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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-06-02
THse S2Eae.
NEW YORK.
1877.
1877.

1852. --
The different editions of The Sun duriug the
next year viii be tile same as during the yeaL
that has Just passed.. Tine daily edition win on
week days be a sheet of four pages, and on
Sundays q sheet of eight pages, or IS broad col
,uinns; while the weekly edition WILDE a sheet
of eight pages of the same dimensions and char
acter that are already familiar to our friends.
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VGcate Of reform and r6trenchn1ent, and OF the
Substitution of statesmanship, wisdom, and
integrity for hollow pretence, imbeGiity, and
fraud III the administration of police affairs.
1t will contend for the government OF the peo-
pie by the people and for the people,, as opposed
to government by frauds in the ballot box and
in the counting of votes, enforced BY military
violence. 1t WillendeaE0r to supply its readers
a body now not far from u million OF souls
with the most careful, c0mpleta, and tIustw0r-
thy accounts of earTeat events, and willemplOy
fer this purpose n numerous ana carefully Sc
lected staff of reporters and correspondents.
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full, accurate, and fearless; aud it viii doubt
less Continue to deserve and enjoy the hatred
OF those who thrive by pluuderin9the Treasury
Or by usurping what the law does not give them.
while it Will endeayor to merit the confidence
OF the pubic by defending the nlghts of the
people against the eneroaehments of u~njustI-
fed pewer
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month or $3.50 a year, post paid, or with the
Sunday edition S7.7a q year.
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Individual subscribers without the necessity OF
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est newspaper published in the world, and we
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Taken up, at Coulee Cr0che, q dark brown
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OF age. no brand visible-been in the neighbOr-
hood since October, 1876. The owner can have
nm by. proving property and paying cost of
THIS advertisement. Apply at the Sheriff's
office in Opelousas, or to
mch lost CHARLES MELANCON.
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U. >. INTERNAL REyENUI
S P E G T A E s.
MAY I. 1877. to Anril so. 1S1S-

May L, 1877 to April so, 1878.
The Revised Statutes of the United States,
Sections 1892, 1897, 3238, and 3239, require every
person engaged in any business, avocation, or
employment which renders him liable to a
SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND
PLACE CONSPHCUOUSLY IN HIS
ESTABEHSHEMEN OR PLACE OF
Ii BUSINESS aSTAMP denoting the payment
of said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax
Year beginning May /. 1877, before commencing
or continuing business after April 50, 1877.
A retuTn,as prescribed on Form II, is also
required by law OF every person liatae to Special
Tax, as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMINGTON
Sewing Machines.

No Machineh has sprung SO rapidly into favor
as possessing just the qualities needed in a
family Machine-namely: LIGHT RUNNING,
SMOOTH, N~oIsELFss, RAPID, DURABLE, with
perfect LoCKsTrTCH. =
Within the past year impertanti Improvement
have been added and no trouble viii be spared
in keeping the REMINGTON ahead of all com
petitors. "
Agents Wanted in all Unoccupied
Territory.
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aTOEiCe.
Joseph E. Houston.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office with Joseph II. Moore, Esq, Opelousas, La,
Will practice III the Courts of the Eighth
Judicial District. Prompt attention to all bust
ness uttHusted to him, jan IDLY
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No. No.. AR Act

- 49, NZ
To prohibit the keepers of bar rooms, drinking
saloons, groggeries and coffee-hoHses from
selling or giving Intoxicating liquors to MINI
ers, and to prescribe penalties for u violation
OF the provisions of this act.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of RepF preventative of the State OF LOU
ishsla in General Assembly convened, That no
keeper on a drinking saloon, baT-ro6m, grog-
gerry, e0ffee-house, or other place where liquor
lis sold by the glass, bottle or gallon, shall sell or
give intoxicating liquor to any person under
twenty-eneyea of age, unless the person pnr-
chasing or receiving the said Intoxicating Ii
utl0rs has beeifemancipHted, according to the
laws of this state, unless he presents to the
mother or tutor, directing the sale TO be made
to the said minor. ANY person keeping 4 bar
room, gfoggery, drinking saloon, c0ifee-heuse,
or other place where liquor is sold by the glass,
bottle or gallon, who shall willftilly and know
ingiy give, or sell any Intoxicating liquors to
any person nde the ape Of twenty-one years,
contrary to the provisions OF this act, shall be
deemed guilty OF q misdemeanoF, and on con,
yietion thereof, shall he punished by a fine OF
not Ies5 than twenty-five dollars, nor more than
fifty dollars. for each separate offense.
