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Proceedings of she Board of PeIfce ot
the Town Of 0peIOusas.

SATURDAY, January 9th 1875.
The Board of Police of the town of Opelousas,
met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Dr.. James Ray, President, and
Messrs. @. Mornhinveg, G. Mayo, Geo. w. Hud-
speth, P J.. Lefebyre and G. N. Ealer.
On motion, the committee heretofore appoint
ed for the purpose of examining the books and
vouchers OF the former Treasurer, were allowed
further time to report.
On motion of Mr. Mayo, resolved, That Article
8 of An Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance z for
the purpose of creating q revenue for the town
OF Opelousas, which reads, Each and every
keeper OF a Billiard Table or Pigeon Hole, shall
pay twenty-five dollars" be and the same is
hereby amended, so as to read: Each and every
keeper Of a Billiard Table, shall pay twenty-five
dollars.
On motion, An account of Edgar Vanhille for
haulinglumber, amounting to s13, was approved,
and an account of Edgar Vanhille, for ditching
and repairing streets, amounting to $13, was
laid over, and an account of G. B. Andrus, for
repairing a bridge, amounting to S6 IS, was al
so laid over.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JAMES RAY, President.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pV:BLHC SALE.
Estate OF JEAN BAPTIsTE JACOT FON,
TENOT, DECEAsED.-No. 3767.

b virtue of an order of the honorable Pro
bate Court, of the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned tutriX or by any
publIs anetioneer, at the last residence of the
decetised on Bayou Nespique in prairie Ma
mouth, in the parish of st. Landry, on MON
DAY. February 18th, 1875, the following des-
cribeI property, belonging to the estate of Jean
BaptiSte Jacot FontenOt, deceased, to-wit:
/. ghe plantation where the deceased last resi-
ded, consisting in one hundred and sixty acres
and Efty-twO hundredthS OF an acre of land,
situated in prairie Mamouth, on bayou Nespi-
que with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, being the same purchased by deceased
of thE State of Louisiana, on the 26th February,
1861. designated as the northwest quarter of
sectiSm nine in township No. foursouth of range
No. enc east, in the Southwestern District of
the State of Louisiana, bounded north by the old
Campbell claim, south by McClendon, west by
Henry GuillOry, and east by public land.
Q. he tract of prairie land, situated near the
above described plantation, in the said parish
OF 81 Landry, containing hlrty,nlne and ninety
sevel hundreths acres, bounded north by Me
CleD@lOn, south bypublic land, ~Westby S0sthene
MarSantel, and east by public land.
5. One tract of woodland. situated. in the
neialborhood OF the aforesaid plantation, con-
tanning one hundred and thirty and twenty hun
dreGtbs acres, being lots Nos. four and five OF
the Sorth-east quarter of the southwest quarter
andnOrth-west quarter Of the southeast guar
ter 1T section No. five in township No. three
south of range No. one east, i'll the Southwest
ern Eand District of Louisiana.
4. gone lot OF g6nGle horned catLIe, ABOUT bWen-
ty lead one lot of wild horse creatures, about
tweslty head; one American dun horse, one
creole bay horse, one spotted white and black
horse, one black horse, one palf work exen, one
lot 9heep, about thirty-nine head; one lot of
hog, one OK cart, one wagon, one hack, one
horse cart, one lot pl0Ws and harr0wa, two dOu-
BILE Sarrel shot gun, one lot pine boards one
loo.a, one armoir, one lot blankets, twos spinning
wheels, Que lot of about seventy-ive barrels of
corr, four hundred bundles Of fodder, thirty
BARRELS of potatoes, the bI andlng iron, house
holA and kitchen furniture, plantation and
farSling implements, and many other things
toOsnumerOus to mention.
Terms and ConditiOns.-Eyery adjudication
of rsn dollars or under, to be paid cash on de-
livery the lands, together with all mOvables
adiEidicated for over ten dollars, to be paid in
tw% installments, viz one half payable on the
tirss day of March, 1876, the remaining half on
htsf1rst day of March, 1877, eight per cent per
ansum interest to be added 0n all sums not
paB1 atmaturity. The lands to remain specially
~mo&tgaged with vendors privilege retained in
favor of said estate, until final payment of
LIE o. FoNTENoT,
Tutrix.
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USING THE SAME TowEL.-Health
follows neatness, and disease the de-
parture from it. The use of the same
towel by many, common IN d public
place, though more allowable than the
use OF the same tooth brush, is, never
theless, o not much healthier prac-
tice.
A pr0minentocculist says that the con-
tagious Egyptian or granular infama-
ton OF the eyes is spreading rapidly
throughout the country, and adds, II
have i'm many, and 1 may say in the
majority of cases, been able to trace the
disease to the use of the so-caIled roll-
lng-towels. Such towels are generally
found in our country hotels and sleeping
apartments of the working classes, and,
being thus used by nearly every one
are made the carriers of the most dan
ger0ls, and, as regards its symptoms.
most troublesome diseases of the eve.
/ therefore would strongly recommend
that the use of the rolling towel be
abolished, for thereby we will discard
one Of the great instruments for the
spread of such a dangerous disease Of
the eye, by which thousands Of work
ing-men are annually deprived Of their
means of support.
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ORCHARD GRASS FOR THE Souri,.
Among the grasses which have been
fully tested and found well suited to the
Southern climate, orchard grass occupies
quite . prominent position. Though
somewhat coarse if cut when In flower.
il makes most excellent hay. It Will
stand almost any amount of dr0nth
lnljurys and shade does not hurt it. This
gives ls Q peculiar value as pasture
grass it will flourish among trees whose
shade win be of Importance to stock
Rural Alabamian.
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TDUBLIC SALE.
OF LUTHER YouNG.-No. a74s.

