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Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-30
Skinny Men.

Agt Board of Charities, 47 Court st.. New Haven,
National Republican., 1882-12-06
qrcp1saIs.
or rHE INTERIOR.

WAsuNuTOS, u g., November II, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received at Ina
Department OF the It ror uul noon Of q l5h day
OF De embcr sa2 for Tue following Orh iuCutiUgUl
materials required, at the government reservation u.
Hot Spriug9, Garland County, ARK;
For eNcaYauE about nine thousand (0O0Ol cubic
yards OF material.
For uuidrgR "a wall upon both sides Of Hot Springs
Creek. requiring about thirty-Oue hundred td,luOl
cubic yards ui granite masonry.
For Iayug about nineteen hundred lU0)) CuOiC
yards ut concrete
For putting down about hNy-hvs hundred md
sixty Oj,5Jl) ieOt of yilrhe eurhGrnwAre seW.rppe
twelve (l2l inches in diameter.
For laying about twelve hundred ,2)O) feet OF six
(Gl inch iron pipe
Plans, specifications, and instructions for bidders
may uC obtainGd upon application TO the Department
of the interior.
II. NJ. TELLER, Secretary,
nols-2 l22-! ~, 30 dec2- I-l-a
National Republican., 1882-12-06
GurI,ish 2}atbg.
SfrrSital.
VOVNG MEN.

Ifyou have ined 10 receive proper treatment in
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, NcrvOuS
Debility Imputercy Premature Decay, Weakness,
Dyspepsia Nervous ENCltabiliJy, DC, send two
stamps for our new book,
"TIlE LAWS or LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address secretary Medical and surgical lns ltua
l41 EAbt tllleehlh street, New YORK. Jai-ly
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- 4OLU TONlC.-Surc cure Tor Dyspepsia In all
is stages, also cousins, Colds, Bronchitis Asthma
aud all diseases of the Throat and Lungs and the Ony
ruuedy That ~ beneficial in MulariAI climates. This
is Il preparation of BAlSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNE-lA, aud other mCdiCinHls Oene-
fetal in the above Diseases the basis being the purrst
Rice and Ryo Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
10 take. Try IT, For sale by ull druggists and rDrprS
at 81 per quart bottle. The trade supplied llhern
discount by "
BARBO tIR ~ HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale grOcers, sole agents for this city. Henry
BsChui Il Co., New urlS ana Charleston, - O., sole
manufacturers and prOpriCuIs. de2l-ly
National Republican., 1882-12-06

dict, and also $4,000 for destruction and
waste of the buildings and other property.
This, however, he withdrew until the ques-
tion of title should he settled. Talking with
several leading attorneys last night RE-
PUBLICAN reporter obtained from them the
opinion that all the land which had been
obtained by the government at tax sale will
be affected by the recent decision.
National Republican., 1882-12-06
wbat became of MORGAN.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 5.-Tobias Forbes,
of Clyde, who is nearly so years of age, and
whose father was a cousin of William Morgan
of Masonic notoriety, says that Morgan was
not murdered by his captors, but was released
on condition that he would leave the country.
He did so, going to Melbourne Australia, and
there commenced the publication of a news
paper, which after his death passed in the
hands of his son, who may now be living in
that locality
National Republican., 1882-12-06
Gbircpooists.

-ENASY FEET, Gc.--DAILY WALKS IN THE
H open air and sunshine ONygenlso and dcGarDOn.
ne tue system thor. ughlv promoting health ana
y'ars successful practice IN Washington, j, O.,
enables requisite treatment for linrl aud soft COrnS,
Bluops, tluh amt Inverted Mails Frost Bite, Chill
h.au', Vascular E&crusenrts, aud other complaints
utlheiect Il 'is 10 the most eminent phNHC aus nud
sirst'lh Ills Chirupudial fRnhlb hmeut llG Penn
sylygnin avenue, opposite MulnrdS Hotel, Is patrons
iged by tho FiitG Uf the world. Hours: m to 6 p
M (sundays. 10 a. IN. " p. in') Otaee fee, y per
visit Ae3Q
National Republican., 1882-12-06
NO USE FOR THEM.
C0ncerning Certain Relics OF the Past
Dogs That Have Had Their Day.

