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and next for men whose influence will
be to mitigate this evil of a constitution
if adopted as much as possible. They
should take all the time they can spare
from their rightful industry and duties
at home to attaining this object, and
should specially devote the 18th and
18th of April thereto.
But this done, all the rest of the year
should be given to productive work.,
which should build up the ruins Of their
State, parish and city, and cause not
only the past%to be restored, but tarmore
to be done here than was ever accom-
plished. To tell IL, that negroes are es-
~sential to the agricultural: prosperity
of Louisiana, is to tell us that they are
superior to the white men. We can do
as much better in agriculture without
them, as we can in commerce. mechanics,
literature and science. 1t is, therefore,
folly to keep II minds Respondent over
the failure OF African labor, when its
results are evidently SC inferior to those
Of the Caucasian labor.
Had our people turned a deaf ear to
Mr.. Johnson'a invocations to reorgan-
ize their States after the way, had they
gone to raising bread and meat instead
of cotton, wherewith to buy these things,
had they eschewed any idea of "reor-
ganizing labor" and let the negro Sc
vercly alone, unless if, urged to act,
they had insisted upon e.ecting him tc
office, and especially upon sending him
to Congress, they would have now been
pecuniarily independent, and far more
so politically'than they can hope to be fol-
some time to come.
The best they can do now is to &c
to work to give internal wealth to then
homesteads, making them rich in fruit:
and grasses, gathering on them the bts'
of stock, not including the negro, anc
to vote down, ifthey can, any form o.
government dictated to them from
abroad and if they cannot, to vote to]
and elect engineers of their own to man
are it, and to possess their souls III pc
tience, satisfied that no possible system
of government can be SO Injurious as i:
u neglect OF work and a calling On Her
cules, without taking hold on the wheel
If the white people of the South Were
at this moment in the possession Of al
the food and clothing they need tor thi;
year, aud We're secure from raising i
for the year t. come, though no ma,
had more than his homestead, wllicl
is exempt from forced sale. they would b.
be, ond the reach Of Federal oppression
They can become so this year, i'll spit
of congressional enactn!ents and even
the passing OF their State government:
into the hands of adventurcrs.-N. 6
Picayuuc.
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the directors of the Opclousas Railroad
to receive propositions from capitalists
and contractors to build the road, and
to consider the various plans proposed.
The strongest men of New Orleans are
moving in the matter. They may fail
to do anything, but we have faith that
something will be done.
The public and the press do not seem
TO at all appreciate the Importance Of this
road. 1t is to be the base Of operations
and key to almost everything between
the Mississippi and the Rio Grande.
Nature has left but one practicable route
for u railroad between Texas and New
Orleans, and that rout is through this
parish. A road cannot be built either
higher or lower down. And when built
this road must be the rout in future ages.
From this base or main trunk hume
rous branches must extend into the north
crn part of Texas and Arkansas, and
! connect with lines Of road in the great
West. The amount rf produce, trade
and travel that will naturally fill up tbs
read must be enormous. 1t cannot pos
siblv be otherwise. And if the salt mine
on Avcry's Island is extensively worked,
which is bound to he the case, the salt
interest alone viii amount to millions of
dollars to the railroad and the country.
Cars won'l run f'om the mine into Al
gers without charging, and immense
trains would be loaded with this valuable
article. 1t has been decided that this
is by far more economical than sending
the salt to market by way Of the Gulf:
So we believe the railroad will be
built, and the salt mine will be worked
in the next few years, long before the
middle aged men begin to urn gray
Planters Banner.
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e- Phillips has just returned from New
Orleans with a complete and well selected
stock of dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.
We have personally inspected his stock of
goods, which at the present time is certain
ly the finest in Opelousas. In addition to
the usual articles to be found ina store, he
has a fine assortment OF patterns for ladies'
dresses, varying in style and color SOFAS to
suit the taste Of every one. In short, every
thing in his line of business can be found
in his store and being determined to estab-
lish himself permanently in our town, with
the hope of better times, he will sell al
the lowest prices possible. Examine his
advertisement in another column. and give
him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
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W- PUBLIC SALEs.-To-day att o'clock,
A. NJ, will be sold by the Sheriff, a tract of
land in the case of F. Ferry VS.. W. S. Bas-
kin; and at the same time, by the Constable,
one saddle in the case of A. w. Littell VS..
Louis Carriere. On the 9Th inst, the prop
erty belonging to the Estate of Hermina
Deville will be sold on the 9th inst, the
prope;t y belonging to the Estate ofAlphonse
Debaillon and on the 18th inst, the prop
erty belonging to the Estate Of Onezime c.
Pitre, For terms and conditions, and places
of sales, see advertisements.
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FOR CELLLS AND FEVER

