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II est rare qua cette epoque de rannee,
pa sacheresse Sc paolonge, dams nos para
|ges, aussi lengtemps qu'elle Ia fait cette
aimee. Depuis le commencement d'aout,
nous n'avons eu que deux piuies, ct de-
|puis plus dun mois c'est une s6cheresse
de plus en- plus persistante. :.
ST dun cote les cotonniers ont Gu un
temps admirable pour la cueillette du
cotton, Ga etc un contre-temps ssrieux
pour les sucriers, car il est presumer
|que le rendement sera tres fable, bien
|que Ia qualite du sucre doive, pour cette
meme raison, etre plus belle.
Faute dean, plusieurs do nos suc ucriers
9ne peuveut commencer encore la roulai-
son, ct ills seront bient6t mensces de per-
ltes s&rieuses si la pluie ne Went pas de
suite leur secours.
Les marais sont presque tous taris, ct
les animaux des prairies eommencent 4
r6der au loin Ia recherche de reau.
La saison est sans doute magDifique
pour ramasser lie cotton, rentrer le n,aIs
4 ct faire lie foin; mais hors celia il faudrai.
de reau. Beaaeoup de puts sont. do
$reste, taris CONNIE les marais. .
UN DERNlER MOT AUx voFANTs.-Ven-
*dredi proclaim, le Bureau d'Enregistre.
5ment &c fermera etle citoysn qni alors M
Sc sera pas fait enregistrer on qui n'anra
pas son certi6cat d'enregistrement de
1868, ne pourra pas voter 4 la prochains
election. q, II est done evident que ceu1
qui ne foat pas lea denarehes necessaa'
res pour &c METRE en- mesure de voter
mont pas 4 ceur le bien-etFe du pays, q
4doivent s'attendre d d'amers reproche'
de Ia part de leurs voisips. C'est tout
simplement un droit que le citoyen dol
prendre CONNIE deyoir, d'exprimer soz
opinson par j. vote du scrutia toatea le'
fuis quill en- loccasion, ct des quill ma
$nifeste I'M maneue d'intSret, de 10 nom
ehalsnce, il devient reprehensible.
Qaant 4 NOS amis democratiques, il
peavent etre assures let lis le voieBt can
aonta b;eu, aue nous aurons une MAORI
(ts considerable dams l'Etat, le District =
&Comt6 ct la Paroisse, ct que noere saeke
sera slu accomplishment. Rapgeops-n noa
dore taus sous In bapniare Commune =
serrons les rangs ct rel. :pns-nous au'
|nol,a. Conservons notre dsitS ct al quel
aues d6mocrates dissidents cont battu
parnos pbalanges serrssas ayons pour eu'
la Difference laquelle is ont droit~
uNous avous 4 notre bureau une Pc
sise branche Dc cotton Dixie, dc y hui
ponces de long, ct contenant dix-sep
erabots, don't IA en- mstarit6, pr ovenan
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College St. Charles.
Grand COteA1.

TT 'OTVERTURE des classes ce Col
lege est tixee au Mardi 25 Octobre
couraut. J. RODCIT.
Grand Coteau Ter Oct 1870. 3 1T.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-10-22

= ssaief sssgis-
saIsss ratteia-
s dfd ii asslein, doi-
vent ne a6eisgss q ssaf seaaire en-
rsgi.trer, & eeu1 ;':iii qaii t change de lies
De residence devront egalement vensx
Auisyrsvisers leass eeptiScats pear pos
yo;r v : voter o r j rSIection prochaine. s
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,


