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LOCAL NEWS
sEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.
Thanksgiving.
Hsw the Day WINS Observed-~ervices In
the various churches ermous = FcsstlnE
At the Charitable Installations.

the Sartous hurcbes ~ermops s-fesstinH
NJ tns sns'"o'c i"s'n"''"
Thsnhssiyius Day, which has become ono Of the
reoossiEed holidays Of the people, observed yea
terday BY the citizens Of this metropolis With more
than the usual manifestations Of reverence. In
spite Of the torrents Of rain which fell during tho
morning, and va.hsd AWAY A previous fall Of snow,
Thousands Of people attended the various churches,
where they gave thanks to God for the many mer-
eies lie had youehsafed 10 rs as people After tho
service. In the churches amilies gathered together In
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The Institutions.
aoIntyns, r,tIyy A.octArIo..
| A, IN, Soldiers, Relief Association, in Howard
.,,.., n.nv l,al., arc p,.,.pt and ,ated upon the
| mo-, tsllor, many Of ,bom h.d but one arm. and
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rer. .l,o h.ld IN the ci.pcL and Addres.e. were
t.l,v.,.d nv y,..,p. q Benedict and other, Amer.
v.rd, ,ome Eve hundred children Of the industrial
! ..hoot. h.Iongipy 10 the Institution sat down TO
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~ Extract cnFzaps-a is Loo; -u,i-c- ;y-z:-ac:
Cceiu y L.Src.ic, go: VII Get 81 each in I'll
Cota go prepared ca purely scientific p.:ac.o.osia
r1c-i GO to E.est ro:ro measures CT ether t,:at
ca be E:@,c GcaT oad coIc,uc!yc ties. WI K
CT -c. properties with taOse forth il 60 foI
:S--.....-- y.cr,--:-
coo Ci-pcc3.tory cf The United Statcs.
See .soessor IcwEs' valuable works on tae pracd-a
ef-:-:.c.
Geo remarks madcty &c celebrated ~. ru-erc, rhiic
Gee rc-:c:!s Icao ~ I-. L-i-:I Ac-)o,-E.-, cc,o
tr=:od Th7s.cicn crd ac->o- CT to Eo-al College @;
cscoas ireland, end ncS.!.cI IA the Transactions CT
TIC Ling and Qucca' s Journal.
Zee Eedico-Chi-ufctcal Ecv.cw, published ~ Ers;,1
TRAvERs, Fellow OF the Eo.-l Co..cCc OF Surgeons.
See lo3t OF tao ate standard ver.s On ...Gic;ns.
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

E1-The composition Of Dr. SWANS Bitters having been
made public through the columns Medical Journals and
having becn adopted standard remedy 10y the Medical
Profession by the of the Commissioners Of In
ternal Revenue EXEMPT from STAMP DUTY.
DIR. c, II. SWAIN Proprfetor.
Dcpots-MONTG0MERY, PIERCE Co..
No. - Sonth Water street, Chicago, Ill.
A. u. BENINGER Co,
July %, 1864. SIS Broadway New York.
Ees sale By al Druggists and Groceu in Ottsxs.
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4 .H,.lS'. afosS .tJlice.

i-.H91 n NI|-9H /. h-E#4.I, DEcEasEp.
ff'iJE undersigned having un appointed Admnistrat,r
ai fh" L-tfi- vi Ato pa J.. h..I. IA tate
= ~ - !t- Fn sale lYl- deceased, hgrty
-r fs'i pc vsii az etr tr'rt tins tommy
Sale g.t-,f- e ts- tuu-I H.l,>r ia Uitwi july
T. -s-a ID iEi,y iu JEly nrAt. OF AL
'rats having claims ~, Inst -. l,e nutlilrl AIlj
requested t. attend .or iue Prl~~ 81 having tn-
aaH-t.H All lrTs,I, lIiy Go 81. erit-
ci 1u i3 \" luiIne hate NHIcur 9" tin undelssLsd.
D.tr.l t..is -9iil gay AiIv. 4 L. iStS.
Units 4 s.Ri, Administrator.
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TIL E IMOPRTED NORMAN
l. ii o II Sc
f.. LOUIS NAPOLEON.

have heard rumored that this valuable horse was
dead take this opportunity u correct the mistake The
said House will my stable the LIST Of July next
and vii, remain there through the fall sssson.
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DIRECTORS.
Advisory Directors.

