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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-03-05
Circular 10 Collectors OF Customs and
Others.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington, D. c., December 20, 1878. 5
1S73-Department No. 146-Secretary's Office.
The following list of standard values of foreign
currencies 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 n THEIR VAL
UEs IN UNITED STATES HONEY OF COUNT
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The subscription price of this paper
is One Dollar and Fifty Cents a year,
payable in advance.
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Sheriff Duson was in Washington City,
the other day, on business connected
with the transportation of the mails.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

We call attention tothe advertisement
Of the Mr.. C. L. Faust.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CARRIAGE sEH0R-THANKFUL FOR
the patronage heretofore extended me by the
citizens Of st. Landry, I solicit afurther contin-
nation of their favors, and beg leave to inform
them that / win always be ready to aceomm0-
date them In any branch of my business, at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, If not paid for on delivery,
will he charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm
mediate collection.
I nave on hand hacks and buggies, which I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. s. p. CLVRK,
Opel0usas, Jan. 10. 1ST2-tf.
nHOT0GRAPHY.-PROF. RUDOLPH
II Mayer begs to inform his friends and the
public in general, that his Portrait Gallery is
now open ut his residence, Church street.
Portraits taken in every size andstyIe known.
Old portraits copied and enlarged.
Office hours, from 10 to i o'clock. Saturdays,
until shutdown.
april 24-tf.
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III regard to the tax on whiskey, that's
easily Tectified.
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A box IA by 10 inches, % deep, contains l Dbl.
AbOx16 by 16A inches, sdeep, contains l bushel.
A box 8 by 81 inches, 8 deep, contains l peck.
A box 4 by 4 inches, ~ deep, contains ] peck.
The standard bushel of the United States con-
tains 215O.4 cubic inches. The imperial bushel
is about SO cubic inches ANY box or measure
inches, will hold a bushel of grain. In measur-
lug fruit, vegetables, coal and other substances,
one fifth must he added. In other words a peck
measure five times even full makes one bushel.
The usual practice is to heap the measure.
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ORTH YEAR I'm DRUGS AND
G
The freshest and purest always ON hand, at
wholesale and retail, at the w~ell-known
st. Landry Drug Store and Med
cal Depot,
Established A. D., 1881
Where can be found every article in the medical
line, besides Paint, Window Glass, Toilet ar
tieles and Perfumery, School and Blank Books
and Stationery of every variety.
A full assortment of Garden Seeds, from Lam
dreth, guaranteed fresh and genuine.)
Tobacco, Snuf and Cigars.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medical use only.
The undersigned dev0tes his time almost en-
tirely to compromising and dispensing
RELIABLE REMEDIES.
Hoping thus, by unremittms devotion to his
calling and a sincere desire to meet the wants
OF his friends and customers, to continue to de-
serve their patronage and esteem.
W. O. POSEY, Apothecary, &c. J
sept. 26-tf.
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CTRAKED.-FROM oPELOUsAs, A
- light bay Creole horse, branded with the
figures $ and | with a diamond between them
Mr.. Joseph Harmon's brand, said horse having
been raised by him at Plaquemine BrulGe. A
liberal REVEAL will be paid to the person return
ing said horse to this Office.
dec 12-ff
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NOTHCE.IBY VIRTUE OF AN ORDIN-
I% ance of the Board of Police Of the town of
0pelousas, adopted January 4th, 1875, entitled
An Ordinance relative to Goats, to prevent
their running at large within the corporate linn
its of the town Of Opelousas, establishing penal
ties therefor, providing for the establishment of
a pound for im~pOInding all goats found run
hing at large in said town; / have selected as a
pound the stable lot now occupied by L. i. Las
sitter in said town.
G. W. MCKINLEY, Constable.
0DpI0ugag Ian a. 1877.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.
OpELoUsAs. FEBRUARY Dad,

