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Double Lying.

We have a paragraph elsewber headed
" Double Usurpation." This shall be
devoted to a case of double lying, in
which Gen. Grant is the leading actor.
Our readers already know that Grant
was guilty Of what Carlyle calls an sun.
veracity," whenj on a certain Saturday,
he promised the President that he would
call on the ensuing Monday, and an
nOunce one of two purposes, to wit: To
retain the Office of Secretary of War.
and drive Stanton to his legal remedy, if
any he had or to resign in time for the
President to appoint a man in his place,
who aO0uld pursue that course The
Monday came and passed; and Grant
came not. But herein is where multi
piled his falsehood by two. "The rea-
son, - said Grant to the President, "why
I did not call, was because General
Sherman was with me, and engaged my
time" NAY" says the President,
" that cannot be, for General Sherman
was at the White House on that very
Monday.
This was the double falsehood-tho
lie within a lie. He did not come as
promised-which is lie number one; and
General Sherman was not the cause Of
his absence-Which is lie humber two.
In this latter falsehOod he was detect
ed and exposed in presence Of the whole
Cabinet. Then it was that the President
said" Grant ShriueZed, until he was no
bigger than my fstI' No wonder that he
shriveled. Who wouldn't shrivel when
caught in a lie? What character is
more to be abhorred than the liar
Who desires for President one whose
reputation for varacity-if he were a
witness in a dog case-might be i'm
peached and shown to be not so good
as that of men in general?
The "veil" of which Gen. NcCIern-
and speaks, is being lifted, and soon
will "the real character of Grant be
made knoWn.-CragJo1 County Forum.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-12

Jacob c. Kiser & jas F. ACIlvain, Before n Rhodes
Adm's Of Moses McIlyain, decd. 7. P, Of Urbana
}Township Cham
Nn. II. Smith & n. 7. RUie. paign County
late partners as Smith & Rule Ohio.
On January 22d A. D.. 1865 said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above action for the
Of $500 and interest from Nov. 18Th 1865
JACOB C. EISER & JAS. T. MCIIVAIN, Adnlr's
NOUEG G CHANCE. Atty's for Plaintiff.
Urbana, January 2gth 1868. 3G3-3w.
a. 81. NJ. oIosgrove, Pits, Before y. Rhodes. JP.
vs.. sOf rbana To- Cham
Wm. Fl. Smith, Defendant paign County, Ohio.
On the 22d day Of january A D. 1868. said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum Of SIS 50.
A. & }. NJ. MOSGROVE.
Urbana, o., Jan. 90, 1868. SO4-3w
Theresa Ioflt, Before n. Rhodes. J. P,
in and for Urbana Township
William II. Smith. Champaign County. Ohio.
On the 2Sth dlv of January A.D. 1865 said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above case for
the sum Of 1S3O 90 and interest from the 1st of April
1851. THERESA MOFFIT.
YoUNa q CHANCE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
3Oi-3W
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DFFICB.-Clanpaign National Bank Building q
second and third doors, Westside NOrth1lain-
S rect, ,uearthe Square.
CERMs:-S2 90 per anuum, invariably in ad-
vance. 81, ,25fOrSix Months.
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A[pLAWT0Fz zHEWSPhPER8g
3ubacriberEThod do mol Civ eexpresEnotlce
t2tRe CONTRARY ,arecOnsideredas wishing gtocon-
tInuet heir ubseriptiOns to thepaper-
fsubscribers order the discontinuanee on
theIfp periodicals, the publisher may eonilnuetO
send them until all arrearages are paid.
>. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse TO takethe!r
periodicals from the Odicct0 whicht they.Were dlr
-eCted they are held respOnsible tlli they' hage
settled The bill and ordered them discontInueu-
4 Ifsujscribers remove to Othcrplaccs WIN
outfuforming the publisher, and the papers are
sehtto thefoTIher directions they are held re-
spOnsible. e---=-,.,
periodicals from the Office, ,OrremOYlngand
eavinr them uncallcd for, is pTimaJ Jaeie eVl-
5oncc cofiltentiOnal fraud.
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UNION.
~. HOUx, PHoP5R-

OFFfCB@CIampaign National Bank Building,
second and third aoors,) EFestside n NOrth4lain-
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TERMs:-S2 90 per qnuum, invariably in ad-
vance. 81, ,25 fOrSiZ Months.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-02-12

VIII gi ve attention 20 the collection OF claims and
and accounts and especially 10 the collection Of Sol
diers Pay, Bounty and Pension Money.
Will do Notary business.
OFFICE.-On second floor Of Kaufman & Nelson E
Binding. Public Square.
apr. 2G, 1S65.-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-11
WATCHES, JEWELny, Ssc.

