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IL AkE YoU GoING 10 led.
BY ngSRY wARD BErcHrR.

The long Ninter nights are coming.
Towns and cities are full of young men
| whose education bus been very limited
young ncfro OF good manners, Of fair business
eapaeitiesi who are seeking their fortune,
bat who have not learned that intelligence
ami integrity are the Indispensable esndi-
lions of Influence, OF happiness, and of sue
eissl
What plans havegou, my friends. for this
Winierl Business will be attended to Of
course. Perhaps, in ambition, the prospect
Of egeral parties. ballor two, the skating
rag. give cheerful prospective. Or. you
may be ofa sober turn, and you have a win
ter lidoutin which your leisure time is to
be hiisd with meetings and benevolent la
4 gs
La either case, what do you propose ia
fs-f'slFa e lteaalEg' o. Ssaase9s Are asoa cd
nealihg yoarselYes2 Do you regard books
Is necessities of life. or as luxuries?
a young man ought to arrange as syste-
matioally for reading as he does forseating.
Every year there ought to be the account Of
books finished and mastered.
Newspapers and magazines have their
own place, and indispensable uses-but they
are not substitutes for books. And books
themselves are not to be classified and wisely
chosen. Novels and light literature, taken
sparingly, furnish wholesome recreation,
and sound knowledge But history, tlav-
els, biography, works on science, criticism,
art mechanics, should be the staple Of your
selection.
It ought to offend the selfrespect of a
young man to spend whole year without
having mastered single new book. He
may be improving in business tact, and in
that knowledge @hicH comes from mingling
With men; be msy be growing in wealth and
skill to manage riches, but these things do
not reach in far enough. They do not touch
the place where manhood resides
Now is the time to consider, resolve and
arrange. 1t viii require a firm purpose and
steady hand to carry you every week through
an agreed amount of reading. But, if the
plan Is once arranged, begun, and carried
forward nunth, the execution Of it will
become easier every week, and the interest
will increase at every STEP Nothing in
creases selfrespeet in young man more
worthiy than the habit of sound reading.
Books are shields to the eyouug. Tempta-
tions are blunted on them which otherwise
would pierce to the quick A man who
draws sufficient pleasure from books is inde-
pendent of the world for his pleasure.
Friends may die; books never are sick and
they do not grow old. Riches melt away;
books are in danger of no bankruptcy. Our
companions have their own errands to exc
cute and their own burdens to bear, and can
not, therefore, be always at hand when we
need company; but hooksDever 20 out from
Us They are not sensitive to our neglect;
they are never busy, they do not scold US,
and they do welcome us with uniform and
genial delight. What are you going to read
this winter?
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VOL. SO. 30.
in despair. .-very EeII. vs. .re done but look

in despair, very well, we're done; but look
out.
Skarcely wuz the words out Nv theiY
mouths when the poor giant gasped, bis
knees knocked together bis pins give out,
and he toppied over with fearful crash,
pilin the load ia one Heterogeneous mass.
AT this pint I awoke.
he'd no trouble to interpret the dream.
Its troo thar DinIecrisy can't carry the load
that hes bia put onto 1t for 5eers aud ysers,
and It's also troo that We, Tie losd. don't
care tinker cuss about Dimocrisy onless
It kin carry US To make It strong enuf 10
stand alone, We lieY 70 take or uF It an Nv
ITS distinctive leechefs and replace en- With
ablishiuism, and then Nv wat yoose is it to
usa When Chase he'd netamorphosed it
sothat it Good stand, it guz ez near Ahlish
inism ez anything coed be, and when all that
waz taken oG, it wuz precisely ez weak az
ever Wv vat yoose is an Ablishinizcd
DHnocrisy TO an * slage holder, gsfio wants
l's hiSse4S aGlh Wv Wat aFaii Is puge
bIlaeelisy - he gentlemen who desit es of-
isis IN which steeling is unlimited? Sich
Dimocrisy is Ablishipism-and we mite ez
well go over to it bodily, es to remodel our
party on that idea, IF we sink the old
ishoos and the old ideas Nv our party, we
sink also US who advocated them ideas, and
made them ishoos; and eff we keep fghdu it
out on that line, wat is before as but defeat?
Oh that Good see glimmer Nv lifel Oh
that enutf Nv our prominent leaders wood
die to let Us, the smaller ones, oat from uu-
der their shadder The fucher to me is
dark and gloomy
PETRoLEUM Y. Massey, P. NJ.
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uenoe until the payment is made.
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To be free from desire is money to be
free from the rage of perpetually buying
something new is certain revenue; to be
content with what VIC possess constitutes
the greatest and most certain Of riches.
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London is to have daily in which the
system is TO be abandoned.
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Nasty.

