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JtrIter Buunerrin.

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Saub 3u %SerFaufen.

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i9aft INN Baltimore.
Bhreau s2orbpasGds Der GeepneHr. nne eoff.
Office ptnue.
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Gtsfntbum autr Nrt auf anatnefens Scotnaun9en.
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4briatan Hogge. WoB Campbell,
5pbr Ste1mann, 5ielbsr Sitnghutt unD
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EXTRAORDINARILY Spf. q. DRtInur, Sir.
4errmain M6rsberger,
GummiiFonss Il Gpebitiuuss @si@StL
- 8remeu.
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BdifcubanS uno bic Stride at.
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&reB Nfcctattcn."
Rem .Durt IS. Sept. - an Der bsutistn o isurg
ptr ,aust uuniihSu PrrB'N ~Roeation@ fuurosu sbtenpe
s'tlhltOt fur On VroItotnttu bsr SIccGiiou, Sru,
2gln gpNrl Uonng, getGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
3n U~ert0Witn.

AID Gin fslHts SaUB init 8 3immgri an Wcn.
4tutinraBe btuta uuo nit lttbttr Brbtuquuatr. {p,pis
uuosre In oeriheorntU Gta0itbsiIri biuig uu0 nit Ieids
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14

lO--I2 Gdrtiutr oOst SduBs Garptnter itNOtu Oautrn6t
BeIh6ttigung. um i5eniter uno Sbttrer ubjububelr, In
Der Sai6 Jubrtf BON U6duqbItH S Spbu an btr
fan ssS1pcnuE, Habe Der BTatttr, sBTtdf, l2l9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
8erIduet.

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tinc farm: Der Wanu fir dmsriiduiIhs 9auOorbtit uno
6frdAe, (2lp-2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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Der 9tsaus fdbrerS tno erintt, einer spejtul 8er'
IonmIuno in qpIa's 6aue all Der Silo 6reberiditraBe
hsuts, bSnl4 september, Abeuos r. subr, ~bstSupobs
men, tnoem widttse 9elhdfte bic Innsienbett zines ie'
ben Dtttstiepes notbts magbsn. Sm Nuttrage oss PrG'
foenten
I2lSQl &f. WtcfUi abpl, Gett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
Spaletdl perIauRt.
Gmretncr N#crlnn0t.

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Sd,uOibCrr S Srp, EIDE Der 6rebCrtdi uni
S~altinturehru6 (9l0-2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
@efnMt.

Cine Sausbdtterin fir's pgatapBco . SuNttut" tn
Gaicott Gitp 5aldr ttr's srHe 5abr 500. Cine &C.
manbte perIon iutro cine psruGntnte STEELE fnoen.
Wtan ntnoe F1 psriBnlib ootr iariitIih All 6rau q.
y. Mrdler am obenbenannten Yldse. (2lo-2Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14

8IA Bier b6uier an Sdpion.Aae SruiIdUn 60.
iup'bta' ino 81. qetersHraBe. iOCbsu ferttR C6epIo 4
pduier %8eatnlbtr. bic lest 9tbdut >ueroeu. RahluFraatn
HoAperlroAe IIp5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
Nompannpns Nieinth.

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arbeit, iouie uud eth gutcS GInDermabden. gpttr 9ob
wtrO ssgebsn In 5fr, II3, @ermanarGAs, t2l9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
Betl1n0t.

