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Gaatsam Every genuine box ef DR.. Me
IsAsE's LIVER Pulls bears the signature of
Fleming Brothers Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
priyate Is. Stamp. TAX. no other the market
II full af limitations.
e e tie popular reFdiet that peaple who have
been accustomed to he ase Of Blttelso OF Cordials,
are obliged. eventually, to- resort to MeLANEs
LlvER Pulls Ter permanent relief
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The weather still continues dry the
health of town and parishi is good. The
cotton crop will generally be all picked
out this month ; and the yield, as we
stated last week, will be much better
than was expected two months ago.
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a Gard.

Having heard that a report was IN circulation
that, in the event OF my election to the Legisla.
ttle / would hein favorO of the passage of q law
toieontine N pastures all stock, I take this OPP
porfnnitg % contradict it and would assure the
stock rafsers I win oppose any such law.
+ +, LITTELL.
Sept. aiat, ls7aft
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Agthe Fair, Tableaux, etc, which will
begivena at the Court House, inthis place,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
next, is for a purpose in which thepublic
is interested, we hope the entertainment
will be generally attended.
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j. NJ. nous autOrise de ranmOnCcr
CONNIE candidat pour la Legislature de rEtat,
a rejection dc NONcmbre proclaim.
Nous summrS autOrisG a announcer ISAAC F.,
LlTTELL, CONNIE candidat pour Ia chambre
ha9se de In Legislature, a Ia prOchainc election.
j. J. BEAUCHAMP nous autOrise lie cannon
Ger CONNIE candidat Il Ia Legislature pour Cettc
parOisSc, q P6lCctiOn dc NOvenhrc proclaim.
Je suts Candidat pour la pTochainG Legislature,
ClaInhre DIES Rcplt5entautS, ct ii jr suis elm il
ferai mon deVOir. u, X, CAN'T
Nous sOInlncs autOriSG Il announcer IONA.
THAN l.. MORRIS, CommC candidRt pour Ia
Legislature.
JOSEPH CHENGER, nous autorise de Tan
n0ncer CONNIE Candidat pour liz Legislature de
PEt1t, a PGlcctlOn de NOVembrc proclaim.
Nous s0mmes autOris6 Il announcer que n. A.
/. DUflO, est Candidat 4 une reelection CONNIE
Representant dc la PurOiSse st. Landry, il PGlec-
ton dc NONembre proclaim.
Nous sOmmCS autOrise 4 announcer T. H..
THOMPSON, CONNIE Candidat pour la chambre
base de Ia Legislature, a l'election de Novembre
proclaim.
Nous somnlcs autOris6 il announcer UGH
DARBG CONNIE Candidat pour Ia Legislature, a
rejection de NOVcmbre proclaim.
CORNELIUS DONATE nous autorise de Fan
nOnccr CONNIE Candidat pour la Legislature.
CAPT. LEWIS D. PRESCOTT nous autOrise do
Pann0ncer ComIne Candidat pour In Legislature.
DIR. j.. 4. nous autoriSe de Pan
nOncer CONNIE Candidat pour la Legislature.
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Pour Sheriff,

EGBERT o. HAYES, le titulaire actuel, nous
aut0rise de IcnnOncer CONNIE CGndtdat pour Ia
place de Sheriff dc st. Landry, a rGlection do
NOvcmbre proclaim.
Jai Fh0nneuP de me presenter CONNIE candi-
dat pour Ia place de Sheriff de Ia Paroissc St.
Landry, 4 PelectiOn de Novcmhrc proclaim.
Pour &c que lie penple de ST. Landry peut ntten-
DIRE de moi q ~taYentr, en cette eapacitG, lie rGferc
a ma cOnduite passee ct a rexGcutiOn de mes de-
voirs CONNIE deputG du present Sheriff.
q r. nJTSCDG
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Messrs. Mornhinveg g. Dantin, mer-
chant tailors, Opelousas, have just re-
ceived a lot of fancy and black goods for
gentlemen's suits, which they will make
to order in the latest styles-wOrkman-
ship and fit guaranteed. Not having to
pay employees, but doing their own
work, with material purchased in New
Orleans, they are enabled to make suits
at the lowest possible rates.
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TN Tertu des pOuvOirs don't je suis rev6tu par
la lOi, je prOcederai a vendre q Pencan pu-
bile, SANS lie DGnGtice de destination, Il mon bu-
rcau. en- la MaisOu de Cour de la Paroisse st.
Landry. ell Ia vile d'Opel0usas, lc Samedi, &c zoe
tobre, 1872, cOnlmenGant q IL heures, a. NJ, ct
continuant de jour EN- jour, 81 celia est ntccs-
5airc, Ia propriete suirante, saisio par moi pour
satisfairt DIES dettes dues IA PEtat de la LOui-
slane ct \ Ia Paroisse st. Landry, parles payeurs
ct 1871, aEec tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terre assesSG au nom
dc john VI. Collins, situ6 pres dc Washington;
mesurant 200 acres, borne Hu nOrd par les terres
de S. i. Harmon. au sud par les teTTes d'Elisha
AndruS, a Pest par les terres lie T. c. Anderson,
ct Il pOuest par lie chemin public, allant des Ope-
lousas II Washington, ensemble avec toutes les
hatisscs ct ameliOrations qui sly trOuvent.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse pour 1870 ct
Sl3S ~
AS u. {. SITTIG, Collecteur.
) OCt-4f,
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THE COUNTRY INN


