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TvHE State Legislature in 1865, passed
i an act prohibiting any person from
carrying fire-arn.s % the premises Of any
cfki1en without the consent Of the owner,
and snkjecting the persoa 20 offending to
punishment. Now I hereby give pub
nc notica that do not intend that any
person should huns within my enclosures,
and give this public warning to aH aud
every person ID refrain from 90 doing,
and from trespassing in any way; and
pasafdg through my enclosures.
s. LEONCE SANDOZ.;
UpAlonsas; March 18th, 1869.
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RO R SALE .

A N eagle" Gin Stand, with all the
"A running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, q Newell Screw and Press
AS good as new. Persons wishing to
purchase can see the above on my Waxia
Plantation. . 4
/ have also an excellent Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill, which would sell on
xery accommodating terms.
ia. TAYLOR.
April 4th, 1858. 43ef.
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TOWN BEJTCMEBY.,

:. TOWN BUTCMERY..
THE undersigaed has the honor to an
l. .nouDce to hiA clients and to the pub
lie in, general that he will hereafter retail
beef at the Town Market, ct 8 cents per
pound; in quantities Of so or 100 pounds
It will be sold for less. He fatters him
self with being able to please ell who
patronize him, % regards the quality of
the meat or otherwise -. :-5 ~
- =, JAMES G.. HAYES.
Opelousas, December 1st, 1868. 26
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P. GOSSELIN, Wheelwright.

H AS the honor to inform the public
1K that he is still engaged Mt his trade
at his old shop, Main street, Opelousas.
He will use his best endeavors to please
those who may patrcnize him, and will
wotk as eheaply as any one else.
He hopes that after an experience of
16 years in his trade, he will net lose tho
patronage Of his old clients and friends.
Opelonsas, Nov. IA, 1868 23tf
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.swa, ln,,,k. =. ri. i
othe.. ,,,s,..s. "Os ~ saxe pattern by
anv ressca :. 49, shr"sssss' ana don't see
Ths - = sAat ~ /,
chnir. '1"s'''s1 es, moved uneasiiy in hit
s.w. - -..-.s..... ...- =
said Esths, 49, ~ ave ~ ven a. others, =
eA.u ..Ws 1s'ner. - : = 7=... a I
EAsserp ps.s,s "srs - nse within our means,
~ IN - sasss ~ eseosge. - =
as +hs ~ Msa s.ns you san ..sI aiford 1t as well
Wa DO do 80 11'gsIs ;aa az Mallers and Thorn ;
= rao-ro.. ao nos m,sn e appear mean"
W sWaas euoek cElmsoned:
81 ~ 4 aan NOS mean !" he cried en-
"1i ..r,.,, 49,.
hnen We 20 not wish to appear so,r
ssaa sna ~ wiie; To complete this room,
SUI s.a1e ~ look hke other peoples we
"s ..m es1A eenpheaolsmp." II
h.. "ans-wo IL. want! muftered the
nla snere's no satasfytng woman's
w's1., w ~has yoa may and ne abrupt
~ ae1s tne room.
A., now many husbands arein a sl.c.ilar
= unomma HOW many houses and hus-
Dae'Hs y aIe fenaefeo uncomfortable by
1se eonstans dassaf fastaction Of a wne
Win Preeenes s0omfoFts and present Pre-
ylsEaoRse how many bright prospects
1oE oasaneaa hAvA 4aded iR bankrnptey
end rnis in ordeF 10 sskfy this secret
1ankerlng after fashionable necesaaries!
Gould tne real cause of many failures he
known, u would be found tp result from
use eiess expenditures q home-expenses
XASsH E3s.s1 s1<.lRk -
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COyFECTIONERS

X II. MEIER g. CO., Firat Premium steam
". Candy Manufscfory, s. s. New Levee, Whole
sale confectioners. Depot of CaniU1Sgn,a mes.
~ No. 50 New Levee. Tr-.sa.
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MISCELLANEOUS. ! ~.

