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SHABBoNA.-Ihc first regular meeting of tbs
Shabbena Base Ball Club, pursuant to the call Of
the President, was held in the court room of the
County Court House, Monday evening, March
I'd. After the transaction of some preliminary
business the report Of the committee on new
constitution and bylaws, consisting of Nash
Perkins and Milard, was called for.
Mr. NASH as chairman, presented and read the
constitution and bylaws, as prepared by said
committee, which was adopted without amend
ment or objection.
The club then proceeded to the election of Off
GERS. under the new constitution, for the coming
season, and the following gentlemen were elected
to the following offices
Ptesidtnt-Henry c. Nash.
Vice President-Lothrop Perkins.
Stcrstary-Edward A Nattinger.
Iredsurer--Charles Mllard.
Upon motion, the Secretary was ordered tS
publish the proceedings of the meeting in tn.
FREE TRADER and Republicans.
No further business, the club adjourned, tc
meet Friday evening March 9th. All old men,
bers are earnestly requested to be present Friday
evening, to sign the new constitution, and to.
attend to TRANSACTIONS of other important busi-
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Tell me, thou shivering man, that loit'rest
round the door, why don't We 'up and git" unto
some clothing store? Ed. Armstrong; is the best,
and twenty dollars IL do it, keep out the cold
March winds by buying new suit. Coat,
pants and vest--sll wooi--frs; class material,
fit to be worn by lord "r prince imperial. But
twenty dollars! Down 10 New York cost
Accept the chance ut once, or 'ts forever lost
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the constitution of the County Sunday School
Union, organized here in 1864, and which has
been in efficient operation In the county since
that time, keeping annually an agent in the
field, and performing vast amount of work.
We hope the new organization will accomplish
as much in the next four years as this has in the
past.
Tho officers OF the new Union are:
Presidtnt-Col. Bowen, of Mendoza.
Vlce President-Mr. Willis, Of La Sale.
Sccretary-Mr. Thos. Orton, of Ottawa.
A local secretary was appointed in each town
ship, whose duties will be to see to the organiza-
tion Of new schools, and to report them, with
the names of officers sAd other items of interest,
to the General Secretary. The names of these
secretaries will be published hereafter.
Mendoza was designated as the place of the
next meeting of the Union.
The interest in the Convention being on the
increase, it was deemed best to continue the
meetings through Thursdsy,-the gentlemen
from Chicago engaging to be present.
AS specimen how the meetings were conduct
ed, We will give little account of that of We'd
nesday evening.
First chapter was read and prayer offered
by one of the clergymsn present after singing
an address was made by DR.. J. 2. Cannon, illus.
trating that christianity not theory, but
fact-an all-importart, interesting, we'll attested
fact, to which almost nineteen centuries bore
distinct and irrefragible testimony.
How was this glorious fact, whose central
truth was the gospel, Christ crucifed for our
sins, a free rarden and profered holiness and
life, to be diffused and made etfecua for saliva
tion He showed that it must be done by oral
teaching, distribution Of the Bible, of sanetifed
literature, by personal conversion, by believing
prayer for the cooperating grace of the Holy
Spirit.
After the address, Mr.. Moody gave vivid re-
cital OF Christ's betrayal trial. condemnation and
death Oh the to save US, his proffer Of par
don and life, without money and without price.
The audience which filled the house to its ut
most capacity, was deeply moved, even very little
children were seen weeping. iUnquestionably a
great multitude felt desire for Christ and sal.
vation.
Those who felt willing to submit to Christ and
now obey and serve him were called on to rise, a
goedly number rose. All who loved Christ and
were his professed children, were invited to rise
They did SO, large company.
After this there was special instruction to in.
quirers and workers, prayer and singing; taen
those dismissed and allowed to retire who wish.
ed to do so, the others who felt disposed and
wanted TO remain for further conversation and
prayer. About one third remained till near ten
I o'clock, when all retired.
On Thursday meeting for similar exercises
was held from Sla till u, and from till 5la
and from ~ to 10.
Messrs. Moody and Mo rton left Thursday
night, but the meetings continued Friday and
Saturday mornings and evenings, and with deep
solemn interest and impression.