Succession d'Onezfnae G. Pitre-NO. 3O74
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. COUR DE PA
IA roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu que Sydonic
Prud'homme, Administrative de Ia success
sion d'OnGZime c.. Pitrc, decide, ayant enre-
gistrG TN tableau de classification des dettcs
de la dite succession, accon,pagn6 dune petition
demandantp homolOgation d~icelui;
Eft attendu quill q etc fat droit 4 Ia demande
de la dite petition par un ortre de Ia Cour, en-
date du IL Octobre, 1872.
En- consequence, avis est par le present dOnne
aux int6resses dams cette succession d'aVOir Il
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par cert. a
mon bureau, dams Ia vile d'Opelousas, dams les
trente jOurs qui suiVront la date du present
avis, pourquoi le dit tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouVe ct hOmolOgu6.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
10 nct- 1870
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Card.

Being too Old to undergo the fatigue Of can
vasslng the parish, + hereby withraw az a can.
uidate for the Police Jury, from the Third Ward,
in favor OF III. u. II. ouirk.
s. D. HARMAE.
october II. 1sT2-4t.
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IN vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis revetu par
Ia l0i, je prOcederai il veDdre Il lencan pu-
bile, san le bcnetico de destination, Il mon bu-
reau, en- IL MaisOn dc Cour de IL Paroisse ST.
Novembre 1872, co1nmeneant a II heures, A, NJ, ct
%cOntlnuant de jour en- join, 81 celia est uGcessaire,
La proprlcte suivante, saisie pour satisfaire les
dettes dues Il IEtat de liz Louisiana ct d Ia Pa
rOl6Se st. Landry, par leg payeuTS de taxes de
linquants, du Roles DIES Taxes de 1871, ayec
tous les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan dc tcrre assesse au nom
de J. II. Dumesnicl, situe surle Bayou COurta-
bleau, mesurant 800 acres, les bOrnes seront
dOnneeSle jour de Ia vente.
Taxes d'Etat ct dc Paroisse pour 1871 $1O2 90
Al d. {. SITTIG, Collecteur.
10 UOt-4f.
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sement.
Je suis candidat pour lie Juri de Police. pour
JEAN CASTILLO.
BENJAMIN AvANT est candidat pour 10 Juri
dc Police, pour lie Cinquieme ACCOMPLISHMENT.
CHS. A. PERRODLN, eat Candidat pourle JurI
de Police, pour Is Cinquiemc ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Mons sOnines alt0riSe II announcer aue DON
dun grand nOmbre d'amis ct de vOteurs. de sc
porter Candidat pour lie Juri dc Police, de Ia mart
du Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT
Nous sOmmcs AUTHORISED announcer uuele DIR, J.
l.. O CONSENT Il So laisser porter
cOmme candtdat pour membre du JuFi dc Police,
dc Ia part du Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT q relec-
ton de Novcmbre proclaim.
Nous sOtnmes invite q announcer JOHN ROY
CONNIE candidat pour lie Juri de Police, dc Ia
part du Second ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Les yoteurs du Quatriemc ACCOMPLISHMENTS
nous a%utOrise ii announcer THEOPHILEs. FON-
TENOT CONNIE caIdidat pour L. Juri de Police,
de Ia part du dit ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Les voters du Clnquieme ArrOndissemen nous
%autofise 8 announcer T. c. CHACHERE, CONNIE
Candidat pour le Juri de Police. de In mart din
dit ACCOMPLISHMENT.
BENZ. s. MuDD est Gandidat pour 10 Juri dc
Police, pour lie TrOisiemc ACCOMPLISHMENT.
None somG1es autorise d aunoncer HOMER
DtRlO CONNIE caudidat pour le Juri de Police,
pour le QuatrielneA ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Nous Sonlines antOF1Se q announcer DALLAS +.
HAYES cOmme candidat pour lie Juri de Police,
pour Ii CfnquiGme ACCOMPLISHMENT.
ID. IL. QCIRk est candidat pour 10 Juri de PO-
lice, pour le Tr0isieme ACCOMPLISHMENT.
DIR. ". Il, REYNOLDS est candidat pour Ir
Juri dc Police. pour lie Troisieme ArrOndissr.
ment.
THEODULEFONTENOT est candfdat porrIr
Juri de Police, pour lie TPUisieme reimbursement
". {. JOHNSON de Ii C0ulGe Cr0chc, Il cor
senti, a la solicitation de ses amis, dc sc porter
candidat pourle Juri de Police, pour lie Dcuxemc
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This paragraph is from the Austin
Uexas1 Journal
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas ears
are now running to within twenty-three
miles of Red river. 1t is said that the
Red river railroad bridge will be COM
pleted the latter part of this month,
and that by the first of November the
cars will run to Red River City, four
miles south Of the river, by which time
the Texas Central cars are to reach
Mckinney.
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The CRISP FAMILY.-This family Of
actors have been playing in New Iberia,
st. Martinsville, VeTmillion and 0pe-
lousas, to crowded houses and eliciting
the highestpraises from their audiences.
Capt. S. M. Drake has been to Natehi-
toches where, on the 9th inst, he was
married to Miss Aimee Billiard. We
regret to learn that little Clayton
caused orr friend jackson of the Ope-
lousas JOURNAL to burst all the buttons
off his clothes.
Clayton ought not to have done such
thing.
Jackson seeks revenge by saying
that Clayton is agly.IThibodeaux
Sentinel.
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Pour Recorder,

