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Eject cf tla Money ZANE,


About on. -halfof the .Pera;i'ss IN tAs
t,,.-.,.,..,, p, are uucmYi"y
ms -
- D.
The bltton-'a tory OF = -" ''.''
c.s in NeN Milford, y H. has sl~Pe''1-
ed work inicGni,cir
rl,ras .n,n+a.. wages are now due the
We. aaI Ia re !, IL l,rn,-
Ahii'ln IL eiii' ..,,.,.
&c. of ltr .1.'''''' w.
Abor LOU men and women h"Ye been
j.s,}.. e from th2 railroads aHi factories
al araauI Jersey CITY, New jersey.
.i...,..,. ..,.,, - o.,, ,..rt.,,,..r, -,
IA''a'''""'a VINO arc cat oi employ yme"t.
And yet they al" \ li'ian, Enislcn
an silence 10 bsar SWAY ,ve7 the c-ty.
The sare. Of tie I.hg-rr- con,ry.l i.
III, ,,ov rr,osn, ln,lI.,...s Tr.,'.,.- t..ro
80 'eu'''o' = ''''.S q '''N
Messrs. Fuller. H-rreA j Co, tie Troy
stove ion3e.s have gav u their m.a re-
ti..e t,.,t on and afr.r tie Itlb jn,rrI,
49,. ,...r -..1,,.,. 49,. -, =,
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Tie Mason Co. RecoFl Of Lul linz on,
Mich. states there Is a grsas f.i!.n. OF in
the numbering inte-e Is If Il. Saciuaw
valley tbs Yo-F, \ re lugslgn of wages
y - PSF een,. throughout al. their lossi :
districts has taken place,
The sss:e paper states that outdoor
Lrap!yos Is tie principal ammasemeot oil
he larsa girls uf The Union School. Wo-
Iaga .ili havs then rights. Ii Mrs Dr.
Mary Wakes sgali only sve that.
S.,aE faii = the deplh oi Il inches at
that place Tae.dAy.
Bishop Cgmunius, Of the diocese of Ken
lucky, who shocked his ASSOCIATION by par
ticking of the Communion sith tie Dsau
OF Cs@:aIburry at the Evangelical Al.ieEc.
la. E..hiravn from the Episcopal church,
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Oh. V-NO.l6
Late Hewslu Brief.

II the event of VAR with Spain, com
: rariaon Of the respective navies Of the tw'
counries. presents the former as being fd
Tie strongest. OF g., class frigates ",
have only / that can be made SEA worthy
within months. All Of cur navy appear:
- be now ID tie stocks or SO rotten as Il
l. unG- FOR sery.es. We have all tcld
a5,at 20 ships, many oId-fashioned and
slow, ready tor effective Use.
Spain possesses eleven fs.sates OF the
fr :-ela,s, inc.udir- such shrs as the Nu-
mancia, Vile &c Mllril, and Araso-
uia, " AL cf sh CT are superior ia every re
sIect 10 any vessel in orr navy. Without
.o3bt, sar cog y maintain un the high seas
a larger Geet Of irou-.i.i >lips-of var than
He gould put afoat Of WOODEN ships. Spain
ra> not parry to the Treaty Of Paris,
iGr was the Untri States, AMI she could
thus iss1e letters Of marque without Limit.
Lsudaa r'rnals express the hope that
the United States y i'll ayense the death of
tie crew an! passengers Of the Eirgiaius.
Twelve wer vessels nave been orlerep
into readiness FOR immediate service bv the
Secretary u Ibe Navy. They are to be
ra' IN trim 10 meet any Jiihc mites that may
ali.o with Spun.
There Is a vile d@mlnl that the tariff
on tea and coffee be -,ztored T. - alleged
tbs, ~e are losing millions of revenue hv
tie .0s, II The tax, wni.s, strangely clough,
uie irice of t4ss, commodities remains the
same
The iron trnle, after twelve year. Of
Governmental coiliing finds it-eif in a
critical position. The Amsr.s;,n Iron ani
Sle, Association T. 81 meet a. Phi. iclph,a
Dn r.e 2t.a mt TO d--rIa what more
l,sed- TO Dc l1us fer ther intact uIanufac-
rara.
It ~a- dre.ari yesterday, in the United
States Cirra.t Curt =, iu..ipapol.,, t At
a arerer whose l.G lad been broken il AN
acc:, eat IN tie Ia Ea4np5G, i 3 Leli-
Ru'rnnd ha 4 y,iI c,nim for daIna..s
=" roae fire., ard lie Conpa.
wa. ma!c,cI IN sj,UoO dumages l.r MS
beG.Gt.
A. 7. StewsrI and H. B. C'afin / Co..
tic merchant princes Of New York city.
are enIT. j ia iale.o-t.a. cJuts>', 70
zee " 80 can >ei goods :. ioa4-t. Nov
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The e1itor Of the Parkersba-g, In /.
Express denies that be has eommitie !
suicide Bat aerinst his denial printed
IN single country newspaper. there ars
the reports Of more than dozen dailiss.
Of coarse, nobody viii believe his,
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FACTS AID FANCIES Fur THE
LADIES.

