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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-21
General Meade's Successor.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The Presi-
dents action in promoting Brigadier
General Mcdowell to be Major Gene
raj and assigning him to command the
department of the South in the place of
Terry was not generally anticipated.
1t was regarded as a step harmonizing
with the purpose attributed to the
President Of bringing about more cor
dial relations with the Southern peO-
pie, Gen. Mcdowell being personally
acceptable, as a moderate and cOnser-
vatiye gentleman, and Terry being
odius by his harsh and malignant re-
gime as commander in Virginia and
Georgia since the war. Gen. Nc
Dowell will have his headquarters at
Louisville. The assignment of Gen.
Hancock to Gen. Meade's duties in the
East, and the promotion ofGen. Mellow
ell, are in accordance with the rules of
promotion in the army, and is favor
ably commented on by all parties.
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OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad the Sherman Patriot says:
We learn that passenger trains are
now running to Red River station,
about two and ii half miles from Red
river and seventeen miles from Sher-
man. 1T is said that considerable delay
has been occasioned iii the COMPLETION
of the bridge across Red Eiyerbv
portion OF the iron casting
short which peeessAtates
new material fFtlm works H ar1.
1T Ia thought idge NII Eg
afe WaFke 81 chen
viii
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81 dec-1n.
Succession d'EmiIia Lagrange-No

GOUR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
tendue que Lastie Young, de In ParOisSe
st. Landry, ayant p~resentG une petition Il Psffet
d'Gtre noInme administrator de la succession
dsEmiiia Young, deced6e, femme q IeHi Young
reinforcement de Ia 0ite pagC5ssn
En- CONSEQUENCES aFie est par1H present d0nne
auNtntelesss asas @ate Succession d,ayuiP n
ssAau3Re par aeft8 j ysnll h4HeH8l, dams hes dix
agfsaaE sfIEnMaE3 R datN AM Isaaaent axis teS
alts. I'll R7HR8Ii@ s 0lSt4 p6af leAgae2las III ns
~ na @F8l Aa aeAaaffae tie III lite pefi-
8@s A EEEEARD, eTeGaer.
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Estate Of Raphael Rfchnrd.

RY,yIRTUEOFAN ORDER OF THE PARISH
~ Court, the Undersigned will sell ut public
sale, at the last residence of said deceased, near.
Grand COteau, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day of
January, 1873. the following described property
belonging to said estate, viz: Ono good creole
silver watch, one sulky and harness. ono COW.
one yearling calf one lot Of hogsand some other
movable effects.
Terms-Cash.
JOHN O. RICHARD.
dee Cliffs.
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valuable Suggestions.

The American Educational Monthly
of a recent issue contains the following
interesting and valuable suggestions in
regard to proper school discipline:
/. No child should be allowed to attend
school before the beginning of his sixth
year.
2. The duration Of daily attendance
including the time given to recess and
physical eXercises-should not exceed
four and a half hours for the primary
schools; five and a half for thresholds.
8. There should be no study required
ont of school-unless athigh school-and
this should not exceed one hour.
4. Recess-time should be devoted to
play outside the school-r0om-unless
during stormy weather-and as the time
rightly belOngstot the pupils, they should
not be deprived of it except for serious
offenses; and those who are n~Otdepriyed
of it should not be allowed to spend it
in study; no child should ever be con
fined to the schoel-Toom during an entire
session. The minimum OF recess-time
should be fifteen minutes each session,
and in primary schools there should be
more than one recess i'll each session.
/ 5. Physical exercise should be used in
school to prevent nervous and muscular
fatigue and tOrelieye mOnOtOnY, butnOt
as a muscular training. 1t should he
practiced by both teacher and childre 8
in every hour not broken by recess, and
should be timed by music. In primary
schools every half hour should be bro
/ ken by exercise, recess or singing.
6. Ventilation should be amply provi-
ded by other means than by windows
though these should be used, in addition
to special means, during cess and ex-
ercise time.
7. Lessons should be scrupulously ap-
portioned to the average capacity of the
pupils; and in primary schools the slate
should be used more and the book less
and the instruction should be given as
much as possible on the principle Of
"object teaching"
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Estate Of Emilia Lagrange,-No.

PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAS.
L Lastic Young, of the Parish of ST. Landry.
having applied by his petition to be appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Emilia Lagrange,
deceased, wife of Levi Young, late of the Parish
OF ST. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the SAME
in writing IN my office, III the town Of OpclOusas,
within ten days from the present notice.
JOS, y. RICHARD, Clerk.
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Kingsly says: "Ify wish to he mis-
cradle, you must think about yourself;
about what you want, what you like,
what respect people ought to pay you,
what people think Of you, and then to
y%OunOthing will bepure. You will spoil
everything you touch; you will make
sin and misery for yourself out of every
thing God sends you; you will be as
wretched us you choOse.n
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A romantic young man of twenty
eight years, a resident of sedalia, Mis-
souri,, Joseph SilYers by name, was
lately informed by a friend that hand
some young lady was serving out a life
sentence in the jefferson City peniten-
tiary, who would be released in case
of her marriage. TFither posted the
good Samaritan and was accorded an
interview with the maiden, He stood
took q seat by her side and asked TIE
all-importanf question, Will you mar
~ me ~ yes was the instant res
nonse, SilFers appeared to be delight
ed at his success, aud has sent a petiz
ton to Governor Brown stating the
use, and asking the pardon of the girl,
so1emnly promising never to athroW
up during their life the fact that she
was ut one time q prisoner.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-21

Academia few days since, Master
Edgar Roy, a son of Mr.. JOS. V. Roy,
while firing his gun off, had something
supposed to be a piece of the exploded
cap, to strike and enter his right eye
between the brow and edge of the up
Der lid. 1t has not yet been extracted,
and it is not known whether loss of
sight will result Or not. He suffers
severely.
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Ayoung gentleman of this place, who
claims to have been a professor in some
institution of learning, says the word
"sausages" is spelt thus: Sauceges
He processes to have been a professor
Of French in that institution, though
English is his vernacular; but his spell
ing must be in some other language.
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The mail failed again on Thursday
evening, and Tuesdays city papers, Civ
ing the Legislative proceedings of Mon
day, are the last ones received before
going to press.
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CoNsoL1DATEp.-OnW Wednesday even
ing last three New Orleans daily mails
were due here; and when the stage drove
u1p to the post Office there they were
three big sacks each half full of papers,
Ind the letters in another sack. The
government pays for three mails, we
presume; but they were consolidated
into ono
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To SUBsoRIBERs.-Our subscription
list is growing too fast for us to retain
all the dead-heads, and unless they come
forward and pay up W ewilhave to drop
their names after next week.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-21

THE JUTE PANT.-The Bossier BAN
ner says:
This is that OFT of which gaIny cloth
f0E hAling e0ttM and saeking corn lis
made. III was ppVed last yearto thrive
well I'M Louisiana and would doubtless
Tie profitable tQ Rfse. crows some
what like Okias nd is cut here iii AM
gust. It is RUtteda few days somewhat
like hemp aiad bspkeH mp leaving the
strong timer barr as the 5nIa. About
four times an may pounds to the acre
as cotton can be rased, worth new about
half per pound whit cotton is.
The very best VS. t0 clean d stained
steel knife i8 To cIS s solid potat0e in
two, dip one of taaoieees fn brick dust,
such as iii gellerailNtse In halfeclean-
ing, and rab the blale With ii,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-21

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Corner Main and Landry Streets, Opelousas
Keeps constantly on hand, for sale, Il general
assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewclry,
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines.
He also gives his personal attention to repair
ing Clocks, Watches, Jcwelry, and Sewing
Machines of all kinds.
dec. Oily.
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al new cure foragueis given ina Terre
HarteE Ind) paper. The writer says to
those afflicted with ague, crawl down
stairs Ieadforemost. Laugh at the idea,
IL you Hlease, but do your crawling first
you ealIthen afford to laugh. just as
The chilIis coming on, start atthetOp OF
d long fight OF stairs, and crawl down
on your bands and feet, le~adforem0st.
You never did harder work Id your life,
and when you arrive at the bottom, in-
stead of shaking, you will find yourself
putting, nd in the face and perspiring
freely, fF9la the stfong exertiOns made
iii the efds tosapporty yourself. Try it.
H won't cost you nearasmI1ei as qTinine
or patent Medicines. andm III failsit will
only do what they do every day,
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Cure ROT SICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or sick headache can generally be cured,
IL taken in ime, by the use of bromide
Of potassium. When the attack is felt
to be colnfnk ON, fake twenty grains of
the bromide dissolved IN water; so to
bed and sleep two or three hours and
you are cnRd. Sometimes it may be
necessary toIepeaf the dose which may
be dOne It'll TIVE OF three hours. The
bromide ii perfectly harmless unless tn
ken in very Urge doses There will he
no dangerin akfng twenty grainsevery
doses. Bit mist cases, Il taken in hand
early, will ned only one, OF ab most
two doses.
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The Electoral System.

