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SUGAR PLANTER.

intended for this paper should
be directed to Baton Rouge. not West Baton
Rouge. Exchanges will confer q favor by direct
ing as above.
Any of our Baton Ronge friends having COM
muuications, ETC., for this paper, by leaving
them on the Ferry-boat, they will be promptly
received and attended to.
Our Baton Rouge patrons must send over their
advertisements on or before Thursdas to secure
their insertion the same week.
Messrs. E. E. Overall & Co., are our duly au-
thorized agents for the city Of New Orleans.
Messrs Cheatham & Walter are our duly au-
thorized agents for the city of Baton Rouge.
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NJ Members of the Police Jury will
attend the regular quarterly meeting on
Monday next, 9Th inst.
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SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER 5, 1868.

@L See notice of stray mule in anoth-
er column.
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" ,l,.
si.soo.ooe In wassAsr. .as
For sale % ne popular ONEPRTCE PLAN Swing ev>r|
Patron HANDSOME and RELIABLE y ATcH,
or the Lew Prizes o. TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard 10 Vsue.
And not 10 be PAID FOR Unless Perfssny seklsfactoy
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recent earthquake In the Island o. Fermosa,
In The Indian ocean, deSiroyed 80 900 lives.
The London Times has detailed account Of the
landslide At Vesuvius, By which dfiy-dEe lives
were Loot.
The amount Of green teas. 10 date. exported 10
The United States. was 10, 200 900 pounds last
season, . 800 900 pounds.
The Heraid's Havana specials state that the
American consul a. Jamaica had interviews with
Admiral hundy and Commodore hcChatock. A
sudden dispatch had been forwarded % Washing
ton In which were mysterious hints OF negotiations
relative 70 Honduras and the Cayman Islands.
The United ststes tonnage At Shanghai was
quoted. December ~. az l03,si9 tons; value Of
cargoes entered, s.Gl5 el0 taels value Of cargOes
cleared, e,Oss, 9l5 faele; consular invoices certi
1ed sane time. 322 III taes- Attention Of the
New York Chamber Of Commerce called these
facts that The value Of the exports from shanghai
are greater than from the entire Russian en-
pire. Shanghai II entering upon a career Of ex-
uaordinary prosperity. The opening Of the Iang
Tykang river Il an absolute commercial as well Ne
political necessity 70 the United States, now ihe
nearest neighbor Of China.
Buriingame. the Chinese ambassador. leaves
China for San franciso, February IS. with bis
suite OF thirty persons. J. McLeary Brown, late
Chinese secretary OF 'he British legation. and
First Secretary \. Dochamps, who accompanied
lin 20 Europe last year. the second secretary add
two Chinese officials Of the highest rank. pro-
coed az novitiates. with retlnue ~ the Imperial
0soiss. A--ssHsams = piAssi - - A--A 81 81
tie treaty powers. signed for the hrst tine b. TIE
emperor himself. The mission IL % be perms-
rent. As soon a. the Chinese ciiciais ht them
selves Ior IoTgign diPignaac dudss, lhey Hhl %
made residents.
Al lrish reform BIN Il % be iaid before the
English H0aaa u Commons BY government on
The sth ~ Mffch, and additional Measures will
be brought forward on the 18Th.
John Bright In . recent speech 40 Birmingham,
advocated the abolition OF the Protestant Esiab.
lshed Church m Ireland and the distribution Of q
revenue OF thifteen million pounds sterling among
the various sests.
Thirty thousand British troops have been landed
In Abyssina, and the advance Of the army was a.
Last advces near kutalO, which is half WAY from
the shore 20 Msgdaia, where King Theodore Is
posted with the fngliah captiyes.
In the English House Of Commons, Earl Mayo,
secretary for Ireland. made an explanation In re.
RaTs 10 the case OF Geo. Francis Train. He said
the policemen who arrested him had received
general instructions to watch persons arriving st
Queenstown frUnthe United States, and to stop
al suspicious parties. When the trunk of Mr..
Train was examined, copies Of his own speeches
on Ireland were found, and led to his arrest on
suspicion. He was finally released on giving
pledge that he would make no speech aud do no
act in sympathy with the Fenian cause.
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TIRE n. W. GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA. o. o. y
rsst. semi .nnu.y On ne fursh Tuesday IN ysnasy and
July. Nsw Orssns 0ncers r Me present ,yssr-N. o.
wson. q No. ". Grand Master; n q. Abbos. q No
fs. r. W. ID. 0rsnd ksser; n. n. Rashs. Of No .. W.
Grand Wsd<r; Josiah Fcs~r ofNo n. W. Grand s>crs-
i.sy; Joseph West 81 No w. orxnd r-es-ursr Lashsr
Representatives q I. y. Rev a. L Moro o. No ~ ~
Grand Chssl.insP g. A. w. MasDonsL Of Ma Is ". Grand
Marshal; p o. X H. F-ssha. Of No. Il, ". Grand Con
ssctor. o. Henry rssnann, o. No 10. Gr~nf 0a>rd<E;
r. a J. n Lliilsohn. q No. IS ". Grand Herald
Dsrrrr Dutkcr 0ss<D Mssrrss-P. q. J. v Baker, Of
No ~ District Ne q r. O. Rshasd n E1s of Ma .. Dis
tricsro 5; r. a. T. 0ris<mors Of Ee 81 District No d;
r. q. p cisrks Of No IS District Ne. O. r q. l. G.
Morris. d No T. Dsirici No. Z; p "a Wm LoarA o. No. ~
Dlscf No Ia p. Jsssb. Of No n Dsirics Ma n; r.
q. Eruesi Rive. q No. -. Distflcs No. rs
srssblre CONSTITUTES --Sis n A. 0vi-P. q. Sire Geo.
W Race o. Ne n; p. @. Master Thomas n sislds. Of
No 8; p. q. Master John s. Bake. 81 No.9.
J~issak-P. q master eeorss Ennsesssr. % No. ~;
P. O. A. Nssursan, q Ne. 40; r. a. John X TALON. Of
No 4
'o~sa..ss. s.d By,Es-.-P. a. n.ss.r Howard Nils
psusA efNo. ~; p O. Master Edward Pnsbzy. ofS 10;
r. @. ID. KAunis. Of No. Is
Pssso-s a.d Arp>sL q nsst~< T. q. Dunlap. q No.
Is; p. @. Master A wallace Hznis< q No 10; r. O. ".
Hyatt. elmo. 81
I,gs.l.s.s-P O. Master Lrss,r rs-.- sfss. us r. O,
H. Goldman. ofse 10. p. O. IL Caldwell cine IA,
Ts.a-.s-P. O. Rep L v ro~sr. ofSs~lS, = a. 'on'
n. Heno cfro .; r. q. John 7. Barr, ofSaA
oFsf.afais-P. @. v A. Dsaiss. ~ No. I; p. O n r
Name 81 No. u, r. a. gohn wuson. ofNa an
an cermuuicsticas - NE n w. Grand Master 0fsnd
Secretary stpuld hs fgrv.rdsi y tks e = e cf- =
stay. Crsssceas Nasal Insursnes copany
nsr Of Camp street. and Commercial Plaza
JOSIAH FoL0KR. Grand ssrssary.
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Au..rla--oon.snl. of IN. Red hook.