CUCKOO CL0cKs-OUR MANUFACTURES, IN GREAT
~ variety 1eii and caraper n an, Imported, whole.
sae and retail, AZ a. tkANktlhLD CO.'S, Jeyeier cuJ
Sixth avenue % foufteeui sueet, aud aij Esun
avenue corner VI Twenty ysxui sJr
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

vVANIED-To EXCHANGE A FARM VR COufrRY
w Seat In New Jersey, kl1apeth 'it imlto
rapidly, for iioue city below IMenen sho,,, m ot~.
Third and S.t ayenca house worth ABOUT w WI w *.
change Elizabeth Cly or q iroe'yi WA
eXchanre an elegant House IN kevenl inih street tor one
less ,xrensve lower downs e era other ttehales on v
books country Tor city, or city Tor country pfOptfy Nl
trade 6rst House and New YORK Tor season.
able Dry Goods. -. ..,, ,e, r.,,... .,u.., a.. ~
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DARTNERsHIP IN COAL BusINEss.-rHE ADvER.
t,er having many years experience In coal IN all
branches, with large scquainance and influence in retail
the business connect himself with man and buy
yar Address A. LOWTBER, station b. Sss Grand street,
two days.
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DEsrAURANT, BAR AND DINING SALOON, NEAR
IL Gold Exchange; having another business to
attend to- half cash required.
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MAY IL, lS6S.-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

L'oR sALE-HoRsE. CART AND HARNESS; A FINE
cart; horse 1A5 hands hih, years Old, sound and
kind will be sold cheap. " Last Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

AT AUCTION, THIS DAY II O'CLOCK, STOCK, IIxl
"A lures and valuable Lease OF the store 8 Ffrse
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sPORTINC-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
An ELEGANT TURNOUT, FIRST CLASS.

A o-, -."'' 0'''
private gentleman going abroad viii sell at anction
TUESDAY next May ~ through JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI,
at their horse auction mart liz East Thirteenth street, IL
o'clock,
pair Of elegant bay Mares about Is hands high, and
old kind and true In all harness. very stylish and free
drivers together In 5 warranted perfectly
lily or road team. Tol ether with
Coupe, made by Brewster Baldwin, In good order Also,
Victoria made by Brewser Baldwin in good order To-
geher with Bankets Sheets Robes, Saddle, Bride &c &C.
To be Taersas Stable, OF Foreth street
and Sixth avenue Ask for James.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 MEXICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, ia BROADWAY

NEW YORK. May 6, 1863
election of this Company held this day, the
following gentlemen elected Trustees for the ensuing
yearvix, John H. Gav't, Neziah Wright j. Dorsey Bald,
Albert ioods. Tracy H. Edson, o. u. Grant, q. L. Van
zandt, WIN. NJ. smiliic, Geo H. stayner
subsequent meeng the Board OF Trustees, the fol
lowing eectei:-
John II. (savi President.
A. q Go0dal, Vice President
G.. L. Van Zandt, Secretary.
Nez.ah Wright Treasurer.
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TOR SALE-TOGETHER OR SEPARATE, A SPLEEN
IL did team OF Horses Phaeton and Harness. Apply ut
stable 2b West street, between sixth and Sew
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IxroarAvr frcrysfs IAlbY-rO UESTLhMEy
"i. rt.s, al tie Ntw orb huseom os
t..t.. !. fi- lta.iw.v. 4uust unN = 20 a'e"d ,hcso
. ,.' ., I.teyt a Coy ~ .otNhriirs ~ cents nsi.
49, it. u. ..1W Aslk 1astuisa VI ANATOMY, W
Bra twa..
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A FOR sALE-BAKERIEs LUNCH ROOMS, CON,
IA. ectionees, Restaurants Ale Vaults, splendid Billiard
sNoons Groceries, Hotels Boarding Houses Liquor
soes country Hotels, roadside Hotels Produce Stands
MIICHELL'S Store Agency. n Cedar street.
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EoR sALE-sEvEN GOOD WORK OR FARM HORSES,
T. from the country, from $Ut vl'J Apply TO MOTT
CO., No. Bond street.
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SALOON--OysTER, EATING AND BAR; CORNER
- stand long kept ~ years; price 6cO
hOwES a CO., NO. Dey street, room NO. "
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PERSONAL.

