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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07

There lis nothing like being exact in
your facts and figures. The Mount Car.
mel Gill; Register says: "Two thousand
seven hundred and sixty-three gallons
of blackberfies have been picked in
this vicinity the present season and in
picking them 61 women got $4,000, 900
chiggers on them
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07

Mr.. O. A. Lochrane, formerly Chief
Justice of Georgia, has written o letter
warmly urging Gen. Grant for a third
term. He does it on the ground that the
Democrats of the North have really no
sympathy for those of the South, that
and is soundo the finances and well dis
posed toward State rights.-[Picayune.
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The Louisiana Central Rail-
way
from the New Orleans Times.

1I'hb 'S @NS" III
By our Red River exchanges we see
that Mr.. F. W. Kellogg. of New York,
one of the directors of the Louisiana
exahdRia,~ NatehitOches and Shreveport,
with a view to obtain the active and
substantial cooperation of the taxpay-
ersj property owners, planters and cor
pOrationsi in building the road. Meetings
were held at the three towns named, at
which Mr., kellogg presented the COM
pany's propositions, andlt would appear
thatlthey have proven generally accept
able - 'H'' 49, 49, f..
The. company propose to build a rail
road from Shreveport, via Natchitoches
and Alexandria, to q point on the New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad,
near VermilliOnville, provided that each
parish through which the road shall pass,
will donate to the company a fixed
amount in parish bonds, p%ayablein TWEEN
ty- years, with seven per cent interest
per annum, payable SCI i-annually.
In Rapides parish, for example, the
Company call for a donation of $780, 600
in bonds, ~twO-thirds of the amount to
be issued and turned yer to the COM
pahy,,t wheh'i it shall have completed a
railway, fully equipped, from Alexan-
S1 Id w A4CCOIh . @ SISUSbIIIC vi SCNSIUSCH
miles; and the remainder of the bonds
to be delivered when the road is COM
pleted from Alexandria to the northern
line of the parish. This proposition is
before the parish police jury to be ex-
amiined, and if approved, to be submit
ted to the taxpayers for their action by
vote The Alexandria Democrat and
the Gazette favor the proposition ; the
Caucasian is opposed to it.
As by the charter of this railway it is
to be assessed for parish taxes, in each
parish that it may traverse, in proper
ton to its entire length, including the
rolling stock, the Democrat very clearly
figures out the result that for the fifty
five miles of track it will have in Rapides
parish, costing about 81, 81 900, the
companyiwiH have to pay $4,000 of the
annual taxes, leaving $4,000 for the cit
liens to pay-taking the present status
as a basis of illustration. This would
be but $1,000 more per annum than the
citizens now pay in taxes; and the peo-
pie. of Bayou Beuf alone, says the De-
mocrat, pay. four times that amount ev-
cry year as all extra expense in getting
their crops to market, and for return
supplies. A point we'll put, and, to our
mind, unanswerable.
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PoLITIcs AND TEMpERANCE.-One OF

POLITICS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oh
II exchanges says 2 In Ets~~
In endorsing the white mains party
we want it distinctly understood that
we will make no compromise with vice
in any form ; will never suffer our hands
tied even for the sake of it's success ;
will never bind ourself to support even
it's nominees for Office, unless we are sure
of their efficiency, probity and virtue.
We want it distinctly understood that
we will never again vote for an Immoral,
profane drunkard, if we know it, no
matter how white his skin, or how elo-
quently he may talk of patriotic duty
and political corruption. He must be a
man whose sense of moral obligation
will not permit him to entertain a dis
honest thought, or to degrade his man
hood, or impair his mental faculties by
into~xication. No man who has not these
qualifications; who is not influenced by
a high and pure sense of moral obliga-
tion-is not afraid to be dishonest-and
cannot control his appetites and pas
sions; who is not a temperate and pru-
dent man cannot be safely entrusted
with the important affairs of State and
we can never tconscientiOusly support
such q man for Office again, no matter
what our personal relations are or what
his qualifications may be. We repeat,
We haze Uoted oar last time for q drunbard
for n office.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07

The following communications appear
in the last number of the Thibodaux
Sentinel:
THIBoDAUx, La, July 31st, 1874.
Editor of Thibodaux Sentinel:
A report having been put in circula-
ton that I was engaged in shaving
horses and cutting saddle on last Mon
day night, at the exhibition of Thibo-
daux College, | take this means of pro-
nouncing all such charges as false, and
| am able to prove my innocence at any
time. CLEMENT BINNINGS.
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Umi6CRfiOm.

