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Estate of Charles Lemon,

Parish Court, Parish S.. Landry.-No.
DIERRELEMON, fls, of the Parish of St.
IL Landry, having applied by his petition to
be appointed administrator of the Estate of
Charles Lemon, deceased, late of the Parish of
St. Landry; j &C. 5z:ril1zs l@.e,e..e ."
Therefore, any person intending. to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. ~ ID tsw 81 Fl
u Il :... JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
aelousas, December II, 1868. .--.s.-t
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DROMGOOLE e. CO.'S
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relieves the cough and pain, promotes free ex-
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at night Price $780,
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DROMGOOLE & CO.'S
English Female Bitter

English Female I3ittcrs.
Is a powerful uterine Tonic and Female Regu-
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by the female community, both old and young.
throughout the South. 1t relieves all irrepu-
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Mysteries, Palpitation of the Heart. and all
that class of complaints peculiar to females.
1t restores, arouses and invigorates the womb,
thereby inducing regularity and health.
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We have received from the publishers,
the "star -spangied Banner" for January.
With this number It enters upon it; seventh
volume and is enlargedaud improved, CIV
ing nearly double, the former amount of
matter. 1t is a rich, rare and racy sheet
of 40 long columns and 8 large pages, illus
trated,,. and is really the cheapest paper in
theAconutry. Its publishers present. gratis,
to5every subscriber, a splendid engraving,
and, the price Of it is only rs cents. Spec.
linens can be seen at this office, or will be
sent free by addressing @i~# ! .% .nT'ot
+ H"ssTAR SPANGLED BANNER, y
14l. la@I al Gaf5# l. L. Hinsdale, N. H.
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Constitution Of the Immigration Society
! Of the Parish of st. Landry, La.

: The undersigned citizcnsrof the Parish Of
st. Landry, in order to encourage immigra-
tion, and thus deyleope th~eagricultural and
resources ofsthe parish, do adopt the
following Constitution: ~
p ARTICLE l. This Association shall be
called 1.-THE Immigration Society Of the
Parish ofSt. Landry"
ART. 9. Every citizen, who shall pay to
the Treasurer, at the time of joining the as
Esoeiation, one dollar, and thereafter, one
dollar per annuln, shall be a member Of the
society.
AIR. There shall be President, Vice
President, Recording Secretary, a Cores
ponding Secretary, and a Treasurer, each
Of whom shall be elected for one year.
ART. L. There shall be an executive COM
mittce to he composed of the five officers
designated in Art. 8, and six members to be
appointed by the President, to serve for a
pu;iod Of one year.
AHT.5. 1t Shall be the duty of the Presi-
dent to preside at all meetings, and to make
al appointments not otherwise provided for.
AHT. s. Tt Shall be the duty of the Vice
President to take the place and perform the
duties Of the President, in the event of his
absence, resignation, or inability to serve,
un'll The vacancy be supplied as hereinafter
provided.
ART. Z. TIE Corresponding Secretary
shah carry on all the correspondence of the
society,", subject to the supervision and ap-
proyal Of the executive committee.
ART. s.. The Recording Secretary shall
keep accurate minutes of the transactions
OF the society, record the names Of all mem
bers, and be the custodian of all books,
pal crs, plans, &c, belonging to the society.
ART. 8. The society may unite the Offices
provided for in Art. s, il tne person.
ART. 10. The Treasurer shall receive and
disburse, all funds Of the society.
ART. II. The executive committee shall
be the acting representative body of the So
clety, shall have plenary power to transact
all its business, and shall do and perform
all acts necessary and proper, to carry out
its general objects and purposes.
ART. u. Should a vacancy occur in any
of the aforesaid offices, or in. the executive
committee, it shall be filled by appointment,
or election, as h%creinbefore provided, at the
next regular meeting after the said vacancy.
ART. IS. The society shall hold regular
meeting once a month, at such place as the
society may select. Special meetings may
beheld at any time, at the request Of the
executive committee; it shall be the duty
of this committee to report at every regular
monthly meeting. The said committee shall
be regulated by such instructions as they
may, from time to time, receive from the
society. .... 49,.
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c. MAYO, Clerk
Meeting OfCrcditOrS.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRADENIGO

