf
I'll sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus Of
j. frant ct derrier encherisseur, par lie sonssigne
Encanteur, a la derniere residence de teu julie
George Sicily. a la Prairie des Femmes,,
LIE Mardi, 20 Octobre 1868,
les proprietes ci-dessons decrites, appartenans
Ia succession susdte; savoir.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-09-26

opelousas, 5 septembre 1868.
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:
Coughs, Colds, ynRwenEn, ~ Exonrseness,
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Notice to Teachers.

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
i SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS for
Hartford county, will meet at their office
in Bel Air, on FRIDAY, the 9Th of Au-
gustnext, to SETTLE THE ACCOUNTS
OF TEACHERS from the 1st,. Cd and
Sd Districts, for the Quarter ending 30th
June last, and on SATURDAY, the 9Th,
to settle the accounts of Teachers from
the 4th, 5th and 9th Districts, for same
quarter. H..
No other business will be transacted.
:, BY order of the Board,
JOHN Y. SPICER,
Ju24 Secretary.
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CHURCHVILLE HOTEL.

Q5 , asas ss iqaao3t
n, 3asupai ssslellAsssE slA5a d sJ aas3 G
T,HE SUBSCRIBER. having taken this we'll
known establishment long known as 9 HIM
MAS HorSls" is prepared 70 aecemmoaate his
friends and thepublic NJ sI.,s 1,
THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE : :
Rnnning between eChurchviles ana Aberdeen {
leaves the Hotel daily Except Spndass) ut ! 3
minutes before l0ooclock, j Al. M !, returning 9
leaves Aberdeen iumediately on the arFsal]Oe
the train 4, "a s
asg~ On the last Saturday Of each snonth at g.
o'clock POM, PUBLIC SALE win rc6lne oif \
atsyhich all kinds Of stocla Carriages Wagon, y
fel2vync PHILIP DESWAN, Proprietor
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DOLDS its regular communication at
IL the Masonic Hall, in Bel Air, as
follows: ,m. #a rn 81
Tuesday. March 3D., O'Clock, PM. Y
March 31st, " 4" 10l
(" April 2Sth,sS, ="
May 26th, 8 81
nsday. June 24lh, 8. O'clock, P. NJ.
Tur~1ay,' 30lh,8 o'cloeI!,p. M.
sAw Jliy 28tb8 8 " t%&
O. August 25th, 8 /" 80"
4" September 22d, g
October Goth, 8
1fa November 24th, 2 " &;
December Pod, '4" ~ =
ugA, >fr sANt'lL I'M. MNtIiA4GRAW,s4..
.efe2 sg. g5 vail oa 4o Secretary.A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
The following is her specie list:
From Panama.

Correspondence OF the AuOcisted Press.
PANAMA. April G. 1869.
Since last mail there Is little news Of consequence
here. Everything both in business and politics ii
dull.
A good deal Of excitement was created q few
DAYS since about the PRONUNCIATION OF a law levyng
q heavy duty on liquors and tobacco. Ii has been
suspended for four months 80 as TO allow what is al
ready ordered to arrive
From Carthagena we learn that the troubles in
Bolivar between Mosquera and Veto have been set
tied aud the Republic is quiet The Convention ia
forming q new constitution. A project of law,
brought forward by Mosquefa, has passed the first
reading, making Panama the capital of the General
Government instead OF Bogots. IL will DO thrown
out at the third reading beyond doubt.
Mr.. w. Il. johnson, an ice importer here, has pur-
chased at bis individual expense the land necessary
for the foreign buryng-gr0und mentioned in my last
and donated 1t for that purpose. We are now try
ing to raise the funds necessary to put handsome
iron railing arOpndlt. ,r ~ .n,, .-n
The Pacific Railroad COmpanys steamer Salvador,
from Central America, arrived yesteidae: SIZE
brings large cargo Of coatt produce, There /.
nothing impOrtapt since .as. sccodGi. Csrfera.
after his defeat IN Salyador, lad returned to bic
capitol, Gratemala, and remained there since trycg
to Get another army Of invasion.
Attempts are being made by the British Miri3ter
TO Central America and the United States Minister
to Honduras to bring about an auicable settlement
between these quarrelsome States.
1t is feared that the President Of Salvador will
send army Of invasion against Nicaragua, TO aid
Jereg in defeating Martinez. Such couIse would
give great dissatisfaction in Salvador.
There is nothing important from Costa Rica.
The steamer from the eouth has just arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

laws Of New York-he sestest State In the Union Her
representatives Of ability, and quite able to
Judge Of our needs any bsckwoodsman rail splitter
He was proud to that he Democrat Copperhead
II they chose 70 call him so-snyhing but black head
Mr. Ely objected to tho invitation being accepted because
he had sympathy with the parties In this League he had
confidence In tbem and believed he principles would
involve the country io utter ruin.
-Four voting In the Affirmative and four In the negative, the
Chair decided that the invitation not accepted.
resolution referred the Committee Stationery
directing them TO report the meeting four daily
Ia which pubsh the Of the Board and twsve
10 which to publish general matters occsston
quires
Tho quarterly report Of tho Controller received and
dered to be printed aud after routine business the
Board adjourned until next Tuesday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
ATTEMPT At Aasos-Yesterday, seleg Gold