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PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The following is an Alb.
stract of the Monthly Report of the Superinten-
dent of City Public Schools for the month end
ing February a5th, 1868, showing the number
of pupils present at the beginning and end of the
month:
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The BEST PLACE 10 get all kinda Of photo
graphs, amhrotypes and gems, and porcelain pic
lures made in the best style il at WILSON'S pho
tograph gallery over the First National Bank,
where you will always get The cheapest and best
pictures mads'in the city.
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BUSINESS EDUCATIONAL good opportunity IL
now offered for students to enter Drew's Bust.
ness College. Students will he admitted in
Bookkeeping and Peumanship by the month.
Hetofore only those who purchased Lite schol.
arship were admitted in Bookkeeping, Call at
the College Room for particular, e.
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1. d. q. n.

OTTAWA LoDGE No. Il: Meets every Thursday evening.
Daughters Of Rebecca Meet the third Tuesday
ming OF each month.
OrrAwA EScAsrsrSr No. So: Meets the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
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Meets first rhurday in each month In DIR. j. Ruls bpYd
Ing Donations OF birds insects and pctractons soctd
81. Paul President W. W. Calkns, Secretary.
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HALBERT Il MEGAPFIN are still selling their
heavier boots, shoes, CATERS, overshoes &C., at
eastern cost, and as their stock Of that class is
running down very rapidly, it would be we'll to
hurry up if you want chance in. Then they
are sbundantly stocked with all else you can
want in their line, in the way Of mud and water
proof goods for bad weather, as we'll as lighter
and finer, goods for those delicious spring days
that occasionally come around like angels visits.
New PORTRAITS at Bowlnan's Gallery, so and
zee them,
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DIsCoNTINUED.-The Merchants Union Ex-
press Office in this city has been discontinued.
So that humbug has played out. Who got the
plunder:
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS

HAFfAG made all the necessary ar
~- ranlgements in New Orleans. am now
prepared to purchase IA | the cotton hat yo,
may send to the Landing at Washington.
VIII purchase your cotton here in Washing
ton upon the same conditions as last wear
'hat is TO say will pay you the same prices
az those OF the New O,leans market. d,,luc
ton being made for such inevitable -x.
reoSeS as are incurred on all cotton shipped
nom Washington to New Orleans.
me cotton bought here by me will be
"e'Shed IN your presence aud laid for as
soon as weighed.
MY offices are in Washington at tn
Warehouses of Messrs. Pitre & Carri4re 70 an,
q. Hinckley & Son. A. DESNARE
WaShington, Jan. 25. 1868 If
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THE REAL
Cheap Dry Goods Establishment
EN- ANUEL PHILLIPS

ADJOINING EALEK's JEwELRY EsrADL1suursr
CONTINUES to offer great inducements
~ to the public
POPLlNS and other DRESS GOODS
from % cts. per yards and upwards.
BLANKETS 10 qrs at IS and So per
WHITE GOODS, ENBROIDERIEs
TOWELS, HANDKERCHIEFs, at half
their value
HOOP SKIRTS at 81 and 81 $3.50
springs w
NOTIONS of every kinf.
Phillips stock of clothing is being sold
at prices that can not fail to satisfy The
ladies will DO well to call and examine h;s
soods|'t will certainly be to their interest
Fresh ,1 GoodS are constantly arriving, ami
as Phillips is determined to keep nothing
On hand, they must be converted in to cash.
ana me only way to do this is to sell them
very low; as he is now doing. Fev1
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United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
As'TANT A>ssssoK's OFFICE. , DIST T..
oPEL"uSAS. February let, 1863.
No,ice Is hereby given to the residents If H.
raf1sh fc n OF st Landry, that in pursuanc. o; g..
OF Congress, the annual Income Ass,ss,,,,,
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VIII rendeT the drIinquetrs liable to the penalty
, JNO. C. TUCKER,
1As''''ah' assessor L. s. Internal Revenue,
o 18th Division, 2'' District, La.
Opelonsas, January 25, 1865
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4 s, .