Nous sommes autoris6 a annoncer YVES
DAVH, CONNIE candidat pour In place dc Re
eOrder, pour la ParOisse St. Landry, il la pro-
chaine election.
DIR, JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, a CONSENT, a In
solicitation de ses amis, de se porter candidat
pour Ia place de Recorder, 4 p6IectiOn Iui aura
aura lieu an m0is de NoNemhre nrnchnin.
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Thereare one thousand youngladies in
Nantucket and only one hundred young
men. Which are the most to be pitieds
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I'D EGTSTRATH0N.
PARISH OF sT. LANDRY.

Notice is hereby given that the Office of the
Supervisor Of Registration for this parish, will
be opened at the following places and dates, to-
wit:
Opelousas Court Housed from present date
until Wednesday, September 50th, 1872, Sundays
excepted
Washington, on Monday and Tuesday, October
eth and sth, 1872.
Negro Foot lat or near Foote'S store,J OIL
Thursday and Friday, October 10th and 18th,
1872.
Bayou Chicot, tat OF near Sam Haas store,) on
Monday and Tuesday, October 18th and 18th.
1872.
Thursday and Friday, October nth and 18th,
1872.
Queue TOrtCe, tat J. D. Bernard's store,l on
Monday, October 21st, 1872.
Grand COteau, OH Wednesday. October I'D,
1872.
Opelousas, on Friday and Saturday, October
25th and 26th, 1872.
For the Revision and Correction OF the Lists Of
Registered voters of this Parish.
All QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF the Parish,
who have not already been registered, ana de-
sire to register, are notified to make application
to the supervisor, at the above times and places,
between the hours OF I a. NJ. and Il M, and be-
tween 2 P. NJ. and Z p. 81.
All Registered voters who have changed their
places of residence since the last Registration.
are also notified to appear and have such change
noted upon the Registry Books and upon their
Certificates Of Registration, can have them re-
neWed.
Registration will close finally, at Opelousas,
on Saturday, October 26th, 1872.
A. R. HAWKINS,
supervisor of Registration. Parish of st. Landry.
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al woman's manners indicate hertaste,
temper and feeling, as well as the sOci-
ETY. to which she has been accustomed.
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~ Ia lOi, ie prOcederai i vendre Il l'encan pu-
bic. Sans le benGtice dc destination, 4 mon Ou-
reau, eli Ia MaisOn de Cour de la Paroisse ST.
Landry, gu la vile d'OpelOusas, lie Salucdi, 9NO~
vtmDre, 1872, colnmengant Il II hcurts. 4. NJ, ct
c~ontinuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia est ntces-
Saire, Ia propriete s~uivante, saisic par moi
pour satistaire dcs dettes dues q IEtat dc Ia
Ia Louisiana CT Il Ia ParoiSse st. Landry, par les
payeurs lie taxes dGlinQuant5, du Role DIES Taxes
de 1871, aEec tous les trais ct penalties savoir-
Tn certain moroccan dc terro asscsSG au nom
dc Nine. Eliza Dixon, situc dams In Prairie Bel
Ievuc, meSuIant 1906 G4ll00 acres, les borncs
serOnt donnecs IL jour dc In ven1c.
Taxes dEtat ct de ParOjssc pour 1871. &l85 Is
AZ D. c. SITVIG, Collecttur.
- oCt-4t.
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mHEm,

