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Police CoURT, FEB. l5.-Wm. John
son, drunkenness, So.
J. L. Niyrett, drunk and disorderly, 50.
Charles Waggoner, drunkenness, dis
charged.
Nancy Lewis, colored, street walking
and disorderly conduct, So.
w. J. Erwin, disorderly, So.
Ann Clifton, contempt Of court, costs
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CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Shurchr strsqF;, be be
tween Hish and Vine. p. 5. Fau, Pastor.
Incidence, Southwest corner DeAum u.aI :
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uPl,taNG Avn ca sING 80 TuE
T-ftS-AE~s ~ Est.--na',isl. -
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PRICES REDUCED!
TENNESSEE IRON STORE,
Nss. 81 ana "a North Market -.

1KTEHAVE THISD REDUCED PRICES
w of Illnesses and KENTUCKY, or b Irga.
Merchants, manufacturers and farusrs viii md
IL 70 their interest % purchase Of o. We afo
lns only manufacturers Of the old reliable Ten
making a superior quality Of cheap non. a.
sIEs8-bar, band, round and squars sheet, etc,
branded Kentucky. This iron 4 far superior %
any Puddisd Iron made on the ohio uguT.
An iron s0ii 81 Us i branded n B. 4 8 ~.
and II. b. Z s. Tenn. Charcoal
Alibsral diseount allowed % wholesals dealers.
isrS5n HILLMAN BRO. 4 SONS
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'lrc AbshiOgtnn ana Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Episcopal.

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHD kCAI5A no. II
pcs;SsnrT in Eigefeld. Services az 10 A. N.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock r. A.
LEwrsRURG AND NoLEssvULE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at 80 A NJ, arriving at Lewisburs same
day.
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I--,.o Na-hviile ot........sN0 4. ~ and TO P. n
Irrive nj Cbattnuooea... 600 A. v. and 500 P. NJ.
ghelhvville and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves VI Nashville 45 p NJ.
Arrives Al Nashville.....-.... lNn A. ~.
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Passenger Trans
leaves Nashville at....., l2l5 A. NJ and 500 P. ~,
Arrives NJ Nashville at...7:l5A y. and 800 P. ~
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once HOnTs.
RAILROAD ANN sFAsE TIME TABLE

rrom-AMtosp.m Sundays. 7too A. n.
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Icons Warrington aud Southern Wa
chattanooga.
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rpaFFIcLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at...............--'lne9 A. ~
tesva Nashville P H.
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Beeatar, memphis aud New OrIeaRa.
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,-.aHvrrT.F AED NORTHWESTERN RAILRoAT'
D. I-..n
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sYt-.t >sr:i,ss-..
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Tdxeaeia and TEeatuclsy RR.
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memphis aud New Orleans.
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~rcp,s1 sOsfIsrsph.
.s. G.Es .
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Northwestern ". u.
N ,s...fl..ht .g.40p a
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THE STONES RIVER
SINGLE MACHINE.

OF TIE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED
~ patent, t0 their extensive establishment.
and are prepared to supply any quantity Of moIi
suneTinr
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NASHVILLE AEp DTCATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive ii ,'l A "
Leave -.-'.-'.-'-'.'''''''''''.''' ''''' r D.
Man and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. .....--..-...','...' =, A. y
arrive ~ Nashville o'E' r D.
Memphis. Mobile and n. O. Express:
Leave Nashville nt....''.-.''''.'''''' % ~ r ~
AvriVa AZ Nashvil a.5z A. D.
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"ARROW TIE" AGENCY.

TX7E OFFER to the public our UNIVERSAL
Wv ly adopted Iron Tics and Bands. AZ
ter long experience in this trade, being
satisfied that it is to be a permanent one
we have made arrangements to meet the
universal demand, and arc prepared to sup
ply in addition to Il celebrated Arror
Tie; the other popular Self Fastening
Buckle IIoIdfast, and Button Tics,' all
made of the very best quality Of English
Iron, with Bands of any required length,
which we propose 20 niSh to the trade,
on the most favorable terms.
Mr.. j. J. McComb, the Patentee of the
.Arr0W Tie will continue to reside in Liver
pool, giving his personal attention to the
business, having facilities which enable him
to manufacture at the lowest possible cost.
James II. Houston, our authorized Agent
in Opelousas, will keep a supply constantly
on hand, for the benefit of those wishing to
make shipments of Hay or Cotton.
Ii I. BARTLETT, G,nl Agt.
No. 43 CaroHdele: Street,
iuly4 New Orleans.
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The mississippi Election.

