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MAsoNIC.-The -sixty-second annual
Communication of the Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons of the State
OF Louisiana commenced at the Masonic
Hall last evening, with the following
officers officiating:
M w. Me. Girard, grand master r,
WI. G. Fleming, deputy grand master;
r. w, Edwin Marks, senior grand war
den, r.. w. w. r.. Whitaker, Junior grand
warden; r. w. w. S. Pike, grand treas
urer; r.. N. j. G.. Bachelor, nj. D.,
grand secretary; IN. n. III. Day, grand
senior deacon; w. Henry C. Brown,
grand junior deacon; w. w. Robson,
grand marshal w. G.. Chaplin, grand
sword bearer w. Sam II. Brown, grand
pursuant; W.. Rev. j.. G. Carpenter,
grand chaplin; w. NJ. I'll. Lippmuns,
grand steward; w. David Moore, grand
steward VIZ A. Dentzel, grand tyler.
The committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eighty-one chartered lodges and two
lodges under d~ispensation represented.
Standing committees were appointed,
andthe grand master delivered the an
nual address, and the reports of the
deputies were received.-IN. @. Repub-
lean, Feb. 10th.
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july 2G-6In

a VGS Az PUBLHC.-BUREAU DU RE
"A cOrdeur, ParOisse st. Landry.-Les soussi-
gnes, James NJ. Thompson, Recordcur. ct John
y. Ogden, avOcat, ont Fh0nneur d~'avertir lie
public qu'ils sont prtparesA sc charger de tOutcs
atfaires legales. nOtariclleS ct d'cncanteurs.
T0uteS les affaircs tranSigGcs il cette bureau re-
TOutcs SUGGESTIONS seront cOnduitcs Il charges
raisOnnables, les sOussignts pOuvant payer at
tcntion aux atfaires legaIes, notariclles 1t den
canteurs qui sly lient.-On dresscra ct passcra
les actes ~nOtariels apportes II ce bureau aux prix
DIES autres n%otaircs, ct lcnregistremcnt Sc fera
sans charges.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, Eecordcur.
JOHN N. OGDEN, Avocat.
Is iuillet-6m
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Opelousas, is Janvier, 1877
NOTICE TO THE PUBLTC.-RF

NOTICE TO THE PUBEHC.-RE-
~ eorder,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.
talE business and auctiOnecr business. That all
business brought to this office will be attended
to promptly and at 4 reasonable charge, All
succession business will be attended to on reas-
enable terms, as the undersigned can attend to
the Law, Notary and AuctiOncer work connected
with the same. Notarial acts brought to this
office will he drawn and passed ut tho same price
with other N0taricS, and the recording viii be
free of charge.
JAS. ". THOMPSON. Recorder.
JOHN n. GDEN Atty ut Law.
Ss,I1- ap Gen
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JUDGMENT.

Arena Berand, Wife, VS.. Achillc Dulr6. hus-
ID Court, st. Landry.-NO. 1878.
Btraud, wife of Achille DuprG, having fully es-
tablished by competent proof Ill the allegations
OF her petition, and the law and evidence being
i'll her favor.
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that she
be separated in property from her said husband,
that she have Judgment against her said hus-
in her petition, viz: the sum of fourteen thOus-
and nine hundred and fifty and 35IlOO dollars,
with five per cent yearly interest thereon from
Judicial demand: that her legal mortgage on the
property of the defendant be recognized and en-
forced to take effect from the 26th day of Feb
ruary, 1873, and that defendant pay the costs of
suit.
Done, read and signed 4 in open court, this 9th
OF February, 1874.
JOHN J. MORGAN. Judge
8th Judicial District, La.
A true copy,
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EUDGMENT