WASHINGTON, Jan. I3.-AIr. Drake called
up resolution TO consider Indian treaties
in open session, to which Mr.. Trumbull
offered an amendment to embrece all trea-
ties for acquisition of territory. Laid
over.
Mr.. Kellogg introduced q bill granting
right of way and sections of public lands
per mile to aid in construction of a railroad
and telegraph line from Marshal, Texas, to
San Diego, Cal, with branches and con-
nections. Bill was referred to Committee
on Public Lands.
Mr.. Edmunds offered an amendment TO
the Virginia bill providing a test oath,
which gave rise to an animated discussion,
Messrs. Nye, Morton and Trumbull OPP
posing, in the course of which they called
attention TO the presence near Mr.. Sum
ner of an outsider advising and influencing
his action.
Mr.. Sumner said 1t was c. B. Porter,
member elect from Richmond, who repre-
scented the loyal men of Virginia
Mr. Trumbull saHs Who made Mr.
Sumner infallible Judge of loyalty? and lie
then read the proceedings of a court mar
tial which found Porter guilty of sedltlous
language, drunkenness, etc.
He further commented on MIR. Summers
attack on Gov Walker, and showed that
he had the privilege Of tine floor, which
Mr.. Porter had not. Personalities were
INDUCED in, and considerable bitterness
Of feeling was manifested on both sides.
Mr. Williams offered a resolution, which
was referred TO the Committee Of the Whole,
favoring reduction of taxation to the
lowest possible per cent, and declaring
any annexation Of foreign territory, for
which a consideration of money or its
equivalent is to lie made, is a direct as
sault upon the public credit, and is not
called for by any emergency Of public
affairs.
EEOgSE.
Mr.. Morrill, offered bill providing for
abolishing the presentation Of gifts, etc,
from inferior officers to their superiors,
which after some amendment passed with
out division.
Mr. Mungen rose TO personal eEplana-
ton in which he denounced some fabrica-
tons ofNew York Tribune correspondents
Mr.. Eldrilgc expressed the belief that
5-2O's are payable in lawful currency, and
any officer who appreciates them at eX-
pense of grccnbaCks, commits, if not an
improbable ofiensc, an offcnse against
the Government
The Virginia Till was taken up.
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NEW SERIES, NO. 429.

intentions, or question your judgment
and prudence. The high responsibility
OF the trust which you hold as represen-
tative in part of the sovereignty of the
people OF your native State would not fail
to inspire you with caution and calm de-
liberation. | have confidence in your
wisdom and judgment, and in that conf
dence have written.
| am, very respectfully,
JOHN w. Bowen.
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PARIS.
Tho Hcar People.

PARIS, Jan. 13.-The city is still greatly
excited. During the night disturbances
continued, but there were no serious con-
flicts. Several policemen were wounded
by stones thrown, and one was dangerously
stabbed while attempting to quell the dis
order A magistrate was struck on the
head with a stone and knocked down.
Many other outrages were also committed
Troops have not appeared in force since
the mob at Champs Eiysees was dispersed
last night, but extensive preparations have
been made to guard against any repetition
of disorders.
The Patcrn8I Government
There are now in Paris over 100, 900
soldiers, including detachments Of cavalry
which recently arrived from the garrisons,
and several batteries of artillery from Vim
cennes. The Police force has also been
largely increased, and it is not supposed
the people viii dare make any further dis
turbaNce.
EirC-CatcT.
The N"gsnt'ls6 appears to-day as usual,
The tone Of its articles is very violent.
Rochetort in leading editorial says the
demonstration ofyesterday was the cry for
justice, and tomorrow the cry may come
for vengeance.
The Recent Homicide.
LONDON. Jan. l@.-Letters rom Paris
represent the feeling Of sympathy for Vic
for Nuir rs profound, and widely dis.
played among the masses. The Govern.
ment is taking every precaution to prevent
an outburst Of public indignation.
PANS, Jan. l3.-The city is still much
RgitatCd over the recent homicide
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ENGLAND.


LoEDoN, JAN. l3.-Nr. Bright at a public
breakfast in Birmingham yesterday bitterly
denounced American FeniauS. whom he
charges as citizens Of another country for
persisting IN disturbing the peace Of this
country. The Irish rich he said had sui
fered less than the Irish poor, since Iawlass-
ness eyacts that harshneSS il the laws
that the poor only complain of Mr. Bright,
however, in conclusion promised his CO.
operation 10 release the Fenian prisoners.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Affrar win, Robbers.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-Last night as
three men were entering the house OF MIR.
Hiram Smith, who lives few miles from
the city, he fred at them with double
barrel shot gun. killed one instantly, and
fatally wounded another; the third robber
fred into the room, fractured Mrs. Smiths
arm, and badly wounded child. The
robbers are supposed to have followed Mr.
Smith from Cincinnati, where he had Just
ConSummated a large hog sale.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
A Lively Dispute between
TrumbuIl and Sumner.
Gen. Gid. Pillow Dangerous
Iy iii.
Norfolk TO BriStOl---MarShaIl
to San Diego.
Popular Disturbances i'm
Paris. ~
WASHINGTON.
The WHISKY war.