ATrEMPr At ARsoE-Yesterday, Seleg Gold
STEM jeweler at No. 1OJ bowey, arrested at the in.
stance Of rre-Murshal Baker by Officer Willis ofthe Tenth
Precinct and taken before Justice Steers Mark.
Police Court charged with having attempted to commit
by preparing fire to his premises appears that Gold
en had made hole in tie floor OF his the
ga.ppe communicated with tie sgebeer In the base
ent the ceiling Of which wood aud rapcr he drilled
os IN aspipe, between the floor and the ceiling and
plugged then surrounded with cotton snd other eonbu
pio mstedls saturated with urpeltine sud that
turp5ntne cceny pnIchssed ives found on tho preise
tor Insurance Company for OO and his household fufn
tuIe for 4Oo The plan discovered through the escape
of the "a from tie aperture which had been drilled
Of eloh had been nailed closely the place where
floor cut This was hhed by the tie Aar'ha wher
he ot was discovered Justice Steers held the prisoner
bail I'm tbs sum OF 81 00 20 TIE pTloleI IL 81 year
Of age, and IL q native Of PIurPoltnd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
couRr cALENpAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUIT-Part l.-Nos. lE3,
1925 1871 1929 1853 1887 1889 gi 1873 l9i9 1881 1883
Iq5 iqO 1891 1865 1863 1871. 1913 1871. Part I-NGs.
III 9T 2;O5 2cO9 no 27l2 2sll 2G 27l9 272O 2.22
272i 226 27lS, 1880 2732 2i3i, 2736 27e 274O Part
III -Nes. I5, 226, 2O5o 337 1867 iSJ. Gil, 72k 8l7.
1lgl.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Demurrer No.
inclusive. Ji2 3l6 3l5.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. 1859. l725, 2027,
1890 2u!9 lU Pal 2C5 20SJ 2Oa9 1908 2o67 269 2I7l
2D1J. Payt ll-Nos 1906, l722 ll'2 1896 1914 IiJ4 1885,
2l22 1890 1874 20i5 2l72 2li6. 218, 2lS0
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 1911
l495 512 l5S l5g to l565 1879 %Jo 1891 1891 Part
Nos li78 1906, 500, III, GGl, 1885, 0!2 1882 44 1907
1853. 1851. 1883 1883. l540.
KlhGs CoUSTY CRcUIT CoURT.-Nos. 3, 10, 20,
81 u, So, S. So 80, 80, 49, Al, ~, g. Is. 49, Il, 49, -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
[Advertisernent.
The TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. l.-THB CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
fNoH Reedv.1

The Report Of the Joint Committee Of Congress op the
Conduct Of the War respecting the management and opera
tons Of the Army of the Potomac while commanded oy
Gen. Mcclellan is ssued By in pamphlet OF thirtyw
pages Price 5 centsj 81 80 per 100 $50 per 4, 900.
II sent by mail cen, iD addOn will be charged TO prepay
postage.
II aso contains Lord Lyonss stsr TO Earl Russell giving
an account Of his remarkable conferences with the Con'er'
yatiye leaders,"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the Ocean Queen with $50 Cali
fornia CavaIrymen and s115,0 ,001 o..

The steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. Wilson, from
Aspinwall the 9th inst, under convoy of the
United States gunboat Connecticut, arrived at this
port yesterday. On the 9Th French propeller was
seen, of Cape Antonio, bound west. The Ocean
Queen brought $2l7 ,GOl 81 on freight, $50 men Of
the California ECayary, and large number Of pas
sengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
COURT OF OYER AND TERNnNER-ApRm la--BsfOr'
SENTENCE OF MANsLAUGHTER

Edward Mccormack, who was convicted OF man
slaughter in the third degree for taking the life Of one VIII
liams Ninth Ward policeman In October last brought
up for sentence The prisoner said he had recollection OF
the aud for that claimed tho cemency oi
the Court The Judge said that this crime one of the
many fearful results Of intoxcaon and should be warning
the prisoner Others The conviction, considering the
M. OF man had been TAKEN ayey light degree and
he felt compelled eneuce the prisoner TO the u penalty
Of the law viz imprisonment In the State prison. at hard
labor for four
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
THE TRIBUNE,
NnW.Yofk.
tAdveTtisementl

