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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssE Rs.-ALI.
~ persons are hereby forbid from cutting
wood, or IN any manner tresnassing, on that
part of the Petit Bots community tract of land
belonging to- me. ! will prosecute such tres
passers both eriminally and efFills.
oct I5-tf. JACOB WAITER.
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HAPT. w. e.. MAY SAYS O F PosEY,s
~ Bitters, after using only one bottle. tThey
ACTED like magic" Very aaturally-for they
contain NIL that can restore strength aud health
ftB al invalid [oct I0-tf.
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dh5O REWARD.I WILL PAY THE A.
I'D hove reward for the arrest and conviction
sf the PARTIES WHO broke into my store, in the
night Of the 29th Rltimo.
LOUIS DESMARAIS.
0pelonsas, May Sd, 1s3a-tf
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sUcCESsEoN NOTICES.
gasase Of Adele sinaien.-No. se4e.

STATE OF L0UTSIANA-PARFsH COURT,
- st. Iandry.-Whereas, Auguste Perrudin, 6i
the Parish Of st. Landry, Administrator Of the
estate Of Adele Sinllen, deceased. hns fled d
final tahleau Oh distribution Of tho funds az said
estate, accompanied by his petition praying for
the hnmOlognfiOn Of the sairEe;
And whereas the prayer 0f said petition has
FsceR granted BY an order of court, bearing date
Iauary 18th, 1874.
Now, therefore notice Ss hereby given to oil
persons Interested to- make opposition to said
tabiean Ill writing at my office In the town oi
Opeluusas, Within the time required BY law.
why the saaa 1abiHatI should notbe homologated
and confirmed.
". Is. ROBERTSON. CLERK.
jan IL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO THE PURLHC.-RE.
~ cofdeF's Office, Parish of st. Landry.-The
undersigned, james NJ. Thompson, Recorder,
and John N. Ogden, Attorney at Law would
respectfully notify the public that they are pre-
pared to take charge of any Law business, No
tary business and a~uctioneerb business That all
business brought to this office will be attended
to promptly and at a reasonable charges. An
succession business will be attended to on reas-
enable terms, as the undersigned can attend to
the Law, NOtaryand Auctioneer work connected
with the same. Notarial acts brought to this
office will be drawn and passed at the same price
with other Notaries, and the recording win be
free OF charge. go
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Recorder.
JOHN n. OGDEN, Att'yfat Law.
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anrrraaion a,Adele sf.nfrn-Na. -.

MmeeeRaR@m dsAaGEe ~AAaa1Ecms-N0s S8A8s
TTAT DE la B0UIsI8NE.-c0ER DE PA.
- ruiSse, ST. Landfy.-Attendu que AnRlIste
Pergodin. de Ii Pareisses 81. Landry, Administral
tour III I'll succession dsAAele SiaHfen. daas6dee.
;syant enregisfre ul fsablean final de- istrihataon
DIES f0nds de III dite succession, aceompagn6
dune petition d~enlanaant f10nOlOgatiUn di-
fs.luit
Et attendn aHsil d etc fait drnit a III lemande
Ill hi dite petition par I'M ortlre della Eour en-
aafe an f3 JaHvier, 1874.
I'm euaseauenne, avis est par Re pTssent aonne
.4nx iateressas dams cette succession. d'avoir d
faire opposition, 81 ancllne lis ont. par epgit. d
rnan bfgretaG5 dams La riale dtOpelaHsls, dams les
delais present par la lul, ponrg1oi ie cit fableau
se sprsiit pas appranvG OF hOIa0iogae,
~. Al. ROBERTSON. GrefliFf.
I6iaf
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DOsEY'S BITTERs HAVE BEEN
IL in use for many years. Our Physicians
know their formula, and have prescribed them
one od-,ChiSkeg compounds now flooding the
country. #,s .
They materially adm curing Chills and Fever,
enlarged spleen and all kindred diseases.
One bottle $50 cents only will satisfy you of
this. [sept 26-tf.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHICHIHAVE
4W obtained and which l am obtaining every
day in the treatment of engagement of the
liver and melt, induces me to notify all persons
affected i'll this way that I can he consulted at
my residence, at the west entrance of Old
Grand Prairie, about six miles from Washington;
or at TrainOr's hotel, Washington, daily from 9
to II O'Clock NJ. = DIR. ROBERT. il"
NOV 02-tt
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NOTICE.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
AS nouncing TO the people of this parish that
l am agent for the following books: " Wild Life
in the Far West" and Adventures and Discov-
cries of DR.. David Livingstone, and the Herald
Stanley Expedition" s.s
The above works will be found highly instruct
ing and interesting, and will be furnished by me
to all those who desire.
nov 23-tf JAMES n. DAVIS, Agent.
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-30