vienna, Feb. l4.-The Austrian red book was
laid before delegation. Referring to German
affairs. the statement says: Austria entertans,
since the treaty of Prague the same friendly SEN
tiraents towards Prussia and Italy as toward the
other powers. Although Austria's loss of the
position OF Germany did not imply destruction Of
her sympathies toward her federal allies, she
nevertheless would DOT side with Prussia in the
Luxemburg difficulty.
On the other hand she would not attempt to
profit by war between France and Prussia, and
the imperial government took care to prevent the
Emperor Napoleon and the French statesmen
from expecting the cooperation OF Austria. Ia q
conflict with Prussia, the impartial aud neutral
Austria's attitude must have igreatly contributed
toward the preservation Of peace.
In any further prefer Of its goad Office the
imperial government was compelled to act with
the greatest prudence, il did not desire to ex-
ercise any pressure upon Prussia to induce her
TO sacrifice the German national interest nor
doest wish TO lay itself open to the suspicion Of
combining Prussia in her resistance with the view
ctripeing about conflict. There ia one tnct
I'll Sssetsha overlooked. namely, that Xbiss
MD,cn cshnos ;.S.SsiQn OF the danger X a0
nnder the lmPressIsp anxious gIances Oh An an
r n%aSesI both rom Baden snd Aunic toward
Austria. 49,
Instructions which were receiver respecting a
new alliance were too vague and too exclusive y
fayoring the interests of our side for Austria 10
sacrifice for it the freedom OF action she OBJ
tanned in exchange for the rights and duties, can.
celled at the termination Of the era which CLOSE
with dissolution of the German Confederation.
meeting between the emperor of Austria and
the emperor of the French, at Salzburg, gave
rise to certain agreement upon leading princi
ples with the object of inducing the porte not ia
intist upon the limits within which he wished to
restrict the proposed mission.
In the meantime the responses by the porte
have justified the changes In the attitude OF Aus
ria and France.
The Red Book also states that urgent represen-
tations have been made by the Austrian cabinet
to the government OF Servla in reference to tht
dangerous movements going on in that country.
Fifty dollars! Sloat elliptic sewing machine tri
umphant. Highest premium Louisiana State Fair
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Encampments.
THE 3. ". GRAND EscAMPMENr OF LOUISA


