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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-12

Revaolds P1pSr, the workingman1 q.
vocats In England. announced the birth Of
. son 70 the Prince OF Wales under The bead
Of '.An lnauspicious Event." and ias dsaih
under the caption Of "A Happy Rslsass.
with the following rsnnarke I'VE have
puch saiisfactiou u announcing that the
newly.born child Of ths Primes and Princess
Of Wales died shortly after - birth, thss
relieving the working Glasses of englsod
from having % sepport heesaftss ssoshss
addition to the long roll Of oeate begGars
they q prcoent maiui0In." <:faU n
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-12

PARALLEL ZONES OF MINERAL WEALTH.
MIR. Clarence King, says the Colorado
Herald, following up the theory of Prof.
Blake with regard to parallel zones of min.
eral wealth, classes them as follows:
"The Pacific coast ranges, upon the west,
carry quicksilver, tin, and chronic iron.
The next belt is that of the Sierra Nevada
and Oregon cascades, which upon their west
slope, bear two zones, a foot.hill chain of
copper mines and middle line of gold de-
posits. These gold veins and the resultant
placer mines extend far into Alaska, char.
acterized by the occurrence Of gold in
quartz, by small amount of that metal
which is entangled in iron sulphurcts, and
by occupying splits in the upturned meta.
morphic strata of the Jurassic age Lying
to the east of this zone, along the east base
of the Sierras, and stretching southwark
into Mexico, is q chain of silver mines, con.
tanning comparatively but little base metal,
and frequently included in volcanic rocks.
Through middle Mexico, Arizona, and mid.
die Nevada and central Idaho is another
line of silver mines. minerslizcd with com.
plication of the base metals, and more often
occurring in older rocks. Through New
Mexico, Utah, and western Montana lies
another zone of argentiferous galena lodes.
To the east, the New Mexico, Colorado,
Wyoming, and Montana gold belt is an ex.
tremely we'll defined and continuous chain
of deposits"
This seems q bold generalization, but
even then hardly sufficient to Include such
phenomena As occur.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-12

A Card Is Five Lines: Square Ten L,nea, OF this
type. Local Business Notices Is cents per line.
eV Correspondence, short and newsy, solicited
from cNch camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
letter. to guarantee good faith. Permission to use
name Or initials preferred
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By the Sea.

coRDELIA HAvExs, SANTA BARsARA PREss.
The night has come, and the starlight
Falls on the restless ses
Like CLEAN Of hope through the darkness
Of weary doubt to me.
I see the foam Of the hillow
Flash like shining rain
Then fall Into silence and shadow,
Like the rest that follows pain.
Oh wonderful, beautiful billows,
With your changing shadow and shine
Clasping the stars In your BORON
think your life IL like mine!
Like mine, reaching through the darkness,
From the restless, moaning sea,
Pleading with ceaseless endcavor,
Fur life that may not be.
You clasp your mantle, oh billow,
With gems from the brow Ut night;
/ grasp through the shsdowy future
Sweet rays of hsavenward light.
Oh, life Of ccaseless endeavor!
Oh! wave Of the troubled sea!
Star of the weary ni:ht-watch,
Beacon OF faith to me!
Oh. heaven, with dowcrs of proniise!
Oh. earth, with travail and care!
Soul Of Gods mighty conception!
Peace on the brow 0f despair!
stand by the mighty OCEAN
The starlight falls on the foam:
And feeling Of rest comes 0'es me.
Lake wandercr nearing his home.
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II
For couldn't II would.
The Spanish government Of Cuba has already bor-
rowed 900 for its war funds to suppress the
Cuban nsurrecton and its losses in troops regular
and voluntsss, exceed 10000 During tho past two
ycars 107 00O troops have been employed on the L.
Land, q which $1,000 remain.
~ one decisive argument,
Tom gained his lovely Kates consent
To AZ the bridal day.
.why in such haste. dear Tom, 70 ~,sd'
] ehall not change my mind she said:
But then" says be. Il may"
cnnEE ErloRAn-(by Quilp).
"As oaee my rav,shsd eyes l ct,
Where Julia's neck and boddics met,
She asked what was seeking;
There that-aaid I. 10 that Nankin7
Che lining Of her drese, mean),
No, cir said she, that's Pekipi"
Princs 0ustavus vasa, oe Sweden, 1900: Conts do
CAambosd. 1ssos Duke Charles og Brunswick, ls3G
Comes d. Paris, l6le; Duke Robert oe Parma, 1852
Grand Dake Ferdinand, Of Tsscany 1850 Duks Fran
u. ee Mo6.a. 1850: fsaaeis H., Kiag q Napsss
lsol: ths wiaow Of King oi osho. q ossses, leaa
Dsks AaelpAaA of Nassau, lo67; Enpssss Charlotte,
& Mexeo. lsy7; Isabslla Qassa Il spsin, lsoo In.
peses Napolson, ls70
4 wsak poulsics. Ne = os0 bsewsea rot bses
ana siaew psn With ~ eosk IN esl h b hie
| - u paaGaDseoss-a sck 0saksy wAA . AaooA>
uosseaeAs- = paper kiss h dssd nln. He = ,
Aaenleo . essts vessh q sDeaee gun. anA q
vseDns = shiss bastea without bottoa.Aejs, u,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONSUMPTION.
IT'S 0uRE AND ire PREVENTIVE.