a CONFERENCE BETWEEN PROMINENT
2 GOLD CITIZENS" AED'LEADfNG'C COL.
ORED MEN-PERFECT CIVIL EQUALITY
GREED Upon.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07

Gen. Beauregard, in an address to the
people of this State, dated July 18th,
1873, said: -'1.j> 'a II,
.".We are bound to give this. great ex-
pertinent of Republican self-govern-
ment, OH the basis of impartial suffrage,
u fair trial, and as long as we assume a
position antagonistic in principle to his
rights, We. thereby drive the cOlored man
in Opposition to us, if harm results we
mnstlay the blame upon ourselves rather
than on<the system.
r." am persuaded that the natural re-
lation between the. white and colored
people is that of friendship. ! am per-
suaded that their interests are identical,
that their destinies in this State, where
the two races arc equally divided, are
linked together, and that there is no
prosperity for Louisiana, which must
not be the result of their cooperation"
Allyou gallants of the white League"
read the above, it is the opinion of an
honest patriot, and a true son of Louis
iana. -@.,t" -...
Will the opinion Of Gen. Beauregard,
be without weight with you?-[Progress.
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THIBoDAUx, La, July 31st, 1874.
;tor of Tbibo5onv cooJ.

THIBOpAUX,~LA. July 31st, 1874.
Editor Of Thibodaux Sentinel:
Having heard that an article was to be
published in the Sentinel, signed by
Clement Binnings, claiming to be limo
cent of the shaving of horses and of cut
ting of saddles, on last Monday night,
at ST. Joseph's Church, I beg to state,
that he may be perfectly innocent of the
two acts above mentioned, but he was
captain of the gang, and he is guilty of
other acts, too dirty to be mentioned in
this article. The parties who committed
the mischief are Clement Binnings Cap
tain, Johnny Howell, MYRTLE BOudreaux.
Very respectfully,
HENRY BOUDREAUx.
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On motion the Police jury adjourned unit
Monday, September 9Th, 1874.
JOHN ROY, President.
Attest: 6. MAYO, Clerk,
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Whole amount S43,UUU
One-tbird of this is $16,333, which the
railroad would have to pay, leaving only
$4,000 of amount due the railroad, and
$32,66G parish tax which is only $4,000
per annum more to pay than our present
taxation, not Il half mill Oh the dollar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23

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GENERAL st.Gl LATluSS

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paseuts Wishing ~ have ihst sbiItsbs.ui hume.
st1Aid kts timely raEss, md ~ 4ni Ira NtlHx
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23

Pupils are received Any iims during III.
year. and charged from dAt4 sf entrance
~ dsdsstlea made fer partial absence
Mnisss IN sAss " psctSastsd Illness. or d.
ntissat.
Communication. IN mil from tLe Aea,le,
eny ~ Submitted 10 The ln.rsetios " ths
NMperiersss.
Zach Pupil II required IL have shanss.
" clsthink sufficient ~ svpvsr NJ atl time,
NEATLY and respectfully dressed siso sis
towels. III table napktns. ans drss.isx.
e0wn, oAs bathing gown. iw0 bIark aprons
kslfs, fart. silver tabIs .sI teaspoon. and
nApktnevisk. With nams MARRIED In full
dfessIBr.rsse furnished With combs. brusii
t10ih and nall brushes. Asap, etc.
Packet money ani to@iaes stamps arr "
~ entrusted IN ths UIreesrsv~. M vst4HI.
i'stfs for Guiding ~ siLsr Items Will ~
msAs4 nnlNss a snsD NJ money bs Deposited
with The lNstltNti0M fot thai purpose
Difference " Religion form. ~ obstacle
~ The AdMissIen NJ sMvh ~ ARE Willing ~
senf0vm u ths tslebtt4bsd rDHitAs IL Nv
tHstttHls, ktdsf NJ pArsJfl.,
UW esrsfivtsse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23