The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion thus
speaks of the recent election in that
State
The election which has just occurlsd
in Mississippi is perhaps, the most re-
markable political event which ever
transpired in the exercise Of the elective
franchise, Our opponents are complete
~ mystified by the result, and hardly
realize the tact, even now, that the men
tai slavery they had fastened upon the
colored race has been destroyed by their
own good sense and independence. The
fact that men of color could be prevail
ed upon to vote against Radicalism new
err, for q moment, entered into the zeal
citations" of the knaves and tricksters,
who concocted their d;abolical conspira-
cy against civilization and liberty with
such INSCRIPTIONS and disgusting vii
lainy.
The truth is, our great victory was
won by reason and argument, fairly ad-
dressed to the minds of colo,ed men.
The magic of the Loyal Leagues has
been broken. The fate of the carpet
bag adyenturers ard Jail birds is sealed,
so far as Mississippi is concerned. When
another election occurs, there will be
hardly 4 ~corpolal's guard Of colored men
found in the State to back the sordid
wretches who seek to ruin both races
here, and make money by the sacrifice
of Liberty and all the common decencles
of life
The Brandon Republican thus replies
to the charge of IRA adj as to the eicc-
ton In Rankin county:
The man who says that negroes We're
forced to vote the Democratic ticket is
t.. They were persuaded to do it.
They were told that the new Constitu-
to- was a Yankee trick to rob them of
their earnings. They were told that il
they voted the Republican ticket-voted
to disfrauchise the white people who
were feeding them and their families
they would thereby declare themselves
our enemies, and that when their present
contracts were out they would have to
hunt employment elsewhere, because We
would not employ a man who declared
himself our enemy. That much we said,
and We intend to stick mp to it. But the
man who says We attempted to intimi-
date them by threats or violence, tells a
wilful and malicious lie.
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THe AMNESTY PgocLAMAr1oS.--Ihe Pres
idcnt's proclamation of the 4th inst, after
reviewing the objects Of the war, his pre-
vious amnesty proclamations and the ad-
vantages to be derived from general amnes-
" at the present time. ceacludes as fuliews:
Now, therefore be it known, That i, An
drew johnson, President of The United
States, do, by virtue of the Constitution
and ia the name 81. the people Of the United
States, hereby proclaim and declare uncon-
ditionally and without reservation to alfand
to any person who directly or indirectly
participated il the late insurrection or re-
bellion. excepting such person or persons
~ may De under presentment or indictment
in any Gaart OF the United States, having
competent jurisdiction, upon q charge Of
treason or other felony, d full pardon and
amnesty for the offenses Of treason against
fhe United States or of adhering to their
enemies during the late civil war, with res
toration of aI rights Of property except as
10 slaves, and except IS to any property Of
which any person may have been legally
aiYestsd under The laws ofthe United States.
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MY FR.ENDs,-I am now thoroughly re-
pairing my School Buildings for the purpose
OF opening my Female School on the I'd Mon.
day of September prox. At considerable ex-
pense and with much labor, / am preparing to
furnish you with a first class School; should
my attempt prove abortive, 1t will probably
be a long time ere another effort of the kind
is made in your midst; as nothing enhances to
the value of property, and adds to the prosperi-
ty of a country, more than good schools l
hope you will feel under some obligations to
assist me. 1 only ask patronage. / will owe
by the LIST of October $1,000, to pay which, /
must hare q good schaot, or sell the property.
With thirty pupils, (half boarders,) and all
paying me quarterly in advance, / can sue
coed. My terms are as moderate as could
possibly be asked; as will be seen in the fol
lowing schedule of prices: $15 per month for
Board; IS cents per dozen for washing pupils
furnishing bedding. napkins, bowl and pitcher,
&c; S4 per month FOR English; $f.50 each for
French and German. and $5 for Instruments
Music. No extra charge for Vocal Music. So
soon as we have sixty pupils, we will reduce
English tuition to IS per month, and Music to
81 We intend to spare no paiasain making
ours as good a school as any. opelousas and
vicinity are noted for health and salubritY of
climate. We are very conyenientada
Orleans by Steamer and Raibseah Win Stags.
Near us are neral Springs, where
parents I'd the Summer with their
ehilIres.% Safety. Can yon not send your
daughter, and influence your neighbor to send
his / We receive all kinds of country produce
iii payment Of board and tuition fees. In
variablIy q~uaterly in advance. Address MRs.
S.M. WnirE, or b. +. WHITE, Opeiousas.
b. +. WHITE. Superintendent,
Opelousas Female College.
Opeiousas, La, Julyii. 1868.
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D~Subscription to the Journal is reduc.
ed TO s. per annnm.