PY VIRTUE of an order of the Parish
- Court, in and for the Parish of St. Ian
dry, a meeting of the Creditors of the Estate
Joseph radenigo, deceased, late of said patish,
will be held before Yves D'avy, Recorder,
at his office in Opelousas, on Thursday,
the 3lst day of December, 1868, at 10 o'clock.
NJ. for the purpose of celebrating upon the
most advantageous manner of selling the ct
tects of the Estate of said deceased, and to Tx
the terms and conditions of sale.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, Dec. 10, 1868.
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YOUR LIFE BLOOD
Must be Purified by using
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Which will Immediately eradicate all irnpuri~
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and all Syphilitic Diseases. Effects OF Mercury,
Tumors, Boi!s, old Ulcers and Sores, Pimples.
Blotches, ENGAGEMENTS, and all those diseases
requiring a Blood Purifier. 1t is composed OF
Stillingia. Yellow Dock, Sarsaparilla, Burdoek
and Iodide Potash. Price $3.50.
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Grant Ola Horse and Peace
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A SLIGHT
= MISTAKE.
= g TX - - - 60
We find the following story which has
a semblance Of truth. in The Washington

@tVIila GENERAL Grant was here afrr
,a.nu, f.om c,Ia,a 1otalr 49, ro,t,n,
~ lonn~;u tbn-O.;t,l NV -~to
p 90 hD+ho ,,Ina'n ,hn IrIa,t a1aot
"j nrn ~, ~ l,n,, ~ e. :;
marI, ,1oaa onJ .ntaroJ a nI,;n
o"L,a1;t,H tan; H., sL;rt was
'H lmaLst
s.,;',s ", H. ",:'.r" - r., ~ ,I.;,
!"':' .fo - ;.;-J mantl,
"""" ''"' o
.u,,,. +, ro,r sa,1 J., ..,+,.,
,c,,l...u .,lo1 ~, .,,.:, r..,,
.., E
e.: cr,,,,s E..l,,o,
.1li' ;s..h;ont
,,,;,r ot U;,an
ri, y a..L ?
H,v,t VII. anita v%,!.n,,.to l,,k
s;rn
.u,.r, nina, .ho,t t.o rails
fact hoss,s that 7 thonvht T wnn]I lka
T., view Them, Bv ,Ioyr, that is fine
animal. und y, m;;stykn tI,okinr at one
Of thc,ol. Grant, is yerv f.ni of his
borsss isn,t he
ayes he is rather owen that wav"
answered. the little smoker will, an m.
accountable twinkle in the eve,
.Rather drive a fast team onv div than
oct serana.d. T supnosa, or hold = Cahi-
net 2"
..That's rather q broad ouest;on re-
n1iod tha lit,lc mon. .nnthor cnr;ons
tw;nkle-
Sometime IN the tv;,klo Disconnected
the ouestioner inst ut this i1nctnre and
nromntpd him to inter- -. II
"OL T hoo n,rdon. civ hut T don,t
mean to he inonisit;ve.n
mo occasion to hoo no,aon Of al i,
answered the little man in shirt sleeves.
This ro,ssurod tho orr;ors osn+lomon
who recommended his onsstion;na wb;ls
he kant eve;no the horsaaesh '""'O
..Hpw 3oes Grant taLe lie o,oot;o,
now Does he realIv taxa It 50 coollv 90
the nevsnanerss saw? Tbave naver :ssn
him. Won know and know noth;na 81 him.
excent hv renorto
avail vos. tho novsn,nors oro .ho,,t
p; obt, thars VII coros,f aoos
10 tho oleot;on .hort tba anao 90
tLino else" said the little man.
"Well. now. he must be- a wonderful
fellow. Bv love, dir the man who can
hear every honor so easi]v and %coollv as
Grant mist he somothino ahora the rost
If manE;ndn T~'~- ~~' ~~'N"N
"Didyou ever see Grants likeness .,
drvlv asked the little man.
."0h, yes. Of course. Thew sav he's
uglier than the prints make him. T sum-
nose Won know him well now Ha tails
to Won of course. q great deal ,hont HE
horses. and I wouldn't wonder # he told
Won a'ooodd deal more than most neon,a
about him"
= SWELL, I am supposed to know . GOOD
deal about Grant: that's q fact Won
saw YOU have seen Grants likeness. and
that neople q he is uelier Than his n;c-
tnresl Now. what do Won th;nk2 H. I
' 'oA 49, ~ 80 pssItesstt -1-
NY" u y ~ ..ln ne4iiieu tAe Culi7
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At Opelousas. on the 18th inst, ALEX
AMBER A.sLEVK, aged about 43 years.
e On the 18th inst, at washington, this
parish, CAPT Ga T. to:. .zIl1NNtCJ LEY. aged. So
y Sats. ---.--zs - ~ -
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POLICE JURY.
PARISH OF ST. PANDRY.
TUESDAY, December Sd, 1868.