" HhlI InAsteTi and NIssed HIul'
There is yet the spirit OF Judas in our midst,
correctly denested 20 the wicked and most rdicu
ous assumption by The Tribune that the u s. Constt'
tuition VIII en- framed for the protection OF It's citizens
now perverted give the right States 10 ensave them
when they have the power TO do oh, shame where is
thy bu.h Every friend Of human rights will DO Interested
this subject At the Church OF the PurtAns,
THs Evening reuts this absurd snd mopsrous Doctrine
the only claim Of the Rebels
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Nov Ready.l

lNow Ready
No. UI.--BULL RUs-BALL's BLUFF.
Department Of hs WeH-Pyem0nt.
Containing the report of the Joint Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War; relating the battles OF Bull Run end Balls
Bluff and Of the Department Of the West under cOmsnd Of
MAjorGenera Fremont Price 3 cents; 50 per 100, S13
per LOCO. II sent by mail each, in addition, viii
be charged 20 prepay postage when twenty under
dered over twenty half cent each to prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
Addres. THE TRIBUNE,
New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME CoURT-CuAxsER,-ApnmlL lL-BefOrs Ju..is,
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Charles Goodyear, IT,, agt. Wm. W. Ladd ct al
Before Justice LKoslnD.
Mead agt. Milward, &c.-Motion for leave to re.
granted payment Of 10 costs opposing this motion
The costs former motion 6O TO abide the resn Of tn.
| renewed motion.
GENERAL TgRx.
COURT NOTICE.
Notes Of issue for the May term must be fled on
before the 25h inst II h necessary 10 file notes In
causes that were on the February Calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENBRAL TERM-APRIL l4-Befors
BOswoKrH, RoBsRTSoS and BARBOUR, j. J.
DECISION.
james b. Taylor agt. Silas &. Herring g--Judg.
reversed and trial granted Opinion by Bosworth
spEclAL TKRS, APRrL IA Before Justice MosoRrEy
DECISION.
David McElreary agt. Jas. Fanpin ct al.-Mo-
on vsca,e and aside stay Of proceedings granted with
out costs to either party.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APRIL l4-BofOrs
Judge SHIPNAN.
MOL. PRos.-sUIr AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY.
John Gibson, indicted for an assault with dam
weapon discharged from custody the Court a.
lowing tbe Ds,ric,-Atorney 10 enter noHS proseqgi
wm Grosvenor sgt. the NewYork Enc Railrosd Co.
him whio travelling defendants road from the West to
Jersey City The accident happened in 1861 the case
tried before Judge smaey in 1867 bu. the Jury could
not agree upon verdict The came up Sec
Ond Iial, aud ia still pending. %.
p, ,+,f-, -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-APRrL H-BefOre
Jadge BKrTs.
RETURN OF PROCESS.
This was return-ofprocess day in the United
state. District Court Several returns made but
Of them OF any public interest.
PRIZE CASE.
The District.Attorney filed libel against the
schooner Rising Dawn captured March IS Of New-lMet,
~ C., by the United States gunboat Mount Vernon Capt
Ja FTaythen commanding The vessel arrived at this port
April ". in charge Of Geo. w. Rapelyes Acting Master
U. 5. N, prize master She was laden with salt.
RETURN OF PROCESS.
This was return of process day in the United
States District Court Several returns were made but
Of them Of any public interest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
No. H.-GEs. BUrLER's LATE GREAT sPBEca'
Nov Ready

The Great Speech Of Maj Gen Butler at the Academy
of Music, April 2. 1863 Price cents 81 per 100 SO
per 1.000. HSent by mail one cent each, In addition viii
be charged TO prepay postage wnen twenty or under are or
deed twenty half cent EACH to prepay postage Ca'h
orders solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

YoUso MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Lee
ruRKs-Thc Rev. N. L. Rice d. D.. will deliver the sixth
lecture In tho free this evening in the Of tho
NswYorh Young Mems Christian Association Bible House,
Third aud Ninth street. Subject; The Mysteries Of
Nature and Revelation
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

FIRE IN THIRD AvEsUE.-Yesterday morning,
about O'clock FIRE broke In the fifth floor Of the tene
ment house, No. SCI Third avenue Of Thtyainth
street. The apartments In which the fire occurred
pied by John IT, Churchill, operator in chemicals. He
sustained damage TO the amount OF 00 The other
pants Of the house sustained considerable dsmage By Ere and
water,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
UNITED STATES PRIZE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
April 10
THR CASE OF THE PETERHoFI

TIKI CASE TIE FEILhHOFF.
| The English prize vessel Peterhoti, about which
40 much excitement has been raised in England Il be-
fore the Comms.iones for adjudication. Very careful
sderuon viii be given the case, aud unusual number o
witnesses will he examined.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

The Rev A. A. Willis of Brooklyn win lecture in
the Reformed Dutch Church. Of Bleecksr and West
Tenth streets tomorrow evening Subject; "A Plea for
Hotne.D
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
COURT OF COMMON pLEAS-TRtIL TRRx-APRIL Il
Before Judge DAILY
VERDICT AGAINsr TN

Connolly agt. The Mayor, Mc.-PIalntlH sued foI
damsges consequence received by him. by
Of the city in leaving excavation in Fourtl
unguaded. The full particulars OF the
ported on saturday.
Th, morning tho Jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff
for 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Advertisement

BARNUM COME TO GRIEF The Indians no.
thed him yesterday that they could only remain day. He
feels deeply tie disappointment of the public who will thus
be deprived Of seeing he keeps doors
aud accommodate great msny Thousands who win IN.
doubleday embrace the last opportunity to the Wild In
dian Chiefs and Warriors.