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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-03-28

The MAINE fELEcTHoN.-The Presi-
dent on Monday night received the fol
lowing despatch ; fssssa< 4@
Isnpeachers rebuked-Augusta gives
sixty-one Democratic majority. 1t is
the largest vote ever thrown The Dem
ocratic gain is 500 on the vote of 1866"
Also The home OF Morrill, and Blaine
responds to impeachment by a Demo
cratic victory, the first in twelye years
Mayor and Aldermen elected on the lar
gest vote ever cast. Have confidence In
the people-Nationaz hteutgencer, 12
,nst,
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FOR CHTLLS AND FEVER

Use Dromgoole Il Co s King of ChiIls
Use Droungoolr & Co s King of Chills
Use Dromgoole Il Co.'S King of Chills
Use Dromg"olr 4 Co : King of Chills
Use Dromgoule & Co. $ King of ChilIs
1t makes permanent cures
1t makes permanent cures
l. makes p"r!nan-rt cures
l. .n'k's ,".rtna,. ~ currs
n.,kss ir tulnicut cures
all forms Of Cli l., aud Fever
For all ferns of tni'S all Fever @
For al +, ms # tIiil> and Fever
For all fms Of CllillS and Fever
For all forms of Chi!ls and Fever
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Cl"ansrs the Stomach and arousrs the Liver
ClranSeS the Stomach and arous..s thu Liver
ClrAnses the Stomach and arnu>es the Liver
Clransrs the Stomach and arouses the Liver
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~ We call the attention of st"ck-buy-
err TO the advertisement ofMr. W. II. Bas-
sttt, offering for sale 500 sheep at g. per
head. We are informed that these sheep
are of fine quality and the sale of them at
so low a figure, affords az excellent oppor-
tunity for Investment by our prairie stock
raiSerc
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W- Brevet MAJOR zen. Robert c. B"ch-
anan has been appointed by the President
TO command the Fifth Military District, vice
Gen. Hancock, relieved at his own request.
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- JOHN E. KING, ESQ, will be sup
pnrted nv the voters Of the Parish OF II.
Landry for Congress. mt the next election
to be holden on the 18th and 18th "f April
paxt MANY CONSERVATIVES
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w The Legislature OF California has
rejected the amendment to the Constitution,
known as the 14th article, by a vote of At
to "a. j..
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VIA, Wrlfeston the 22Im p 70 his
paper, the Homrr~eDFBHs:
Over a week ago We got through with
the adoption of the Constitution. section
by section. 1t was then referred to a
select committee on style and arrange:
ment. which committee, after Several
days dellberation, reported back almost
an entirely new Constitution. This re-
port was laid ON theetable, and the Con-
stitution, as originally passed, wa; then
referred to the Committee on Printing,
with instructions to have it put in right
shape. But it seems that the, copy fur
nished tire Committee on Printing, by
the regular Enrolling Committee was
not itself correct. The whole matter
was, therefore, REFERRED to5anothsre spe-
cial COMMITTEES on day before yesterday
last Thursday. !
I have given mp all Of procur.
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TsRe Responsibility for Public
EblSffrssCS