0PELoUsAs, February 23d, 1876.
The Police jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: F. Savoy, President; R. Fl.
Littell. A. Guidry and Fl. j. Guillory,
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The petition of numerous citizens, asking the
Police jury to purchase the CocOdrie toll bridge,
was read, and on motion of Mr.. GuiIlory, Re-
solved, that whereas the Parish at the present
time is unable to comply with the prayer of the
petitiOners,th same was laid on the table.
To the Hon. Police Jury, Parish st. Landry:
We the undersigned would respectfully petit
ton your Hon. body for permission to close the
road from the DR.. Phillips place. to near the
corner of Maj. Wilson's plantation, and give us
the road leading directly from Maj. Wilson's to
Henry Phillips, and on TO Mrs. Watson's, inter
secting the public road at the cornerof her plan
tation, we believe this road to he in as good or
der ut present as the old road.
Respectfully submitted,
Signed by 80 citizens.
On motion of Mr.. Iittell, Resolved, that the
petitioners be allowed to make the changes
prayed for in this petition, provided the same
is done in accordance with Section 9, of the
road ordinance.
A lengthy communication was received from
Aurel Armand, and on motion of Mr.. Littell the
same was indiferently laid on the table.
Mr.. Littell submitted the following amend
ed:
Section 10, last line the word sixty instead
of ten days.
Sec. II. That a road oyerseer shall not be al
lowed any compensation for the number Of days
the road hands are required to work, but they
shall be allowed the sum of one dollar and fifty
cents per day, for each days extra work, more
than t1lB hands have performed, and no COM
pensation shall be Allowed for notifying the
hands.
Sec. 10, in line third the word ten instead of
thirty dollars.
The following changes and appointments was
made OF road oVefSeerS.
N. G. Deyilliers, from Coulons bridge to Port
Barre.
4. &. Deyiliers, from I. Meats to Alex
Meats.
H. Humble, from Alex Meats to Bayou Tache.
9. c. SWayzee, from Calihans bridge to 0pe-
lousas.
c. a. Frazeo, r., from oalihans bridge to
Bayou Bourbeaux.
Ernest st. ArTnan, from Mrs. J. B. Roy's to
0pelolIsas and Washington road.
Charles Richard, from Grand Coteau to Ope-
lousas and Bellevue road.
ID. Duplechin, from middle of Pot Cove woods
to John Reeds bridge,
4, q. 0haehere, FROM Boudreauxts gully to
Pr1d'homile city.
Mr.. f. Savoy made the following appointment
Of commissioners for sale of unbranded stock in
the 9Th Ward: Gerasin MGche, and J.. d. Verrett,
in place of G. LaVergne.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock, An.
WEDNESDAY, February cath, 1875.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Fl. Savoy, President II, II.
Lttell, A. E39iarY and It. j. auill0ry,
On motion OF Mr.. Ltttell the following ordi-
nance was adopted:
AN opnrgAscE
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Particular attention paid to tie settlement OF
City and State Licenses aud Taxes.
dee 6-tf.
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MBRENEX

PRENEz
''LE R%EGULATEUR DU FOIE DU DIR. SIMMONS
LIE REMEDE FAVORI
d E S + A M / L L E S
Cette Medicine sans rivale est guarantee ne
cOntenir aucune particule de Mercure, nj aucune
substance minGrale injurieuse, mails est
PUREMENT VEGETALE,
contenant ces racines ct herbes du Sud qu'une
Providence toute sage q places dams les pays
on les Maladies de FOie sc font lie plus sentir.
Ellie GUERRA tOutes les maladies causGes par le
arrangement du fole ct des intestins.
LIE REGULATEUR DU FOIE
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GHARLEA w. LOWELL,
Attorney al Law,
Offices Carondelet street, New Orleans, La,
VIII practice in any Court in the State. All
business promptly attended to, and all cOmnnu-
Rieations answered without delay.
nov. I4-tf.
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DE SIMMONS

MEDICINE DE SIMMONS
est eminemment I'm Remede de Famille; ct en-
lie tenant pref pour tOus les cas- impr6vus, on
previendra Gle tongues heuPes dc sOutfrances ct
plusieurs piastres pour SONS ct prescriptions de
medecin.
Apres Sen 6tre servi pendant plus de q~uarante
ans, les personnes les plus marquantes ct les
plus d1gnes de cOntiance donnent lie t6mOignages
les plus ~fiatteurs de son eticacit6.
D'eminent medecins lie reeommandent CONNIE
lie Specitique lie plus efectif contre La Dyspepsia
on indigestion.
Arne de Get antidote, on peut affronter sans
crainte tous les climats ct tOus les arrangements
deau ct de nourriture. CONNIE remede dams
LES FTEvREs PERNICIEUsEs,
LES MALADIEs D~TNTEsTINs,
LINsOMNIE,
LA JAUNICE,
LA NAUsEE,
I L MA PA ID Re G A L.
C'est La Medicine la moins Cofteuse, La plus
Pure ct La Meflleure du Monde.
PREPARE SETTLEMENT PAR
J.. H. ZEILTN & Gle,
Macon, George ct Philadelphia.
Prix, $1.OO In BOuteilIe.
En- vente chez tous les Droguistes.
/ aOnt
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Weights and Measures.

