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Mr.. Jones, a white man from Loui.
~Siana, claims that he has a right to a
seat in the Congress which will meet in
Washington on Monday next. Mr.. Me-
nard. a negro from the anne State, dis.
put-s the claim of Jones, and asserts that
he (Menard) is entitled to the seat.
Who will Ct it. will depend or the
f~llowing state of facts If Jones be a
carlet-baggrr, and have possession Of
the certificate of election, duly anthem
ticatcd by the proper officers. no matter
what proofs of iilegality and frand may
be brought concerning the conduct of the
election in which he and Menard were
opposing candidates. Jones will get the
seat.
If Jones be a Democrat, and have pos.
session of the certificate of election duly
authenticated by the proper officers, no
matter what proof may be brought that
the election in which hs and Menard
were opposing candidates was fairly and
lawfully conducted, the negro will get
his seat. The question will not turn on
the legality of the election of either.
Congress prefers a carpet-bagger toa ne
gro, and it prefers q negro to a white
These preferences will rule
decision between Jones and Menard.
Chicago Times.
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DIALOGUE Y~outh--"Sis Lels, why don't
mama get well, and rosy and pretty like
your"
SIS LeM-Beeause she wont use the Eng
fish Female Bitters, like I have been using
Them"
IouM-"1s that what cured grandma
too p
Sis Leh-"YeS."
Youth-'I reckon Uncle Bob has been
using the Female Bltters, too, he looks SO
we'll"
Exit Sis Leila, blushing.
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LITTLE SUGAR FARMs.-We hope on,
young men will fasten with tenacity upon
the small sugar farm idea. Get small
farms, rent or buy, as means, or want Of
means may dictate, plant an acre, OF ten
acres, or more, according to circumstan.
ces, get a little suger mill, and 60 ahead
In ten years a man may be extremely
Independent if be will 60 into the bust
ness in earnest. 1t is the true road to
success, and ultimate independence.
Small sugar farms, small mills, industry
and economy will accomplish the object.
White men can manage these farms
and make sugar. There is no mistake
about the matter.1Planters' Banner.
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Saturday, December rs 1868,

This number closes the first volume of
the Journal. When we commenced, u
little more than a year ago, we were SC rec
ly able to set type; we are now. and have
been for some time, publishing our own
paper. i If compelled to do so, by hard
times or other necessity, we could publish
an advertising sheet, at still more reduced
rates, without employing any assistance at
all w.
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Dramatic Exhibition by the On
e1OusaS Literary Society.

The young men of Opelousas, realizing
the great scarcity of Literary, Scientific,
and Classical books in our commu, ity
i and from the financial adversely of its PEG.
pie, having been impressed with the impos-
sibility of individual ability to supply this
greatmental nourishment, have organized a
literary association for the purpose of estab-
fishing a corporate Library and Reading
Room. The Society is regularly organized
under q Constitution and Bylaws ~calcula-
ted to promote its truly meritorious object,
and upon investigation is bound to invite
the cordial support and utilization of every
"welkwisher of intelligence and social en-
l~ightenment. -<r.A e.~.,. .
A regular or honorary membership in
this literary 'enterprise" is not restricted
simply to the young men, but earnestly in
vokes the cooperation and encouragement
of the middle aged and old men Of our Par
ish. By becoming a regular or honorary
member, the party is entitled to a free &C.
= cess to and use of any books that may be
in the Library, and to all the privileges and
benefits ~accrueing to such members, under
the Constitution Of the Society. Connect
ed with the Literary. association is a Thes-
plan corps of its members, who will give
periodical entertainments of choice dramas,
atti1e Varieties Theatre, for the purpose of
creating o fund g FIRST, to aid in establishing
the Literary Society on'a successful basis ;
and lastly the residue Of said fund to be
donated to worthy charitable objects. Ey-
'efything of sectarian character is disclaim.
claimed and it is specially announced that
the u RELIEF, fund which may accrue from the
dramatic exhibitions will be subject to the
claims of ell objects off charitable nature.
The first dramatic exhibition will take
place, atthe Varieties Theatre, the 31st inst,
when the raemers of the Thespian Corps OIL
the Society hope to present an entertain.
menttothe lovers ofamusement, which will
fully recotnpense everyone who may favor
them with their encouragement in the pro-
motion of the laudable and worthy object
mentioned.
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Estate of John Mcdaniel.

Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No 1896.
TULIA SMITH, of the Parish of St.
q Landry, having applied by her petition
to be appointed Administrative of the Estate
Of her deceased husband. John Mcdaniel, a
freedman, 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
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, December l9. 1866 .
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We understand that the Thcspian Corps
Of the "Opelousas Literary Society,"" MOTTO
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PUBLIC SALE.
. Estate Of Joseph Hayes.

Estate Of Joseph Hayes.
pY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court in and for the Parish Of
St. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrator, or a duly
qualified auctioneer, at the plantation OF
Capt. W. W. Foard in this parish, on
Wednesday. January 9th. 1869,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Joseph Hayes, deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
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rels in the shuck.
2. One lot of household furniture. ia.
g. One buggy.
4. One horse (Creole(. -s '. .
s.. The undivided interest of deceased in
three bales of cotton, equivalent to about
four hundred pounds.
Terms-CASH.
ONEZIME A. GUIDRY,
Dec. rs, '6S. Administrator.
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Estate of Charles LemOn.

Parish Court, Parish St. Lndry.-No.
DEERE LEMON. fills, of the Parish Of St
l. Landry. having applied by his petition te
be appointed administrator Of the Estate o.
Charles Lemon, deceased, late of the Parish Of
81. Landry; .
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, Will file the
same in writing, at my Office in the town OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the preseat
notice. .'. =,
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, December II, 1865. 49,
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$40 REWARDS

CTRAYED or STOLEN from the sub.
~ scriber, in Opelousas, on the. night OF
the lst inst, a dark-brown bobtailed Creole
stallion, two fore feet and right hind foot
white, branded in two places-shoulder and
hip and the left hind foot has the appear
ance Of having been broken just above the
hoof
A reward of Ten Dollars will be given
on return of said horse to Thos. G Ander-
son. at Opelousas, or to the undersigned, at
Bayou Chicot.
WILLARD G. CUSHMAN
Dec. 26th, 1868.
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Parish Taxes.

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In my absence payments may be made
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Dec. -, 'GS
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MARRIED-On the Oath inst, by Rev. B
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ts LOST. .=: .
N the n%eighborhood of E. s. Galleger, on
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a pointer slut puppy. about 9 months old, with
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PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
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NR. PLOUGH, Dentist. respectfully in
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POLICE JURY.
PARISH OF ST. PANDRY.
TUESDAY, December Sd, 1865

49,. =. TUESDAY, December Sd, 1868.
On motion of Mr.. .Cottrell ..--I
Resolued, That at a meeting of the Police
Jury of the Parish ofSt, Landry, to be held
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Maintenance of prisoners. ....... 5000 90
Contingent expenses ........ 1000 90
Collection of taxes ........... 5000 90
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Pay of Witnesses. 1000 90
Const'n public works 5000 OO-27. 900 90
\ $500 900 90
j. G. BROOKS,
President of Police Jury.
@. MAYO, Clerk IT, . i
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#N -FN-F7k $50 "F ~ r.
sp3 The District Court adjourned on We'd.
nesday last until the 4th of January next,
The following persons were convicted and
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tiary: Aleindor Msnard, horse.stealing,
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same sentence. Frank johnson, horse.
stealing, 5 yrs. State p~enitentiary. Julien
johnson. larceny, Q yrs. at hard labor In
State penitentiary. Archibald Billhawk.
same crime and sentence. Sylvester, freed.
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Meeting Of

"CeE1mE OF CreditOTS.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRADENIGO.
RY VIRTUE of an order of the Parish
- Court, in and for the Parish of St. Lam
dry, a meeting of the Creditors of the Estate
Joseph Gradenigo, deceased, late of said patish,
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the terms and conditions of sale.
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relieves the cough and pain, promotes free OK.
p.ectoration- and soothes and quiess shs srou.
bled nervous system, enabling them to slssp
at night. Price $780,. 'o,~1