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PUBLIC MBETrNG.-A call for a pubic
meeting of the ci~;zens of this Parish, who
are opposed to Rad cal.'snS, I" be held at
Onelousas on the 22d. inst, will be tound
in another column. These meetings have
been, and are nov bang held throughout
the State; St. Landry should not be be-
hind in the good work, as she is the mos
populous parish in the State, except one
and will therefore be of great importan"e
in the approaching Struggle. We nave ton
sometime past been advocating the neces'
sity of holding such a meeting, as the only
means of organizing with any prospects o.
success against the Radical faction, and We
are glad to see that an effort has at last
been made in the right direction. We hope
that every Conservative voter Of the Par
Republican liberty for Ae present genera
ton depends upon the defeat of the Radi
cal constitutions now about to be voted OF
in the ten Southern States, and withou
organization on the part Of the Cons rya
tives they cannot be defeated.
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sre secured nv the privilege which the

they are secured by the privilege which the
law gives them on the crop. Are these in.
v;dious distinctions expedient, wise, or just:
DO not the letter and spirit Of the Con>titu+
ton intend equality under the law. fairness
in the distributi n ofjpst'ce, and repudia,.
ton of all class legislation ?: Is the relief
offered by the Government under this Cir
cular, ofthat cha: actcr, Kind, and efficiency,
which will meet the end proposed, by re-
moving the imrend ng suffering of this sec
ton Of the country?. VIII the impover'sh-
I'd l%lanters risk their little remaining all,
upon the encert ,inty of another crop under
such u~nfavornble auspices? Will the meas
pre proposed improve habits OF industry
condnce to providence aud fr"ga'ltv' OF give
IN impetus to the prosperity OF the conn
try Your correspondent who has the III
tcrest of this section at heart, would like i"
have these questions answered.
Feb. 10th, 1868. Cl11LhN.
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An Ordinance

RELATIVE TO THE SALE OF VEGETABLES
ARTICLE |. Be it ordaiaed by the Boaru
gPolics Of the 7oaon Of Opehusas, Thai
from and after the publication of this Ord
nance, it shall not be lawful to sell or hawk
vegetables OIL the streets of the town Of
OpelouSaS, or in any other public place ir
said town, than in the market house. pro
vided, That nothing herein contained shall
prevent the selling or hawking or the streets
Of said town ofSweet or irish pota oes to he
sold in quantities of not less thar one barrel
ART. 2. Any violation Of this Ordinance
shall be punished by a fine of not less thar
Five dollars and tn" forte ture of the proper
ty offered for sale in contravention of thi,
Ordinance. |
Ordained January 9th, 1868. !
F. A. KING, President. #
Attest: Jos. ID. RICHARD, Clerk. "
Optlousas. February /, 1868. |
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assSGsaes of AspS1sSe asTOSvqReFs

District Court, Pari4st:' LEatadry:-No :
CEi.E sTIN LAyRGNE, Of the.Parish. Of
". St Landry, haEE applied BY his petit
ton to be Observation-Disclosures OF the ES.
tate Of Alpionse sfTder, deceased late of
the Parish of ST. LAZY; -. .s1 .
Therefore,. any fson intending to make
opposition to saidppointment, will fle2the
same i'm writing, ymy office in the town OF
.Opelousas. witbirfn days from the present
notice. -. LII ..-na E H.,
Clerks Office. Selousas. Feb. aJs68.
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An

TO V FOR THE CLOSING OF CoEs
HOUSES AND OTHER HOUSES, SHOPS J
SALOONS, ON CERTAIN DAYS.
ARTICLE |. BE it ordained By the ~
II Poliec Of the 7oun Ct Opeiousas, It
the President Of said Board be anGEs
hereby authorized and empowered, toFe
all houses, shops, or saloons, licensed Ter
the Ordinances of said Board of PolIt"
retail vinons spirituouS or malt liqI'n
less quantities than one bottle, to beFed
OF Sundays, holidays, or other publjys,
whenever he may deem it necessary DO
so, for the more elfnctual mainienf OF
good order within the corporate lis OF
said town. and that IN such days it, not
be Lawful for the houses, shops or pon>
aforesaid, or any other house, Shdr sa'
loon, or any person or persons witbor IN
proximity to the same. to sell, Yer or
dispose Of in any way whatever WI the
corporate limits of the said town oEeI2Aa
sas, any vinou- spirituouS or maltHe
Or by procuring, allowing, " ps
tile same to be done.
ART. 2. The mM Boar1 Of -
,further Ordain, That whoever 81 wola''
the provisions ofthis ORDINANCE Wy par
thereof, shall on conviction Au' ne IVA
BILE, for each and every violslw' 'ne same
to a fine of One hundred 10 DC snso
for and recovered by tI%" n'ar1 o. 70
lice i'll any Court OF cqe's ~"'.su,il'on
former and tn. otheThc Treasury of said
Ordained ,IanuT27th. 1868.
4 A. KING, President.
Attest: ~. RICHARD, Clerk.
~opelouSl J. 1858.
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How TO BECoIE HAppY.-Eat when HIM
cry, drink when thirsty, sleep when sleepy,
$50 it's night, being careful what you eat
and drink and where you sleep.
Love your neighhor, 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.
Never fail to keep always on hand q good
supply Of the Great Southern Prepare
TONS"
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THE N q. BEE -Wep"blished in our col.
umns last week the card of that veteran
and highly influential paper, the N. 0. Bee.
The Bee is published daily in French and
English, and semi-weekly in French it con
tains a full account of current news, with
q ,feuilleton in eacAh issue, and is deserved.
a great ~favorite with the french reading pub.
Tic. 1t is an able supporter of Conserva.
tism, and has our hearty commendation'
Terms of subscription, g., will be found in
the advertiser emf.
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KING OF CHILLS