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40, MlbemdrIe., iluttte Sbdrs Won Der Srane9ltraBF
srbalterl. kSept's'ipH'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14

FNAAA ~ hNAhANf
4ovi8, If. sept, rub | ulr, Inter
ban neutrality-suspicious. BtrrI1t bic 9toBte
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Mobils uuo giuiiDuu!garoGr.
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lucIder Die Nptrue be lSmperGitite beberIi9t
uno Die GinGauGc Sum 1oIoBner SblSten
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6duiCr lnNerbalb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iino ras
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ltaen B%etutNuneen Der ttdltrnithtn SruppeH
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meu uno bat itb benz Ssrtbeioiouuss 9 omite
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Wr. Str. 2s, 1arrchraAe, in oer Gail X Mr-.l9er
9abQdsfabrtf. (2lI-)
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@altimorer shaben s0eienlhaft.

wtitaIteosr, tpeIhe nod Sddrpcn uno Sdabradtn pom
itstfn 5sit im BeiB bdbtu. lUeroeu ireuuOltdt sriud,.
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fern uno caraui 5I attcn, oaB ibrc JlGAGN pom Der bcs
%irsttcuoen ellie gefri9en usroe1.
i2ls-2OI &. Y. Btanarht, SER.
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Gin oeutIAes WGoden fir GetD6BHltAe Sdlsdrbstt.
g1Bsres in sRr. 483, HSlIibtr. (2l7-9l
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aTW VNNNWNfNWF
y g8taen Wbrsiie eins nod nsut 6duseiHriatlra in BRr.
! "a. Rieaslpr nabe 5TempHtfraae, cine 1rsppr
. bod. (2lS-gl
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Blu DrrkGufrH nab 81 Drrmirtbrn
Rinfn IN n-crFnnfenL
gStrtbfdhaft au bcrfdnfcn.

Gin @rotsrles u1b ProOiRous' qaosn mtt gutter qunb
iUsetn Bei6aitS d. @srdHbsrung TT gr. 1870.
Gde Der Resiferaraas, C2lS-2JJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14
SuatcItc SabClbeEidltc.

G|pNODu. 10. Sept, B llhr Rodm. -
Gor(ols 92j, in Rchnuug 923il6, 25'er S95
bib QOa. Scr Wartt ibloB irbr teN.
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Sin 9utes Raoden fir aenObnlide SGuSarbett II
elmer tIGtnsn BamtIc. @tGGjutra8etI IN Rr. 10, ".
BOneHrdfe. l2l5-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-14

UcrInn9t.
Sin Sunge lum guslauien. Sid ~ mtlosn IN Der
Grpeb. b. Sidttes. (2l8-l
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-09-10
SHARON FEMALE COLLEGE
ITO the Ladies Who HAZE AsscM-
M ded School There.

The Dormitory and Boarding house of
this institution was b~urneddown in August,
1868, and owing to the stringeney Of money
matters has not beee rebuilt. Such a build
ing is felt to be. a necessity to the College.
We must have a boarding house, for the
ladies' who attend this school, TO help
US erect this house we make an appeal to
all the ladies who have attended school in
this College; however limited Or long the
term. to send US a contribution for
this purpose. Cannot each one Of you
send me frem 81 to $109 Cannot each
| one of YOU raise aud send ms $40. Please
to- try,. and let me hear from you. N you
Won will do it the house will 20 up speedily.
For there are thousand Of those. Indies.
They are to be found in Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
Ksnauclsy, Missouri, California; and IN
now many more States lam notnow prepared
to say. ars-
Remit, by post Office money order on
Canton Miss, or by draft, or by registered
letter to me at Sharon, Madison county,
Mississippi. 'sA
doubt not but many ladies and gen
tlemen who may see this will feel it to be
a privilege. to respo,dtothis call for help.
Please send me your contributions at once.
H. II MONTGOMERY, Agent.
P. S. The papers of the States named above
will confer a favor IN, the trustees IF the
college, and advance the cause Of education
by publishing this appeal and calling at
tentlon to it. @2-5
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Proceedings Of sEae Board Of Po-
lice Of Ope1OIsaS~
Monday 29th August. 1870.

