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the general warehouse and the merchandise 1t con-
famed. On the morning OF the Sth the strike became
verltabe riot; soldlers sent to the FORCES TO
protect the smiths whom the miners wished TO pre-
vent from working Irrtated by this resistance the
rioters ordered the troops to sheath their bayonets
threatening TO dsarm them. The 0ificer In command
repulsed the aggressors with his hand, and ordered
hls men TO bring their bayonets to the charge Al
this command the miners armed themselves with
bars OF iron, and threw stones which wounded seve
raj soldiers and struck the officer. Under these cir
cumstances the troops fired; ten men were killed
and several wounded. Measures have been taken TO
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Q U B a..
Capture Of the Privateer Lillian by an
English Gunboat and Her Subse-
quent Release at Nassau.

The steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, from
Havana the l8h via Nassau the 18th, arrived aI this
port yesterday. The purser Will receive thanks for
favors received.
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Enrique MachadO Ramos Eduardo Machado Ramos
and the mulatto Bias Sanchez.

RumOrs Of the Landing Of Expedition aG
NIariel.
HAVANA, Oct. Ia, 1862
As close my dispatches learn there is report
In general circulation that an expedition has landed
at Marel; but 1t Is not probable that point would
be selected for Decentralization. The wires are said
to be cut from that place, and there has unqueston.
ably been some disturbance there which has gwen
rise 70 the reDOrt.
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port yesterday. The purser Will receive thanks Tor
favors received.
Tho Cuban Privateer Lillian Captured by an
English Gunb0at-H0w the Capture Was
Brought About.
NASSAU Oct. Is, 1860.
We have had an act perpetrated here by her
Msjesty's gunboat Lapwing which is universally
condemned and looked upon as an unnecessary
interference with Cuba and her course The facts Of
the case simply these:-On the 10th instant the
sidewheel steamer Lillian, supposed to be either q
blockade runner or o prlvateer. engaged In the
Cuban cause, was In the act OF approaching the
island OF New Providence for the purpose OF obtain
ing coal, when she was overhaued and captured BY
the gunb0ar above mentioned and brought into this
harbor, where she now liOs. l give you the facts
pure ana simple, without making any comments
inasmuch as the excitement existing here rem.
ders 1t di6cult to form an unbiased Opin-
ion. / may however, mention that q schooner
was loaded with coal privately and would have
gone to sea with 1t had 1t not been for the interior
e G OF Mr.. Dlago Loinaz, who Is native or
ing something more than tnat paid, and the cOnse-
quence was that the schooner was detained ana the
AS far as the state OF the colony is concerned,
have to report that there Is not dollar In the
Of ar tho ocas Of ali grades are
three months In arrears as to pay and with pros
pect OF obtaining any, and, as some time ago told
you, there Ia nothing for 1t put crown colony Vel
low fever has been prevalent and number OF deaths
have taken place. OF course among the whites ex-
clusvely. You must excuse this scrap, as write IL
under difficulties.
Release Of the Lillian by the British Auth critics.
The purser Of the steamship Eagle furnishes the
following regarding the release Of the Cuban priva.
teer Liian:-
The Cuban steamer Lillian dying the Cuban aaQ)
seized by her Maiesty's ship Lapwing ana carried
into Nassau on Saturday last has been released by
the British authorities the Attorney General having
decided that the government could not legally hold
the vessel. As we passed the harb0r OF Nassau the
Lillian was getting under weigh and would be at
sea in couple OF hours.
The above was received as we were leaving Mas
sau and may be regarded as liable.
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on behalf OF the nation offers an occasion which has
deem suitably selected for bestowing upon Mr.
Cooke longdeserved honor, which will, we believe
he hailed with satisfaction BY all parties connected
with biography.
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FROM the London Observer, Oct. 0.
We are now able TO CONFIRM the rumor that the
honor OF knighthood Is about TO be conferred on Mr.
william Fotnergil Cooke, and that he VIII receive
this well earned reward at the hands OF her Majesty
on the Queens return from scotland, In recognition
or ms great and special services In connection with the
practical introduction OF the electric telegraph. Mr.
Fotherglll Cookies teegrapbic labors date from the
year 1880. Ten years later, In 1S46 he established,
under the presidency OF the late John Lewis Ricardo,
NJ r., the original Electric Telegraph Company, OF
which no has retained ms posi- OF director for
period OF little less than quarter OF century The
assump lon VI the electric telegraph w government
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AxEcporE or CoLFAx.-There is a
good joke told about Collar. when he and
the Hon. Mr. Fitch were opposing candi-
dates for Congress 10 Indiana. Fitch had
letter from prominent citiz,n Of the
districk which reflected very severely up.
on "Skyler" in several particulars, which
during the joint discussion between them.
he was in the habit Of reaiing. Co'fsx.
Of course, b.! no rep'y that be could pu.
in, 20 he tried to grin and bear it." How
ever, Nj. Fitch imagined that C"''ax was
very anxious to get possession Of the letter.
whereupon he had it exactly copied, and
on the mex. day Of discussion purposeIy
placed the copy in the way Of Mr.. Co|fAx,
who, very naturally, gobtled it up. On
the subsequent day. when they met, NJ.
Fitch incidentally referred to ''ths letter
he had in bis possession etc, whereupon
Colfsx eprang 70 his feet and branded the
statsm~n. ~ c~!u,nny that he would no
longer endure, and de6rd him to .how
him the letter. Tuning upon him, Fitch
said i: rs that what you want, you little
rascal You think that you stole that l<s-
ter frem me yesterday. bat you did not
it was only copy. Here is the origins
And now, Mr. Colfax, l would propose tu
treat you a. fond mamma does refrac.
tory boy, we're it not that you show tn.
seat Of your punishment for tho purpose o.
exciting sympathy" Co!fax never de"ie
the letter aftetward. ".
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At a recent exhibition in a
girls school the question was put
to a class of little one /: "Who
makes the laws Of our Govern
ment?" Congress-" was the
ready reply. How is Congress
divided ?'' was the next question.
But the little girl to whom it
was put failed to answer it. An
other little girl in the class raised
up her hand, indiostng&hat she
could answer it. well, HSald the
examiner, Miss Sallie. l,what do
you say the division is?" In
stantly, with an airsQf confidence
as we'll as triumph, the answer
came. "Civilized, half civilized
and savage"
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OfHe Parish
Of Lafayetts and To,en Of Vernsil;onvtlle
p,sbltshed Eue,y Saturday.
WM. b. BAILEY, PROPRIETOR.
Vermil;onr,lze, La, Feb. 9th 80
Notice. those who owe the Ad-
vertiser, for Subscription, Advertisements
or in any other way are notified to come
and ssttIs Immediately if they wish to
>void costs.