aeath there other reason than the neglect oS
ssa ss
sleeping The dreamless slumber into which. had
Dk. Jog 5@sEP&2 sRG2'Ga q. scHEscKs szmPhE
TREATMENT,
seH wood 81 no ssVs s
Dr: schenck has ln bis own case proved that
It. e.. e. zsty ass
qqsckened Into heaithfal yieor:
os ssf nSns
IA thas ;; : %os thousand anss iivtes
a,, as ,P5iicsGpny rSSg.ss no argument It Is ssfas
s The ssswssa srNb Tonie and Mandrake Pills sss tho
t IT. q ss sss essss q as
aisoIdsled ltSsT Wiz sSs eoadition lie bssSchR
w s vsa Hsy
% cones ST the eliminating result. and the setting In.
with all it's d'''tsss!9s csasT%E3Hca. sH%RsSRo e
TIRES no6iess shsAshe fedophi!ius 1Ps Psisasam ~ en-
.LEAYS NG sTINa ii 11 aHssINe."' Ssi ss'
and The and n tSs sf
mentaFy canal are elected. THE liver, like clock,
Is 's:s' s.sas
The sesweed Tonc coajSncon S9 xisS shs Pills.
permeases and assimilates With the f6od. Chyiia,
psse 10 "a e
seen TO be at hand There 6 no more fatuierlce. no
ne Blood M
given by an indnlgent father 70 suffering man
.pa e css II
ehtsa* + faes s Its w9Fk NsuF n 3
of eSe ipse Il shs ssm aos *
gathering It prepares them for ezpectoratio9 ana
tie Tosen throns sa ;ss rsnovssed
Rssd ps so1 ens sss sss ss 3 sa1 e ts % g
GIYEN Up As LOST.
The he second thing b. the patients must st9y 10 .
eased. but i must be prevented or cure can not be-
Of s9S iaRs ses
son, son, are all wrong: Physicians who recommend
house they must notsit down quiet; they mnss walk
patieas mus tssp 3 good spi1iss@Sss sesernined I
o despair Of cure aer such e Evidence % of #. Dos
n
meIt to the Faculty Of his own cure was In these
Many years ego was in the Last stages Of con-
d1oSnUgs SoGa nos sil aen
and OBTAINED 6s 1eaSa osr %
sessa ses e sss sss ssaa E @
They srs
n. sSon 49, as snnt began to s3ssde ny eoug
difficulty that could keep fom eating TOO much
soon @ gained my strength, and have grown IN hssh
the h;us weighed shortly ass added
WeIrh Was ons 1s ae . mere my
weight Is two hundred and twenty Ave (z25I PoundA
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WARMoTH's STRONG CARLSBAD adj
mlref of the guberDatorial broker and
political mountebank, said in our hear
ing, that Warmoth was bound to win,
because he held such strong cards. When
q. asked what these cards were, he replied !:
'IHE IGNORANCE OF THE NEGRO AND THE
DECENTRALIZATION OF THE WHITE, THE
eAR HE GAN DuRE; THE OTHER IIE CAN
BUY" People of Louisiana, this is the
estimation in which you are held BY the
man you caIl gevernor.-N. O. Patriot,
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+" VERAspAH COFFEE HoUsE.-We are requested
to announce that MIR. John Cochran, Agent, has
taken the direction Of this wcll-known establish
ment, formerly kept by Mr. Qautrevaux.
1t. wouil he snpcrAnous for US to commend
either the house or Mr.. Cochran to the favorable
sessiderasiou of the public as the public are
well aware that they will be received by "Unclc
John" With his usual politeness and nrbapity, G.
with e1eaa glass in one hand and the boty
slightly inclined over the eouuter. and . frank
ssile, a. much as to say .'whas will you take.
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Professel. Democrats urge coalition with
Governor Wprnleth, - the pnly EAeans of OBJ
taining political control df the State. They
tIalm that fhe Democracy arc In the ma3ority,
bus cOttsnd chat nninbefs will mot overcome the
slsowepiso control eaecti6ns, which the regfstra-
iio@ snd election laws give tO the 6o*esnor.
Thisss then, maybe takan N an admissign that
there are acme Democrats Who Rre willing to
avail themselves Of lawsthey denounced - acts
of outrage anIs sRsurl1ati0u unparalleled in order
to obtnin cCntrol Of the affairs ut this State.
Tits 10 10 grossly inconsistent, that We are truly
susRrised TINT any man or net of men making
any pfetensiona to honesty advocate such .
course. They NO doubt will put in the plea,
that the end jssstiRes the means. But We very
much doubt whetker this will satisfy the rank
aud Tie, who have net been educated IN the
s.waSs that dark aud tricks that are yain' '
what they have becsn taught to consider the
very qufnsesecnce VI political corruption. that
they suay Easn.a Temporary party triumph.
Il Besisina, the Govatagf has become go nOtO-
sioas for ltia had faith, that ne hOneat sincere
Democrat will he willing to trust him. even
the people Of the State Nm honest registration
and affair eieesi6aa and pledge hin,self not 90
anAaipulate the retnrRs, nor suffer othors TO do
10. Having vioasted every pfosnisp and 'pledgs
made to the Desnoeraey, H. wilt ke surprising
il they ara ipslaced. ~ srszt him again.f For he
hes shnyn that in aseking e. coalition ;ah T.sa
isotas phfpose which be eeuld not s9eot throagit
the party tint elected him. And In every ia
sstaA6k Ge kas fSlaifled his worl ~ soon % he
p had oecoenpiishsai hts ptarpose For thess ree-
sius we are 10Th TO BELIEVE shat the DeniacEas 90
will agrests ns nscoalitisn with Gss. Waruseth:
more pastienlefiy, 10 the PARTY that sascseai
hi,u 10 pledged io his iuapeashnseat aud tfsre
pesl of the hws that give bins the power %
c0ptfpl the eaeetiOhs.-N. q. HcGfHae. ss;i
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NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS
Regular Weekly Packet.
-
The New and Fast Steamer
LESSEE TAYLOR.