George Stephenson's" Rocket" and the magnificent
locomotives ofto-day are butupop the same general
principle vet the machine with which the great engi
neer astonished his age is interesting now only an
illustration OF the beginning Of the invention. There
were pasers with holes in them long before BENZ
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER surprised
both the public and the physicians and the triumph
of the Capclue is founded upon the partial
the utter failures of Its predecessors Everything
of value in the old porous plaster is retained in the
Capcine; but at this point all comparison ends and
contrast begins. For example:
The old plasers were slow in their actloni the Cap
cine is quick and sure.
The old plasters lacked the power to do more than
to mpart slight, temporary relief in cases easy Of
treatment; the Capoine penetrates the system and
permanently the troubles for which it is recon-.
mended.
The old plasers depended for any good results they
might attain upon accident of their makers and
the naked faith their the Benson reaches
its ends by of the scientific combination of the
rare medicinal ingredients which 1t contains.
In brleI lhe o!u PlhsterS' IKE S'ePheuhohs as
carded engine are switched Off the track, while the
Benson's goes on It's way winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people.
Yet in this very fact lies the leading danger to the
people who buy and use this reliable and scientific
remedy Hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to yIr-
tue.n Imitation is the concession failure makes to
succcss Benson's Plasters are paroded la name and
style.
Beware of swindes. The genuine have the word
CAPcINE CUT in the center Price, 25 cents.
seabury & johnson, Chemists, New York. de2aw
National Republican., 1882-12-06
8usinsss G bantts.


VDARTNER WANTED-A MAN WITH READY
Z IiOuey q pay for a model for an important Con-
gressiOnal commit tee; heavy contract Involved
that Will yield prestige well as money! influence
wanted anu none need apply; l7Ni rtsh required to
complete ,tle model anu plans. Address g. u lie.
publican Oiloc. de53t*
Cs 400 TO o., ,5O0 WILL PURCHASE IryTER.
SDtOO est in substantial, staple business, IN Ope-
ratlOn Will pay rom 20 10 800 per cent profits. an
opportunity Of lifetime to togentrman desirln$ irit
Repuhli an Office. de4-St@
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits, United StaIes Bonds bought
and sold n mnTket rates. Collections made every
whore, by J. H. SQUIER q CO., Bankers, i4l6 Penn
sylVaniR avenue. ma26-u
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Cost anO cfuunO.

Z OST-WHILE DRIVING, A HEAVY GOLD
i ! seal with crest and motto carnelan stone, Lib
oral reward will be paid. h. II. ROBERTSON, 1870
street northwest. de83tF
T osT-TUESDAY MORNING, ON SEVENTH,
4 \ between PennsyiV lil avenue and II street, u
Angle-stuue dlrmuni lrrng lln inuu S'Ar-shpptd
mounting. LII RAJ lcWa viii be aid n left at tn
sturo OF W. W. Gait, Bru. AZ Co., ilOi Pehuaylv.tnlu
Cnuc. uC0-dta
EoUND-RING, AT TABERHA Gle, DECENi.
II bera Owner can obtain by calling ON G. y. Cul
yer a son, lenl EsIae Agents, 5OS,a street north
west, and paying for advertising. de5-3ts
National Republican., 1882-12-06
HOLIDAY GOODS.

our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins Finger and lar
Riugs. Fine Gold JeweIfyt mglcan atcme5, Nter-
Bu kels, Bowls, leo Pitchers, huIter Dishes, Csurs,
Soup Turpens FOrksuUd spoons Rogers Bros Plated
Table Cutlery Joseph Rogers ~ sons sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and scissors, French Clocks, Opera
GLASSES, UrnSs SCuuCoa, Mirrors, CaudlyHticEs, ~,
was never 50 Compl TO- which we call 10 the attention
of pnrr hue egs A3 they Will lul Our prices low.
HARRIS g. SllAEEN.
mr. Ne, Nl3 pcuu7y lyuulu ave .uH.
National Republican., 1882-12-06

- scrlption executed NJ Ihu National Republican
once, at any hour, day OF uishL and every day in
the year Good work and low prices, SEE
National Republican., 1882-12-06
a9InnttN. sitnntions. -femnIc.

