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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-10-13

II y de vielies files feroces. Une
jeune personne Sc trouvant recemment Ell
route dams un chemin de fer pour aller Sc
marler fut tuee par une collision. Tant
mieux pour ellie, s'ecrie une vieile decue
de 35 GU 40 ans car par cette mort acc-
dentele ellie evite une ben plus cruelIe des.
tinee: ceIe d d'appartenir a un homme.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-10-13

Comme l'aigulIe amentee qul Sc tourne
constamment vers lie meme point, I'm vrai
cwur de femme Sc tourne touj jours v"rs ce
qui est la force, la grandeur c. la noblesse
dame.
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Taxes d'Etat.-Dernier Appel!
II ES contribuabes de Ia Paroisse St. Landry
IL oui n ont point encore paye leurs taxes E.
tat, de 1865 sont par le present avertis qua par
tir du Ter Novembre proclaim le soussigne sera
force de fare des ras tous les delinquents, afin
de pouvoir lui-meme Sc conformer la loi.
JAMES G. HAYES,
Shfrif ct Collecteur
Opelousas Octobre 1866. I7-4t
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MARIES,-Le 9, en- cette vile, par lie Rev. F
Raymond M MARTIN MEDICIs, de cette vile
a Mademo;selle JOSEPHINE CoNTINE, d'Ouest
Baton Rouge
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Vente Publique.
Succession Z6phirin Fruge.

I'm vertu dun ordre de lhonorable la
IL Cour du Sc District judiciare de l'E.
tat de la Louisione siegeant dams et.pour Ia
Paroisse St. Landry, lie public est par lc
present ayerti quill sera offert en- vcnte ru
blique, au plus ofIrant ct dernier encheris-
seur, par la sous gnee ADMINISTRATORS ou
par l'intermediaire dun Encantcur dument
commissioner, la residence de la soussi-
gnee, dams la prairie Faquatailuc. en- cette
Paroisse, lie
Mardi 80 0ctobre proclaim,
les proprietes ci-apres de>:gnees dtpen-
dant de la succession en- comuunaute entire
ledit Zephirin Fruge, dectde, ct dame Au-
rore Il. Fontenot son epousc survivante, a
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lie premier placement qu'un pere
doit fa;re en- faveur de ses entants est de
leur donner de I'instruction car cest un
bIen qu'on ne peut plus perdre.
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La vie est un voyage don't les etapes
sont des illusions: retirez les Illusions, ct
l'aspect de la route aride, rocaileuse ct
sans fin vous plonge dams lie desespoir.
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HABITATIONS
TERRES DE VALEUR

II E soussigne otfre vendre d l'amiable les
~ habitations ci-dessous designees savoir:
Une Habitation situee - miles au Sud
Quest de la vile d'Opelousas, Paroisse St. Ian
dry, Etat de la Louisiana, mesurant 3l6 arpents
de terre de superfce, ct bien amkoree, 100 ar
pents destuels son terre boisee, ct 100 arpents en-
culture. II une mason de residence de 40
pieds cares, un magasin a mas de 80 pieds car
res, une Depense de 20 peds sur 40, Cuisine ct
autres dependances; le tout etabi depuis quel-
ques annees.
La Section 81 du Township Sud de
la Rangee Est, contenant 644 acres de superb
Gle, partieement ameiioree. Cette terre est stu
&c a Is miles au Sud-oust d'Opelousas, ct deux
miles de la ligne do chemin de fer de la Nou-
velle Iberie au Texas.
Une petite Habitation, joignaht la Sec
ton dernerement decrite, contenant 3l9 acres do
terre de superfcie, avec un clos d'environ 40
acres, une bonnie petite maison de residence ct
autres dependances; lie tout en- bon oldre.
Un moroccan de terre bosee de 495 acres, situe
dams le voisinage des terres plus haut decrites,
sera vendu avec la Section 81 on tune ou rautre
des habitations, GU par portions Ia convenanco
des acquereurs.
ms-Ces habitations ct ces terres Sc trouvent
dams une des portions les plus ertiles pour la cu
ture du cotton, ct sont facilement. accessibles.
I. FERAY, Opelousas
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cANEDI matin, ;: -: IL OCl. looo'
Reduction de PriX.