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, etc, That this
act sllail take effect from aud after its passage,
andthey are hereby repealed.
tSlgnedl LOUIS BUSH,
speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
lSigledl LOUIS "a. WII3IZ,
Idel1trGoyernoP and President of the Senate.
Approved April so. 1877.
FRANCIS a.. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
a true copy
WILL /. srRoNe, Secretary Of state.
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Late AMERICAN SPORTSMAN,
Terms, Four DOIInrs Yearin AdYnnCn

The ROD AND GUN is the contamination of the
AMERICAN SPORTSMAN. II is the rpcog.
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ti'"t7WjtY, 0Hd has dOu6ie Mc Ciycu-
lWt0n Of any other paper aDlOmg
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The Police Jury met pursuantto adjournment.
Present: X. III. Lfttell, President: AlbefttfHidry
G. Il. Hawkins, H. j.. GnilloTy and Z, Savoy.
On matl0n of Mr.. GuidTy, Resolved, that the
ment every mouth 0f tile amount OF Funds III
the parish treasury.
On melton of Mr.. Hawkins, Resolved, that
there be added to the special taI assessed and
levied Oh the tax roll oil the present year, and
designated as the Judgment Tax, tile sum IF
fourteen hundred and sixty dollars, to satisfy
In the suit uf h. Munzesheimer VA. Parish OF st.
Landry.
The Police Jury i'll committee Of the Whole
proceeded to examine claims unpaid and on
7ie against the Parish. wllereIipon motion OF
Mr.. Gniiiafy the following claims were allowed
and annpllYpn -
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SCORED AaA1N.-WIsre are Our Hard
HtIa'i-0nly One Lonely, Sietly BdIe Hi.
The Buckeye club, Of Columbus, Ohio,
met the Standards at the Fair Grounds
Yesterday afternoon and demolished our
boys, BY = score Of @ 10 3. Some little
hope was felt at the beginning Of the
game THAT the home club would got
away with the visitors. They played
pretty fair game, the fielding being
decidedly sharp, but were unable
TO get the "hang' Of McCormiCk's
down shoots, not base hit being made
Of Of his effective pitching until the ninth
inning, when Lane came to tho rescue Of
the boys, Sendiug one past Cd base and
scoring on good base running aided by u
passed ball Of WEIGH. The other Two
runs were made by an error Of Spence at
third base in the ID inning and bad
mui Of Booth at right field In the 9Th In.
ming.
The visitors were in pretty good trim
Tor batting and pounded venum for Eve
singles, two three bASers and two baser.
Their fielding was remarkably good, five
Of the eight errors charged to them being
made by WEIGH behind the bat, no taking
the place Of Barnie, who was unable TO
play owing TO q, broken finger. This do.
feet in their nihe will be remedied TO-.
day, as Kelly, from Paterson, N. j., will
be on hand 10 catch for him.
The following Is The score oil yesterdays
pAma.
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POLICE CouRT.-JlIdgc Ctanmsr.-The
following cases were before His Honor
yesterday morning., s..,
Charles Becroft paid fine Of IS and
costs tor disorderly conduct.
Herman Spencer, vagrant, was sent
up for thirty days.