Is no secret compound, patent medicine or new
discovery, but IS an honest and faithful eombi-
nation Of pure Medicines, prepared by IA class
of experienced Southern Physicians.
All persons who are txposrd t" the miasna
of rivers, lakes, bayouss pools, swamps, hogs,
ftns, etc, should lever fail to keep always on
hand a supply OF this never-faiiing remedy.
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U&HC ouIyIeCtfon VI ~ H9Y@#& =
I political influence, 1t is 1870 fimes
affects to he Independents. and not bound
by the discipline Iot the Ra 'ical party
but it labors for the success of the IL!
publican organization, aud is identified
Will, it. fortune. 90
If General Grant be presented as a
candidate at all. it will be by the Radi.
Gals WIN now control both Houses OF
Congress, and who will adopt him fol-
the purpose of. utilizing his military
character, in order to promote their own
selfish schemes. No other party proposes
10 nominate. or desires to have him elect
ed. He is now completely identified
With all their schemes, and is in the hands
ot Wssl,herue. Stahtof, a.HlJdihtls, win,
are the active and accepted managers of
the machine. ts1A
Whoever, therefore. supports General
Grant, commits, himselfC1o fharesolu-
tionary Designs f Congress. The two
are inseparaLlya bound together, like sia-
mese twins. TIE life of one is the ex-
istence Of the other. IS will be more posi-
lively demonstrated when the Chicago
Convention shall prescribe lis platform
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for General Grant to swallow, which,
we venture to predict, he will swallow
just as it may be- ordered by his keepers.
We cannot we'll understand, then, how
the Times, which is so much horror
stricken at the vicious Legislation of Con-
gress. should he so Jealous for the can
didate of the very maj"rities whose le-
gislation it so deservedly and so strong
ly condemns.
Admit al the plausible p~retexts put
forth by the Times, and suppose it pos
siblp even to elect General Grant. sad
died with the responsibility Of the ob"
%noxious measures which Congress has
inflicted upon the country; We desire to
know how bis. election would relieve the
distress which exists. or repair the IN
Jury which has been done! Ii Grant is
elected at all. he must be elected with
a Radical Congress-, committed IN al.
vance to all the destructive and wicked
Legislation which has already do'e S"
much mischief. The very men who pass
ed these infamous laws, or o'her men
equally offensive, will be candidates ior
Congress with him, and the fate OF one
will be the fate Of both. They cannot
be separated.
A nomination of Grant would npces-
| ~sarily be nothing more Or less than n
propoSiti n to CONTINUE the Jacobin rule
in Congr, IS ; to establish negro supre-
, macy to augment the public debt; to
pr,lopg a system of plumber and corrup-
t lion to Increase taxes; to perpttuate
~disunion !; and to invite anarchy and dis
. cord. THESE would be the Inevitable
: consequences if that fatal experiment
=. could succeed, and no sophistry can ex'
plain them away or relieve the situation
of that danger.
D Precedent Lincoln was chosen with a
Congress OF his own political afinities
r and yet it is we'll known that a formi
: dable opposition. led by Wade, Stevens
:. Duvis, Sumner, and others, had not on
:. ly been formed against him, but had ma
V infested itself in the most open and OF
II ~frnsive banner. During the war Mr.
= Wilson and those of his, school advoea'
1 ed just such a military dictator as tneJ
now propose to .eate in time of peace
S in the person Of General Grant; and
Mr.. lincoln had lived he would hay,
S been precisely in the sam position to
day as Mr.. Johnson. who has beer
n hunted down for honestly carrying on
d his policy.
If chosen President, General Gran
:. would. therefore, be compelled either &
accept the revolutionary sch mes of Con
gr@ss, which would inevitably provok
civil war at the North or take oppos't
Il ground, which woul involve four year
;. more OF strife and prostration of the pub
Il lie prosperity.
d The last and only hope of peace AM
Y Union is the election Of a Conservat'v
President and Il Conservative Congress
" Without that, all is lost'-Natson0l In
r feUixencer.
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NOTICE