The Republic Magssins, Washing
ton. y. r., for November II full u In.
struetion; - i uniformly tho ssss Will
The valuable publication.
IL articles On tho developed rssonsc.
- u the South and On ths Central
Territories should - read by every
citizen.
Send for sample copy II you wish %
80 for yourself. Of send % for ! years
subscription, anf gst tho worth ~ your
money every month.
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Ths Montpelier Female Humane A.sest.
ss'en, chartered ~ ths Legislature " VII.
ktSla mud ths tlvruii cOurt " Nranss ~
proposes ny 4 uvand Din tonsess 10 rsiat,.
iish AMI sainw n Home fOr thu I'D, In.
hrm, mud Destitute Ladies u Virginia. a
Montpelier. the firmer residence VI Prest.
dent James Madison.
u1vtHSnH u Utyisx. NfNxOsU, july n
1874 II affords ma pleasure - say that
nm we'll acquainted with IavEs major.
Wy ofiLv oliirsrs II thsMonil #Ilsr Female
tlnipa.s Associations. Vim reside In ths Vie.
unity u my home, and attest their Intel.
IIHsnre and THAR werih and hl9h veputA.
iton ~ gentleman ~ veil ~ ihs public
eDnA,lenee, innusnes and substantial sssns
libetslly ffpfaseMed among them.
JAMEA i kkMPEN. Uev, virGiats.
ALsxAsbAsA, VI. July y, 1874, -
commend tIrm ~ gents II honyr and
Integrity andfsity entitled 10 the eaAa.
irue1 VI the pBhltr
\. ", ~ tiikH. " = Judge Enst'n Hist
" W FuriItrrn rsfYSrness ~ ptrmissI.s,
tiis esselienct uiIbert q Walker, ~.
uossrngv ~ Va. Han Nsta. v. WIthrrs
LIEUT. tUos NJ fa mud 4 n tsnatsv fleet
Senators aud slrmbvrs " Congress from
Va
H4mitssnees for tickets mAy ~ made "
sspress prepaid, p"ri.Dfbes n,DHey evsier
On Washington DC o. by registered isi.
tsrs
Ker faii particulars. tss.Isobiais IL
sehd for Circular. A,Ilssss Hon. JAMES
HARBOUR rv4s't nv IA AIessHdsis.
w. Reliable sTsHts wAntst every.
~hsrs 4Dst
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l..WLsa, Iowa. uet. l5th 1874.
We tic undersigned. assisted IL
,Lr.shing on shs farm II august chs
tan, near I.nwlsr. with 4 Canton
Sweepstakes Machine, sud 10 Arcbi.
bald Lyons and Amos Milks. July -
W. do hereby certify that IL our
opinion the Machine ,lons No. ] work.
thrsshel Fast. cleaned well. and saved
the grain H. our entire satisfaction, In
wheat and ohts.
a DnEwglEw. AInghr On%rEs
Part. DEsaElEN, tnHl-rlas ktipnvH.
llxsGi srnlarfrH. A. H. ". GunAvp.
Erfsnp GtTlsrr, |. Dnssrtgs.
Arar.t On.trs, Il. UGragLLv.
W. tie undersigned. wcro present
AMI accn the Machine referred 10 AL"yc.
threshing. aud fully culur.o tie shove
statement,
Jons MAauiHk, owner " Case Ma.
chino.
II. n. GArEs. nwnor Il Vibrator.
". lIoonLEk. I" !"
GEo, llxnsrock. M. earns.
LAwLss, Iowa, Oct. 18th 1874.
We the undsraignc,. hereby certify
that W assisted in Thrsshing. with )
Canton Sweepstakes Machine on thc
farm u August Osh.sn near Lawlsv,
with the Machine Sid 10 Archibald
Lyons and Amos Milka. July 1874.
that we spread largo canvas undsf
The straws'acksr and carefully saved
oil The grain carried over and cleaned
II and IN :hssshing 10 bushels of wheat
IN 10 minutes there wss only 4 ounces
of wheat carried ovcr being II the rate
II ~ pounds 70 40 bushsl u wheat;
now add Il you please one half more
for waste IN shaking The slrsws from
the sanvas and you have half bashsl
n wheat, and In thrsshing 10 bushels
u oats 10 i've minutes we gathered In
sa'no manner ~ ounces u oals. beina
2 bushels and ounccs " waste III 600
euslsl u oats u poor quality.
lkkcmiHALD LyoHs,
AMOS MiLks,
pniLir MrlIH,Ds,
j. T. DrRsLY.
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Manhood I How kIOA9. LIOor
nrNtN1.Fkf I