MONuAy LSul AuSuSl, lo4V.
The board met persuant to- adjournment
we're present Messrs. John Po>y, president
protein, Pulford, D'Ayy, Desbrest, L%ejennc,
Jackson.
On motion the quarantine ordinance adop-
ted 10Th August, 1861, and the amendments
to the same are hereby revived and put in
full force of law. And that the president
of the board is hereby authorized to take
such steps and use such orders as be may
deem necessary to cary out in full the in
tentions of said ordinance and amendments.
|. On motion. Mr.. John Mccormick is ap-
pointed superintendent of the quarantine
stations and to act as assistant constable.
His salary a. such is fixed at $50 4 month
On motion, Messrs. Ned Goings and R.
Hollers are appointed quarantine guards
at the station near the Catholic Church,
and Messrs. Octave %Prud'homne and
AS quarantine guards at the station
near the bridge on the west end of this
town, on the road leading to Bots MalIet.
And the salary of each Of said quarantine
guards is fixed at $50 a month.
On motion, it is resolved that all the CHI
liens of this town be requested to act as
special officers to assist the board to carry
out the object and intentions Of the above
ordinance and amendments. They are par
ticuIarly requested to report to the board,
its president, the constable, the supcrinten
dent of quarantine or to any quarantine, any
infraction Of the said ordinance and amend,
ments. IL. -.
LOUIS MADDEN, President.
Attest: P. LEoNcE HgBRARD, Clerk.
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For tine E~4egislatmre.

Mr. Editor-You are authorized to an
rioince me as d Democratic candidate for
the Legislature, at2the election in Nevem-
g Der. sassR JAMES WEBB.
Fam 4 candidate for the Legislature al
the next ensuing election. Sa'
JoHN>F. SMITH.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce me as a
candidate for the Legislature at the Novem.
Der election. fE.s ID. TATMAN.
Editor Journal-You are authorised to
announce that | am a candidate for the
Legislature THEOGENE CHACHERE
am q candidate for reelection to the
Legislature. 3 WILLIS PRESCOTT.
DIR. j. G. MILLS Is an Independent can
-sdidate for the Lower House OF the State Leg.
~islature, at the elnctionin November next.
w a., u DURIos IS a Democratic candidate
for the bower House of the State Legisla
tures atthe election in November next 9a
Mn. s. D. MOORE authorizes US to an.
nounce him as q candidate for the State
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septic
Notice.

Notice.
THO all Manufacturing establishments
Il throughout the United States, who may
have an Interest in the Introduction Of their
manufactured articles into this and the ad.
joining parishes We will be pleased to act
as their agents on terms and conditions that
win insure general satisfaction. Our location
is a cential and suitable one.
LASSITER d. GHACHERE,
Real Estate and General Agents.
REFERENCES: Major St. Paul. John Reed
d Co, Mobile; Dr.. 3. Plate. Dayton. Ohio /;
A. J. Frantz of the Brandon Republican. Hon
John Watts, Garlandsvillc, Miss; Hon. AL.
bert VOORHEES,, D. Z. Campbell, New Orleans;
Daniel bennett of the Planters Banner, Bal
thazar Martel, st, Mary's parish; DR.. James
A. Lee, j. D. Swain, A. Hebert, Iberia parish;
E. Mouton, Esq, Hon. F. DaigTe. Lafayette
parish; Hon. Edward Simon, Col. Alcibade
DeBlane, 81. Martins parish; Geo. H. Wells;
Esq, Hon. w. H. Haskell, Caleasieu parish.
Hon. John +. King, DR.. James Ray, C.
Mayo. Rev. G.. A. Frazee, Y. Valade, Martel
& Hudspeth, Henry T. Garland. j. J Nor
gan, James K. Dixon, Hon. L. C.Andersen,
Bloch q Dupre, DR.. George Hill, at Opelou.
sas, Hon. VIM. Ohutt, Hon. Lewis d. Pres
colt, F. L.. Pitre. Capt. G. C. Pickett, at Wash
ington, DR.. j M. Willard, DR.. A. O.. Guidry.
at Grand Coteau, Onezime Tete. Phillip Stage
DIR. Louis DeBaillon, Jesse B. CLARK, Joseph
Chenfer, Samuel Haas, St. Landry parish.
geDt2-tf Gf g-iss 35@
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- "-
Horrible Murder.