fdAS'ldoS it-E iIy 8bolc Nuefe TIE store
keep open in the evening. They th!ns
the CLERKS can find some better bushes.
and mere congenial too
Those who are very difficult in choos
ing wives" says Hawthorne, seem as if
they would take none Of natures ready
made works, but want woman manq-
fac:lrel particularly to their order"
The wife Of Louisville lawyer laa3e a
tustle Of same IN PI-..n: ies,l documents,
and the colrt ha4 to q ljnurn uaii! she
could 20 home and return with them il
proper shape.
"Speakins of ezt.avaganee in dress"
writss Captain Crosstrce, IKE most ex
pe,siyeiY dressed man ! ever saw was ai.
African chief Gu the gold ooast His wife
annointe h;m thoroughly With palm oil
AMI then powdered h.m from head 10 70 ).
with gold dust. lon never saw in your
life "a man g't up :" utterly regardless of
expense"
~ ''' '4' ''''''''''' "S'''' "
''' s''i'.'1'' III '''''''''' 81 ''e ''a9"''r
Il.,.L,,,. -. -.
-. -
t.t..l-I.- - ~
a i 1'a' e'7e'4"" ~ "a! lorna the
'''7i ""S' " II 10y ~ '"' '"teS were
cast i'' " "''n'h Tor Constable; "af She
1ii a'5 .-'s '..a oiLie' the JI1s's refusing
10 '-'''s '''F 'o''s'
We cannot b. to onrefai how we play
WIKI II, ! g''4h Ian. e. 0ac day this
wees, married lady Of thjs city, ahlia
iin rag Tia" "a ) of NarnHrtan avea1e
iI.i-a, .c:nrrkel, Ism. that han nice -
l. wa, ,x;.co-ed the a-lyr day. waen
Ann,. i.oAen,on rode 70 to tie top OF
-r.ac'- ryn4 that lie wol.d have iauds !
speech oo Tie ,ccs,lr": Las II seems taal
tls once s1c was Wiling To .yt PIE ,Pes.k
alone
'b'rs one woman ia lfts E,i ibo lowcr
hail ot Aer lungs "'ta a.r Z Is 'h' stern
'h4H.rf - i san ary e4caaAIa. iha ct-
~, '''' ''''' = ''.''' - '''-' =
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D'.'''l i'.'' ''.'.'''oc'' -h'"II I'' per
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IN PEoBATE-MANITOwoC COUNTY