THE r. W. GRAND EScAMPMKNr OF LOUISA
Meets semiannuaIly the fourth Wednesday In January
and July. Ofhcers-Lnher Homes, Of No. NJ. W. Grand
Patriarch; Geo. Drmeyer, Of No. /, NJ T. Grand High
Priest; O. ~ Morrison. Of No. r W. 0rsnd g. Warden;
T. winnemore Of No r W. Grand Scribe; B. Dasilvs, Of
No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; A w. Mscdonen. Of No. 5
w. O. junior Warden; A Wallace Hunter. OF No. I,
W. neutrality-suspicious.; Georgs Nungssser, Of No. W.
a. Narshs ~ W. Woveron Of No. l. w. Grand Sentinel;
n Frsnkford Of No. 3. d. Grand Sentinel.
STANDING Coznrrzzs-.-CrsSniiais and Raz7v.-W. L
Williams, Ro5t. Pikin, Robt. Strong.
Tinance-E N. Rushs, J. Potter, w. c. Wilson.
Solomon
Whitsen, @. W. Roper.
Subordinate Encnmpments.
wILDEY NO.
Meets on the First Third Saturdays Of each month
Lodge No. l. Crescent Mutual Com
psay. ofHesrs-J B. HenO. c. P.;y. q. Dunlap. II. p.
a. Thomson, Scribe.
HoBAH KNcAMPKEST NO. 8.
Kests tia Second and Fourth Saturdays OF each MONTH IN
Lodge Room No. l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. ofcers-J. R. walker. O. p; NJ n. SAmues,
H.P.; Geo. W. ssder. Serbia
WASHINGTON EScAMPMKKT No.6
the and fourth Mondays IN each month.
Hzrgny Buildings Third District oncsrs-Jno ID. suhrsu,
C.P.; n. Y. stucksn, II. p; r. stAhei, Scribe
LAFAYETTE KNcAnPMEET xo.L
Meets the fss and thrd Wednesday IN Jefferson Hall
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ODD WILLOWS REST
u~>< n ne ones q ne Grand sssrsts. o. ne 5000
Hordsy N Jsns.<y. April. July snd 0cssbs. fhs 80
Board nests On hlrd Monday IN Jsnnsry hr es.ais
ton Oncer>-r a. Dsnl-p. President. Jo<inh Fex sse-
tlry Je><ph west Treasurer; Daniel Merritt, ssxion
GENERAL RELrEs COMMITTEE.
neessin Grand seerstsx nrss Friday evening n svy
month omesrs-A ". xsDonsi President, josiah FSls~.
Secr<f<ry.
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RHLEF As
S0CIArI0n.
Nests In scs a.nd Secretary Saturday Of ed. nsnfn
Annual restiue lz.t sss-ri.y Jsnnsy. oncsu-R n
Russia President, a. ". Roper Firs Wee Pfssdssft
lothian Potter second Vice President Laihsf Hon SEQ
rsssry; A. wsli.es Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets Ara Monday each month a once q ths urnd
p-rrssary Election frrf Monday IN Nay for DrectorA
Bo.zp ros fss7.-Prs<isf-Edssrd Pisbury.
Fs-s-os o~--si>~-J. q. Dunl@gi A wallace hans'r.
q. l.; Jossph Wet
Haa cs-.s...-s. n rorison; George Dsrm~sr' ". q.
Wilson, NV. O. n.
B-Eisg o~~ap-E NJ R.shs. a. L lsshss Honest
0esrse Nungssscr
II. nnhp.ush. Bernard Cohen. = n rsora
JOSIAH FoLaER, ss-s-,ary.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.