A COLoEED GIRL WISHES A SITUATION
IA In urivate familyto coos Mqsh, and Iron; ref
erences " wanted Call ut No. 07 Lstrcet northwest
dec 3tf
A SITUATION, ny AN AMERICAN GIRL
"a to sew aud do chnmberwork nurse; good
homo moro OF an object than wages. Apply az l0l l
street northwest. de5 ST.
National Republican., 1882-12-06
9srsunal
WY ILL CAPTAIN ALFRED HOPKINS SEND
w Dr.. owen his address at once? de6-3t@


w DE-. owen his address at Once9 desSt*
cSILVERwARE REPAIRED AND REPLATED.
= Also nickGlplainF and oid 9yas1 Tenders 6, sand and
sylvania avenue mort Invest. -St*
WILL THE PERSON HAVING IN HIS OR
wv her possession small album belonging TO Miss
& Bros, AZ Seventh street northwest ns IT comtens
the autographs OF valued friends OF the family.
bo''s be.o 'n'"' 9''"''' f'''' al" de5 n' &
TIoR CHEAPEST AND BEST BLANKETS, UL'
% and G e Y6EGNGs% e % ch%npes Seyg
nnn la the city. de5-3tE
SEAL SACoUTs REFINED AND REPAIRED;
Ggem"FS is fr (ps6ns of avery yvI de-
Mr.. H. IL, Snemetz. Office, sll II street northwest.
de4-Gt|
TNINE ORANGE GROVE IN FLORIDA For
piled for AZ once once on easy terms ANDREWS 60,
N NNSTRU CTIoN--A CLASS OF LADIES AND
L gentlemen is being formed for the study Of short.
Vest %s inr'Ho' call at street dea qSt! St.
GARRGE.-- WE HAVE FULL LINE OF
" Christmas and New Years cards; don't fOrgetit.
washington CARD COMPANY, Cos Seventh
street. de2-6t
TNVERYRoDY KNOWS THAT MRS. FRIES rs
n the only natural lower enhalmer in the city,
and can be found at 900 Eighth street northwest
SSDhRTs OF THE HUMAN BODY EN.
Il arged developed, and strengthened &c., is
III reply TO Inquiries we viii say thai there IS 10 rvi.
deuc6 Gfhum6ug about this on, the contrary, the
ON % sY sgei r c & Fysp y BOZ az RI R1re Ba
falo n. y .-IuicdO EUruiila Bee. ocSltf
DE oBSRRAsaEMAN vii h,l siyo ISsirSqiion IHAiai'n IN
grewel, Kens.nston, ana al Kinds of Em6roidery.
bfodcns Paors 10 piiif i soI noTwss rir s
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
National Republican., 1882-12-06
WHITE HOUSE,

on the Pamunky river which was made his
toric during The war, 1t is likely that he
viii now put in a claim for the rent Of the
premises during its occupancy by the govern
ment. Indeed, in the circuit court of Alex
andria County he did claim yearly rental of
$4,000 from January 9, 1876, until the ver-
National Republican., 1882-12-06
Goaroinq


