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DIST STREET.-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS, BE-
I'll ing the entire sccoad noor 10 let with 3oari In frs
class house, pirate table II desired 20 West twenty first
street.
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90 WEST NTY-sEvEETH sTREET.-A PARIOR
az first floor and four nTe Chambers, newly fur
nshed. TO rent, with private table, TO family
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RILLIARp TABLEs-ALL srzEs NEW AND SECOND
- hand for sale cheap, AT tho mandatory OF Clark a
walker. 10 aud u Fulton street. near Futon ferry.
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Two GENTLEMEN, INTIMATE FRIENDS AND DE-
srous to remain together wish to live In strictly pri-
vate family, where they would find home terms to be
moderated unque.tonabe references given aud required
wish to be the only boarders possible. Please address D.
r., box 2,922 Post oflce.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-03-21

We learn from several sources that our
sister Parish Of St. Mary is gradually i'm
proving her condition. in many material
respects. The zeal and devotion to its in
terests, displayed BY Daniel bennett, Esq,
Editor zofthe Planters Banner. backed by
the enlightened corporation of the citizens
of that Parish, are accomplishing much to.
WARD the establishment of industrial and
agricultural pursuits. Many persons have
settled in the parish within the last twelve
months and some men Of large capital have
invested in lands with the view ofco,nb:ning
mechanical with agricultural operations,
others are expected to a. rive soon from the
Western States, wi h the intention of set
Ting permanently in the parish.
We congratulate st. Mary upon the en-
terprise and foresight Of her citizens, and
reg, ct exceedingly that our leading bus.
ines men have not displayed the same pub
lie spirit here. We have a wider and much
more inviting field FIR the emigrant, or the
capitalist; but up to thii time, we are sorry
to say. nothing, absolutely nothing has been
done, looking to the advancement of the
public welfare in this particular. What
we chiefly need is q large addition to our
Industrial classes and the only method of
accomplishing that end is to promote by
every mems inonr power, the emigration
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tinued with undated fury from the 21st to
the evening of the 23d of June, when. .hav-
ing murdered all the white inhabitants that
fell in their way, the savages set fire to the
buildings, and more than half the city was
consumed. Thus did the capital of St. Do
~mingo-in trade, and .opulenc" the first city
of The West Indies-fail by the threeiold
scourge of massacre, rapine and fire.
Emigration of the remaining white inhab-
itanls of the colony, to the Uniteu States, to
the ~neighboring Islands, ard to Great Brit
ain, immediately commenced; and becom-
ing aware of the intention of the British
Government to take possession Of such pla
ces in St Domingo as the people might be
willing to surrender for the sake of British
protection, the commissioners of the Ma
tlonal Assembly proclaimed the abolition of
every species of slavery, declaring that
thcnceforth the negroes were to be consid-
cred as free citizens. From this moment
the colony WAS lost TO Europe and to civil
ZatiOn, and the most beautiful country on
the globe surrendered to the dominion of
African barbnri>m. nv massacre and by
fire the utter determination OF expulsion Of
the white race was finally accomplished,
ana the c~ostlleSt Jewel in the dladem OF the
West Indies Was as completely lost to the
uses Of civilization as if it had sunk into the
depths Of the surrounding ocean.
The agencies which wrought the ruin of
g. g. : tbem ," ;n "Ts around US every day. We
Pulpit, and a l,adical Press; and though
these agencies cannot i%naugura'e here the
ST: Domingo horrors of a war of races, it is
solely because of the numerical superiority
of the white population in the Southern
States. We trust that our readers will heed
the solem warning of history, and learn
from The fate of st. Domingo the vital ne
ceSsit!y of enlisting every effort in opposition
to the Radical scheme of negro supremacy,
and IN favor OF the restoration of our State
and nation to the exclusive control of the
Caucasian race.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-03-21

WI AJOR GENERAL HANCOfK.