The whisky War.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The report OF
the operations of detachment of the Fifth
Cavalry, operating in the Eight District OF
Virginia, shows that forty-nine il6fit dis
tilleries have been visited, twenty two stills
destroyed and three seized. About 120
gallons of brandy were seized, 400 gallons
low wines destroyed, and twenty-five men
arrested during raid upon illicit distiller-
les, lasting forty-six days, during which
over !, 900 miles were travelled by the Cav
Any,
- The President to-day nominated Charles
J. Cooper Surveyor of Customs for Men,
phis, Tennessee.
Taxes.
There seems to be an inclination in the
WAYS and Means Committee TO reduce
the duties on all sugars. The committee
have agreed to change the duties on lumber
from al 0aJoren1 to special, repeating sub
stantially the present duty. The Commit
tee viii probably not report on the tariff
for a month
For the past week the customs receipts
reach So, 0S3, 164.
Mississippi Senators.
Private advices from jackson indicate
the election for United States Senator
from Mississippi of Mr.. Eggleston and
Gen. Ames
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ST. LOUIS.
IntercStinu 'Tax Question.

Interesting Tax Question.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-The United States
Collector has demanded of this city $500,
as succession tax on property received from
Hssry Shaw for Town Grove Park. The
city declines to pay, and will probably con-
fest the matter
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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, Jan. 13.-John Johnson was
installed as Mayor to-day.
Dangerously HI.
Gen, Gideon J. Pillow is dangerously
III with pneumonia
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NORFOLK.
To Bristol.

NORFOLK, Jan. 13-The Directors OF the
Norfolk and Great Western Railroad have
agreed to close a contract with New York
parties to build the entire road to Bristol,
Tann
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MINNESOTA.


CHICAGO. Jan. l3.-The fifteenth amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States was ratified by the Senate of Min
nesota yesterday by party vote of - to
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CREDIT OF THE STATE.
By Mr.. Taylor. of Henderson

Dy Nh IdyIOI, % HtHuUIsUH-
Resolved, That the credit of this State
shall never be given or loaned in aid of
any person, association, municipality or
corporation. That this be referred to the
Committee on the Legislative Department.
By Mr.. Warner
Resolved, That a Sheriff, any
of his deputies, or Coroner
OF any Constable, when a writ or warrant
is placed in his or their hands, for the ar
rest of any person accused therein of
felony, shall have the power to arrest
said accused in any county or place with
in the limits of the State
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SUPREME COURT.

BY MI. Taylor, OF HendersOn-
Resolved, That section 2 of article "
be 50 amended as to read as follows: The
Supreme Court shall consist of a Chief
Justice and four Associate Justices. The
number may be increased or decreased by
law, but never shall be less than two.
That this be referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
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shall be personally and publicly given
Uipd Voce
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SCOTT AND MORGAN COUNTIES.

By Mr.. Parker
Resolved, That section 8, of article /,
of the amendment to the Constitution,
adopted Feb. %, 1866, be so changed as
to allow the counties of Scott and Morgan
TO send one member to the House of Rep
.resentatives, and the counties of Fenuess
and Cumberland one Representative.
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By b1r. Baxter:

Resolved, That article XL, section 10,
be amended as follows: after the words
Literature and science" "and to provide
a liberal free school system which will
afford educational advantage to every
child in the State. -
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ELECTIONS.

BY MI. IaTkef--
Article -. Section. In all elections
by the people, and also by the
Senate and House of Represen-
tatives, jointly or separately, the votes
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COUNTY SURVEYORS.