nEAREsT wILLIE-pO CONE HOME TO YOUR ANx-
- ous wife and and al shall be forgvea anu ior'
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C,TENCIL AND HAND STAMP BUsINESS.-OLD ES.
- tabshed place has large cistomers plenty OF
MERRIAM, "a Fulton street.
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VATANTED-AN ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER, WITH
w x0, 90 TO &20O capital, buy out the interest or
retiring partner the located in the most
nent of Brookyn the business specially and con-
nected with the manufacture OF article used IN amost
every fanny; agents need Apply. Address A. b. o. D.,
Herald office.
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MADAME A. PROSAT BEGs TO INFORM HEl
l friends ami customers that she 10 prepared au
will open Monday May H. her stock OF Sna
Flowers Lingerie Haute Ncuvestte, and hopes contu
of the pat she has long received u Las
Fourteenth street, cor.ier OF Union square.
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FIRST RATE BAR ROOM AND BILLIARD SALOON
a. e1se Mures, &C., complete, for bargain. ApS
Brooklyn. ~ " ~ ~ -s
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DRoyIycE OF SAC PAuLo. BRAzIL
40 PACLO RAIbaAf.

d train 70 and from santos, Sac Paulo and Jundahy,
rn.nlns WIZ, WIZ, 49,. 81 d AUB RIi 7. Superintendent
"A ro booking Office IN Santo. WIZ pe "pen ior uSAe's
and Ia \ s ~ Tie al!i VI o. ihe ooa's 'lo" "'''
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A ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TAHLE FOR SALE--GOOD
"A ns new four pockets, with balls and cues complete, Tor
EoR sAIE-hT IS CLIFF STREET, x BILLIARD
IL Table, In perfect order.
TN0R SALE CfIEAP-A FOUR POCKET rfLLIhRD
Brooklyn.
Tor SALE CHEAP-TwO PUELAN BfLLTARD
Tables tn good order with aiis Cues ali complete
Apply OF Welion Hotel i27 and 40 Broadway
WIN. II. GRIFrITu, iss FULTON srgBET OFFERS
w Tor sale fp ef'dd stock ot and seccnd hand
fnsi attended to.
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FINANCIAL.

@170 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
%llV.uUO on New York and Brooklyn Property, In
sums over ~ tO0; SIC, ,O0O trust funds.
CALLENDEk, LAURENCE 4 CO., 30 Pine street.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-09-05
E. QUATREvAUx, Secretary.

70 Under the provisions of the Print
ing Bill recently enacted by the Legisla-
ture, the Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Speaker of the House, have %contrac-
ted with Gustave Donate and Auguste
Donate, Jr., proprietors and publishers
of the st. Landry, Progress, and have
designated that paper, to do all the pa
rochial and Judicial advertising in this
parish. We shall publish this bill, with
our comments thereon, next week,
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PUBLIC SALE.

ESTATE OF:.AUGTSTIN L. FONTENOT
pY V1Ri UE of an order of the Hon. the
D Probate Court in and for the Parish of
ST. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Auctioneer, at the last
residence Of the deceased, in Vile Platte,
in the Parish Of st. Landry, on
Tuesday, September Goth, ls6s,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate Of Augnstin Larosc F%ontenot,
deceased, late Of the Parish of st. Landry,
to-wit:
1--TI8E
where the deceased last re-
sided, situated in Vile A@A1H
PlatcaPrairie, parish aforc- IS IS MI ssS,.x q
said, consisting of a dwell @4-1l1AaEZ
ing and its dependencies, a cotton cinhouse.
gin stand and corn mill, and also of two
hundred and eighty superficial arpents of
land, bounded North by Dondicgue Larosc
F%ontenot, East by Henri Etienne Soileau.
South by Dondiegue Larose Fontenot, and
West by Joseph Marcel.
"A TRACT OF LAND situated in Vile
Plate Prairie, Parish of St. Landry, measu-
ring about Three hundred and ffty-cight
and 27ll0O superficial arpents, bounded
North by Edmond Fontenot, East by Andre
H. Deshotcls, South by Onczimc Larose
F%ontenot, and West by Bayou Jos. Marcel.
"A LOT OF LAND situated in Vile
Plate Prairie, in sad parish, measuring one
hundred and twenty superficial arpentS,
more Or less, bounded North by Dondjcguc
Larose Eontcnot, East by Lastie yjsina
South by the Do Manuel claim, and West
by Bayou JOS. Marcel.
"A LOT OF LAND situated in Vile
Plate Prairie, in said parish, measuring
tifty-eight and SOIl0O acres, more or less,
boundaries not known.
"a TRACT OF WOODLAND situated
in the Prairie Mamouth woods ss@sassa
in said parish, measuring about ;SSssssSSsasIs
one hundred superficial arpents, a#YsA@
bounded North by -. East
by Bayou Jos. Marcel, and South. and " est
by Firman Fontenot.
GA LOT OF FARMING LUMBER,
an OK cart, a carriage, two,calashes, a horse
cart, the undivided half of about twenty-six
arpents Of corn in the ~field-about 65 bar
rels, the undivided third of about fifteen ar.
penis of land planted in corn and cotton,
several beds and bedding. four armoirs. two
safes, twelve sheets, ten counterpaines, elev-
en- blankets, Il loom and rigging, a lot of
silver ware, household furniture, kitchen
utensils, plantation and farming utensils,
and many other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMs-CASH.
EDNTE Y r 4 G I'D DTc
Aug. 90, 1868. Auctioncer.
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State ofLouiSian:e,

