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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-12-09
LA F0IRE

kONT les prel'aratifs ont etc com.
~ menres depnis longtemps, suuvri.
ra IL rs Decembre conramt, d Z heures lr
s"ir, dams ie local sup6rieur de In Muison
de C"ur, Il Opelonsas. ct continucra pen-
dant tr"is .i"urs consecutivennrnt.
Cette F"ire est slonnee an benefice de
FEglise Cath"lique DIES Oprlous;s, ct lc
pnb'ic Ell general est invite Il veuir Y par
tlci'er. Lii Foire colfsistera en- articles
'se sonte s"rte, don't la plus grunde partie
E'"viennent de donations gratuites.-
Ill y aura IN orciestre cloisi, sous Il. eli-
reeti"n de musici+s.s excellcnts, qui con-
fr'b''era i rrntlre Ia s"i,ee agreeable, ct
ei'aqne soiree se terminera, par
UN EXCELLENT SOUPER
arr"se dc bon vim ct d'autres rafraichis-
semenfs choisis pour In circumstance.
Ce qni surtout fait psperer cue cette
fete aura IL success slesiv6, c'est que lea
llanes eemblent rivaliser do zale ct def.
forts pour rendro ces soir6es agreubles a
bous cenx qni voadrnnt bien encouruger
cette la.aable enterprise.
u Entree, SO cents settlement.
Opelonsas 8 Decenbre 1871. l3 81
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r. s. WILKINS.