Use Dromgoole 4 Co s King of Chills
Use Dromgoole & Co.'S King of ChiHs
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1t MAKES permanent cures
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j. makes par g&npnt cures
II makes {":gAagrn: cures
J :a!'s : IN. an. at cures
Fer all forms of Cri::.~ and Frvrr
For all forms Ct { hu's and Fever
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For all Ans Of Cnitls and Fever
For all forms Of Chi!ls and Fever
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COMMENCEMENT.
of the Opelousas Journal.

llito "a eho SpciOuSdS outiai
Sn-Will o be kind enough to tell
some of your readers why it is that letters
written at Pattersonvillc and Brashear City
do not reach Opelousas for one month after
wards? And why it issthat you inquire at
the office for letters, and having been ans
wered very roughly in the negative, some
other nerson enquiring a few hours after
wards for letters to tn" same address, get
them, tear them open, and finding that they
are not intended for themselves, thrust them
back in the office { week or two afterwards
for inspection Of those who may choose to
peruse them? The law (f we have any
law requires that when letters are opened
through mistake, the persons should make
this Endorsement Opened through mis-
take" with their signature. And it occurs
To your humble correspondent that cour-
tesy andscommon decency require that this
should be done. It is not right to conclude
that every letter that is not intended for
ones self is sent to some free negro.
Very respectfully, your
a SUBSCRIBER.
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FEMALE DELIGHTS!
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1t satisfies old and young
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For Painful Menstruatiou
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AS a Female Regulator
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| Adds Strength and gives Beauty
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and are oTshoots from the Appalachian range
of mountains, which form the Eastern boun-
dairy of the great basin Of the Mississippi
River.
Within this region we have an extensive
deposite of beautiful black marble, and peb-
b|es-as the main geological features; and
beach, pine, magnolia, oak and hickory
the forest growth; with clear raining
brooks and peluc;d lakes, Astounding IN
trout and other fish.
Along that portion of the Bayou Croc-
odiie, within the limits Of our Parish, Is
found q narrow strip of bottom land, sub
jcct to intimidation during heavy rams.
This, whilst rendering the Ian! unsafe 1or
cultivation, :.fio:ds the lumbcE-mcn the
means of floating timber for the use OF saw,
mills, and furnishes fine winter pasturaoe
for cattle and hogs.
The pine forests oren an inviting field
for mlIl-men, and also to those acquainted
with the manufacture of nava. Stores. In
this forest region are also found bodies of
land, growing black walnut, chin1uapin
and the wild cherry.
The body of timber encirclcd by the Wa
ter courses above named, although great in
extent aud valuable in kind, does not Gov
er the entire area under considcration-thc
great Mamou Prairie lying mostly within
the same limits. Here roam some of oul
largest herds; here is beheld ono OF those
great natural meadows, over which the eye
wandcrs with delight, ~aitording sustenance
to the dumb beast. The last summer VIC
saw six thousand fine beeVcs within the
compass of six miles North and South, and
four miles East and West, awaiting the
pleasure of the New Orleans butchers.
Tide water ascends the Nczpiqu6 and
Cane some distance above their junction
with the Mermentou River (thc outlet to tho
Gulf of Mexico) and the soft and cooling
breeze of the sea brings to the settler health
and relresfncnt. As we approach thu
junction of the last named streams the tim
Der changes, and we find in addition to Tho
other qualities, red cypress, sweet ndblac'
gum, dogwood, red bud and elm. The
streams are wider and deeper, having adcpti
of twenty feet the entire year and on OF
near their banks are found several minera
springs of considerable medicinal virtue
The soil within this belt of country is MOI
extremely fertile in its natural condition
Its character may be thus stated: the sir
face is q vegetable mould Of fr$n six t.
fourteen inches, reposing upon bed 0
beautiful clay it is not subject wash
and whenever manure is eulployedS jts viz
tues are entirely secured. In its NORMA
condition it produces fair corn, the nest o
potatoes, excellent vegetables, and admir
ably adapted for fruit; bat its grea advan
tage consists in the raising Of cattlS horses
and hogs. For these purposes, sneithe
Indiana nor Illinois can compete with it
Its wealth of grass for cattle, its mast 70
swine, its fine water and timber, give i
a value for the small farmer and stock raj
ser beyond computation.
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stit"tion: From p : Seen; thai
all the barriers ofconservatisrn, to ostracise
intelligence and virtue, ard to give forced
elevation to ignorance and incapacity. The
organic law is to be used to revolutionize
our entire social, polilicaSand industrial
system and its general tendencies, from
beginning to end, are to antasonize the two
races, to arrest the progress of Improvement,
to lock up our great resources, to prevent
immigration, to keep waste our fertile fields,
and to paralyse the best energies of eau
casian civilization. X. w. G..
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FOE DISTRICT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
NJ. PORTER, ESQ, as candidate for Judge
of the Sth Judicial District, comprising the
Parishes of St. Landry, Lafayette, Nermil-
lion and CaIcasieu, at the election to be
held on the 18th and 18th of April.
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NHTEEE-

