The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-01-29

/ HUt. tItIIECSE u
that the ople,strs3eaers in particular, can
r~atify.2sn0t:liF + as9. 70 t'H tih oG b'f
y But as, bad as the roads are in these par
ishes, the Harding Lane in 81, Asry is
worse. The roads il, places, are bad every
where, from Berwick's Bay" to Alexandra.
| I'ftavhes rust seer d man from Red River,
viii, saws the roadas ere much worse up that
way than thsy<srs inst. Ba'dry.@ H"~1ia.
| Me- arrived, in o peloasas ati4 r. H., and
put up at Johnson's Hotel, WHICH is hlearlg
as good as O'Niel's, the best they have
ever bad j gopslensas. w. *n'F
."s1s fNIiscelsaiheou GUS 'Iteifss. *l' >.
s.4siR .a4ti $780, ~ dY*i: r. 1T
The Deaf,and Dumb ASYLUM in:Bsten
Rouge has been .~re,opened. a5b r.aH,l.'.
| Mississippi has elected iii. R. Reve}s. a
colored7m man to- the U. S. Senate g~yt,tFE''
IA bill has been introduced into the House
| Of REPRESENTATIVES, ~foryfour millions for the
purchase OF gssunds and erection Of State
House, isd3 nauf g,vi 50 .44.e - .ls;.
A bill to contiase the income tax has
passed the House. gIas H.ts 9isg ! -. :Es
=, Tbs. Jury of the fourth District Court
(JudgeI Theard3 has brought a verdict against
the Canal Bank, New Orleans, for $3.50, ooop.
| The latest news. from all, our country, Par.
ishes reports continuous rains; and agrieul
tural operations at q stand stil1. .,
ME-. +. NJ Oliver. Of Cincinnati was 70
lecture Ia New Orleans On "Womah's Suf
frage, on Friday S1st inst, in the Hall Of
the House of Representatives. 'hd&tal,4 y
The poles Of Mr.. Titles new system''of
| T%elegrapning are being erected between
New orb and Washington Ii IL wilDtrans-
Imit.twohundredI words per- minute oyea ono
wire, and reduce the rate of t~elegraphipg TO
one, half Of the present rate. 1t usA, -l1ht r
Utah asks fer state government. g8tDe4
Henry Nv. sBeecher has declined the
10000 salary offered by, his eoqggrega ion-
DIR. Gibson, of Ssnlower, Gp, Miss.s was
killed on the sthfinst,, at his residence by, =
SQUAD Of Y! S. Soldiers, II i,aE anTtn,tts !,
Every house between Glasgow and Cave
City, Kyt, was ,prostFatsqdar by the the late STERN
apd, % lives lost; ! al j; y4na,,., a. ..,i.,i
TEaupppaappnl vas t executed ldf D. on the 18th th,
inst.
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Dickens, new story will begin in March,
and run through twenty monthly no THY, par's -. 8.
The RR. Rev. Horace Cook has 7i returned tie
Young lady M clipped with, TO her parents,
assuring them and the world iat 'large that
she Mas besn'to him only as a~Isister. TIE
ertfatic Horace was looksdtup in the station
house, for an assault snFthe editor fsf'ths
Worldtl saI aaid ia to s1aIw BUS 1sIe'
Fashionable ladies in New York are snftI
fering from assesses irthsir feet caused
by high heeled boots boots sill tsl, ti4EsI (
Gen. Lees college, has twenty, new Pto-
~fessors and three hundred sand faftyy cadets.
.Planchette has asl long been. min in u use n: China
The teUaivsuss'' a Wanaass Rights,paper
says sthe knife will ,let PLACED at the threat.
of the present legal marriage system"
AFreneh paper gives az account Of faan
.elsetrical infant, which dieed surrounded by
er1anstions Of fiighv protecting sfom" its
tboay.;ld "tfo eF a1sInAa 8 11@7, Y = ~
Dtdrine recsnt excavations fn4pompefii I III.
der heaps of fubbish,lsa IN open space was
Idiseavered, al the bottom 1ofswhich lay hns
man bones. Signor Fiorella, mixed plaster
and poured itFinto the hollow as JIM a cast.
Itsgave back the distinct impression Of four
human bodies. . I..,.,.i ..,l NJ
COZ. AIsoRs's ,posffrntos-on his pas.
'sage through Meridian, aep route ~ Aa9
fbanhat 1Gov.'tAleUfnai was intefviewed BY
the ssiisorssf ths Mercury, whoSeporss him
sas 1aNsEs: vi hiiegs bids ila.a 4 1af
The General is boldly outspokea. He
says. emphatically, he id Southern IN his
feelings, In bis. administration, though he
viii not 80 back On the negro nor carpet
Dagger. Hs has no resentment agafast
the body of the white people wlfe. refused
10 st1ppoFt aiaisint tBSt recent election. hi He
was eAphalic inn kas expression tef, a de.
teEminaIion TO ezeeates the laws for thas uro.
tectipn. Of all;the rights Of an the peopIe
wish strict impalf5siity. Violence has to
cease, and there86st 30 peace within tha
bordsrs Of t~heSStats. Neither BLACK nor
whiteFwii be psfnaitted to pespssnaie odt
raaes on the rights on persons s~rpropestyI
DC the other.a The fall power ofthe Execa-
tive viii, be axerted tos ssnppress all disor.
ders an6,so punish all olsnsiss|s tgi,Aeut
.rcsaid 10 ssiios. In aAatt iiei .tsai. s to have
ID full, fair impartial. administration Of the
laws, u the end that all citizens III the
State may hays certain security ID all their
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