A IL PERSONS within NJ limits of the
g Parish Of st, Lahdu pursuing any
trade, profession Or. occunian, are hereby
notified 10 present themsses, .imAn edIately,
the office of my deput Mr.. JOS. ID. Ri
chard, in, the, town of Oposrsas, and take
ont their, Parish Licencefor the year 1868.
otherwise they will be y lt with according
to law JOHN G. ERhf, Collector.
Opelousas, FebruarS5, 1868. I'M
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

TT received at the Post Office Grocery
Ctore, a complete assortment Of Family
Gtries, which will I've sold at much lower
rt than usual. Call and convince your
SIS. ftbl-3t.
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~ A detachment of fifteen MGR of Co.
G., 29ih U. S. Infantry, undrr command
of Lieut.. VIM. Nc Gee, arrived in our town
this week. We understand that Lieut.. Nc
Gee is the youngest officer in the U. S. Reg.
Army, and is decorated with o medal voted
him by Conpr "a.
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PTRLIC SALE.

Estate Of Pierre Wartelle, in community with lou
isa King, his surviving widow.
10y VIRTUE of an orfr of the Honora.
o BILE Eighth Judicial District Court of
the State of Louisiana, inand for the Parish
Of St. Landry, there WILDE sold at public
auction, to The last and bghest lldder. by
a dulvaon mi>sioned auctinee', at the Court
House in the town of Opsousas, on
WEDNESDA Y, MICH 18th, 1868,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the Flowing described
property belonging to tht Estate of Pierre
Wartelle, deceased, in community with Lou
isa King, his surviving wbw, to wit:
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Iorch!! Compass
~DROMGOOLE & cos
KING OF G. III LIS

* G. OF HI
Is decidedly the most powerfully effective Chill
and Fever Medicine ever off red in the South
1t will cure cases of six months standing with
out ever affecting the head. 1t makes rapid
and permanent cures, because it dpr"ots the
foundation of the disease and leaves the sys-
tenn in the 'vig"' u, 'h"!th saed IkkaS&3s
Cures all forms OF
CHILI4S Al''
D,mh rr;rs. ~c~+~a'Tr Chills, Bilious F.
YER. Iuaps~,nf Fever, Nnra!gia. Nerv"as
anwalb4eK' >un Pam, etc. 1t aronses the tos-
Did liver, cle,nsrs the foul stuInach, relieves
constipation. and carries off all viliated bile.
lt ucVelA fails. Onr
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Tss~ diff. renee.y

There is a marked difference betseeH
the solicitude shown by this Radical
Congress for the ,naturalized citizens aud
that evinced for their black .Alies al the
South. Let any scheme be- sprung to
elevate the negro at the ~xpense Of the
white man, and immediately the gag is
put on, and through the bill goes at once.
.fBrfore the sun sets is the cry: How, is
il with the foreign-born citizen :, All
throaghahe summer and fall these A..
rests i'ayeabeen going on in defiance Of
we'll ell, q understood r. principles Of American
lay a,d yet Congress, which met lear
y three months ago, has yet to pass a
billion the subject through one House.
Il our friends had black skins. an Ia
d'eal views, they might, perhaps, have
some chance for being protected, The
negro they allew to vote. without r~estric.
tlon' bus . foreign-bern citizen must
walt i've years for the same privilege.
q who will deny that the foreigner
who has been here for three months, or
lays, tor that .mattrrs is better able to
tote intelligently than semi barbaric ne
sroes Of the South : National hteli-
~,
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COUGHS AND COLDSr.

Group, Whooping-Cough Bronchitis, Hoarse-
monia, Pleurisy. Pain in the SID. ,ightness
and fullness of the Chest, Splitting Of Blnod,
and all those troublesome Pulmonary Aztec
tions. ,u.:. &c.,.
FOR. CHILDREN AND INFANTS,
1t is a superb preparation, and mothers who
use it are perfectly delighted with its wonder
full effects Large bottles $i.GO. '~ ,ttiI.G 80
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l1.-Gen. Grant h:s
ordered Gen. Ha7cock to set aside the or
der reorganizing the New Orleans Councils.
To this Hancock respectfully takes ex'"p-
t on, telegraphS Grant that unless the lat
ter revnkcs his order he (Hancock) must
ak to be relieved of the command Of the
Filth Military District.
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The presence of every t'onsvative voter
OF the Parish is ca nestly feaested. The
hour for action is at hand.
~ 49,: ,j.."a-..% MANYpfrlZENS.r
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THAT DREADFUL COUGH
Can be cured at last, by using one bottle Of
DROMGOOLE & cos ,"t

