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lage.
/ That too was reserved fora mansSIlO
said he "fought CoppeTheads in the rear"
gfatit,Ide To tIIe soIdfef! f!lhAGNAu ,fgD
But resolutions woR 6bhyfo0d and cloth
ing. ,z11uL akSaT9s aUs
Guess they,miglIt aswell bang out their
sign, inscribed :liuuoJ aoilimsH 10
mo, ,SoLDIERs NEED. .APPLY.n
II don't like tbe Nay things are carried
on. l don't know now matters Can get
much worse. SHOo n.-nsA ~
l see ee,a9fpEoSpeotr Of improYe With
the present men power lHVOJ HlJAhAht
Guess I'll risk change-at the next cleo
ton. .H9Uf ~ hHOL-tNbsiS ssn5eta va
.EEkn II Y5TlPF--==vyFzsEA opl,,,.A,,tq
Tie IlNyOgkiD gHlen,,, Of EranceO n
SHoAGNinNs AIlstria. y, n ,....s.-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21
from Rev. W. b, soitffisd, 'Pastof of Twelfth
Baptist Church. PHILADELPHIA +, ,f,i.., b.

lGBNTLEMEN:-I have recently been labOring un-
MED BY APPROPRIATION Of the nervous system. Nu-
merous remedies wererecommended by friends and
spme of them tested, but without relief. Your
persons who had tried them. and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me TO try them -
Unjust cOnfess that had an aversion to Patent Med
icines from the Thousand and one" quack BIT
tersn whose only aim seems TO be TO palm ffsweet
ened and drugged liquor upon the community in
sly way, and the tendency Of which, | fear, isstO
tbs Rske many gR
tnok II with happy effect Its action, hot0nly upon
tho stomach. but upon the nervous system was
prompt and gratifying. feel ths;; have derived
bottles. VERY respectfully yours,
W. d. SEfGFRlED. No. 254 shackamaxon st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21

Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders of the digestive oOraans uOppstipstions
Inward Piles, FullpessOf Blood 10 the Head, Acid
Food Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Euctations, Sinking Fluttering at the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried and
difficult breathing. Fluttering at the Heart, ChOk
ing or Suffocating Sensations when III lying Post
ure Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever or Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
Of Precipitation, Yell6wness Of the Skin and Ewes.
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs ~ Sudden
Fushesof Heat, Burning in the flesD. Constant
imaginings Of Evil and great Depression Of Spirits
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-21

Retheniber that kEis) Blts6,s % nat AIcAoholto.
contains 7noi Rum or Whisky. and cannot make
DTanbdrds, but fs tie best Tohtc IN the World. -
Read who says 30: a4Inl NliN .lnRl. NniN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
The Laying of the Atlantic Gable


o. tenderly the ha1ghty LAY
FIlls hls blue Urn wiz IRE
One morn = L tie mighty us-''-
And oae % or desire
ne canon BOOKS from Owe 70 to~-r
Our pulses are nct - L.. A.
The ioT- bells chime the heinzs -,~-
Wbich Children : voices oies--
r,,us who spread you broad Illus ,old,
NJ r1art..nz l.nd AMI sea,
Do ,sird part Of the sky unroLed,
For The sanIer q the Tree
ne men are ripe q saxon kind
To build Al eqral STATE,
To take she stat1se from The mind,
And make o., duty fate
Tnitef slater TIE Ages plead
Present an past, L. ua-er-s 1lg,
GO put yoar creed iut0 your deed.
Nor SPEAK With double tongue
For sea ant Lard don . understand,
Nor skies, without a froSn,
See rights f0r watch the one tAl1 ls-.st
With the other eleven down
Pc fus; At home-then stretch oeyoni'
Your sceFtre Ger TIE sea
And make Tie broad Atlantic po1l.
ferry q tas free
And hencesor,h there shall be 10 chan,
save u lerne4In Tie sea,
The sires shall whisper through tie Rail
Sweet soEsso u Liberty
The conscious ss2r1 accord above,
The waters ND below,
And ceaseless through the cable V0ve.
Der 5ery errAnds go.
For He that wlrketh high and wlss
Nor pause 10 his pan
Will take the s-n OF o. the skies,
Ere freedom OF % nan.
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OR EAT ESTER Mr.. W
I$Oo- 1863.
Great tenira! L. :. Mail Route,

