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ShGriff'S Sale.
I. FCRAY, District Court,
VS.. }Parish of St. Landry,
S. BASKlS. No. IOIGS.

va
VS.. }Parish of St. Landry,
W. S. BAsK.S, No. lolG5.
by VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- to me directed by the Honorable 8th Jul
dlclal District Court, in aud for the Parish q
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Court
ilonse N the towAof OptIousas, on
SIIIED4Y 7, tie 4h G"y IF 1p1i1, 1868,
;he following tracts of land situated in the
Parish Of st. Landry aforesaid, and III Town,
ship I South Range 2 East. viz:
THE SOUTH HALF OF SECTION
Ten, containing three hundred and twenty-five
and Sl-I0U acres.
2-TIlE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
Section wtnty-two, containing one hundred
sixty-ont and $1,000 acres.
3-THE NORTH HALF OF SOUTH
West Quarter of Section twenty two, contain
ing eighty and oO'lGU
4--TIIE FRACTIONAL SOUTHWEST
Quarter of South West Qua ter, designated as
Lot No. -Four, of Section T~wenty-two,; con-
tanning @ninrteen and 52-iUO acres.
s. THENORTII iIALFOFTI1E SOUTH
East Quarter of Section Two, containing
eighty and Sn-lOO acres
1.-THE FRACTIONAL SOUTHEAST
Quarter and Fractional Southwest Quarter.
designated as Lots Nos. One and Two, Of Sec
ton twenty-five. containing siXty-One and r.
100 acres. being the same purchased by Henry
l.. Garland from the Government of the Uni
ted States.
Seized in<the above suit.
TERMS :-CASII.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sheriff $ Office, February 9th, 1863.
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BkIrlsH Periodicals. The January num-
bers of the Edinburgh and Westminster
Reviews, American Edition, published by
the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., New
York, have just been received. We have
had time to read but one article: the Abys-
sinian Difficulty in the Westminster Re-
view, which gives concise history OF Abys-
sinia, and the origin and cause Of the war
now pending between that country and
Great Britain. We commend these perl
oJicals to our readers, and will take pleas
ure in lending our copies for inspection, I"
those who may wish to subscribe.
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AEl Ordinances

RELATIVE TO TIE SALE OF v%EGETAB:Es
ARTICLE I. BE it orrIuine1 hy tie Board
81 Iolt"e 81 the Torn Of Opr}"l~1s, That
i'"Hl and after the publication Of this Ordi-
nance, it shall not be lawful to sell or hawk
vegetables on the streets Of the town of
prr!"n>aS, or in IN other public place in
~H1d town, than in the market IIo'1>r. pre-
f'|tI, That nothing herein contained >hlI!
prevent the selling or hawking on The streets
OF sad town ct sweet o. irish rota 0rS to lc
sold in quantities Of rot less than one barrel.
ART. ,. Any violation Of this Ordinance
shall be punished by a fine Of not less than
Five IL liars aud the forfeiture Of the proper
ty Offered for sale in contradiction of this
Ordinance.
Ordained January 9th, 1868.
T. a. KING, President.
Attest: JOS. ID. RfcHAKD, Clerk.
Oprlo"sa>, February /, 1863.
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SPRING TINE OF LIFE.-Now is the time to
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to cleanse your system and purify the blood.
Now is the time to remove Pimples, Freck-
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Itch, Tettcr, Scaldhead and all those con-
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n.y. We have received the first number
Of the Weekly Erho, a neat Little sheet pub
li>hcd at Lake Charles by our former towns
man, Bryant lIutclir.s, who was once en-
gag d in this office. We wish the Echo
and its Publisher great success.
NEw MUSlC-We have received from the
Publishers, MeSSrs. Root & Cady, Chicago,
the following pieces of music: Little Bare
foot, BE \ Man, God Hath a Voice-sonys,
and Airs from UnIine.
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PUBLIC SALE.
EState:O! Robert SVfpaIf