Meets every rst and third Saturday Lodge Room No.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets Ofcers-A MaEuresu, d. NJ; A. j. vsn-
dergrin d. D. NJ Henry Haskell, Secretary and Trsa-
smer.
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Every patron obtains Watch ~ this sFrangenen costing
SO while may be worth $1,000 Ne Partially shown
wish Immediately disclose Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed IN sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled 20 articles
named their certificate payment Of Tea Dollars
uhefher be Watch worth 81 900 worth lcsA The
return OF any Of our certificates entities you the article
named thereon upon payment irrespective Of lie worth and
article vaued less than $40 named cerhcate
will be that this IL NO LOTTERY, bat .
sag legitimate transaction, which be participated
In BY the fastdi0us
single certificate vim be sen. BY mall post paid upon re-
ceipt of Is cents ST. for 81 hirtythree and
elegant premium IS sixty six and valuable premium
for $40 hundred and superb Watch for S1 To
Agents. those wishing employment this rare oppor-
tuny II IL iegitmaely conducted business, duly anhor
lied By the and 90 the mos. careful scrutiny
Try M. WRIGHT, BRO A CO., Importers,
ISL Broadway New York.
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Fifty dollars sloat elliptic sewing machine tri-
umphant. Highest premium Louisiana State Fair.
For sale at 81 Canal street.
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TTKIoN INSURANCE COMPANY
TENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF fHK UETos
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
rvrEr.zxD As nzeurrzp sr Law AsD rHsrs cEAxz.A
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NEW yoRk.

II - r. GOATS
A-srs.s Of 100 Du.sal
bnraHT colozs IN Boxzs
% ~ - stsir vsl sns~p $3.50 49,
,.rs-s'~. .ns f's- isFs - na5 ssaas. sf usOs
N~fs~s--~
- Assurt,t s..ss - - s-.sa
81 Core crsehes osss~n.
ssrAs For -Aiss, N. r.l.u. sss.
On ss''s ~s MAJ HuoH AucHucLosA
AM .sels Assas IN Kew Tom 4.
>xrR
lar con fslti.y. scoa,sd.
------- = . l(sn- wArcnra
M ATlH IL
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NOTICE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF TEE PARISH
OF ST. LANDRY.