= TUESDAY, December Sd, 1868.
- On motion Of Mr.. Cottrell:
il. Resolced, That at a meeting Of the Police
Jury of the Parish ofSt. Landry, to be held
on the Sd Monday of January, 1859, being
the 18th day of said month, the amount of
Parish Taxes to be assessed and levied on
the said parish for the service of the year
1868, shall besfxed and determined.
The following is an estimote of the expcn-
ditures that are required:
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AGENTS WANTED.
$55 to 5000 per month

Or a Commission from which twice that a.
mount can be made by selling the
LATEST IMPROVED
COMMON EMS
Family Sewing NIaclsinc,
PRICE $IS.
For Circulars and Terms address
c.. BOWERS & CO.,
800 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
.3m-50 SO
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AN APPEAL.
AND PLANTERS.
TO

A BSOLUTE necessity in times gone by
IN forced you to purchase an occasional sup
ply of such medicines as might, be admins
tered to the various members of your family
by yourself, without the aid of a Physician.
Various purgative Pills, Cough Mixtures.
Chill Medicines, DiarrlUa Compounds, Tonnes
Blood Purifiers. and many other articles, have
been prescribed for you at a northern stand
point, and in many cases, those who prepared
them knew nothing about the treatment of dis
eases in any climate, and in the absence of
better compounds, they, in many instances,
met with your APPROVING SMILES.
Now, gentlemen, by your assistance and
your influence, which VT intend to MERIT,
we wish to effect a slight change in the pro-
grdmme; and so long as we give satisfaction,
shall hope to be the recipients of public pa
tronage. Our plan is, that the
MEDICAL PROFESSION,
Those who are experienced inESouthern treat
ment, and have been and are in every respect
identified with the Southern people, and who
are known and acknowledged as such, shall.
as far as possible, manufacture and supply that
demand, thus enabling every family to procure
at all times, a class of Medicines that are likely
to give, by far, more satisfaction than if pre-.
pared in a locality where diseases are treated
differently. We are well aware that there
will be arrayed against US an army of
Northern NOstruU, Vendors,
Who are making every appeal that magma
ton can invent, in order to win the confidence
of the Southern people; put we are determined
to be REPRESENTED in this matter, and
call upon the people to decide.
There are three members composing our
firm, all graduated and experienced Southern
Physicians, and with all our ability and ex-
perience we have prepared and now offer you
a class Of
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H.. c.. L.. Ne:19, F.. A.. M.
"a A regular COMMUNICATION of this
~Gyn Lodge, will be held WEDNESDAY,
N~ December 20; at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ. All
w. transient brothers Of good standing
are invited to attend. 49,. L,ESg ..f =
By order of FLAMES RAY W. M
Jos. D RICHARD. Secretary. -,l
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Our other Preparations Of equal Purity
are as follows:

Our other Preparations of equal Purity
are as follows:
Dromgoole & Co.'s RED DIARRHEA
REMEDY, for all forms of Diarrhna, Vomit-
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Dromgoole & Co.'S DYsENTERY COM
POUND, for Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Mucus
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Dromgoole & Co.'s VEGETABLE ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, a sure, safe and ~effectual
compound for family use. r.. t4~'
Dromgoole g. Co.'S LIVER PILLS, for
a~rousing the Liver, cleansing the Stomach AID
Bowels of all bilious matter, etc.
Dromgoole " Co.'S EUREKA SECRET
CURE, for a certain class of troublesome dis
eases. Price $3.50. .-. g.
Dromgoole & Co.'S TONIC HAIR RE
STORER, for restoring the hair to its natural
color and preventing badness.
Dromgoele & Co.'S LONE STAR LINZ
MENT, for Rheumatism, Pains, Bruises,
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Dromgroole e. Co.'S PILE sALVE-a Ger.
tam, safe and ~effectual remedy for all forms Of
Piles. ... "'-."
70" Orders solicited-none sent out on con.
J,P DROMGOOLE g. CO.,
Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn,
For Sale by e."
CLAUDIUS MAYO, Opelousas.
NORRIS g. SMITH, Big Cane.
Carpenter.
VTHE undersigned has opened a Shop on
IL Landry Street, near the Bridge.
Opelousas, Oct. Is, 1863.
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Steamer CLEONA,
B. f. Master,
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at S
p. NJ, and Washington every Wednesday at
20 A. NJ. 3"s.
OEEZIME A. GUIDRY, Agent.
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Mems Wear

Boys Clothing! Mems Wear ! !
- 7. WALSHE, Youths Boys and Chill
ID dren's Clothing and Mems Furnishing
Goods Importer, No. ITO Canal St., New Or
leans.
Country orders solicited and filled, c Cd.
Money refunded when not satisfactory.
Dec. 80, '6S-6m
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Estate Daniel Sheuble.

A Ii PERSONS having claims against
a the Estate of Daniel Shcuble, are re-
.quested to present them to the undersigned
for settlement.
CHRETTEN MORNIIINVEG,
Dec. 18th, 1868. Agent.
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Northern NOstruUl Vendors,
FAMILY

Not secrets or patents, which we think are
honestly required by every farmer, planter
and family throughout the Southern country.
and an assortment of the GREAT SOUTH
ERN 1IONS should be in every
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10th inst, at the Catholic church
in O~pelousas, Mr.. FRANK DELARUE; to
MISS CAROLINE COOK, both of said place.
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Cory O'Lanus thinks he has discov-
cred the origin of the Bend. lie says:
1T is said to have been discovered
by accident. A young lady who came
to the Springs for the benefit of her
health, was told by her physician, that
her system needed a tonic, and she had
better take some iron. In the liberal
simplicity of her heart, she swallowed
n of the springs from her patent clip
tic. 1t. lodged longitudinally, and i'm
parted a new style of, curvature to her
figure, and it was adopted as the style.
1t wouldn't be convenient for every
young lady to swallow a skirt hoop, and
so external means have to be used to
produce the Greeian Bend" .-- r.
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JUST AS REpREsENrED.-The firm ofHun-
ter & Co., Booksellers, &c, Hinsdale, N. H.,
are one among a thousand. Their buiness
is immense, their daily mail numbering fire.
quently fire hundred letters. Our readers
in want of Books, Cards, Prints, &C., &C.,
cannot do better than send for Hunter g.
Co. sCatalogue.
The advertisers Gazette for Dec, in an
extended editorial, says: I'VE believe there
is no other house in the country which has
carried the specially, if Especially it can be
called, to such a degree of perfection. 1t
matters not what you may desire. If at
our Broadway palaces your f~avorite book
cannot be obtained, forwardan order for it to
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BILE, and no other establishment where an
order can be filled with less trouble to the
customer 49,. 49,, -, ..-..., .... III
By dealing with the above firm our read
ers will avoid being swindled, as Messrs.
Hunter & Co.. have the reputation of being
honest and honorable dealers.
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DIALOGUE outh-''Sis Leila, why don't
mama setLwell, and rosy and pretty like
you {" H. .es.aEs G@s@
Sis Lela-Because she wont use the Eng
lish Female Bitters, like l have been using
them" .LDlLt&-L .3t EtAJb
! Tmh--Is that what cured grandma,
oo - ri n4.545r.5~: : ''-@sC .|.s.H .
.yi SIS LeM-sHes."". .e.tz la.sl5aE .,~ nl ~.
a Touth-sI reckon Uncle Bob has been
using the Female Bltters, too, he looks SO
we'll" .3@Lx Il EEgCL
Exit Sis Leila, ,blushing. oTTt
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The land We Love. - !