mr. Nasty has dream Which Does
NOT Comfort mis- Righteous souI. hut
winch, on the Other Hand. Gives him
Great Uneasiness.
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The War Report.

The report of Secretary Schofeld of the
War Department is the most compact and
concise of the official documents presented.
The country has reason to be grateful that
our war reports lack the terrible Importance
they possessed few years ago. The Army
will be reduced to AZ, 900 by the lst of Janu-
ary. The actual current expenses of the
War Department during the year have been
sos, 1900 II besides 50, 96I, 400 43 old
war debts paid during the year, making the
total expenditures OF the Department S7S,-
704,50l II. The appropriations for the
present fiscal year are S35, 400, 557 At, which
will be exceededby the expenditure, leaving
deficiency of $l3, 975, 600 The discipline
of the Army is stated to be better than
ever before since the close of the war.
Authority is asked to make large number
Of smooth-bore aud rifed guns of heavy cali
bre for fortiGcations as soon as the expert
ments have determined the most suitable
kinds. Subsistence supplies have been fur
nished to daily average of 10000 persons
By the Freedmen's Bureau, which is now
running 1881 schools, with l04, S27 pupils
The Burean has expended on these schools
during the year $942, 523 66, which doe
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Norma, said little fellow the other
day il there any harni in breaking egg
shelIs?' ''eertsinlg not NY dear; but Why
do yoa ask Cause | dropped the basket
just now apd see what q mess I'm IN with
the yolk, y
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The New York herald., 1868-04-05
DWELLING HOSES TO LET.

A TO LIT, tNFu RNfsHE--THREB STORY BBrcK,
IA. West 4sih st. 100; foustory brick, West 37tb st.,
four story brown stone, wes, ah st slNo do West s2d
S2sOu; do t2d 5th $3.50; four story brick
West I'D ST., al sou; three sor hgh soop, West s A.
5000 DEfO PkCk ~ ihirty second street.
southwest Corner Broadwav
The New York herald., 1868-04-05

ATsis FOURTH AvESuE-B d srASLty DAY, UNPuR-
si.soa sgra Ss@o, 5tc sd sss ,a,SS .s5. r.
ds Lss'n 6 ton So snaer .n, ..s " sry az ts @ i
circular. VIII renovc 70 e3s bcsiwsE.
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GEO. r. KINGs
J II. ONERTON.
w. K. MEGlNLEY,
THOS. G. ANDERSON.
.Opclousas, 10 DCcpnioar 1867.

Cn1DONNANCE peur u1b, take sp6cia,e sur
les proprttts taHsbIes en- la paroisse st.
Landry, dans IL bur de constr!.ire une Gtue
Attendn que la prGsente g4ole de cctte pa
rnis>e a Op@iousls, nest pas sntfiSCmment
Solllc ct est dGtectnruse sous tous les rapports
:, Hle prison TT a5ten,iu que dr5 commissioners
:,ulE'nGa par e .juti dts Police. ont examine la
Cite geo ct ont fat tne estimation approxi-
native du cout probable de la construction
i'ulc' gcoie; ct atttnGa que les dts >:un,l.is
o;il'eS ont tat un rapport Gu'une n0uvele
gco'r deElait e're conStrulte sans fClai ct que
.e coat probable de la dite g4ole s'tllvra;t a
vir3t mile piastres. En- CONSEQUENCE:
Ii est ,ordoune par lc Juri de Police DE- la
iafoisSe st. Landry, que la sommc de viugt
'tsiIle ptstics SOFT, ct est sptciaIement appro-
itiGe pour Ia construction dune nouveiir g5o!e
cn ia Vile ,!'s Ope!ou.as. cn ccste iaroisst.. ct
az nnr taXr sptciale soit ct est inposte pouf
tpi,j,t ci-+sus c:ionc,;, ainsi On il en- est dom
IL p"uvoir an dit Juti te Police par Fact de
i'asstnbItr generate Dc Get Etat, apprUuvc lc
10 Mars 1856.
quill soft dH plus ordonnG. one la ditc take
sera exigiblr en- Ia monnaie l5ga.e dts Eiats-
Uns exclusivtin. Mt
Quill soft d" plus ordonne, one ia dite take
sera preievta et imposte sur tols obiets i'm
| posables, sur les meters, professions, etaus,i
sur toutes municipalities ct corporations dc la
| Paroisse.
Gull SOFT de plus ordonn6.. que la dite take
| stra due It exieib!e lie premier jour de Mars
| lcJ5, ct ia collection ELI coE,mtncela le jour
| meme, ct que la dite take devra etre collectGe
en- enter au premier jour de Mars 1859,
| Ordonne le l9 Dtcembre 1867.
2 ELBERT GeNTT,
President du Jus; de Police.
| Certifi: JOS. d. RICHARD,
| Gretfier du Jur Ie Police!
Opelousas. 81 Dtcembre l&U7
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Avis aug PIanteuI.s.