BACOy-At Prairie Mamou in this parish, on
the 11th Inst, Jacques Bacon, aged IS years, Z
months, and s days.
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vRNTRs PAR LIZ COLLRCrEUR.

I'm yertu des p%ouvoirs don't ie suis revetu par
bile, sans lie ben6ice do Destination, a mon but
reau. en- In Matson de Cour de la Parois4e St.
Landry, en- la Vile d'Opeloushs. lie Samedi, 9
NOvelnbrs, 1872, cOmmencant q II heurcs. \. NJ,
ct continuunt de jour en- jour, 81 celia est neccs-
saire, Ia prOprieto s~uivante, saisie par moi pour
satisfaire des detteS dues 4 FEtat della Louisiana
ct a la ParOisse st. Landry, par les payeurs de
taxes dGlinquanta du Role DIES Taxes dc 1870
ct 1871, aveC tous lea frai3 ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain mOrCeau de terre asseSs6 au nom
de S. H. Osborn, situG sur lie Bayou TGche, me-
surant environ 600 acres, borne au nOrd par
les tcrrcs d'AdOlphc ATnaud, All sud par -,
q Test par les terTes d'-Allen Thomas, ct u lOucst
par lie Bayou T6chc.
Taxes d'EtHt ct de Paroisse pour 1870 ct
43 DC ITrIG, Collector.
l9 OCt-kf.
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Rnmr ~GynrNmnr-

JACOB EHRHARDT, de Washington, nous
autorise lie PannOnccr CONNIE candidnt, pour Ia
place de Coroner, pour la Paroisse st. Landry, d
la prochAine election.
n d. COLE, de Plaqueminc Brulee, est
candidat pOnr In place de coroner.
Nous SOmmes autOris6 il announcer ANNIS 4.
CUMMINGS CONNIE CandidaI pour la place de
Coroner, a La prOchaine election.
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EYOR SAEE.-OE LIBERAL TERMS OF
y Credit.-A Sawmill, in running order,
situated in this parish, with q large tract Of
land valuable for its timber and cultivation.
Price $4,000, payable with eight per cent per
annum~t interest from date, in g., 70, Is, "a, 80, Sc,
AZ, As, 81, 60, SO and ~ months. Lumber will be
taken in payment.
Apply 10 HENRY L. GARLAND.
OpeIousas, Dec. q, 1sT0-tf.
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P0EaR. GPenieP