Amelia Lessassier, wife,. VS.. Gustave Donate,
Observation-Disclosures Court, St. Landry.-No.
1866.
In the above entitled suit the plaintiff wife of
the defendant having fully established by compe-
tent proof that her husband had received for her
and converted to his own use, money and other
prOperty to the amount of twtethousand seven
hundred and ten dollars and fifty-nine cents,
it appearing further that the said defendant is
much embarrassed in his affairs, and the law as
well as the evidence being III favOFaaf plaintiff.
1t is ordered, adiudged and decreed that she
be separated In property from her said husband,
and that she have Judgment against him for the
sum of two thousand seven hundred and ten
dollars and ftty-nine cents, with five per cent
yearly interest from this date till paid.
Done, read and signed i'll open court this 9th
February, 1874.
JOHN J. MORGAN, Judge
8th Judicial District.
4 trina nOnI- Hs
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suSGsssLsn do AHgasae Donate, aals.

Succession dc Augusae Donate, Ills.
I'm .VERTU DUN OkDRE DE LHONORA-
: bic Ia COur des Pueuves de la Paroisse st.
Landry, IL Sera vendu a Pencan public, au plus
onrant enclerisseur, par lie s0ussign6 eneanteur
public, a Is derniere residence du deflnt, lie
MARDI, "a Fevrier, 1874, les proprietes ci-apres
decrltes, appartenant q la succession de Au-
guste Donate, fills, decide, SAVIOR:
Une bale de cotton, I'm wagon a deux chevaux,
I'M fusll, armOires, tableg, h0is de Its, ct autres
meubles de maison, pOel ct 1stensils de cuisine.
ConditiOnS-Couiptant.
"+f& @2f*C, &. nBs0N, Eneanteur.
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LICENsEs.-In his message to the
Legislature Gov. Kellogg recommends
the abolition of License Taxes, on
trades and occupations.
All State Constitutions proclaim that
" taxation shall be uniform when
there Is no more uniformity in the Lii
cense system than there is in the Rocky
Mountains. #
"a Mechanic who carries on business
TO the amount of thousands of dollars
pays precisely the same license tax as
one who barely makes a support.
Another feature Of the present sys-
TEN is to require every partner In d
firm to take out a license, so that Ill
three 81 four mechanics are disposed to
unite In business having their WI
strong arms and good viii us their prin-
cipal stock in trade they are met in the
outset by a basket full of Licences that
effectually cure them of any disposition
for such an enterprise, and it is so iii
any mercantile business.
The whole License system is arranged
by large mercantile and manufacturing
firms for the express purpose of crush
ing out iii their Inception, of any poor
men from starting business on a small
scale, and bears down heavily on any
community, for b multitude 0f small
work shops and stores bring down
prices TO the very lowest ~renuinerative
prices, whilst on the other hand, the
want of this competition enables larger
establishments to keep prices at such
figures AS suit themselves.
The time has arrived III these United
States VIXEN people must get more for
their money. when tliese large profits
labor and merchandise must be re-
dHeed to & point that consumers can
afford TO PITY. Taxes, that are unjust
Illegal, and burdens0Ine to t~hepe0nsumer
should be abolished forever. We say,
then, down ~wit1f@9his whole License
syste1as and away with III forever. con-
tn the tomb with the ether OBJ
pfcssi0As that hiaEe long been burdenillg
klIe farmer and ti1e lab0rer. Lekeomne-
titi6n, in any and every thing, be- free
and untraInmeled, and Il good beneficial
viii sOnTI DC perceired-JThibo-
daux Sentinel Feb. Tth
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INSTRUCTIONS TO
TAX
STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans, January so, 1874.

g CE1CStHSs OdlAuttEy oD, lSi&. )
CIRCULAR NO. 2.
With reference to my circular letter of instruc-
tons of the 18th instant. relative to the receipt
in payment of delinquent taxes and licences Of
warrants, your attention is called to the require
ments of Section 1887 of the Revised statutes.
IN accordance Herewith, you will be required
to lndOrsc on the back OF each and every war
rant received by you Nlnder the provisions of
Article 8, of 1874, and of my Instructions above
referred to- the date, name of person from
whom received, and the amount of taxes paid
by the same. You will further he required to
file with the State Treasurer, at the time of ev-
cry settlement, an affidavit setting forth the
facts that the warrants thus paid into the Treas
ury are the identical ones received by you and
that you have not purchased or specialized in
warrants IN any way, directly or indirectly and
that You have received such warrants at their
face value. Tn strict compliance with the
above will be insisted upon, and no settlement
will be accepted unless in full accordance there
with.
You are also informed that so much Of para
graph 2 Of my circular of January 2Sth AS relates
to payment of penalties and costs, is modified us
follows: AMI penalties on delinquent taxes are
receivable i'll warrants, but all costs and fees
are payable Ill currency"
CHAs. CLINTON, Auditor.
fob 1a-f4
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.