OFFICE AND SALEEOOKS:
Nos. "a, 56 and So Randolph !tree,, Chicago.
u,pp-Y,-o-S , Foo. Randolph street, near Illinois
Central Ill Rod Depot.
CHAS u. B2IjIA a. Pre- siee,R.
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l.lls = u ny N NY. 4 T- TNFJ.
JOIN MJEjAN, Administrator.
-l,Imf.lislraln,s Euhce.

-s-s-G p N1LrsgIv1 II. DaNNING. DECEASED.
fI'llE undersigned j. 'iu. i,, appointed Administering
81 IT, ~ 4 p. ID a il+ H. , 4I. Ito the
county uf In Dee gu4 >Jetr oi lnui ,,cs-,i i,rr,-
~ -i,,s u-;tA ti.. Dee VIII Tli,er The county
Court uf B., Sic t.r.ty - tur Count Iuu>c "
tivs ~ he September Term. ,I tn thrd VI ,rlIy
f1rlirr neat 81 vi.h tlI" ali ht,,ng claims
r.a-t -IiI tsi. uotf.I r-il st,I % ait nj hr
th- .srs,, rod having tn same m listed Al parsons i'll.
,it'-. II EasI- rsiH,sir T. make immediate lay
:ns1f 3. q. uui"r.i-ISi.
bate. .i.ss - IN aay tiay. 4. p. rs.
WILLIAM paNNlh .. AinlihissrasE.-
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

Headache Costvcness and kindred diseases arising from
disoered condition of the stomach Liver Bowels Let
every these agreeable ters: tried and used
they will recommend them with confidence to all others
Who in need of wholesome, agreeable and ef-ctual
tonic The rapidly increased demand for these Bters has
induced give them publicity that thousands who
have not used them, try them and be convinced Of
a.. All.
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters
SWANS Bourbon Bitters
SWANS Boul bon Birlers

healthy tonic gentle stinulant and unequaled morn
ing appetizer. Prepared in ripe old Bourbon Being
used the exclusion of all other Bitters in thar
atty United States Army Hospitals and millions Of private
families, and is the only popular medicine w.ch has leen
especially exempted from stamp by the United States
government, the ground of il having been adopted
standard romed. by the medical profession.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
H-They arc made of ingredi well known and ap-
proved by the medical profession having poera touc
properties both palatable add pleasant with sufficient
engtenng properties TO correct the bou. deranse
.ent of the system according to direction remedy for
the following Indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaundice
Liver Affections Loss of Appetite Lowness of Spirits Sal
lev Complexion.
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COOKING STOVE
For Hod onl 4nhrocite Or B:sur,irous Coal.
rATENTER, 1859,

r,,s An. Fr,yn Zr,C< Fvu|s r,d BY tie addi-
Ii NS f.J<bPoi~d iift at D0sJle
Sheet Eoftora fIaf.
TIT sNisiu>itcd 10 the following point. of su-
= psr
1st ru1f.-,.a sting. With proper care. atleast
90 wears Stoves are nov in that we're oct up in
1898.
ell N,srracrrHE-Every portion OF the Stove is
thoroughly constructed Each is submitted to
critical test and none or unless
pletely ara rerfectI finished.
Sd C.r,cTTY.-BakinG. bFo;ling. boiling, ROASTING.
and al other culinary operations, performed at the
sarpe time barrel Go ~ baked into Tread with
single FIRE.
4.h, Fredericksburg the eos, 0: the stove in or
years in the item of fuel.
Ssh yfxru.,rToS ovES.--In the Stewart Stove
alone the doors directly into he oven (pro-
,-ctei ty letters patiently securing direct daft
through the To of tie by means OF perforated
slss in tn. doors and back eues. II wall be borne in
r7;nd that: the heated air always rises this m, thoi
of vrnt,iaf;cn IS ,le only Of vlu ha'-ver.
oh rS-lay c, sraoL'F Heat The heat generated
by the stove nay be nat. fterei, md lsed tAoa0'
,nto ne rOon. t I'en'H'-.
7ih. THE DnrBLE SnsLT To InM FLuE-Ey which
COMPRISING and inv,rtj yction Of i ohtai'.ei.
md the oven '.vuy and Efficiently heated tian
by any ether knr~H Invention.
sth. BaoiLiHG-ierformei tie top and without the
passihty Of snoL- entering the room
en- Hon WATER RESERVOIR AND wAgAIsG CLosEr.-
Boil, useful convenient, supplied y the waste leat
ard Without extra fuel.
10Th WATER BACK.-An arrangement for supplying
h water for the bath room 'quai t" any range.
sB-Sod by al dealers, IA isl Of months; with
Il written guaranty for that p Iio.i If asked.
s-gS- :ess are of the ni-roGs worthless limitations
ar. IN market. See Il at the cot Z. p. Stewart,
ana OF the manufacturers On :. sieve No other
i genuine,
sy- Descriptive pamphlet; :r'e mail to any ad-
drez. Aeer ces in all tie FinciPa cities and ieSns
in tie United States, Atlress.
FULLER WARREN co, Tray ". y,
zoe Manufacturers and Proprie,ors OF The Clinton
Stove Works.
FOR sale i'll Ottawa on'y hV JOHN MANLEf.
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YOUNG INTEREST.

