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NfhAAx AkefuHk WORKS.
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Asa Ordinance

RELATIVE ToTHE SALE OF VEGETABLES
ARTICLE l. Be it ordained hyshe Board
Of Police Of, the 7ouu Of OpsIousas, That
from aud after the publication Of this Ordi-
nance, it Shall not be lawful to sell or hawk
vegetables OH the streets of the town of
Opelousas, or in any other public place in
said town, than in the market house. pro
oided, That nothing herein contained shall
prevent the selling or hawking on the streets
of said town ofsweet or irish pota ops to he
sold in quantities Of not less than one barrel,
ART. .. Any violation Of this Ordinance
shall be punished hy Il fine Of not les, than
Five dol!ars and the forfeiture Of the proper.
ty offered for sale in CONFIRMATION Of thi>
Ordinance.
Ordained January 9th, 1865.
F. A. KING, President.
Attest: Jos. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
= OpelousaS, February /, 1858.
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THE KIDNEY AND 81 ODER

When disordered in any way, require the use
of a certain aud efficient diuretic, and if there
is a better combination to arouse the kidneys
than ''Dromgoele 4 Co.'S Find Extract Of
Bearberry, Cubcbs and Bucln," it has never
been found. Dropry. Gravel, Govt, difficulty
and pain i'll Crinating, Urinary Deposits, Pain
in Back, extreme nervousness, excesses, in
discretion, loss ct energy, want OF faction in the
kidneys, eleet, etc Ill male or teEnale. ran all
be relieved. by using our preparation of Bear
berry, Cubrbs and Buchu.
For the Blood, Constitutional Diseases, Sy-
philitic Affections, effects of Mercury, Skin
Diseases. ScrofuIa, etc, use CONSTITUTION
AL MONARCH.
For Diarrlpa, whether recent or long stand
ing, Vomiting, Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
Pains in Bowels, Gripping Pains, etc, use RED
DIARRIIGA REMEDY.
For Bloody FIux, Mucous Dlarrhra, Dyson
tpry, etc use DYSENTERY COMPOUND.
For Headache, Biliousness, forbid Liver,
Constipation, Foul stomach and all cases re-
curing a select pill, use VEGETABLE AN
fI-BlLIOUS PILLS,
For Piles, Internal or external, recent or long
standing, if you desire ease ips two applications
use DROMG LIE & cos PILE SALEE.
For Burns, Scalds, Cuts. Bruises, S~praius,
Tumors, etc, use LONE STAR LlNlMENT
Forfhe Hair-to restore the natural color,
prevent its falling off, cleansing and arouSirg
the scalp, use TONIC HAIR RESTORA
TIVE.
Sold by Druggists everyW here. Orders go
licited. j.. p. DROMGOOLE 4 CO.,
Proprietors.
For sale by
CLADIUS MAYO, Opelorsas,
MORRIS & SMITH, Big Cane.
ian:Gsi ~
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We make the following extract from
quite a long editorial in a recent number
of the National InteIIigencer on the Grant
I~mbroglio, showing that in the event of
failure on the part of the Radicals to
maintain possession of the Government
through the popular vote, they will resort
to military force to accomplish their o.signs,
and have chosen Gen. Grant as their in
strument to snbvert the Government.
From the first brief note of the Oath
of January, to the last offensive letter of
the Sd Of FEBRUARY, the whole correspon.
dence of General Grant proves that it
was a political contrivance, de-
signed to produce rupture with the Pres
ident. to put himself in complete commu
MON with the revolutionary chiefs in Cor
gress, who were not satisfied with his DO
%sition, and to employ the power Of the
regular army 10 resist the constitutional
authority Of the. Executive. The ,auda
cious avowal of such purposes. by the
first officer of the army is the most dar-
ing offence yet committed, and is made
the more fragrant by the open aid and
sympathy of the Jacobin majorities in
Congress, whohave counselled him to take
this dangerous step, with the promise of
their unconditional support. The coun-
try cannot fail to see In this proceeding
the desperate designs Of the Radical reb-
els in regard to the Presidential election.
or the part which their chosen instru-
ment is pledged to play, in order to
achieve success. Condemned by an out
ragged, plundered, and indignant coun-
try, this revolutionary cabal intends to
snbvert the Government, and to preserve
power by the sword and the regular army.
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Ger, Tile gdiiaut ScN Out
the gale, thanks to tANAhdness Of her
timbers, tho kmanlike manner in
which they put together, and the mas
terly skill with which she has been con
Quoted.
" The events annd@ced in our tele-
graphic columns of yesterday and to-day,
as having tran%pired at Washington,
must give joy to our readers. The Presi-
dent has come to the conclusion that he
had yielfed enough of his authority to
the Legislative Departm. mt of the Gov
eminent which has been attempting to
invade one after another of his Con-
stitutional rights, to elevate over him
his civil and military subordinates, en-
eouraging them to defy and insult him,
and has ever been threatening to pass
what calls it a~statute, which would take
from him the commRpd of the army and
navy, and the right l9isregard OF his
wishes, to assign its Ulcers to CON-
mand which was, 10 facaeAattempting
gradually and by insidious methods to
urn the government into a military
iespotism, To such a pitch Of audicity
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THE PLANTING ORDERS OF
THE BUREAU.