-NA nc 4!-I.FU tV-H SS7VNNI7RE ET
EYPEDITIONN.4 ARE,
WASHsNGroS, lLSED
a YANT pris a bail le n'sga>in he depot spa
IA cicux rt,rlnmtut '"nH par VI. louis Stayg,
jc >ns dies aui"ut.i'hui pre-: a rers'"ir rs expT
d'cr les pro'luits du pays qui lie ~rnont r~asi
gncS. ct fJe>pere her!ter par me sirl.se atteR-
tI"n mon devuir, III contiance ct Icncoussgs
n'rht de mes alnis It du public en- gtntral.-9a
chettrni e2alcmcnt L. cotton ct les autres pr6
dnlts aux prlx du luArchf.
kOBT $. WILKINS.
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CN MOVEMENT DAMS LA BONNIE DI.
REcT1oN.-Les citoyens de 10 Nouvelle-
Orleans, sans distinction de parti, sc sont
reunis le Ter de ce mois afin de prendre
des measures pour arrster les extravagan-
ccs de nos officers publics ct de nos l@gis-
lateurs, Ell passant des lois ruineuses ct
imposant des taxes exorbitantes ct enco-
re plus oppressives.
Dams ce meeting, le gouverneur War
moth s'est prononce pour In reforme, (sa
fortune est faite) ct q promis de faire des
recommendations ce snjet daus son
message auuucl a ~ Legislature.
Nj. Carter, l'Orateur de Ia Chambre des
Representants, qui appartient. lni-aussi,
au parti radical, n fnitIes plus bellies pro-
messes ct s'est engage a employer sou in
auence 4 faire passer toutes les lois JUS
tes ct bonnes qui seront snggerees.
Nous verrous ce que wont faire ces deux
chefs de parti d la prochaine session de
la Legislature.
Nour son,mes heureux de voir que les
journaux de 10 Nile Orleans semblent
croire sincerement quei'efet de cette as
semblee sera salntnre, ct que In prochai-
ne Legislature n'ignorers pas les resolu-
tions qui y ont etc adoptees.
Hier, on disait qu'une depeche t6-
legraphique await etc resue en- notre vile
annoneant que NJ. Pinchback, Pun des
senateurs dc eonleur de 10 presente LIE.
gislature, await etc cl.oisi, le courant,
par le Senat, CONNIE Lieutenant G Gouver-
neu ct President du s6nat, en- remplace-
ment de III. Dunn, decide.
ILe temps, qui etait a Ia glace mar
di ct mercredi, o passe snbitement au
chaud jcudi.
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Les princirales measures de reforme don't la ne
cesslte st. tasse s~ntir. Sont
to-La 'evis on des lois d'enr-gistremens de
lection IT de constabl-s, qui en,rsinrnt d: mi
neus-s depenscs 1t renv-rs-nt All lieu d'affrrni,
Ia Volonte du peuple, cxprimee par Ia vvie du
scrntin.
2o-l.a revision d+s lois d'impressons. d. ma.
mere METRE la P'rsSr a l'ah,i de la pursuance
denoraIIsai'lsr, DE- In venali!e d-s parts 1t di
m'n'tr des tr's qui, actuell"nl-nt, cxce,lrnt de
btanc"up la suin,n- d. six cent mile pia,trrs
an''''rlltment' tands que su,ls les atlnlinist,a
tions den'"craiiqurs lis eaemt al dessuus de
clnquanfe mile.
'o-La revision drs lois de police metropoli.
ta!nes, s"'s lempirc d.>quelIcs he cl,'ffre drs
dep'ns's est de tiois fnis plus fort qnanerie.ere-
n'rht on que ne Irxgrnt lrs c'vonstancrs ; la
n'''dtn-nt d. ccs iS. de- manier. a r-n,rttre In
p"I're sous les "rtlrrs de<qr"ls ellie do ere legi-
f'''rm"n'. "A" lieu Dr. Ia .s>tr 'mpoy-' con,me
I'M instrument p"litiqm-. par l'Executif :.
9"-Ie rapprl de trut-s les lois IT ordol,-
ha''ces T"i ta>'nt IT. travail n"yra de Iicrnces
ct la revision drs lois de- rrv-nu de E,af, apl es
que tont"s les taxes IT to,,trs lis ctncrs SCENT
''np"sets, dune nanierr unifnmr egal-. d..s
ta''x raS"nnAbles It confnlpen,-nt In Co.,sti-
tuition; Que he c"ut DE- l"rctption soft dc noilie
an-'lrSso''s dh coat extravrgant actnrl.
Nous rngagrons done lnst.,ll,,rnf, tons les
dem"cra's IT r"nSrrvafri,rs d.. Efat de or
g"n'ser ' iaGon 'ri"mph"r dams Ia proc nai,..
I''tfr. Qnils eIsrnf. DE- suite, d.'s c"mites dc
p" LOSSES 1t de- wa'tls dans toutc Ia Louisiana,
dams Ie but d'assnrrr INA concert i action. Soy
"ns "n's IT prets quanl virndra le moment de
mons Ms rmb'er Ell Convention pour ctrisir nos
ca"didafs qn s"ront les citoyrus les plus capa-
o'ts les plus pnrs, ct aSs,,reront notre trionuhe
lie tri,mphe ln peurlt.
HENRY D. OGDEN, President.
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2 sEPUBLIcAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

To-day is the election. See to it
hat you do not put off the very i'm
roriant item of voting the straight
Republican ticket. The Democracy
Of our county have worked hard all
trough the campaign, and we have
not the least doubt that every moth
or's son of them will be at the polls.
We hare the majority, but we have not
enough to get careless about it, and if
we do not make business af turning
out prompt, we are liable at any time
to fall behind far enough to make a
material difference in the election.
Turn out, every one. Be at the polls
early, and vote the straight Republi-
can ticket, and you will have a good
conscience, and the election of sound
officers, State and County will be your
reward.
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Terrible Fire in Chicago! {!

We learn from our exchanges of
yesterday, that the most terrible fire
ever seen, has been devasting Chicago.
Twenty blocks of buildings were burn.
ed on Sunday evening last, and the
fire was still raging fiercely at 2:10
Monday morning. Thousands of peo-
pie are houseless, and several have
perished in the flames. The fire was
next building to the gas house when
the last dispatch was written, also Just
across the street from the telegraph
Office. Many millions of dollars in
property have been destroyed, and the
firemea seem helpless to stay the fury of
the flames. Steamers and companies
from other cities were sent for, which
we suppose will call out all who are
within reach of Chicago to help con-
quer the flames. Should we have fur.
ther news before we GO to press we will
record them.
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Sers1i-Annual Convention.
|. o. of G. T.
Northwestern District Of PennsyIva-
mia.
On CITY, Pa, Sept. 26. II.