y IhVDA Z NANIIUNVJ IUIN !
4 COURT.
In thu mr,icr Of the csta:e OF JOHN John
son deceased
To oil ,cho Il mGy concern
Letter., # Administration ou sail estatc
Of John Il Johu-on having been issuei t.
to Riley Olson on thc third day Of NovemheI
A. D. 1873 und SIX mcutis fi,m and after
said ley being allowed ant limited f9i
creditors 70 present thyir claims for ex
amitttpn and allowance. Notice Is hercb
gwen lu4. the undersigned viii On tre sec
oul MouI,y in Jarusry aui Third Monday
of A. rri. next at.r the Lie hereof. at the
~ bite office iu t.ti4 city # Mauiloroc IN
s4ii county, rccr.se cNtwiu AMI adjust al.
said deceased.
". ". WALDO County Jul.e
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j a"' q Lrw.s a. Meats, !, usarr. y ms LuH.
r'r. Na!c. q" Ell. s.lI at t.e fH"e.l pucr~.
"H'r''i! a'd Liz :. s".y uU;r'g-- An, O.. ,
% F.H. "a ts I.'-7 o. r-p ~sit, al c i M
= 4 '""e ."a .f- -s' rrf.ar. i24iIy
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.fEGaY SCHEs Err.
S1NGS FOR THEPlAA(l.
Ha:led, Postpaid on Receipt
of p.ioa

2-'itt an Lonely oT. s,nr sus % ra..--..
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f,'i g. >O-s AID Ca -...-.......-. iis.rF. =
Z Il I'D = 2. B..la ...-.-....a ? =. r =
r-t Ecf, - ftHF, Etf If-,-
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hauait o E.fEsT win B IaF-..----.--I "a - ::
= a n''sF IL e. Par q = aIi ta-rB- -tTsf- =
JLue the - .fsa=, WILLIE ataT. so -rd
'.is'''
hal bf--s e.. e. l.oa .....-.....- Ftrsa.y- =
= ~ 81 ssi q -. s-Eg srd Dune. ". q
.r' 1 are sss I'd se sra .-CUg 90 Gasr.- F
'.ea-. bar rof = r=rt n-. S.rs .Hd b. u.-- Il -s s
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Father - = >-crrd >CpE.......-.....Psns. = :. )
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-11-20
THE WORLDS RELIGION.

; -i~Stlieoi ~ ~ upiii5 ~ an d /! psltte IEDI
: lis church.
, ! Roman Catholic priest who was rccen
iy married in Mexico is writing for tn
newspapers n series Of articles adyocalia
f the abs1loamcnt Of csl.baoy By the priest
rood.
The way to discourage the building o
sFen iii temples and to encourage the ersc
ton Ct houses Of worship according to r.
JetrtSt Assssags", is to levy tax o. S2jo
on eaci $4,000 Of cost.
"I'm 50 ,hitsty." said a boy in corr
field. "NeIl, work away said tie indus.
'rioas !ether. You know the prophet says
"iie@, every man that ,h;r.te;h.'
4 Westfrn man at Il ''prayrr meeting
saij, some" lat env.ou>ly: "Bro:her Law
rsn can sinS better than cun, bur by the
grace Of iielYea | can i l!le his old shirt
oe."
EaGlish Bishops lo no, take VOWS Of
vol4Htary poverty. Here Is the stc Of
Canterbury, with sl5,0O0 per annuu. /;
! ior4 and LonIon, each GiG, ,0y1; Durham,
/ 5000; Winchester, 97,D8D The new
Bisiiop Of Winchester is Dr.. Blown, Bishop
/ Of Ely, author of AN "Expc,i.ion Of rbe
/ rniity-rine Article"
! ,,,..,-. r..,.
. It's spgeara"c, IN Springfield. 1t consists
+ or p..ar h.,.,. ;,,';.,,1..;.
,s ..rho :,
8. s.ar "a from MONTGOMERY, bynu -
poor way farm. man Q grief Thss. hacs
seem designed 10 be-, 70. to0,tians. f,.d
r;c, for benevolent iusutyti,n.
T;,c r,ss;,,I.,y ,f -, ~. 49,
i.,,, arain d Rom t,,,,.or;. o,.,,,.r. -.
c..s..J from, t..na =, t;,,,,,, l.,..,...
=, ,.orrssn,,,.I..,., of ~. gl.....I. ar.,..
l..,r. c,r,.;,, ,..,,.f ,,.., ~.
...,,-.-,t;,.r t.....l ~.
shrnss tn aeen u, oc-h4Iox, but that the
J En2IIsh uatiou Is reYn!iu. to Roman
/ Catholicism.
y - rItlGr Cd! that while certain Pro-
testAurs here and abford alc rrel.r,ipr tho
sIreaI IF the parul ycl,,i,n ant ,bc c,rso
quent danger TO Pr9.es.cniisc,. the r..c,gr
1rtlio!i; journals are J.nIoyj,g what y,te
F,eemaa's Jou,aai terms "tLa i,fI.l;,,-
juL.ifefenIisn. and fangticoll lotr.a If or,r,
,,.ins chat is r,tlnlic Wild, :. .,,,,,.:'...
over he world
Ar.i,,Ieac.o n,n;.o, ,.,...-...
letter to The D,irv vaws .r,tl.f..,,,.f
81 ,.,.,,,. r,ro r.,,..n;,...,,
a. an ss.mt,aI part IF church machinery.
H. exrr"sses his th"nkiulness that this
question j" AL its b arI:gs is NOW distinct
3: before .at H,g jsh people, iut Las 10
Z. ar that the rco4.G si. be contrary 10 his
- i...', 80 - r.,,.io., ;,;n. .L..1l
NH ant ,l.s ,h;n., t,.v really e-,.i ~.
stead ot "a. smooth p~ir,gs s,,..,, they Ia
ar,.y. tf,ry ,,.,...I>Hy .a., .hnv r, Io,,.r
q .,s.t. % lori. u.t p nor ar. ii
IF vars :o-I.v-a nn.,rra5l,, un.a>l,,l
br'-aud ave him s;xrcnec, a-lI Law.
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: TT0ENElS ,SD ocvEsrLoEs At LAW.
: blbe on EiEh,h-s;rtet, Maui.oEoc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
O.. i4-25-iy
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legal n offices.
foreclosure Sale,
( PROBATE, MANIToWoC COUNTY
4 COURT IN the matter of the estate Of