MISCELLANEOUS. i ltAA !
Ehe Bast-1ivsr Bridge. :
THE GREATEST PROJECT OF THE AGE,
The project Of Mr.. Roebling, the fa-
NOUS engineer and suspension bridge
bailder, fer uniting New York and
1BroUkfy ID .Ay spanning the Rast riyer,
Mas been tapproved by Nshe' tcOfnrnission
appointed to examine it, and It 10 said
that the work. will be at once commenc-
ed. The FIRST operations win be upon
the Brooklyn side, near the Fulton Fer
nv. where excavati0ns will be made, nine
ty-sevcE feet, down TO-, the rock upon
which the toundations ofI the abutment
towers will be laid. Digging on the New
Yerk side will immediaSnly &oilow. near
pier 20, East river. aRock is there found
st one hundred and seven feet. The mo :
bridge will be o striking and graceful
feature of the surrounding scenery. Ies
proportions will be eollossal. The en-
tire length will be S,662E feet, or about q
mile and one ninth; but these figures
NAV vary slightly when the termini be-
come finally settled. The New York ter
minus will either be on Chatam street,
opposite tue Registers oalee, or in Chat.
ham Square. The terminus In Brooklyn
win be near tase fnal AZ In and
Fulton streets. Tic seTncsnfe VIII thus
oyertop many houses which are situated
upon the slope towards the river ON each
side. 1t will be suspended in three open
ings, two Of which will Ebe On land, and
one of 1000 feet, over the water. The
floor will be both fire and water proof,
and will seFvens D ruofso tie hooaesana
stores beneath. It's width will be eighty
feet within she ratings, equal to Broad
way, and will be divided into five spaces,
marked by six lines of iron tsusses, indie.
pendently OF d sidewalk Of ak Fest on
each side. .s.s.s..s
As the new bridge WIN weigh 3,4ss
tons, being far more than twice as heavy
and wide as any other structure OF the
kind in existenee, the jar upon it will be
scarcely geRceptible, and the moss VIC
lent winds will he poweEless against it.
It's weight I'm the day-tiEas viii b PET
petually augmentsd hy more gr less cars,
carts, animals, md hasSam 6eingA The
maximum weight 0f these, il covering
the entire sns4aee, would ID u 40 TOMS
bat an average of aboat 100 tons may be
calculated On. Two passenger trains Of
cars upon steaa rails will srun backward
and forward 0vef the bridge alternately.
They will be attached to an endless wire
rope. propsllsd 81 8 stafiona1y1 snglsse
ON the Brooklyn side. Their speed may
be at twenty or thirty miles an hour
without injury 90 the structure. The
-R ~ I~s n I.s
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NO. BUSINESS CARDS.
Carpet Warehouse.

A BROUsSEAU l. co. Importers, 10 Char
IN. tres Street, New Orlesns, offer for sale at
low prices: Carpeting-English and American.
of all kinds Floor Furniture and Enameled Oil
Cloths: Matting-5o0 r,lls China, 100 pieces Co
coa; Window shades, Table and Piano Covers; !;
Crumb Cloths, Drugget Linen and Felt; Cur
tains-I.aee, Reps. Wsested, Damask, &c. Fur
niture Covering Linen and Cotton Stripes; Cor
nices, Bands, Pins. etc. ;: TMay2 E-ly
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Private Boarding.
A LADY residing ia retired portion Of this
n town, would receive one Or two boarders by
the month, with or without lodging, at mode
rate price. Apply at this Office. lfe29
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DENTHST.

nR. JNO. g. ANGELL, 100 Carondelet ST.
DTeeth inserted on gold or vulcanite base
Teeth extracted without pain. f5l ly
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:. J The Plantation,