"No:hing is easier than to pull to pieces
the policy OF congress on this subj ct. Its de-
lays and tailu. e., the recklessness which has
marked it, every step, the wrongs inflicted
upon the South, m whites, and the manner
in which it sec res political ascendency to
ignorant, I'm .rained negroes, led by a few
chararterless adventurers-are points so
vulnerable that every democratic talker may
employ them TO the disadvantage IF the
Radicals without much difficulty. But some
thing more is needed.'-Nem York Times.
The indictment thus preferred against
revolutionary Radicali>m could not be
we'll expressed in fewer W 'rds. THIS
revolutionary party is now i'll power, and
is responsible for the criminal acts re-
frrrpd to-. 1t does not become its oppo-
nents to say what they will do when
they reach power. " lords are only Sii.
yer, acts are gold. Sufficient unto that
day is he %srievous responsibility thereof.
| The Democrats and Conservatives, when
in power, will approach the sum Of all
evil at their hand with tear and trem-
bling. Meanwhile, the only present,
e>igent duty Of all good men is to fight
the cornmon enemy and to lIurl him
from power. Any change cannot but
be for the better when it is admitted that
IAhp assassins OF constitutional liberty are
! in the higi. places OF tie land. The sole
ISSUE Of Democrats and Conservatives
should be against the .~,i,leous wrongs
of the Radical revolutionis,s and usur-
pers. We have IL" patience with a man,
set of men. OF party out OF power, who.
in a Its and death struggle to. preserve
lil,Aa& and the Constitution. allow them
les to BE- put upon the defensive by
ggrstioYs Of what they wouM do prcce-
gent to VyAavtmg poorer to do unything.
yAttaeNot the elenay is the true platform
| Su&SSort of the man or men whose name
~.ames can command the most vote $
overthrow tue usurpers and revolution.
$&& T~%M%
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AT her residence in Washington. at half
mast four in the evening of Tuesday, March
"a. 1863, Mrs. FELICIA c. PIrRE. consort
of Mr.. Francois L. Pitre, native ofthis parish.
Her friends and acquaintanccs will long
mourn her loss. She was a pious, good, and
kind mother a dutitul, at%frctionare and loving
wife; a useful member of society, and bene-
.factress to the poor.
Requtseat in puce.
FRIEND.
Washington. La, March %, 1868.
On the 18th instant, of apoplrxy. at his
residence in OprlouSas, JONATHAN: HAIR
RlS, at the age of - years.
The deceased was a native of Pennsylvania,
and had been a resident Of this parish for about
half a century, which, III his capacity of brick
mason, he contributed greatly to improve. and
where, by his energy and perseverance, he ac-
cu,nulatld considerable property. lie leaves
no family, and no relatives i'll the State.
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Fey 7. G. Compton has been appointed
Registrar for this Parish, in place of E. II.
Martin who declined The appointment.
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ny" We have received from the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Company, 40 Fulton
Street, New York, the American Editions
of the London Quart rly Review for Janu-
ary, and Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
for Febrnary-the first containing zine arti-
Giles: Sir " alter Scott, the. Queen in the Is
lands and Highland, Private Confession i"
the Church of England, Guizot's Memoirs,
the British Museum, doughty and Cen
tenariani>m, Phoenicia and Greece, Church
Pro- re>s, and, What shall we do for Ireland ?
the latter contains: Brownlows ~(conclu-
ded), Memoirs Of Sir Philip Francis. Linda
T.essel Continued, Cornelius O'Dowd, His
to,ical Sketches OF the Reign of George II,
F nianism and the Irish at Home and Abroad,
and, the Queen Of the Highlands.
From the contents it will be seen that
these Reviews must be highly interesting,
If tire articles are properly treated and
from the great celebrity Of the British Pc
riod'cals. we feel jus fled in laying that
such is the casc-nothing being honored
with a place within tIieir pages but the best
written articles.
For terms Of subscription We, refer to the
advertisement on another rage.
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- The majority against the Constltu'
ton in Arkansas is estimated at 10000.
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tw- Gen. Hancock thinks the Constitu-
tion in Texas will he rejected.
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WANTED.