II. KENNlSON, Master; T. JOHN, Clerk
WILL leave Washington avery Wednesday
w at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and New Orleans on
Saturday at O'Clock p. N.
The Lessie Taylor has passenger aceommoda.
tions surpassed by none on the Mississippi and
offers superior Inducements to consigners of
freight as well as psssengers.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
Offutt h Stagg, Washington La
February llth, 1871. 22tf
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Z The enterprising publishers of the .4mrri-
can Stuck Jo4srnal offer to send the whole twelve
plumbers for this year, and LOO worth of books,
all for the regular subscription to the Stock
Journal, which is 81 90 year. All our faraseEs
and stock raisers should take advantage of this
liberal offer, ms II is worth many times the
money, besides getting four valuable Manuals
devoted to stock raising, the price Of whicl, is
a5 eta each. Specimen copies will he sent free
to all by applying to tho Publishers, N. p. Boyer
g. Co, Parkcsburg, Pa.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29

- Converting yesterday with o very
melancholy looking married man on the
different occupations to which women
were adapted, we suggested they might
make good type settlers; our friend said
he didn't know about that, but thought
they made first-rate "devils."
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29

~ Democratic Aeatyly Magazine, for august
in rcplete With literary gems, valuable ful-sized
patterns and designs for ladies. underwear, and
other matters too long to catalogue here. The
information contained in one issue of this valu-
able publication is worth many hundred times
its cost Of $500 per year. Published at 1888
Rr0adxaY, New York. /
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29
THE OPELOUSAS COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
HEWNCE @AN ID d r..