= 49, pattish.A, ssw ~iNlsn n ~. GsI.
vsgsestts CSlSbSaoeM kese1 IN ~
radical aWss fs,thwet mhtdietHet ~ stseesee.
~ tosshwA " ses1tMM Wysh sAeS. Involuntary
eeMswsi lssess, p'wpMswst, nent.i eaA thysissl
lmeapAeIst 1n.psd 'nsH.e ~ Msstiass. a. lass,
CseGsmpt0N, ktAisIMy wNd eNs. ts1M1eI tt Avif.
indulgence ~ SEXUAL eaifstaxsse., ~.
lD-trss. IN Asels1 ~hveIntr mi, D s.Has
1ht seshsstel HstIss. IN thle sdsnlsshs tAesw.
Me41v 6sMsu~ss1stss. nvlA thirty y~sfs snseS1s.
~ peoettst, thmt tba alarming sgS,seqs.Aesa M
sffabu@~ tnAy ~ nd et6lt rMfsd wibsai the dan.
gs.estA ~ q lMseae MseiFns - The stpll"st -,
simple, rSvsaln aHA rifseinst. ~ tDssHs VI which
ssstt aoitssst. m mtalsf st,at his svHai VI Htsy
vi. ss.t sure hl'Hssit ehsap't, pstsAtAy. s1t
sajleEtly.
- rIsis L~etsss III. NH " in sts hsnds III every
ysnsh eHa ~ wtg man IN The isHd
evnt uMift sal. IN plain M,s siet~s IN aDy Ha.
dt~ss, p~,s' paid, ~ ~ssf sfsa esnls D, to- t4st
MAMp6
AdAfeee ths ruhtlshSrr.
GMAA !. q. ktJSEArO
~ Newsst. Nv~ fork i.ss VAfA me-. ttse,
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LAwlkn, Iowa, Oct. 9oth ie74.

LAwLEH, Iowa, Oct. 1Oth 1874.
W. will rut UP : Canton sweep
ssakss 1'hrssl,ins Machine and $500,
against any other Machine Of ssms
siss. IN The United Htatse. that viii
thTssh more grain In ! given time o.
10 better work than either u The Two
machines herein referred 10.
J. r. DYERLY.
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l'niL,r McDnlpg.
EbwAkp Mcllmtpx
FHANcis fAHSAM.

l.AwLss. Iowa, Oct. 10Th. 1871.
70 AL Whom II may ronce,n'
August 26sh 1874. Patrick Hall
bought Sweepstakes Thrashins Mn
chine % inch Separator u John Nc.
lIushs agent for q. Aultman X To-.
u I.awlsr. and after running |, = few
days. for some rsason. did not make II
work we'll. aud without giving the come
tany sufioicnt nosios and ti.ns 10 20
and 80 the Machine work. aud II any
defects 10 the working u aAid Machine
10 repair Il and put Il In good running
order.
They returned said Machine 10 Law
lsr In very bsd coalition. soncavs and
crate broken. and the large beassr
.hsis sprung and one u tho cress bars
bsok.n, l inch BY II inch u hard
wood. and otherwise In bal order
by request " q. Autumn 4 Co..
J, r. Bysrly their Assn. and q. h.
Jones repaired said Machine. and hirod
phlliph MsBrtss vhs y running and
owns : J. l. Cas- Machine. 10 take
this condemned 6wsspssats to biz job u
shrsshing fos Albert Dravalo near Law.
lsr. October 18th and thrcshcd wheat
oil day. without say unnecessary stop.
ping, except breaking u eoncavs tooth
which detained thrsshins about II
ninusss. and Monday tho 10Th, W
shrsshsd DO bushels of oats In 3 hours
- came place. which weighed 4a2
bushels.
W. The sndsrsigaed hereby declare
and ~ shas shs machine done good
work Nv svsvy respect. tlreshsd fasl
elssnsd veil and saved the grain n
we'll % any machine made.
J. =. DysMLY.
u. Il. JoSKs.
Jomx Mclluom.
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cOi.LEGiATE DEPARTMENT