1000 CORDS OF WOOD CUT.
7 WILL pay one dollar per cord; payments
to be made every Saturday. Workmen will
be turn shed with lodging and frrwood on the
without charge. if hey desire it.
Apply to X
Near Oprlousas. or at this OFFICE.
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REMOVAL.
'NNHE OFFICE of the Assistant Collector
H. of L. ). Internal Revenue. has been re-
moved to the new frame building of Mr. Plat
sance, corner of Main and Bellevue streets,
Optlousas. J. G COSTLEY.
Asst Collector, Int. Rev.
The REAL
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- Subscription IA the JOURNAL is rcd"c-
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ADJOINING EALEK's JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
CONTINUES to offer great Inducements
~ to tn" public.
fOPLiNS md other DRESS GOODS
from 25 cts. PER yards ana nrwards.
BLANKETS 10 rs at 50 and Sc per
pair.
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES,
TOWELS, HANDkERCHIEFS, at half
their value.
HOOP SKIRTS at 81 and ST. $3.50,
springs.
NOTIONS of every kind.
Phillips stock of clothing is being sold
a, prices that can not fail to satisfy The
ladies will 10 we'll to cali and examine his
~ls-il will certainly be to their interest.
pFrrSh Goods are constantly arriving, ami
as Phillips is determined to keep nothing
on hand, they must be converted in I" cash;
and the only way to do this i, 10 sell them
very low; a. he Is now doing. Fevl
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Altho' it may not be advisable or ex-
pedient that the Democratic party should
put forward a general State Ticket in
the approaching election. the better
opinion seems to be that there sh mid
'be a strenuous opposition made in tie
Parish of Orleans to the Radical pomi-
nations. The difference in principle
between voting on the ratification of the
Constitution and voting for State officers,
should that Constitution be adopted, is
so parrow as to be- inappreciabIe. The
world knows that Louisiana is now un-
der duress-that she votes on the ques-
ion OF the Constitution with aAbavonet
at her throat-that it is no frA -ltcIion
Election means Understandable
choid To vote therefore kgainstl
Cyl fntion and for otficerRto ACID
Constitution is notkinca |,t.
to be hoped. at he Sns bat
!: ! ! } J y } ; } ; : : : !
white nan born - Eill,
70 obtain ofic. Tor lima hds,
vote for ti,aI o"Sti',utl pplr
of this StalAkrr ls6l a
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state ofL@siana,
State OfLOuiSianI,

DISTRICT COURT, ", 1nz
Parish of St. Landry.
A LEXANDRE THIERRY, of thu shl
IA of st. Landry, Administrator IS
tate of Louis Thi'rry, deceased, Said
parish, having filed a TabI-au of pClassiti-
cation Of the Debts of the said El ACCOM-
panied by his petition praying f1the homoto-
gatiun of the same and whA#as the prayer
of said petition has been graed by an order
of Court dated March 9th, \S65;
Therefore, notice is h-r4y given to all in
terested to make opposiiHn, if any they have,
in writing, at my office i'll the town Of Opr-
~lousas, within thirty days from the late of the
present. notice. wIy<aid TabIrau should not
be approved and N "logatsl, and the Admin
istrat"r authorizH&k 10 pay in confornnitx~
with. liza GRANDDAUGHTER.
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day and hour, aud not what refers to
the dead past, is the prime and indis-
pensable necessiy The Democrats and
Conservatives of New Hampshire have
been harrassed by the volunteer vista.
tons of certain men, without authorized
invitations from proper quarters, who
have unearshed the dead past, and thus
nrutralized or destroyed the advantages
surely accruing, by regarding strictly
what pertains to the day and hour,-Na-
tionok MteNigencer. -
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"a CREOLE HORSE, A SADDLE
bridle, a gri,sdstone, a branding iron, forty
%pannrls of cypress fencing, one ftathrr-brd, a
pair of andirons, a military warrant, No. 96U67,
under the name Of Pierre L%avergne, for one
hundred and twenty acres OF land, dated May
Attn. 1850, and signed by Geo, c. Whiting
Commissioners ....l..t. - =. .
TERMS n CoNDITIoNs-For the nova
bles cash the tract f land on a credit of one
and two years from the day OF sale, purchaser
furnishing his notes with security to the salts
faction Of the Administrator to bear interest
at eight per cent per annum from maturity till
paid. and special mortgage and vendors priv.
llege TO be retained on said land until final
payment III -..sst e.. z.-s -.
.... ALEXANDRA LAVERGNE,. :
March % Administrator I
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FOR YOUR