TAI fait a Nile. Orleans les arrangements
~ neces saires pour etre meme de vous
acheter tous les cotons que vous pourrez
porter au Port a Washington.
acheteraisyotre cotton ici a Washington,
aux m&mes conditions que l'annee dernere
-c'est-a-dire que je vous donnerai les memes
prix que ceux du march de la Nile. Orleans,
deduction faite de tous les frais inevtables
q'i existent sur tout cotton expedie de Wash
ington la Nile Orleans.
LIE cotton aehete lei par moi est pcs6 sous
vos yeux, ct paye aussIot pesa.
Mes Bureaux sont Washington, aux
Magasins de NM. Pitre & Carriere, ct O.
Hnckley & Son. A. DESMARE.
Washington, 25 Janvier, 1868. If
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oRDONNANCE

POUR LEyERfuNE TAxE SUR LA PARoIssE ST.
LANDRY, POUR LIE SERVICE DE L'ANSGS
q 1867. ,.. I
a RTlCLE fer. lie Jury d. Police de la
- Parolsse De st. Landry ,ocinq membres
present ETY. ont unanimement concurus2
ordonnent
ART. 2. ttue pour le service dc ranneu
LOTT. une take de Trente mile pia>tres
go, 0OO soft ct est par le present impose
sur ies ohJets sujr' etre take CONNIE il est
etablls Par !e" l. de rE at dams la ditc
Paroisse, lies vii: .s5.des Opelousas, Wash
ington, Grand {. eau ct Flat Town ex-
fceptes)
A@G. 3. 10, rour lesdeocnses ordinaires
de la dlte ParolSse, il Sera ajoute au role dc
IEtat pour cette Pard Sc, pour TannGe
1867 une somme proportionne qui n'excede-
ra pas soixante-quinze pour cent a la take
de chaq e prrsonne assesse, atm de faire
une somIne de douze mile huit cent spix.
ante qninze piastres.
30, pour lie Placement de}dettcs existantes,
le paiement DIES lures, lepai ement des te.
moins dams les atfaires csiminelles ct Ia
construction de travaux rublioue. il scra de
plus aoute au dit role dtassessment me
proportion additionnelle sur. chaque per,
some assesse pour fare ;:ne sonme DE-
dix-sept mile cent vingt-cinq piastres. les
dites deuX sommes faisant ensen,b;e L. sam.
me de trente mile piastres.
Ordonne lie l3 .Janver 1868. ..
EBERT CAN'T, President.
Certifie,
| Jos. ID. RICHARD, Grefier.
| Is Janv, 1868.
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MARCHE AUX BESTIAUX. 2
Bmufs de rOuest, de choix, par li7re,
net, - 10 a -GI5
Boeufs de rOuest, 2me qualite,
par livre, meta -
Bpufs de rOuest, 3me qua!itd,
par livre, net, ---a --
Bgufs du Texas, de choix, par
t&te, 45 - --
Beufs du Texas, 2e qualite, o
par tGte, s. a 81 --
Baufs du Texas, Be 4ualite,
par. t6te, 1000 a 90 GO
Cochons de rodest, pr. liv. gr. - 8a.- 8
do du pays, do --- i -- -
Moutons, Texas, en- Yet" par tete, - a ; -
do tAl pays, par ttte, IA
do \ deFOnest, choix, pr tGte, 4.OOa $50
Vachfs lait, de choix, par tGte, 0G 90 a100 90
4, = 5e 2me quaHtt, par tGte, 90 90 50 90
Veanx, Issr tGte, 1IOOa IS 90
do I'm an, par tGte, Ia 90 a 1900
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AVIS IMPORTANT.
REvENu 1NTERNE DEs FLATS UNIs.