DITEOEs:
S,abseriptios-fhree Dollars per year, paS,he
israriably In advance.
AdsestssssS- -FfSty Cents per square for she
FIRST insertion and Twenty-Five Cents fer ssek
subsequent insertion. Eight hnes or Aess cor
stitute . square.
All advertisements sent In for pabhentio:,
will be inserted in English and French tul!,ss
otherwise ortleredl unta the psbhsher s:..l
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favoss via pay Fht"r"
Dollars each, in sdvsnee, if they wish to be an
nounced.
Obituary Notices, Cards Of Thanks, &C. 10
! be paid for as advertisements.
| Personal cards, when admissible to % e''''1
ed at the rate Of 20 Cents per line, IN aa'@-"s'
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Opeleasas Parish Of st. Landry La, July 90, 1871.

hE-AnREer OF THE OLIvERs.-We learn that
these two distinguished characters, and apecisi
pets Of Gov; Warmoth, were arrested yesterday
IN the parish Of st. John, upon an Indictment
found by the Grand Jury of Ascension, of the
murder M Of Judge Lawes and Mayor scLonlberg.
These two individuals have lately beer, the re-
cipients of political faxors and honors from the
hands Of His Exoellency the Governor of Louis
lana. "A fellow-feeling makes one vondrous
klnd." ."-N. U. Commercial Bulletin, .J,sls ed.
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.NBw ADVERTISEMENTS
:, oPHLoUsAs PosT-oFPTcE.

VHNHE UpelOu6Ns FO3S OM6o has been removed
IL to the bailding On Landry Street, betwt.en
Main and Court Sts., opposite Johnston's stable
! Rosss Of Openins aa6 Closing Ais Office \
During every day Of the week, tcxclusive nt
Sunday ! this Office will be opened at n O'clock
A. M., and close at r. M. Mails for above close
at p. NJ; mails for below et 6P. u.
On sundsys the Office will be opened as A. d.
and close at 81 A. H.; reopen at Y. ~ and clpse
ut GIN. ,s d. p. C. HILL, P. N
opelousas, July y, 1871. -, ,,, 1T
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nARTIES W6o have or who may have had
] i anita pending beforo the District, Parish or
Probsse Courts, ago haEeby informed that the
costs thernin accrued are due since the first Of
July inst, and unless they are paid at my Office
without delay, the same will be collected with
costs. e. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
Parish St. Landry.
Opelousas July 9Th 1871.
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MARRiED.-At Leonvillc, in this Parisiis on the
18th inst. Mr.. F. DAVID to Miss CokINSE EMO.
NET, daughter Of Mr.. Michel Emonet.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29
THOS. FITZWILLIAM.

The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany being q Home Institution. it should be pre-
terred by citizens OF the South for many reasons.
We wall, however, enumerate only two or three.
! ]. The money invested in 1t is retained at home
where it assists in promoting Western and South
ern trade and con- mmerce, in building up towns
| and cities. in developing onr rich mineral and
agricultural resources in building our great lines
of railroad, and in cultivating our boundless
praries. For these reasons Southern and West
| ern men should insure in it,
! 2. AS its funds arc all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East
ern Company. For this reason all persons desir.
families should insure In it.
| 3. Its Local Board Of Louisiana Directors being
| composed of men of high standing in the com
munity, is sufficient guarantee that widows
| and orphans will he protected In their rights,
| when policies issued by this Company mature by
reason Of death or otherwise. This feature is Pc
culiar to this company (no other institution be-
yond the limits of the State having local board)
and is, therefore, worthy of the highest eonsid-
GRAFTON.
All kinds of Life Policies sre issued by this
Company, and non-forfciting after an annual
This Company makes no charge for policy, fee
| or stamps.
Carondelet street, New Orleans:
! 8: B. b. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
| Almost all the business fneh in and about
| Opelousas have their lives insured in this Com
pauy; among others: Henry L. Garland, Dr.. r.
II. Littell, J. Morgan Judge A. Garrigues,
| Dr. John A. Taylor, Joel H. Sandoz, James G.
Hayes, Judge A. Bailey, &c, &c.
snn ID ae'r0R 5o III Ss1gs gS'"
- Law-ofioe OF Bailey 4 Estslette,
! oct 2-1yl Opelousas, La.
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BALLOUs MAGAZINE FOR AUGUSTINE have
received the August number of Bulious Maga-
=iae, aud find it as good ever, and with such
a brilliant list of contents that we do not wo,.-
der it 10 such favorite with all classes of the
community. 1t jnst meets the popular idea Of
what magazine should be. There are some
thirty different articles in the August nua,ber
and every one is good.
This magazine is only Is cents copy, or $l.50
per year. Address Thomas g. Talbot 63 Con-
gress Street, Boston. 1t is clubbed with The
Monthly NoneleAc for $300.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29