RECOGNIZED BY LAWS OF THE UN1TED
STATES.
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DOsEY,s BETTER8 ARE UNDE-
IL niably the parest in the market, and the
cheapest, ten to one, for the good they do.
Try one so cent bottle and be convinced.
sent 26-tf.
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To assess and levy the amount of taxes to be
collected for the sevices and expenses of the
current year, and to make an appropriation
for that purpose
Be it ordained, that the sum of thirty-six
thousand s~iX-hundred and thirty dollars, be and
the same is hereby assessed aud levied as the
amount of taxes to be collected for the services
of the current year, 1875, and that the said sum
be appropriated and app0rtioned as follows,
49, 4-sAx E
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gAsUGAR DIS FOR SALE.
0U Cheap for cash. Apply to
J. j. BEAUCHAMP,
sept lit opel0usas.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-21

buke or warning, utterly ignoring the outrage
perpetrated in sister State. If this business
continues all is lost; the days of the Republic
are numbered, and our citizens may as we'll
make teady their necks. for the Yoke thatfs
being prepared for them The American Re-
public must in this event share the fate of other
republics which have succeeded it. to be sue
ceeded by one knows not what! Thus, that
which has often been predicted, but az often
Laughed at, will come to pass, and the name of
Frank p Blair will be enrolled Oh the scroll
CT prophets. >-ia1 .! ~ iaH si ""i'is"o?a:g
The air is filled with rumors, of Cabinet
changes, and these forbode worse evils than
those now. visible. If such men as Fish and
Bristolw and Jewell leave Grants Cabinet, their
places will be filled with men of lower grade
intellectually, of, extremer, views politically,
and utterly devoid of principle. The Repub.
licans Of the Senate have so committed them
selves to Grant that they could not refuse to
confirm any nominations be should see fit to
make. The present attitude Of. the. Republican
party means that rather than yield the power
it now holds it will subvert the government by
force, and other means failing, will plunge the
country into ruin. These predictions will be
yeryfed as surely as those already made haYe
been; and the telegraph anticipated those pie.
viously forwarded by mail in'G'a" sGt
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Grants War Upoa ,theiSeuth.

/ The Washington correspondent or the
Charleston rNttos and Courier insists that "a
policy of hate and oppression has been agreed
upon by tho Grant Republicans and foreahad-
o&s coming events in the annexed letter:, e.i
,rlt a.. sei.s-., WASHINGTON, Jan. H.
The caucus of Republican Senators held on
Saturday, without adopting resolution to
that effect, practically endorsed the Presidents
action with regard to Louisiana. It was unan-
imouslv agreed fliat with the facts before them
the President and Gen., Sheridan were fully
justified; bus it was agreed to await further in
formation before deciding on a definite line of
policy As it is impossible for the case to be
presented in any different light from that in
which it now stands, the Senate may be regard
ed as fully committed to the war upon the South
inaucurated by President Grant. Substantial
" the same may be said of the caucus of the
Radicals of the House, held Saturday evening.
No decisive action WAS, taken, but. the carpet,
baggers gave color to the proceedings ana han
matters pretty much their own way. Speaker
Blaine and Mr. Foster, of Ohio, who had just
returned from New Orleans, were present. but
said nothing Mr.. Daw,,: protested against
some of the wild assertions OF White, OF Ala
bama venomous scalawag. but Judge Hoar
defended the IrCSlQeII, Wullc u4lluiy SiiCISoinS
Secretary Belknap and Gen. Sheridan. Intem-
perate and aggressive speeches were made by
various. carpet baggers, but the sole action Of
the caucus was authorizing the presiding officer,
Mr.. Maynard, to appoint a carpet!btg and
scalowac committee of nine to draw up articles
of waf against the South. No good car. be eS-
pectcd Of any committee this Massachusetts,
alf-breed would appoint. The upshot of the
whole matter Is that, as predicted in this cor
respondence some TIME since, and as foreseen
by Hon Alexander H.. Stephens, the Radica!
majority in Congress have adopted policy Of
prescription, oppression and hate toward the
South. and will sustain and be sustained by the
President with the army and navy at his back
The protests of the people have been uuavaii-
ing to stay this movement, and tue residents
Aacrant violation Of the constitution stands
endorsed by majority of the present Con-
| gress.
Have the people done their whole duty in
this matter? The press, irrespective of party,
has spoken out boldly; but that does not suf'
flee, The people remain criminally passive
We are told that in New York since the cal
for an indignation meeting was issued, headed
by the venerable William Cullen Bryant, that
a reaction in favor of Grant and Sheridan has
set in, and that counter-call has been circula
ted. The Legislature Of the great State O.
New York, in which the Democrats have ;
ina jority, adjourned over without word of re
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The Orepon Legislature has passed a