Resolved, That the County Surveyors
be elected by the qualified voters of their
respective counties, and the time, place
and manner of their election and term of
Office be the same as Circuit and County
Court Clerks.
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BY Mt. AEIedge:
Resolved, That the Committees on Fl
nance, Internal Improvement and Corpo-
rations report such change in the Consti-
tuition as will prohibit any further issuance
of State bonds.
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LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

by Mr. HOrter, OF haywood
Resolved, That the appointment of
Secretary of State be vested. alone in the
Governor, subject to the approval and
ratification of the Senate.
Further, That this be referred to the
committee on said department.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Addenda to resolution of Mr.. House,
granting veto power to theGovernor:
That after the clause, ''Every bill which
may pass both Houses of the General As
sembly, shall before it becomes law, be
presented to the Governor for his sigma
ture, shall be inserted the following: eff
he approves he shall sign and deposit it in
the Office of the Secretary of State for
preservation, and notify the House where
it originated of the fact, and the same shall
become law" and then continue as in
resolution, the whole to conclude with the
following clause: ''The Governor may
approve, sign and file in the Office of the
Secretary Of State, within fve days after
the adjournment of the Legislature, any
act passed during the last days of the ses-
sion, and the same shall become a law.
Asked that reference be had to Executive
Committee.
ELECTIONS.
By Mr.. Parker
Article -. Section. In all elections
by the people, and also by the
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

BY Mr.. Allen, of Smith Resolved,
That the Committee OIL Corporations be
instructed TO report an amendment to the
Constitution which will forever guarantee
to the cities and other incorporated towns
in this State, the right to elect their own
municipal officers, including officers of
nnlicn
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THE CONVENTION.
FoURfH DAY.

NASHVILLE, Thursday, Jan. 13.-The
Convention met at 10 o'clock A. NJ. PRAYER
by the Rev. DR.. Fall.
The journal of yesterday was read
CORRECTION. .
Mr.. Porter of Haywood, stated that the
report of his resolution reported yester-
day under the head of 'tSheriffs," was
made to express precisely the opposite of
what it reads. BY leaving out the word
''except" the resolution is made to direct
an inquiry 'ento the expediency of re-
quiring the Sheriffs of Knox, Davidson
and Shelby to collect and pay over the
State and county taxes" whereas, the
object of the resolution was @ abolish
tax collectors in all the counties, except
the counties of Knox, Davidson and
Shelby
Mr.. Jones of Giles submitted the fol-
lowing yesterday, which was inadvert-
emily omitted in our report:
Resolved, That the Judiciary Com
mittee be instructed to inquire and re-
port, whether it is necessary and proper
to make the following amendments to the
sixth article of the Constitution of Ten
nassau
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by MT. \ enJeSS.
Resolved, That section q of the
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BILL OF RIGHTS.
D. NJ, D-,-4A1

THE COURTS. E
By Mr.. Dbrell-Resolved, That the
Judiciary Committee be requested to in
quire into and report the propriety of
amending the Constitution, so as to adopt
the two term system OF the Circuit Courts,
and of reducing the number of Chancery
Divisions to eight. The ChanCellOTs and
Judges, as well as Clerks of said courts,
to be elected by the qualified voters of
their respective counties, circuits or di-
visions.
COUNTIES OF WARREN AND BLEDsOE.
By Mr.. Dibrell:
Resolved, That the last clause of sec
ton 4, chapter 10 of the Constitution,
which says that the counties of Marion
and Bledsoe shall not be reduced below
one thousand qualified voters each in
forming a new county or counties, be
stricken out of the Constitution.
RECONSTRUCTION OF JUDICIARY.
by Mr.. Davenport:
Resolved, That the Appropriate Com
mittee be instructed to inquire and report
upon the propriety of ordering an election
for all judicial and county officers as soon
after the ratification of the new Constitu-
ton as practicable.
SECRET POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
by Mr.. Fulkerson:
Resolved, That secret political organic
ations are dangerous TO the liberties of
republican governments, and that the
Legislature have power to enact laws to
disperse and punish the members of the
| same.
BILL OF RIGHTS.
By Mr.. Fentress:
J Resolved, That section q of the
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ROUSE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THURSDAY, Jan. 13.-The House wa
called to order at 81 o'clock, Mr. Speake
Perkins In the chair.
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Declaration of Rights be so amended as
to read as follows; 'sThat no mans par
ticular services shall be demanded or pro-
perty taken or applied to public use with
out the, consent of his representatives, or
without just compensation therefor, and
as to any property taken for the public
use without the consent of his represen-
tatives, or without just compensation
therefor, and as to any property taken for
the public use without the consent of the
owner, just compensation shall be made
therefor at the time. or before the said
property is taken.
, 1870-03-02