John Randall was charged with selling
goods without license. Case dismissed,
Benz. Hickey and John Rosenberg were
lined 81 and costs each for disorderly con.
duct: Reisenberg paid his fine and Hickey
was let of on payment Of costs.
The charge OF disorderly conduct against
Patrick Donovan was continued until
Saturday at 4P.M.
The cases Of Louis Hoffman, VIM,
Prince and VIM. J. Martin we're con.
tinued until this morning at 0 o'clock.
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QUARRELED WITH HIS UNcLE-Lewis
FREEHOLD lives in the Eighth ward, and Is
nephew to his uncle, whose name il
Wesley Bowman and who resides out the
National road somewhere in tho vicinity
Of stamms. Yesterday Lewis had JIM.
tice Mix Issue a warrant for his upcIe's
arrest, on charge OF disOrderly conduct,
and told his story as follows; Some
days ago Lewis loaned his uncle pSir
OF horses, and yesterday when he went
out for them his uncle seized an axe han.
die and threatened to give him a good
body beating, and-well, Lewis thought
discretion the better part Of yalor and
returned home and had a warrant issued,
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SAD AccIDENr.-On Sunday afternoon
a boy was drowned Mt GAINESVILLE, Ohio
under the following circumstances: A
boat had come up through tho locks, and
they had commenced opening the swing
bridge at the railroad crossing. After il
had swung back about FIVE or six feet, a
boy standing on the bridge wanted to
jump ashore, and another boy standing
on the shore tried 10 jump on the bridge.
They jumped against each other aud fell
into the canal. a young man named Reel
Launders jumped In and brought one Of
the boys ashore, who was not hurt in the
least. Launders did not know Of the
other boy being in the water for some time
after, when he went to the bottom once or
twice and brought his body ashore.
Everything possible was done to restore
him to life, but without avail. The moth.
er Of the boy came on the scene at this
time, and before any one could prevent
her she jumped from the bridge TO the
rocks below, some twelve or fifteen feet,
breaking one Of her legs. She was imme.
diately rescued and a chair procured,
and she was about to be placed In
it to be carried home, large dog which
had followed her sprAug on one Of the
men and bit him severely. The dog had
to be shot in order TO get him of.
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How IT IS DoNE.-The first object in
life with the American people il 10 get
RICH" the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by en-
ergy, honesty anil saving; the second,
lgoOd healthy by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be n Respondent
sufferer from any Of the elects Of Dys-
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such as Sick Headache, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costive-
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Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need
not suffer another day. Two doses OF
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Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size,
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BELLArRH LocAIs.-Council meeting
this evening" important business will be
transacted.
ALL Of our military, five companies,
left here yesterday morning. Everything
is quiet, and n renewal OF any further
trouble, under tho present difficulties, is
not anticipated.
ANoTED character named John Jones,
cx.convict Of the Ohio Penitentiary, and
another named William Murphy, were
arrested Yesterday morning as suspicious
parties, implicated in the store robbery
Of Mr.. G. Burwinkle. ]. E, D.
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A CUTr1sr.-While Officer Andrew
Fleming was arresting man named Ga.
'briel johnson for disorderly conduct, on
Market street, last evening; johnson drew
a large butchers knife and plunged il at
the officer, who seeing it In time, grabbed
the would:be murderer by the wrist and
threw his arm around. behind his back,
taking the knife from him and saving
himself from what might have been se.
rions wound. Such fellows should be
strictly dealt with.
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Nor IN HIS HousE.-Henry Bode, a
saloon keeper at West Wheeling, says that
twas not in his house that the ihootipg
Scrape Of Sunday evening, the particulars
81 which We published yesterday morn
ing, took place. Tho ARRAY took place
between Mr.. Bodies house and the ferry.
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CL4RKsuuRu CAPITAL MEETtSd.-Tho
friends Of Clarksburg held n Capital
meeting at the Vigilant engine house, in
the First Ward, last night. There was
no formal organization. Hon. c. D.