ESTATE OF LUTHER YOUNG.-No. 874s.
" virture of an order of the honorable Pro
base Court, of the Parish Of st. Landry, there
wifl be sold at public auction, to the highest
bi%der by the undersigned administrator or by
q public a~uctiOneer, at the last residence OF the
deceased on Bayou BRuf, in this parish on
THURSDAY, February 18th, 1875, the follow
ing described property, belonging TO the estate
ofsLuther Young, deceased, to-wit:
!. A certain tract or parcel of land situated
ard lying on the left descending bank of Bayou
BSsuf in the said parish of st. Landry, State
aforesaid, containing two hundred and thirty
ole acres, bounded as follows, t0-wlt: On the
n&rth by lands belonging to Payne, on the west
By Bayou Boeuf, on the south and east by. D. W.
Williams, being the same property on which de-
CEASED last resided, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
y. A certain tract or parcel of land situated
AID lying on the right descending bank Of Bayou
Bseuf, containing eighty arpents, bounded as
f0dIows, to-wit On the north by f. W.. LutZ,
west by public land, south by Hyp0lite Fon~
ttSnot, and east by Bayou Bguf, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
q. One lot of farming implements, one new
sAring wagon, three old wagons, one grey stall
Jpn, one brown mare one Maltesejack, twenty
ftye head of mares and colts more or less, sixty
hkad of horned cattle more or less, one pair of
oSen, fifteen head of sheep more or less, one lot
u hogs, one iron brand, three bedsteads and
Kidding, one lot of kitchen and household fur
rsture, one sewing machine, twelve bales of
cytt0n, a lot of corn consisting of lightweight
Barrels more or less.
sTerms and Conditions.-The plantation to-
esther with the landed property to be sold,
Iayable one-fOurth cash on the day of sale, and
tse other three-f0urths of the purchase price
Payable in three equal annual installments from
the day of sale. Purchasers will have to fur
IRISH their pr0miSsoPy notes, with satisfactory
SECURITY, bearing interest at eight per cent per
tSnnTm from maturity, special m~Ortgaged and
Vendor's privilege to be retained on said pro-
lerty until final payment OF principal and in
ts}rest.
nh movable property to be sold payable rs
f{Dll0ws, viz All purchases to the amount of
twenty dollars or under, payable cash all
amounts over twentydollars, payable one fourth
q. h, and the 0ther tlree-fourths to be paid on
ele first day of January next, 1876. The pur-
@hasers viii have to furnish their notes, made
payable to the administrator or order, with sat
&faetory security, bearing eight per cent per
annilm interest from maturity: and vendors
a~rivilege win be retained on the movable pro-
Sserty thus sold, till final payment.
I VIM. j. YOUNG,
I Administrator
Z ;oY, 1 z
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Fist OF H4etse1.s
Dsaal. weaIa be Iapeaalble L

Death vosald he Nnpessfblc il the pro
clarnations Of the alcoholic nostrrlm-mongers
were trlle. But. alas their terrible exeitants
send thousands staggering TO the grave. Instead
OF adding fuel 10 the Ere of disease with stlch
deadly compounds try the cooling, renovating.
purifying, and regulating effect Of that inestim-
able combination of herbal juices and extracts,
Dr. walkers California Vinegar Bitters-the
sole specific for Dyspepsia, Physical Debility,
Headache, Bilious Collie, Liver Complaints,
Geut. Rheumatism and Chronic Constipation,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