Des raisons quill est mutile de dfdu'Te ,c''
lies circumstances ertfdordinaares ct m-
,rfrues, nous foreent tout a coup d redu.fe
f. prir des aanonees dams le "Coafrter.
Nous pubUerons done dfsormois tons les
xr;s oui nous seront enr0yGs a rais0n de
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ENCORE DU CHARLATANIsME.-u Went
de se declarer Vienne une epidemic qui
occasionne de douloureuses enfures sur lie
visage des personnes qui ont fait usage d'u-
ne pouvelle pate raser, inventee ct pro
nee CONNIE extirpateur de la barbe Far le
barber Johann Gautier. Cette pate dis
pensait de l'usage du rasoir. On soumis
cette pate lanalyse ct on a trouve qu'elle
consistait principalement en- arsenic. Tout
naturellement ellie etc confsquee, ct l'in-
genieux barber est expose a la rigueur des
lois.
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College st. Charles,

Grand COteau.
IT 'ANNEE SCOLAIRE au College st.
Charles, commend era lie "a Octobre
pour Sc terminer vers lie 90 Ao1t.
LIE eprix de la pension. y compris lie blan-
chissage, les fournitures de bureau ct les
honoraifes du medecin, 5000. Entree, $40
Les livres ct les medicines sont en- de-
liors du prix de pension.
La musique au choix des parents, S6
par mois.
ST les articlesde literie sont fournis par
lie College, $40 par an.
La pension Sc paye en- or on son equl-
valent en- monnaie courante, par moitie
ct d'avance. La premiere moitie en- en-
trant, la secOnde le 20 mars.
Aucune avance d'argent NEST faite aux
eleves pour habillements, voyages, &C.,
au-dela de la somme deposee 4 Get etfet
par les parents.
L'age d'admission est de 10 Is ans, ct
renfant doit deja savoir lire ct ecrire:
F. BENAUSSE, S. j.
President
Grand Coteau, Lne., 6 Oct. 1o66.-3t
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EGARE

EGARE
DE chez lie soussigne. a Vile Plate le Cc'
| tobre courant, un gros MULET Amerlcaln,
hai on rouge, age de Ia Is ans. marqne l. avec
nne r,aro,e representant une tenaitle, ct portaht
des marques de collier ct de harnais: . ,,r;
line recompense liberalese sera accordee a c1l"'
oui ramenera ce mulet au sousslgne.
i"' AUGUSTE MOLlIOR.
Vile Plate, l3 Octobge ls65' lo-"'
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-Des fusils a aigniles! s'ecriait Nine.
Calino; cas- coquins d'hommes! Ga invente
tout pour eux. ST seuIem ment il y await des
aignllles a fusil, oh! il y a longtemps que je
me serais dGbarrasse de mon mari.
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VeERfe EsaEhEEUuG.
Succession St. Vile Lagrange

Succession St. Vile Lagrange.
EN- \ yertu dun ordre emanant de Tho
IL norable la Cour du Huitieme Dis
trict Judiciaire de FEtat de Ia Louisiana,
siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse st. Lam
dry, il sera vendu Ell vente publique, au
plus ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, par
Ia soussignee ADMINISTRATIVE, ou par
rintermediaire dun Encanteur d1ment
commissioning, sur rhabitation ci-apres
designee, derniere residence dudit de-
funt, lie
Jeudi Is Novembre proclaim,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, depen-
dant de la succession dudit feu St. Vile
Lagrange, decide, reinforcement de la pa
roisse st. Landry, a savOir:
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II circule en- ce moment Paris une caricature
qui represente un ro un noble, un soldat un
pretre ct lie peuple. Celia sappelle les S touts.
LIE roi dit: Je mango tout.
LIE noble dit: Je pile tont.
LIE sodat dit Je defends tout.
LIE pretre dit: J'absous tout
LIE peuple dit: Je pale tout.
C'est une vtrite qui toujours exists ct qui ex-
istara q iamais
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On peut conserver la viande fraiche et
saine, en- la plongeant supplement dams du
lait de beurre.
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AVIS.
r E soussign& devant aller bientot a la Nou-
I 4 velle Orleans pour renouveler son assorti-
ment de meubles de maison offre ceux qu lui
restent en- mains I'm prix extremement rebuilt,
atm de lu permettre de plus amples achats. En-
consequence, ceux qui peuveut avoir besoin de
meubles trouveront nn grand nterst verir sans
deai Sc pourvoir; attendu que lie soussigne desire
ecouer immediatement son present assortment.
L. WAITER.
Opelousas 13 octobre 1866. 1o-2t
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Restaurant.

T F. soussi gne transporte son Restaurant Wis
- a Wis de la demeure de NJ. Gibbs, tout pres
de l'encoignure quill occupait recemment: II
aura toujours en- main des viandes de bceuf. de
veau, de rnouton de Ia volatile, du legume, hui
cafe chaud, sc. lie tout artistement prepare ct
servi la minute.
Iprendra aussi des pensionnaires.
PERDRIX.
Onelousas Is octobre 1866. 1S-4t
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-Quand toutes les femmes seront con.
vaincues qu'une bonne table est lie plus
SIR lien des maris, lie bonheur conjuga
sera assure au foyer domestique.
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PHQTQGB APHlE.

r Z soussgne previent lie public quill est pref
IL a prendre les portraits au Photographic, (sur
cartes) pour le prix modique de $4 la dor lzaine
ou So so la demi douzaine. Fl continuera prem
Dire des portraits a ranbrotype ct au fe rrotype,
son magasin a Opelousas.
S. GALE .OTTI.
Opelousas % Septembre 1866. 15tf
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d'Auguste Follain.