~ JOHN G. TuckEs, ESQ.,, Assistant
Assessor for our District will visit our
Parish in = few weeks fos the purpose Of
assessing, Iacones and articles enumerated
in Schedule A. the Special zar, (forme''y
known Is L;cences) upon professions,
trades and stores. 4
Our people can Be grateful to the pow
srs thai b, that they ore favored with an
official, 20 kind and accommodating, %
just and impartial 10 the performance q
his da:iss. NJ. Tocker by his gsntleman'y
and uniform courss towards onr citizens,
has justly secured their esteem and con-
6lsoce, a*
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Session of Jan. 20. 1869.

Session of Jan. 90, 1869.
Pursuant to Adjournment the City
Council met ON this goth day Of January
1869.
Present: r. Dugat, President; !; b. a.
Sales, H:l.andry and G. c. Safes. Ab
Gent: +. Pel!erin.
On motion it was resolved. that persons
residing within the limits cf the Corpora
tion and having hedges growing near the
street, so as to obstruct the sidewalk in
any way, are hereby notified to trim the
said hedges. within the ten days next
following the publication Of this resou
ton; otherwise the same will be trimmed
at their expense.
On motion it was resolved, that All
persons are hereby notified and forbidden
not to obstruct The side walks in any
manner, under peua|ty Of a tine not les
than five dollars; to be recovered before
any court Of competant jurisdiction.
On motion the Cou neil adjourned.
WM. B. BAILEY, r. DCCAr,
Secretary. President.
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The Opelousas Railroad Com
pany Election.

The election on the 9th Of directors OF
this company. usually one Of much monot-
"nv, WAS en'ivened by raid into the
quiet enclosure hy that very popular per-
son known a. the Governor Of Louisiana,
who. not con,ea, with the patronage given
him by the contribution, and hv the law
passed at the last session Of the LegisI"-
ture, thought 20 govern the selection OF
director. Of this company also.
1t will be reco!iected that by an act
passed in 1867, just rs the session ended
the right Of the State and Of the city to
vote for directors Of this and the !acks"n
Road, which was then thought doubtful!
one, was reliuq"ishsd. The bill was not
signed BY Gov. Wells, but va. snbseqe"t
iy approved by one Of his mi'itari'y ap'
pointed SUCCESSORS, whose power 10 do th''
has been sustained by judicial authority
Gov. Wsrmo,h, it seems, regards thi'
act ~ not binding on him. and undertook
to vote Yesterday, notwilh>tand its provi
sioo., and proceeded to the vote Of tl''
State for 10000 shares Of stock for The
following gentlemen. most OF whom h.c
not previously been interested in single
share Of stock, but who, as We are told
we're the day before invested s"ch will
one Of its present very valuable and h'st
priced certificates Of ownestbip, that the,
might be qualified for the post.
The following are the gentlemen to
whom the Governor offered to cast hi
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]. Williamson,

