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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-04-04
NO Lottery, but a straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
By the most fastidious!

transaction, which may be participated in even
By the most fastidious!
A single certificate will be scrt bv mail,
post paid. upon receipt Of % cts, five foy
81, ele'c" for 50, thirty-threc and elegant
premium for s., SiNty-six and more vaiua-
bic premium for $40, one hundred and most
superb Watch for $I5. 70 Agents, or
tho-c wishing employment, this is a rare
opportunity. 1t is a legitimateiy conducte i.
business, duly authorized by the Govern
mcnt, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Iry IT'S!
WRIGHT, BRO, & CO., Importers,
Aim iGl BROADWAY, New York.
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Estate Of William e. Simpson.

Opelousas, December IA, 1867.
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Stamp Duty
OF AID AFTER rrAsRcE l, 1867.

Accidental injuries to persons, tickets,
or contracts for insurance against exempt
Afidayits. exempt
Agreement or contract not otherwise
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Receipts OF Produee.

JEFFERSON-Steamer Mousoon-l bales cotton Il II God
As Jno Phelps AGO Is burbruge &co-5 Clspp Bros
Wslmsey &col3 hides b0ls tAow 1 bbl bags wool
Mann &co-2 bags wool bags feathers hides
bale skins tbl Norton &cO-l0 bdl hides Du
che-l bales wool Perkins Swenson &co do bags WOOL
Beades, NuRO &co-7 bales wool Jos Hoy do McStea
Values SKIS wool Ober Atwaer &cO-l do Alcus snerck
Autey-0 bbls whisky W Whte-ll hides spyker & san
ddgeS50 head sheep schluterl95 head cattle Noel
Co.'S do Page, Peel Moran sundries orier-fota 81
bales cotton
HATChEZ-steamer Wild wagoner-l95 SKIS cotton seed
Aldge-S6 SKIS 10 Dbls pea Bowsl, Payne &co-2 bxs
bbls apples II bxs peaches IL sks potatoes rsnOntan-l
bbls aTpes Grand-4 bags fowls III DOwng-l
bdl skins IS des bags wool II bales Raymond-7
hdeand suncrieE l. HirEch-0 hides and l. Ouret
. bills potatoes Baeh-3 sks potatoes Jenks-lot
iron Labasquere-S0 SKIS potatoes Bsyly &so Dol do
n oelg an-sundrles 90 order
BAYOU SARA--SteaIoer Grey Eagle-2i hides L Cou-
rs-2 bbls onions BeIhancour-l0 do TeTebOnne Gour
dain-sundries TO order
LAFOURCHE-susamer Fliche--ls bales moss Nv Tete-
II SKIS onions bd hides and sundres errsbOune Ourdan
Al sks potatoes Gensbecher7 bxs eggs bbs onions 20
teITebUnne-o bxs eggs Surle-4 bbs potatoes DBL
eans Chero-l 3D. honey pkg beeswaX La ldaiche-2
ties bones Guedry-sundnes T. Backhaus-F -four
Williams Son-J furpn Norman q Isl Guilfoux-
Garner-Fidel Glsudot-P Dursnd-Joan Gauche-
q Yalet-J l. Couret-E Sherman-A Eustis-aud order
TRENTON-Stsamer CleOna-l b slss cotton Newman 4
co.. bbs onions 10 bbs potatoes smiths bbs
HOag-2 do SKIS potatoes Male &cOG SIX. wool bbis
potatoes Peterson, Hin Elltt bxs apples Rshl-l5
hides Levy Hass-5s do Kaufnan-ll 90 1 bag beeswax
h hegmsn &co-sundries TO order
POlhT-A-LA-hACHE-Steame Hunter-ll bbls rice to
Dayd-l hides socola-2l sks potatoes Dupre-2 ska
rice suHdries to order
ST JAMES PARIsH-Soop Josspha-5l bbls potatoes Is
btl- onions 20 order
ST John BAPTST-Lugger Gem-5O bbls potatoes to
j Murphv a
LAFoUROHE-Lugger & Pur 81 Mouvs-ll5 bbls potatoes
LAFOUECHE-Lugger Morning star-JO bbls potatoes 50
bels onions to order
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION... .PROCLA LAT ION
or QUARANTINE