JNIRST-CLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
IL month, and newly furnished rooms, at ll3 East
Capitol street. de5-6t+
VOoARD AND ROOM WANTED-BY MAN
ID and wife for the winter, 10 exceed $40 per
month. Address NJ. y. H., care Capt Green, Pension
Office de6'Jt*
CTONE MANSION. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS"-
= Large, handsomely furnished rooms, with first
class table board and attendance can be lad by call
ing as above; reduced rates till May next; Members
of Congress others, with families and children
will lind this pleasant winter residence. Entrance
TO grounds at Fourteenth-street car terminus aud
Boundary Road. de5Gtt
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES-PER
INA Suns desiring meals will please call on ad
dress q ATEHER, No lI22 X street northwest
de53tt
TTNREMoNT HOUSE. .
Il CHANGE OF PROPRIETORs
tirstcpSs table, polite and attentive servants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates. $50 and 81
per day S25, $50, S35, and s0per month.
del l., w. DENISoN, Proprietor.
DOARD AND DON HOUSE
ID 90S street, opposite Masonic Temple; first
class board including lunch, sS per month meals,
80 cents IS tickets 81; ladies' dininG-room first
floor, hall entrance; rooms for transient and regular
bOardeIs; newly painted and pppered
no2I-lm~ MISS $. F. MENDENHALL, Prop.
l. west having been renovated and refurnished, is
silent boarders. MRS NJ j. HUBBALL. no23l2t*
National Republican., 1882-12-06

CEAL SACQUES REFINED AND REPAIRED {;
- circulars renovated: fur jobbng of every de
sCriptiun. MISS CUNNINGHAM. formerly with
MIR. n. II. Stlncmetz Office, sll II street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-12-06
Gllanteo--1eIp-MaIe.

NyTANTED INIMEDtATELY-A GENTLEMAN
w whn can furnish some cantal, references, and
is thoroughly conversant with the handling of oys-
ters Address $. y. H. Republit an Office de5-3t%
VJTANTED-A COOK IN A RESTAURANT M
W. meuiately. Apply at sos Fourteenth street
northwest. det3t%
NTANTED-Two FIRsT.CLAsS HARDWOOD
w fnishers, Apply TO Az Tenth street northwest,
de43ta
National Republican., 1882-12-06

CILVERwARE REPAIRED AND REPLATED.
- Also nickel plating, and old brass tenders and
aiIdrous for snle iow j. u. BRONiWELL, l2l4 Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest. -3t*
National Republican., 1882-12-06

YNOR CHEAPEST AND BEST BLANKETS. uL'
II strrS iOmnns, and flaunels, "a TO $50 Seventh
street, between e and II, l. Il. YoUNG'S. Cheapest
in the city. lC5-dtE
National Republican., 1882-12-06

JIRST-CLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
~ month, and newly furnished rooms, at ll3 East
dc5-OtH
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
Opelousas Paroisse st. Landry, Lne, % Sept 1882

comete q etc observ6e aujour-
d'hui i PObservatoire Naval par
le professeur Frisbee ct ses aides,
ct le professeur Lewis Boss, de
PObseryatoire de Dudley, AL
bany, qui Sc prepare Il partir
pour Santiago dc Chill, OIL il va
prendre des observation sur le
transit de Venus lie 6 dGcembre
prochain).
Les rGsultats des observations
sont 81 parfaits que lie prof. Boss,
CONNIE fait d6montr6, dit que
Ia com6te actuelle est Ia meme
que celle qui a etc r6cemment de-
couverte par Cruise, d Rio ia
neiro, Ia com6te de Gould, de
couverte dams rAm6rique du
Sud EN- 1880, la com6te prGc6-
demment signal6e en- 1913. II
pr6dit que cette meme comete
repara1tra d de plus courts in
tervalles, ct que dams la periodic
DIES. dix ann6es prochaines, ellie
Sc heurtera au soleil ct sc per
dra CONNIE corps celeste.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
La Grande Conete.