Hubbard addressed the meeting, urging
upon his hearers to vote for Clarksburg
and the ?. W. Ky. railroad subscripe
ton. There is no doubt that number
Of converts were made to the railroad
subscription, as it has moi been generally
understood in that locality heretofore.
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ST.. ALpHoNsUs;P EoMc.-The German
St Alphonsus Catholic Church gave a
grand picnic at Father KreuIch's vino.
yard yesterday afternoon. A large mum.
Der OF the friends Of the congregation
were in attendance, who were highly en-
tsrtainsd by Father Kreusch in his usual
trst'olasS style. A string band was in
attendance. who furnished the music in
good style for the occasion.
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CoLoEED PIcNrC.-The colored people
Of this city and vicinity held grand
picnic at Z1ne's Orchard yesterday.
There was u pretty fair attendance, and
Che weather being propitious, an enjoya.
BILE day was spent by all. There was no
lack Of amusements, which were INDUCED
in freely by old and young. The Sumner
brass band was present and discoursed
choice selections Of popular music during
the day. .
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ALL places at which intoxicating liq.
uorS are sold are required to DO kept
closed to-day, being election day. In fact,
the Code Of West Virginia (sec. II, chap
ter V, requires that "eVery place at
which intoxicating liquors are sold shall
be kept closed on the day OF election, and
on the day previous thereto" The same
section in the Code fi1es the penalty at
not less than $50 nor more than 500 for
every such offenSe. This refers to either
selling liquor, or permitting any person
to drink liquor at any place in his posses.
sion or under his control.
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INTELLIGENcER JOB OFFICE,
% & 81 Fourteenth, Street.
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

This faTorlto Hotel, with aecomuDdlieH;,. a. y,
coo gueats has been leased by the tutstIibd 70 ~
tsrm Of year, Il can be IAil with could ~
tho old Merchants, under the new Sdnlnhu.,S.OII.
Is already an assured Tueeets, and Il Is ny dceH,
nation 10 meet the Just expectations d ihe ~.
10 these tlraes Of financial depression. BY IN
Ing graduated scale Of prices from !? U IT,,
per day, with board, according to ecAiioa = ,,ItsI
The service, table aud all other lcconhioi'''''
thu AAme 10 al guesta. ,,,s
During the past year many improTeIEt h,,i.
made, among them 4 paSsergGr and bagEas' 'G,bSf
tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy Nest S,I,b.
improvements are In progress. which, Shtn w..
cd, Will place the Merchants Hotel HoOnd 70 H,''
In Philadelphia. An.
Tho loeaton Of the house e one Of the ot' ~
VeniOnt and really central Of any In the aH'
rooms arc light, airy, we'll ventilated AZ ~
somely iurnIShed: HorIe cars Of various u "a
constantly By the door, Offering every epP w,
70 the guests, every moment day and mGnh
all points Of public inteTPIt. .-nv
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AT this season Of the year, when un.
ripe fruit Is abundant and so generally
used BY old and young, often to excess, Il
Is not a matter Of surprise that bilious
disorders should prevail and death often
result therefrom. As 4 safeguard against
such disorders none more sovereign than
McLainS Wheeling Vegetable Pills has
been discovered.
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HAhEhVlLLE, OHlO, June, lell.
Dir. L, A. FARQuHAR, Dear Sir;-Atter
having been afflicted with indigestion for
over years, and.suGering almost death
with It, having tried all remedies that l
heard Of, and had the best physicians to
prescribe for me, ali to no effect, | was
induced by my son (Who, by the way,
used them with the best results, to try
your Medicated Crackers, and am happy
TO say that they do me more good than
anything ever have taken. am re.
lieyed from all suffering after using them
one month, and | would not do without
them for twice their cost. Yours respect
fully META CoRDEs.
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PERSONAL PoINrs.--Capt. Ed. Davis
Charles Lukens, j. B. Sheppard, Thos
MofTal, John Beck and others lett town
upon 6shing excursion yesterday.