Ttopas L. Ups Deceased
On r-Iu,iG s9d iAag the peti ion OF U1po, q
Lyon CI.GIepre eentIns arions other things t,at
Ton Is t.oa- late .! CIsJ on .lie Is dav OF
q sLaO-r !. ID lSs3 ~ Gao died Intcsfa-p leav N,
go ciat e.s and si}Lln tais safe an
COUNTY aud 4 at The said petitioner /, tue widow
u = aeeoisNa .n1 urayiu- tlat 3Cmi istrstion
o. sasu ee'Gte De 70 ParCR Laugulin gIJu.eg II j,
o.CJsvJ t..I SAID pailtltn lie Lrsla be ogv L Z
jdd u Ials tuurs, on monday. rue "a Il lav oi
No,tmo'r \. .. 1873. n 10 o'ciosk =. n .. VI b
once IL IuGuIl,
,r'erst FurtAer, & SO notes thereof be gwen
10 ttc .tllS Ia deceased guL TO al ueg- o. )
lna-rse,ei I. cy pu l.shl z . con. of tbs or!e-
-UT t"Fte suCz,s.SH wseSs prISr Ia 81 IL C@E .
CC;.ri,!- IN tle sfauTto,,o- Pi o. 4 weekly Eev5-
i2Ae9 p-oila-ea II ~ tt VIC N said Count
v, ", Nf'Iu County Jaa-e.
D e asDitoN,c tie si-. Cay october A. d
1873
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Dentist, UCi1a IN -5srsI4l's new bal. Ging o.
Z suta-sF.. &auitoHrC Particular attri.ti.l
yea 10 all ;te different branches of the oro ,<.-
irr. ani I'll WUrk warranted. Iesta extracted
Nt.-nEt ."i". l2ff.l
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g. HaEE.sNSs.

Net-Tins~r eur-eos. cures Ring Bones s7avirs
'icE. eic-. &c. All cures SsrranIsl or no rl.r.ss
ua O. Oh" . lis Yer stable on savart -
-et"sen Euaain ana Naic go. M.nao,u. u f47i
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Ggs.s ncrsy.

