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MISCELLANEOUS.
Why they Impeach the President.

From the Washington Intellgencer, Feb. y.
Perhaps the fittest comment on these
violent, unconstitutional, illegal and
passionate proceedings is thatthe lndlvl-
dual whose lack of shame or honorable
sensibllity has led to this disorganlza-
ton and excitement was, as we under
stood, late last evening in the War De-
partment building, vainly supposlng that
by lingereng about the premises he was
q member of the Cabinet from which he
had been expelled. tsfG
But the country has more to consider
than the eimpertinence of any individual,
no matter how justly despised and infa-
nous he may have become. Congress,
or the Senate, rather, is making the is
sue of it's power to dictate a member of
the Presidents Cabinet. Has it this
power by the Constitution, any more
than the President has the power to ap-
point the Secretary of the Senate or the
Clerk of the House! Is the President,
by the Constitution, Commander-in-
Chief of the Army and Navy; and is it
his duty 'to take care that the laws be
faithfully executed" or somebody else's
duty, to be appointed by the Senate !
In word, have we written Constitu-
tien, and is it binding OH Congress, as
well as the people OF the land /! This is
the great issue, and the people will have
something to say about it. Ii those who
seek to overthrow the Constitution and
subvert usages coeval with the Govern
ment itself, involve the country in disor-
der, confusion, and conflict, they cannot
expect to escape appropriate retributlon.
From the Chicago Times, Feb. "a
The question is not whether the Ten
ure of Office bill is within the limits Of
constitutional authority. The question
is not whether the President has power
to remove Cabinet officer while Con-
gress is in session. The question is not
whether he has trampled on the law, and
thereby given dangerous example, for
which he should be deposed. The ques-
ton is not whether he has usurped pow
er, and sought, in the appointment OF
Thomas, conflict with the National
Legislature at a time full of peril to the
Government. t1s'#
Farnsworth says these questions are
not the ones which ought to and will gov
ern the proposed impeachment. He says
the question is whether the CongEassio
al plan of reconstruction shall ed
out. This is what his iigmarUIa about
Union spirit, tropics, of the war and
rebel supremacy" means. -.,r
The President is, an obstacle to the
enforcement Of that hideous infamy.
Because he is such an ''obstacle,' he is
to be impeached. The orders removing
Stanton and appointing Thomas are to
be employed by Congress as acts on
which grounds Of Impeachment may be
framed. Heis to be tried on charges
resting oI| those, and tried and con-
victel on grounds entirely seperate and
distinct from matters embraced within
the orders. He is to be tried for viola.
ton of the tenure-ef-offiee bill, and con-
demned for opposition to the military bill
Such isthe infamous confession of the
political prostitute FarnsWorth. It is an
honest confession, and it is a true state
ment of the motives urging forward the
majority in the House i'll this business o.
impeachment. sS
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14
0pelousas Parish Of St Landry, La, March H. 1868
Public Sale.

Estate Of Thomas j. johnson, deceased.
PY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
- Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of st. Landry, there will be
sold at public sale, to the last and high
est bidder, by the undersigned Admins
traitor, or through the ministry of any
duly commissioned officer, at the resi-
dence of FRANCOIS Poupon Pitre, pere,
in Prairie Ronde, in this Parish on
Monday, 23d March merit. 1868,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of Thomas J. johnson,
deceased, late of the Parish of St. Ian
dry, to-wit: ...... ..-
! The undivided half of that portion of
q oortain &~ ~ S@-'e 's f@ o.. s =
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14
Military 8Ebonainsa tiom - Imperial
style SproaaaizaS sRt Wasiainston
sICorrespondence of Chicago Tines

IA correspondence of Chicago Times.l j
a Gen. Grant has ordered detail of
soldiers to officiate as a body guard at
his receptions. They are picked men;
not quite up, as yet, it is true, in disci-
pline, uniform and equipment, to the
Cent Gardes of the Emperor Napoleon,
or even the so-caned Household Troops
of ssour good cousin Victoria" But we
are d yonng empire as yet, and age will
necessarily bring with it those artistic
tastes in politics, as well as general cul-
ture, which must one day place us in the
front rank of nations that have acknoWl-
edged the imperial purple. The younger
branches of the Generals family, / OBJ
serve, go about the city escorted by mill
tarys equerries. So, you see, we are
gradually more and more aping the style
and taste of the old world despots Ire
member the time when old President
Taylor used to go to the market here
and purchase IA milch COW, and help the
man to drive her home, too, il she was
contrary. ia Now, the city is filled with
carriages decorated with coats-of-arms,
bogus and genuine; with the drivers
seats covered with immense hammer
cloths, as yet unornamented BY. the gilt
coronets of the pobility;. the seats in
front and the sdickeys' behind occupied
by servants, black and white, in every
shade and desc ription of livery. But the
latest form in which military rule pre-
sents itself is the clause surreptitionsfy
slipped into the appropriation bill by E.
B. Washburne. and which provides that
the police force of the capitol building
shall be composed of officers and soldiers
from the regular army, under the COM
mand of . military engineer. The num- nm
Der Is mod derately limited to forty but
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14
Wanted a. Good Man

IN every town aud county in the Union, to en-
1 gage in the sale of patent article, used in
every household, shop, Office, hotel, store and
public building, railroad cars, steamboats,, &c.
Pe4sons already engaged are making immense
incomes, and the demand for the article never
ceases Your customers once obtained your in
come is great and perpetual. Full and satisfac-
tory particulars sent to all who may apply to
J. LEWIS, No. 50 Cedar ST., New York, with
stamp Box 1891. Dec 7.-3m
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14
PUBLIC SALE.
Estate of Melissa A. Hyons.