Washington, D. G., 10 sept
Cette apres-midi on a observe a
PObservatoire Naval la comete
d6couverte au Colorado. Ellie
est en- ascension droite IL heures
9 minutes ct 80 secondes, decIi-
naison nord, 10 minutes. Ellie
a pu 6tre vue aisement d P9il
nu. La queue en- est courte, la
t8te brillante ct dune 6tendue
considerable.
Aujourd'hui, d trois heures, la
comete 6tait d neuf degrees Quest
du soleil, ct quand lie soleil Sc
leVera le 20 septembre, cette dis
tance Sc sera probablement ac-
crue jusqu'a douze on treize de-
gr6s. Cons6quemment la comete
Sc l9vera avant lie soleil. Mais
par lie fait meme qu'elle est plus
an sud que le soleil, il sera facile
de Ia distinguer avant lie lever
v
celui-ci.
Sous peu dc jours, ct par suite
de sa v6locit6 actuelle ct de la
direction de sa course, ellie APP
paraftra lie matin CONNIE un
met6ore 6tincelant au firma-
ment. En- somme, cette comete
doit etre consid6r6e CONNIE Pune
des plus extraordinaires dies
temps modernes. Une seule lui
q RESEMBLE dams ses details in
t6ressants, la grande comete de
1843, qui, CONNIE celle-ci, fllt
visible ]; poeil nu, en- plein
soleil.,
Washington d. CT, 20 La
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
Fats Divers Americans.

lAbeille dc la Nile Orleans, I9septl
La plus grande nappe d'eau
douce connue est le lac Supe-
rieur. II mesure 400 miles de
long, 100 miles de large sur Sd
plus grande largeur il a 3d. 900
miles carries. Sa profondeur
moyenne est de 200 pieds ct sd
plus grande profondeur de 900
brasses environ. La surface Sen
6leve d 635 pieds au-dessus du.
niveau de la mer.
LIE Fort Monroe est Ia fortili-
cation d6tachee la plus considG-
rable qui soft. D6ja ellie coflte
all gouvernement des Etats-
Unis S3,O0O,OOO. La batterie
qui commando le rivage est con-
sideree CONNIE lie plus bel on
yrage militaire du monde.
On salt qu'un DIES grands ne
gociants en- "dry goods" lie la
vile de Boston (m nj. Jordan,
81 nous avons bonne memoire,
voyage actuellement en- Europe
avec yingt-cinq de ses commits,
hommes ct femmes, afin d'y etu-
dier les pratiques commerciales.
Dernierement, lis recevaient lie
meilleur accueil i Londres ct 4
aris +; dams cette derniore vile,
7 lis ont ell meme une audience
du president Grevy, qui lem a
fait le plus courtois accueil.
Cette gigantesque maison
compte plus de 5000 employees,
ct tous ayant des appointments
leur suffisant largement d vivre.
LIE Sud exclusivement agri-
cole ne sera, dams I'm court
d6lab@ croyons-nous, qu'un
fait du passe don't les genera
tions q venir s'6tonneront. III
6yitablement, fatalement, cette
partie du Sud, la plus richie en-
resources que COMPETENT les Etat-
Unis, doit deyenir manufactus
riere. De toutes parts, la croisade
commence dans ce sens; de teu-
tes parts, on songe a clever, SUI
le sol qui produit, des fabriques
convertissant ces produits en-
articles de commerce pour les
quels nous sommes restes trop
longtemps des tributaries. LIE
Nord, autant mieuX que tout au-
tire peut-etre, comprend aujour-
d'hui que cette transformation
on plut6t ce double role du Sud
s'impose. Une statistique con
state que pendant les deux der
nieres annd5s 6coul6es les CAPT
taux du Nord ont fonde plus de
la moiti6 des fabriques qui fone-
tionnent maintenant all Sud.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
Manufacture de VOitures.

sSLATTE de Encouragement qui lui 1t ct"
a. ;ccordG .jus4n'i. present par lie .pnbflc de
cctte Paroisse, le soussigne remcrcic sincere
ment crux qui Font ains encourage, ct sollI"tte
eu mtme temps Ia continuation de leur pa
tronagc. II sera tou jours prtt Il manufactures
dcs buogies hacks ct autres vehicles sur com
maude ct do main de maitre. Les rGparatiOnS
aux voiturcs, tant charronnagc Que forge,
peinture on garniturn seront executives promp-
icncnt ct aux priX les plus modGr6s, pour dn
compliant settlement. Dorenavant, tout on
vrage ql, ne sera pas pay6 sur livraison, pof
terra 10 pour cent augmentation pour les
frais de collection Immediate.
lie soussgn6 Il toujonrs Ell mains dies hacks,
dies buggies, &c. nenfs ct de scconde Hlit'''
au,i vcndra a bon march6 pour du compliant
S Z. CLARK
Opclousas ~ jan,ier 1877. l9tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
NOUVEAU MAGASIN.
lie "New Orleans Cheap Store" "
. l. IL