SrlrE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DIR tRrWESr
New Orleans, May q, 1888
WHERE'S An Act Of the Legislature approved March IS
1870 entitled An act 20 establish Quara tine pro
tcon Of The State provides that the Of the State
shall sue bis rr0ciamatt upoa the dvce the ard OF
besh declaring any place where Tiers shall be-
heYe pest eutia contagious infections disease exists TO
De On place, and stating the number days
sne " De performed By the vessels their passengers Oh
ce,s and crews, coming from such place or places
NOW therefore in pursuance Of the provisions OF the act
Aforesaid DO issue this proclamation AID hereby
clare the places hereinafter named be infected aces
that al vesse together with officers crews passengers and
eargoes arriving from said places, having touched
stopped AZ any Of them shall be subject quarau OF
not LEES than ten days for longer period be
sdered necessary BY the Board Heat take effect from
and after the prOmu CATION OF this proclaim tiOu.
ANY vocation OF tue Quarantine laws here prOcsimed
viii be severely puni he'd If penalties prescribed by
law are aeeu ed Inadequate ths parties offending de-
Avered up 70 TIE military authorities &, be dealt With
The places which hereby declared infected as Aore
SAD, are the following 10 wit:
All the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the mort
Of Vera Cruz, In NJ xico
Given under hand End Seal the State a. above and
the Independence Of the United
By the Governor: - "a
j. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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and therefore it would be useless to attempt to
furnish reliable rates in this connection. Quota
lions by sail to Liverpool are 71ed. for cotton. SO
Cd. for corn, and 30t6S5s. for1tobacco; Lon.
con I'D. for cotton, SIS. Cd. for tobacco. To New
York by steam and sail &c. for cotton, l4Gl5c,
To Boston by sail i1Ec. for cotton, l56l7c. for
corn and 656a7Oc for flour. To Bremen by sail, Ia
lc. for cotton, and s5s. for tobacco. To HsVre
bv sail L. for cotton.
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RECENT. by Rn,Irond,.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
June 23-4 pkgs has Reden-2 bxs mdse Younc-2 bxs
hats II Trio u-40OO feet lumber b Chander-4OJO do A
Mhng-l6 232 do u timber guhernAtor ac-5 BIS
apples K Biarman-5 do Berry Manharl-l2 bbs appes
Ii j arris a SOn-sundries o order
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOBSAS6 GREAT WESTERN-
bales Robertson-7 bags wool Whitney &co-l4
do Ito hides J. Mann &eo6 wool bdl skins Guber-
vile &co-l2 hides Boom-69 bbls rice Lapene Ferre-7q
sks JlC MurDhy &cos5 specie Wallace &coSs3 do
Young 6eo-25 sheep McQu0id Meae-fz Pascal geo
7y do j VI Rey--suldrtes nrder
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, IN
lieu OF hOrse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING. at O'Clock
An Extra Train will leave tho CITY Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock On and AFTER April 9Th Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
hour from until o'clock
FARE-To and from the Lake same day. IS cents Pas
sengers for GENTLY notify the Conductor prior depart
are Of Train. Fare to GENTLY station-Feen
way. GEO. PANDELY General Supt
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CIfY or IKKrHEann.

orr or JxrrxEsox. june "A, 1888.
Arrived yesterday 7s4 Texas Beeves, $40
Calves and Yearngs and 200 Sheep. Sold-407
Texas Beeves, l94 Calves and Yearlings, IS Hogs
and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-l7s4 Texas
Beeves, 500 Calves and Yesrlings, $50 Hogs, 775
Sheep and % Mich Cows We quote:
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Below COMING Up.
Ia ntan Ofterann from Hanna "a L Vinar,,hin


GALVEsTON-Ste n Harian-SJ0 bbls haur 700 bbls
pork hams 1876 bass coffee 81 ck bbs whisky
80 b5s ssDdies 500 SKIS
BoSTONBig Caseatele-ll SO SKIS 100 bbs 5is
bales cotton ard sundres
MArAHZAS-BIig Amcito-25 hams 1000 SKIS corn 100
SKIS bran ~ SKIS cats 80 so Ieel lumber
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4:sOPM
making connections with Trains for Vcksburg Merdsn
with the Mississippi Central Railroad iOr the North and
East
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
ct 40 NJ, going far Brookhsvsn. Returning leave
brookhavsn a. $3.50 A N. MONDAYS, arriving in NeH
Orleans At ll:l5
Excursion Tickets good Train Of Saturday or Sun.
day going north, AID Trains Of sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundaysl
at $40 A.
T s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent.
Ed. WAR;, General Transportation Agent
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FROST. HEACA q eO.-wHOLEsALE AND
Retail Dealers and Manufacturers Of
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
No. Is BoWEKY-Neas CANAL ST.,
New York.
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MOBILE-Steamer Lucretia-525 bb's line Jamson-5OS
sks salt Stsele Pinckard REQ % bb turpeutine 100 sin
Blsssy-5J bbs rosiR Huntington BTos-2O balls paper
Tines-l 90 bee sundT.es TO order
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFvURoHE IEDEPEE
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY ss rI, FRIDAYS
LOB rAFoUHCHE, AND coAsr-rHE A NO
II / passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. r Greathoass
Ing the Coast every Wednesday and Sunday day light
For freight passage Ap ply board or 70
T. D. hELAECoN, No, "a Old Levee street..
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&arin, sntslHenrr.
CRESCENT oEFIoE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, June "A, 1865.
Cleared Yesterday