THE CRoP.-The reports from all omar
ters of the parish relative to the growing
crop, continue to be of the most encourag-
ing character. Corn, cotton, potatoes, and
indeed everything planted aud cultivated
hereabnats, have never within the memory
of h e-oldest inhabitants been better. 1t
seems that'the failures of a few years back
are to be compensated now by a largess that
shall fill the granaries and satisfy the PEG.
pie all over the land. Let US, the benefici,
aries, not fail to entertain toward an over.
ruin. Providence a due sense of gratitude
for the ''early and the latter rains" which
have fallen SO seasonably throughout this
planting season, and let the farmer take
courage and hope from the abundant re-
wards Of his industry now almost within
his grasp. We believe that We, as a peo-
pie, have seen our worst days, and that we
are entering upon a new era of prosperity
and wealth.
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Ra@ We are pleased to learn from q gen.
tleman, who recently visited the northern
portion Of the State, that. our parish will
receive this fall a considerable addition to
it's population from the parishes of VIM,
Claiborne and Jackson. There is through
out that locality a general feeling in favor
Of moving to this section. The great adj
yantages and beauties of st. Landry are be-
coming widely known, as we are Informed
by the officers of the immigration Society,
and many new corners may be expected d"-
ring the fall and winter, from Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, the eastern portion Of
Texas and from some of the northwestern
states. We are g~ratitied to be able to state
to all such, with the utmost confidence,
that our people will be able to furnish
them, should an army come, with provls.
ions, e~scnlents, meat and ~breadstufls, in
great abundance and at a low cost. We
extend a cordial invitation to industrious,
thrifty people of every section to come and
select homes in our charming country, and
lend a helping hand towards developing its
great natural resources.
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Estate OF sydalIse Vcromiaue.

District Court, Parish St. Laadry.-No. -.
cYLVAIN SAUNIER, of the Parish of St.
~ i andry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Sydalise Veronlque, his deceased wife, late
of said parish;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing at ny Office in the town OF
OpeIousas, within ten days from the present
notice A. GARR1GUES, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 4, 1868.
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ID I n II A.