E-IIE are mCsL urgently invited
Il to attend a public meeting to be held al
the Court House at OprlonSas Oh the 9Th OF
April n"X9at II O'Clock, a. H., for the purpose
Of consul ng t"g"tiI'1 upon til" incells ntc"s'
sary for@ Encouraging Immigration to our Par.
ish, and for such other purposes as may be
presented tor the il cnrsidrla!Ior.
T1OS. MULLaTT,
SrcR,ary pro temp. st. Landry immigration
SOclrtV IA
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sW- Since our last issue the Democratic
Central Committee in New Orleans publish
ed a Circular, nominating a State ticket,
with the present ipcu,nbents as candidates.
A day or two afterwards the Committee
withdrew the ticket we deem it therefore
useless to publish the Circular.
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THE PARISH or ST. LANDRY

4 s@a E@h .aE Ill.
In accordance with our promise we shall,
in this issue of our paper, present to our
readers a description of the North Western
section of our Parish. It. is bounded by the
Bayou Nezpique on the West, the Greco
ollie on the North and East, and The Bayou
Cane on the South and South West. The
area embraced within this circle amounts
to nearly 50, 900 acres of land.
This portion Of our Parish presents q for
nation somewhat different from the other
parts, in as much as we are in the hill coun-
try. These elevations aretheS Southwestern
Termination of the same hills which extend
through northern end middle Mississippi,
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FOR PARISH JUDGE.

~ We are authorized to announce ID.
C. ST TIC as a candidate for Parish Judge,
at tlleklection on the 18th and 18th inst.
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FOR CEEhkRA.

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
D. RICHARD, ESQ, as candidate for Clerk
of the 8th District Court, for the Parish OF
St. Landry, at the election to be held on
the 18th and 18th inSts.
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@ SksEE22EE

~ We are authorized TO announce j;
J. BEAUCHAMP as candidate for Sheriff,
at the election on the 18th and 18th lnsts.
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Clerks Office, Opelousas, April /, lc6-.
state O4 Louisiana,

District Court, ST. Landry--No. 1888.
alPOLITE FONTENOT, Of the Parish
Ill Of st. Landry, Administrator OF the Is.
tate of l.astie Latirur, deceased, late of said
parish, having filed a Iahfrau of til" Ilstrlbu-
lion of tie funds of said Estate, accompani-
ed by his petition praying for the h"mologatIon
Of the same; and whereas, the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order OF Court
dated April 81, lS6c; -,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
| persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau, in writing, at my office i'll the town
of Oprlousas, within the time required by aW,
| why sai" tabIcau should not be homoiogated
and confirmed.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Opelou>as, April 4, 1865.
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~ JOHN E. KING, ESQ, will be sup
ported by the voters of the Parish OF St.
Landry for Congress. at the next election
to be holden on the 18th and 18th of April
next. MANY CONSERVATIVES.
c-Sg@ The Planters Banner Of the 2Sth
nit, in copying the above announcement
says:
We copy the above from the Opelousos
Journal Of the Dist inst. And St. Mary
will support John Z. King against any 9th:
er man. He has talents that peculiarly
fit him for the position, and he would fill
the bill in all respects as an able represen'
tative, and q true Southern man.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce NALERf
ROY as candidate for Constable of the First
Ward, at the approaching election.
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FOR D1sTlCr ATTORNEY

I am an independent candidate for District
Attorney of the 9Th Judicial District, at the
election to be holden the 18th and 18th
April. GEORGE W. HUDoPEIil.
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~ We call the special attention Of ev'
cry voter to the article signed X. w. G.,
showing the objections to the proposed
Constitution.
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THE OpELoUsAs RA1LRoAD.-Tbe city
begins to show some signs of life on the
railroad question once more. The city
press occasionally gets off an article On
the subject. The. capitalists begin to see
that New Orleans is Icing millions for
want Of that road. TN Western men
are fanking New Orleans will soon
snatch Texas from her if she N9aeps and
dreams much longer.
A committee has been appointed by
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FOR CCgGESS AND COLDS