hEVENU INFERNO DIES ETATs UNIS,
Bureau dc fAsst. Ass r., 3 Dist. de la Line. :
Opelonsas, lie Ter Fegrer 1868.
Les contribuahles de la Paroisse st. Ian.
dry sont aVertIs qu'en vertu de la lois des
Etats-Unis, je cotnmencerai rassessment an
nuel deS revenus, ct qn'ils auront a Sc pre-
senter a mon bureau dams les trente jours
anI snivronf la publication de cette affiche
aim de fonrrir IL montant de leurs revenus
pour fannee derniere en- default de quoi
lis seTont assslIetis aux ame-.des declarees
p. Ia Ioi .JNO q TITcKEp
ASS, hssesseur- Rev. Int. des Etats-JTnis
lSlne Div, d District, Lne.
opciouSas, 'anvier 1868 If
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Etat dc l;a/Loui~i:,nc.

CoUR DE DISTRICT, ST. LANDRY-No. 1854
4 NELESTINE SIMON, de la Paroisse St.
", Landry, Adm histiatrire de la Succession
de feu David 1stre. decide, de la susiit. par
oisse, ayant tnrtEistrdr un Tabeau de CIassi-
ticati"n d"s dettps de la dit- Succession, accom-
pagne dune petition demandant rhomofoea-
ton d dicelui; y attendu quill etc fat droit a
IA demande De la dite petition par un ordre do
Ia Cour en date du l3 Dtcembre, 1867:
Eh CONSEQUENCE, avis est par l- present
d"nne auxjiuteresses dams crtte succession.
davor altaire opposition, 81 aucunr lis ont,
par ccrit, mon bureau dams la vile dts Opr-
Iousas, dams les trente iours qui suivront la
date dn present avis, pourquoi lrdit Tableau
n serait pas approuvG ct homoIognt, ct Pad
m!ristratrice autorisce a payer conformGment
audit tableau.
J A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
OpelnusaS IA Dticrmbrp 1867.
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CouR DE DISTRICT, ST LANDRY No h)723.
TOSEPH TATE. fills, e'e la Paroi,se St. Ian
y dry, administrators de la succession d.. fru
Joseph late, pere, decide. ayant +nrecistre
un Iabl"&u de distribution des fonds It rcgl..
ment tinal drs atfairessd la succession susiite,
accompatEnt dune petition denantant l'hono-
ogtslon d'lcelul FIT attendu quii a tte; f,it
drolt la demande 6' adIir p:t:tou ptr un or
DIRE de la Cour en- date 20 D,l3 d If,. lS67;
En- consequence, avis est pas IT, present dom
ne aux nttressSs dams cptta ,u".rse,oll Il ,yoir
talre opposition, 81 auc,Snt lis ont !,ar tcest
mon bureau. dams la vole el'Operou>as, ,!ans
les trente jours qui suivront la ,t.a du present
avis, pourquoi ledit Tablrau 10. srrait ga, ap-
pS2uvc ct homoogu$, ct radnlinistratrur d.
Charge de s'ute respsnsahilitG uttri-urr
A. &ARRtGUEs, G:sa.ier
Oprlousas Decembe 1851
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COCE DE DISTRICT. ST.. LANDRY-\n Io17