TO THE TAX PAYERS OF TIE PARISH
OF ST. LANDRY.
r AM now in possession of the Parish Tax
= Roll ofl867, and am ready to receive
the said Taxes. For the convenience ofthe
Tax.payers, | will stand at the following
places on the days below fixed, between 10
o'clock in the morning until + in the after
noon, for the purpose of receiving the above
Tax:
Commencing at O%pelousas, on Monday,
April 18th.
At Gros Chevrenil, Michel Emonet, on
Tuesday, April l4th.
At ArnaEdville, Colce-IIouse, Wednes-
day, April 18th.
At Grand Coteau, A. F. Estilette's Coffee
House. Thursday, April 10th.
At Queue Tortue, j. 3. Demands Store,
Friday, April 18th.
At Lower Piaqnemine, Clark l. Hays
Store, Monday, April Goth.
At Upper Plaquemine, Joseph Daiyle,
Tuesday, April 2lst.
A: Mermenteau River, ~1ielairc besses-
sartS, Wednesday, April 22d.
At Point aux Loups, Antoine Cart,
Thursday, April 23d.
At Mallet Woods, Charles Francois store,
Friday, April 24th.
At FaquetaiQue, Valentine Savois' Store,
Saturday, April 25th.
At Chataignier. Dorsin Lafleur, Monday,
April 27th.
At Plaisarce, Durio & Mouil.e's Coffee
House, Tuesday, April 2Sth.
At Flat Town, Daire & Tate's Store,
VI elnesday. April goth.
At Joseph Landreneau, Little Mamoth
Thursday, April 3Oth.
At Bayou Chicot, Sam Haas Store, Mon
day, May 4th.
At Old Grand Prairie, Stages Store
Tuesday, May 9Th.
At Washington Post Office, Wednesday
May 9th.
At Bayou Bnuf's School House, nea'
Thomas McCrory, Thurs lay, May 18th.
At Big Cane, Morris Store, Saturday
May 9th.
At Atchafalaya, Foots' Store, Monday
May 1lth.
At Bayou Wake School II use, Wednes
day, May 18th.
Office at the office of Joseph D. Richard
Opelousas, where | or my deputy may al
ways be found.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, Collector.
Opelorsas. April 18th, 1868.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER

Use Dromgoole & Co 5 King of Chills
Use Dronlgoole & Co. s King of Chills
Sc D:oIngooIe Il Co.'S King of Chills
Use Dromguolr < Co.'S King of Chills
Is" Erol"G"o.c & Cas- King of Chills
II makes permanent cures
1t makes permanent cures
1t makes permanent cures
IT makes permanent cures
1t makes permanent cures
For all forms of Ciills and Fever
For all forms of ChiI's and Fever
For all forms of Chills and Fever
Fer all forms of ChiIls and Fever
For all forms of Chills and Fever
Clranses the Stomach and arorses the Liver
Clranses the Stomach and arouses the Liver
Cleanses the Stomach and arouses the Liver
CIea,ses the Stomach and arouses the Liver
Clt aLsts the Stomach and arouses the Liver
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FEMALE DELIGHT!

FEMALE
English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
English Female Bitters
English Female Bittcrs
English Female Bitters
Cures all Female Complaints
Cures all Frmal. COMPLAINTS
Cures all Female COMPLAINTS
Cares all Female Complaints
:. Cures all Female Complaints
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t satisfies old and young
For Painful Menstruatiou
For Suppressed Menstruation
For Profuse Menstruation
For Leuchorrhpa or Whites
For Falling of the Womb
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
As a Female Regulator
As a Female Regulator
AS a Female Regulator
AS a Female Regulator
-, AS a Female Regulator
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Prepared by Southern Physicisas
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!
CHEAPER THAN EVER

YEVHE New Establishment of EMANUEL
IL PHILLIPS ON Main Street, next to
Ealer, now presents a magnificent appearance.
The proprietor has Just arrived from New Or
leans with a splendid stock of goods, consist
ing in part of
CALICOS. LINENS,
WHITE SWISS, BAREGES,
nOMESTICS. bleacied and brown,
TARLTONS, POULT DE SOLE,
LINENS of all grades, TISSUES,
MOSAMBIQUES. ORGANIZES,
VEIL BAREGES, TULLE,
LINEN CAMBRICS, HOSIERY, &c. &c.
The stock has been selected with care and
purchased at low prices, considering the ad-
vance on all qualities of goods.
His stock of cllildlen's. misses, ladies' and
mems SHOES is complete. HATS of all de-
scriptions. Ready made CLOTHING, &c.
. In addition to the Dry Goods Establish
ment, Mr.. Phillips has opened a choice lot Of
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware and Crockery.,
consisting of
FLOUR, CANDLES,
SUGAR. SOAP.
HANS, STARCH,
SHOULDERS,
TOBACCO. chewing and smoking,
SEGARS, PIPES,
NAILS, SKILLETS,
POTS, OVENS,
And a full assortment of TIN WARE.
Call on Phillips before purchasing elsewhere.
You will find his prices equal to tile times. ID
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NOTICE..