Ioree Express Trans leave Windsor (0pposiie De-
tfoiil lazy except Sundays, OF arrival az e., . j.
Il. 40 : Railway trans - follows
Morning Express (Gt. Western time) 73oA.u.
Day ll-ea. \
N.gh. r45Pv
Tie Railway Ferries leave c and D. * H. Rail
Wy docks ~ time t0 connect Nib tAe - re trans
>rnlcient time allowed - N -.s aboard Gle steam
srs
rains connect closely al suspension Bridge with
Ne" YORK Central aAir0a- Tor Buffalo Rochester
syracuse ogfcrsourg Albany, New Tora Boston.
also al Toronto RI Grand Trunk Railway. At Ham
i.ton With Royal Nail steamers. and ~ lrodto with
American Line an Roya Nal Line u Steamers Up
a. ports On LaSe Ontario ant River ~. Lawrence
Supero new sleeping cars on al Sight T-sius
American currency tlSel - p f1r through fares
Stepping ca beEths, and meals a. Ref-esbueut
Rooms.
Tickets and sieeping car berths secured atthe Com
psny Office. corner Of Jeners d. avenue ana riswo.
street Detroit. Mich.
CHARLES MctAB Western T. -sse1ger AGENT d.
tr0t. Michigan
THOMAS sWINlARD, Genergl Manager JANE
CHARLTON, Geu aral Agent, Hamilton. G. "
o4oif j. T. WHIICOMB. Agent, Lansing
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
" OF CANADA
Great International Route.
Nine Hours Saved From Detroit TO Buffalo.

Nine hours Saved from Detroit 70 Buffalo.
Three Express trains leave the Union Depot. ''
Detroit. iOos u Third street daily except sundsys
% Arsiva. q M4c-ig8n Contra, Detroit MAwaukec.
and : -sherl trails, as f0LowE
Buffalo and Montreal Express CTS An
Buffalo and New York Express, 1905 A NJ
AontreA. aat New YORK Express SIS p.
Trans are r-n by C1.-8g0 sine 20 minutes slower
than Detroit time
THIS is the only direct route % Buffalo. connecting
without detention vita TIE Erie AM NeW Y.rk Cen.
ira railway. Only direct r5lte 20 the Canafas. az
a. places DO tie N-W Enzzn4 states Llxuriors
sleeping cars ou All lishs lrains smoking cars with
euchrs tables or day trains American currency
taken % par for tickets q all pacss meals seen
az car ne-tls Passengers s0-1x east j they wish
u save the Unnecessary changes. AL money. VII
settck-!s va tie Grams Trunk Railway ara ch4nss
cars az the Junction thr mites west - Detroit
Tie officer cd the Road sre - follows
EDWARD REIDl Agent Passenger Opt Detroit
CO BSflrkS. NAaas % Director q T. 2 N .nlrs.l
r r BEACH. General Agent Us Broadway. y Y
J.. X HEWITT Agent az Lansing. Mich 55otf
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G O Z Z IN :

AL srZEs CONSTANTLY on uANp.
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FiSk's Patent Metallic Buria, Gases.