The commissioners refused to accept the
vote rendered ~ a valid one under th~
law, but received it under a protest against
it. being counted, and tue W"rmo'h
spread il. wings and Aew away. to seek
the aid Of that discreetly selected judiciary
to enable il to enter more safely into the
the sacred enclosure.
+ But the example Of the Radical insect
was not unnoticsd by another Executive
functiooary whose Jurisdiction is not 20
extensive, or hi. power Of appointment 50
we'll sus,ained but whose right to vote is
quite As good as that Of 'hs Governor, and
triAe heavier. The Mayor 1t the city
Noticing the circumgyra'ions of The War
mo:h also went 10 the place Of voting, and
offered his vote on 10000 shares, and
though this was rejected on the same
grounds, but receive'l urdsr protest. il
settles. 10 any event, the election Of the
following ticket. the one previously voted
x 4. a1N>.>e
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~ Bright and noble hoy rsAect'"g
over the consequence Of the iats var. Il
always heard that every dog would have
bio day. NJ. u sons ussd to drive ead
cutsvells before the wav, but now they hsve
got down to the p'ow and hos, jist ike
ne. DULY Tor swar, IL. > grest levslles---
Yes every dog will have bis day. that's
90" 9 aa 7a
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REMEDY FOR SMALL-Pox.-A
correspondent Of the Stockton,
(Cal.) Herald, writes as follows {:

kennedy FOR SMALL-POX.-A
correspondent of the Stockton,
(Cal.) Herald, writes as follows {:
I herewith append a recipe,
which has been used to my
knowledge in hundreds of cases.
It will prevent or cure the small
pox though the pittings are ill-
ing. When Jcnner discovered
cow. pox in England, the world
Of science hurled an avalanche of
fame upon his head, but when
the most scientific school of
medicine in the world-that cf
Paris-published this recipe as a
panecea for smallpox, it passed
unheeded. 1t is as enfailing as
fate, and conquers in every in.
stance. It is harmless when
taken by : well person. It will
also cure scarlet fever. : Here is
the recipe as / have used it, and
cured my children Of scarlet
fever !; here it is as I have used
it to cure the smallpox; when
learned physicians said the pa
tent must die, it cured: sSdlphate
Of zinc, one grain /; foxglove
(digitalis), one grain ; half : tea
spoonful ofsugar !; mix with two
tablespoonfuh Of water. When
thoroughly mixed, add four
ounces Of water. Take aspoon-
{t,l every hour. Either disease
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~The Weekly Picayuue, 10 it, mum