DR., ", A. ROBERTSON, de Washington, nous
autorise dc paHnOnccr CONNIE candidat pour Ia
place de Gretlier tie Ia Cour de District, pour Ia
Par0isse st Landry, n P6lection dc Novembre
proclaim.
Je suls Gandldat pour Ia place dc Greffier de Ia
Cour, pour la ParOisse st. Landry, Il FGlectiun
qui aura lieu au mOis dc Novembre 1872.
IOG IL DIElrT " L
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24TH XEAR:.--....94'h YEAR,!
POSEY's MEDICAL EXPRESS DISPATCH.
Read: Read! Read!
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
II
FRESHEST AND PUREsT TO BE HAD.
can always be found at the old and well known
ST. LANDRY DRUG STORE
y
MEDICAL DEPOT.
Established Ammo Domini, 1881
All the popular Patent remedies of this " Pro
gressive Age"
Chemicals Of every description.
Eclectic Medicines.
Paints, Oils, and Window Glass.
School and Blank Books.
Stationery of every variety.
Toilet Articles, and New Choice Perfumcry.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use.
Garden Seeds.
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, &c, &.
The proprietor devotes his entire time and
study to compromising and dispensing
RELIABLE MEDICINES.
Tw~enty-Three Years of daily practice and
experience, with unremitting efforts and an
unfeigned desire to please, will serve, he hopes,
to keep alive and perpetuate the esteem and
patronage Of his numerous customers.
Physicians and Planters order, respectfully
solicited.
Prescriptions carefully filed night and day,
JOHN POsEY,
Apotheeary.
Opelousas, August 1s, 1S71-tf.
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Nous sOmmes autOris6 II announcer Fl. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE candidat pourt6l Ia
place dc Grot1ier de la COur de District, pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, a Ia prochaine election.
Nous sOmmes autOris6 a announcer MI. AL
BERT LASTRAPES, CONNIE candidat pour Ia
place de Greffier de la Cour de District. pour Ia
Paroisse st. Landry, a Pelection de Novcmbrc
nrnrhnin-
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OPELOUsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
n-AAl--.. =

PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, I
October It'll, 1872. 5
The Police Jury metpursuant to adjournment.
Present: ]. II. Thompson, President; John Roy,
J. l.. Morris, T. c. Chachcr6 and T. s. Fontenot.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
On motion OF Tr. Fontenot, resolved. that the
Sheriff be authorized to have ak new ballot
boxes made.
the representation of the commissioners, tho
sum of fifty dollars be paid to A. s. Foot for
extra work done on the Bayou Petit Prairie
road.
The commissioners appointed May 18th, 1872,
to sell the contract of building a bridge over
Bayou CocOdrie, near f. z. Griftins, reported
that the contract had been awarded to 7. n.
MeCrory for the sum Of eight hundred dollars,
and that he had completed the work in n good,
substantial and workmanlikc manner, and the
same had been received by them; whereupon
port be received, and the clerk instructed to
issue warrants to T.. n. McCrory for the sum of
eight hundred dollars.
The commissioners appointed May 14th, 1872,
to sell the contract for rebuilding Kings Bridge,
reported verbally through their chairman, that
the work was completed, with the exception of
putting in a few irons, and that the contract
had been awarded to ". II. Meginley for the
sum of six hundred dollars whereupOn motion
of Mr.. FOntenot, resolved, that the clerk be au-
thortzed to issue warrants for the said work up
ON the written report of the commissioners.
IN motion of Mr.. Roy, resolved, that the sum
Of twenty-five dollars be appropriated for the
relief OF Robert, an INDECENT on the plantation
of Mrs. Mudd. =#-
To the Honorable President and Members of
the Police Jury ofSt. Landry.
Gentlemen-The undersigned commissioners
appointed by your honorable body to change the
road through the plantation of Mrs. Louisa War.
telle would respectfully represent that said road
has been changed throughout its entire length,
and has been placed in excellent condition by
thespeeial overseer appointed by your honorable
body.
We would therefore recommend that a war.
rant issue to Mrs. WarteIle for the amount
awarded by Jul commissioners, and that we
be discharged. Respectfully,
LEWIS D. PRESCOTT,
HENRY LASTRAPRa,
e. IA. MOORE,
F. NJ. WARTELLR.
VIM. A. ROBERTSON.
Moundyille La, Aug. 24th, 1872.
On motion of Mr.. Morris, resolved that the
above report be received and the commissioner
discharged.
On motion of Mr.. Fontenot, resolved, that
hereafter all work for the Parish Jail be let out
to the lowest bidder.
Messrs. Chaehere and Pontenot, committee on
claims, after o careful examination reported
favorable ON the following claims. and the Clerk
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Pour Loae de ESaIx.