Steamship Harlan evils, for Galveston Whitney 6co
Brig ascatee carlyle for Boston. Thorndke Nnrton
Schr G W Dills, Holden from Pascagpula, ER Poole
Bng AmIcita tPrus) Ahrens, for MdtansAs,
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srEAMROATa.

wild Wagner, Richardson, from Natchez
Grey Esgie, BaIancO. from Bayou Sara
Flicker, Aucoin. from Lsfourcns
CleOna, Patterson, from Trenton
Monsoon, Tucker. from jefferson
lucretia, DAVIS, from Mobile-New BasiR
Hunter, Jeanir. au. from Pointe- ala ii ache
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steamboats, Hotels Public Buildings furuisheda
notice Az goods purchased Of house guar
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Arrived Yesterday.

steamship Agnes, Wilson, from IndiabOa, TO A Whit
&cO-lst dstrict
Soop Josepha, Hyacnthe from st james Parish
p die Tict Is
Lugger Gem from St John Baptist master2d district
Lugger Pur 81 Mouve, DeGregorO from Lafourchs,
mas'er-2d district IS
Logger Morning STAR from Lafourche, to master2d dis
tTict is
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DOUoLAs,
EgGRAVEB AND LTTHOGRAPHER,
No. 40 Camp strees.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

Whiting wedding Cards engraved IN noss ssx.n,
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Buns La
alng Checks, Invoices and Circular letter. eso itho
Esphed. Seals, Osncellng Stamps. Door Plstss etc
Initials Embossed % Pager aa< xayslopss wIYHou
CHARGE FOB DIR
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Observation-Disclosures. -
GALvEsTON-I
MORGAN LINE o. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
CoR GALVESTON AND ISDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron 0wpressurs steamships form this
w. o. Hewes....I @. Harris. Austin.
81. Mary........ A gnesI.a........ Harlan,
ei,ascs Mssnsorda,
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS, Commander,
VIII sail WErNEsDAY. June oath, at $40
Ortrsighi passage apply to
. oHAs- A. WHITNEY 4 co.. Assnt<
50 and 50 Camp street.
No whisky received without order from the Office.
The steamship W. G. HEwEs viii succeed the HARLAN,
and sail on sATURDAy. june 9th
EOK TEXAs................-.Fo TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
VIA
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Pssssngsr. sks the Ferry Boa. opposite Jackson Square
on s sun and faSksDh MS o'clock Nj and
Brasheer City taking the Morgan Line Steamships
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 70 be had and state secured until o'clock
lOusss Railroad COMPANY No. So Canal street. or At he
Ferry Landing on the morning O. dsPa 1,I
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, June 9th, at 8 A.
EOK BRAZOs SANTIAGO = THE Low
pressure sds-whesl iron steamship
Morgan.
W. T. BECKETT. Commander,
VIII above from wharf, St. Joseph street,
carrying the United States mails. For freight passage
sppytO
80 and 50 Camp street.
EBNo freight received without order from the AgsntS
The Morgan will stop at Galveston to take the mails
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TvHROUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TIE 9Th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those dates fall
sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further Information address
D. n. DARLINGTON, Agent,
Pie l6 North Riv'r, New YORK.
W. 3. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President.
Offca 81 Exchange Place, New York
kAILROA
CPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY,
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick ar Direct Route New York. Boston and all East
sTn Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
Of Trains aud Steamers from the SOUTH
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING OARS
Through from New Orleans Columbus without change
Through Tickets New Orleans apply at the Office of
the n o. O. n r. under City Hotel; at the office
street, also at the otce Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo. VIM HU1BIr.
General Superintendent Chicago.
W. p JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
+. LONG LEY,
GenI Southern Passenger A ct New Orleans
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NATCHEZ.

