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deliver discourse in behalf OF the Society for the
Increase OF the Ministry. He said he might present
society warm support, and briefly named several
having an exclusively Episcopal bearing such as the
conne himself in his remarks to the 'cs s
presented In the text-the duty OF maintaining the
faith once delivered to the saints.
And what was this preachers IDEA of ''the faith
which was once delivered to the saintss" Where Is
1t to be founds In the inspired Word Of God, to be
hesitation. But not so the preacher. The whole
drift and object OF his discourse was to depreciate
faith or guide OF ones life, and to make 1t appear
on the other hand that the Bible Is insufficient and
UNSAFE without some authorized and more explicit
In this discourse there was no allusion to the
Saviour's command, "Search the Scriptures; for in
they which testify Of mes" or to Paul's commenda-
tl0n OF Timothy, who, from child, mad known the
unto saIyation'' no ausion to the Holy Spirit the
one divinely authorized interpreter OF the Holy
, MSrd who promised missed d to guide His people
exatation OF uncertain, fabulous tradition above the
Divine Record itself.
1t needless to say that take exception to such
doctrines not because they were uttered In Epis-
copal pulpit. With EpiscOpalians as such we have
no controversy. Our mission Is not to contend
of the Church Of Christi but it is part Of our mis-
sion 10 fulfil the injunction OF the apostle to Soon
tend earnestly for the faith once delivered to the
saints" not the loose doctrines which are fOund in
the uncertain records reputed to be made by those
who received their information more or less remote
ly by tradition from the apostles, but that ''sure
word OF prophecy given by inspiration of God and
recorded by divinely inspired men. This is the faith
which we are prepared to defend against all who as
sault 1t. whether they be ayOwed infidels or High
Church abettors OF inidelity All teachings that are
calculated to bring the Word Of God into contempt,
by exalting mere human productions above 1t, we
are bound to condemn, from whatever source they
come.
We have endeavored to keep our readers informed
and warned against the encroachments OF Roman
ism; we feel 1t to be an equally imperative duty to
keep them warned against the more subtle but not
less active poison of Popery which is making such
progress In the Church OF England and among GER
tain class in the Episcopal Church in this country,
not merely in the form OF rtualism, but in the
cucatiOn OF such doctrines that to which have
alluded above Take away the inspired Word OF
God or represent 1t being subject to the author
tatlve interpretations Of fallble men; put above it
human fables and traditions and the Christian re-
ligiOn Is gone. There Is nothing left but human
system, which may be transformed into Popery or
anything that ambitious priests may choose. The
Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible
contains the religion Of PrOtestants
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share market was unsettled by continued weakness
In Erie which declined at one time to SIX, but at
the early session Of the open board there rally
and New York Central sold at 1864 1877, Erie, SO
5ssl; Reading o0x Michigan Southern, s4,s; Cleve
land and Pittsburg. s5X 500; Cleveland and Toledo
o9L e9l; Rock Island, 11lb; Northwestern, SIN;
preferred, 81; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 73h; pre-
ferred, 81 a SIX; Fort Wayne, 10sX; Ohio and Mis-
slssippi, 2oH 29k; Pacific Mail, 1o2. At the
first regular board the market was heavy until the
second call, when there was slight improvement
Erie closed 81 lower than at the same time yester
day Milwaukee and st. Paul preferred !, and North
Carolina skies, ex coupon Ia. Government secu.
rites were unsettled at fraction below the closing
quotations OF Friday, ard Il a e lower than they
were on Thursday morning. At the open board at one
O'Clock the market was nrmer than It had been pre-
viously, and Erie recovered TO "a a SAX, while Read
ing sold at Of. Pittsburg se,S. Northwestern pre-.
ferred sis, New York Central l27k, Michigan
Southern SAX a sax, and Pacific Mail lo2. Subse
quently the Improvement was partially lost and
ROCK Island vas sold ex.dividend AT the close at a
quarter to six the market steady at the suboined
quotations. Erie being still Its engrossing feature:-
Pacific MAIL 1o1Z; Ohio and Mississippi 20: Western
Union Telegraph, 33,s a 33ss: New York Central,
1875 126k; Erie. Sax 525S; Reading, 90l. eOs ;
Michigan Southern, s3x q 81; Cleveland and Pitts.
burg, co. CleVelunu ana Toledo, 20 a 1907 Rock
Island, 1o1 1o11 ex dividend; Northwestern, ST..
a SO: do preferred, s1k asih; Fort Wayne, 1914 a
1o7X
Government securities were heavy at the opening,
at decline OF \ y below the closing prices OF
yesterday but from this point the entire list reacted
and closed steady at the following Quotations.
Registered, 1884, ia llli5: coupon, 1881, 1l4x a
IFS; fvo-twenties registered, 1862 1857 1857.
nve-twenties, coupon, 1892 lia'. ia; do, coupon
1884, 1927, 1o9X; do, coupon. 1865, Ills. N.Y.;
do. coupon 1855, January and July, los 1855.
do, coupon 1867, iO5 lOS3si do.' coupon, 1888.
1os a 1857: teu.forties, registered. 1o%% a 1o4x;
DO, coupon loss. q 1osx: september compounds,
1865 i1s16; October do, lis
Messrs. Jay Cooke a Co.'S circulsr thus refers to
tie days business and the aspect OF the MARKET
The banks have been shipping SONG currency 70 The
interior this week but not enough to materially
AFFECT the bank reserve OF to-day, as the remttances
have been chiefly in nationals. We arc sun apun'
DAINTY supplied with money ut three per CENT nav
ing more oered than We can use; hui Of course as
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New DAILY Noon Prayer Meeting.