C''azen" Bank of LOuisiann w. u,n.u~~
A. Cook.
COURT, PARIsH OF sr.r
uay:-No. 124S6.-By virtue of a writ If IAN
n nv SUE W., issued ont of the Hon. the Eiehtb nniI1e
MY Court, in and for the Parish of 81 DIS
vii ne nS anoTe entitled snit, and to me direetedy !
NIL III ptoceed to sell at public auction. to X l
y nest bidder at the Courthouse of said NJ M AIN the
III tae toWn OF OpelOusas. on SATUIsDkEY3 r1 III,
- 80 49, W feDruary, 1875, at eleven 0'elock Nc
a., 'nc iOiioWlng described properfy. to-yrit' A.
certain tract Of land, situated i'm the nnr;a,,
VI o.. Landry, and lying on the east bant r ~ e
bayou Beuf, bounded on the upDer side b " w
y VI MolSe Hebert, and on the lower IA HmC
Tue iahd OF william Wikoff, containin1 Ave- 1n I'D, NY
aten gnu twenty superficial arDents- n,'rcbnoas
III III "lrre 4 Times from the United States. and
a IL hppuI.eilanceS thereto belonging. togethor
VII tnat ot@aundred and forty shares of moTtSaco
stoch OF SAID Citizens Bank thereto attacheSS" -
tIs properly above described. VII
seized i'll the above suit.
1SfHls-Ihep purchaser to furnish a s+ooL
IoT iouF5een hundred and forty (SI44M dolinnso
laIllls que ON the first of Decemher 1sTs onS;
[eneMaDle according to the charter of fhe' SSti
Nus AZ nalh OF Louisiana, and the balance coab
Ine purGaser to assume all the oblipations amS
Tespohsl11ntles OF a Stakeholder of fine Sgt;zo "mS
D. aIA ana the stsek note so furnished tn he
lgentlned with the acts of mortgage of fbe 1ott3
O. Aprli, 1897, and oath of February 1sas 1 nna
WIN the sheritfs deed of sale i'm this Ease III"
J"H Z. {. DUSON, Sheriff
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NOTICES.

EssaHe OF Martha Va. Neilson.-No. -
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARTSH COURT,
- b. Landry.-Whereas, George V. D0dez, OF
the Parish of st. Landry, administrator of the
estae of Martha NJ. Nelson, deceased, having
fileda tableau of classification OF debts and dis
t%rihation OF funds OF said estate. accompanied
by BIS petition praying for the homolOgati0n OF
the anne;
Aad, whereas, the prayer OF said petition has
beeA granted by an order Of court, bearing date
Deeefiber 18th, 1874.
Nav, therefore notice is hereby given to all
perAls interested to make opposition to said
tahham in writing at my office In the tow OF
OpeAHsas, within the time required bylaw, why
the bid tabIcau should not be hOinOlOgated and
cOnaEfned. W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
de Is-fn
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COMPLEMENTARY arecent address
ex-senator oolittle remarked: "What-
ever may be said In criticism of Mr.
J%ohnson's public course, all parties agree
that the white house was never more
gracefully kept and presided over, than
by his daughter, Mrs. Patterson-a g
feet lady, a model of a republican mis-
tress of the white house. Let me tell a
fact which has never been published.
but which | had from the lady's own
lips. just rs she was about to leave,
at the end of Mr.. Johnson's adminstra-
ton, the steward of the house took an
inventory, and found that not one ar
ticle of furniture was missing or broken,
not q sheet, towel or napkin was lost.
and the house was in perfect order from
top to bottom. She told me another
fact, which, know the wives and daugllt-
ers of the farmers of Wisconsin will be
glad to hear. When they went into the
white house she purchased two excel
lent cows. From the milk of these cows
she made all the butter, used all the
cream, and made all the ice-cream used
in the presidents family during his
term. When she went home, she shin
ped these cows to Tennessee. Is it any
wonder, ladies, that Mrs. Patterson &
ceived the first premium on butter at
their fair, last fall ~
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FOR RENT
NOR BENT.
LIVE OAK HOTE L.
New Iberia, La,