Is stable and will remain there during pro
and fall Young interest sired BY tina
imported Norman and his dam of the best stock In
Tazswell county, III. He b perfect model OF Noymsn
Horse. Call and see him. ELI HODGS0N,
/. Farm Ridgs, L saile %. may 10. 1sNs-6N< -
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

A5-Ladies who have tried and found other Som-
aeh Btters too bitter unpalabe and too highly medica
ted for their delicate TASTE please give these trial. and
will he without them They will give tone the
stoma' b, and treDgth to the whole system.
ASf your druggist Tradesnan has got these Fit
tiers. have him send for them
Rem emIer tla
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T-.MOoLD'S ROSE WISH,
n excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
-Spatioa, 3. connection With tho Extracts Euoh1
III Sasapar!,ll n 90, diseases iended. Eri-
cnce .; the sst responsible and reliable character vl
5ccomrary the reG!cics. so explicit directions fer
Use, i hui-reGs Ct tggs2as living Witnesses, End up
wards OF 30 go unsolicited certificates and cconincada.
tory letters many which from the highest Sources
Including eminent rhysici@ns, Clergymen eatesr,cn
rrepcior bias never rcsorted 20 their publication II
the newspapers he docs rot 90 this from the fact that lis
articles ran. standard Preparations and Go rot need
TO be pTopned mp By certificates.
Ghe Science OF GeGice like the Doric Column shoEId
stand simple pure majestic, having Fact for its besis
Induction for is p:ar AID Truta neas Capital.
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10 which to be added the same increase for the localities made the
pounds bushel should
Parish Parish
O
of I'd sb S = at
Transportation soldiers Confederate
Government shall be paid
ensper mile Boat.
70 sxe
furnished IS 2,
furnshed
furnishing
dollars Owner furnishing and
Two mule four adns and furnished by the Goveme
dollars furnishing
Load mule and eight hundred hundred
head
Distances mule eighteen helada
chhors the
wear and
hire dollars
and dmedica ndance s.s
the
sr. Fl
half dollars pei
articles
will allowed
4
The above schsde prices has been adopted BY the this session
respectfully addition Of
each Parish that the published hand bill
furnished u
HYNsON,
REUBEN
By command of Gen E.K SMITH. +
S s. ANDERSON Assistant Adjuant General 1S6533t
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Post G Qua-termaster's Office,
OpeiOusas. Jan. Ii. 1865


n IST of deserters and absentees, Weatherly's
-AA Battalion Sharp Shooters who can avail
themselves Of the pardon offered by the military
authorities of this District. by reporting to the
undersigned. or to the Headquarters of Weather.
ly's Battalion on or before the 1st of February
next:
Jules Hebert. Charles Shakntlpr, Sosthaine
Ortego. Philippe Fontenot. Co. B; j. b. Chack-
man. y. Roy, Pierre Carriere. A. CourvlIe Co.
G; f. Ardcin, s. Dnpre, s. Bergeron. O. David,
]. Devilie, N. Deshotels, Lastie L. Fontenot. M
Fontenot, Il. Fournerat. j. P. Lafleur. E. Orte-
90, B. SoiIean, D. l.. Roy, P. Placet, J. Gull
bean, v. Duplechain. Co. D; F. C. Belair Fon-
tenot, Don Louis Young, Jean Pierre Veillon,
j iP Fontenot. Cyrus Aucoin, Leon Lebleu.
Onezime I've Pitre, Jesse F. Yonng, Lncius
Langly, Francois Langly. Zenon Vidrine, Oze-
me Devile, Marcelin Laaeur, Lucius Pitre,
Robert Tate
None can avail themselves of the pardon who
have deserted since the publication Of the Order
from Dist. Headquarters. have been ordered
to arrest all the deserters Of the above command
and forward them to camp. Avail yourselves
speedily of the pardon offered, and thereby avoid
the consequences of an arrest and Court Martial
JAMES C. HILL,
Capt. Co. D, Weatherlys Bat s. S.
jan 81. JS65-34-2t
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TN virtue Of an Act of Congress of the Con.
u federate States, approved Jure 18th. 1864,
entitled IAN Act providing for the establish
ment and payment of claims for certain deserip-
'tion Of property taken or informally impressed
for the use of the army and of an appointment
by the Secretary Of War, 1 will proceed at my
office in Opelousas. every day, between the
hours of 9 A. N. and P. NJ, to receive and
take proof, under oath, in relation to all claims
in said district for forage provisions cattle, sheep,
hogs, horses. mules teams and aoagons, heretofore
furnished to the army by the owner, or heretofore
taken or informally impressed for the nse of the
army and not yet paid for, by any officer in the
military service, or by his order or direction ex-
press or implied om the use Of the property, etc.
Parties must furnish the necessary paper to
record their claim and the evidence. - IS
HENRY L. GARLAND.
= Opelousas, Jan. 81, IS65.-34-6t.
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BY order of
CONFEDERATE STATES TAX.