STRAYEw @I @T@EEN.-FROM THE
LAST October, adark grey Creole hOrse, one quar-
ter American, five yeaFa old, branded on the
thigh about thus: NIX NIX. Al liberal reward
will be paid for his rec0Eety, or f0f the inforEtla-
fion that will lead to it.sN
VALcOUR dUILLORY.
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MASONIC.

rHRERA GOUNCIL No. 10,-MEETs
~ at The Hall OF Humble Cottage Lodge, Ope-
lousas. every Friday after the full moon of each
month, at s O'Clock T. n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-19

tiOn would depreSs the State tonds to-
an extent calculated to enable him and
moneyed friends to make great d, al
of money. He realized his anticipa-
tions. Nothing was discovered OF cor
ruption; but he gained his point of
bearing down State securities So here
in our investigation. 1t is the work of
men who are industriously buying up
certificates from poor mech mics and
laborerS, who are unable to hold and
who must sell at any figure the money
shark sees fit to pay.
FItZ John Porter IS still seeking a
new trial, and |, for one, trust it may
be granted him. Ne had no better
General than lie. aud his refusal to
obey orders w;'s slIrply the course OF
Met lelian when directed again and
again by MIR. Lincoln to leave Alex
andrla, why then make him the scape-
goat? He fought as only brave msn
could, III front 0i Richmond. But Nc
Clellan never dared To eXI5nse himself
either 10 bullets or tI direct the move
ment OF a single corpse. during the sew
days fight. Both afterwards disobey
ed writer. orders, and condemnation
Ishould rather attack Mcclellan thai
Porter, for The latter had lp his abilit!
and courage gained the right to be for
given. Raymonds' life and paper o
Lincoln VIII furnish any intereste,
reader with full insight into the his
> tory of McClellan's disobedience of or
ders and must cause him why has Por
; ter been made an exception of.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-19

Our Democratic Legislature propose
to re-district the State, beyond doubt,
and there is plenty of talent at work to
devise the gerymander which will be
most productive in Democratic results.
They will probably leave the First and
Second Districts unchanged, the De-
mocracy having Hamilton County well
in hand, as they believe. They will
) endeavor to spoil the chances of Messrs.
Gunekel, Sherwood, Foster and Rob
inson by a judicious use of the material
in the present Auglaize and Columbus
districts. They Will no doubt throw
Mr.. j. @. Smith in a Democratic dis
trict, or into strongly Republican
one with another Republican Congress
man in it to compete with. The whole
scheme, however, may possibly fail
through the disagreement of ambitious
Democratic legislators seeking an
eligible opportunity to run for Con-
gress. And ifit does not in this way Con-
gress will have something to say as to
the legality of fre-districting a State as
often as the whims of victorious party
may dictate. l4z4 @ IL
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er of State was Postponed until Tues.
day next at P. NJ.
Bills were passed allowing mileage
to township treasurers at annual settle
ments; furbidding insurance incorpor-
ations from doing a banking business
prescribing fees for assignees; regnlat-
ing mode of proceeding before the Sem
ate in contested election cases.
Bill reducing the per diem of town
ship assessors was defeated.
Resolution was adopted directing in
quiry as TO propriety OF providing for
pub ication of uniform series OF text
books for common schools.
Resolution to adjourn sin die March
10 went over under nJtice 10 discuss.
HOuSe-ReEort of conference com
mittee in reference to publication O
Secretary of States report was agreed
to, the number of copies ordered being
IL, 800.
a bill was introduced authorizing
county treasurers to deposit the publi
funds in banks tC be designated by th'
probate judge, county commissioner
and auditor.
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Constitutional Convention.