1!s.A The Plantation,
|. aaks .aiad all thesimproysaasnss thereon,
except one building, being the same upon
which said deceased last sesided, situated
in Little Prairie Mamonth, near Bayou
Chicot, 10 the Parish of st. Landry, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty acres
Of land.
T. 7AETract Of Land,
sitaate3 in the same quarter, and adjoin-
ing the pissantation hereabove described,
measuring fo,... y-eight arpents.
Twenty heal Of horned cattle;
.ggse One lot Of hogs; -. -
str .."s= Two maFes; .
81, II. -Hrf*s One saddle and bride !;
A lotof lumber;
al. -@s ..~.- Ore loom;
'>.+' Three beGsteads;
-~~--. One bureaus; -
. = one tool chest; j - =. =
One corn shelter;
One toilette ,~~
Two watches;
One buggy
And many other articles, n
tho enumeration of which
= ...sf9 .*>a.5 will be too tedious. ::
In conformity with the laws and Com
stitutionl Of the State Of Louisiana, the
above described land will be sold in lots
OF not less than. ten nor more than Fifty
acres, 90 will be more particularly des-
cribed on the day Of sale.
!. TERMS And CONDITIONS An sums of
ten dollars and under, payable cash, and
all sums upwards of ten dollars, ON
credit of one and two years from the day
Of sale; purchasers to furnish approved
personal security, to the satisfaction of
whom the right; and, moreover, the
lands remaining specially mortgaged un-
to said Estate until full and eutire pay
ment Of capital and interest which may
accrue thereons at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from time due until paid
CHARLES TEALE,
.. Administrator.
Upeiousas, May LIST, 1859. "
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EfREsH SEEDS. warsnsed growth Of 1863,
T. at Asyes, Opea0usas. A2-4E
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! Puhlic Sale:

Essah cfJoa1 1e1le, deceased. !
RY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
- Pariah Court in and for the Parish
Of st. Landry. there will he sold at pub
lie sale, % the Last and highest bidder,
BY the undersigned Administratar or q
duly commissioned auctioneer, fH Little
Prairie Mamouth, near Bayou Chicot. in
thfs Parish, on as7sss'@'A % We '' '''
AoAses, Jsss:7tk, 1869,
the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate of John Teale, de-
ceased, late Of the Parish of St. Landry,
to wit:
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Spefial Aptifes.
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's California Almanac for 1870,
for distribution, gratis, throughout California,
Oregon, and other States and Territories of the
Pacific slope, will be published about the first of
January and all who wish to understand the
true philosophy of health should read and pom
der the valuable suggestions it contains. In ad-
dtIon to an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure of great variety of
diseases it embraces a large amount Of informa-
tion interesting to the merchant, the mechanic,
the miner, the farmer, the planter, and profess
sional man; and the calculations have been
made for such meridians and latitudes as are
most suitable for correct and comprehensive
CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
the staple tonic and Alternative of more than half
the Christian world, fully set forth in its
pages, which are also interspersed with pictorial
illustrations, valuable recipes for the household
and farm, humorous anecdotes, and other
instructive and amusing reading matter, original
and selected. Among the Annuals to appear
with the opening of the year, this will be one of
the most useful, and may be had for the asking.
Send for copies to the nearest dealer in HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. The BIT
TERS sold in every city, town and village,
and are extensively used throughout the entire
civilized world.
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PAIN KILLER,

After thorough trial by innumerabe living
witnesses has proved itself the medicine of the
age. 1t is an internal and external remedy.
One positive proof Of its efficacy is, that its sales,
have constantly increased, and wholly upon its
own merits The effect of the Pain Killer upon
the patient when taken internally, in case of
Cold, Cough, Bowel Complaints, Cholera,
Dysentery, and other affections of the system,
has been ruely wonderful and has won for it a
name among medical preparations that can never
be forgotten. Its success in removing pain, as
an external remedy in cases Of Burns, Bruises.
Sores, Sprains, Cuts. Stings of Insects, and
other causes Of suffering, has secured for it such
II host of testimony, as an almost infalllble
lemcdy, that it will be handed down to posterty
as one of the greatest medical discoveries of the
10th century.
December J..
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Medical Advice.-DE. WM. X. DoHEETY's Medicaland
Surgical Institute i becoming sine qua to the w'itrt
and health citizens and his rapidly srea
din. reputation although il excite surprise Is but the
signal Of skill and follows the natural effect of snc
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
chronic disease and who had Ia
ken advantage tt every available means that promised re-
lief but without until they called upon Dr. ohGETY
who. incredibly short space of timch given them en-
tire relief gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
4i- his to the superSfructure o
his own upon the ruin The Doctor
ducts his Institute in such nanner that must be gratifying
all patients Ir examines advises. and recommends
without clar aud the ptficnt hearing his terms for
treatment can accept reject pleasure In does
nAr charge unless he effects a This he
i to-, he feels the confidence which
has and uuht the consolation which
pertains that confidence afflicted with either
cute or chronic would do well to consult the Doctor
do harm. consultation he asks
does he insist obedience to his advice unless
patient places himself under his His Offices
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panv ufirc-.Stp Frdncisco .VcrS.
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without an Equal!