nsero WOMAN Of LeIlEatou, hy.s 50 Jeaf1 OF
sRe, haa tutt gtsen birth 10 three 1nian'k
There are nearly 50, GOO aktlled Wostmen oct OF
employment In England, according to late
SPEECH OF the Lord Mayor OK Lonto1.
There are betxte1 900 aad 600 g1bcle1s among
the Alps, covering m a1ea OF nearly l,53o squAre
HueA ....
Il 1865 Ire'and reetstered sas,7as dogs; In 1851
the nnnber fell TO $50 s5s; sod In 1865 Is only
24s,e03.
Between thirty aod forty largo sn!ps haye
paased thtongh The Suez Canal stnee IL opening
The amount Of tolls receiTed from them Was about
| 8eo,t0a ......... ....
10 q breach or promise case 1t Nashville, Tenn
The female exhibits two hundred lotters writer
her IN three se1zs by The defendant
| The London Daily Stus thJa the govetnue0
viii nrosecute tho father Of tho Welsh fast4nl
! ot,l. q. veil A. the ccm nlttee who comblaed 4
! keep her without food. -.
/ The London G,obs says that N Invitation WI
| rrotah,y be offered to American rtneuen TO VIZ
T,mh,edon Tor the International t!oe ma1ee to'
JeN. o,,,., r., .ha o,
nit copsained the nAmes Of slx !aales 4a4 80 ~, .,
cep1leuep vnnse rhased a9A amouu,eo ~ -
| 9eesy. or the ladies ono hsd ft4cneo Ho es'
1oo, ard the youngest va a2ed sA
Tne increaaln8 age Of Caac1aik, tne A9nee
nArsman, has rendered It Desirable tnst ~
cessor to hls uneuylAn!e post shonld DO prosMe
, Tne fact that there VA likely to b VACANCY
this departmenr Of public service having oeeou
} generally Known. "a mAuy a 1A candlcaAa :
| Piled fof the of1ee.
, 1870-03-02

o. Dld you keep no note OF 1t as private trans.
scion. 40. l DO not Keep oooks myself. I
Atp' aa5 nosoa
@. Did you deposit my money ~ = margin :! A.
NS 81 p,d s he " * ou to deposit any: A. 30
l.xet hsd such transaction eefote IN my lfe.
o. Did ron unoer.ta7d !. to pe oona i y hast
nnt II va aa i mere ma.'er OF promise: ns rsss
70 tso. 'os II: e sa1p }n;ge eae sont
"1e:n sias 10 Ire eoGm:t:ce vnss rae ,es,oo Vas,
10 ia1 az ynu rroH Of eau tunge 1Iom re *nole
wlfe rtlton ard nat q 3o'h. Npat relations
existed between Jou ana Mt Gould that ed nm
10 rare s7cn al oosr: ~ ! gag sa4 nos9,ak
MI Gcu'd wanted me 10 do + lie ts:d he vss
Mattd very heavily, ard xoa!d be very G'ad TO let
s,t.r:e foT nroyes,.or, Ia ~htcu nad advocated
1ee rpholditg the public Credit
NO CONSIDERATIONS.
eoGSs,de.st,on ~ .. iii tsarsics.o5: J. on, no:
vii CO MI Goula the losuce 70 50 that ne:taeI
BE- ncE an5aoaJ esq, 10 ~ - snox ever n toe;f
any ttirg else. TO operate ppon aaJ oaces OF the
20. Wss there any III 1dtrs.sndlne between Joa
..n Mr.. Gould that, II he did Jo1 this fxror. you
| rerc TO e1errlte Jour influence win the rfes1.
| dtY or arI oucer OF the goretcneat 10 prevent
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lid III. Gould Tia: god haa so2e cp % -. aEd
1 should Ike 10 haze tnis mater = fe.tzed: Inis
ner rorsndun1. i said 10 him. .oald ltke q r.
oitze on th4t $500 eco. he nsa merely $50. NIL
!ei you hare 80 and so, eat sase 4 rs 81 ~ 4. sap
isre ea,d 10 MN, let ne realize on slat, asu get
tzd III n - = o'sfa *sese.5 ~ = .cso
siy to1d fne roId q not, DO not fEow. &aini
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$ neMuTaHda taas sssrtea TIA mnlninz re- y, "
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.as drawn payable 10 III. Could 10 sa's nee
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af Ins1ns ~ c1her directly OF Indirectly, thts uy
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