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GR0CHRTE DE FAMFLI1

AE ME-. DEsESSARTS, rue Main, Opelousas,
I'VE pres l'ancien Hotel de rUnion soliicite res.
reimbursement une partie de Encouragement du
public. Sa Grocerie sera toujours pourvue de
tout ce que les families peuvent d6sirer, tells que
Farine, jambon, epaules ct plats-c8t6s, sucre riz
cafe graisse, beurre, fromages >sardlnes sau-
mons, huitres, homards, haricots, feves patisse-
rie, biscuits, bonbons, fruits reau-de- Vie POM
mes, oranges, bananes cocos, noix, noisettes,
wins fins ct ordinaires, iqueurs fines, boissons
spiritueuses ct une infinite d'autres articles don't
Remuneration serait trop Tongue ct qu'elle VEN
dra a aussi bon marche que possible
Opeousas Dec. 1871. 3m
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UNous sommes autorise annoncer
qu'une assembl6e des membres de la COM
pagnie des pompisrs aura lieu cette apres
midi D 3 heures precises.. Les membres
devront 20 presenter en- grande tenue. ].
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OPELO US AS:
SAMEDI matln, 80 16 MARS, 1872.
TA la requete de plusieurs personnes

TA la requete de plusieurs personnes
nous republions Iadresse du Comit6 De-
mocratique d'Etat au peuple de la Loui-
siane. Nous en- recommandons la lectu-
re tous, d6mocrates, reformistes ou re-
publicains, ct esperons en- meme temps
que la Convention du 18 aVril, don't il y
est mention, reunira tous les clements re-
formateurs en- une phalange serree, ct
renversera, en- Novembre proclaim, le
gouvernement de billiards qui pese surle
peuple CONNIE un fardeau insupportable.
~~~~-~~~-~>~>~>~<~~~~~>~>-~-~
ELECTION LocALE.-C'est le Ter Avril
qu'aura lieu, cette aimee, relection de
sept eitoyens qui devront constituer le
Bureau de Police d'Opelousas, commune
ment appel6 Conseil de Vile, lequel de-
vra choisir son president ou Marie, ainsi
qu'un grefier, un avoeat de la vile, un
tr6sorier, un imprimeur etc. ct enfn un
constable. Cette derniere place est la
plus importante, attendu que depuis plu-
sieurs annees Get officer un salaire fxe
de $1,000 par an, sans compter lie casuel,
qui, assure-t-on, porte quelque fois cette
somme a $4,000. @'
II est evident, n6anmoins, aujourd'hui.
que ropinion publique demande une re-
duction notable de ce salaire, ct 81 nous
sommes bien informe, il y deja un tic
ket compose de citoyens qui consentent
a Sc laisser porter CONNIE candidats dts
de la r6forme. Nous verrons 81 ce ticket
de peconomie remportera.
On parle de 2. on 8 candidats pour la
place de Constable. Nul dodte quill ny
en- ait de ce nombre qui accspteraient la
place pour 5000 ou meme moins, ct COM
me le Conseil a 1e droit ct le pouVoir de
choisir son Constable, de fixer son salai-
re ct de remployer par mois ou pour un
an, il ne peut guere faire une grande er-
reur en- le nommant pour I'm, trois on six
mois a.tant par mois. ...-
LIE Constable avec un salaire de $1,000
reeoit plus lui seul que tous les autres
officers reunis; car lie greffier avec $3.50,
le tresorier avec 800, l'avocat avec $50,
pimprimeuravec 300, ct l'assesseur avec
$50, ne recoivent a eux tous que $500.
-t.s4 FL.
DM. Mansel, artistic en- Photographic,
nous prize .d'annoncer que vu pencoura-
cement liberal don't il etc l'objet, il a
renyoye son depart a une huitaine de
jours, pendant lesquels il continuera a
prendre des portraits, yues etc.
Nous invitons done ceux qui mont pas
encore d'excellents portraits, d'aller chez
M. Maneel, voir ses epFeuves, ct nous
sommes sur qu'ils apprecieront, CONNIE
tous ceux Qui sly rendent, son travail
parfait.
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PhOtO-StereOScOpe.

" MANCEL, operateur. Vues en-
MEe Photographic ct en- ambrotypes,
etc. etc. Tn superbe chrome pour SO cts.