PARISH COURT, w. a151
EOsEPH MOUTON, o the Parish of St Lam
a. dry, Administrative the Estate of Joachim
Fontenot, deceased, late of said parish, hav-
ing filed d final Tableau of the Distribution
of the Funds OF said Estate, accompanied by
his petition praying for the homologation OF
the same; and whereas the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order OF
Court, bearing date August 2Cth, 1868;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tabicau in wiring, at my office in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated and confirmed.
A GARRIGUES,
Parish Judge,
Opelousas, August %, 1868.
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days past

Senator Jewell, of New Orleans, has
been turned out of the State Senate, and
Pinchback, colored, seated in his place,
because he would talk and expose Radi-
cal villainy.
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Hon. Jas. G. Mann, our only Demo-
cratic congressman, Judge Buchanan,
formerly of the Supreme Bench, and
". Fl. G. King, Editor of the New Or
leans Times, have all died within a few
days past.
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TOrch-gight Procession.

By virtue of a resolution adopted at the
Club of the Seymour Knights a grand
Torch-Iight Procession will take place in
the Town of Opelousas, on Saturday next,
10Th September, at y o'clock, P. M.
All Democratic clubs and citizens gener-
ally of the Parish of St. Landry are invited
to join the above procession.
SOL. LOEB, President.
e. QrATREYArx. Secretary.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE TOWN
OF OPELOUSAS.
T7HE TAX ROLL of 1868 is now in my
IL hands for collection, according to a Reso-
luton of the Board of Police, the Tax payers
of said town are requested to pay their respec-
tive Tax at my Office. within thirty days from
this notice; after said date said Taxes will be
collected with cost.
My Office is at B. A. Martel & Hudspeth's
office; hours, from 7 to - A. NJ, and } to S
P. NJ. D. c.. SFTTIG,
Treasurer of the town of Opelousas.
August 1st, 1868
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Gff3s3 A PLANTATION about four miles
#%4mi Southeast of Opelousas, containing
--l.4 about seventy-two arpents, thirty ar.
penis being woodland, all enclosed with good
fences and bitches, and we'll improved.
Another PLANTATION, one mile West of
O)pelousas, containing sixty-fve arpents, en-
closed and ditched, and improved. with build
ings.
Two separate LOTS with residences on
each, one being near the Court House, in the
of Opelousas.
Apply at the SENTINEL OFFICE, or to
THEODORE CHACHERE.
in Opelousas.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate of Asa A. SHROPSHIRE. deceased

Estate of Asa A. Shropshire, deceased.
pY VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court in and for the Parish of
st. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrator, or by a du-
ly commissioned auctioneer, at the last resi-
dence of the deceased, near Big Cane in this
parish, on
Wednesday, scptember3O, 1865.
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Asa A. Shropshire, deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
ONE TRACT L
containing One hundred and sixty
acres, more or less, with all the fs:smI
BUILDINGS and IMPROVE IzAl
MNENTS thereon, consisting of one small
corn house, one cotton house, and ono s,,oEo
house; said land bounded as follows: on
the North by lands of Linn Tar1rr a.,l
lands formerly belonging to VIM. Lee. Ha>,
by lands of F. ". Cason, South BY lands
unknown, and West by lands of Robert
Hart.
TWO COWS AND THREE CALVES
one sorrel Stallion, one OK Wagon, one two
horse Wagon, two Mules, one creole Mare
and Colt, three sets of pillow Harness, one
pair of work Oxen, three young Beeves,
one small bay Mare and Colt, one brown
Mare and Colt, one lot of Hog and mark,
the undIylded two-thirds of the growing
crops of Cotton, Corn and Sweet Potatoes,
one double barrel shot Gun, household and
kitchen Furniture, farming and Plantation
Utensils, Saddles and Brides, Chickens.
Ducks, &c.
Terms AND CoNDIr1oNs.-For the nova
bles cash on the day of sale; for the land
one-tenth cash, and the balance in one and
two years from day of sale, the purchaser
furnishing his notes to bear eight per cent.
per annum interest from maturity, and Sc
cured by mortgage or the said land and
personal security to the sat '~sfaction of the |
Administrator.
VINCENT BOAGNI,
Aug. 20, '6s. Administrator.
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Stephens History of the War.
SUBSCRIBERS to this work are request
- ed to call and get their copies, upon
payment of price, as stipulated.
JOHN POSEY, Agent.
August %, 1868.
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Franklin College.
FErIIE fall term Of this institution will COM
= mencc September oath, 1868. Terms
same as heretofore, c. a. FRAZEE,
Principal.
Aug. 90, 1863.
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A n ELECTION will be held Thursday,
- September 10th, 1853, to elect a men,
Der of the Board of Police Of the Town of
OpclouSas, to fill Il vacancy caused by the
resignation of Joseph D. Richard. Polls
open from 9 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ.
F. A. KING,
President of the Board.
Aug. 30. 1863.
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Notice.