One of the most horrible murders ever
recorded in thu annals of crime, was con-
mitted here about nine O'Clock on then night
of the I'd inst.Theophilus " Exams shot
and Instantly kill6dCa JalnesG. Hayes,
with a gun. Hayes was asleep at the
time, wing on his bed in the middle of the
roam of a. house, formerly law oihee, used
by the Sheriff as the parish prison. Only
two of the guards were'a at the. prison at t'e
time. sitting on the gallery in front. The
windows on the side were individually lett
open, by requestaof Capt. Hayes on ac-
count of the warm: weather. At one OF
these Evans stood and committed the deed.
He was arrested by the sheriff, on the eSl-
ldence Of one Of the guards who was ab-ent
at the time. but hearing the shot starteo
10 tie iail, and came across Evans com
ing out of the gate from the direction OF
dhe rear oftte jail. Next day a. pFei'n''-
nary examination was. ffeRi before justice
fGuidry, and Evans oom'nittea Ate" ms
commitment he made g confession. iour
or five of them, two Of which were redl'ed
to writing. On Monday mon'ins a meeting
of the citizens Of 0~pelonsas.. Was held at
the Courthouse, to consider the propf'esy
of lynching Evans. The meeting decided
not to do SC. Tn tile evening of the same
day, before night, Il body Of men came in
from the country, and Evans was taken out
ofiail and hung on he Courthouse square
After this, they dispersed quietly to Their
homes, @& zaar Va
The disturbance and inquietnde growing
out o. these events. have prevented as from
publishing this week the testimony ad-
zduced on the examination f
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"~SPALDHNs's GEuB,'' no weil,regtllate
family will be without it.
Kimg William and Benedeafi.

a letter from Verdun says: The gar.
den interview between King William and
Benedict has not been fully detailed.
The truth II, that when the French Asn-
ibassador approached the King 10 press
him for an answer Ia. the Emperor's dc.
.mand, the King was SO far nnder tie in
fuence of wine that sIIe scarcely knew what
he answered. He launched out into 4
trade against the Emperor Napoleon and
included the Empress Eugenie II the sweep
of h~isstongue, applying such epithets and
vile language to both as would mot look
well ia print. You may here find some
cause for the hot haste with which the
Emperor declared war. This fact I know
direct from the Olivier Cabinet"
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TO ALI Taxpayers.

TN COMPLIANCE with an act Of the Leg.
u ture of the State of LOUISIANA, entitled
"An Act to provide a revenue for the sup.
port Of the State government Of Louisiana and
the manner Of collecting the same approved
March Is, 1870, the undersigned will assess
the property Of the Parish Of 81. Landry, for
one month, commencing on the first day Of
August, and ending on the first day of Sep
teHlber 1870, from 10 o'clock A. NJ to ~
o'clock NJ, and from 2 o'clock p. NJ, to 4
o'clock P. NJ, of each day, at the office OF
the Recorder of St. landry, in the town OF
Opelousas.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff
YVES D'AVY, Recorder Ofst. Ladry
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk: j.
July 9th IS70.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-09-10
The Rrnssians i'm France.

ii correspondent. writing from Luxem
burg, says Z From information carefully
derived froln4n1any sources, 1 am confiden
that the Prussians have now In France a
least475,0oo men of alarms, and that OF
the frontier they are now forming . second
host a. half q million more, which vii
soon be ready to follow the first as a re
serve. These statements are made OF
wholly reliable data, and viii De found t.
be perfectly true. Tho organizatioa of the
Prussian foroesis simple perfection. Tht
smallest dssaa of supply, 10 well as the
most nRoIslenA0ns strategic movement
seems to hare been fOseseenp ard provided
for, and all goes ea with naathematicaI
precision md accuracy. They have SO, ooI
cavalry, and this force has been Of mes,
essential seavice. As for the couimiasaTiat,
shsspital and supply service, II is fauItless
and Although the Germans are IN . hostile
country ard the French are 1t home, the
former are better fed and better provided
lFor III all respects tan the lattef.7
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Catalogue OF the German Array