AAS " h1SnHRS w
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable
~ Eighth district Court ofthe State OF Lou
lslana, i'll and for the Parish fist. Landry, there
will be sold at! public auction, to the last an,
highest biddrS, by the undersigned Admins
t ator, at the last residence of the deceased il
Prairie Basst, in this Parish, on
IHUESUA Y, Xarch l2M, 1868,
the following property belonging to the Estate
of Robert Whalty: deceased, to-wit:
The Buildings and Improvements
where the deceased last resided, consisting OF
"a dwelling house, crib, fencing, &c, a holst
cart, the Branding iron, double barrel gun, two
Spinning wllrels,o the hogs and mark, W gen,
tie creole horses, twenty OF Thirty barrels OF
corn, plantation utensils, household and kitch,
en- furniture, and many other articles too nu-
mtrouS to mention.
TERMS :-Cash on adjudication, otherwise
the articles will be rrsold Immediately at the
risk OF the first purchaser.
Il a. BOUTTE, Administrator.
February 29lh, 1865.
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How are thu Mighty Fallen!

The correspondence Of General Grant
with the President, relative to Stanton
and the War Department, shows how the
migtticst heroes and most popular men
may fail when they enter into politics
aud suffer themselves to be influenced
by politicians. A short time ago Gene
raj Grant was the most popular maj in
the country. lie had won imperishable
rcnown On the battle field. lie was
looked upon as u model of honor and
frankness, and as being inherently con-
sentative. lie was looked to as the pro-
per man for President, because it was
supposed he would not 90 with the ex-
treme parties. Ina word, his position
was a splendid one. But he tell iuto the
hands of schemlng politicians. Through
their influence, doubtless, he went into
the War Department to thwart the Pres
ident-to WATCH. aud obstruct the Ex-
e%cutive, as he confesses, in the matter OF
carrying out the reconstruction laws Vi
Congress. Thss great soldier has been
led into the most equivocal conduct
throughout the whole of this Stanton bus
mess, from ambition, and a desire TO
please the leaders of the dominant par
ty in Congress, and they have used him
as a catspaw for their W purposes.
The fate of General Scott might have
been a warning to him but it seems that
ambition blinds and pcrverts the most
distinguished men. When We look at
the position General Grant has placed
himself in, even by his W showing,
through the Stanton affair, it may we'll
be said, How are the mighty fallen ~.
Y. Herald.
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PUBLIC SALE.


Estate Of Onezime c.. Pitre.
pY VIRTUE Of an order from the Hon.
- Eighth District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of st. Lam
dry, there will be sold a. public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed Administrators, or by u daily COM
unsigned a%uctioncer, at the last residence
Of the deceased in thisparish, i miles North
west Of OpclouSas, on
'S1zTND1T, the 11h day Of Apr1, 1868,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Onezimc &. pltre, deceased,
tO-Wit.
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tHs@ On &C, cunt ola rush advertisements
yesterday, we are delayed in issuing our
paper until this evening and the reading
matter which we had already set up has been
crowded out.
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Estate Of T'isotnaS n. Morgan.

District Court, Parish st. Landry.-No. 2543.
JONATHAN HARRIS, of the Parish of
~ St. Landry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed administrator of the Estate of
Thomas I. Morgan deceased. late of the Par
ish of St Landry:
Therefore, any person intending to max"
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same i'll writing at my "tfic" in the town Of
Opriousas, within ten days from the present
notice. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk
OptIullsas, Feb .29th, Isis.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.-Nep 1rT0nQment.