AA 80 <A'J A-S ~. ~, IL
The Eighth Regular Session of this
body will convene, pursuant to ad.
tournament, in Tidioute, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. Tuesday, October Seventeenth.
1871, and continue in session two DAYS.
1t is greatly desired that all officers
and delegates be in prompt attendance
at the opening of the Convention.
Each Lodge is entitled to two dele
gates at large, and one additional for
every twenty-five members, and frac-
tion in excess, in good standing.
None but degree members are quail
fled to sit in the Convention. New
Lodges may send representatives, not
Degree Members, in which case the
Convention will confer the degrees up.
on all such delegates who bring GER
tificate that the fees and dues for the
Degrees have been paid to the Lodge
to which they belong.
The Northwestern District embraces
the counties of Erie, Crawford, Venan-
60, Warren, Forest, Mercer, Cameron,
Elk and Mexican. Attention is call
cd TO the fact that several of these
counties have never been represented
in the meetings of this body. 1t is
earnestly hoped that every Lodge, so
far as possible, in the entire District
will be represented in the coming Con-
yention.
Important qestions, affecting the
vital interests Of the temperance cause,
will come before the Convention, and
it is desired and expected that the
meeting will be one the largest and
most in teresting Of any one ever held
in the State.
Blank forms will accompany this
circular, TO each Lodge by which to
make out the report to the Convention.
Orders for excursion tickets over the
Philadelphia & Erie railroad are en-,
closed to a number Of Lodges. Where
more are needed, or where Lodges
hove not received Orders for excursion
tickets over this road, and desire them,
application should be at once made to
the Secretary, A. NJ. Martin, Cory,
Pa, who will forward them. Excur-
sion tickets cannot be procured with
out the presentation Of an order to the
ticket agent. The persons to whom
the orders for excursion tickets are sent
will keep list of the names Of the
Psrson' % whom they are given, and
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plates, at the rate of five thousand i'm
pressions per dayl twill be as fine as
any American chrome, and equal to
many of the German. The usual rate
of printing chromos is about three
hundred impressions per day, after the
old manner, by hand, from stones.
This beautiful picture is to be present
ed free to every yearly subscriber of
The Aliine, for 1872. The great BooTH
cuts by HENNEssY and LINTON, will
be printed for the publishers, j. Il.
OsGooD & Co, at the Fair. These
cuts are said to be some of the finest
ever executed in this country. And
it is little significant that the great
Boston 'pnblishing.house of j. r.
OsGooD & Co, should give their fine
holiday printing 10 q New York es-
tablishment. But nothing can beat
"1he Aldine Press" So, New York
takes the palm from Cambridge and
Boston.
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-The folIowing Items are from N,


Titusville Herald, of yesterday:
For ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain, commend us to Demo
crat. We have reference to the CHINO.
cent" trick perpetrated upon the
Greenville Argus last week, during
the temporary absence of its editor, in
the surreptitious substitution OF the
name of the Democratic nominee for
treasurer of Mercer county in this place
of the Republican nominee, which the
above paper has had as its masthead
all summer, The whole edition was
worked off and mailed before the trick
was discovered.
Mr., r. c.. Scott, Of Tidioute, met
with severe accident last Thursday
by being thrown from his buggy whilst
returning from Fagundus, resulting in
breaking his leg.
Mr.. A. NJ. Martin, has resigned from
the editorial charge of the Cory Re
publican. The paper will in the future
be conducted by Mr.. II. G. Pratt, the
original founder.
Mrs. Frank Claughton, alias Brigs,
a notorious prostitute, and for several
years keeper of house of iIl-repute
in this city, died suddenly, last Friday
night at six o'clock.
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U - 7-II4AtRA ; " y II
A. NJ. MARTIN, W. g.
We clip the following items from