Our readers read, some ten days since,
in our columns, two orders relative to
freedmen ; the first providing for furnish
ing rations for them to the employers of
twenty or MORE, on certain terms, and
the other for the transfer of freedmen
from one parish or county to another.
We have already briefly alluded to
the former as not at all intended either
to enable freedmen to get a living with
out work, or to work d%essultorily and
itfully, when and where they might
please so to do from time to time, nor for
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-22

IW- There will be a large auction sale Of
dry goods, hardware cutlery, &c. at Wash
mgton, on Monday the oath inst, by Mcssrs.
". A.. Robertson & Co., Commission Mer-
chants sad Auctioneers. These gentlemen
have just received a very large stock, and
are willing to sell for cost and commissions !;
they sell groceries also, at surprisingly low
rates sugar-cured hams at Is cts, bacon
125 cts, first quality brown sugar l6 Its,
and everything else at similar prices.
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We are requested by-.Mr. j. G. Tucker,
Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue for
this Parish, to state, that for the benefit of
those residing in distant parts of the Par
iSh, the time for rendering income returns
for 1867, which will expire on the goth
inst, has been extended until the 10th Of
March next.
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readers to comprehend the SITUATION Of
the President and to see that he has
taken at all events the first steps requis-
ite to maintain the authority of the Ex-
ecutive Department of the Government.
We think he has little need to apprehend
any further opposition from General
Grant, who has never shown himself to be
possessed of the stuff of which Cromwells
are made. The Presidents irretutable and
crushing answer to Gen. Grants letter
justifying his action in the Stanton affair
mhst have convinced that officer of the
improperly and the illegality OF his
course and admonished him of the ne
cessity of retracing his steps.
There are rumors indeed that the fol-
ly of bis actions has become apparent. to
him, and that he throws the blame ofhls
humiliating situation upon his political
advisers. .. s.- -. = ~ -:9ss
Viewing the circumstances we have
set forth with no disposition to be over
sanguine, there are indications that Con-
gress is staggered and that wiser conn
sells mayEheneeforth prevail N o Bee
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COUGHS y COLDS,

Group, Whooping-Co,tAh Bronch0is. Hoarse-
ness, Sort-Throat, Dry hacking Cough, Pneu-
monia, P~leurisy, Pain in the Side. tightness
and fnllness of the Chest, Splitting of Blood,
tons.
FOR CHILDREN AND INFANTS,
1t is a superb preparation, and mothers who
use it are perfectly delighted with its wonder
fuletfec's. Large bottles SI.OO.
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CEIEAP GSCCER--e

FlNT received at the Post OlIicc Grocery
store, a compete assortment Of Family
'rocerieS, Winch VIII he sold at much lower
rates than usual. Call and convince YOUR
selves. fI,4-at
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TERMS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rp,
%*nn"'n, in advance, SIG; haIfy-,sir. =,
quarterly. 81. ~0'
PRICE OF TIE pApER-singlr cones,
10 cents. '
The S"mi-Wr,k1y is published every Tues
day and Saturday. Subscription, $ Mr. an
mum. invariably in advance.
Post Masters are authorized to act as agents
Of the Bee.
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'EFl.T D1sEA DFEL COEGW
Can be cured at last, by using oAe bottle Of
DROMGOOLE 6 cos
Ann vgss3line PectoTaT.