ProcssoT OF tGs-c etci i give lessons j1 Vocal an.
lnet'ut"9iai 3Es ia he city 81 q i5ts,F oc ..,.
40 h.va's. NssiGence on EI. .tI-sr.. Be;r tie
oort Iuuar. rat.1v
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l-v Il irny r~.-Ir II p G..-a T .ia.
coiueT ra a-l ut set. 17Il
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Phf 'cian. su'cso". rul Acc .h~ur. OEice On
81 Il ever BIc MS Drus <sorl OEc, o en- : al
hours. Cal ., tie ,UUEtr, prouut.y at, ndsi
80 -
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Attorney and Counselor N Law Ccpaa;rons
promptly ai'snIeI to. Office oye- J \ K..,sr.-
stre, cor E:Ed;l ana Eof6-sts.. Nauiioao-
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-. s. pEERPGyF,
WALKER a. eaHErS,

Attorney aad Counselor at La4g. Two Rly
Vii altead - Codsct,oas saI vtGeF Ugs re-
Azni:oWUe unts AMI yics-i-y. l34
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>. S. ANDERSON,

Attorneys aHi Connse'ors AT Law OG,e on 81
stree, ossr tse FIRST \ tt'oHzi I;aak. Mariro-o.
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EE0AN Az, DHEss-alARENt:
GEts. Il. rIErTnE

ksHaEsss over Esyder-s s.aot and Shoe
sScrc- cor St a nd SSIs.iIx errI.,i-.,A.
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WHOLE NUMBER 79t
Business directory.
NEsswG & EAHHrrc.


A'orBers at L,e, oflce on E,shui.t. r>-th
'i6'' opposite Se'i6 ti"'s Sore. .l34)1s
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!s.TsuMEgTkl E.lusie

j. l.. PETERS.
$50 Broadway, Ny,
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Ateroe}s ana {. gHSsl,ors- -af- Law. san s.r..e.
SCUM side, focTS Norta Of psf one
~ german s1CSeu a. tIts uFcs l3Etly
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# articles in their line, W
sell at the following eytrrr'e
Doors raised an botl.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