Posi- OFFICE NoT1cE.-Nev arrangement.
Except on Sundays, mails from below
now arrive daily. New Orleans mails ar
rive N Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
via Ncrmillionvillc and are due a; . O'clock
P. NJ. OF those days, and or Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays via St. MartinSviIlc,
Lconvillc, &c, at SIP. NJ Mails from abov
arrive on Mou:ays, Wednesdays and Fri
days about 3 \. NJ. Mails for above close
at 5 P. NJ. and for below at : P. NJ. each
day except Sundays. THE Post Office
is opened every day daring business hours
except Sundays, and on that day from 5 n
rise to II O'Clock A.. NJ. after which hours
30 mail matter will be delivered under any
circumstances whatever.
I. G. COHPTON, P. N.
O~,elOusas Feb. 22d. 1868.
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~ As WILDE seen from the advertise.
ment inserted last week, Col. JAS. N. Thomp-
son has opened a lumber yard. in Opelousas
near the Court House. He, or his Agent,
can sllways be found At Mayo's Drug Store.
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az Our friend Emanuel Phillips still
holds forth at his Dry Goods Establishment
on Main street, near Ealer's Jewelry Store.
AS times get harder and money scarccr, he
sells his goods cheaper. o ~ -
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AFFAIRS AT WAsnINGToN. Since our last
issue, events of a very grave character have
occurred i at Washington City. The issue
pending between the President and Con
gress since the close of the war has taken
q sudden turn and now promises to be spec
Oily and finally settled one way or the 9TH
or.
The President on the 2lst inst. made
a peremptory removal of Stanton, Secrcta-
ny Of War, appointing Gen. Lorenzo Thorn
rs his successor ad interim. On the same
day Gen. Thomas notified Stanton of the
Presidents action accompanied by an order
from the President to turn over his papers,
records, &c.
The dispatches then go on to say that,
Mr.. Stanton inquired civilly: "De yQu
propose to take immediate possession, or
shall | have time to remove my papers q
Thomas replied3 am now Secretary ad
interim, and have possession. You can have
time to remove your papers,"
1t appears however from subsequent dis
patches, that Gen. Thomas did not then
remain in possession but gave Stanton en-
til nert morning to remove his papers and
v~acate, thus losing all the advantages
which possession would have given him. .
On The same day the Senate passed a Res
olution denying tire Presidents power to
-nro1u, CtDrE- ~ to 0H-J :L
Thomas was arrested on the warrant of
Judge Carter, u. S. District Court, for vio-
lation Of the Tenure of Office Bill, and was
released on giving Bail for S $4,000. On the
same day he called again upon Stanton and
demanded possession which was refused
b. Stanton, he, the latter ordering Thomas
to his room and to his business as Adiutant
General; on the same day Stevens brought
forward in the House a Report from the
Reconstruction Committee, favoring im-
parchment Of Mr.. johnson.
On the oath inst the Impeachment Reso-
luton passed the House by a party vote,
and the President Accord, ely is to be
tried by the Senate for singh crimes and
m~isdemeanors in Office" In the meantime
Stanton remains in possession Of the War
office surrounded by bayonets and maintain
ing his place by force.
1t is now thought that impeachment will
not be urged forward unless the Tenure of
Office Bill should be declared to be Consti-
t%utional, and it is believed that this question
will be tested on the trial of Gen. Thomas.
The 9th inst. was fixed for the case of
OF Gen. Thomas. Of the resultwe will keep
our readers advised.
Since writing the above, news has arrived
that Gen. Thomas appeared before Judge
Carter onthe2 inst. waived examination
and submitted to the Judgment in order to
place it in form for a writ of itab6as corpus
before the Judge of the US Supreme
Court.
"The prosecution thereupon dismissed
the case, and Judge Carter directed Gen.
to be discharged from custody, thus
putting an endto the habeas corpus. project,
deoriving the parties of this mode of
getting the controversy before the Supreme
Court for adjudication of the legal points
and the question of the constitutionality of
tenure Of Office act.H
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A CERTAIN
Tract of Land.

situated in the Gran Bots de rAnse an
PaiIle in the Parish of st. Landry, measur-
ing forty-two and 35-lUO acres. more or
less beng Lot No. 6 Of Il tract of land sold
to deceased at the succession sale of Charlie,
fitrc, situated between the tracts of Diomel
Durio and Boud'cau, which sale was made
January 10Th, 1867.
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J.P. DROMGOOLE & CO..
Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
For sale by
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MORRIS 4 SMITH, Big Cane.
And by Druggists everywhere. jan46e
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JUDGMENT.

Genevieve zarinsue, )Distriet Court,
J. Bite Richard, her husband. }saint Land'y.
n the above entitled suit the law and the
Il evidence being in favor of the Plaintiff,
Genevitve Ztringuc:
1t is therefore by reason thereof, adjudged
and ecreed, that she have a final Judgment,
and that she do recover of her husband. jean
Bite. Richard. the following sum and property
received and disposed by him for his USE and
benefit, to-wit: First, A stock of horses and
cattle, forty in number, branded thus A, OF
|
an equal number, or the equivalent in curren-
cy as proved, Eight hundred dollars with tacit
mortgage from the last day of December, 1881.
$500; SIX horses and mares of the value $500,
-Four hundred dollars, or the equivalent in cur
rency as proved, to-wit: Four hundred dol
lars with legal mortgage from the last day of
December, 1881; the sum of Eighty dollars
with legal mortgage from the last DAY of De-
Sember, 1916, $50; the sun of Tb@e hundred
and fifty dollars, $3.50, with leAkl mortgage
from the. last day of December, 100; the sum
OF $l4s0.G2a, Fourteen hundS and eightyA
dollars and sixty-two and a ha&@@cents, with &C.
gal mortgage thereon from&he last day 80
March, lo47 the branding ~ figuring tlAH
"A 9 1.-the value thereof. ~ n
il further adjudged aaW deereed gat said
antiff be separated in HRoperty spssid
ohand, that she r~esun the 4 uncon-
~ Rdministration ~ her rnal pro-
81 &lat her Iegal#n tgage be
d" and& enA to-Wit
Elgs& m the last
- III d dollars,
nher, 1891
= g. ~ ~ 49, @##MH y L~W
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AN oI.dEnsince