The Viienna correspondent of the Times
gises d detailed catalogue of the German
forces in the field. The North German
armies consist firstly of 100000 line, with
1900 guns and $4,000 cavalry; secondly,
Of 1877 ,0ee reserve, with 234 guns and 49,
900 cavalry and thirdly, of 100000 land.
wehr, with 10000 cavalry, making d grand
total Of $4,000 men, with j, $50 mobilized
guns and IB3, 600 horses. 70 these must
bs aaded firstly, the Barvarians--6e 00o
line, with I92 guns and l4,so0 horses,
26 0e0 reserve with $4,000 horses, and
%, 600 Iandwehr secondly the Wurtem-
bergers ~ 1000 line, with 64guns and 50, 900
horses, $500 reserve and 5000 landwehr ;
ana thirdly, the Eadeners-16,O00 line with
"a guns, 4OvO reserve, and 9, 800 Iandwehr.
AN the German sroops taken together as
under arms At the present nron1ent reach
The enormous fgureeof I,124,0e05 men.
Six weeks ago on the peace footing they
numbered no more than $50, 600
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ne little mongoose when bitten by a
ldeaafu serpent resorts to'a certain plant,
eats Or ii, and escapes the effect OF the
nelson. That rs instinct. Human beings
on the other hand, must depend on reason
and experience in selecting the means OF
protecting, health and, life against unwhole-
some influences. Now, what Goes reason
saw on this vital subject? Does it not tel
Us that to invigorate and purify the sys-
tenn Is the best way to protect it against
the invisible poison which generates dis
ease Surely it docs. The next question
is, what guide shall we follow in choosing
a medicinal safeguard? Reason replies let
vonr monitor be experience. Wen, the
expeyience Of eighteen years comprised
in one unbroken series of satisfactory
testimonials assures us that Hostetters
Stomach Bitters possess strengthing, regu-
lat;ng and antiseptic properties which are
not combined in the same happy proper
tions in any other preparation extant.
This therefore is the antldote to which
reason bids us resort when enr health is
imperilled either by the malaria which pro,
duces epidemic disorders, or by any other
cause. whether inherent and constitutional
or connected with our habits, occupations
and pursuits.
The venom of a n~oxious reptile is scarce
ly more subtle and dangerous than. that
which turks in foul air and impure water.
To escape the fevers, bilious disorders,
disturbances Of the bowels, and other Sc
rious maladies produced by these insalu.
brious elements, it is absolutely necessary
that the stomach and all the seeretive or.
gans should be, so to speak, in a robust
condition. Upon the amount of resistance
which the vital system can oppose To the
deleterious influences that assail it, the
safety Of the health depends, and It is be.
cause the GREAT VEGETABLE ~TNvIeoRANT
imparts energy and regularity to the most
Important functions of the body, that it
can be recommended and guaranteed as N
invaluable preventive medicine,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-09-10
HIS THAT Flesh 10 Heir TO.

ScrofuIa or Kings Evil, Rhuematism,
Neuralgia, Swelling of the Glands and
Joints, Ernptions of the Skin, Secondary
Syphilis with all its train of evils, Impure
Blood. Female diseases, Low Spirits, Liver
Complaint, Nervousness, &C., &c, fall to
the lot of mankind. But, happily, they
have their antidote. DR.. TUFTS SAR-
SAPARTLLA and QUEENS DELIGHT
possess the qualities to expeT them from
the system, restore perfect health, and pro-
duce happiness, where all was misery.