The hygienic properties of Murray & LaRmdn's S
Florida Water a marked and distinctive fea-
ture of this delicious perfume. Its wonderful
power in relieving nervous headache, tainting
turns ordinary hystera and its hcalthfu disn-
fcctant properties in the sick room, mark it as
peculiarly adapted to the requirements of the
boudoir, the dressi groom and the bath.
lk,g~ As there are worthless counterfeits, buy
ers should always ask for the Florida Water pre-
pared by Lanman 4 Kemp. New York. Sold by
N. Karsky 4 Co, Wcaverville. 55T
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Il YcnrS of SuCcess

Have attended the use of Brstols Sarsaparilla
and Pills, till now their stirling excellence and
wonderful virtues have borne down all opposi-
ton and established the fact that they the
surest and safest of all medicines for Strengthen
ing the Stomach, Invigorating the Liver. Toning
the Bowels, Stimulating the Kidneys and Purify
ing and cleansing the Blood and Humors
Let the sick and suffering try them without
delay. 5e3-
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RErURNED.--A r. Earl, Esq, and Mr.. A. II
Marshall returned Friday evening of last week
from an extended visit to the East. Mr.. Earl
states that there is a widespread disposition on
the part of the Eastern people to visit this State
next summer, and many of them expect to make
their homes with n. Lorenz arrived this
week, bringing Il wife,
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PERsoYAL.-We acknowledge the receipt of 4
fine fat turkey from Mr.. C.. Frick as Christ
mas present. We expect to do the subject jus
tice Christmas day if at no other .ime. Mean
while. Mr. Frck has our thnnks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-25

The WEATHER.-Until lately the weather has
been altogether too fine. Wednesday night
slight fall of snow pnt better face affairs.
from appearances more falling weather is immi-
nent.
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QUARTZ FOR san FRANcIsco.-Mr. Phelps starts
below this Saturday morning with about eighty
pounds of ore selected from eighteen or twenty
lcdges examined by him in this county. 1t is
his intention to have the ore thoroughly tested
for the purpose of showing what our mineral re-
sources are and inducing men of capital to in
vest in the development of this county. We
hope his most sanguine expectations may be re-
allied
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81 ggS 8 8 8 .