At q meeting OF the congregation OF the Canal
street Presbyterian church held on wednesday
ing It was unanimously resolved that steps should
be taken to establish daily noon prayer meeting in
their church. committee was appointed to carry
this resolution into effect. IL Is expected that the
daily prayer meeting will be commenced In Septem.
her The meeting 10 designed 10 be conducted on
the plan of the Fulton street prayer meeting-not
TO interfere with It, but to supply the same want for
the Canal street district.
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The Apostolic briefs having been received iron
Rome the conservation OF the Bishops elect Of WI
mington. bel and the wear Apostolic elect OF Mort
Carolina will take place In the Cathedral in Baltiinor
today. me ceremonies will commence at te
O'Clock
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High ChurchIsu Against 9
oat,or,ai under the aboye n

In an editorial under. the above heading the o.
server speaks OF a discourse delivered at the Epis-
copal church In Andover, Mass, where, tue editor
says 1t was our fortune to hear, In discourse
by the rector Rev. DR.. Parker such an assault upon
the Bible the Christians rule OF faith ana e' as we
had never heard from Christian pulpit or from
any prcfessedly Christian lips We deem It worthy
of record and OF comment as one Of many evidences
Of the tendency Of what are known as High Church
principles.
The preacher announced as his text the third verse
Of the Episte General OF Jude:"Ye should earnestly
contend for the faith which was once delivered unto
the saints" aud stated that it ives his purp &c TO
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SALES At the new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Saturday, August 15-1O:1
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08
An n

TO PROVIDE FOR THE CLOSING OF CoFFEEs
HOUSES N OTHER HOUSES, SHOPS n
SALOONS, ION CERTAIN DAYS.
ARTICLE !. Ee 1T ordained By the Board
Of Police Of tue 7own Ct Opelousas, That
the President of said Board be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered, to cause
all houses, shops, or saloons, licensed under
the Ordinances of said Board OF Police, to
retail vinous spirituous or malt liquors in
less quantities than one bottle, to be closed
on Sundays, holidays, or other public days,
whenever nc may deem it necessary to do
/ so, for the more ~eftectual maintenance of
| good order within the corporate limits OF
| said town, and that on such days itshall not
be Lawful, for the houses, shops OF saloons
| aforesaid, or any other house, shop or sa.
! loon, or any person or persons within Or in
proximity to the same, to sell, barter or
| dispose of in any way whatever within the
| corporate limits of the said town Of Ope)ou-
sas, any 'vinouS spirituons or malt liquors,
or by procuring, allowing, or permitting
! the same to be done.
ART. 9. Tile sud Board of Police do
further Ordaia, That whoever shall violate
the provisions ofthis Ordinance or any part
| thereof, shall on conviction thereof be, liza
BILE, for each and every violation of the same,
to a fine of One hundred dolla's, to be sued
for and recovered by the said Board of Pc.
lice in any Court of competent jurisdiction :;
one-half OF said SUI to be paid to the in
| former and the other in the Treasury of said
town of Opelou>as. ~
Ordained January 9th, 1868. -.
+ A KING President
Attest: Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousa~, February l, 1868.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08
THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER

When disordercd in any way, require the use
of a certain and efficient diuretic, and if there
is a better combination to arouse the kidneys
than ''Dromgoole & Co.'S Fluid Extract of
Bearberry, Cubebs and Ruchu," it has never
been found. Dropsy, Gravel, Govt, difficulty
and pain in Urinating, Urinary Deposits, Pain
in Back, extreme nervousness, excuses, in
discretion, loss eff energy, want ofaciion in the
kidneys, elect, etc in male or female, can all
be. relieved by using our preparation of Bear
berry, Cubebs and Buchu. ~
For the Blood, Constitutional Diseases, Sy-
philitic Affections, effects Of Mercury, Skin
Diseases, Scrofuia, ETC., use CONSTITUTION.
AL MONARCH. r. -
For Diarrhea, whether recent or long stand
ing, Vomiting, Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
Pains in Bowels, Gripping Pains, etc, use RED
DIARRHGA REMEDY. s1H.
For Bloody Flux, Mucous Diarrhea, Dysen-
tery, etc use DYSENTERY COMPOUND.
For Headache. Biliousness, forbid Liver,
Constipation, Foul Stomach. and all cases re-
quiring ~aselect pill, use VEGETABLE AN
TI-BlLIOUS PILLS. . >.
For Piles internal or external, recent or long
standing, if you desire ease in two applications
use DROMG lie & co.'s PILE SALvE.
For Burns, Scalds, Cuts. Bruises, Srrains
Tumors, etc, use LONE STAR LIEIMENT.
| For the Hair-to restore the natural color,
| prevent its falling off, cleansing and arousing
the scalp, use TONIC HAIR RESTORA
TIVE. :, -.
Soldfby Druggists everywhere. Orders so,
licited. j.. P. DROMGOOLE & CO,
. Preprietors.
For sale by
CLADICS MAYO. Opeiousas,
NORRIS g. SMITH, Big Cane,
jant52 ly.
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heath of Another Old Citizen.

We regret to be compelled to announce
the deathof another valued citizen. VII
1ARD 5. CUsH44S, who was about 60 years
of age, died at his residence in Bayou Chi
cot, of pneumonia, during the last week,
leaving his family and a wide circle Of friends
to mourn his loss. Mr.. CCsHMAS was a ne
tive ofNew England, and came to St" Lam
dry about thirty years ago, where he con
timed to reside t. the period of his death.
Shortly aftsr his arrival in our midst he
was appointed professor in the primary de
partment of Franklin College, where, tor
several years, he proved an industrious, con-
scientious and successful teacher of youth
in the elementary branches. He sub>e'
q~uently removed to Bayou Chicot, where,
in r4ore suspicious times. he kept a flour
ishing private school. lie was, for many
wears, the Justice of the PeOe and Notary
Public Of his neighborhood, giving, i'll hi
double capacity, a public s~atisfact on, cvl.
dencsd by his long rentention in ofi'e. IL
his private relations, he was just, Kind, arc
benevolent. Few men had oless faults thar
WILLARD S. CusuMAs; aud while his family
and his immediate circle Of friends, 49,
fail to mourn the loss, which. to them ~
reparable, society will regret the void oceVy
stoned by the death Of one ofits most cxem'
pIary members.
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poxr-.rEINoTIC