TN YERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'EOEO-
IA rahle Ia COnr DIES Prcuves, de la Paroisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a rcncan publie, au plus
0ffrant encherisseur, par le sollssign6, ~encanteur
In derniere residence du d6funt, dams
In Prairie plaisancc, en- cette p~RrGisse, lie MER-
CREDI, 5FGVrier, 1873, les prophecies ci-apres de
critics, apparteDant Il lii succession d'YOrick
Valade, decide, SAVIOR
/. I'm moroccan dc terre O. bois cOntenant 1l3
acres, situate dams Ia PaRaisSG st. Landry, dams
le township 5, au sud de In rangGc 9 est, don't
As 90I1O0 acres sc tr0uvc dams Ia section IT, ct e.
4SI100 se trouve etrG Ia paEtie Sud-Ouest de In
section 63, borne an n0rd ct d Pest par LII teTre
dc DalicOurt Joubert, an sud par lii tcFre de
Dupre, b Pouest par III tcIrC dc Dali
court J0ubert ct Julien GalOt.
/ 2. Tn moroccan de tGrre dc prairie, 6tant Ia
tmOitie lndiVise de $50 acres, borne au nUr1 par
Tia terre de j. ct U. Terrell, au sud pnF III tcrFc do
DuprG, Gtaut liz meme tefre achet6 d ung
|gcnte par IC Sheriff, le 81 Juliet, 1869.
l. 8, Tn moroccan de terre Il bOis, c0ntenant e
IBTI0O acres. ct GtRnt lie quart fraetionatre sud
quest du quart fractiouaiTG n0rd-estd de laseetiOR
II.
4. Tn moroccan de terre a b0is, Giant le quart
sld-est du quart fractiOnairc ~sS0Pt-est de la see
ton 10, centenant 80 92l10N acres.
5. Tn lot fraetiOnaiFe de terrc a bbiE, dams la
section 10, contenant IL 41E1O0 acres, les titres
pt6taut pas garantis-les trois mOFeenuy CT
dessus Giant les m6nAes qni ont etc achetes ala
reu,te de EuccessiOnde Celeste J0ubert, deced6e,
he G Avril, 1868.
6, Tn lot de terre, situ6 dams Ia vile d'OpclOu-
aas. aycc tOutes les b8tisses ct ameliGrati0nS
tui sry trnuyeut, borne. HI nOId par le lot de,
an sud par In RUE, D Pest par La rue Manu.,
1t a Fpuest par.
II. Dcrx iuments, tr0is cbevaux, quatrG paircs
! de- muEets, environ ~ t6tes dc bGtes Il cOrIles
donees. I'M Lot de cOeholls, I'm lot dc mont9Haa
qnatre paircs de batfs, Hne charFette Il bGsHfr
me cn1rrette a cannes me cllarrette q nh
chcval, wagons, deIX Mlggiea, I'm caff0sse do
famille, une ~sucrerie et III mottiiEA a sIiere, un
moulin a cotton ct une Hresse, Instruments ara
torres, un lot dc cannes pour plants, meubles do
| mfnage, etc.
COnditions-T0utea ks prophecies mahiliereS
seront ycndues poHr du compliant, ct anssi pour
Ia propriGte situ6 dams la vile d'Opolotisas; Ia
balance des ~pr0prietes hnm0bilicres ser0Ht VEN
| dues sur m credit de In ct deuX ans, y paFtir
| din iourde Ia yente, ls aeqlereurs fonrnlssant
leurs bi1lets pTOmissoites Rayables d POrdre dc
| administrative de ladte succession, ayee denx
tonnes ct solvahles Securities n Ia satisfaction
dc ndIte Administrative, pOrtant limit pouYcent
dfntGrat par aimee de Hecfeance jusqn'aR pate-
nyept f~nal-une hypotaeau0 speciale Gf he priv.
fAcg an yendeur reteIhfs sur III prophetic ven.
/ Iae. atm d'assurer le baicment dn pfix RaEhatt
'"P4' r, PERRCDIN,
liam. ~ 49,, GnsahI Iaa =,
r,s,asEca IL iour de la 4epte, serOnt vcndues ans
az .-F,gln Ia uu3aRnF
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate on Monday the 23d ult.,
nothing OF importance was done. In
the impeachment court a recess was.
taken till January 9th, In the House the
bill postponing State, parish and city
taxes for the year 1872 and previous
years until December, 1878, was indef-
niteIY posfponed-Whieh kills it.
Nothing was done In either House, on
Tuesday the 2Ath nit, and the Senate
adjourned until Thursday the a6th and
the House until Friday tic N ults, On
Thursday the Senate adjourned till
Friday.
Nothing OF Importance was done in
the Senate On Friday the s7th ult. The
principal business done In the House
was the announcement Of committees
appointed by the Speaker.
On Saturday the asth ult., nothing Of
consequence was done In either House
there was no quorum in the lowel
House.
IN the Senate ON Tuesday the Bis
ult., but little was done, and nothing
conclusiyely. In the,House much tims
was consumed discussing the eivi
rights question. a resolution passet
mstruefing d Senators and request
ing our members Of the lower Hous,
ef Congress TO use their effort
to have an additional United State
judicial district established in th
northern part of Louisiana A
act entitled an net to suppress
riots and unlawful assemblages, topun
isll persons engaged therein, etc
passed and VAS sent to the Senate 70
! concurrence.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04
A Curious PrOpfRylsatic Against
Smallpox