I an enemy anI a spy. -
ITbere was but o'se step worsa.uuuull11laE =
that Senators ha ing dech q open
I Senate that Mr. Stanton would se wan
ting in "honor and manhood. if he
should do this, afterwards voted 10 sus-
tain him in doing it. asan.sz j @
These are leaders Of the partyof . high
moral ideas. ~. o. Picauusl ,~~.
| ~-~---~-4s-Ns-..-~-~s1,II~--
ELECTORAL VoTEs.-'I'he nuuber Of
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isno#I 3l2,. viz :.244 in the represented
States, and IS in the ten ur1reresented
States: "A majority necessaryto elect,
II only the represented States Ne coun
ted, is 123. If all the 81 an counted !,
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against 155. n .'tfs tass1 a . h'.t's %
II the Radicals succeed iulnaking the
en- negro boroughs in the South, and
pack the electoral boxes with the 6s
negro votes, it will require only 81 Of
the votes really constitllianal to enable
them to outcount 155 cbarly eonssila.
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This is the stake they yare playing for !:
to GET 6S votes from ouisids Of the con-,
stitutien. to neutraiizs the possible loss
OF votes casttagainst dem within the con-
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aaXED AND LOST.
BY ENA k1cE BROWNE,
She saw in every sour good,
With vision clear and
She went up to the arms on sssaazs
A stainless, loving woman
Were nobler praises ever surg
In cottage, ball, or bowert
Kind eyes, pure Eeart and gentle tongue,
And fair faces flower!
The white rose of II paidenhood
TO Earths brief per given,
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And forehead white al lOwy-
When May y-time blushed frdl
The summers bright evan
We saw within our darkened a ke to shore
The shadow of the angel: ~
Till weeping, weeping bitter tears
Of wild and fruitless sor1ow,
We laid her where the long, still veal
Wait the eternal Slorrow.
We left her where the spring-time wetA
And summers burst in blossom,
The shining golden head that slept
SO long upon my bosom; ...a n
The little, busy, wuman's hands.
Weary for loves sake never,
Folded, low in the quiet lands,
Forever and Forever!
.tJ New York Ledger.
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Notice.
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OPElOUSAs La SATURDAY, FEBRUARY * 1SGS
vices were no l'ger required at our es'
tablishment.

| LhUiiSulutut.
I have beef married a year to Mis-
Briggs, and III father failed five month
ago. Simplli + has just been arrested
for embezzIip sundry sums of money
and yesterda passed Tom Dobbin:
and his wife the street-lovelier thar
|ever-and Ieel quite sure, despite al
that I overhrd, that her heart is still
mine in seer. Of course, she could no,
admit it,, ndnowing returned the SEN
timent. 3 when ! remember how
much we fre together, feel sure it
must be ST and that two hearts are
broken. Cite romantic story, mine
-extreme'so. Don't you think so ?.
~~~~~~-@-o~~-
1NNocEr GAIETy-Is should not
be causst surprise that gaiety and
livelinessa spirits are objects of univer-
salencorgement and commendation ;
they are, We may perceive from daily
experiencabsolutely necessary for the
maintenar of good will among men ;
nay, we u assert that the very exist
ence of soty would be questioned, if
those incinents to mutual converse
We're wang in the human heart, to
say nothih,f their contributing to bodi-
BY nature q d to .sheerful1sss, Oh H,"a and ID
swayed b re pdulge in pur-
suits viii this natural
thro al suous task to
restrai!f ofhe soul for OBJ
jects whis Rh pleasure, or awaken
vivid srnsas # delight. Cold indeed
must be hen dilosophy of him who
would subdueie gIaddening telnpera-
ment Of hIS iture, and substitute al
aust'r" ses~'1 aud rigid indifference
to ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the world.
1t " oe .urb to imagine thatomel-
D. : e2a be consonant with the
!o> il as greSarious creature, .
II the tender sensibilities
at unite him with his fel-
a. ,}oaexist, if each individual
IS y, IS, anA by a selfish shoughtful-
y sxcits iikr distate for what might
= pr sprightliness: each !
Timon, and the Very
rcourse would be dis
Mysterious sensitive
the heart, and the
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s,n;o, ~ a"a s "
: n,t th,u
' o,,, :Dsn s' re re
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i. d.asn
TL.
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heed
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