Estate Of Melissa a. Lyons.
DY virtue of an order from the District Court.
ID there will be, sold at public sale, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned admi-
nistrator or through an Auetioneer, at the last
residence of said deceased, in Plaquemine Bru-
lee in this Parish.
On Tuesday, 31st March next,
the following property belonging to the commu-
nifty heretofore existing between the said Melis-
sa A. Lyons, deceased, and T. j. Bruner, her
surviving husband, to-wit:
q" THE PLANTATION
whereon the decreased last resided, with 200 acres
of land. bounded East by Joseph Harman.
100 Arpents of Wood Land.
"a head of gentle stock; one yoke of work oxen;
two horses; one mare and colt; household fur
niture; kitchen utensils, &c, &c. se''f.
~ A STOCK OF WILD CATTLE
in the Parish of CaIcaseu (say about los heads }
adjudications under ten dol
lars payable cash.. The plantation, one third
cash and the balance in one and two years. The
stock of cattle in Caleaseu, one half cash and
the balance in and 2 years from the day of sale.
The balance Of the property ON and 2 years
credit from the day Of sale. The lands remain
ing mortgaged until final payment. 90 s.s'-"'
II f.31faf1 . FJ! BRUNER, administrator
ii Opelousas 29th February 1868. 81 ff8s ''s.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14
WHEEL. WRIGHT.

IL the citizens of Dpelousas and vicinity that
he has opened a shop. on Main Street, near Mr.
los Johns blacksmith shop, where he is pre-
pared to DO ali kinds of work in his line on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
ss9#ssa s35f ALFRED PERRY
0pelousas March 7th 1863. 39--8m
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14

SPRING OF GAS DIscovERED.-Nol lit
tie sensation has been caused by the dis
covery of a spring of gas on the premises
of-Messrs. Knight & Co, 172 Gravier St.
They were engaged the other day in
sinkinga a pump pipe, about the size of
an ordinary gas pipe, which was inserted
about forty feet under ground, when 10 !!
instead of meeting water, stream Of gas
was the unexpected response, and a very
generous response has it been too, as it
has been flowing ever since, and having
been ignited burns with steady and
beautiful glow. Experiments are being
made with the expectation that other
springs may be discovered. We suspect
it comes from some Of the primeval gas
pipes, of the city, which may have some
how sunk out. Of reckoning of the Gas
Company, and be at this time wasting so
much of their grand earnings, The Gas
Co,npamy, perhaps, would do well to
watch their metres.-N. o. Bee, 18th.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-03-14
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS,

NO OAAVG l. ~ l. A1AN 0AgSs
HAVING made all the necessary ar
Ill rangements in New Orleans, am
now prepared to purchase all the cotton
that you may send to the Landing at
Washington. I will purchase your cot
ton here in Washington upon the SAME
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A. DESMARE. a,.
Washin gton, Jan. l8, 1868 32tf
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credit, efficiency and honesty of the city
government. The gentlemen appointed
by Gen. Hancock We're solid, respectable
citizens, of large interest in the commu-
nifty, who would have insured us a city
government entirely free from political
and partisan influence. This is the first
and most important requirement of a
good city government.
WONDERFUL NATURAL PHENOMENON.
Giant Phantoms on the Battle Ground
of Nashrilte.-We copy as follows from
the Nashville Union and american !:
Most of our readers know the location
of three bald headed hills rendered so
by the ravages of the late varying
between the Charlotte pike and the river,
in sight of and some two miles distant
from the Capitol. The outer lines. of the
Federal works. may still be seen along
their sides and crests, but there are no
houses, trees or fences to further break
the dull monotony of their outlines. Let
any one who is desirous of witnessing a
most startling natural phenomenon,
which throws the mirage of the plains
and the mist visions of the Scottish coast
entirely in the shade, ascend the central
mound in a direct line from the city, on
any clear day, about an hour by sun.
When half way up the decivity he win
see other hills, palpable even TO grass
clumps and little stones, gradually rising
in the air, beyond the one he is ascen-
ding. If he pauses these huge phantoms
remain stationary ]. if he advances, they
continue to rise before him, until within
few yards of the intrenchments, when
they suddenly vanish into nothingness,
like scenes in dissolying view. How
long this strange freak of mist and sun
light has held court near us it is impossi-
bleto say, for except some superstitious
whisperings of negroes, nothing has been
definitely known until the past week.
The scientific wherefores of the forego-
ing we will not pretend to give at pres
emf, but trust that some of our professors
and savans will in a few days lay before
us thorough explanation of this new
wonder. s.. ~. .....s..r
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