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DEsPoNDEECY.
Grief, Anxiety OF
Mind, Defective
Memory, Bash
fnlnt So. Weak
ness Of mind and
body, ali trouble
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
Opeousas Parish of st. Landry La, November 1878.
The Virginius Affair.

The execution of the captain and
thirty six of the crew of the VivgiDius
at Santiago de Cuba, on Nov. 9TH, was
followed on the oth by another execu-
tion-twelve others of the Cuban vol
unteers being the victims.
A dispatch received at New York OF,
the l4th states that on the 9th, the re-
mainder of the crew OF the Nirginius-
Ill men in number were all shot al
Santiago. They were marched to the
slaughterhouse wall and placed before
the firing party by tens, and as fast as
one squad of ten fell, another squad Of
ten were marched up and their dead
bodies fell Oh these already slain.
1t is understood that the Cabinet
meeting on the l4th determined ON Il
strong policy in regard to the Cuban
complication. The members OF the
Cabinet are reticent regarding details,
but their looks and stray words are
threatening. One Cabinet officer said
that the proceedings and conclusions
Were such as will be, in every respect,
satisfactory to the American people.
The various Navy Yards are working
full forces, night and day, aud several
recruiting Offices have been opened.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
Club IpiRRs.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ASTOUNDING OFFERS !
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price of which is - a year, to any address one
year. for 50 IS cash
Or, we will send the CoERIER and Demo
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(price 81 per annum,) with magnificent pre-
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Or. the COURIER and "Demorest's Young
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Or the COURIER and Woods Household
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50 30 with said Chrome or So 25 without it,
Or, the COURIER and the Midland Farmer "
large S-page Agricultural Monthly, for S. 05,
which is just five cents more than the subs
eription price of our paper alone.
Copies of these publications can be seen at
our office. Now--is the time to subscribe.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

The young Ladies' and gentlemen of Grand
Coteau have formed Il Musical and Dramatic
Association, for their mutual improvement
and amusement, and have begun giving Sc
Fies of entertainments for the benefit of the
INDECENT people in that town and vicinity.
Their next entertainment, as will be seen by
u notice elsewhere, will come off next Thurs
day. They should by all means be literally
encouraged. and if the residents of Grand
Coteau and vicinity rightly understand their
duties and interests, they will certainly lend
them n helping hand and cheer them on in
the good work they have undertaken.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Cost OF ABUSING Mich Cows.-Harris
Lewis. an eminent dairyman of Herkimer
county, New York. said lately in an address
to the Board of Agriculture, that he had
known a COW which uniformly gave eighteen
Der cent of cream to her milk. to decrease
her yield six per cent in the short space of
twelve hours, merely from the excitement
caused by the bad treatment of brutal
mixer. 1t was not guess-work. as he used
graduated glasses to test the matter. This
shows pretty conclusiyely that it does not
pay dairymen to allow their cows to be i'll
treated. And in ill treatment is to be included
anything that will alarm or excite them-fast
driving to and from pastures, worrying by
dogs, yelling at them. and threatening demon
strations by boys, etc. Civility and good ma
ture paw. even when bestowed on cows.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

CARBON FOR STocK.-There is a growing i'm
preston among stock-owners that the health
of sheep as well as cattle suffer from absence
of carbon in their food and it was suggested
by a correspondent a few weeks since tnat
the worm disease of sheep had greatly in
creased of late years because the pastures
are not burnt as formerly. The ash or char
of the grasses, it was asserted, gave the car
bon of which they stand in need That the
carbon Obtained in this way does the sheep
good is undoubted. because the animals go
licking about a burnt place while there is
plenty Of good grass around, and they are
not at all likely to choose what is not good
for them under such circumstances. But If
carbon is the ingredient sought after, it can
be given to sheep in other and less expensive
eidal to the man dependent upon his grasses.
--P5-Hirie Farmer.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
THE OPELOUSAS COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
bly,
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COS ITIONs:
!S~bsrription-Three Dollars per year. pay
able iara,'iGbly in advance.
Adrertistng-Fifty Cents per square for the
first insertions and Twenty-Five Gents for each
subsequent insertion. Eight lines or less
constitute a square.
All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English anu French tunless
otherwise Orderedl until the publisher shall
nudge it c0nvenientto discontinue.
Candidates to public tavOrs will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance, if they wish to be
announced.
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &c. to
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards. when admissible. to be
charged at the rate of twenty cents per linz.
in al vance.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