*sf-nta3 From the New Orleans Bee. t. rs...
'ts We take pleasure In apnblishingt the fol.
lowing letter c~ornmendatory of this sterling
publication, addressed to the Times by sew
'eral general officers of the late Confederate
army: ! The Land We Love is recognized
i6aass; q standard magazine Of historical facts:
nd ,sezuaN Ew ORLEANS, December, 1868.
q thei Editor ofthe New Orleans Times - !
VeessShe IFadnApe Love, publised at Char
No saPaaP2eaaroliua, and edited by Gen.
perlz thsx ' ose ~ ls uoe5ted' ston agmyj
! lFAis ehargs upon our people. as a
Rhd the qgs; satila t0tIisssfe are
E klrsula1z Ggn.797 enaste it taaggive
[b se q. o. stis.Ratrience as
s!ass5 Periodicals,
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Wanted.


At the Nuthen Argus and Crisis Office,
a FIFbT-C GLASS PRACTICAL PRIN-
@A- ~teBpfwho has the capacity to perform
.adrstble/ hties of Editor and Publisher du-
ring 2 gabsence. 81 He must be a staunch,
unref Eting Democrat, and attached to tie
WhhegRace. Industry fusaiity and tenn
peTaCAe will detection red high rectommen-
d2ShsIIs. snave aetsfs may be made in per.
IS. nsyltHRer, addressed to the under
81 'l II: Crystal Springs, .Copiah County,
Thosslpp1' =. :. -
sci of tn. EDWIN II. OVERALL, -,
sRICAN c. Editor and Publisher.
%k6tions and '2sss, Miss, Dec. s., 1868.
ampplets coneosT. -----------
free. aE2"I
p E.s. Galleger, on
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We call special attention to the card of
DR.. Joseph Bauer, Dentist, who has located
in our town this week. He comes highly
recommended, and by persons whose re-
commentators can be relied on.
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The 0. Fogy papers will be continued.
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lHO VI Toc! PupCiN "Aii ho coh''i"'"'
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in book or periodical. -. 49,.
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~ Here is apartial list of the caarrpet-bag
and scalawag journals which, for some
time were printed in this city, and. at
n ofice-No. 70 Commercial Place
whilst purporting to be published in va
rious country parishes. The object, of
course. was to get a share of the plum
der under the printing bill efth socalled
Legislature. Hereis the WeeklyHer-
aid, Weekly Courier, Weekly Re.subli4
can (not New Orleans,) TerrebonEe Pa
triot, Clinton Herald, St. BerbapI Her
81, Morehouse Herald, Oarpetsaggan
ysapides Tribune Supplement- liver ~
she his is a list Of these sup sssltitious
.pnr,fnals hut we do not say that
y h hmpa complete. On the the con-
nBauf> 5 mi2ve that there are more of
o,acres ossfr Now, we should like tn
J 80 andsi1 willis presented a
ildingAa Reps. sou
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President of Police jury.
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