The Oregon Legislature has passed law
providing that persoh losing money shall
have the right to recover by law twice the
amount of bic loss. Under this law, the:mbre
a man loses the more he wins, and such an op-
portunity for the breaking of faro banks was
never offered.
Well ride fifty miles to see two brothers
under twelve years ofage 60 to bed together
without having dispute about something.
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- "Whats the use, in these days, trying to
be honest?" exclaimed grumbler. ooh, YOU
ought to try it once and SEE" retorted one OF
his companions.
Half the discomfort of life is the result Of
getting tired of ourselves.
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=. RAINE, Proprietor.
sofaLserid,tt aus gSo56inaton.

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Die beiberieiti9en glnnGlte plointrt batlcu.
Sogcn fd) Ole @eid,noreueu i'll ibr 3immer
5uriid. gtad 14.itiinOiger Seratbuug erfan
ten nc alli rnidlti6nlbig," mas Die loiOrtiac
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am 6rtttage bon ben @eidlmoreucn 9tettie
@reen, alias Srenlaine, bes 0ioroeS an
Samuel GldelbcrgGr am 81. September y.
). fiir idIulbig ertldrt uno III Ieben ,Sabreu
3udthaus oernrtbeilt.
- Die p yOeutIfe Seteruneu @eIcaid,aft"
crpGbIte 9onneritug GbsnO folgenoc Seam
ten: 0n9o @ihbOi;, BrGiiocnt; @b. Z.
@aron, &ice Braiioent; u. SprinqS0utb,
corelponoirenber, uno 5. Senler, prototoul
renoer SefretGr; s. Srieoridl, 6iuan;. Sefre-
tar, unO y. y. 6Obler, S6abmeiitcr. Die
melltCn Oerlelben liIo mieoereruiblt morSeu.
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Die 3uitdnSc 1T sSlorioa. = Spt.
fd1Qft oeS itOcrttettrS.