:" DROMGOOLE & cos ,"'
Amysdalinc Tectora1, .
The most exquisitrly beautiful and effective
medicinal cun'poInd for all Lung DISEASES
ever offered to the Southern propIe. 1t makes
you cough 80 easy, causes suel' free rxpectora-
ton relieves the pain. So soen, produces SO
much ease and comfort aud PROMOTES suca hap
ply sluinbers, free from dreams or mental hall
lucinations, that all who orce try it speak in
the highest praise. 1t II recommended for all
forms of fl +, .., E.
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"POST.sFEsCE notice.

lHE New Orleans mail is dnc on Tuesdays,
] Thursdays and Saturdays, by 6 P. NJ.
S IIses on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
e p p. NJ.
phe North Louisiana and East Texas mail
= fdue on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Nj.
OFFICE HOURS:
From 8 4. NJ. to 5 P. NJ. on week days, and
rom 3 to 9 A. NJ on Sundays. On mail DAYS
the office will be kept open fifteen minutes at
.er the mail is distributed. No mail matter
viii be delivered before or after these hours.
IN future. no newspapers will be delivered UNI
ii all arrearages are paid up, and the current
paid for in advance. These rules are in
'trict accordance with the regulations of the
and will in future BE- rigidly en-
Orcrd. L. G.. COMPTON,,
Nov. 30, 81. Post Master.
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a 2MEE1ING of the voters of the Parish
- of% Landry opposed to Radical doc
trim, s%kfl, be held at the Court House in
thabgEwn of O. ~elou>as, on S ATURDAY, the
80 February, at II O'clock. A.. NJ, for he
ssose of comforting together and adopting
ns sg9sgn a . Wv Ut liz s4n tSh saAssa
citiz.n- at the election to- be held for The
ratification of the Constitution which Is to
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The plantation

on which the deceased last .
resided, situated at Monndt xZMA1
vile in said Parish, bound1M 1ikEs.IsA
ed as follows, to-wit: nFNa4a11A3E2@
the North by the lands fo!rrly belonging
to Thomas Quifk, by the Eyon Crocolile
and by lands of Eugene Dag; on the East
by the Bayou Cnurtableau I'D the village
If MoundviIle; South by Shd of Susan
, Kearv, {. W. c., and the Bave Carron ; and
West by lands formerly hanging to F.
Poiret and now to the Estate aoresaid, anil
by lands of DR.. E. w. Moorsa'I Thomas
Quirk-containing about Foucen hundred
aces, more or less, togethe with all the
Buildings and ImprovemertAere
ALSO:
THREE MULES,
Several yoke Of OxeA
One Ok WagNanI
One sle Wagon.
TERMS \ CoSp1r1oSs.-Fotnflh S of the
purchase price of the PlantalI and two
h"ndred AID fifty dollars of thfremainins
fifth, cash and the balance rive equal
annual insta!mentS from the ~ OF sale
purcha-ers to furnish their nd according
~, with two good and solvcntsur1tleS, to
The satisfaction of the TeStaAntary Exc
cu,rix the first note to Org interest at
six per cent Per annnm tlompt"rlty un-
til tin,l payment, and the 2 remaining
notes to draw like interest Five months
after day of sale unit tina1 lnent; >pe'
cial mortgage andmepdorl lege to be
retained on the ps ec"re pay
ment of said MOI (ual Inter
est thereon.
The movable h as
follows: each adiud4 10y dol
lars and under, cash eS( ttlon over
that amount, one half caSy he balance
in one year from the day "; prrcflas,
cr> giving their notes witF"d good and
solvent securities, to bear irest at eight
percent per annum fiomannrl'y TIL paid.
LOUISkING, .
Testament, Executrix.
Eobrrorr TX 1888
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-14
Housing Campaign Meeting.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND, August q.
An enthusiastic meeting, called by the
Grant and coliax club, was held here to-
night. IL IL the largest gathering known
here aimee the war, aud the enthusiasm is
aubopnded. The meeting was gotten up
on short notice and without any special
effort.
General Nathan Kimbsll held the vast
audience ior nearly two hours by an able
speech, displaying special ability in dis
seetibg the Copperhead twaddle about
heavy debts aud high taxes, and showing
that our State finances were never in 80
prosperous condition, except in those coun-
ties under Democratic rule. Every men
tioa OF Grant aud Coliax was greeted with
cheers ~
Msjor o. NJ. Wilson is now following
Gen. Kimball in analysis OF the New York
Convention aud its actors The meeting
is 10 most marked contrast with the SOL
emu assembly which met few weeks
since to mourn over the defeat Of Pen.
dleion.