CoCE DE DISTRICT. ST. LANDRY-No. ,07751
Succession de Va,ery Lan3Iuis.
I OF IE6A ROY, Tutricr, epous- don. .zn,s
- CarrIerr, fills. de ia paroisse St. Land,v a..
yant "nreglstree un TabIrau de- ClaoA;fca,;.., +
S''s drstts 1e la dltr succession, IN - .iit ,.,,
Pacitt, arcompagnc d une pllltion ,.,.i.,,,I,-.r
lhomo!ogation d'iceiui; ct attrutiu. np,it 49,:
talt dro't a la demande De Il. 1itc pti!iiou, Lst,
un "rdre de la Cour en date lu Ii Dtc.,oT.,s =
1865 -''' Z
In consequence, avis est par lie present don,
ne aux lnteresst&dans cette sIlccrs,jnn .f',
voir faire 'e,position, 81 aucun4 lis nn, c.,
ecrit, mon b,1D'au dams la wife dr< n,.1rf.,,
Sas, dams les ttente jours qui suivront Ii ,jsta
du present avis, pourquol ledb Tabrau n-
seraIt pas approuve ct homologull, ct Ia tnfrics
autoi-see payer contorm6mrih audit ahlr,n
A, GAltRIGUEs, Grel:i,r~
orc!5usas q D~c-nbrc 1867,
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Essas de la E40gsss!.:s.9.
COUR DE DISTRICT.

Corr DE- DISTRICT, ~ -
Papoissa St. Landry. ) No. 1925.
Succession DE FtI!cITG GCHsoL. D<,s,.DfE,
EI ILAIkE PALLET, &c la paroisse St,
L. Il Lan*ry. administrator de la succession
dc teue FGHcita Oursoi dGc@;lte, ve,ly. u' AM
soine Pallet, aye,nt rnr(gistre un Tableau fin
al de distribution Ghs tonds d. Ia successon
susdite, accompagnt dune petition dcmandant
Ihomologation d'iceIui ;-Et attrndu Quill n
etc lat dsoit a la delnande de ladite p.,itoa
par TN ofdre dc o. Couf en- date du 3 De-
cembre 1867; 20
I'm consequence, avis est par lp present dor.
nc aux iutt.eSscs dams cate succession .,i',r,;r
falre opposition, 81 ;tl,crante lis ont, par e,rjt,
4 mon bureau. dams la Vile dOprlousas d,ns
les tr"nte Jours qui snivront la date ii, pr. .,f
avis, pou'quoi lrdt Tabrau ne srrais IA. -.
pronv6 It homoiogut, ct i'adminlstrar,.ur ds
cnarge de toatc rrsponsabi tt: uIt,eisue
A@ GARRlGUES, Greft,er,
Opesousas, I Decemlre 1861.
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SIol ga" nous. 'tiialIt aux i'It> It les faisnns
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MUS P'iSS'o'1S aeco'.P''r oHJ't propose et
ann M a',sef aux comforts 'N's ecfehuS "9lra:;t
ll.''Nal eui ecotii'*a J"sqG au moment de
ID NV ,"io' uo ID hou' enc gcof': houSsFeco'n'
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-01-25
J;tri de Police,
pAROISSE DE ST. LANDRY.

IANOlSSE DE 81. IAADRI.
LUwDl, Is Nuvcn.bfr 1<ti7
S3~ ttion lie NJ DunDa1:
RfS0ta, qua unr rtunirn du Jur Dr. !,lice
IT, Ia lar"iase de st. Landry, qui duit 3,ti,
l. IL /" d"tXiJmr l"ntli IL. .Ianvi u l-li., Giant
r tr'.izi, me jrlU "a dit sHoio, la take dc Pa
r';sS" c'ii dnjt ttrr ass. s,c ct pr,lrvC. SUI la
lit PaT"!ss" pcur i'u>ag,. dc i'au.ite l567, sera
alorS hXcet dtt~lmII:ue.
'qni suit rst u. esii.nG dos ]jprnses se-
,uises
~alalres des officers SIG.5 0G
Salaries DIES membres du Jsi 90
Police NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7u0 60
ltonUair's q : il@,S de lax en- at
"far"s crinljnr:iIrs 5000 ~.
Snutirn ,"s indigt igtu:s-.. luUEt l.
Dt'F"nses de Ia Cour- 1850 (u
l'rnt!etrn Irs pliS"rui,rs 3,Gt/p
DtpenSes contingencies. :tT t"}
Collection 'ss taxes - I :"