ENHiS dreadful summer complaint is now mp
Il on us, and oh! how many thousands it
carries to an ultim"ly grave every year! Be-
ware mother, how you neglect that slight
D!a.rlea in your family; nip it in the bud.
SEND immediately and procure one bottle of
DROMGOOLE u cos
Red DiarrhGa Remedy
For your family, so that you can give it when
necessary. For infants at the breast, and the
bowel complaint Of children while t~eetlinp, It
acts like a charm. All forms of Diarrhpa,
Cholera Morbus, nausea and vomiting, craulps,
pains in the stomach and bowels, are in,ne-
cured by its use.
USE RED DIARRHEA REMEDY.
USE RED DIARRlIUA REMEDY.
USE RED DIARRHQ1A REMEDY.
It is so PHEASANT, so cooling and SO prompt,
that all praise it.
During the prevalence of Cholera in Mem.
plis, last summer, it was extensively used by
The Masses, and prescribed by many Physl-
clans, with the happirst results, for all the inst
stages of Cholera. All cases of
BLOODY FLUX OR DYSENTERI,
Mucus Diarrhna, pains and straining of the
bowels, should not fail to use a few doses OF
Dromgoole & Co.'S Dysentery Compound
And be cured.
All Physicians Of experience agree that Dys-
catery and Diarrhna are treated differently,
and our compound is THE MEDICINE that VIII
effect a cure.
ILL MEN
Whose wives are suffering with constant pain
and suffering each month, whose menstruatIon
is too much or too little, or painful, or irregn-
lar, who is suffering with falling OF the womb,
with Leucorrhea or Whites, should not fail to
carry home one bottle of
DROMGOOLE & CO.'S
English Female Tsitters,
Which will cure al! those complaints and re-
store them to health aud buoyancy again.
THAT YOUNG GIRL
Whose very c~nuntenance, acts, color and walk,
indicate disease, can be so easily restored to
health by using the English Female Bittcrs."
1t touches the pale cheeks with the crimson
blush of nature, adds joy and brightness to the
DETECTED and melancholy, gives briliiancy t.
the eye and intellect, imparts beauty and
charms to fair retiring childhood, and composes
in ola age
| USE ENGLISH FEMALE BiTTERS.
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BlTTERS
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS.
| For old and Young, married or single.
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COnStaDlcsS sale.

ConStaDlc'S sale.
N. Quatreveaux, Agent, VS.. Mary Mussand,
Acknowledgements Court, Parish of St.
Landry.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. ia. issued in
Id the above entitled cause, by J. W. Jack
son, Justice of the Peace, in and for the Parish
of st. Landry, and directed to me, Valery
Roy, Constable in and for the said parish, l
have seized and will sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court House
of this parish, in the own of. Opelousas, on
THURSDAY, July %, 1868, at ii o'clock,
A. NJ:
/ DINING TABLE, BUREAU. 2 WASH
stands, = wash-bowls and pitchers, 3
lamps, | safe, | bedstead and bedding, 20
chairs.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
vALERY ROY, Constable.
Opelousas, July II, 1868.
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state of Louisiana,

District Court, ST. Landry--No. 10olS.
DHILLIP stage, Jr, of the Parish of
K ST Landry Administrator of the Estate
of Eugene ?. Pitre, deceased. late of said
parish, having filed a TabKau of the Distribu-
ton of the funds of said Estate, accompani-
ed by his petition praying for thedlomologation
of the same; and whereas, the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order of Court
dated May Is, 1868;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau, in writing, at my Office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tabieau should not be homologated
and confirmed.
A. GARRIGUES. Clerk.
Clerks Office. Opclousas, June IS. 1868.
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Fstate of Eli Snuff.

District Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. -.
DIERRE GUILLORY, of the Parish of
Z St. Landry, having applied by his pc
,ition to be appointed Curator of the Estate
of Eli Snuff, deceased, late of said Parish
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my Office in the town OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. A. GARRlGCES, Clerk.
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Selling Out at Auction.

THE UNDERSIGNED wishing to go into
L a Wholesale Grocery business, will sell at
auction, commencing on TUESDAY. the 2lst
of July inst. the contents Of their Retail Store
on Main Street, Opelousas.
The list of goods to be offered is very ex-
rensive it comprises Dry Goods, Shoes, Hard
ware, Saddlely, Crockery, and a variety Of
other articles too numerous to mention.
Those wishing to purchase a lot of goods
previous to the day of sale at auction, will do
well to call at once.
Terms on the day of sale.
BLOCH & DUPRE,
Corner Main and North Streets.
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PER MoT Tnu1 to sell xr t9S IA;
MACHINE. This Machine is equal to the
standard machines in every respect and is sold
at the low price of $40 Address
NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE CO,
26-3m Pittsburgh. Pa.
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ETrIIE TAX ROLL of the town Of Opclou-
l. sas being completed, the undersigned
Assessor has deposited thesamc at the office
of ID. G. Sitlig for examination by whom it
may concern, for ten days from this date.
A. j. THOMPSON, Assessor.
Opelousas. July 4th, 1868.
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whats the Matter OH MAN!