For ordinary IatermeEt5, Depositing in
Esl---. a-- Tra-sl-ri8.. 2. t-e7 have ID rral
laey So made u TIE moss iu8ler.sh45la materials
~ -'e -lam-le- llsi-e az OFT. % prevent rust.
an tie exterior las a iue R0ssE07f dish vre-
properly ce1eatei tie remains G. the deceased are
free t-oi Eruption u Tster or ieprssst1ns Of va-
MI, az nay without oHsns.vs o.ar be kept as
~ , ---fel tl-s pFai1g tie necessity o. Lss'y
o1-a-s- I1-.-.0lg ana.1cces.,.i sc a-e he a-l--
oaiions r-n them renders lnnecs.s.rTsnv extends,
notice = tier values le4draatages ly-s-e
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ClN-rITrTICN caTHAETf- LIZ 2
CJNSIITrTrrE CsT-fsH1Tr LIZ r
clN-TIT-Ir0y ClTTfErf0 LII r
ClN~T-TrII ~ faTH4 RTfT L'ii p
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sTHASorAAf All scESiso. o. Pa.
~ these dis, ass lt IS ir1.r
AZ - 'oo "a -'a cannot Be SAD i a, -.
. La been AaoVl Q. rs-s-s 20
symptoms EVE o. ,
A. yCl troubled WITH tA.t
81 sn III % TIE hack AID taroasA g.
il-i a CAV OF TIE Constituted w.
axe Uae.c. Az 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
at Jackson with Michigan
Central and Mich. Southern II. X.

Lansing Nay 2ls, ls6s s.
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T. III \ CIA,

have i'us siace slv-a up the d, -,
a. q l-lii'e' d. IT, teatm8at 1rt'-.',-,
0l's Sc '-'u z t-s Walg q A -. 4
L on>IituIion N
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ID II II + TT,

lias r7ovci it-sif c.aitsth.,
upon @ "a 7
DIU r TIoF
lrr.'1ie Aa-- arsr-- t.e n. irsr. .- "A
-lsrise '-'' ass 1. 4
b present tl- Clrsi.tst..-
't- '-e lFitt..l iLaf uh.s Il
.At Class o. -Isea. f-r vr5..l -. "a +
eLiinratly s-crcs-rll fc- -.-.-'- -
shAl. b. Rewarded Toy our er- 49,. - ~.
ABLE Aremv4y d. sIarm 49, =
patent az QLyst.Aa
l. Il GREGG a.
hedr Nlr ~ ssh d .nf.r,.
---'Ti '-e .lrA'iie-i ot >lus II r.- II
.oi near + w years ~ hut rs...-..
nAd 10. AL confidence and Z 49,
-ope al . e1re from any s3cf~-
lfopey az H. physicians 49, -
10 cure ioT ue J Wss tlpaes -. ~
az I'll different aperai.1ts 49,. f,
water w.- moval -
an happy O. .lt sFin SO. tt.tft.
p T restored ae4il tgiLsu..- I
] make tlis stitsHeni ha9.rr b. me.
psrso-s who NAY be similarly ~.
Hag.
AIS AAL-lI Z 4
N bisasSoeazEA. on PNvrt v.,-
Aisoaanaeia. on PE4Fr.l g.r 7
oott diseases ar si-. fltr f..t.
menstrual nl.d-.l one cass fs.-. a..
icompalie- - severe pa.t. art IN. -.
Use secretion, walsh With s.s.. ~
Constitution Nafe-
That disease ka'wn r. FAILING rr
"hio- u sle re- lit Hi reiarlirt .f.l.7
'i-ai organ Al = k-aW1 tyas....
~ lrass ilg paii.s lu a.. back A. !.
accom- ani-f hy sharp ii1.i-at1. f.
through tAe paris VAL iraI 49,. ~.
IT, meclcine
t--re j. ~ .i-.- r.4-s l. -gr-..-. .-
IRRITATION UF IEE WONP. ~ ~. K
Nlrf 'u-ne-s ~l.e- wc-- csrens
PM D. liz cases ult olsaL. las.r.f' h
D.. Know wleile- H. symQi1ns s- d. d
t-e disease The symptoms We ~ ~ j.
tArn4 here. l-psak m re ulri.rt,. = Il
falliatil- oi t-- he4rr "a. ns.-... l.-..- i
-css. fIl-t-s o.. j I.r.-
Lees oi Wei C.
II + A D. READlf GEl. (
-AAFiii+ 49,. La. It- " 4
Lffr SIR ~ i-.-.arr. ls-s
p ear diabetes ..- t.r Csc r.-..I -
i-'L tA. sal.l-- .. water 1 ir.r-
Yves e..i. -r- pas .ifsaet-.
--I lax Tie r--t. ard ll LF. Z. lt..
: i---s d. wr.-f .-rl. tla n
rf.- -re- tv % .tt.a- o' C0nsgg-iHtT p
tN ID. --'Nr .-l-- 90 / 0Lfr-.a-.
'4,l-- f"e n''t ~ rt- .lf.--r .--..
Ao-i-ir-it if- n
+
-'--"N N.hf-a-. \ T.. ue - Il
D'fet -rent. ~ l-ee.y .rtr .
n-iAe --e i1e f..01.1. fa-,t h
o--7'' --''- VI -ier "-ilA lcs- PEI --
p i--tf NY VIE A4s tii-1l-.
d. %. .tr-. ---.. -tls,- u. Ole ta.i
I. .-. 3 ga p..gt'1..fi - .t. ks9- -s. "a
~ 0iii1rr lct-el r-ysic lao H-
a1-i .lfe- n4--t--| N lrl te 10 l.fr
.4ll- Aar lt-el emp.9gs ols d. l.s
G as .'-i- L-i, 4l az l-e. lr.r
months. and w1..e s1s ~ .-n-s- b .r
Boz 4 her qite s1 much pain - l-i
= az sara ltr case iclf iHcrs's y
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DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,