At a recent meeting of the Alabama
State Medical Society, DR.. G. d. Norris,
of Huntsville, stated that during a WISH
tatiOn of the smallpox at Huntsville, a
number of families used a tea made OF
the cimicifuGO F~dcenOsG, and that III no
instance did any of these persons take
the smallpox. DR.. Norris was unable
to learn at whose instance this device
was adopted. He stated further, that,
during the time these families used that
tea. he attempted to vacCinate q num-
Der of the members of the families, and
III every instance he failed, but that af-
ter the tea was discontinued, he sue
ceeded with vaccination in the cases
where he had failed while they were
under the influence of the tea.
This cimicifuga racemosa is known
as the black ~snake-rOOt, or cOhOsh. 1t
should be used i'll moderation, because
large doses produce impaired vision,
vertigo, nausea and vomiting. Its
medical properties are highly esteemed
by many eminent members OF the med
ical profession. IN the Transactions OF
the American Medical Association, vol
/, 353, DR.. F. N. johnson reported ex-
t%raordinary success with it i'll acute
rheumatism. In chorea, o disease Of
UE1 t1l11C H4UA 1lACNA1ttpafoIl5 Az ~
cine has been very successfully used.
One ounce of the root may be boiled
for short time in a pint Of water, and
from half a pint to a pint may be used
in twenty-four hours. The fluid ex-
tract is probably superior to any Other
preparation. This should be made by
some able pharmaceutist. The dose OF
the fluid extract is about a teaspOOnfu
three or four times a day.
The facts stated by DR.. Norris 60 t(
confirm the truth Of Jenner's discovery
that vaccination is smallpox. Another
curious fact is worth remembering il
this connection. The cimicifuga race.
mosa is called the black snake-root, ant
is supposed to have received that name
from it's assumed efficacy in curing thu
bite of the rattlesnake. HERE'S anothel
curious coincidence Professor Henry
of Manchester, England, discovered
that a heat equal to 1873 degrees of Fab
renheits scale entirely destroys tn
poison of smallpox, Of the rattlesnak'
and the cobra di capello. This i'm
portant truth should be % prophylati
against the senseless destruction of bee
clothing and personal clothing Of vic
tins of the smallpox. Boiling water i
212 degrees of F~ahrenheit's scale, ant
will utterly kill smallpox poison.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

How COUNTERFEIT NOTES ARE MADE.
"A party Of men, say from three to a
dozen, get together and hold frequent
meetings, and act according to q plan
laid down. One OF two will find some
cODper-plate printer in the employ OF
the bank-note company-in fact all
such printers are known by the party.
These men will manage to meet II of
the printers. Then they offer him from
$50 to $3.50 to procure a certain kind Of
cured in this wise the printer will take
an impression upon tin foil from the
plate from which he is printing, which
can be done in a moment. Thus you
see every line and size is obtained cor
rectly. From this tin foil IN electro
type is made. They then get some
plate printer that can be found about
the city, have a good time with him, and
engage him at twenty dollars per day to
do the printing. By this plan thou
sands of copiesare struck off which de-
fly detection, except in the quality of
the paper, which will slightly differ
from the genuine. The place of manu-
factrre is generally some distance from
New York, like Staten Island, Flatbush,
or sometimes Baxter street, or similar
localities in that city. 1t is a strange
/ fact, in every case where a party OF
this kind exists, that every member
lacks confidence in his associate. Every
move made by one is narrowly watched
by others of the party. It would be
death to an informant or spy that die
not look well to himself.
CPeteTs0n's DetectOr, Philadelphia.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

TOBACCO AND HARD TIMEs.-How
often do we hear people complaining
Of hard times, that they are poor and
findit hard to provide for their fami-
lies. The following statement Of O gen
tleman travelling in one OF our Western
States may give some idea OF one of the
causes He states that one day while
travelling from one place to another on
a railroad he resolved to find out how
many persons in the car In which he
was seated used this filthy weed. There
were twenty-five men and two women
present, and eighteen men OF the num-
Der admitted that they used tobacco,
at q cost, In an aggregate, of three hun
drad and eighty-seVen dollars per an
nnm. Each man made his oWn indi-
yidual estimate, which was given and
nut down in q memorandum book, and
| the total footing was as we have stated,
Now this would be an average OF about
seventeen dollars per individual. That
would be too high an average estimate.
of course, for the whole population OF
the State. At only three dollars fQl
each inhabftant, the total would be
three million dollars. Now, that en0F.
nous amount of money, distributed II
Illinois, would make easy times. We
won't 90 into the subject of drinking
in this connection, further than to say
we believe that it win cost Illinois two
million dollars In rum, whisky, ETC., tt
wash down, or wash out, the effect O.
three millions thus wasted "a tobacco.