i.aodG Miss will you take my arm 7"
i; nsked an old bachelar.2 - - ~
"1;si "las yes, and you, too" said the
=. .yoang lady. 80. !, -, s .'.'.'.s
4, Can only spare the arm,n hastily re-
: piled the bachelor. ..,.s
Then" said miss, II can't take IL,
.sas as my naotto is t. so the whole laag or
snolie ut ALL" ,s..s:..f@, slg,.'' =
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KENNETH BAILLIO,

KENNETH BAILLIO,
SUCCESSOR TO ". A. ROBERTsoN CO.,
Receiving, Forwarding and Gems
eral CommalssiOh Merchant
Cornor Main and Levee Sts., Washington Las
DESPECTFULIY Informs the public that his
N Warerooms are now open for the reception
of Freights and Stores for the proper care of
which they sRe fully edequate, and customers
are guaranteed against damage by zain or other
accidents.
Fairfanks' Cotton Scales are kept at the
Warehouse for She especial weighing Of Cotton,
Sugar or other produce or packages, and pur-
chasers will alwsys he found on hand ready to
pay the market price for Cotton. Sugar, Moss,
hi1esorother Produce, less cost Of shipment, etc.
will advance Baggirg aud Tiess Provisions
etc., on Cotton, sugar Or other Produce con-
signed through me to my friends, Messrs. Payne,
Damerea e. Co., Of New Orleans.
Ny best efforts will he given to the sale of
Western Produce Oh other Commodities that
may be consigned to me to be sold on compfs'
sion.
shall be happy to give my personal atten
ton to any business entrusted to me.
KENNETH BAflL1O.
Jan. %, 1871. l3-fy
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J0D1PR w. 0AR8vW,
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,

FKEEH FAMILY EKUCEKIEE
RKR. JOS BLUM has just arrived with =
tiea Groceries, such as:
Flour. Bacon, Ham, eusag, @alt, Wines,
Lebsters, Salmon, Sardines, Cheese,
Crackers, Syrups, Lard Coffee,
Canned FFnit and many other
GeOds too tedious to enumerate, which he sells
CHEAP FOw CASH.
Store corner Main and North sta., Opelousas.
ICE always on hand, and Ice essam fEeesers
Leaned to fanaiEes. kJu3-lm~
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paper talks about 'tanisna'
Bhattered rainbo~s.T Ths
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29
History Of the war I'm Europe.