This large and handsome brick building, stu.
ated near the upper steamboat landing, on Main
street, New Iberia, La.-prObably the most flour.
ishing town in the State, and to and through
which there is a great deal of trayel-contains
ten large, airy rOoms, three halls and galleries,
with an attachment of wood containing a well
ventilated dining room twenty by thirty feet.
Upstairs are four nice bedrooms and hall. The
lot has a front of two hundred feet, and runs
back to bayou Teche, with spacious grounds in
front and rear, and well shaded. 1t has two els
terms; one underground aud quite large. II has
a large garden, and several kinds OF fruit trees.
all in their prime. For terms, apply at this Of
flee within one month from this date.
September 10, 1873-tf
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The Congressional committee, Messrs.
Foster, Phelps and Potter, who investi-
gated matters in New Orleans recently,
left for Washington last week; and
now it is said the entire committee, of
which the above was a subcommittee,
will be in New Orleans in a few days to
do the work over.
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Affairs in New Orleans remain as
they were last week. The Democratic
members keep away from the Legisla-
ture, and the Legislature is at work
without them. We hear that there is
some talk Of compromise ; it is to be
hoped that it will take place before
legislation goes too far, SO that those
who remain away can take a hand in
If.
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Gen. Butler has introduced or will in
troduce abill in Congress, providing for
anew election in this State next May,
for all State officers and members of
the Legislature. The election to be
held under Federal officers and their
apDointees.
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The probability is that we will have
anew election in this State, or a MILF
tary government, or things remain as
they are. This simply means uncer-
tainty until Congress decides the mat
Tor
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ta 4g.lr,,.,. Journal.
oPELoUsAs, FRIDAY, JAIN. Is, 1875

The Spanish Republic has passed
away; and those who supported it have
called Dor Alfonso, son of ex-queen
Isabella, to the Spanish throne.
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Raanfe % Toseuh Leer.

MEETING OF CREDIT0Rs.-BY VIRTUE
- nj an order of the Honorable Parish Court
of 8 LandTy Parish, a meeting of the creditors
of the estate of Joseph Leer. deceased. will be
held Aefore the undersigned, Notary Public, at
his 0a6ee in tho town of Opelausas, on MONDAY;
the ISh day January, 1875. for the purpose OF
determining of the disposition to be made OF the
LAURENT DUPRE,
janI-af Notary Public.
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B' a. MarteI, Dat. Test. Execw1or wa,

=" W AIIUIIIS' BHI. TEST, EXGctltOr,
pROBATE COURT, ST. LANDRY o..
Z by virtue OF a writ of fieri facias, issued ont
q q tile honorable Probate Court, in and for the the
a paIls tn OF ms st; Landry, in the above entitled sn it
public sale, to the highest bidder, mt the Cn, %t
house OF said parish, in the town of Opelousas
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Febrmary'
ds;S, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following Geso'
"A certain plantation situated on Bayou Ruuf
ROUNDED north by Bayou BGuf, south by public,
DOMAIN east by land of the estate of B. + En- En-.
person, deceased, west by land of r. W. sande-
more or less, with all the buildings and imnnrove',
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spOt.
jan G.. G.. DUSON. ShnrifF
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7 HNO PARENTs.-MRs. RUDOLPH May
Il er begs to announce that she purposes open-
ing q school at her residence, Union and Main
streets, Opelousas, on Monday the 9th inst. The
course OF instruction will be in English and
French, and pupils committed to her care shall
receive sound, practical instruction i'm these
languages. Special arrangements may be made
for German, Music and Drawing.
Terms for tuition in English and French. "a
per month. Small children at lower rates.
nov 6-tf
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Assaae OF Marie Oger.-No. sssS.V@

pARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAS,
dry; las anplied by his petition to be appointed
admaaIEtrafOr of the estate OF Marie Oyer,
deceased. late OF the Parish OF st. Landry.
Therefore, any person intending to make OBJ
posInnn tn saId aupointment, viii file the same
In WHITING IN my Office, In the town of Opelotisass
within ten DAYS from The present notice.
w. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Liss Of letters

Remaining III the Post Office at Opelousas
January LIT, 1875, and II not taken ont before
the LIST Of February, 1875, viii be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, ID. C.
ArceneafIx Fred T. Hilliard Andre
Areenaux Egeran Huruian miss T.
Barrett miss Gida Hare Emma
Briant mrs L0ueser johnson Solomon
Brown VIM johnson nj
Bacon Joseph Joseph -
Barrett mrs Susan J Lastrapes mrs L
Butler Clara LAWYER mrs Catherine
Belair Pierre Morris Vim f
Baugh miss Neen Massey WP
Barrett mrs C0reen Mathews G
Criswea mrs Jane McCurdy Stafford
Chinus Henry Pitre mrs Ne
Gorbet Joseph Piaget l.
Guidry Caroline Pitre Silveste
Gufllett mrs Lizzie Richard miss Elmire
Hundley JIM Stewart mrs J It
Wilson Henry
P. J. LEFEBVRE, p. NJ.
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Some of the students 1T Eastern col
leges can board themselves for thirty
five cents d week, but they don't feel
like tearing around much.
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THURsDAY, January 12th, 1s75,