~The Weekly Picayuue. in it, num-
her Of the 25th Of January last, heralded
IL thirty.thisd year Of existence. The
Picaysns BY the ability Of it, editors and
coutribuiors, its answering couse in the
path Of social asd political 'ectitade, has
never ceased for . moment to command
tho respect and admiration Of our whole
peeple within and without the limits Of
our State. 1t has secured an immense
patronage, which We sincerely hope Will
never grow less bat oo the cootary ia
crease. Long life and success TO it, Edi.
tors and employees.
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Sheriff''s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Gall L Co, No.: No: 2s7s: &c.,
Francis E. Piquet,e, } Parish Of Lafayette:
DY virtue Of a writ CT Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled suit by the
District Court in and for the Parish Of
Lafayette, and State aforesaid, and to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House Of said parisb, on,
Saturday the 6:h Of february 1869.
between the hours Of II A. NJ, and : T.. NJ,
FOR CASH, all the light, tit.', interest
and demand Of F. F. Picque;te, the de-
feaJant in and to the following property
seiz-d to satisfy said writ, to wit:
| Hack and harness, l Carriage
and harness. Buggy and har-
ness, 40 head of Cattle, 16
head of horses, creole and
a american, The stock ol
Hogs.
GIRARD LANDRY, Sheriff.
Jan. %, 80.
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HrA gentleman from SwampviI!e was
telling how many different occupations he
had attempted. Among others be tried
school teaching.
How loug did you teach p asked a
bystander.
Wal, didn't teach long, that is, I on
" went to teacli.'
did you hire out!"
"WsI, l didu't hire out, l only went to
hire out"
"Why did you give it up!"
"Wal, Civ it up for some reason OF
nu,her. You see travelled into dee
strict, and inquired for the trustees. Some
body said Mr.. Snic&:es was the man
wanted to see. So foard Mr.. Snickl-'
named my ohjic, introducing myself
and asked what he thought about l-;tin
me try my luck with the With big bov.
and unr"'y gals in the dae',rict h
wanted to know if really considered my
-elf capable told him l wouldn't miue
his asking me a f-w easy questions ii
'rithmetic an Biography. or showing m,
hand writing. He said no, never mind
hs could tell good teacher BY his gait
Let me gee you walk off little ways,
say. he, and l can tell jis: we'll 3 if
heard you examined says he. He cot il
The door ~ he spoke, and thought h
looked little skittish but l wss co"sid'r
able frustrated, and didn't mind much 81
turned about. aud walked on as smart n
kuow'd how. He said he'd tell me whe'
10 stop, 20 KEEP. on till thought II
gone far enough; then l s'pected sthint
was to pay. aud looked round. Wal. tn
door was shot, and Snickles was gone J"
"Did you go back I"
"Wai, mol didn't 60 back"
ibid you apply for another school Z"
WAL. no-l didn't apply for ano,he
school" said the gentleman from Swamp
vile, Il rather judge my appearance va
agin ma"
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PUBLIC SALE.
Jan. %, 80.

Succession Of SEVERN Hebert, deceased.
DY virtue of an order from the Hon.
I'D Parish Court in aud for the parish OF
Lafayette aud State aforesaid, there will
he offered at public sale, on
Tuesday the 23rd day Of February 1869.
to the last and highest bidder, on the
Plantation Of the deceased, the following
property, to-wit:
One tract of land in the Parish
Of Lafayette. being the W. ! Of s. Of $.
E. / Section SO Township, 8 $. K. 3 E.
continuing 63 70iloo acres.
Another tract Of land 6 by 20,
bounded BY lands Of Gideon Richard,
Melville Broussarj and Zsnon Broussard.
Dwelling House-Kitchen-
Cotton house--Corn criH--Fencing- Work
Oxen-Cows and 'calves-Horscs and
Mares-uogs-Ox-cart and horse cart
Plouqhs and Harrows- s-Tools--Household
Furniture and kitchen utensils-Corn-
Cotton in the seed-One Gun-One rifle.
Terms & Conditions 80 All
sums Of five dollars and under CASH on
the spot. All sums over that amount on
a credit Of one, two and three years from
the day Of sale. Purchasers furnishing
their notes with two or more good and
solvent securities in solido, to the satisfac-
ton of the parties interested, notes to bea,
eight per cent interest per annum from
maturity until paid, and 10 be payable te
the order and at the domicil of the admin
istrator. Property susceptible Of mortgage
remaining specially hypothecated with
vendors privilege in favor Of said succes
ion until the purchase price aud interest
it any, shall have been paid. No pur.
chaser Of movable property shall have
the right to dispose Of the same until paid
for otherwise the whole amount OF the
purchase price vii! become due. imme
diately. A. MONNfER,
Jan. -, 80. C'e'k.
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STATE OFLOUISI1NA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Parish Court.

WHEREAS l'hilogele Landry of the Parish
w LAFAYETTE and Administrator Of the Sac-
cess;ons Of Marie 7. Landry has filed in this
Court Final Tabl 'au of said Succession with
a patitioa praying that the same bc advertised
accorling to law and then duly homolesated.
And whereas the prayer of said Administrator
hne been =. an order Of said Court, dated
February 4th 1869.
Nov therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to fle their opposition. and
show cause. if any they have, in said Court
within 10 days from the publication Of :c!s notice
Why the a.ore said Final Tallcau should no!
BE- approved ard homo!ogated.
Given under my Official signature in said Cour!
in she town OF Vermiloavillc, this 5th day o.
February 1869.
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PUBLIC. SALE.
Succession Of Niche Ajrieu Richard