We clip the following items from
the Rattsman's 5 journal:
During last weeks session of Court,
Judge Mayer read some heavy senten.
ces to justly deserving criminals. He
doesn't spare the poor fellows" much.
Barber, the horse thief, got seven years
in the Western Penitentisry; Dewitt
for highway robbery, got five years
Waple, for obstructing railroad, seven
years.
The members of ClearGeld Lodge,
No. 1917, /. 0. 0. F., together with in
vited guests, viii celebrate the 25th
anniversary of the organization of this
Lodge, on Friday October 18th, 1871,
by public procession in full Regalia.
a dinner, and other appropriate exer.
cises, TO close with a Free Lecture, in
the Court House, in the evening by
Past Grand Sire j. B. Nicholson. The
public are cordially invited TO attend.
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also Of the numbers, and forward the
same to the Secretary, together with
any orders not used.
Application has also been made 10
other railroad companies for exeur.
sion tickets. Delegates should ask at
the ticket office for excursion tickets" 4"
The officers of the Convention unite
in asking that Immediately on the re-
ception of this call each Lodge appoint
Committee to waitupon the ministers
in its locality, with the request that
they deliver a Temperance Sermon,
either morning or evening, on Sunday,
October 10th. The present frightful
increase Of intemperance throuhout
our land, aud the terrible consequences
that are following in the wrecks of the
body and souls of men, admonish us
to bring every possible agency to bear
in staying the curse. Let us make a
united appeal to the ministers of the
Gospel for cooperation, that through.
oat the entire District, on the day des.
ignated, the pulpits may bring home
to the hearts of the people the magai-
tude of the evil against which we are
contending, and the grandness Of the
cause in which we are working.
j. NJ. SHARP, W. c. t.
A Nj MAprrx "
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slssxsfRsFdsk3 lSlssSs3

A Thrilling account of that life in all its
phases, written by Convict, endorsed by
the present Governor of the State, the
Warden and Chaplin Of the Prison. 1t
lifts the vail and reveals the horrors of that
life under the old system of brutal treat
ment, starvings, whippings, shamefaced
criminalities with female convicts, mutt
nies, murders, &c, also the advantages of
the new system of kind treatment, lately
inaugurated.
1t is full Of stirring incieents, and vivid
pen pictures, facts as exciting as hctioIi.
1t IS proiusely illustrated. is creating a
profound sensation aud is sure 10 prove
the great popular iast-selling book of the
season. Price low. For illustrated circu-
lar and extra terms, address Hubbard
Bros, Publishers, 723 SAMSON ST., Phila.,
Pa. 27-4t.
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The following items are taken
from the Elk Democrat:
The store of Mr.. James Mohan, at
Centreville, this county, was entered
by burglars on the night of last week,
and goods and money to the amount
Of more than S400 carried of. The
post Office is located in Mr.. Mohan's
store, and the money stolen belonged
to the Government. A large number
Of letters were also carried off.
The express freight west on Wednes-
day morning when between Wilcox
and Kane, ran into q number of blocks
of wood placed on the track by some
liend in human shape. The engine
was smashed to pieces ana twelve cars
were burned We have not learned of
any one being killed or injured.
At late hour on Friday night, 29th
q Destructive collision occurred in the
vicinity Of Daguscahonda station, on
the p. d E. railroad, between the To-
cal freight west and the regular freight
east, which resulted in the total demol-
ition Of three or four cars, and the
damaging Of number of the rest of
the cars of the train, No one was in.
jured
The masonry upon the new bri.. .ge
soon to span the Clarion at this place
has been nearly completed. twill be
finished in few days, when work upon
the bridge proper will commence,
which will be completed within eight
days after commencing. 1t will be an
imposing and substantial structure.
We learn that huge bear was kill
ed at or near @. d. Messengers lum-
Der camp, few miles from town, one
| day last week.
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Go and see it!