Buy A~mygdaline Pectoral
Buy AmygdaIine Pectoral
Buy Amygdaline Pectoral
Buy Amygdaline Pectoral
Buy Anygdalne Pectoral
Relieves Cough and Pain
Relieves Cough and Pain
Relieves Cough and Pain
Relieves Cough and Pain
Relieves Cough and Pain
For Group and Whooping Cough
For Group and Whooping Cough
For Group and Whooping Cough
For Group and Whooping Cough
For Group and Whooping Cough
The best Exp-ctorant known
The best Expectorant known
The best Expectorant known
The best Expectorant known
The best Expectorant known
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Estate Of Elizabeth Roberts,

Estate OF Elizabeth Roberts.
District Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. -.
AEATTHEW V HARGROVE, of the Par
IxA ish of St. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed administrator of the
Estate of Elizabeth Roberts, deceased, widow
of William Roberts, 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 i'll the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. A. GARR1GUES, Clerk
Opelousas, April 4th, 1868.
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Ess:atH OF Eeaesifn II. Ee:csarrfs.

District Court, Parish st. Lendry.-No. -.
EUC!!ER LAVERGNE, of the Parish of
~ St: Landry, having applied by his petit
ton to be appointed administrato Of the Is
tate of Paulin Richard, decreased, 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
Oprlousas, within ten days from the present
notice.
A. GARRIGTES, Clerk.
n, H., OEc,o O,.lo,c.c tnr;l 4 J-ES
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS who are indebted eeh ne
"A Estate of Fon C. Pitre, are a~f6sstsl to
make immedi@ payment to Messrs: B. a.
Martel & Hagspeth. at their office in the town
of O~pels@@Ss; Otherwise. suits will be imme-
diately Instituted against them. Those who
have claims against said Estate should present
them for settlement.
ALMA JEANSONNE. Tutrix.
Opelousas, April 4th, 1868.
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alA1sRsIER

,letkoIis S'' Ch5r ,i'' INV in S!ton, Ia T., by
Rev. y. L. White, Mr.. BENJAMIN WOOD
WORTH to Miss NJ. Z. MORGAN, both of
Washington.
BY Rev. 3. F. White. on the I'd inst. at
the residence of Mr.. VIM Il"yt, Mr.. j. I.
DOLSON, late Of Texas, to Miss 5. L. llOYT,
of this perish.
We acknowledge sb3" the receipt of a piece Of ez-
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!!

1HAN u liz.
'TSHE New establishment of EMHNUg1I
IL PHILLIPS on Main Street, mex to
Ealer, now presents a magnificent appearance.
The proprietor has just arrived from New Or
leans with Ansndid stssk q goods, consist
ing in part of
CALICOS, LINENS, 49,
DOMESTICS. bleached and brown,
TARLTONS, POULT DE SOLE,
LINENS of all grades, TISSUES,
MOSAMBIQUES. ORGANIZES,
VEIL BAREGES. TULLE.
LINEN CAMBRICS, HOSIERY, &c. &c.
The stock has been selected with care and
purchased at low prices, considering the adj
vance on all qualities of goods. ,
His stock of chi!dren's. misses, ladies', ana
mems SHOES is complete. HATS of all de-
scriptions Ready made CLOTHlNG' &C
In addition to the Dry Goods Establish
ment, Mr.. Phillips has opened a choice lot OF
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware and Crocker:T'
consisting of NC
FLOUR, CANDLES
SUGAR. SOAP,
HAMS, STARCH,
SHOULDERS,
TOBACCO. chewing and smoking,
SEGARS, PIPES,
NAILS, Sk1LLETS,
POTS, OVENS,
And a full assortment of TIN WARE.
Call on Phillips before purchasing elsewhere.
You will find his prices equal to the times. Is
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NOTICE..

DEPUTY C~OLLECTOR'S OFFICE, }
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvEN&f
OpELouSAs, April LIST, 1868 ~
NOTICE is hereby given that th1 rs.
sesSe,l upon Income, Gold Watches,A res,
and Silver Plate, for the annual p9S67,
together with the Special take Formerly
termed Licrnsts.) is now due.
Thirty (3H) days from the ~ hereof is
given tor the payment of the %e; after the
expiration OF Ike time above &Ycn, the penalty
as prescribed by act of ~gress. of March
1857 will be imposed up9ValI who fail to ap-
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Deputy Collector, U. S. Internal Revenue,