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Use Ext. B'arbrrry, Cubrbs and Buchu
Use Ext. Brarberry, Cubs BIS and Buchu $3.50
Use Ext. Bearberry. Cubebs and Bnchu
Use Ext: Brarbrrry. Cubehs and Bnchu
Never fails in Kidney Diseases
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For Gravel aud Urinary Deposits
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Cures lncontinence of Urine
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Cures Incontinence of Urine
Cures Incontinence OF Urine
Cules Iucoutinence Of Urine
Cures Weak Back and GIrct
Cures Weak Back and elect
Cures Weak Back aud Gir"t
Cur-s Weak Back and elect
Cures Weak Back and elect
Cures frequent desire to Crinate
Cures freq urnt desire to innate
Cures frequent desire T." Urinaso
Cures effects Of Dissipation
Cures effects Of Dissipation.
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SHERIET''S SALE.

cen'v''vv e: zi'i"sue' Nc 1911,
J. Bite. Rlcl'ard, her husband st. Landry.
VIRTUE of an order of Fl. ia. issued
- from the Honorable Eighth Judicial Dis
trlct Court. in and for the Parish of St Landry.
and directed to me, James G Hayes, Sheriff
OF the PARISH OF st Landry, | have seized and
will proceed to Sell at public %auc;io.,, to the
last and highest bidder, at the residence of the
Defendant n"ar'thr town of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY., the I'd dag Of May, 1868,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following Described
property. viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
situated in the Parish of st. Landry. "a
a short distance South of the town of sssm
Oprlousas, containing about (2-O) 41sAA-
Two Hundred and Eighty superficial arprnts
more or less, bring the remains ct two certain
tracts of land purchased by jean Baptistr Vie
tor Richard, from Joseph Gradenigo, f. m. c..
on the 10Th of October, le49, per act b+for,
Robert Taylor, Notary Public, aud recorded
i'll Book NJ, page 265, Of Recorders Office, par
ish of St. Landry, bounded North by LANDS of
Warren MegInIry and Augustin Strrn, East
by land of HiIaire PALLET. South by land of
widow John Cooke, and West by Bayou lis
son, together with the following BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS, viz: The dwelling
house, residence of Defendant. a cotton Gin
and press, a kitchen and a corn crib. The.
said plantation to be delivered the LIST day of
Drc"nibrr, 1868. All the fencing and the
buildings and improvements, not seized, to-
g''thcr viii! the crop, ave reserved for the lessee
of the place to whom they belong.
Seized III The above suit.
TERMS-CASH.
JAMES G.. HAYES. Sheriff.
Sheriff. S OficA Llnelnusas March y. ,6S
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,rrachtry of the Penns yrvania -
ture has shown disgust, and discour-
ages our Radical voters Last fall
thousands of them stayed from the POLLS
in this State because they )ttle
confidence in the local candIdaVTh
result has justified flleir doubts. IF VI
intend to move onward, to keep the
ranks unb,okrn, to rouse again the en-
thusiasm Of 1864, We must have some
thing 10 fight for. A man is not enough :;
we want principle, too.-Na ional IN
teNsgcnccr. ass TE's
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H. TENNEsSER.-I here are about l40,-
900 white voters i'll Tennessee. Il
these 100000 are disfranchised by a
Radical .ediet, sustained by military
force. At~tIs same time 100, 900 ne
gross are made voters. This accounts
for the recent negro triumph in the cleo
ton at. Memphis.-Nationaz i1tezigen'
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Saturday, ---- March %, 1863.
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1W- he snow was two feet deep in Bal
timore the 2lst i"st.
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NEGEO SUFFRAGE IN THE NoRTH.-
Congress, in violation of its Of q law,
and of the most common prir pal OF
Of justice, proposed to admit tn Rep
resent tives OF Alabama into Congress
upon ~ basis of a little more hhan a
third Fits voters. and they nlArly ~
negso& Under the circumstances H
introduce to terir attention thT fo96w-
ing frqp the NV York Tribup6iz@ 3,
RI bublica& in all the S had
BETTER make up V minds at &C that
there cannot be 10 policies e par
,y-qne for the Nrth and for the
South. We canhR give #ignorant
milIioe6 of freedmt il the bel States
the bsAut, aud at "A SANG gEme 1ause
it to the educated hogl lids the
North. If we atteri th iu eryl
we s.. all fnd out that We NO heaa
ed the negro, but Elvesi
should be- borne coustaf inA
every concession madel
minority Of the party1
terbalanced by thu
s~cientious and Rhgeo esjoa
Ni:.e-tenths Of II Erpu1 s b
in impartial sufffra any IRE RI
TO carry it throughN1T Fimidl ID
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~ he Oregon STATE democratic Con,
~vention bas declared for Pendleton as can
didate ff Pr, sident.
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CBLIC SALE.