Tho recent War between Germany and France
aroused 30 much interest on the part of our peo-
pie. that 1t was gdnerally eupposed Ut the time,
struggle, would b from the pen Of On American
Muthor. Tho Natsosal Publishing Co., Of 1t:
Louis, No., has just issued very eomplets'snd
valuable history, bearing the above title: 1t is
from the pen of nf. Jsmas D. AeCabe, Jr., and
is @ handsomely bound volume of 800 octave
pages illustrated with $50 msps, portraits, bat.
tle scenes views Of prominent localities, etc. It
is written In . bold, vigorous style, and will.
uneaestionably, take rank as the standard his
tory Of the struggle By an American writer.
Mr.. McCabe, haa evidently studied his subject
tleeply, for be writes as an historian, aud not
as politician, AZ one who places facts On record
for tile verdict of future ages, and not - one
who seeks to win the favor Of other the Ger
mans OF the French II to day, The great charm
Of the work ID Its ihspartialty, its absolute hdel
isy 70 truth. His book fascinetes while it in
str1cts, forit tells tn graphie and eloquent Ian
srsRe, the most Wonderful story Of modern
ttmes, He traces the causes Of tho war ffon
sets forth the diplomatic history Il the prelude
to the war, with clearness; and states forcibly,
and In detail the causes Of the triumph Of Ger
many and the failure If France. The narrative
of the great battles which opened the campaign,
and hurled the Fsc ncA hack upon the interior
Of their own county; the effect Of these rever-
ses upon the French Nation tho fraDthc eaurts
to rescue the beaten army, and the terrible di-
easter Of Sedan; the capture Of the Emperor
Paris the rise and formation Of the Repablio; !;
the flight Of The Empress ffoun Paris; che Ssege
and surrender Of StrasburE and the frontier
fortresscs Of France; the triumphal advance Of
tho Gernan ARMIES to Paris; tho Sssgss Of Nets
and Paris in dstail.; . full diary OF events IN
Paris daring the sises; the sampsigns on the
Loire and In other parts Of Pranse j. tbs psaoe
treaty; the naval history Of the war; the history
Of the fprTnation eflthe great Geruan Empire !;
the pfoclefnairfx Of King William emperor, and
the realisation Of Germsn unity: the eivil war
end ,sssand siege ef Paris, with fts terrible
scenes Of hAoodsheA' and vsaAAlikm ;--ali these
and other events Of tho war sre related with .
graphioness aud bEiiiancx which render this .
INTO the philosophy Of the war, and impresses
Ibis fssaers proionn with the great lessons Of
the conflict. .,4.
J Tho low price 81 which the book u issued,
irings 70 viehis the reach Of oil, and no one
wiskIng te knsp abspase of ths times shonid fail
to read Il. It % pabaishod In hath English and
GeEmsn, sola by aabsesiptioa ealy, and s9snts
are wanted IN essry conntry: See the adver-
tisemeut On third plgc, In fo.days C0URIER.s
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= =.
THE FAIR AT WAsnrEGroE.-By reference to
the netiee in aaetAcr colasnn It WILL be seen thas
Grand Fair will he given ON Tuesday, eae lst
Of August, in Washington, for the benefit of the
Catholic Church of that town. We have uo
d,>ubt the entertainment will draw q large at
tcudau;>e and prove entirely successful, in view
Of the comme edable object for which it is given,
and the low prize u Enthusiastically 50 cents.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tuesday.
The Opelousas courier., 1871-07-29

svsshiasts4. July Ia The duplieate originals
of conventtoa establisiing an exchange OF
postal laasssey ofvlcrs tetweea the United Stafes
and HneaAnd have jsat been received at has
fhpsn exsaatsd ssa tbs past 5f Eaghssad, ana how
awaits tho sienatnre 0f the P0ssmasseR General
and the Prcsldsnt Each order h liaitesl 30 GaO
when issued on Enxiand, and $50 when issued
on the United States. Mr.. Mcdonald, Saperin-
senslsnt of the money order syateni wh0 c0tclsa.
aea tAis coavasstisn, Has gassS 70 Beriin for q
aRnailse ennExnta0is l5esEeoa Tie Unieed States
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The NEW
WILSON.
Under-Foed Shuttle
Sewing k&hiRBi
BUCKS BRILLIANT
COOKING STOW IL

TIME most durable the least complicated and
IL the most easily managed Of an Cooking
Stoves. First f'remfam awarded at the 81. Louis
Fair in 1865. &C. 81, ard 1868; and at The Lou.
isiana Fair in 1868, 1869 and 1870
The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agent. for st. Lendry for the salo Of these cole.
Lrated Cooking Stoves, will constantly have on
hand, vt his Tia Shop in Washington, an assort.
lncnt Of the sane as also Fire Crates, Hollow.
wore, manufacturer Of plain and Japanned Tin.
wefe and statnped wars.
tg Depot Ut Jos. Bfhm, Opelodsas, whore all
orders win be promptly flled.
Washington, La, March Is, tEl. e1S-ly