Notice..
A IL PERSONS having claims against the
IA Estate of William B: Lewis, deceased. are
requested to present them to Thos. Fl. Lewis.
Attorney at Opelousas, or to the undersigned
T.. 7. LEWIS. Administrator
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-09-05

CoTroS PLANTERs-Should prepare for
gathering the crop, and we offer a little i'd.
vice on that sui a. WHICH may prove ben
eficial. The seasc.4 for chills and fever is
now upon you at q time when you need all
the assistance you can get. If you will
send and procure o few bottles of Drom.
goole & Co.'S King Of Chills, it will save
You much time and money. 1t arouses the
torpid liver, c~leanses the stomach, opens
the bowels, and never fails 10 Immediately
break mp All forms Of chills and fever. with
out affecting the head. Il makes perrna.
merit cures. See advertisement,
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Sherifs Sale.
TN execution Of a writ issued by VIM. S.
= Reed, Justice Of the Peace, I'd Ward,
st. Landry, in the case entitled Henry L..
Garland VS.. I. L. Reynolds; l will offer for
sale, for cash, before the Court House in
opelousas, on SATURDAY, September 9Th,
a certain COW, Of color. and a CALF.
seized by me in satisfaction of said writ.
JOHN S. HAWKINS.
aug 70 Deputy Sheriff.
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Chills and Fever

TAN the Chiils be cured IN every instance
" without affecting the head Is there no
medicine that will satisfy our people, that will
permanently eradicate all forms of Chllls and
Fever? Yes, it can be done. What is its name
and where can it be had?
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BANNER

On Thursday evening last a banner
was presented to the Hancock Guards,
formerly known as the Opelousas Demo
cratic Club, by the ladies of Opelousas,
and one to the Sons of Louisiana (%color-
ed) by the Seymour Knights and Han
cock Guards. A platform was erected
against the Court House, and seats
placed in front. Candles were burning
-hnhind nonh mana Of AlAAa 10 the win
Immediately in rear Of the PLATFORM aaThfd
torches in front of it. A greater num-
Der of persons were present than we have
seen assembled at n time in O~pelousas
since the war. The Hancock Guards
and Sons of Louisiana stood on the right
of the platform, the Seymour Knights on
the left, and the Blair knights, of Wash
ington, mounted and armed with lances,
formed a semi-circle around the entire
congregation. The Brass Bands, of On.
elousas and Washington, were seated in
front of the platform. These clubs ap-
peared in sSeir different uniforms. Thir-
ty-seven young ladies to represent the
States, dressed in white, wearing crowns,
and sashes with the name of the State
each represented printed thereon, filed
out of the Court House and formed a
semi-cirele ON the platform. Miss Helen
Perkins, assist by Misses King and
Campbell, then anne forward with the
banner, and waa Introduced to the audi
ence, by MIR. i NICE +. L~astrapes, as
the young lady would present it to
the Hancock Guay in behalf of the la
dies Of Opelousaa Miss Perkins adj
dress was really tiful and well de-
ilyered. u was |ressed with spirit
and dignity and oagh not in a YER
loud tone, not a escaped the liste
er. When she Pcluded, Mr.. L. IL
King stepped for d and received '
banner for his cid heHancoe1 GnaA =
Mr.. King. in his ply. acouitta q
ualf handsomely. We
er this, Mr. A. Frazee. nrasz me
a The m - Di
which was recs ~
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