AMENDED Act Of February l7th, 1864
NOTICE To DEALERS AND OTHER PERSONS
A LII PERSONS who have been engaged OF
IN. interested in nny kind Of business for prof,
or gain. (other than planting or far1ning,) and
ALL who have exercised any profession or calling
(other than the ministry. or civil or military
ofice) in this Parish, at, during any time since
the lst January, 1864, are hereby notified and re-
guired to render to the Undersigned District Col
lector and Assessor, srithin fifteen days from the
date Of this notice, a true, correct and complete
statement Of their gross sales or receipts up to
the LIST Of January, 1865, and tIrrrupon to pAY
to said Collector, the GENERAL. TAX due thereon.
according to law; as well as the one fifth addition
a, Tax, levied under the Act of June 10th, 1864,
ITO raise Money to increase the pay of Soldiers y
This one-fifth additional tax has to be paid by all
persons registered in 1864.
N. b Such persons as NEGLECT to make re-
turns of their sales receipts, will be subjected
to penalty in DoUBT.E. the amount of the tax
due by them. THEO. G. LITTELL.
.@t5@ Collector
C. n. EALER, Assessor for St. Landry
January IA, 1S65.-33-tt.
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: THE oPELousAs COURIER.

Published on Saturday, by Joel Fl. Sandoz.
Owing to constant fuctuation in the relative
value of paper-money, we shall, from the 1st of
November 1864, adopt our former rates, Of 1860.
Subscription. three dollars per year. payable in
advance, or $4 at the end of the year. A subs.
criber wishing TO discontinue must give a written
notice to that effect and settle up all arrearag.s.
Advertisements will be inserted at FIVE cents
per line for each insertion; and all Advertisements
sent in for publication will be inserted in english
and french (unless otherwise ordered) until the
editor shall Judge it convenient to discontinue.
No subscription will be stopped until all ARE.
arages are paid, unless at the option Of the editor
Candidates to public favors will pay ten dollars
each, in advance, if they wish to be announced
Confederate and other current papermonev
will be accepted at their relative value at the time
Of payment.
Until further change, advertisements of the
General or Stare Government will be inserted at
the rate Of fifty cents per line, payable in Con
federate or State bills.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
/ District Western Louisiana.
Alexandra, Dec, 10. 1894

General Orders No. l57.
The sentence of death recently awarded by
Courts Martial to deserters and executed under
my orders, sufficiently shows my purpose Of
dealing with men who forsake their comrades
their colors and their country in the hour of dan
ger But to those of my command who have
been 50 misled from their duty, am disposed to
give one more opportunity of returning to their
colors .'f' s..
/. To those therefore who have deserted their
comrades prior to this date. and who voluntarily
surrender themselves to an Officer Of the Confed-
crate Army before the first of February, 1865.
and then proceed to rejoin their proper com
mands. ] offer pardon. SO far as to assure them
that they will not be punished with death; and if
they can show extennating circumstances to pal
liate their crime will be disposed to grant such
full pardon @ss' 81 - E
2 All officers who receive deserters or absen-
tees who thus report, will forward them TO their
proper commands or to the nearest Headquarters.
with written statement as evidence of the fact
that The deserter voluntarily gave himself up.
. 3. There will be no relaxation in the pursuit of
deserters in consequence of the offer of pardon
above extended;--but all officers are directed to
use Y every exertion to apprehend them and 10
bring them to jnstice, Whenever they are an
pretended, they will be tried by Court Martial
and # found guilty will be shot to death.
Inc pardon is extended only to those who
voluntarily give themselves up.s 8 ~. s.
a. II must be distinctly understood that this
pardon will not embrace any who desert after
this date: and all after reporting 10 an officer, fail
TO rejoin their commands in reasonable time
will forfeit the pardon extended to them. .ss 81
While have no disposition to deal with IN
due severity towards any, Justice to those gallant
soldiers who in the face Of every danger and
hardship stand BIZ their colors, requires the Sc
verest punishment Of those who shrink from
their sides in the day of trial. II is hoped there
fore that the amnesty above offered. will bring
back these erring men to their colors, and that
heir services hereafter will be such as to wipe
mt the stain which their past misconduct has
placed on their characters.
s. B. BUCKNER,
Lieut. Gen. Coud'g e.
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L NIANTED.-A Lady made homeless by the
I w war, wishes to obtain permanent school
in good neighborhood She has had long ex-
perience as a Teaeher-can give the highest re-
'ferences as to qualifications. &c.
Il Apply at the Courier Office.
7 December 10th, 1864 2e-tf
The Opelousas courier., 1865-01-28
Headquarters, Conscript District, La,
Shreveport, Dec. 2l, 1864.
SPECIA1 ORDERS No. 1898.