Rue Num- ciS-tt-cis hc Bauedu dc Poste.
OPELOUSAS
q Il viens de recevoir nm assortment com
81 plet de nouvclcS marclIandiscs, ttlies que
Maychundises S6chcS, Habiltements Con
Eectionn6s. OhaussWes, Groceries,
Fins, Liquears, Etc, Etc,
Que joflre aux prix de la Nile Orleans, pour
du compliant. TOUS sont invites ID venlr OK
aminer mes narchandises ct Sc renseigner sur
mes prix avant dc fairc lcnrs achats aiileurs;
celia ne Icur coittcra ricn, ct lis p0hrront ePai
gner de l'argent en- &c faisant.
Eg Les plus hauts prix dn march6 seront
payGs pour la Mousse, la Laine ct les PeauN.
ct toute cspece de produits du pays.
ETIENNE LATREYTE.
Opeousas, i3 Nov. 1880 6In
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23

lie delicieux po6te d. EoGsge-
6sse, Longfellow, est une de ces
figures Dominates qui appar-
tiennent, non point B IN pays,
nlais an monde. Lie grand 6cri-
vain est aussi populaire en- An
gleterre qn'aax Etats- Unis, OF
nous pourrions meme dire que
celle-la devance ceux-ci dams
l'apoth6Ose dc l'homme de
bien ct did c6lebre litt6rateur
AMERICAN trop tot perdu. La
statue de Longfe low qni doit
ayoif sd place dams tOus les Pam
theons sera prochainement
plac6e d pAbbaye de Westmin-
ster dams ce qu'on appelle le
Poets Corner. Oette initiative
honore pAngIetere. Anglais ct
arn6ricaine visiterOnt plus dune
f0is ID monument s6culaire pour
y coaitempler pimage do doux
po6te que pleure le monde on
lEef des letfres, Qui ne connait!
pas ae nationalit6, celui-IA.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23


s'ouvrir e'est le quart d'heure
de Rabelais. Le gouvernement
de Londres acquiescera-t-il aux
revendications des autres puis-
sances Z? La Russie en- doute,
car ellie Sc prepare a prendre sa
part de rempire du Sultan, 81
PAngleterre reste maitresse alb
solue de pEgypte. Et dams CO
cas-, quelle serait Pattitude QUA
dopteraient les puissances qui
ont r6clam6 la libert6 de Ia ma
vigation du canal ?
II est question de la rGOuver-
ture de Ia conference de Con-
stantinople pour le reglement
d6finitif de la question 6gyp-
tienne. Est-il bien possible de
conciIier tous les int6r6ts qui y
sont engages Ces conferences,
meme quand ellie r6ussissent d
arriver a me solution, nc font
que des replatrages sans solidite
ct sans dur6e. La question
d'Orient sc rouvre sous les plus
belliqueuses apparences. Tou-
tes les nations de PEurope sont
sous les armes. Ii semble qu'une
guerre generate va fondre sur le
vieuy continent. Ohacun cher
che ses allies, ct deja les jour
naux de st. Petersburg review
nent a la f6conde id6e dune al
lance avec Ia France.
La presse franeaise observe,
sur les 6y6nements qui s'accom-
plissent en- Europe TN silence
remarquable ; lis Sc gardent de
livrer d Ia publicit6 la politi-
que ext6rieure de leur pays. Ne
anmoins, s'ils pr6chent pabsten-
tion dams les complications du
Jour, lis laissent entrevoir que
pentente avec Ia Russie est, Ell
quelque sorte, une n6cessit6 qui
qui s'impose.
La victoire de PAngleterre ma
pas resolu Ia question 6gyptien-
ne. La question, au contraire, sc
complique aujourd'hui des pre-
tentions du yainqueur.
Depuis quelques annees, PEu-
rope Wit dams un 6tat d'incerti-
tude qui tient en- 6veil peuples
} ct gouvernements, ct Get 6tat de
chooses Sc complique chaque jour
dun nouvel incident. ii est
clair que pAllemagne wise a.
pr6pond6rance generate +; c'es1
lie but de M. de Bismarck, but
quill atteindra, 81 les armes lui
! sont favorables. Tn 6chec Sc.
rieux serait suivi de l'6croule.
, ment de l'empire quill a Glevt
sur la RUNE de Pautonomie des
Etats de I'ancienne Allemagne
, Et, dependant, malgre Get 6tat
trouble, le commerce ct pindus
trie restent forissants; c'est que
! au-dessus des ambitions de ecu,
, qui voient la gloire dams les con
, quotes, un esprit f6cond s'infil
} tire, peu d peu, dams les masses
ct leur ouvre des horizons nou
: veaux. L'avenir appartient au
travail producteur. II ny plu:
, que les despotes, INDUS encore
5 des id6es du passe, qui r6vent
! de guerre ct de carnage.
. L'Europe est aujourd'hui pla
Gee dams une sorte d'attente
, Que resultera-t-il de la situation
cr66e par la guerre d'Egypte
, LIE cabinet anglais reste muet
sur les dispositions qd'il q adop
: tees pEurope est attentive, et
les armements continuent.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
AVIS DE L,AssEssEUR.