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@pupcrnerr StearnS bat Der @eieBqebunq
leine Sondlaft 5ugedidt. 9ielelbe lit pon
alien 1arteien betidltg auigenommeu nor
ben. DIR @ouuerneur begliidmiimfte oic
@eiebgebung 81 Dem biiibenben mo irieOij=
dlen 3uItono oeS StuuteS, Die &erbredlcu
leten gertn9er an 3abl, gletdle 9fed)c icien
9laen geitd)ert, Stlaueret mo SecGiiiou geb0z
ren Der Sergangcnbclt all; ulrgeltbS III Git
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cmpor, ol8 in Slorloa; Der @ouueruelu bofit,
SaB elu tGbiger uuO redtlidCr Wionu in bclt
Sun6e8lcnot gcluGblt luer0c; empiieblt Die
Nnnahne Der porgeld)lagenel Scrfaliung5=
announcements, iuell OabHrdl cine Scrnllnoe=
rilng Der StN0tS0u8gabcn IN 2luSltd)t getCltt
ucrbc; ferncr empiicblt Der @ouueruellr WCi=
terc NmcnoemelltS, Die Nbid)afung elmer
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onB bte@cicbgebnng aegen Die uerfibreriideH
Sd)lid)c Oc&StaatSz 9rucferS, Der Dem Staate
bi8ber III ulel Geo 9efotet babe, anf Der
0ut Icin lperoe. Die Sotld)nft belobt Die 93e'
lNebun9en bes @inuNuOerun9S GommiIiGrS
unb propbcSeibt, ooB nadl Dem Sd)luB OeS
SpauSiglten SabrbunOert8 SlOrion cine Dtil=
lion @tumohner mo ein Serul0gsH pOu 800
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oeilttAL ptpuutll pl lS'lettJYHllt9iS't w oe-
trefi Der Ybilooelpbia'e @elltcuni0l Scicr,
nnb erncnnt cine Jfcibe bon 0erreu, Die ais
2lusltelIrugs GonlmiGGre bcs Stadtca fuugt.
ren iollen. Sic 6uuujlage heS Staate8 lit
gut; bic Sd}lllO lit rm $21 200 ucrnllrbcrt
lporOcu uuO betrdat sur Belt nur 81 ,599 ,478.=
y. 2l0e 3irien ielen piinttlid) beSoblt nor
BEN uno Der @ouuerueur boIit, oaB man Oen
Grebit oe8Staate8 and) III 3utnnft iorgfdltig
beluahcn werNe. - Sum Sdllniie brld)t Der
@Ouuerneur cine 2anSc fir ote 9lncrtennlug
ser @ubancr ltno belont, OoB bic Nattonal=
0tegierung fiir bic bnrd ben Sauferott Der
nSreeOmeu'S Sont" cutltNuoencns Scr!uite
uerantiu0rtlid) Iet.
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2omiStann.-Was iutro oerGonsreb
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ertennnng Selogg'S anb Der 5fumpf @eieb~
gebung 2. bic grrihtMng elmer probiDrtld)en
Geaierung; 3. (Sutler'8 Ylan) cine Aeue
wabI. 9llle brei Sorifl6ge baben iebod bis
onhln int @omite fetne Otebrbeit erlaugt
Su3rriId,en arbeitet o0S repnblfantId,e Salls
CHS ssGon,ite ielbit euen Ylan aus, Der it@
ipabrid)einlid) fiir Sorj4lag Sir. /, Den Iiors
ton befiirlu0rtet, erflarem miro. lin0 nin pie
rabifale 9lrbeit pollItdnbig 81 MAIDEN, iptrb
man Iid) nidlt nllr oablt perIt1nbiger, baB
SouiItana elncn &ellogg uno Die 9funlpfge
Ieegebuag bebdlt IND 8inhbad al8 SunbeS=
lenator i'll hen Gon9reB 9ebt, lonoern Der Sn
pQiUenSe 8ei6luB audi i6nlntlld)e SilOltaaz
ten ms 9luge faBt, sber, nit anbern Sorten,
Ourd leid)t alI3uSettelnben 3rutit aae mieoer
in Die republifaniidle Bartet billeinmaBregelt
@raups 9o.itif iol aufredJt gebalten nnb
obne wetere llnii6meiit Ella GeihluB paifirt
lperben, Der nit eineln GHlage ben 6reibei
ten oeS ii;oli6en SOlte8 ein @nbe maf)t.
IfDgen Die 9euie, lBeId)F Grants Sotld)aft
als elne Gntl1nlDigung betra6teten nHO III
ben YroteIl=aeuBergngen pes SolFes elnfn
patrf6:i,dieu DtaAnruf OH bic 9cluaitbGber
ertlidten, iidj .c;:.ssr t.cc;nsr 3aui6uns binseben,
nnS, wie pas nur gu bduTy SSssiiffilllebt, Die
bQnSe luie0er mliilig i'll ben ShooB legen:
&ie repnblifaniid)e parfei, alleutbalbeu trri=
t1rt, miro lelbIt Dor elnem StaatSitreld)e nid)t
Suritdlbreden, I'M iidl 3uretten. SIR Inter
gang beoeutet beute Die moraliid)e nnb politi-
ldle gernldtung 5u ptelsr ibrer b>sberigen
gSortfiibrer nno eine8 Onrd) uno ourb corrup.
zen SeGntenbeeres, als OaB man iid) 10 lei1t
fiiger Dire.
stl8 Die erite 9tadridjt Der @reiguile in
9teip SrleanS uns crreidlte, CAB e8 Oieie 0Eez
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