kelloggis gunboat the Ozark, has returned
to New Orleans, bringing the prisoners (6 or
in numDeri captured i'll its inglorious cam
paign in Grant and Rapides parishes, and is
now compIaeently resting on its laurels ~ in
Algiers. Wonder if the Usurper is satisfied
at the results of the expedition
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Eleven road overseers for this parish have
had informations fled against them before the
District Court, now in session here, charging
them with neglect of duty. They are: Alex.
Deiean, Joseph Burleigh, Evariste Robln, Le-
andre C. Bourque, Louis Couryille, FRANCOIS
A. Daigle, VIM. Young, Hyp. Andrepont, VIM.
Evans, Henry Manuel and NJ. Landreneau.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

SiIas Wegg. the adroit villain described by
Dickens, in g Our Mutual Friend whose
schemes of robbery had all worked out so
gloriousiy up to a certain point had Fortunes
tide to turn at last against him and as that
tide usually runs ont very swiftly when it
starts, the destruction of sisas eliminated
with great rapdity-aud the keen perception
of the great novelist is probably nowhere
better shown than in the fate he gives to this
hero. Some one, who had been dreadfully
oppressed by silas during the days Of his sue
cessful rascality, is represented in the last
act of the drama, land after the villain had
been stripped OF his power, as taking him on
his back and carrying him to d street, and as
scaveuger cart happened to be passing at
the moment, Silas wound up his career by
being slid under the contents of that cart.
This city and State-indeed the whole South
is full OF political Siases, i'll the shape of
carpet-baggers and seallawags whose schemes
of villainy have prospered wonderfully But
is there nothing suggestive in the history OF
siIas Wegg2 Do they not experience, ms
tinetively, dread at the sight OF q scavenger
cart !-Near Orleans PicayuHe.
Or when they hear OF the formation of a
Vioilanee Committee, eh
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

To make the local columns of country
newspaper interesting, every subscriber and
friend Of the paper should report everything
of public interest that transpires in his neigh
way many interesting items might be reported
fhat World otherwise remain unrecorded.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH. - The fra
grant !So=odoat has taken a very prominent
place among the most approved dentifriees of
the day. 1t is a very popular article for the
toilet, highly recommended by all who have
used it, as a beautifer and preserver of the
teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweetening the
breath, and arresting the progress of decay.
Spalding's Glue inends Furniture, Toys, &c.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Four individuals accused of carrying con-
cealed weapons. plead guilty last Monday,
throwing themselves tof courseI upon "the
mercy of the Court The question is what
claims have they upon the Courts mercy.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

The all-absorbing topic throughout the
country just now is the capture by Spanish
nan-of-war of the steamer Virginius, tsaid to
be an American vessel, engaged in carrying
arms, &C., to the insurgents in Cuba. aud the
summary execution OF her officers and crew
by the Spanish authorities in Cuba, details OF
which will be found elsewhere. Considerable
talk about invention in Cuban affairs, war
with Spain, DC, is being indulged in by the
whole American press; but when we come to
reflect that the naval strength of Spain is
over double that of the United States, we may
well believe that the authorities at Washing
ton viii not lightly and rashly engage in a
conflict which may prove disastrous, and that
the matter is mere likely Co be settled by
diplomacy than by the sword.
sneoks suggests that we should add: Pro-
Vided, however, that Kellogg should not take
notion TO place his navy at the service OF
the General Government; for, in case he did,
she authorities would be emboldened to such
m extent as to declare war at once. and the
o-as4 would 6 clean out the fleets of proud
Sastille in "less than no tinle.'
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

The clause embodying the provisions here
alluded to reads as follows: Each State shall
be divided into as many districts as a State is
entitled to representatives in Congress, to be
composed of contiguous territory. compact in
form, and as nearly equal in population as pos
sible, and the person having the highest NUM-
Der of votes for President in each district
shall receive the vote of that district, which
shall count one Presidential vote; that each
State shall be entitled to two Presidential
votes at large, which shall be counted tor
the person having the highest number of
votes i'll the whole State
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