Satisfaction garantie a chacun, on pas de
Placement. Les portraits des enfant for
ment pour Get artistic une specialize.
Donnez-vous la peine de venir exami
ner des specimens la vile Banque ou
Hotel Hayes, yis-a-vis la Maison de Cour.
Opelousas 3fevrier 1872.
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n. Matson 4 Co., the oldest and wealthiest
jewelry house in Chicago. have removed to their
spacious new marble building. cor. State and
Monroe Sts., which is superbly finished in carv-
ed woods, marble, silver plate. and plate glass,
grandly lighted and is doubtless the handsomest
jewelry house in the world. Mr.. Geo. L. john
soma successful and wealthy Boston merchant,
has become an active partner in the firm. With
large capital, an immense stock Of the best as
sorted goods to be found East or West, allpur-
chased from the manufacturer for cash, the
firm challenges competition in the prices and
quality OF their goods. Those who would soc the
richest aud most extensive display Of ~jewelry,
watches, gold chains, diamonds, solid and plated
siiverware. broDzes Russia leather, toilet and
fancy goods ever exhibited in the West. should
visit Matson 4 Co. Is jewelry store. the ornament
and pride of the new Chicago Chicago Trib.
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EpixOOty.

Mr.. EDITOR Among all the many rene.
dies for the Epizootv, or horse disease. We
Lave found in our experience that what il
good for humanity is good for the horse We
therefore used Davis Pain Killer for bathing.
and for them TO mhale. and 10 SOME cases
where Bronchitis Is bad. nave given l ounce
OF Pain Killer IN q pint of warm water and
molasses. drank with this. the results in bad
cases have been beneficial. In bad cases
where the animal does not expectorate freely,
give about ! ounce of Aliens Lung Balsam
three times q day. 1t will act on the horse as
on man. Let those having an occasion try il.
We have cured fourteen horses Will this treat
ment, some Of which we're very sick. A.
CINCINNATI, o., November "a.
MORMON SrCRYTa Grwr Eprr Addros.
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Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Seaweed

These are the only medicines thar will cure Pull
monsy Consumption. DIR. Schenck. Of PHILADELPHIA.
has been IA c"nst.nt practice for over thirty years.
conunnaily exsmts ing lungs. ami knows hrs medi.
c!nes; IL prop-.iy taken. will cure Consumption. HE
Msndiske fiil. clean,e the liver aud stomsch: lis
seawe-i Tonic dissolvcs the food. stimulates the coat
Inc 1.-THE stomach. an aids digestiion. His Pulnonic
syrup rc~ns the matter. and nature throw. Il on
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100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Legalized by State Authority, and
Drawn In Public In st. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Glass N, to be Drawn Dec. 81st, 1879.
$3.50 Prizes amounting % 100000.

Tickets $40. Hal fTickets, IS. Qrts., $50.
A3r0uv lotteries are chartered By the State. are
always drawn 1t the time named. aud Ell rawinn
are under the snpervisicn Of s.oru commissioners.
chasers Of tick ets.
We will draw 4 similar scheme the lat dav of
every month durins the year 1872.
p RENT A. our risk BY p~lSrOFr1CI MONEY
0RpkRs REGISTERED LETTER. DRAFT or Ex.
PRESS. Send Tor = circular.
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SHERR.-wEBB sOUTHDOwNs FOR SALE
G6O: ". fROWN. Miilbrnok. np'ch--r Co n. Y.
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sTON1sUING.-Mme. La Roe produces . true
picture Of future husband or wife. Win rame
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color q hair and eye. with 50 cents. and receive TIC.
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Re not deceived. Call for ALIENS LUNG BAL.
sAM. and take no other.
- Directions acoompany each bottle.
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WHILE WAITING ron A CoreH TO 70 as II
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Dr. Track Was engaged for twenty years In
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combined At the age Of seventy years he sue
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His discovery consists in Q combina-
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ternal disease.
Numerous instances are on record
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ton Of the Bowels.
No patient ever need die with this
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For In6ammatOry Rheumatism
this Ointment is the mort complete remedy ever
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ln nlnety.nlne cases out or q
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For Nervous Diseases this medicine is
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Affections Of the Spine, Rheumatism,
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E6 IN E40 per day 7 Agents wanted All clasees of
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MORMON SECRETS SENT FREE. Address
ASpsEw HENLEY. Omaha. Nebraska.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
Madrid. 13 DE sETIEMBRE DE 1872.