COTHPT J1TD N JTOHVEVH tttt,
Spacious and Elegant ".Stofy
Baildmg," Nesc oEteGas.
IT'S constantly in session under able Professors.
1 Ii was founded IN 1872, and is chartered by
the State It's former students may b. found as
Prin lpals or Book Keepers. in large potion OF
the old houses OF this city, aud over the Southern
States Ladies or Gentlemen can attend the
COMMERCIAL COURSE. o- Book Keeping.
P,nmanship, Mathematics. English. French "r
Spanish business ednca;itn, that enables "nr
to earn S2DO0 OF $4,000 annually, is thu best fol-
time parents can give their SONS Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to call. City healthy.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
New Orleans, February Sd. 1866. 3i-ly
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ga hungry Irishman, not long since,
III London, inlstaking a barber srop Tor
an eating house, bolted i'll, and begged to
te served. The barber, supposinS from
the length OF his beard, that ne wished to
"e shaved, knocked up basin OF su.is,
and placing it before linn. with . was.,
ball III it, went backward to get the razor.
Pat, without waiting for grace, supped
up the suds, and swallowed the wash
ball. and, on the barber's returning with
the razor, coolly observed: There is no
occasion for Il knife, honey; your soup is
very good, but your t"rnip was not quite
boiled enough" SO paying his money
he bade the astonisiiea barrier atiieu.
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0nce Asst. Special AGENT,