1t is authoritatively announced that nc
more contributions are wanted, neither fol
Shreveport nor Memphis.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Another prominent ex Confederate is gone.
Stephen r. Mallory, formerly Secretary of the
G.. s. NAVY, died last week.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

: We have received information that Hamp.
henderson, the negro who committed the
Sfant parish outrage, has been captured, and
without further notice, has been put to death,
y ne Justly merited. Four others, who were
engaged in the perpetration OF the foul deed,
nave been served likewise, and thus have the
people OF Grant been ridden of five black
monsters i'm human shape. Four more yet are
~ large, and we hope in our next to chronicle
= ~ IKE end for them - AIeEa1sdrin Democrat
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

PRESIDENT AND VICE PREstDENT-P,.oposed
Ner Method Of EAect;ag Them.-The new me-
thod of eIecting President and Vice President,
by empowering every Congressional district
to east one vote for the candidate of it's choice
and authorizing the popular will of each State
there are Z. S. Senators, has many advant-
ages over choosing the chief and second Off
cal OF the country by an aggregate ballot.
disregar't,ng State lines. The project con-
sidered by the standing committee of the Sen
ate prevents one community from sitting the
feeling of any other, aboIishes the electoral
colleges, and enables the citizens to vote iui-
mediately for President and Vice President.
AS the plurality system is instituted, there
will always be an election, and the sole func-
tion of Congress in the matter will be to count
the district and State Exchange.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Job Printing of all grades and styles, from
visiting card to a mammoth poster. neatly
executed at the COURIER office.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

An old bee keeper says that coal oil sprin-
kled about the entrance of the hive is D sure
remedy to drive away robber bees. lie says
he has tried it many times. and never failed
II, get tue hest resuits from its use.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
GRAND OPENING
-OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS

u. PHILLIPS.
VI AIN TEEET, OrELOE E'sAs.
EpECElPTS by every boat of Good. fresh
Il q and warranted. to b" sold at
PRICES TO SATISFY ALLt
Dress Gorcis. Bo1is u"d Shoes. HuidirurF.
DoMeSf'rS HUfs, Gip"CTiFS,
HonJHlA9 G0OdS Do"SkiHs. -Notjrns
FMHHctS, JcHHs. U0stPFY,
CuticpS, tS,tJd!er4 CrDs,
DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ready Mute (loNing de- de-
All will be SOLD at prices equal to the tight
ness ot the money market.
We will sell only for easll or its equivalent.
and guarantee to sell
MORE GNDDN F1OR LESS MONEY
than have ever been sold i'll Oprlu1!>,S.
DRESS Gouds fTul 10 cents Hp Roots and
Shoes. for Ladies' Misses and Children, from
bA cents per pair mp. &c.
We have til" largest and best stock III Opel
ousts and offer
INDUCEMENTS NEVER BEFORE
OFFERED .
Do not delay. hut come early.
Our Goods are warranted fresh and We W il
refund the money tor what does not COME mp
to cur guarantee.
REMEMBER
We are selling only for c.,sl. or it, tpUiva-
lent, and will i'll no instanc" deviAte from this
rule. r. PHILLIPS
novl-lm Main Street. Olrlonsas
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

CONDEMNED TO DEATH. - On last Monday,
in the case of the State VS.. Samuel Wright,
freedman, accused of the murder of p Snipe,
another freedman, the jury returned an I'M
qualified verdict of Guilty which is equiva-
lent to sentence of death.
On Wednesday, the case Of Ozeme Fruge'
who was in the gang of villains who murdered
Willis jackson, a freedman, some Ii months
ago, at or near Coulee Croche, came up
before the Court. In this case, also, the Jury
brought in verdict of Guilty" which viii
inevitably lead the culprit to the gallows.
Fruge is white man, a creole OF this par
ish, and only about % years of age.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Cayenne pepper, mustard. or ginger, can,
with great benefit, be added to the food of
fowls. to increase their viYor. and to stinu-
late egg produc5ion.-Thc Ponihy World.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
PHOTOGRAPHS

FHSItE undersigned. Photographer. is fully
IL prepared to take pictures in every style
OF the art. and will make no charge in ease
perfect satisfaction is not gwen Pictures Of
children un"er five years Of age will be taken
Oh Thursdays and Fridays. and nu those days
only. DESIRE >OJIECX.
Main St. uear Y. LastGapes Black smith Shop.
NpelouSas Nov ~ 1873 Gtt
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