Estate of Pierre D Lavergne and his
wife, AdoInicile Duplechain.
DY VIRTUE of All order of the Honorable
ID Eighth D strict Court If the State of Lou
isiana. in and for the Parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction TO the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned Adj
ministrator or a duly commissioned Auction
at the resid, nee of Desire Gaspart at
piaqurminc Brulre. in this parish, III
THURSDAY, AprU 3oh, 1868,
the following d"scri5"d property belonging to
tn" Estate of Pierre ID. Lav"rgne and his wife,
Adomicle Dupleciain. b"ttl deceased. to-wit:
IA CERTAIN
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Ley Mr. j.. KNOX has sent us some veg
etables from his garden, and says that he
will soon be ready to fur lish Opelousas
and Washington with every description Of
the same. We are glad to see that one at
beast il SO far cured of the cotton mania
that he intends to produce something BY
which t.. 1--we himself and enable Others to
live, without buying from producers in other
Stafe~. Few places are better adapted to
gardening than South Western Louisiana
the soil is rich and productive, and tae win
tiers so mild that the best gardens are often
seen during that part of the year. We wish
Mr.. Knox much success in his enterprise;
we have frequently expressed surprise that
with two towns like Opelousas and Wash
ington, only six miles apart, no one has es.
tablisIsed a farm expressly to supply them
witt, vegetables. F17' 500 ~<}>
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JoHE's PRETTY WIFE,-At theearly dawn
of the rebellion, John wuuld 90. No per-
suasion could induce him to abandon his
fighting p~ropensities. He craved Yankee
meat
His lie was in desperate health, pale
feeble and emaciated, yet young par
ting kiss and John was gone, During the
6rst twelve months Of the war news csme
that johns wife had passed away! The
war closed and John, with hSnors. scars
and glory, re.orred 10 his once happy home.
"OA,". says he. 'ithas sweet 1ower, so
beautiful in faaif g, has gone, but will
stroll the walks where we were once so
happy" He was invited into the parlor..
A zinc. healthy, rosy lady made her appear
anes. A scream was heard and she fell In.
"a his arms All, what . happy time
that lady Was Johns wife. MY dear
wife says John, what has produced so
great q, change in yoa ~ "Dromgoole 4
Co.'S English Female Bitters," was thslnod-
estrcr'y,
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L 110AAAL De La UVELLE-tHLEANS,
Newspaper published in Frenc': and Eng
lish, Daily, (Mond'ys cxcep'ed) and
Semi Weekly in French.
DHFOs'as Il zME z. II Publishers.
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70 A Handsome Bound Volume, con-
tanning $50 Mechanical Engravings. and the
United States Census by Counties. with Hints
and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt
IS .lGo
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CT OF LAND.

situated in the Parish of St. Landry. on Li,tlr
Bayou 2laqurminp B'uIee, containing Sc ven-
tv-fve superficial arpents, that is to say, five
arprnts front by fifteen in depth the said land
is bounded on thc North or upper side by the
land Of Mrs Moutun, below by the land of
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H~The April number Of Godey's La
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signs Of all the latest styles Of ladies appar-
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on subjects necessary to be known immedi-
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