WI The Board of Medical Examiners for
' Il. Conscripts will attend at the following
places on the days designated, for the purpose OF
examining all unassigned conscripts claiming ex-
empton from all service, or from service i'll the
field on account of mental or physical disa-
The Opelousas courier., 1865-01-28

nied--I In thia town, ON the 23d inst. Eleanor
Azan harlFin, consosE IF Charles Thompson,
aged "a yeaas,A months and III days. s5 d:
Died-In this Parish, OH the a4tEl inst. Mr..
Valmont Mayer aged abont go years
The Opelousas courier., 1865-01-28
Notice

DLANTERS having vouchers in duplicate
Il given by officers of the asmy In payment
Of the 1.-THE Tax Of 1864. will deliver them to
the Depot Agents before the expiration of each
month, and receive from them the proper receipts
I. Il. LITTELL, General Agent
Tax in Kind, Parish of ST. Landry.
Opelousas, December 3lst, 1S64.-31--tf& Il
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Public Sale.

r. r.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. Court Of
LID the 9Th Judicial District in and for the Par
ish of ST. Landry, there will be sold at public
sale to the last and highest bidder, by duly
commissioned Auctioneer, at the residence of the
late Hyppolite c. Guidry Jr.. at Queue Tortue,
in this Parish, on WEDNESDAY, LIST MARCH
next, 1865, the following described property, be-
louging to the estate Of the said Hyppolite C.
Guidry Jr., deceased, To.wIT:
D. NINE SLAVES, &
sk - @.'.t to.wit: Sk
MARIE. negro woman aged about 40 years.
with her three children; Eugene, aged about
years, Liza, 5 years and Arsene 2 years.
ZABELLE, negro girl aged about 16 years,
with her child, Madeleine, aged 10 months.
oREILLIA, negro girl aged about II years,
daughter of Marie. s
MARIE, negro girl aged 13 years, daughter
of Marie.
LEZIN, griff aged about IA years Also. the
ill., BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
.Eii situated on a tract of land belonging to
Hyppolite G. Guidry Sr., being the last residence
OF the said deceased, consisting of the dwelling
house, kitchen, two cribs, a store-room and hen
house. .r-
Fifty panels of fencing.
a lot Of cypress logs.
o. A vacherie in the Parish of Calcasieu
and numbering about 400 head.
T ,.--a About 20 gentle horned cattle.
Three yokes of oxen.
! Two horses. $
Ten head of gentle horses.
Two mules.
i+... t. About 25 head of sheep.
Thirty head of wild horses.
About ten headers6s, hogs.
A carriage.
$500 pounds of cotton in the grain.
A spinning-wheel. A clock.
-Four ovens. A cooking pot.
And many other articles the enumeration of
which would be too tedious.
Terms and conditions:-One third of the pur-
chase price payable on the 1st of April of next
year, 1866. one third on the lst of April follow
ing, and the remaining third on the Ist of April
1863 Purchasers furnishing their notes with
good and approved security in solido to the salts
faction of whom the right; said notes made pay
able to the order of the administrators of the es-
tate and bearing interest at the rate of per cent
per annum from maturity until paid. And more
over, the property susceptible of mortgage re-
naming specially hypothecated unto said estate
until full and entire payment of the capital as
well as the interests which may accrue thereon
LUCE LEBLEU.
Administrative
Opalousas ,Janiary 2Sth 12R5