The most exquisit"Iy beautiful and effective
medicinal compound for all Lung Diseases
ever offered to the Southern people. 1t makes
you cough SO easy, causes such ceexpcctora-
ton, relieves the pain so soon, produces 50
much ease and comfort and promotes suc1 hap
Ply slumbers, free from dreams or mental hal
I,cinatlons, that all who once try 1t speak i'll
forms of
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MARRIED

On the 18th instant, at the Catholic Church
at OpeIousas, by Rev. Francois Raymond,
Mr.. GILBERT PRUD'HOMME to Miss
MARY SITTIG, all Of this parish.
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BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAzINE.-We
have received, rather late, the January mum
her of this celebrated periodical, containing
Linda Tressel and Brownlows. Continued
stories), Address to Working Men, by
Felix Holt, Sketches in Polynesia, Mod,
ern Cyncism, What | did at Belgrade,
the Nightly of an Afghan Fort,
and the Education Ct the People in England
and America. We have perused two of
these articles, What I did at Belgrade and
the Night anderer of an Afghan Fort,
and find them exceedingly interesting. Sub
scription, 81 per annum Address Leonard
Scott Publishing Co., 140 Fulton Street,
New York.
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tW@ Our District Court wifi adjourn On
Monday next, until the 4ih Monday IN
April following Z.
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The New Orleans Bee,

LABE1LLE DE LA EoUvELLE-oRLEaEs,
Newspaper published in FrcrcA and Eng
IIsh, Daily, M"nd'ys excep,edl and
Semi. " eckly in F,cnch
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. . L. ". COMP1ON, L. M.
Opelousas Feb. 22d. 1868.

How TO BECOME HAPPY.-Eat when hum
CRY, drink when thirsty, sleep when sleepy,
$50 it's night, being careful what you eat
and drink and where you sleep.
Love your neighbor, but not his wife.
Keep a clear conscience and a clean shirt.
Don't see more than half you motifs.
Never get mad at home. Ivy '"s-
Never fail to keep always on hand a good
supply of the "Great Southern Prepare
tions.'
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DIED

On the 10th instant, at Opelousas. MRS.
ELIZA PERRAULT, consort of John Cocll-
ran, Esq, at the age of 45 years.
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CHEAP FOR ToBAcco.-A few days since
a freedman who had entered into a labor
contract with a planter, to take effect at
a future day, and having no present en-
ployment, was offered by another party
board, lodging and wages at the rate ofnine
dollars per month. for his services during
the interval. The freedmen accepted the
offer with some hesitation and apparent dis
satisfaction, and while on the way with his
employer ad interim, to his home, proposed
to modify their agreement by his receiv-
ing in lieu of wages ten cents worth of to-
bacco daily, which was readily assented to
by the employer, who Immediately advan-
cedc the first days allowance. The freedman
however, took french leave before moor of
the same day; having obtained the princi-
pal objects of his desires, bacca and grub.
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WHERE can be found every thing per
w tanning to the stock of a first class Drug
Store.
Physicians and country merchants orders
titled on as advantageous terms as they can be
in New Orleans.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours of thciday or night.
Nov23l CLAUDlTS MAYO.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book, for March, has
been RECEIVED by US, filled as usual with
everything instructive and entertaining to
ladies', consisting of poetry, interesting
tales, plates and designs of the latest fash
ions, receipts for cooking, &c. No lady of
taste and education should be without it.
Subscription, So per annum Address L.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
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lsno secret compound, patent medicine o, new
discovery, but IS an tnu->t and "tanlftil conIri-
nation Of pure Mrdlrjnrs, prepared by a class
OF experienced Southern Physici ms.
All persons VINO a,r rApoord to the miasmu
Of rivers, lakes, bayous, pools. swanps. boys.
Tens, etc, should lever fail to keep a. WAYS OH
hand a supply oIthia neycr-taiIiug reA'vdy.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of Etienne LatiOlais.
QY VIRTUE Of an order of the Honorable
- Eighth District Court of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned, at the
present residence of widow Etienne Latiolais
at Plaquemiue Brulee in this Parish, on
THURSDAY March 10th, 1863,
the following property, to-wit:
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u A Handsome Bound Volume con-
tanning $50 Mechanical Engravings. ana tne
United States Census by Counties, with hints
and Receipts for Mechanics, 'anal!ed on receipt
pf j5r
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An Ordinance