deceased.
10y virtue Of nm order emanating from
Dathe Hon. Court Of the Parish of La
fayeite, the public are hereby informed
that there will be sold at public sale, 10
the highest ard last bidder. hy = duly
commissioned officer, at the last resideEcs
of said deceased, in this Parish. on
Saturday tie 1871 day Of February 1859.
the following property belonging 70 the
above named succession, to-wit: s.
One tract Of wood land in
this parish on the East side Of Bayou V~r-
million, one half Of an arpeut front by the
depth Of forty more or less being the came
purchased by deceased Of E'nilien Vincent
40 per act No. lo42.
One kitchcn-One corn crib
Horse cart-Waggon and harness-Cora
Cotton house - Grist mill-Pantry-
Plank. - Potato house - Hen house -
Observation-Disclosures
1860 pannels fsnciug-Buggy and harness
Cows and calves-Hogs-Sugsr cane
for seed-Horscs, mares and mules-uouse-
hold furniture and kitchen uteusils-Pisux
and posts-Sundries &c., Il.
Terms and Conditions All
sums Of ten dollars and under CASH.
All sums over that amount on credit OF
One Two and Three years from the day OF
sale, purchasers furnishing their sotes with
two solvent securities in sslidO 10 the sat-
isfaction Of the sdministratrix and parties
interested, conditioned be bear intA,... At
the rate Of eight per cent from maturity till
|paid-Ihe property Susceptible Of mort.
gage. remaining specially mortgaged u
fav..T Ct said succession until purchase pGiee
and interest, if any, shall have been paid.
No purchaser Of movable property shall
have the right Of dispose Of the same until
paid fer, otherwise the whole amount Of
the purchase price will become due and
payable. A. AONNIER.
Jan. 7th 80. Clrk.
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Stale. of LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafayette, { Parish Court.
TxTHEREAS Caliste Arceneaux. Of the Parish
w Of Lafayette Administrative OF the success
sion Of Pierre r. Breau. deceased. has filed in
this Cour. . Tableau Of Debts Of raid Success
sion with petition praying that the same he
advertised according to law and then duly ho-
mologated.
Aud whereas the prayer Of said Administrator
has been granted by an o,dr Of said court, dated
Alb day Of February 1860.
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested, to hic their opposition. AMI
show cause, if any they have, in said Court with
in 10 days from the publication Of this notice.
why the aforesaid Tableau and Set, lemcnt should
not be approved and homologated.
Given under my official signature in said Court
in the town OF Vermliony!le, this 5.j day Of
Feb. 1869.
7 MOSS porish IudUr
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~ We wsee disposed to cay some
taing about The weather, but il has turned
out to Be- such Ackis and treacherous
thing Gust 'uitsd tothess rsdical tinss)
that ws will let it alone and allow it to
speak for i(Se!f &st a - 81
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will disappear in twelve hours.
For a child, smaller doses, ac-
cording to age. Ifcounties would
compel their physicians to use
this there would be no need of
post houses. If you value advice
and experience, use this for that
terrible disease.
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CITY Council Of Vermilionvi.le.

Session Of January 10th 1869.
Members present: K. Dugat, President,
3. A. SALES. Henry Landry, G. G. SALES.
Absent: Ed. Pellerin.
On motion it was resolved, that the
Collector proceed Immediately to the col
lection of all taxes due the Corporation for
the wears 1866, 1867 and 1868 and also
all Licenses due for 1863 and 1869.
On motion of 3. A. SALES, it was re
solved that committee of three be and
are hereby appointed to examine the
streets Of the town for the purpose Of
draining the same and report at the next
meeting of the Council The president
appointed Messrs g. c. SALES, IL. Landry
and +. Martin on said committee.
On motion the Council adjourned to
Wednesday the Goth inst, at 3 Pm.
w, B. BAILEY, r. DuGAT.
Secretary. President.
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I ~ Some years ago, Dr.. Richmond
Who was The stationed Neihodjat ministss
d 0psiae6sl1 for that yeae, having fos
Sssss1i 6sn'isys hed the "bags" paced
arssnd 10 The congregations for co,itvibs-
lions. ssd almost iavaTiably hsd il vetsts
"a 6llrd with bsttoas, eoncludsd on the
,euccssdiog Sabbath 70 Try il agsin. b"i
THE time, rsmosssrsssd thus: ~Fnends,
,<hs sscsss;tiss Of the chsrch requirs that.
- shosld take sp smother collection TO-
day, bss my dsas bssthrso and sistss% ihs
asoeasitiss of the shussh do sot require
any eoes bstaosa.'
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+ H'Sanmy, Sammy, my con doat
staed there scratching yoas bead; stir your
.tanp., dk.yos viN eaks no p.ogFss. 10
Iiss." .wsy. sLihsr, :, replied the yoong
hopeful, i've ottse head you cay thst
The. only vay 70 ct aloeg in this world
was 70 scratch aheai."' 49,