NATCHEZ.
EArCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYs atsHE
EOR hATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
- lAndings-Ths hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master; J. G. LIBANO, Clert;
"m leave a shove GEO. D. HITE. Agent
II Tehoupltoulss street.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. RoCKPoRr AND
St Mary, via New Orleans opelOusas and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austin,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi Mays
and will hereafter between the Brashesr End Of
the Railroad and Rockpor Texas in connection with the
80 Feryboat from foot Of St an street. and A. NJ
train from Algiers.
Passengers can learn the day Of departure from Brashear
on application at the Railroad Office, No 90 Canal
Freight received and bills Of Adng signed Rockport only
at Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until
g. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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Ell UCATIONAL.
I .OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
EEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported BY the State OF LOuisians.
Ths next Session begins September h 1883 closes
FAcULrrousists OF full corps instructors in all
ornehes OF Literature and Science usually taught the best
COURSE sTUDT-Embrsces a Preparatory and an Acad
sme Hepsrtment lnendnS tsIsry scientific and op
GSns o Special School oil Civil Engineering and
TEENsFor al expenses except clothing $40; s2O4 pay
able In advance balance in equal payments January LIST
at any time during the session. charged
Address D. '. BOYD, Superintendent
M rs. g. II. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
A Thorough English Edusation. Modern
Languages and Music,
- Vocal and instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAIrURR
strsngerS HOtei,
No. l29 Charities Street, New Orleans.
REFERENCES.
Rev Dr. Leaeoek. New o.leans, La Prof s. II. Dixon
Hon Judge Simon, New orlsans Plof. ~ L. CaidSsil
Trsnsylvsnis University.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON VIRGINIA.
Applications viii now be resolved for the appointment Of
One Hundred additional Cadets into this
entering the months enjoy peculiar advantages
special discipline aud instruction by wa CD
they prepared the egular stud which on
lst September Circulars will be upon appca
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Superintendent.
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOHs,
IHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY MISSISSIPPI
Oew Orleans and Jackson RAilroad)
Circulars msy be obtained application to ROBERT
PTTKTN. Esa.. Is andl5 Camp street New Orleans
DoUSA-As'
EgaRAVEB AND LTTHOGRAPHER,
no. 40 Camp strees.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL.
Waiting Welding Cards engraved IN ths nozs ssx.n,
Ruafu CaKa. Calaa nnss.~
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, AZ 5PM
ECR UPEGOUsA8, WASHINGTON. PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchaaays River
and Bayou Courtabiean-The good safe steamer
Annie Wagley, NJ. Kenson, master, r. Jobin,
clerk will leave above VIII cave Washington every
Sunday at 10 O'Clock For freight passage sDply
on board or TO
BLOCH BROS, Isl Common street, N. o.
o. HINCRLEY 4 son, Wellington La.
p. She steamer Annis Wagley at Washington
with Bull Frog and bares for all landings Bayou
Bosuf and viii sign through bfIls ~ aiding
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACFs-MoRGAN LINE O. 3,
Mail Steamers.
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYlS
EOR Ray ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Il Mississippi City, Biloxi 0ceaA Springs
NEW ARRANGEMaNF
ms nev low-p pressure iron steamer Laura. Csptain
JOSEPH NJ WALKER viii make regular trips 10 above
below:
On TUESDAYS srd THURSDAYS, A. n train
On sATURDAfh 4P. trAnon this strip coins Passes.
goulA S-s -
Returning, win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY wEDNEs-
NOON. -S
The above trips will be regularly unless prevented By
bad weather low water For further inform alton
OHAS. A. WHITNEY a CO., sgents
90 and 81 Damp street.
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TOWBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIGNED, Wishing To EsTAB
sh an equitable and uniform rate Of fowage and
greater facilities 10 the shipping enering and leaving this
port, have combined the following TowbOats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
swiIxsrland. LsviAthan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and seRIineI.
LINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. W
bRsb, Norman Republic, Tseumseh
WicaeO and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line OF
TowbOas guarantee that detention viii occur either at
the bar or In this port
PETER MACY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER zUBERBlER
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A. YORKE A CO, = Lima
Associated Once, IS CAr0ndelef street. stairs
J. @. NOR ROSS,
OHAS FITzENRiTER
Leves Aecnta
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OPELOUSAB.

OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOR OPELOUSAs. WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Achafaaya river
and Bayou COurtab 'eau--rhe lght-dran u. O.
BlaekfOTd, w. Burton, master. N. Kennson, olerk,
viii leave New Orleans every Wednesday Return
ing, will leave Wahhin gt0n every sunday, at 10 NJ
The Blackford connects SimmspOrt with steamer
KAnkakee and will give through bills Of ding Told forl
for all freRhs for Bayou DeGaize and bayou Bout Rates
Is low any boat.
KENNETH 4 BELL. -
w. NJ. sURLS, Agents.
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TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU
LAR Jacket.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5Pn
EOR AsABASA LANDING, OUACHTTA
IL City Sterling Landing, Port Union, Trenton Monroe
Columbia, hsrTsOnburg, Inity, aud landing.
Black and Ouachita vershe mag hcent fast runaiag
passenger packet
IdahOe.
?. A. BLANKS, Master; @. PRES. WORK, Clerk
WIN leave positively above. For freight or passage apn,
GEO. d. HITE, Agent, II fchoupltoula. 9,
w. sUkLs, l6 New Levee street. "
The IDAHOE connects with No steamers far all roi,,.
on Beuf river DATbonne. Bayou Bartholomew and ssnas
rysr = at Innily with the ELLEN D. for Rayoa Hsea9
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= LeAVts EVENT SATURDAY., 8 2. Il.
EOW VEbksRUp NATOHfZ, AND ALL IN
~ termeoise landingE-The Gen. Gal, m1n
T. Lestlers master Sam Ayes, clerk will a0ovs
making all Coast landings.
SINNOfT a ADAMS % Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Qutman connects at Vicksburg
steamers Counter cd calumet VaEoo and Talahatch
Rivers and sesneSs ulia and Rabcon for St Louis Mem
phis and all intermediate landings
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WICK HRURCa.
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATsHE
UICE sBU RG. EArCHEZ AND EEw ORLEArF
Regular Tuesday o. 8. Nail Packet, in plaoe OF the
L. LIZ. The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON, Mastss
VIII leave a0ove for Vicksburg, Natchez Grand Gulf Rod
St Joseph, Waterproof For Adams Bayou Sara Bstox
Rouge, Donadsonvle, and all intermediate landing
the Gov. Allen mases close connections with steame
CALUMET at NicksburR for ali landings river
For freight or passage having
Gplpy board or to
SINEoT'r ADAMS 25 Commercial Place
Shippers will TO all plantation Ian Ain
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tacle of the agel Are they deaf. dumb and
blind Are their hearts made of stone and
their heads of ice 2 Will they continue to
support the majority in Congress- who are
the legitimate authors, the putative fathers
OF this marvellous wickedness Will they
allow their standing army TO be used in
support OF such a monstrous tyranny How
long are we to be subjected to this dupli-
cate despOtism of the civil and military
powers Are we to be relieved of this un-
natural and barbarous punishment, only to
be enslaved and crushed out of civil and
political existence by the Inauguration of
negro despotism for the next twenty-seven
years, under the Radical constitution now
proposed and about to be fraudulently en-
forced upon us by a criminal conspiracy
What has become of the National Democ-
racyf Have they too disappeared before the
political Goths and vandals of the day
Have they lost their power over the heart
of the country2 Can they no longer rally
the people when the life of the nation is in
danger9 viii not the old Democratic lion
arouse from his lair 3 VIII he not assert
his ancient title to the dominion of the coun-
try-wlh he not enter the great arena of
battle aud drive into the depths of the
wilderness the swarming armies of wolves
and hyenas who now cover and dispoil the
land 7 That this will be done in the APP
preaching Presidential contest with all the
sublime power of an outraged and indignant
pc pie is now plainly written in the distOr-
ted eyes and melancholy visages of Ben
Butler n Co. That the impeachers will be
impeached before the august tribunal of the
American people and exiled forever from the
control of the government. is now foretold
IN every local expression of the public voice
and is daily gathering the volume and pow.
er of a tempest that will sweep the Radical
party with the besom of destruction.
CONCLUSION
The Democracy of Mississippi now see and
feel the exciting influence of this popular
power and have resolved to fight their share
of the great battle. Then
Saddle White Surry for the field to NOR
row."
Our riders are up-our men in the ranks,
and eager for the fray. Let us on to the
enemy at once. Let us storm and capture
the strongholds of the Loyal Leagues in ev-
erv county in the SJate-let us release and
restore to the freedom of the elective fran
chise their armies of oath-bound prisoners
drive the Convention conspirators and their
candidates to the obscure dens of the North
whence they come-vote down their Bill of
denominations and assert the supremacy of
the State of Mississippi under our own Con-
stitution and laws.