Constable Louis GAus, in describing to
Il friend the excellence Of his clarionet,
said: "Ven 1 sit in mine room and blay
on dot clarionet, you could hear 1t two
squares ago.h
The following are among the late ar
rivals at the Mcclure: Mas Ella Jack
Ron, Clarksburg; James W. Sutherland,
]. J. Moulds, G. E. Hull, steubenville;
VIM. Tucker, WellSburG; A. Il. MarkaII,
East Liverpool, o.
D. N. Campsey, Of Claysvilie, Pa;
James Walton, Of ClaringtOn, O., and
John S. Reeder, of Hamilton, O., are
at the St. James.
We regret 10 hear that Mr.. VIM. A.
Carney, clerk Mt the St. James Hotel, is
confined TO his room by severe spell OF
illness.
Baron Won Peterman, OF tie Rhine.
dale Brewery, celebrated the Both ami.
versary Of his birthday. yesterday.
I Henry F. Cimiotti, Esq, the popular
traveller OF Me@rs. BiermAnn, Heidel,
berg & Co., of Pittsburgh, ia in the city.
He is genial gentleman, and has many
friends in our city.
Prof. josie Kramer has removed to
his new house on Market street, above
Ninth.
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On. E. A. FAaQuHARs INDICATED
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every form OF dyspepsia, or other iunc.
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to indicate 10 persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi.
Piles arc so combined as to affect the sys.
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quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
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IF you desire cheeks with roses of
health upon them, il you want that pc.
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by ladies and admired by everybody, If,
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
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voTE early, bring out full vote, and
make itsOlid for Martinsburg. I

FRIGHTFuL RUNAwAY.-On Sunday
afternoon, ut ZaneSville, Ohio, as
a couple OF young ladies' were
returning home from church, driv.
ing a horse hitched to a light spring
wagon, the animal became frightened
and ran of, striking a paling fence. The
fence fell upon the horse and caused it to
change its course, and it attempted to
jump over tho bank into the river at
Dnncan's Falls, but was caught by some
parties who wero fishing there at the
lime.
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TIE improvements about the Capitol
Square still continue. Fifteenth street il
now being bouldered from Chapline 10
Eoff street, and q subatGntial stone cros.
ing has been put down across 18th street,
west Of Chapline.
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CHARLESTON and the Third Congress.
sional District are 10 favor Of building
railroads and mud turnpikes Upstate aid.
With the Capital at Charleston, lesisla-
ton for such purposes could be more easi-
ly had than at Clarksburg.
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The Cincinnatis defeated the Spring.
field club Friday by score Of 10 to 8 in
five innings.
The Allegheny nine for next season, so
far as selected, is reported to be "a fol.
lows; Calvin, p; Holbert, c.; Sullivan,
l b., Quest, 2 b., Williamson, 8 b., Mel.
son, 8. e., Manscll, l., McKelvey, m;
Goldsmith, r. T.; and good change
catcher for tenth man, who has not yet
been decided on.-lftiS. Conn.,. Gas.
The Buckeyes play the Allegheny Club
at Allegheny tomorrow and Thursday.
Now Is the time 10 pitch in and secure
a crack nine for next season.
The following shows the standing Of
the different League Clubs for the cham
ninnaliu Dpnnanf.
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WHEEINo, Aupllst O, 187

We, the undersigned cigar makers and
dealers, do hereby agree to close our
places Of business on the Sabbath day
hereafter, and thus comply with the re-.
quirements Of the law.
Signed by: Henry Dunning, A. R.
kolh, Z. Israel, Charles A. Helmbright,
II. Meder & Bro, G.F. Mayer & Son,
Hugo L. Loos, Ebelihg & Pe6ler, Miller
4 Knapp, WIN. Gundling, N. Little, II.
Seamon, N. Marsh 4 Son, Muhn &
BrandEAss, James MeCord.