TOTHE WORKING CHASING prepared to
furnish with constant employment at home, the
whole for the spare moments Business new,
light profitable Persons Of either easily
Soc IS per evening and proportional by devoting
whole time toe business. Boys and girls nearly
much That all who this notice may send
address, and test the business make this
leIed Offer To such not well satisfied, will send
81 pay for the trouble Of writing Full particulars
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The postage HuTerS Utey is 20 cents year, whicl
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Address HARPER a. BROTHERS, New York
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Costly MONUMENTS. - Visiting Weaverville
cemetery, recently, among the many memorials
OF the departed we noticed in particular a mon
ument lately placed in the Masonic burying
ground by Mr. Louis Raab, of Junction City,
over the grave of his child. 1t is from the mar
bic works off. c. Lee, at Chico, highly finished
and ornamental. From the quality of the stone
and the nicely of finish, to say nothing of the
expense of transportation, it must have cost no
small sum of money.
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Beg IL you wish the very best GARNET PHoro
GRAPHS, you must call on BRADLEY 4 RuLoFsoS
429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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Wsekly Grinity gaurnal.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SERENADE AND SUPPER AT JUNCTION CIrY-Nr
j. T. Gross, whose marriage last Sunday eve-
nirg we have chronicled elsewhere, being a res
ldent of junction City, returned home the next
day, taking his bride with him. The news hav.
ing been generally disseminated throughout the
neighborhood the "boys" turned out to greet
the happy pair on the evening of their arrival,
improvlsing serenade with tin cans, horns,
&c, ms is usual on such occasions The fortu-
nate bridegroom ''faced the music" at once, and
leading the way to the Carter House, where an
excellent supper was prepared, invited his friends
to eat, drink and be merry at his expense. 1t is
perhaps needless to add this liberal invitation
was accepted in the spirit in which it was given.
DRAWING OF GRAND JURY-0n Tuesday, 2lst
instant, at the courthouse, grand jury was
drawn, according to law, by the County Clerk
In the presence of the County Judge and Sheriff
The following persons were selected William
Clement, Frederick Frey, Joseph Craig, B. S.
Gnptill, Michael Catalan, W. W. Allen james
Carson, George p. Chapman Nelson Bates,
John Arm, John s. Ferrier, O. NJ. Gray, John W
Carter, T. Z. Jones, Charles II. Bartlett, NJ. F.
Griffin, W. J.. Tinnin, Jos. Mckinney, A. C.
George, James Benton, Henry Hooker, John
Martin, B. VI. George, Richard Brown
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Agency Notice.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i we have placed all our outstanding accounts
IN the hands of c. E. WILLIAMS for immediate
collection. All persons indebted to US are ad-
vised to save costs by prompt settlement with
him. HOSLINGER EINFALT
Wsavervills, September 4th, 1860. ,e-sw
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New York Wholesale Prices

We sell more Waltham Watches than any
other establishment in the country, either whole
sale or retail we send great numbers to every
section OF the country by mail and express, care
fully packed, and in perfect running order Our
plan is this: You want a Watch, and see our
advertisement now, we want you first to write
to US for our Descriptive and illustrated Price
List; we will send it, postpaid by returning
mail 1t explains all the different kinds, tells
the weight and quality of the cases, with prices
OF each you then make selection of the kind
you prefer, and send us your order. We will
then send you the Watch by express, with the
bill to collect delivery. We give instruc-
tions to the express company to allow you to
open the package and examine the Watch if it
suits, you can pay, and take it; if not, you are
under obligation to receive it; and if it is
taken, and afterwards does not prove satisfac-
tnrv we will eychanpp If or
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Mistellaneous.
NATHAN MATCHES F.!

Let every one wto wants Watch, read this
carefully; especially if in some remote out-of-
the-way place.
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY.

T'HE GREAT DIFFICULTY WHICH PHYSICIANS HAVE
been laboriu for centuries to overcome, has at length
been obviaed Vegetable Csihartc and Alternative NOR.
efficient than OF the Glass; and
agreeable the ordinary candy is offered to
the sick in the form of Lozenge.
DR.. ERASMUS WINsLOW's
LIVER AND STOMACH LOZENGE
is important medical novelty that modern chem
produced 1t contains botanical extracts
ectly themselves but embodyng all ths rened
properties mercury and destined in this pleasant form
and Danish from general the pills
potions Of which that dangerous e1cant the main in
gredient than thousand experiments
of this peerless remedy before brought
to its present perfection fhe Iozcnge harmless
in its operation and although the medical Of Its
tive has been etxngsbed by chemical their
virtues remain active and potent as
In Dyspepsia, Bousness, Constipation, Sick
Headache Piles Dropsy and the irregu ares which the
feees subject the will be found ntely
more than any the horrible and disgusting COM
pounds usually administered in such As antib
specific and general apere they have equal either
advertised preparations the prescriptions of the
regular pharmacopnsa.
II il guaranteed that who has tried
Wnslows Liver aud Stomach Lozenge, will
az ain take a purgatiye powder. draught pill.
REDDiNGTON, H0sTETTEK & CO.,
Billy Agents for Pacific Coast