FEB. 10-A resolution of the House
of Representatives suggesting the ex-
pediency of so framing the Constitu-
ton as TO provide that township trus-
tees shall be elected for shTee years,
was laid before the Convention.
Several additional sections OF the
Legislative Article were considered
and acted upon. Section g., in relation
| to compensation Of members of the
General Assembly, provides, as adopt
ed, that ratable reduction may be made
for absence during legislative sessions.
/ An additional eerIion, proposing an
oath for "a eiiInPrs oi the General AS
sembIy watca contains no recognition
of the supreme Being. gave rise to an
| imated discussion, and was rejected
yeas %, nays 40.
FEB. 1.-THE Legislative article was
taken up and section % SO amended as
to permit separate vote on one or
more items in any appropriation bill,
on its passage. An additional section
providing that no amendment to the
Federal Constitution shall be ratified
until an election for members of the
General Assembly shall have been
held alter such amendment shall have
! been proposed. was adOpted-yeas 80,
nays sc. During the afternoon session
a motion was made to reconsider this
vote, and gave rise to long discussion.
! The motion finally prevailed, and the
section was defeated-yeas "a, nays A.
i FEB. 12-An Amendment to the
Legislative Article was adopted forbid
bing payment of compensation to any
officer or employe OF the General AS
sembly not elected or appointed ia pur-
suance OF law. -aa .4efl l..'
The Convention then went into COM
mittee of the Whole on the report oi
the committee on Municipal Corpora
tions, discussion of which occupied the
day.
FEB. I3-The Convention was occu-
pied with the consideration of munich
! pal credit and assessments. Amend
ments proposed to the report Of the
committee were, however, as rule,
4 voted down. The afternoon was occu-
pied in discussing the provision forbid
ding municipal assessments amounting
in any one year to more than ten pei
cent OF the valLe OF the property asses
sed, as rated on the tax duplicate. An
dulcHuiiiOil loiDiOuiu5 iioiO eh1ii -
per cent of assessments in ten years was
Joined to the ten per ceatum in the dis
icussiol, out voted down.
i FEB. 14-The committee on Educa-
tion submitted two or three reports, the
majority favoring provision for the
eligibility of women ever q years old
to any school office in the State, the
j limitation of taxes to the amount ne.
cessary for education ia. common and
necessary branches, and compulsory
/ education.
4 The Municipal Corporation article
4 was discussed. -
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Ohio Legislature.

FEB. 1.-Sendte-A committee OF
conference was asked in reference te
amendment to resolution for printing
extra copies of the Secretary of States
report.
A resolution providing for investiga-
ton of the Central Ohio Lunatic Asy-
lum contracts, was Introduced and re-
| ferred. qff Ia a4.4is1 fT.lls.l 500
The resolution authorizing the sum-
moning of witnesses in the Welsh
Weimer contest was indefinitely post
poned. d. s.i-f5l 3ai r. ls E.
A resolution was adopted for appoint
tment of select committee to examine
and report whether the statutes relat-
ing to contested elections need codify-
ing. The committee was Instructed to
report on Friday next, at 10 A. NJ.
The hearing of the contest election
case of Messrs. Welsh and Weimer was
postponed until Friday.
Hoase-Petitions were presented for
law creating the Office of mine inspec-
tor; for law protecting gravel roads at
certain seasons; and in reference to
various local matters.
Bills were passed forbidding the kill
lug of wild deer from Dec to Oct | :;
providing for record in open court of
forfeiture of recogniZances; and author
iZing various local taxes and improve
ments.
Several petitions were presented
against the passage of the Kemp game
law.
FEB. ~. - Senate = House amend
ments to the bill creating State Cen
tennial Board were concurred in.
Also bills amending section 464 of the
civil code; browning that bail may
Justify in criminal cases, under oath;
amending the law as to valuation of
oil lands for taxation and certain bills
of local nature.
An amendment to The partial Ap-
preparation bill providing that no per
diem shOrld be paid the Constitutional
Convention during its holiday vacation,
was rejected--16 to 10. The bill was
then passed--yeas 21, nay u,
House-Bill was passed, 6S to -: pro-
viding for printing and distributing the
journals of the General Assembly and
the laws and public documents, and 10
repeal certain acts on that subject.
A bill was introduced providing for
punishment by fine, imprisonm and
any delegate to a
political convention who receives a
bribe, and also any person offering such
bribe.
FEB. 13.-SendJo-Bill was passed
county co nmissioners tn
improve bitches, drai IS and witer-
, purses.
The hearing of the contest of Treasur-
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Symptoms 0fE.iver Complaint.