All doubt as to the position of General
Hancock may be dismissed. There is no
question he has asked TO be relieved from
the command Of the Fifth Military Dis
trlct, in consequence Of the unreasonable
interference OF General Grant, especially
in regard to the restoration of the nine
members of the New Orleans City Coun-
Gil, 1.-TWO white and seven colored.i whom
General Hancock had removed for DISC
bedience and contempt Of orders made by
General Sheridan and General Mower,
his Psse4deces sors in the command.
relieved is dated February :211G 'fGr' Hn be
it is apparent that an indignity has been
offered to him purposely to induce him
to resign his position, and an order trans
mitted to him requiring him to revoke
his orders issued in accordance with
those made by his predecessors-Gener-
ais Sheridan and Mower-and approved
by General Grant himself, the facts are
all before the country, and the action of
General Hancock is sustained by the
opinion Of the people. His sensitive ma
ture as an honorable soldier would nat
urally suggest to him the request to be
relieved IRON an onerous and disagree
able duty, in the discharge of which he
is liable to such assaults from the petty
politicians, who are the conscience keep
ers of General Grant, but his duties As
an officer and a patriot are to hold on
while the people need him where he is,
and await orders from his proper COM
mander-in-chiet, however dlstastful for
he moment may be his position. We
hope he will not lbe induced to abandon
the great trust reposed i'll him.-Natiou-
III RIeWgeucer.
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EMIGRATION AssocIATIoN.-Wc desire to
call the attention of our readers to the pro.
prieiys of organizing IN association in this
Parish. for the promotion and encourage
ment OF emigration. e. ..
Without Involving any one in a pecunia,
ry point of view, much may be done in
the way of furnishing reliable informa-
tion respecting the vast resources of this
section of our State, and in turning the at
tertian OF capitalists and emigrants this
The Parish of St. Landry embraces an
immense. area. diversified in character,
suited to every department of agriculture
as well as the mechanical and manufactur-
ing branches; abu'dantly watered, extern
sive Prairies adapted to culture and graz
ing we'll ti.abered and possessing entire
freedom from overflow, with general health
fulness, are among the advantages we can
ofEefs those who dssise*osaaake their homes
with is. *.,.s . n....s-u. :-.
Ger people will kindly welcome all who
desire to aid us in its development, and
stand 4rea y to point ont proper locations
and give aesneedful information. "
'~Wvour people. therefore, we appeal for
move in the direction indicated in. the
opening of this article, hoping that some
will be at once taken for such an or
gaqizatibn. 42 :. =s
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THE SPL1r.-Thc split in the Repub-
lican party ofthis State is complete. The
more respectable branch cannot stand the
carpet-bag gentlemen. Judge Taliafarro;
Charlie Smith, and some others cannot
endure the pressure of the rowing loyal.
lists. We hope for the sake of future
peace these will all stand firm and help
throw sky-hjgh those wandering political
drummers and knaves who would sink
and ruin Louisiana. We 90 not beliere
in Stumbling these Disguised EepDbll-
cans. Give them "a fair chance tv help
save the State and nation.-PAnters'
Banner.
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FEMALE DILLIG

English Female Bitters
English Female Bittrrs
English Female Bittrrs
English Female Rirtrrs
English Female Bittrrs
Cures all Female Complaints
Cures all Female Connla;nts
Cures all Female Cumplaints
Cures all Frr,alr CounrIain,s
,..c Cures all Female Complaints
IT satisfies old and young
1t Sati>tirS old and young
1t satisfies old and young
1t ~sati-tirs old and Young
1t satisfies old and young
For Painful Mpnstruation
For Suppressed Mrnstruatiop
For Protuse M"ns;rnat;on
FOR L"uchorlhGa or Whites
For Falling of the Womb
1t delights Husband aud Wife
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and Vile
1t delights Husband and Wife
1t delights Husband and WIFI.
AS a Female Regulator
AS a Female Regulator
As a Female Regulator
As a Female Reg ulator
., AS a Female Regulator
ADDS Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
Adds Strength and gives Beauty
prepared by Southern Physicians
flepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared 10y Southern Physicians
prepared by Southern Physicians
Prepared by Southern Physicians
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1t affords US great pleasure to publish
the above announcement. Mr. King is high
ly qualified for the position of Congressman,
fom long experience in legislative and le-
gal affairs, and in having a well cultivated
mind with the gift of oratory. He hasa'ways
bee, conserysrise in his opinions, acts in
politics for The benefit ofthe people at large,
and never allows himself to be governed
by a partisan spirit. He is one of the most
accompli he'd gentlemen we have ever
known: aud WA enrnort- HING NTH Ill !"
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t]risuing With liz LIS! e''S H.
War breaking ont between England ard
France a new Governor, Mr.. Galband. ar.
rived in May 1898, to take command and
place the island in a state of defence from
British invasion. So4@pafterwards the Ma
tional Assembly sent out commissioners
with fresh Instructions, and suspended the
new governor. Galband, aided by his bro
ther, armed force composed of militia, sea.
men from the ships in the 'harbor of Cane
Francois and a great number of volunteers.
and attack d the commissioners. who were
with the regular troops. After great loss
on both sides, followed by repeated skirm.
ishing, the commissioners, finding that their
tr ops were rapidly DESERVING and that Gal.
bands, forceswere resolute, called to their
aid the revolted slaves, offering them their
freedom and the pillage of the city of q De
FRANCOIS. Macayasa negro of Il brutal and
bl'odthi:s sly dispoSA9 I, accepted tie pro-
posaI, and with threSQ -four thousand ne.
groes joined the commisS hers. The city
was attacked, and men, WOMB Aand children
indiscriminately Slaughtered. ~The white
inhabitants fled to the seaside in hopes of
finding refuge on the shipping in the harbor.
but q bo"y of mulattoes cut off their retreat
and a horrid butchcry easued, which con.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-03-21