To PROVIDE FOR THE CLOSING OF COFFEE
HOUSES y OTHER HOUSES, SHOPS y
SALOONS, on CERTAIN DAYS.
ARTICLE /. Be II orloinod 5y tie RooYu
Of Io1icc Of tile I0uh Of Oltiouso$, 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 s]pirituous or malt liquors in
less quantities than one bottle, to be closed
on Sundays, holidays, or other public days,
whenever he may deem it necessary to TO
so, for the more ctftctual maintenance Of
good order within the corporate limits Of
said town, and that on such days itshall not
be lawful, for the houses, shops or 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 49, :
sas, any vinous ]spirituous or ma
or by procuring, allowing, or
the same to be done.
ART. .. Tie said Board $Eau r;nl'V
FURTHER Ordui~, That who~Fo r an ,'I ,'''t
the provisions ofthis or1xd H,ornor p' Il,
thereof, shall on convI46M;on Of tho ,,,n 40
bic, for each and evoryS I';"is u 70 ''' bo S" r"o
to a fine of One h)nnAlr md Ro,rd # d.
for and recovered aRo u, ctent Jurisdiction
ice IN any N"H3AEn 10 be paid to the in.
Gne,na't ao o. 1880 IA the Treasury of said
town ct "p,@ 9th, 1865.
Oi""'i'taW T. a. KING, President.
@bos. b. RICHARD, Clerk.
AttcIaFs, February l, 1865.
9th ANNIVERSARY
~ Or THE
"a. LANDRY r sTon&
-tND-
MEDICAL DEPOT
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Posi- OFFICE .NoT1cE.-New arrangement.
Except on Sundays, mails from below
now arrive daily. New Orleans mails ar
rive on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
via Vermillionville and are due at Z o'clock
pm. on those days, and OF Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays via St. Martinsville,
Leonville, &C., at 8P. NJ. Mails from above
arrive on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days about 8 A. M. Mails for above close
at 5 P. M. and for below at 7 P. NJ. each
day Except Sundays. EThe Post Office
is opened every day during business hours
except Sundays, and on that day from sun
rise to 10 o'clock A. NJ. after which hours
no mail matter will be delivered under any
circumstances whatever.
49, 7. G. COMPTON, P. NJ.
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IN saS& szE5 Aaip-
ing three hundred and fifty arPsM
BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS ere
HER TRACT OF LAND
situated at Upper Plaqsemine, containing &e
hundred and twenty arpents.
ALSO PAIR OF GENTLE HORSES,
and a mare and colt.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs:-On a credit of
one' two, and three years from day of sale,
purchasers giving satisfactory security, and the
lands remaining mortgaged until final pay
ment.
The first above described tract of land will
be sold in two lots. the superficial area of which
will be determined on or before the day of sale.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
February %. 1863.
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ward the mulatt0es Themselves. %Ae,
when the party which had taken arms at
Jackinel WIS defeated and their chiefs i'm.
prisoned the Assembly at Port-au. Prince eff
fe>tually interposed in favor of the whole
number; and at Antibonite where the
revolt was much more extensive and alar-
ming a free and unconditional pardon was
cheerfully granted Oh the submission of
the insurgents! This clearlylpro7esssthat no
cruelty by the whites induced the mulat-
toes to revolt.
t5 ITO be continued.l
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W DD4OC OF Iand described above
-; payable January LIST, 1869, and the
8 land described above as No ,, payable,
one half the LIST April, 1868, and the other half
the LIST April 1869; the purchasers furnishing
securities in solido, to the satisfaction of the
Administrator, who will retain a mortgage and
vendors privilege upon the lands until final
payment interest running at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum from maturity until final
payment
ALEXANDRA THIERRY,
February %, 1868. administrator
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DGF0U5s& 4 ElwEy. Puh,;.,,nrs


OFFICE, No. 70 CHARITIES STpEET
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Tgsv OF,

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas,
February 1st, which if not taking out by
the LIST of March. will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office. Washington, ID. G.
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r'"s >5.s~ ct.jl~, D"vo. Fr-
DfH ~,-7or Fever, NuyaIgja, N.9...as
~ui. Palm, rtc. 1t arnnSrs H. ..:r-
pId liver, ci,an5"S the foul stomach, rrIlryps
constipation. and carries of ali Initiated bic.
1t ntVers fails. Our