A sallOy or yellow color OF skin, or
yrlloWiSn brown spots on The lace and
other parts OF the body; daineSS aud
droWSlneSo With frequent heddacne;
dizziness, bitter bau taste in mouth,
drynesS of throat and internal heat;
pal plIatlon; IN many cdsvS dry, tesS-
ing cough, with sore throat; unsteady
appetite, raising of 1UUd, choking SELF
saIIon in throat; distress, heavinesS,
bloated or luI feeling about stomach
anu sides, pain i'll sides, back or breast,
and about shoulders; collie, pain and
sorent s. through bowels, with heat;
|cOnStipation alternating with larrilea;
piles; naIulence, NERVOUSNESS, GOODNESS
oi eXtremities; rush ol bloUu 10 head
with symptoms Of apOpleXy, numbn IS
Of limbs, especially at Dig hI; cold chiils
alternating with hot flashes, kidney
AMI urinary difficulties, duiIuess, low
spirits, UnSOciaOIiIty and gloomy fore
bOdlngs. Only a few uI above synip-
toms likely 10 De present at one lime
All who use DIR. PIerre's Alt. Ext, oil
Golden Medical Discovery fOr Liver
iCoupiaint and lis cuu. piicsttlons are
loud III its praise.
a CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
| RusK, iexas, May 10Th, 1873.
DIR. X. Y. PIERCE:
Dear Sir My wife laai year at thi
time was confined to her Led viii
lChrouic Liver Disease. / had ene O
the best doctors 10 see her, ASA he gay,
her up 10 die, when | came upon soin,
OF Your medicine. / bought one boiiI,
aud commenced SIVI TX 1t. She thel
weighed 81 lbs; HOW sac weighs 14i
lbs, aud IS Robust ana~hearty. Sh,
has las taken eight bottles in all, 81
you see L am an advocate ior you
Medicines. W NJ. MEAZEL.
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tn, sc vanguards of our civilizatit n--the
pioneers.
Or the frontier of this State the blood
thirsty Camanche wields his avenging
blade in behalf of the fdncled Wrongs
of his ancestors, and the adventurous
pioneer often falls a victim TO the ven
geance OF these modern Bedouins of the
American prairies. S.
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: LAST Tuesday is what the French
called Mardi- -Gras-Fat Tuesday-and
the English Shrove Tuesday. 1t is the
day preceding Lent and the last oppor-
turity for enjoyment in countries
where the Catholics hold sway. In 1t
ally itends Carnival week. In Paris il
is observed with furious sports, while
in this country New Orleans is the on
ly place where an observance of tht
day is entered into with any spirit.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-19
VEGETINE
PuTTfes the Blood, Reno
rates and MUteorates the
1ch0Le System. It's Medical
Properties are .AlteratiUe,
Tonic, SOlUeJ1t g. Diuretic.

NtfEilNE is made exclusively from thel
anu 81 strongly eutrated that il will ell
Iectus.is eradicate nom the system every tain
Of Scrois ia, !>eTofIfsOtts RUHi0rs 7ssors Cancer
CdhceTcii. HERoTS, ,Ejgs eioS >dit RIelfIa, Syphi-
tnic DLSedA.s, CITlser, fJiAiltssS at the Stomach
and ALI TIE diseases that arise from impure
Jloud sctdftd. ily3IlaadtsTy and Chronic Rhelt-
battfssai, NeIugtd, GOla, and Spinal Complaints
can only bc eHectuaIy cured through the
blood
FOR Ulcers and EIiIptiue Diseases of the Skin
ittStafes ItnpteS BLotciteS. BoiS. Ietier, ScaLd-
hetnd ana R1Gicorm, VEG GLriNE has never
lditeu 10 ell CT II pest naneiit cure.
For FtttaS "a The Back kidRey CGalptdiilts Drop
Sy, fenidte HedkaeSs LeucO.rU&, arising from
internal uiceriit1on and uterine diseases, and
General Dedltty, V NEGkTINE acts directly upon
the CAUSES OF these complaints, II invigor'
atts Hhd Strengthens tur whoE- s. stem, acts
up'in -'iie Ssctviive organs, lays intiaInma'
-Ini', c'.es uIces st1pn aud n gulse The bowels
3 for ttdttTr;l- HysneDstd, {idbitGIGi CoStireHeSs
INl.io'i3R o. TIE ieoFt, HeddGcte, iiles Nervous
istSS ana GeneT Prostitution t ltc efu0lIs System
no iD DSusclnS mas siNen such perIecL sails
! is.ctiCn as the NEGEriNE. IL purides til,
to'JOd, ci'stnses al lie organs, and possesses
controlling power over the nervous system.
1 lie remarkable cares effected by We EFT
4 me have induced MANY pts siclap lnd apoth
ecsii les whom " t know 10 prescribe ana use ]
N their own families
IN fact, VEGETlNE is the best remedy ye
discovered for the aSlVe diseases aud is Ia
lon'y reiiablr BLOOD PU RIF si yet placed be
lore tie peu.ir.
i Prepared ty
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tor Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article in exist
ence which is certain to assimirate the food,
regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither min
erals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry and mothers
tuay rest. oct91y