n ES autorit6s de pEtat m m'ayant requis de
M corriger mes listes d'assessement dams
les cas- on il % eu perte de propri6t6s on de-
probation en- yaleur cause de Finondation,
les personnes qui desirent faire ,les change
ments dams leurs assessments sont prices de
me faire leurs reelamations, d Opelousas, du-
rant les trente jours qui suivront Ia date du
present avis OCTAVE FONTENOT,
26 A0lt 1882. Assessor.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
lie Courier des Opelonsas,
Public LIE sAMEDI PAR

:
LEONCE & L. A. SANDoZ.
L'ABONNEMENT sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avanee, on trois piastres dams le
cOurant de l'ann6e.
LES AVIS sc paieront cinquante cents par
carr6 pour Ia premiere insertion ct yingt-cinq
cents par carr6 pour chaque insertion subse-
quente Huit lignes on moins eonstitueront
un carre.
Les avis qui seront envoyes pour atre publi-
6s seront ins6res en- Franeais ct en- Anglais "a
moins quill men soft autrement ordonn6) JUS
qua CO que P6diteur juge d propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiqnes de-
vront payer quinze piastres d'avance, s'ils
veulent SO faire annoncer'
Les n6crologes, les lettres de remerciment,
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, Sc paieront au taux des avis.
Lesarticlesd d'nne nature personnelle {quand
toutsfois lis serout admissiblesl Sc paieront
vingt cents la ligne ct d'avance.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23
OPELOUSAS:
SAMEDI matin, ::: 20 SEPT. 1852.
lie Chronicle, journal public d
Augusta, George, celebrera son
centenaire Pann6e prochaine.

lie Courier-JoawmGl public
ou'il est mort q Louisville, en-
1882, trois personnes non ma
ri6es contre une mari6e. Conclu-
sion facile d tirer.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23

Memphis, Ten, 20 sept.-On
q recu cette apres-midi le tele-
gramme suivantAde Pensacola:
Tlya eu jusqA'a date 275 cas-
ct 81 ~d6c9s. 1,,rente-deux cas-
nouveaux aujoupd'hui ct 4 deces'
Washington, D. O., 20 sept
Un t6l6gramme de Pensacola,
adress6 au Bureau de Sant6 Ma
tional, rapporte 26 cas- nouveauz
de fi4yre jaune hier ct 4 d6ces.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-09-23

On public qu'un fermier de
Fulton, KY, a d6ja fait, eette
aimee, trois recoltes de patates,
ct quill compte sur une quatrl-
Ame.