One of the peasantest things about our
recent splendid victories all along the line, is
the defeat Of the Wisconsin petti.egger, Matt.
FL. Carpenter, who made himself quite noto-
rious by his treichery in the Louisiana case,
and by his offensive moral delinquencies at
Long Branch last summer. The Wisconsin
Democrats and Liberals have driven the last
nail into his political coffin, and have prepared
his epitaph: Died of too much treachery
and too many high moral ideas. s.'"-h5d
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
Opclousas, June -, 1872
c MoRNHIlvvEG 81 DANTIN,

VHHAkE pleasure in announcing to their
j. friends and the public that they have
opened their tailor establishment. on Bellevue
street, adjoining the bpciousas Tin Shop, i'm
mehiHttiy opposite Bloah & DuprG's burnt
store. wIlrre they are ready to make to order
men and boys clothing on short notice. and g
fit guaranteed
Auurst 81 1877 I3o-Iv
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
NEW BARBER SHOP.

"AE1NG recently opened S':es.ahg anil
j d Hair Cutting Saloon on Main St. between
MuuzrShcirntrs and koos stores | am prcpar-
cd t" tlo Hair-cuttlug. shaving, Shamponing,
&c \ sEarcof the patronage of the public
is respectfully Solctrl,-Charycs HenSonable.
ant Satisfaction GUtFdnteed.
VIM HERR In
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
GOOD OEERCOATS at Phillips, at six
u dollars each. for cash.
Lands Oh Richard Swain, decd.

LANDS Of Richard Swain, decd.
Situated near Vile Plate. in the Parish OF St
Landry, fronting on the Bayou Cane, i'll Town
ship ) South Range East, 5. W. l.. Dist. Of
La. containing l015 5Sl 100 acres known as the
upper northernmoSt section of the Bnisdor@
grant. conferred by Act OF Congress on the
18th of April. 1916.
This is therefore to give notice that have
been specially authorized and charged with
the guardianship and control of the above
property, aud III future to protect the wooded
portion of the said tract against any cutting
of timber on said land. as the owners can no
longer pay the taxes of settlers upon the land
without some equivalent in rent; they are
therefore requested to come forward and con-
tract for the use of said land with the under
signed, aud all persons are forbidden to cut
timber OH said land under penalty of pTosecu-
tiOn. t. &. Dt SON.
Agent for Estate of Swain.
Opelou>as. Sept. ~. 1873. Il.
z AIDES SHOES Of all descriptions, at
t,.,Lt /
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

The facilities of the Cor RIER Office for every
style and description of job printing are un
eGualetl outside of New Orleans Call aud see.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

The n. o. Repabliean says Hamp. Hender-
son is Democratic nigger and it '.pities tlf@
wretch if he falls into the hands OF the coiored
people OF Grant parrish" Now, Hamp., being
a Republican nigger. has fallen into the hands
of the white people of Grant. and has gone
.where the woodbine twineth' Of course,
the Republican applauls the result. Or is
sauce for the goose not sauce for the gander !.
Does it make some difference whose OK is
gored !-4k1aHdsiG Denocyat Noe. II.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

D1ED-ln Grand Coteau, on the 18th inst
Mrs. NM +. HARDY. aged about 45 years.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

E. 0, Hayes. Sheriff. Parish Co9rf'
w. No. iJ-tt.
W. A. Robertson, Clerk. } st. Landry Parish.
YHvHE rule taken in this case for ME to show
d cause why security should not be taken
by me for all costs, having been made ahso-
Lutte.
Notice is hereby given that from this dat e
no petition will be fled in this Office. nor will
any case be re-docketed or any process issue
in any suit now pending until good and sutfi-
cient security is given for all costs.
W. A. ROBERTSON. Clerk
Clerks Office, Opelousas, Sept. l6, 1878. i2m
EVERYTHING at Phillips i'll Dry Goods
~ ut cheapest rates. for cash.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
D. .BOEHNSTON'S
MSLIVERY STABLE.