THURSDAY, January 18th, 1875.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO adjourn.
ment. Present: Messrs. r. lei. Littell, VIM
Tate and Albert Guidry.
The President, Mr. r. Savoy and Mr.. Fl. ].
Guillory, being absent, aud their being bust.
ness of great Importance to be transacted, on
motion the Police Jury adjourned until Mon.
day the 18th, January 1875, and the Clerk was
Instructed to notify the assent members of the
G. MAYO, Clerk.
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tart. NE. q. MAY SAYS OF POsEY,s
~ bIffers, after using only one bottle, tATIey
aeted like naagic.s Very nafurally-for they
contain 0t that can restore strength and HEALTHY
" mmfala loot lott.
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An Eastern paperintimatestli that Treas-
urer Spinner acquired his habit OF pro-
family while learning to read his own
writing.
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SARAH Il. Wright, Widow, W. Mathew
V. Singleton,

v. Singleton,
district COURT, PARISH OF ST, Lam
DRY.-No. 12426.-By virtue of a writ of Reri
fatias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, of the State of Louisiana, In and
Tor the Parish of st. Landry, in the above en-
titled suit, and to me directed, I will proceed
t0sel, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
atthc Courthouse of said parish, in the town OF
0pelousas, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
FEBRUARY, 1875, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
loving described property, to-wit:
Acertain tract or piece of land, situated in tho
parish of st. Landry, State Of Louisiana, known
AMI designated as follows, to-wit lying on the
Len descending bank of Bayou Crocodile, with q
on the north by lands OF the estate of Talbot, on
tle south by land formerly owned by DIR. Bal
iara, said tract containing six hundred and four
aEpents, more or less, with all the rights, priv
lisges and appnrtenances thereto belonging.
Seized in the above suit.
Terlns-Cash ON the spot.
Dec Is c. c. DUsON, Sheriff.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.

oPELoBsAs, January 18th, 1875.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
MeSsrs. r. II. Littell and VIM. Tate.
There being no quorum the Police Jury al
until tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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WV NtRZADeth Wright
PARISH COURT ST. LANDRY.-No, I5s1.-
\ BY virtue of a writ of fieri faeias issnaS ont
Of the honorable Parish Court, in and for fhe
Parish OF st. Landry, i'll the above entitled srif.
ana to me directed, 1 will proceed to sell. Mt
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of One
lonsas, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of FebrTTl-
arr, 1875, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, the following
described property, tO-wit-
A certain tract Of land, situated on Bavou
Carro1l, with all the buildings and improvements
~thereon, containing one hundred and sixty acres
nere or less, bounded west, east and south nv
Bayoil Carron, and north by lands of Ebert
CAN'T.
Seized in the above suit. -
T~erms-Cash ON the spot.
dec Is C. C. DUsoN, Sheriff.
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Som ron FRuTr.-The Gardeners
MontEIy gives briefly the following
rules for selecting the best soils f0r tile
different fruits: A light dryish soil for
the peach, b str0ng loamy soil for the
pear, nearly the sanae for the plum, a
heavy Joan for the apnlef on lime
d sOiI similar 10 that of tle peach.
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No New ELEcTIoN.-The following
is in the New Orleans Republican of the
18th inst:
The following dispatch was received
last night, in answer to a question ask
ing the policy of the government in the
Louisiana case:
WASHINGTON, January II, 1875.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
The Louisiana case will be dealt with
less with reference to the Kellogg-Mc-
Emery controversy than as q type of the
reconstructed States. The question
With Congress now j., how to protect
peace in the South. There will be no
new election ordered in Louisiana.
j. r. WEST.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
young ladies, on Monday, list of septemhey
(prox.), IN my dwelling at Opelousas. [ intend
this Institution to be permanent, and will Ell,
deaVor to meet the wants of this community, by
affording facilities for q thorough education,
TERMS:
Tuition in primary branches, per month 3 90
1lntfon III Academic 4 90
French /" " . 10
Music with use of piano, 6 90
Drawing, daily lessons), 90
Painting, tri-weekly lessons, " s 90
Vocal music gratis,
Board, u 90
Washing, per dozen, rs
All dues payable monthly in advance.
MRS. NJ. M. HAYES.
August s. IS73-tf.