Once asst. Special Agent,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
Washi' g"". la ilesohrr 18Th, 1865
T PURSUANT tn authority vested IN me bv
L h- Hem. O. II I'm, htitsgr. Supervising Sp.-
4 gsrt Treasury Dtra't Mt titr uiIt.rr>gI,-
h,'tiy ASSUMES The sni-rvixIos II collecting
.r,'t"f d AMI abandoned "c,tun and o'h-r property
n",.tnci'lc 10 the envrrn""ni Of th United States
,,,h the P.rst,rs of =. Isn,irv Asr%ri;rs a, 4
p.,,ntr Con, er, ~ ii- State ~ L.,.ti>iana
II All rsnrs found rmbezz'ine the Gov
rnm"ni property under p,.tncr nf hring sub
,s,tnts viii br arr, ~'td ard d. ait will. ~ the
:'rfenn>tanc,s in ssrh c.>s may i,lsti:y; aud
whist the Undersigned viii not lht.tt.rt with the
shipment of prvate property within the said
Parishes, 1t is announced that persons engaged
IN the traffic If he above mentioned class Of pro
ner'v either by purchase or SAKE ave presumed to
know IN" SAME to he private property, AMI if
found attempting to embrzzle Government pro-
Derty. will hr prosecuted as f.!nns.
I'll. Persons hsv'rg in charge captured or aban-
don-d property viii ne held responsible for it's de-
livery to the unl-rsienrd, or the value of the
-ame in MONEY or other property, the valuation to
~ ut the rates of the New Orleans market and
,,:rsnns who have had possession of such property
viii report at once to whom the same was dev-
sied. the place TO wtich the same was shipped,
upon what yt's-et aud 10 whom consigned.
" Liberal compensation will be paid to per
-nls having in chNge captured or abandoned
property upon rh'.lr Forwarding the SANE to this
utfic'; aud all contracts relating to s'ach property
within the Parishes named. must be made di-
,ectly with the undersigned.
W F. MCLEAN,
Asst Special agent, Treasury Department
Office in the building Head Quarters Com
'nander of this Post. 20-tf
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Estate Of Joachim r. pit-a.

District Court, Parisa gt st. Laadry.-Ao. 2.4,.
TLEOpHAS COMEAU, If tn. Parish OF Ss.
~ Landry having applied by his ,.e,ltr,.i to b..
tpp'in I'd Administrator Of th. Estate q. Joachim
l. Pife. aecessed. late oi he pa.si, vi ST. Lar,
Try;
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
~i'i''. tn The sid arp intmnt will ill.,. the .....
~ wiring At my 9TH e M tn tarn "f bp iuu>as
within ten days from the t.rr>..n, rnice.
l. V tIiiEiiER.. tTrk
CLERk s OfFtCE
O. elnrsas. ABfli In i-fi;
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For Sale at Private Sale.

F@a A SMALL PLANTATION.
Ia S'o,ted or ti.- border of The Town
81 o,'"'''s's, con'aI,ire about 50 acres of
f'''d. h+ improvements c"G>,>t OF "A g"ni
and slAcl"us dwelling house. kitch II. c,,,ss
CRIB. c'rri"y. h,a>e, servants r,r.n., al"
vegetable SArtl-", orch 'rd, all we'll orr.-
"e"'ed with shrubs s"d evergreen.
For The c"udhious, which viii be advsn
t'c"'us TO the purchaser, and other par
tculsrs, spEIyto
j A. ANDRUS, on the promises.
Opeiou~aS Janu,i, ~ l>fS-33.
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tLERk ofFtCE
o. elorsas. ABfli IN l,-ii;
IT,. ...'s III; Gil, ( I.