Ell gobierno ha publicado en- ell pc
ri6dico Official ell resuItado general OBJ
tenido para diputados a C6rtes y Sc
nadores, de modo que va Sc sabe a
punto flo las eminencias polfticas que
tendran asiento en- las Camaras la
procedencia de cada uno de los indi-
viduos que han lie formar las agrupa
clones que desde ell primer dia hemos
de yer dispuestas la batalla y hacer
de las nuevas C6rtes un simil de re-
nidero de gallos. La mayorla ministe-
rial es, al parecer, numerosfsima; mas
81 Sc considera que existen dos gran
des tendencias en- el seno del partido
radical capitaneadas respectivamente
por Ruiz Zorrilla y Rivero 8 Martos,
no serA diffcil que ell gobierno Sc yea
derrotado en- al guna votacion cuando
mas SECURE sc crea Ell Congreso Sc
compondra de unos 297 diputados ra .
dicales, 80 republicancs, 10 liberales-
conservadores y IA alfonsinos. Ell Sc !
nado Sc compondra q su vez de 148
senadores radicales, Is republicanos
tederales, II liberales-conservadores,
7 Independence y 5 alfonsinos, fall
tando algunos que son los que CORES
ponden Cadiz y Huesca en- que no ha
habido eleccion y los de las islas Ca
narias cuyo resultado adn no Sc ha re-
cibido. Tanto en- una como en- otra
Camara y en- determinadas cuestiones
los republicanos bemevolss es SECURE
que apoyaran al gobierno, de modo
que 81 este sucede, es de presumir
que los radicales pagaran a sus ALA
dos de alguna manera no muy conve7
niente para las fnstituciones actuales
Estos dias Sc ha venido ocupando
la prensa liberal-conservadora de la
actitud que convendrfa tomasen los
diputados y senadores del partido
en- la pr6xima legislature, estando la
mayorfa conforme en- la opinion de
que aquellos de sus representatives
que han resultado electos en- la
lucha electoral que ha terminado, de-
ben presentarse en- las C6rtes; mas
solo para protestar, retirandose en-
seguida, contra la persecution que
sufrleron los pocos que fueron 4 las
urnas y contra los escandalos y afro
IpeIlos nunca yistos que Sc han come
lido con ellosly los de su partido.
/ La question mas vital y de mayor
interes es Ia que presenta ca la actua-
lidad Ia Hacienda espanola. Los dia-
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No estaran entire ellos los conserva-
dores; pero, desde ell retraimiento que
les aconse]a su dignldad, haran votos
fervientes porque los radicales sa
quen ilesa y triunfante la monarqufa.
Ent6nces y solo ent6nces podra res
tablecerse la normalidad y entender-
Sc con los conservadores; pero 81 la
monarquia revolucionaria sucumbe, los
couseryadores de la revolucion esta
ran en- su derecho y en- una perfecta
libertad lie accion, bien para hacer
possible en Espana una repdblica co
mo la que personi6ca en- Francia Mr..
Theirs 6 bien para dar un gran vigor,
una gran fuerza y una gran autOridad
4 una restauracion monarquica que
simbolice ell principe Alfonso.
sVoy & concluir con algunas noticias
que interesan particularmente a las
Antillas. Ell actual Ministro de Ultra
mar que no es un hombre de parla-
mento, nj tampoco un estadista, es
sin embargo un excelente hombre de
administration, como 10 demuestran
sus actos que revelan la educacion
conservadora que ha recibido hasta
que Sc decide y figurar en- ell bando
radical.
Tlene ell pensamiento de crear un
Consejo de Ultramar compuesto de
doce personas y del que formaran
parte ademAs todos los ministries q ue
han estado al frente de aquel depar-
tamento desde su creacio1. Este con-
sejo tendra cuatro ponentes retribui-
dos y elegidos por todos sus indivf-
duos, pero amovibles al flu de cada
af1o sin que sea possible la eleccion, de
modo que todos tengan la competen-
cia de la prActica en- los negocios que
Sc les cou6en,-Sera ell cuerpo con
sultivo del Estado para las cuestiones
de Ultramar y tendra importantes
atribuciones propias, empezando por
la propuesta en- terna de todos los
empleados de nuestra administration
ultramarlna.