MONDAY, december 10TH, 1873
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Messrs. I. G.. Chacncre, T. S. FOntenot.
H. Durf0 and T1leOdule FontenOt.
On motion, Mr.. 7. G. ChacherC was called to
the chair.
The minutes OF the previous meetings were
read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. T. s. Fontenot, resolved,
that alta meeting of the Police Jury of the Parish
of ST. Landry, to be held on the fourth Monday
in January, 1874, being the 18th day of said
month, the amount of taxes to be levied and
assessed on said parish, for the services of the
year 1873, shall then be fixed and determined.
Resolved, that the following is the estimate
exhibiting the various items of expenditure
necessary for the services of the year 1873, and
that the said estimate be published at least
thirty days before the amount of the tax shall
he fixed and determined, as the law requires:
Pay of officers of the Police jury, tO+wit Clerk,
Treasurer, Physician, Attorney, Printer Con-
stable, Road Inspector and Auditor s $500
Pay of members 1000
SheriffS salary, (See Act No. 165, of 1860 800
Clerks salary, tsee Act No. 1855, of 1861 400
Contingent expenses. 1000
Existing debt 10000
Magistrates fees in criminal cases 500. 5000
Constables fees in criminal CASES.. $500
Witness fees in criminal cases before
magistrates 1900
Maintenance of prisoners in parish jail. 5000
Pay of Grand and Petit Jurors Spring
Pay Of Grand and Petit Jurors Fall "O
term of Court 1900
Sheriff for summoning the same........ 900
trict Court 5000
Pay OF District Attorney for convictions 500
transportation of prisoners to the Pen
i~tentiary 500
Pay for extra printing .-.---...-... 300
SheriHs fees in criminal cases .,-....-. 5000
Sheriff fees for attendance on Supreme, II
District and Parish Court .... 300
Construction of public works. ..-...--. $4,000
Pay of road overseers and maintaining
public road - 1900
JOHN ROY, President.
Attest: C. MAYO, Clerk.
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OF E
II +, r M S:
About Que third the price of the originals.
Postage two cents o number, to be prepaid by
the quarter at the office Of delivery.
CI.UB s

4 discount of twenty per cent win be allowed
to clubs OF fOrtTFuf more persons. Thus: four
copies of Blaekwood or of one Review will be
sent to one ad4faess for S12 so four copies of tho
four Reviews and BlackwoOd for $4S, and so OH.
To clubs of ten or more, in addition to tho
above discount, q cop gratis will be allowed to
the getterIap of the club szm .# .A.-.
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Tit Governor Of Illinois recently par
doned Il penitentiary convict because
they said be was dying Of consumption.
That pardon did more for that young
man than would have been done BY d
dozen bottles of cod liver oil. In twenty
four hours his lungs were as sound as il
they had been made Of brass.
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Estate Of Aususte Donate, fil..

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON.
~ Orable Probate Court of the Parish OF st. Ian
dry, there will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, by the undersigned, public auc-
tloneer, at the last residence of the deceased, on
February 24th, 1874, the following
described property, belonging to the estate Of
Auguste Donate, Ills, deceased, to-wit:
One bale Of cotton, one two-horse wagon, one
gun, arnoirs, tables, bedsteads and other house
hold furniture, stove and kitchen utensils.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. &. DUSON, Auctioneer.
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REARgsHRm.