From the N. Y. Globe, September 5th.l
One ofthe most interesting exhibitions
connected with the American Institute
Fair, which opens this week, will be
the office Of the famous Al4ige, from
the printing house Of James Sutton q
Co., who will have two of the wonder
ful Campbell .presses running. On
one OF these presses n cut form of the
Christmas number of The ALdine will
be printed This will be the finest
art publication ever issued in America,
and will contain more than fifty superb
illustrations. On another press there
viii be printed chrome from sixteen
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
OF THE STATE OF rENEsY1vANrA

OF THE STATE OF rENEsYLvANIA,
MARKET ST., west of l7th, PHILA,,
Re-opens September 10th, 1871. Thorough
Collegiate training for the practice of Mine
Civil Engineering, Mechani-
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Chez istry, Metallurgy and Architecture.
The Diploma of the College is received as
conclusive evidence of proficiency by the
first engineers and companies engaged in
works Of Improvement, For 10Th Animal
Announcement, address ALFRED l..
KENNEDY, NJ. D., Prest. OF Faculty. 204t
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HO FOR MINNESOTA

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This wo

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ST. BENEDICT ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDlCTINE NUNS.

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r DUNN EDITOR.
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Patented Novomper 1, 1870.
Samples free mt nj rocery stores. II. a
Bartlett & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 22-4t
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TtESOAY MORNING, OCT 10, ISL.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-03

County Financcs.-lt being stated to us
that wrong impression prevails in regard
to the condition of County Finances conse-
quent Of the death of Mr.. II. C. Frcdrick.
son, VIC deem It proper to make this state.
ment.
The funds of the County have been tied
up since that event, for this reason: Mr..
Fredrickson had deposited 81, 200 with Don +.
nell, Clark & Larabie in his indiridual name.
This is we'll known to he County Money.
but did not SO appear at Bank. Mr.. Kohrs,
Administrator, was under bond for the
property Of the individual estate, and by
counsels' advice, required the creditors of
the estate to release him from liability for
the said $500 before it should be turned
over to Treasurer Kennon. This was prop.
or, and Mr.. Newcomer informs US it will be
done to day. The County will not lose q
dollar. The deposits were merely tied up .
few days. This is due Mr.. Fredricksou, of
whose faithfulness and integrity there is no
question. CIV
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Good TemplarS' Election. AT the rcgu-
lar meeting OF Deer Lodge No. 23. I. o. OF
9. r., held on Thursday evening, Jan. 20,
the fniin";ra 0fs'rers wore slsrs.d Tor Al.
ensuing quarter:
A. Smith, w. G. T.; Miss Mollic McKin
stry, W. r.; II. w. NcKinstry. W. s.;
Rob't Miller, w. f. s.; Mrs. l.. McKinstry,
W. r; II. Barry, W. G.; James Doran, w.
H.; 8 Cole, w. I. G.; John Frsdlinc, W.
o. G.,
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''SuperiOr r. O."-A Postofficc has been
established at the Mouth Of Cedar Creek,
lissoula-called "supcrior." ''Ren" writes
it Is under the SIC guardianship Of Mr.. 81.
las X. Smith, =. M.
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Psstofacc at Forest Clty.--Thc Depart.
ment has established an Office ct the above
point-the upper town on Cedar Gulch.
Service has been ordered on, and Gilmcr g.
Salisbury carried out the mail from Deer
Lodge 10 that place yesterday.
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Reduction In Rates.-By notice in this
issue II will be seen Gilmcr & Salisbury
have made material reduction in the price
of Tickets to OMAHA reduction Of e27, 80
each way. BY obtaining a slight couccs
sion from the u. p. r. r. and making some
themselves, they have thus, without the
pressure Of opposition. made squite sppre.
ciablc reduction. Deer Lodgc's in the States
will do well 10 take note of this and buy
through Tickets vt Omaha, - the reduction
does not apply to way Tickets.