A Washington special to the st. Louis
Democrat says:
The House Of Representatives took
notice of defects in the existing electO-
raj system by receiving two constitu-
tiOnal amendments designed to correct
the manner in which the people shall
choose the President and Vice Presi-
dent, The one offered by General
Banks provides for q direct election by
the people on the same day that the
House of Representatives is elected,
and under the rules and regulations
prescribed by the respective States,
President and Vice President to hold
office for six years, and TO be ineligible
for re~-election while the other, by, Mr..
Lynch merely provides in detail for a
popular election. The precise words
of the body of the constitution of the
United States are repeated in the pro-
posed amendment, and the same prOvi-
sion for a choice by the House Of Repre-
sentatfyeg, as now exists, in case no
candidate receives q majority vote, is
now retained. $50 ""t
General Banks also introduced a bill
doubling the salary of the President,
which has much more chance Of again
coming before the House this session
than either of the constitutional amend
inepts submitted to-day: "a
/ . - - hhhHNN -
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New York, December, 1.-THE Fifth
Avenue Hotel caught fire last night in
the cock-foft occupied bY the laundry
women and domestics, of whom six
teen bodies have been found burned
beyond recognition. The bodies were
found near the only window of the
room, which was barred. The only
means of escape wa the stairway,
which was In flames, and the victims
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-21

WI have had a very rainy week-not
hard, beating rains, but a continual
dropping which all makes mud.
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NoUvELLE AIMEE

avec dc nouvelles espGrance, ct 1ui ~faeiiiter les
mOyenS d'avOiF, CONNIE par 10 passe, mn ussnr-
tinient cOmplet dc NoMYGlles Medicines.
JOHN POSEY,
Depot de Medicines,
81 1Gc-1m. Main St. 0uelOus,tg
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MASONIC SYMBOLS AS TRADE-MARKs.
Upon an appeal from the decision of the
Examiner of Trademarks, Acting Com
missioner Thacher has given the follow
ing highly interesting decision in a case
involving the use of masonic symbols as
a trademark. In the matter of the ap-
Dlication Of John =, Tolle, for the e
tration of trade.mafksf Applicant is o
manufacturer and vendor of Hour in the
city of st. Louis. He has two establish
ments upon streets, and he seeks to reg
ter as trademarks, to be used upon the
barrels containing his flour, the words,
Cherry Street Mills in one case, and
Markets Street Mills" inthe other, COM
bined respectively with Q Well-kn0Wn
masonic emblem, the square and com
pass. The Acting Commissioner decides
that in view of the universally Of ma
senEy, the mystic tie that binds all ma
tons in Il common fraternity, and the
Interchangeable eilagac Observation-Disclosures
/ appealing with the same farce to the
brotherhood in all parts of the earth, it
Is impossible to diYest these symbols, OF
| at least this paftacnlap symbol, perhaps
the best known of all, 0f it's ordinary
Specification wherever displayed, either
as an arbitrary character or otherwise,
It will be universally understood OF mis-
understood as having a masonic s1gnifi-
canoe, therefore as a trademark must
constantly work deception
The COMMISSIONS adds: "Iamclearly
of the opinion, therefore, that the pro-
posed combinations canndt properly snb-
serve tile ends of a trademark. Among
masons, with whom this token has a
moraI significance, its usein hatcapacity
would undoubtedly be regarded as a
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esssasn ~ RaphaeH Nfchara.