Tambien ell Sr. Gasset tiene ell pen
samiento de crear I'm Boletin de Ul-
hamar, en- donde vean la luz p1blica
todas las disposicirnes que interesen
q Cuba, Puerto-Rico y Filipinas.-
En- breve Sc aplicara enlas Antillas la
ley del regIstro de la propiedad y del
notariado con las modificaciones ma
turales cue exijan las circunstancias
de cada isla-Creo que piensa en- ha-
Ger desaparecer la inamovilidad en-
los empleados que hoy tengan este
derecho en- nuestra administration CO.
lonial, respetaLdo solo la lie la magis
tratura, bien que no tardara en- haber
movimiento en- la Audiencia de la Ha-
bana por jubilacion de tres 8 cuatro
magistrates
Y no tengo mas que decir por este
COrreO.
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the flrst day Of
February, also on hrst Of March, 1872, postpone
OF said stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction BY Maurice Dore i Co., No. 327
Montgomery street. San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY. the hrst day Of April, 1872,
al o'clock p. n. OF said day, to pay said delin-
ouent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
= A. NOEL, Secretary.
Office, Room No 20 Hayward's Building, 41e
California street, San Francisco. California ml3
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Aud I'm sccordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on tho Goth day OF
january, 1872, so many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock as may bo necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the auction house OF Jonn
Middleton s Son, on THURSDAY, tho 2lst day
of March, 1871, at tho hour Of O'Clock r. NJ, OF
said day, TO psy said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising ano
expenses OF sale. e.
Office-No 33S Montgomery street, Rooms
and 4, San Francisco, Cal. marc "a
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And in accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the flrst day OF
February, A. d. 1872, so many shares ofeach par
eel OF said stock ~ may be necessary, will De
So, 4I4 California street, San francisco. Cal
itornia, on FRIDAY, the 29th day Of March;
A. d. 1872, at tho hour Of o'clock P. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. ,,n ,.,
oaacc-No. 4l4 California street, San Francis
80 cal marll I'd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

DUCKEYE GOLD AND SILVER MINING
d Company.-Notice is hereby given that the
Regular Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the above named Company will be held at the
otfiee OF the company, San Francisco. Room
No. = Express Building, northeast corner Of
California and Montgomery streets, on FRIDAY
the 10Th day OF March, A. D. lSIs. at O'Clock OF
said day. for the purpose OF electing Trustees TO
serve for the ensuing year. and for the transac-
tIon OF any other business that may properly
como before the meeting. Transfer Books Will
be closed on the 28,h and Goth days OF March,
1872. JOS. MAGUlFE. Secretary:
San Francisco. March 5, 1879. mars I'd
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MINING NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 40 California
street, San Francisco, March s, NTs.-A dividend
OF Fifteen Dollars (Sl5) per share WAS this day
declared upon the capital stock OF this Com
pany, payable March l2th
The transfer books win be closed on the 10Th
instant.
mnr6 CHAS. z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

ALL BILLS AGAINST THE CROWN
A Point Gold and SIlycr Mining Company and
Rhode Island Mill, must be presented IN DU-
PLiCATE at the office OF said Company on or
before the FIRST DAY Of each month, to be
audited. Bills presented AFTER that date may
have to lay over until the next month for pay
SUPERINTENDENT.
Gold Hill, February 81, 1872. fea Pm
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1xyu, PENN CONsOLIDATED D

w Mining Company Location OF Works,
Storey and Lyon Counties, State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that At meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees o. said Company. held on
the 2tth day OF January, 1877. the assessment
January. was rescinded. and an assessment OF
one dollar per share was levied, payable ,mmedi-
ately, iu United States gold coin, to the Secre.
tary, at the Office ofthe Company, Rooms and
4, No. 3lS Montgomery street, san francisco
msnt shall remain unpaid,'on Thursday, the s9th
day OF February, 1872. shall be deemed delin.
oucnt, and duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be
fore, win be sold on THURSDAY, the 2lN
dayof March, lsT2, to pay the delinquent assess
mcnt thereon, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses OF sale.
BT order o. the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY T00Mi, Secretary.
once, No. 3SS Montgomery ST., Rooms and l.