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public that lie has re-opcncd
his Livery Stable at his same old stand on
Main St. and is prepared to accommodate
thr travelling public with Horses, Hacks Bug
girS. Nc on reasonable terms. g Horses
fed and cared for.
H-IyI WM M JOHNSTON
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
n @. 6.
OPELoUSAs CARDS
goth YEAR

Drugs AND MEDICINES!
FENEtE freshest and purcst always on hand, at
Il Wholesale and retail, at the wtll-knowu
ST. LANDRY DRUG STORE AND MEHl
CAL DEPOT,
(Estobtishcd 4. D.. lSt2,l
Where can he found every article in the ~, Ii
al iIf'. nf>idcS Paint, Window Glass. Teller
Articles and Prrtuncry, School ard Blank
Books and Stationery of every variety.
a full assert mrnt "f Garden Seeds. from
Iau,lrtt h. Guaranteed fresh and gcnuiur.l
ItBAt CO. SNUFF AND CIGARS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Medical Use only.
The undersigned. assisted Ivy h:1 sen. de-
votes his time almost entirely to compromising
and Dispensing RELIABLE NEDNINES.
Hoping thus. hy unremItting devotion IL has
calling au'! Il sincere desire to meet the wants
of his friends and customers. to continue t"
deserve their patronage and estrcln.
JOHN POSEY.
Octt+ ApUthecary. Sc.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
= CARRIAGE SHOP.

kLJF@t IhankfnI Tor The patronage
heretofore extended 70 me by
til" citizens of It. Landry. | solicit a further
continuation of their tnynrs; and beg leave
/" inform them that will always be ready to
accommodate them III any branch of my bus
lless. at reasonable prices for cash only. All
work hereafter il not paid for on delivery will
be charged ten per cent additional for inlDn.
fiatr collection.
hay" on hand Hacks and Buggics which
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and Buggir4
made t" order. :. =. CLARK.
Op"i"uSas. January % 1872 i9tf
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

DECDMMENnED BY THE MEDICAL
Il q Faculty Of Opr!oustsS " hat
POSET'S AROMATIC VINE BITTERS
A good and pure Tonic. scientifically com
pounded. not mixed at random, carefully thtor-
lied. aud perfected. by years of study aud
close observation. as to its a;laption to relieve
morbid conditions OF the systrtn such
Lanynid Diycstion, .Errro1s"r<s o,td its train
of uameiess ills. Only 30 cts. a bottle [Ott~
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22

Try Posey's Aromatic Wine Bitters.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A WI SHsAH4 AND EeEeAHaATEs
ENyEyKIEp,E, AANNEA1N,R,

NV tI1I- Dc given on thursday itAt. N0yen-
w Der 18th, by the young ladies and gen
tIcmen of Grand Cotcau, for the benefit Of the
poor OF the town and vicinity.
Besides vocal and instrumental music the
programme comprises d comedy in two acts.
entitled The Irish Tiger. and il French play
entitled lie Mcdecin MaIgr6 Lu
r. j. SMIT II, President.
n. LEVY. Secretary pro TEN.
Grand Cotcau, Nov. - 1873. cit
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
OPELOUSAS TIN SHOP.

REMOVED TO
Londiy Street, B"trpc't Mnin and Court.
tNear the Post Otiice).
ENERY description Of copper, tin. and
IL sheet iron work done at short notice.
All kinds of tinware for sale. Also, BUCKS
BRILLIANT COOKING STOVES.
March 3:}-lyl W. LIGHTLEY.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
n O 0 D A l I S
u PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEsT-TzEE CHEAPEST.

STEAMSHIPS-Cheape kind made.
REGATTASA Cheap Common Card
RROADWAYS-A Nice Common Gard.
VIRGINIAS-Fine Calico Backs.
GEN. JACkSUNS-Chea and popular. pat
tern Backs, various coiors and designs.l
COLUMBIAS-tEuehre Deck.) Extra Quality.
GOLDEN GATES-One of the best cards made
MT. VERNON-Extra Fine, 2-eolor Patterns.
Ask For The Abore-Tuke No Others.
Price List on application. Dealers supplied by
VICTOR e MAUGBR
106 to liz Reade Street.
Nov 15-2mI New York.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-11-22
esE Ebea YEESE.

Z AIDES SHOES of all descriptions, 4
80 F. Phillips, ut half price. for cash.