tut NTti rtAss, s#thti.it.s turtrtns, iilsitv.
Arthur ~ et,n4Hnstl. tnsssf+ty Ateshfa ~ ftula
and Ttlsnbn,nrtfys iist.t3e, Enusisl idt.taiuta.
y, nrnt mrs ani Sanrst pi,Al,~pt,i,, euni8 hh.tI
Ahei.pt itlsiur,. Physical fie'~sai,hs, Is.mts.
Naniiit i,eists latin, trrvt thurman anil W nsi
npaunet,
TlItHn rLNse ~ seue,s sfstsfitilstiy, Ilnet.
tim, tfa~tsIr. AHvtsnt Ustufs and tistyfapi,t
tt0nah anil usuaian Antigu tits, EnRIssI. tHyfsfaf,,
University AfgehsN suuitl.srh. sHr,syBhg, lssEIs,
ks~ays. MoHthiy bbs'es. Latin, afreti tnneh snt
st~gnssn optional.
attWNu ftAs .4-ks isishsss ~ fslhnieH5. W.,
rHil, fffr.f~y, A., ntNt Philosophy t4tr ami Mt
hyslrs. WMsn. lsiray - tf,ai-sts Isliitaau'.
Nasi4aii Ion. AeitvtHHy, AHasiIrHi tiFsnhsity u.
/ ssys, Monthly Hei,tss, Latin tstssk tfsu.h nn,l
| herman upilnhs
| ttnsr tLAss =. Mrsi rllio-nply ro.lilrs, kesn
omy, Haany, Hsnsa,y, Aslfif.pyt thsml.'i,
! fHIrHlHs, t'Ni,s M,tiuAss AHaittfea Mechanics
/ latin, Hresk Herman AMI ttsp4ih np'lti,a.
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The Mashisss referred 10 In The
above ssatsmsst. shrsshsl 400 bushels
u wheat for me apd Az bushels u
oats, By weight il ! hours. | consid-
q Il ths tsss job II shrsshing ! ever
bad dsns.
A. DaRwsLsw.
W. ths andsrslgssd assisted In shrssh.
ins wph Machine referred - BY Mr..
Dsswslsw. shssshsd fasi. cleaned veil,
And sassd she grain 70 our entire sAtis.
faction.
\. DsswLsw. N. Task
EpwAaS 0uSsluss. E.DsswslHw
Hssay 6cnLAsfsa, r. n.xwsLsw
@. Kficsssa. A. Oms.sx,
CSC. usnsroex.
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Nsllrs u Warmers /.

IN and after September IL. wheat
will bc received on store NJ the frcscd
Elevator II tho rata VI two rents pss
bushsl Tor tho nrNt ~ days and one
half cent per Dual,el for each ton days.
thereafter.
llEApLE Il llusrrixa
Crsscs Ang. ~ 1871 ~
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CANTON swEGlxTAkEs.


LAwLsR,, Iowa, Oct. 10Th is7A.
We lhs undersigned, owners aud
employees Of j. |. Cases machines,
hereby certify that we were employed
~ J. r Dysrly, Agent Of q. Aul,-
maa / Co., and q. II. jones ~ Asaist
them ID shrsshiag and tsss,ng twu
Canton Sweepstakes Machines that We
had sold, ono 70 Patrick Ball. and one
20 Archibald Lyons and Amos Milks.
That W have .hssAhsl with tho Ma.
chine sold 90 LYoxs X MiLKs. 400
bushels II wheat and 300 bushels Or
oass; aud with the Machine sold 10
Patrick hall W shrcahcd 900 bushels
Of wheat and ~. bushels of oats, b.
weight. IN 3 hours, and that IN our
opinion both Machines done good work.
lhrsahel fast. cleaned we'll and saved
the grain vol. aud w pronounced
Thorn number ono Machines In every
respect.
pniL,r Mcllnins.
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VIZ learn from : private source that
WIN. \. Coak. > Turner resident u
Metiregor. Who WAS 1t ono time an
gagged II buying whcat for llAsssts.
Hunting x TO-, u Luana, and II late
. resident ~ OttMmwa. lows, and
freight conductor o. The Burlington !
MinnssotA River Railway; MAS aysi.
IDENTIFY killed On Saturday, the l7th.--
McIregor Times.
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Commercial Orpnftm~nt.

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Arithmetic fAahansNa's ttAhst sts srstttnjsts
tafatnrftsi.s Hank M luN tLftaHt stfnttnf an
ttits~tsis H's tift,niH#f trswHA tnstiHt.a tIss
sathy tMitrhtlss tnssfsHNdssl..g M.hsufatlal
n~t, Ia tfFt afutsnrr ani tnRfsh tastsigsstst. VI
'ufnfnsfsini Inv bryant Il stsastens, hfs-its
sIt f1usu aud ttstpi \, sst,4 guysai.
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st. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE ~ Cisks. Ns

This Institution, situated In tl,p nn-i de.
iirhifni lpeattsn III rrsirs III i'!,iaD i.
Mn.i~r ilr direction ~ ilp sebeui sisters u
NDtrs UMMe.
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We the undersigned wsrs pressn.
and Examined shs working u Machine
referred to. aud fully endorse tho
abnve statement.
a. ]. THOMPSON, Threshsr.
CnAxLEs MAnxL.
il. RuuERs =
pnILLir RaiLLY, !"
A. II. NiLLgrr.
JAMxa FLsrcmss,
nAxkL posp,