Can't you get your kidneys to act free enough7
Are you troubled with gravel, or any kind of
deposits ? Do you pass bloody urine occasion
ally =? Are you annoyed with too frequent in
c~lination to pass your water? Is your urine
thick or milky Have you a pain in the small
of the back Are you nervous, melancholy,
or alarmed in ynlr dreams, from the effects OF
habits of dissipation or indiscre'ion7 DO you
require a diurctic, Or a medicine which will
immediately arouse and restore your kidneys
and bladder to a healthy action2 Ii so, pro-
cure one bottle of
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-Th cele-
bration of the anniversary of the Methodist
Sabbath School and the tableaux exhibi,
tons, on the evening of the Sd inst, was a
very spirited and successful affair, and re.
fected much credit upon the ladies and gen
tlemen engaged in it.
The entertainment consisted of music,
vocal and instrumental. dialogues and reel
tations by the children, and a series of
fully arranged tableaux; including also q
most bountifll provision of refreshments,
rare and delicate, dispensed by the ladies
themselves.
A large audience attended, and the whole
affair passed off most agreeably and success
fully. The children acquitted themselves
exceedingly well; indeed, so pleasingly ex-
ecuted was their part of the programme
that we would like, had We the space, to
give each one the praise due; but as II
woald be unjust to leave out any, where all
did SO well, we will have to forego the
pleasant task and content ourselves with
general words of commentator.
The ladies and gentlemen who participa-
ted, also acquitted themselves in the most
artistic style, and each scenic display was
greeted by the aiAiiense with the l~iveliest
testimonials Of Of pleasure and approval.
It il, however, bu Just to say that the skill
full assistance of on talented fellow towns
man, Simon Richaf@ contributed much to
the success of this pay of the entertainment.
Butihe prime mover md vital agent in the
whole affair was Mr.. wilkinson, pastor OF
the M. e. Church. e reverend gentle
man is q live man al seems to possess
the happy faculty, in 4 calling, ofkeepina
many things going at same time and
nesglecting none. We him much sue.
cess and bid him God SD in all his efforts
forthe promotion Of reliss in this commu-
nifty.
The proceeds of the hrtainment, we
understand, are to be sriated to re-
furnishing the sabbath eshpoS library and
realting The interior Of 9eschd
y
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w We call the attention Of those who
may have cotton or hay to bale, to the
advertisement Of the t'Arrow Tie Agency
Of III. T. Bartlett Of New Orleans, in anoth-
er coiulan. MFR. jas. Il. Houston i the au-
thorized agent at this place, and viii keep
a supply Of the Ties on hand.
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a GARRIUUES, Clerl
Clerks Office, June IS, 1868.
opeiousas Female college.

Opelousas Female College.
TyHE NEXT SESSION Of the Opelousas
Female College will open on MONDAY,
January 9th, 1868.
Board, BIS per month ; English Tuition "a;
French and German, each, $l4; Music, IS, in
GLIDING use of instrument.
First term will continue six months.
Halt Board and Tuition fees payable on en-
teTing and balance LIST April. Mrs. S. III.
White and sisters will teach the different de-
partnlents.
Pupils will furnish their Bedding, Napkins
and Wash-boWi and Pitcher. All fees may be
paid in country produce.
ID. f. WHITE.
Opelousas. December 7tb. 1867
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State ofLouiSiana.

state OF LouIsiansl,
DISTRICT Court, " ,oo.o
Parish of st. Landry. NV io'4
OUIs stage, ofthe Parish of St Landry,
Administrator the Estate Of Omer Savant,
deceased, late of said parish, having filed a
Tableau of the Distribution of the Funds OF
said Estate, accompanied by his petition pray
ing for the homologation of the same and
whereas the prayer of said petition has been
granted by an order of Court, bearing date
June 8, 1868;
Row. therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tabieau in writing, at my office in the town of
Opeloosas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated and confirmed.
A GARRIGUES, Clerk.