N EgTU DUN DlsDIE DE IA E0URDE
- Farsse. IL seassignf veudE8 4 1seneaH nIi-
bic IS deEHiee residence du defunt, pres dH
Grand E85eaaf le SAMEDI, Z JaHYier. 18Th, les
propr5EfeaeiaIResd ecFifes appagfefNHlt 3 haiite
Succession sayairs AN n0N fhexaF CREOLE Hne
selIe et 3Iae Erides nns revolver nss H4oB1fe en-
argent, mi autHN et lt8g1ais. Ine YHeBes nm
.5e19He seaus la Jet de ~e0eI0as, ct heanc0up
aa4aagfes csEe9s
GaadgtiGns-rE0rnptant
JOHN. ORCHARD.
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NEW STORE!
NEW STORE!-......NEW sTORE!!
under the Courier Printing Officel
MAIN STREET, O~PBLOUsAs, LA.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
NEW STORE :.
A, r

informs his friends and the public in general
that he has opened Il store at the above stand,
where he is always ready to sell them
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, CROCKERYWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLERY,
PROVISIONS and GROCERIES,
AS q proof of his determination to sell low. he
is offering the best brands Of Calico at 12A cents
per yard.
Call and examine his new stock and Judge for
yourself.
Highest prices paid for Cotton, Hides, Wool, &c.
dec. Ally.
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A present est le moment de reiOuir le CRur
de YOtre VieuX Pharmacien, eli venant payer
promptement vos petites dettes, atm de lui fairc
eommeneer 10
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PRoDUoE sHIrPED.-The Trenton,
CsDt. splane, arrived at New Orleans,
on the 18th inst, with 6st bales cotton,
S bbds, sugar, 43 bbls. molasses, 10 bun
dies hides. 80 hides, 81 bbls. hides, and
lot sunlries.
The Peerless, Capt. Broad, arrived
there, on the 18th inst, with 5lO oales
cotton, I'D sacks cotton SEED mus SUI
gar, 4 Dbl. molasses, / halfb molasses'
1893 hides, Al bundles hides, 2 packages
hides, 2 sacks wool, and lot sundrEtes'
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The San Francisco Chronicle thus
tells how d proposed ovation to Mrs.
Fair on the night Of her intended lee
tuTe, resulted in q disappointment;
Underneath a window stood anmlan i'll
q frowy coat waiting for the door in the
hall TO open that he might enter. On
hts arm hung q covered basket which
he seemed to be particularly careful of.
He guarded Ill IN every way from being
iostied, and seemed terribly annoyed
when anybody gave il d knock IN the
passing, The Chronicle mi noticed
the man's singular actions and finally
asked;
MY friend, what have yon in that
basket y
" Eggs 7 was the laconic reply.
them n
Take EN- over, To the lecture.
oh! said the reporter with q
whistle, !. Bad eggs n
We'll, they ain't very fresh. I've
had the devils own job q gettin EN-
too. Hunted al day iii the markets fol
eHl, and lsaH TIE afraid amt agoin II
ga q chance to use eM.a
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PoET AND LovER.-W recently picked
up the original manuscript Of the fol-
lowing piece Of poetry ~ and naturally
conclude that the writer thereof is both
poet and lover. We hope he will give
rein to his genius and drop his illusions
where we can pick them up. Here it is,
a,erhnfian. ct Iterafim:
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SHOP.

VIM. HERR,
Main Street, between Landry and Bellevue SITS,
OPELOUSAS, LA.
Shaving, Hair Cutting, ShampOOning & Hair Dyeing,
DONE AT MODERATE PRICES.
dee. 21-1y.
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nLACKsMITH SHOP.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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In old bachelor says H d 9inwants to
know when she looks most charming in
the mems eyes, it is when she wears d
simple muslin dress, with Il frilI Of lace
around the neck and ait the wrists, and
no ornaments but youth and freshness.
There are more people than old bache-
loas believe TINT,
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N. EALER,

JAMES RAY, NJ. D., Secretary.
dec. 21-2t.
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dee. 21-ifs.


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causing by some deaths.
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Now is the accepted time to gladden. the
heart of your Old Druggist with Il prompt
settlement of accounts and thus enable him
to begin the
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NOTICE

As business of Importance will he transacted
at the Regular Meeting of January 9th, 1873, a
punctual attendance on the part of its members
is earnestly requested.
DIV Nr1n,, ~
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SLOAN, E. B. See card
SWENDSON SVEN 1t Cawards Ster.