: ~ ]
SEE E have the honor to inform on,
w friends and the public in general,
that we have opened Grocery in the
house opposite slr. Gibbs old stand cor
ner Of Court and Bellevue Streets. Opel
ousas, where we will keep constantly on
hand full supply of Groceries, such as
FLOUR, BACON, BULK PORK,
Smoked Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes,
Soap, Salt, Beans, Lobssess,
Cheese, Candies,
Paisias, Sardines, Street OIL, Cool Oil,
Rice, Goldfish, Mac5errl, Moturoni,
TermicetH, Care oysters, JelIies,
Chocolate, Preserves, Beer,
Vines, Port, Madeira,
WHISKY, &c, sc.
. Our prices will be as moderate as cir
cumstances will permit. Terms:-Cash.
FERAY & RAULIN.
Opelousas, March 10, 1868.
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Tie strength q tie ConJe7e,ucy at its
do7'Jutt:-New York, March 26.-Intor-
niatl"n III the State Department shows
taat the entire rebel strength east of the,
mississippi, Oh the 4th OF February. 1865,
Was IC-,tct, aud west Of the A1is;,Ssippi,
oV,ouo. Lees army was G4.OU0, and
Hood's less than $1,000 i'll the Tennessee
campaign.
III his testimony before the committee
OF tie repei Senate, Gen. Lee, on the at
oi JANUARY, 1865, said tie Conf; 4 racy
hisu not troops enough to last till t.4e
mldoie ofthe summer. By freeing al,i
arhllnS the negroes, he might culiy OH
the war ior another yvar loa3cr at the
utmost. The people Were almost .tnlui-
nous for peace. lie was wiling t. take
any posioloE tiiat nIi 50. he d = ut,l him,
but huihan power couiiA let save the
Confederate cause. The best sniutiou o1
their difficulties was t, make r,ac1 on
Alexandes Stephens plan.
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GEN. GRANT AND THE pkEsIDENCy.-
The New York Herald. in advocacy 0:
Gen. Grant for the Presidency, says:
In the vindicatiOn o. his policy. he
lPresldent Johnsoa) may be compelled to
stand before the peopl" for another term.
aad Gen. Grant, recognizing the Justice
ot his claims, may withdraw in his favor.
Ihe question TO be considered is. not the
popularity OF Gen. Grant, in any contin-
gency, but whether lie viii consent to ran
III opposition TO an administration with
which he Is identified as IN active CO.
laborer. From the cordial relations be
tween them We predict that ii President
Johnson Shall be pushed to tle extremity
of running ior Another tel.u Gen. Grant
VIII sustain him, .or We cannot believe
that tie Ccneliil HAS the remutest idea ol
taxing the Acld III opposition TO plesi-
Gent JohnSun or Ills ugii,g."
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
NOR the better information of parties who
l. have had or at present have captured or
abandoned property, l dem it necessary to
quote an abstract Of the law embodied in the
regulations:
ARTICLE III. Paragraph I. Abandoned pro-
prr,v is that which has been or may he deserted
by the owners. or when the lawful owner thereof
shall BE- Voluntarily absent therrt,om and enga,
g-d either in arms otherwise, in aiding or en-
couraging the rebellion"
w. F. MCLEAN,
Assistant Sptciat Agent. 7 D..
October 2Sh. 1865. 20-tf
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DENTISTRY.

NR P. N. LEE respectfully in 60.
~ forms the citizens of Oprlonsas iYSsssssszszssg
and vicinity, that hr is prepared t"eIIIIYYS
execute all operations III the dental art in skill
fn aud satisfactory manner. He fills teeth after
the most approved methods, while his manner
of inserting artificial teeth combines the latest
Improvements. which for beauty, utility and
comfort cannot be surpassed.
IT, Terms Moderate aud Cash.
Office on Landry Street. opposite Mr.. Poret's
stable, iu the house formerly occupied by Mr.. II.
Hayes Nov. Is, lo65-:'m
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Carriage & Blacksmith Shop.
EEERBERT & CLARK hereby inform
/ L the public and their friends that
they have formed partnership for the
purpose of continuing the Carriage Ma
king and Repairing business, heretofore
conducted by 5. 2. Clark. Blacksmithing
and plantation work of all kinds dome in a
workmanlike manner and with dispatch.
:s Terms Invariably CASH.
Opelousas February "a, 136j-37.
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IoEs F.. KING EDaosp D. EsTiLETrE
JOHN e. KING & EsTTLETTE
Attorneys at Law,
Cpelousas, La,

sAVING formed partnership for the prac
Il Il t,ce OF lsw, will attend t" professional b,-
Sinrss in St. Landry sid the adjoining Parishes.
Opelousas November IS. lcts,
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CHEAP Ch;EAPE Ct4EAPEST!!.