THE New Orlranssd due on Tuesdays
L. Thursdays andku"so, ~ . = NJ
Closes on Sundays,F' any, 1no' 01ays
at 7 p. NJ. H. r
The North Loui&sI.r" lT1as mail
is due on Sundays srsc. IN 'luays'
by ) A. NJ. CloSeg s uaIS al =
7. Nj. hrn
rrom8A.u IN: on week days, aud
from sto9AMEldays On mail days
| thp ofic. viii h.. zen t'teen minutes al
trr ths mail i.Eufed. No mail matter
vii, be daI;varsl or after these hours.
In fntnrs M rs will be delivered un-
I'll ali .r,aaraal& Pld up, and The current
quarter in ad9 oox considered taken
11nInss mid sfrAnce. These rules are in
str;'.t pa.o iyah the regulations of tn.
D.nsrtment IN futur" be 4igidly en-
tnrnsd I.G. COMPTON,
Nv 2O Post Master.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08

4 New BooK.-We refer our readers to
the advertisement in another column, of a
new book called Gray Jackets. We expect
to receive a copy soon, and will take pleas
ure in allowing those who may wish to sub
scribe to inspect it. From the prospectus
we judge it w,ll5be quite entertaining Ad-
dress Jones Brothers & Co, Atlanta, Ga.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08

Lily attempt to raise another Wo''1u oe
the signal Of weakness and the toref'n-
.ner Of disaster. And, let it be sa'a;
frankly, for many among US VINO -
.wared a lifelong conflict with t1appar-
~, when on ISSUES infinite194esS mo-
nsnt,us, they believed it to be an W.
s;,t,. trustee Of the conservative powers
of she Constitution, that the clarion tone
witt, which it is now summon1ng It's
hosts to the, conflict, and. the alacr'ty
with which the masses throng to the
call, the high standard Of the cid ial'l'
which it inscribes on its banners and
the mighty strength which its ancient
organization and vigorous campaigning
mower bri ,gs to the good task commend
It TO their unhesitating approval as TIT
accepted champion Of deliverance.
With these convictions deeply telt' .
large number of this city have initiated
proceedings for the purpose OF gathering
the people of Louisiana into full connec
ton with the Democratic party OF tht
North and West. They. have formed I
Provisio1atExecutive Committee, ane
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08
An Ordinnce

RELATIVE TO THE sALR VEGETABLES
ARTICLE l., Be 1T orddN by the Board
Of Police of the 7ounK opeleusas, That
from and after the pubrtion of this Ordl-
nance, it shall not be lanl to sell or hawk
vegetables on the SITS Of the town OF
Opelousas, or in anyEher public place in
said town, than in thmarket house: pre-.
oided, That no~thingtein contained shall
prevent the selling orwking on the streets
of said town ofsweagr IRISH pota. oes TO DC
ART. 3. ANY vidton of this Ordinance
shall be punished IA fine of not less than
Five dollars and forfeiture of the proper
ty offered for SAID contraventidn of this
Ordinance.
ordained JanN 9th, 1868:
/. A. KING, President.
Attest: Joe. RICHARD, Clerk. ~
Opelousas, Eruary /, 1868.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08

CHEAP GRoCERIEs.-We call attention to
the extremely low prices at which groferles
are offered at the Post Office Grocery. 1t
will be seen from the advertisement in an
other column, that some articles are offered
at five cents per ponnd less than at other
,1.o.s er... oS'9t{EE
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eRGR1Es.