Pour Buge de Pa6xs
Nous sOmmes autOTise a announcer p. LEONCE
HEBRARD CONNIE andidat pour Ia place de
Juge de PaiX, IcP Ward.
L CHACHERE est eandidat pour IL
place de JUICE de Paix, First Ward.
Nous s0mmeS autoPise d announcer J. FRANK
KNOX c0lnIne candidat pour Juge dc Paix, Ter
Ward.
G. J. THOMPSON est candidat pour Ia place
de Juge de Paix, Ter Ward.
P@WF Constable 1eF Ward.
Mr.. LEDITECR :-Faites-llous le plaisir dan
nOncer MIR. YALERY ROY, CONNIE candidat
pour lme reelection, 4 la place dc constable du
Ter Ward, Il lelectiOn de NOyembrc proclaim.
lie VOTEURs DU Ter WARD,
SAMUEL NJ. PETERS est candidat pOug Ia
place dc Constable, Ter Ward.
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la Legislature,

Je suis candidat pour liz place d'AvOCat de
District, pour lie Huiticmc District Judiciairc, i
PelectiOn qui aura lieu au mOis de Novemhro
1872. G, W.
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The ed Baptist Fair given here
abou or four weeks ago, realized
four Ed dollars, clear of all expen-
ses-tR tsfall supplies wasdeducted.
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Nous sOmmes autoris6 il announcer yAU-
CHEEsE5 BOUTTE CONNIE candidat pour le
Juri de Police, de la part du Premier ATrondis-
Je suis candidat pour lie Juri de Police. pOur
lie DeuxieIne ACCOMPLISHMENT.
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A COMPLETES ASSORTMENT
IA OF
PAINTERS mattel
SNOW WHITE ZINC,
WHITE LAED,
T~URPESTTSE,
BOILED LINSEED OIL,
RAW LINSEED OIL,
PATENT DRYER,
COPAL,
DAMAR,
JAPAN
VARNISHES.
Paint and Varnish Brushes.
SASH TOOLS, &C., dc, DC.
ALL COLORED PAINTS, PIGMENTS AND
EARTHS IN OIL AND DRY,
At c. MANO'S
SIGN OF the Big Mortar, OpclOuyaR, La,
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DRUG STORES.
OPELOUsAs DRUG sFORR.
SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR!
Opposite the Court House,
OPELOUsAS. La.

OK AAO USGAf59 LIZA
The undersigned in returning his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage with
which he has heretofore been favored, would
respectfully call the attention of all needing
anything in his line, to his
LARGE \ COMPLETE STOCK
of everything belonging to the Drug Business.
Physicians. Country Merchants and Planters
orders solicited.
Prescriptions will receive particular attention
ut all hours Of the day or night.
CLAUDICS MAYO,
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LastaSaturday, the Jewish Day Of
AtoE [, was religiously observed by
the ties of opelousas, according to
fSTequ ents of the Levitical law.
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80 g-aVELOUSAS JOE811111'
49, ss4SsATURDAT, -.
fL0GAI HTE

IL ne oIslmL
sero neloy to-day. Look
"A bundle lggs 5a1s zsfday.
n nsl ba e,.a' y G's are ball win be given
go y ssSflgtonk the evening OF the
cbor,t. Thobadvertisement will be
or thir in another column.
NOnaev. G. Keener will preach in the
9Sdethodist Church, at Opelousas, on next
Sunday morning at II o'clock, A. NJ, and
in the evening at Washington.
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CANMInATS-
lN Semnf lie IsEHnHN

Pear 1e SeMRt ale I'EfRf.
Nous sOmmeS autOrisG 4 announcer THOMASC c.
ANDERSON COmmc candidut pour lie Stnat de
'Etat, pour Ia DiXiGme District Senatorial.
.ompOsG dies parOisses dc Calcasicu, Cameron,
Lafayette q ST. Landry.
kSF TOus les iOurnaux publiCs dana &c District
prizes de rrprUduirC, ct d'adresscr luurs
'OInptcs All bureau lie &c journal.
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H0RN: CORN!. AND oats. OATs!.-
~ just received, q large supply of Corn and
Oats, and constantly receiving, which / win sell
very cheap. for cash only,
March ri, SOL. LOEB.
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Pour JWRe de District.
Pour AVOc0f de DiSGricT. -

Je auis %eondidat pour Ia place de Juge dn
District Judiciaire.
NO I ArnNon ~
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E1gQR aAAE-HORsEs, MARES AND
y COiss viii be sold at public auction, for cash,
every Saturday and Sunday, commencing on
Saturday, July list. 1871, by the undersigned. at
ms plantation, about FIVE nISies west Of Ope-
l0usas ALCEE DCPRE.
,Jitne IN. 1sf1-ff