DEPUTY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, }
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, :
OPELOUsAs, April LIST, 1868. }
= NOTICE is hereby given that the tax as
sessed upon Income, Gold Watches, Carriages
and Silver Plate, for the annua year 1867
together with the Special taxes, formerly
termed Licenses is now due.
Thirty (30) days from the date hereof l.
given tor the payment of the same after The
Expiration Of Ike time above given, the penalty
as prescribed by act Of Congress. of Marcel
1861, will be imposed upon all who fail to ap'
pear and settle.
JNO. C. COSTLEY.
Deputy Collector, L. S. Internal Revenue,
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Estate of Olive. Ricssatd.

District Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. -.
EDIOND CARRIERE. of the Parish of St.
- Landry, having applied by his petition to
he appointed administrator of the Estate of
Olive Richard, widow of Pierre CarriGre, both
deceased late of said parish;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, viii file the
same in writing at my Office in the town Of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. A. GARRIGCES, Clerk.
Clerks Office. April II, 1868.
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state OfLOuisiana.


district Court, 49,. go NJ 1eooe
A RMAND WARTELLE. Of the Parish of
N St. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of ALPHONSE DEBAILLON, deceased, late
mAaid aakad1aaAaaibg filed adaahiamaai =
CTassiication q debts, of said Estate, acc6mpa-
MED by his petition praying for the homologa-
ton of the same and whereas the prayer of
said ~petition has been granted by an order of
court. bearing date April llth, 1868;
Now. therefore notice is hereby given to all
nersons interested to make opposition to said
'rahleau in writing at my Office in the town Of
Oopiousas. within the time required by law,
,yhy the said tableaushould not be homologa-
''' "D1 A GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Clerks Office, April II, 1863.
state OF Iouisiana,
DIsTRrcr Court, ST. LANDRY-No. 1885.
JAMES ". JACKSON, Of the Parish of St.
Landry, Administrator of the Estate of
Edmund johnson, deceased, of the Parish
Of ST.. Landry, having filed e Tableau ofClassi-
fication of the debts of the Estate of said de-
ceased, accompanied by a petition praying for
the homologation of the same; and whereas
the PRAYER Of said petition has been granted.
by an order ofCourt, dated April 9th 1862
Therefore, notice is hereby. given to all in
terested to make opposition, if any they have,
in writing, at my office, in the tow of Qpe-
lousas, within thirty days from the date Of the
present notice, why said Tablean should not
be approved and homologated, aud theAdmin-
istratrix authorized to pay in conformity there
with. A. GAkklGUEs Clerk.
! Clerks Office, Opelousas, April III, 1863. :
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@ STATE

We are authorized to announce Hon.
THOMAS G. ANDERSON as a candidate
for the State Senate, in the Senatorial Dis
trict composed of the Parishes of St. Landry,
Lafayette and Calcasieu, at the election on
the 18th and 18th of April.
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FOR PARISH JUDGE.

-" We are authorized to announce D.
G. SITTIG as a candidate for Parish Judge,
at the election on the 18th and 18th inst.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

We are authorized to announce AMt'o
M. PORTER, ESQ, as candidate for Judge
of the sth Judicial District, comprising the
Parishes of St. Landry. Lafayette, 'crmll-
lion and Calcasieu, at the election to DE
held on the 18th and 18Th Of \. 3ril.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-11
FOR GkERe h

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
y. RICHARD, ESQ, as candidate for Clerk
Of the 9Th District Court, for the Parish Of
st. Landry, at the election to be held on
the 18th and 18th inStS.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-11

s5y@ We are authorized TO announce j..
J. BEAUCHAMP as candidate for Sheriff,
at the election on the 18th and 18th insts.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-11

~ Capt. Violet, Agent Bureau of Refd-
gees, &C., at this place, requests us to state
that he has now on hand and will continue
to receivei supplies for planters. which they
can obtain by making the proper requisi-
ton before him. ...r--= -
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-11

~ The impeachment trial ofthe Presl'
dent progresses slowly. The evidence 70:
the prosecution has been concluded, ard IT
is considered, even by Republicans, that a
very himsy case has been made out.