GUIDRY-HUNDLEY-At the residence Of
the brides father, near Opelousas, on Thursday
5th inst, by Rev. G. A. FTRzee, Mr.. Frank a.
Guldry and Miss Belle Hundiey.
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Within the last three months the
President has appointed thirty post
I1listresses. The consequences might
have been anticipated. Twenty-seven
OF them have already notified their
husbands that their services are no
longer required.
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NEW ADVERnHaEmRMra.


INSTRUMENTATION LOUIS DEsMAR-
- ais, In Opel0usas, on Feb. al, 1874. q black
Creole horse branded on the left hip with o trf.
angic and IL Straight mark. A liberal reward
viii he paid to any one returning hila to said
DeamarRis, JAMES GOODWIN.
Tnh 1Q.fF @I&aE S<EET
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.E- TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, D. c., December 90, 1873. 5
ls7s-Department No. 146-secretary's Office.
The following list of standard values of foreign
curreDcies in the money account of the United
tom duties from and after the first day of jan
uary, 1874, and until otherwise provided by law
and regulations, viz:
FOREIGN MONEYs OF ACCOUNT AND THEIR VAL
UEs IN UNITED sTATEs MONEY OF ACCOUNT.
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The above rates will be taken in estimating
the values of all foreign merchandise made out
in any of said currencies, imported on or after
January !, 1874, but viii not be applied to goods
imported before that day.
l am, very respectfully,
WIN. A. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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The difference IN dispositions was
shown In d recent meeting at a railroad
depot. Two sisters met after d long
absence. 'Olli my dear sister, gush1
Ingly exclaimed one, preparingto throw
herself into the arms of her relation.
You've been eating onions,n s8lemnly
observed tile other.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Police of
she Town of OpeROusas.
TUESDAY, February 8, 1874.

- $2.O36 10
0 nmotion of Mr.. L. B.. Cuny, resolved, that
an extension of ten. days, from tho publication
ses under the ordinance of this year. Adopted.
There being no further business, on motion,
the Board adjourned. tT -
H. LATOUR, President.
Attest: JOHN POsEY, Clerk pro tenn.
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Proceedings OF the Hoard OF Police Of
tine Town of OpelOusas.
FRIDAY, January 9Th, 1874.

FRIDAY, January Sth, 1874.
The Board met this day, having adjourned
from Monday, 9TH inst, which was the dag for
a regular meeting. Present Messrss II. Latollr,
President; 70. Vanhtlle, Louis Lejeune, II. y.
Cuny and John POsey.
The GLOWING accounts We're audHted ana or
dered tebe paid by the usual warrant, via
Claim Of Octave Prud'homne for collection OF
taxes and licenses of 1872, as per receipt Of Louis
MADDEN, Esq, Treasurer, his commission on
81, 118 81 being $184.
Account of the same as Constable for hauling
off six dead animals, sc.
Account of Veillant Chacher6 for hauling lum
Der, SIS.
est on $577 ST., as per warrant No. 49,, for two
years. 500 Al, to 18th March, 1874, at which date
the said mount, principal and interest, shall be
paid out of any funds in the hands of the Treas
urer, as balance due him in settlement of judg-
ment of Donate Brothers VS.. the Town of Ope-
lOusas, as authorized by the Board of Police MI
der an ordinance dated February 9th, 1871.
On motion OF Mr.. f. Nanhille, resolved, that
the room now ~Occupiedby the Council be rented
from Mr.. Leieune, for one year from this date,
rant at the expiration of the term.
The Treasurer submitted his monthly state
ment, which was read and ordered to be spread
on the minutes, as follows:
1874, January 5th.
To amount of warrants issued to date
since June LIST. 1873, inclusive Of 81
036 81 outstanding at that date, ma
king $5,O73 80
Deduct amount of warrants paid since
the LIST of June, 73..-.:........ 2,047 30
Balance outstanding .......... S3,025 rs
By amount received for taxes since LIST
of May, Observation-Disclosures. 81, 4O7 90
BY market dues, licenses and sale of
hogs from said $50 25
Balance favor of Treasurer. ...... "a 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
FOR You've LADIES.