TUST received at theI Office Grocery
e Store, a complete a,"e''' o' fafh'ly
Groceries, which will u a' n'uch lower
rates than usual. C3lp convince your
.alvae ftbl-3t.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08

Whisky, bourp and common, Wines, Cor
dials, Syruns, reserves, Sardines. Cheese,
Butter, Powdelnd Shot, Tobacco, canned
Fruit, Oysters. bsters, Vermicelli, Maccaro-
nj, Candy, Alnds and Raisons, and every
thing usually kin a Family Grocery Store,
at the same .loYrices. Call and judge for
yourselves, r.... ...., @--E feb8 !
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08

Ont THEM HApPsnem happy dayze agin.
How dew lonah the sun didn't rise afore
Them 4%aRi1aast,
ae,,sn dave when q mar married 125 lbs
of woman,
And less nor rs lbs. Of close, awl told,
Them dayze waen poll5ticks was the exeep-
ton and honesty the rule,
Them dayze when everybody was smart and
yourself the only fule,
Them dave when eserybody's wife wasn't
~sternally ringing in your years:
s'Oh! dear, do get me abottle OF English re-
male bittcrs."
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MARRIED
j foceries and Provisions.

'THE cBiest articles in the family grocery
J. and pFision line can be obtained at the
Post Office tocery Store, where expenses be
ing low, ID profits are accepted. The fol-
lowing list ol vices for a few articles is a sam
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08

pgdents and Sketches Of Life in the Confederacy
Comprising Narratives Of Personal Adventure,
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life,
Partisan Daring, Life in sthe Camp, Field
and Hospital, together with Songs, Ballads,
Anecdotes and Humorous Incidents of the
War for Southern Independence.
There is a certain portion of the war that
will never go into the regular histories, nor be
embodied in romance or poetry, which is a
Very real part of it, and will, if preserved, con.
vey to succeeding generations a better idea y
The spirit 0 fthe conflict than many dry repors
or careful narratives of events, and this part
may be called the gossip, the fun, the pathos
of the war. This illustrates the characteJ of
| the leaders, the humor of the soldiers, thede-
votion of women, the bravery of men, the
| pluck of our heroes, the romance and lard
ships of the service. 80.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Pic
turesque and Dramatic, the Witty and Mar
-.
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DC.
Jakel SaIamon
Legar Pruxille
LeBlance Mary A
Malitor A
Millet Chas
Miches H
Minis } II =.
Moore f w
Nugent J
Nance J w 3
Placette Raymond
Prejean Edward
Pittman } w
Perret Lavincin
Pallet Hilaire
Pitre Mole
Fraud Liable
Roy }
Roy Joseph w
Richard Marcel
Richard 2 ID
Reader George
Reeves Benjamin
Scott
~Schrxnaildre Theovif
Si;eefe . A
Saucier A
Stark John NJ
Strugg Philip
Thompson U NJ
Traub Frederick
Teche Louis
WLittemburg VIM
Wartelle Eugene mrs
Wliicotf Charlotte
Wable john
Wable Simon
Young Josephine e
Young Louisiana
Young Levi
G P NJ.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08
HuST OF B.H,'R>TERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas,
La, February LIST, which if not taking out by
the LIST Of March. will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office. Washington. DC
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-08
THAT DREADFUL COUGH
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COUGHS y COLDS,

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ESTATE of louis 'Th.ery. deed.
District Court. Parish St. Landru-NO. -.

District Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. -.
A IEXANDRE THIERY, of the Parish of
IA St. Landry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed administrator of the Estate of
Louis Thitry, deceased, late of the Parish of
St. Landry:
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing at my Office in the town OF
Opel ousas, within ten days frs11 the present
nolice. A. CARRIE :, Clerk
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THE REAL -
Cheap Dry Goods Establishment
-OF- ..4.4
r'ents

ADJOINING EALEK's JEwELRY ards 'ooD'
CONTINUES to oBsy and Sc pc,
~ to the public. &TBRo1n~
po p IN and fHIEFs, at les;
BLANKETsF 81 and s, ~ |
WHITE%kind
d 3be;1 Eaj'"ot %''aa a;1 tg is being ~ov'
Hosscrai io call and exsgy The 9
, t5e is %os .s to arriving n:sss ss5
a.. way to Do c,1h1;v ' e IN to hO ching Al
IS now doing 10 sell them
~NoTrcE |
: rs.ishi2s As AsSsessneot
: : = J , > :
thirty