PUBLIC SALEs.-The property belonging
to the Estateof Louis Thierry, will be sold
on the premises at Plaisance the Oath INST. &;
on the 26th inst, at II o'clock, A. NJ, there
will BE sold at Constable's sale, at the Court
House in Opeloasas, one horse also on the
26th inst, will be sold at the residence of
widow Etienne Latiolais in Plaque''ine
Brulee, the property of the Estate o. Ell
erne LatioiaiS.
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tW~ Col Thompson has recently en-
closet his lumber yard opposite the Court
House in Opelousas, which is. filled with
every description Of lumber, Cor sale at the
cheapest rates.
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,t~ We observe IN IL Circular tcthe Re-
publ.eans Of Louisiana, published in the
N. @. Republican, tshet q large numSS1o Of
the members of the late so-callzh C'shstitus.
tional convention, and ~amonS<fhem George
H! Jackson, A. D~onataes~Jr and Michel
VIDAL .Ealp sss'S Parish, have :" pedged their
lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor
to the success Of the. Radical Republican
Party, and the election of the candidates
they have nominated" t"-wit: the ticket
with II. c. Warmoth for Governor, and
Michel Vidal for Congress from this Dis
trict. We are led to believe that this pledge
signed by the above-named representatives
from this Parish, will be ~repudiated by
aheir Republican Coz stituents here, and
that the ticket headed by the name Of Judge
j. G.: Taliaferro for Governor, will be sup
ported by them. They prefer Judge Talia-
ferro, he being an old resident of the State,
which Walmrth is not, and will nominate
some person for Congress residing in the
District, Vidal having neither residence
nor property therein. :, -, T. $500" r. j.
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Since Gen. nc1 elea Elders
ale out, and it's known that
be a revision of the registry, il IS
cumbent on the Democracy to. go
work in earnest in order to defeat, f.
possible, the nefarious schema of cos4
g%ressional reconstruction Papplid
ton to this State. The laW5BfCoM
having been altered, the so-ealled
stitution, wrought ut at Mechanics In
stitute by the vagrant and mendicant
carpet-bag convention, it is now neces-
sar.y to vote directly against that in
s'rument. Notwithstanding the actual
dlscouraging appearance of the registry,
the object can be accomplished # tie
people go to work earnestly, r.solntely
and perseveringly, aid il the commit
tees act with promptitude and vigor
We can beat the Constitution, and we
must beat 1t. There should be no adj
mission of the possibility of failure.
But the first thing to be done is to assure
the registration of every qualified voter
during the five days allowed for re-.
wishing the lists. After that let every
man vote, and See to it that his neigh
Dor votes. With the white people of
Louisiana success in this election is q
question of liberty, of civilization, of
social existence. The highest motives
that influence the citizen prompt them
to 90 into the Contest with determination
to win. Let them make up their minds
to it, and act accordingly, and they mi
win.-N O. Crescent.
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OPELOUSAS,tLA
n" Subscription to the JOURNAL is reduc-
ed to s. per nnrHn:|

~ JOHN E. KING, ESQ. will be sup
ported bv 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.
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n CARD.

Mr.. EDIToR-A card having appeal N9R
the oprI5Hs: Courier. s'gnrd by JG.
.. false charges against him, (b"t htStoes not
state what thhos,. tatsel n6gss wslaD and at the
same time made apA BXGoilector OF
State Takes.' -.
l did make applicaWd :. Baker to, be
appointed collector Of Taxes for 1867,
and | contend that l legal right to do SO.
Mr.: Hayes at that tiq 100 having given bond
and security as required by Section list of an
act of the Legislature, entitled "An act to de-
fine the duties and fix the compensation of
1853 1853 and i,1finy aes' s.d arfauitvr r's According st,';
to Section xht the same act. For the truth
of the ab4$ Statements, refer to the State
Of Ft1'" "a yn !3,h ! lIds.
Opele as, March 18th, 1865
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER

Use Dromgoole Il Co S King of Chills
Use Drongoole Il Co.'S King of Chills
Use DronIgooif * Co.'S King of Chills
Use Dromg""l" Il Co $ King of ChiIls
Use DromgooIe Il Co.'s King of ChilIs
Ii makes permanent cures
1t makes y rmalent cures
/; makes jnNnlan"nt cures
l. ':':tN' : >" ! a it.. III cures
1. 'iIar' l. ruttICut cures
For all forms Of Ciiis and Fever
toi a forms of [ hills and Fever
For u. i, MS of Chills and Fever
For al tpIms Of Chil!s and Fever
For all forms Of Chills and Fever
Cleanses the Stomach aud arnuses tIIe Liver
ClranSes the Stomach and arousrs the Liver.
Clransrs the Stomach and arouSrs The Liver
Clcanses he Stomach and arou,es thu Liver
Ctcanses the Stomach and arouses the Liver
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LOUISIANA RnE.-Plaqueminps parish
is making rapid advanc 'ment in the cul-
tivatlon Of rice. Many of the. planters
have made snug fortunes in a few years
from this crop They make money
more rapidly than sugar planters W.
did in their most prosperous days. 9th
er parishes may do the same by turning
their attention in the same direction.
Planters Banner.
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~ 9en. hesnscock has appointed NJ. d.
Kavanaugh, Ell. Martin and Geo. N. Bog
Parish.
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REMOVAL.

7VHE OFFICE of Assistant Assessor of l.,
IL 5. Internal Revenue has been removed to
the new frame building of Mr.. PIaisancp. cor
ncr of Main and Bellevue streets, Oprlousas.
JNO. G. TUCKER,
Asst. Assessor Int. Rev.
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FOR YOUR KIDNEYS

Use Ext. Bearberry, Cuhebs and Ruchu
Use Ext. B'arberry, Cubebs and Buchu
Use Ext. Bparberry, Cube bs and Buchu
Use Ext. Bearberry, Cubebs and Bnchu
Use Ext. Bearbtrry, Cubrbs and Bnchu
Never fails in Kidney Diseases
Never fails in Kidney Diseases
Newer fails in Kidney Diseases
Never fails in Kidney Diseases
Never fails in Kidney Diseases
For Gravel and Urinary Deposits
For Gravel ard Urinary Deposits
For Gravel and Urinary Deposits
For Gravel and Urinary Deposits
For Gravel and Urinary Deposits
Cures lucuntinence of Urine
Cures Iucontinence of Urine
Cures Incontinence of Urine
Cures Incontin-nce OF Urine
Cures Incontinence of Urine
Cures Weak Back and elect
Cures Weak Back aud elect
Cures Weak Back and elect
Cures Weak Back and elect
Cures Weak Back and elect
Cures frequent desire to Urinate,
Cures frequent desire to Innate.
Cures frequent d@sire to Urinate
Cures effects Of Dissipation,
Cures effects. Of Dissipation,
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this revolutionary cabal. The swelling
chorus which New York. and Maine
Sent up two days ago, has made the
Jacobins tremble in their places be-
CAUSE they feel that it expresses the just
condemnation of their misdeeda, and is
the verdict of all offended and outraged
country. The voice of the people is the
voice of God, and let those beware who.
excite its Judgment. A great reaction
has begun, and it will not end until the
Union is restored in all its grand pro-
PORTIONS, and peace and prosperity again
Observation-Disclosures LntrNigencer.
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Ayouth in London 1T recently lost $780,
900 at whist match.
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REMOVAL.

THE OFFEE of the Assistant Collector
Il of l.. SIuternal Revenue. has },cn re-
moved to tt new frame building Of Mr.. Plai
sauce, cpner Of Main and Bellevue strpets
OpelouSs. ). Z. COSTLEY.
Asst Collector. Int P.r
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- The SIT. Annie Waglet leaves Wash.
Sunday morning. at 10 o'clock,
aRLNE% Orleans every Wednesday eve
nif,zht 5 o'clock.
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not TO be Paid for Unless Perfectly Satisfactory.

~ TO "a
-" Every patron obtains a Watch by
this arrangement, costing SO, while it may
be worth $1,000. No partially shown. As
We wish TO Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming the
articles. are placed in sealed envelopes, and
we'll mixed. Holders are entitled to the arti-
cles named on their certificate upon payment
of Ten Dollars, whether it be- a Watch worth
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A single certificate will be sent by mail,
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