TO PROVIDE FOR THE CLOSING OF COFFEE
HOUSES nj OTHER HOUSES, SHOPS AMI
SALOONS, ON CERTAIN DAYS.
ARTICLE l. Be il orlained By the Boord
fl"Itcc q tie 7ouu Of Ulelousas, 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. IT,
retail vlnouS spirituous or malt liquors in
less quantities than one bottle, to be closed
on Sund 'yS, holidays, or other public days,
whenever he may deem it necessary to do
so, for the more e~ttrctual maintenance of
good order within. the corporate limits Of
said town, and that " such days it slall 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 Opelou-
sas, any vinou> spirituouS or malt liquors,
Or by procuring, allowing, or permitting
tie same to be done.
ART. 2. The scid Beard of ec do
furthcr OrdaiR, That whoever sHHr# iolate
'l'e p1"'i9'''io VI tli> ol"iilancWor any part
thereof, shall on conviction thereof be liza
Die, for each and every violation of the same,
to a fine of One hundred dolla'S, to be sued
for and recovered by the said Board of Pc.
lice in any Court OF competent Jurisdiction;
onc-half of said d. to be paid to the in,
former and the in the Treasury of said
town of OpcloY~
Ordained Jakry eth, 1868.
F. 4. KING, President.
Attest: Sts. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
luelnuS Eehrnnrr 1AES
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state OfLOluiSiana.

a
P o4i* Of St. Landry. mo. 1os4l.
HENRIETTA N.XACKERHAGEN, of
ILL the Parish OF ~ Landry, Testampnta-
nv Executrix of Eliakim Littell deceased, who
was Administrator of the Estate of Ferdinand
l.. Mudd, deceased, late of said parish, having
filed a Tableau of the distribution of funds
of the said Estate accompanied by her pc
titlon praying for the homologation of the
same and whereas the prayer Of said petition
has been granted by an order of Court, bear
ing date Februaryb28th, 1868;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tabieau in writing, at my Office in the town of
Opelonsas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated and confirmed.
0 A. GARRIGUES, Clerk. :
Clerks Office. 0naAousas. Feb. 20. +
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One Nacher'ie. At & T

consisting of about One him. -GEX
drtd and twenty HORNED CATTLE, with
the brand figuring "a lot of about TWEEN
ty-tive wild creole horses six gentle horses;
one pair of work oxen; the undivided half
Of tool chest and tools; one OK yoke and
timber for axle tree; fifty barrels of corn,
more or less undivided half Of OK cart I'M
divided half of horse cart; undivided third
of grind-stone one saddle and bride; one
box with lock and key lot of harness; one
poplar bedstead and bedding one armoire;
one bureau ; org box oSsaddler'S tools one
wa>hstand, bowl and pitcher; one spinning
wheel one broken table; lot of about thir-
teen hundred pounds cotton in the seed;
one small grindstQ6R1a66aR head of gentle
cattle one shot gun kided half of one
rifle; two plows; tn fifteen sheep;
lot of asses six worERulcs, one cypress
bettstead; one lot oil 9~lctures, Cive) AID
one lamp.
Terms y CoSDr1 RSs:-All adjudica-
tons under twenty dol rs to be paid cash.
on tn" day of sale; a d all adjndica1ioaM
above twenty dollars q "a credit, pavabLA
three equal annual ins pments from
sale, with security sal ~tactory to
miniStratriX, the noted bearing Est at
eight per cent. per al nm froa @Katurity
until paid, aud special portgaA and ven
doris privilege retain o1a and until
final payment.
SYDONIA NINE,
February Goth, u + N.