SiiI'h Stl15't LII VI iGiif IC -.
The Steamer j. II. SHARP,
ssz--isszz Captain q. HIhcxlEy, will make
regular tri:'s, i'll place Of the Irene, leavir Z
Washington every Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, and New Orleans every Wednesday
evening at 5.
All up .fre'eM by this boat wiu be s'o'ed
!" oar EVreAonse, (uad cA4rsrd acc'rA
'"r|y) except positive "r'ters ;of!sr roa'rury
Oy1'o avoid al aistak,-. fr"n and VT
ter this date, tt- following will be the high
water rates Ier Steamer Sharp.
Wet barrels, 81 90
Dry do IS
Per cubic foot, 25
Per sack corn, oats. bran &C. so
D. HINCkLEY & son,
Agents.
Washington March 10, 1865. 3m
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rers and of all skeptics, by what he has
actually done, not under the veil of sc.
cresy but before the whole world. We
believe that, under Divine Providence.
he Is to be tine savior Of his country an,l
seafe'restorcr OF tae uEion in its L"ur of
Threatened danger, aad we rcjuice in the
assurance he has given us that his coarse.
ON the line Of the Constitution. is on
ward, and tha, hr viii; make no retroqra,7e
M0reMeht.--Aeu cric4!as Times, :1!St ait
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NORRIS
Charles Fs1G;er.

{ HOLLECTpR AND PUBLIC CRlER, Opeou-
y Sas, viii arend diligently to al coIec ions
which III Y be e tri!s ed to his car. il the Perish
OF s.. La diy AID reighbori 6 Paiishes also as
Public Crie.
Ope"u~as, Juy Sth, 1865. 4-6m
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n r"
l. fresh and select stock of
DRUGS, EEDICINES,
ch"m'cals AMI patent popular remedies Also
Pants. Oii.. Varnsh-s, Window glass Toilet
4 tlc'rs, P"rfuni-ry. Stationery. choice tobacco,
s"safs gard IDS &c. Hi assortment "f wines
and lq'I"rs iur medicinal purposes are ot the pui-
~st quality
fsF Prescriptions carefully filed night and day
with the best materials aud at rnd.rat. rates.
JOHN pOSEY
O,:elousas, January q, 1866 3,-ly
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cOMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.

DANIEL II. LONDON, Commissioner Of
i Deeds for most of tho States aud GENERAL cun'
Ar, sIoN NERClIANT, ThifteeDth street, Richmond,
VIRGINIA offers Tor sale cargo OF SALT in store, very
y,sbl REAL HST ATE, aud several Gf the celebrated
VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Particular attention paid TO Tue
- anl purchase of ali kinds OF TOBACCO, and tho
,tiu,tnlct Of CLAIMS against merchants aud others
no linINl
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SAUCES, PICKLES, &c.
TUST RECEIVED, on consignment
81 10 half barrels superior PICKLES
10 half barrels superior SAUR kRAUT
70 barrels VINEGAR
For sale at lowest market rates, by
wRISIGER, AoNCURE co.
ts,l7t rs Main street, up stairs.
GAUGES, JELLIES, PICKLES, sc.
- IL doE. Wore shire Sauce
5dor. Royal Osborne Sauce
@ 6doz. c. & BIS Soho Sauce
8 dor. Currant Jelly
dog. Cupres Capueines
doz. olives Verdales
8 dOz. assorted Pickles
Preserved Ginger, Pine Apple Cheese, &c,
selling low. DANDRlDGE ANphhsoN'
jan4-f
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Els ey I'll f.-.:...sl s:.;. .s2
AM DANNILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after TUESDAY, D.cotnbet l9th tha PA SSEN.
GER TEAM un this road will as follows:
Leave RichmOHl day, Sundays excepted, TAO A.
ArTiVeal DInSiild, ala l.. NJ.
Leave Danciiio daily, Sundays evrertcd, u A. n
Arrive Ia RIchmOnt, 3:l5 =. NJ. ...H.
Trains coioct at Park ylo with trains Tho South
side Railroad Tor lyhchbn and at Danvllo with the
trains On the Pioln NJ Railroad for Greensboro Char
lotto, &c. THtN. pODAmtAb, superintendent p.
lu.l2-lt .