S@A1VvN RV@ AVuN"
1 will open my school for the education OF
young ladies, on Monday, lat oil September
Cpr0x.l, in my dwelling at OnefOusas. I intend
this Institution to be pernlanent, and win en-
deavor to meet the wants of this community, by
affording facilities for Il thorough education.
Tuition IN primary branches, per month : 3 90
Tuition in Academic " . 90
French, 2 so
Music with use Of piano, 9 O0,
Drawing, tlafiy ~lessofs), 90
Painting, tri-weekly lessons, " 90
Vocal music gratis,
Board, ...a. AZ 90
per dozen. Ts
All dnes payable monthly i'll advance.
MRS. NJ. NJ. HAYES.
August 8, 1s73-tf.
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T. A. GUIDRY, Dep. Clerk,

OPELOUs4S, February 18th. 1874.
hereby certify that the within was this day
recorded i'll Mortgage Book No. Is, page 511. In
testimony whereof / hereto sign my name and
affix the seal of my office.
JOHN n. OGDEN, Dep. Recorder.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r IA R n Ell A

TME FINE PASSENGER PACKET
gN N 81 R n Ell "A.
W. II. WIRE, Master; j BasCHarDT. Clerk.
Viii leave Washington every Sunday at 10
O'Clock A M. and New Orleans every Wednrs-
day at 5soelockP ]. M.
from and after February sth, 1874, until further
notice, passage viii be only SIR Dollars to or
froln New Orleans.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
GGrand Carrierc, Washington, La.
sent 16-ff
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An impoverished Top wears q ten cent
silver pisces On his shirt bosom, and calls
IT his dime and pin, which Ii certainly
In
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The public debt statement of the Uni
ted States has just been Issued, of which
the following is q Reorganization:
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
Bonds at 6 per eents... 81, 218,72s $50 %
Bonds at s per cent q. .,....... 503,47 800 90
Total. q, 72o, DOC, $50 90
DEBT BEARING NTERE m LAWFUL MONEY.
Lawful money debt -.--.s 14678,O0o 90
matured l~1,O70,88O W
DEB BEARING N INTEREST.
Legal tender 37S,481, 1899 10
Certificates on deposit. .--.... 80, 100 600 90
Eractlona currency--.----- 48,54a,3sS ~
Total without interest," sol ,28s,4sl 90
Total debt s., PAS, / $500 90
Total interest 42,547, OPS 90
CASH IN THE TREASURY.
Special deposit held for rodemp-
ton of certificates of deposit,
as provided by law..---.-.-..- 3~6,f20,OOO OO
Total in treasury -...-......S 132,476,961 ~
DEB LESS CASH IN TREASURY.
Debt less cash in treasury. ...-. 81, l59, 3l5 1876 90
Increase of debt during the past
month S,45o,2f2 10
BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPAS-
IEs-INTEREsT AyABLE IN LAWFUL MONE9.
Bonds issued to Pacific railroad
companies, interest payable in
lawful money, principal out
standing 64,623, $40 90
Interestaccrued and not yet paid 1888, T09 90
Interest paid by the United States 2O,447, 1886 90
Interest repaid by transportation
of mails, 4,666,o54 90
Balance of interest paid by the
United States. 1871, 1881 90
go Collectors Of Customs and
Others,
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MASONIC.


HORBY ROYAL ARCM CHAPTER
IL No. 80, meets at the Han of Humble Cot
tage Lodge, OpelOnsas, every Tuesday after tine
full moon of eaVh month. nj 3 o'clock r. NJ.
EUREKA COUNCIL. Ne. 10,-MEETS
IL nc the ffafi 6f Humble Cottage Lodge, 0pe-
lousas. every Friday after the full NEON OF each
month, at 8 O'clock 7. NJ.
nRRMABas RREENM LOMGE. N~.
" Isd, Big Cane. L.. meets Oh the Saturday
preceding eaeA tall moon.
join NJ. DtSNs Secretary,