Succession d'Auguste Follain.
NNOUS ceux qui doivent la succession de feu
IL Auguste Follain, DECIDE, reinforcement dc la
Paroisse st. Landry, sont par lie present averts
d'avor v enir payer dams les trente jours qui
suivront 10 date du present avis, ,sils veulent Sc
vier des frais;-Et ceux eui.' peuvent ayoir des
reclams .tions contre la meme succession devront
egaler lent les presenter au soussgne dams lie mo-
me fielai, pour en- faire une classification.
JOEL H. SANDOZ, Administrator.
Opelousas6 Oetobre 1866. 17-5t
i Metal pour Crapaudines.
A vendre su bu1ea1 dls Courier des Opelousass
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-Si l'on dit du NAL de vous, faites que
la verte soft dc votre cote; les medisants
seront aors des calomnateurs.
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HIl s'est glisse une erreur typographique'
Ia semaine derniere, dams l'avis en- franGais du
College st. Charles, du Grand Coteau. LIE prix
de lapension &c. par an, n lest pas de 1920 COM
me on pu lie voir; mais bien de 5000 ainsi qu'on
le vera par l'avis que nous avons corrigs.
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Ii une certaine voIupte d lasser aux
injustes le temps de regret'er :e,lrs inius-
tlces.
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LNtUFECN7 Z teO
Opelousas 13 octobre 1866
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KABKEID M TEIDQRAFU


CAisags Ahrkss.
Dy fsisszapA.l pnlcAAA. 0ct 5.
YlourA-Dsusand isns scstv9 A}cAs " ie0os ~ tbl
on Yesterday psicsE spsing Extras ssid at fon = II
0l3 %; white Winter 1t Ga "a Winter q I'll 5 aa1
Spring Super q q sooo ny
Whsst-etsady and without material change No
Spring sold a from - 1905 ~ No Spring At 81 10
I q. eiestng q y llo1 IA for No 1psiaE y eeDl
~ ~ No Sin flint & hoSpsoa's D - j Ass6ls
Dole Co.'s q 10 In .orth ~ hsssss.
Cora-Iu god shipping dsnisd s.d h hasaIs, <ssh
salss ef No At elesaa1 No 1t o0o1f esosiss q
s414oes3f NJ iIsnsA Canai cprp = sdss - ssasl
light at IS Tor No saoas.
osts-aood inquiry for No >, and yestsrday's sg
srss N advance Of oie pr BUSH salss saoss ehs4y
asisnas Assfe NH !.
Rys-peclnsd - Nc pr bush heavy; rsesipts d ID
sold Al o. No . 1t 1eATs
Bsrisy--LoveS tO1e - Mo- asd4. but hrmsr foa
Rejected sAlss y n % ~ - Il 5oo3e ~ No 2 s7os'
for Rejected.
sHighsinss-Duli and pontnaliy lower.
Pork-As~ Pork quiet At sssbs7 IS; 6ies sooo bSsi
u inside price. Dry ltsd Shoulders In good eondtss
hsad Arnly - IL,
lArs-sa ds.aA y N. ~ As,a.. - ip<oITk
Sssds-IaAsfss aAd nsninaiiy uscAasgsd.
Lals 1rstsAsp~A dssas1 ~ p~Aussa
osttlsABsss N0ss< asassn e0s3T ssock s14oh,x-
Hoss-Bsst sdas,z s,oek 7,4os.
ehssp-Dull; best &6s
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CfHciHSAYI; 0ct :.
flesr-Firn and In good issAl demand 1t
vis SeAll - for supsrAss, 80 el3 ooAtt % ~
trade brands.
Whsst-Rirmer; No rcd IL held 1t q ss; Ns1
sssd u - rs.
CorD-Firnsr owing to the light supply;
shsllsd 0Is83cs 60, slc.
Oats-Daii; 4ac for No ;, decline, sad ~ ~
Mol
Ays--RatAss lower, No l, 81 10, and eAoiss
u Is. closing heavy.
Daslst-6esrcs aad n tsnaaA 4 q "a
vhsky-firn = s3eia hsaA.
Msa Pork-Advanssd 70 ga Is, viii salee q
~ has4s1s. e
BAN nsAAe-Firn NJ qaist = Il,alaes ~
Aasss-oesoAy vieA ns1asats jehSaae =.
si1aA
Cssas.-1isn = sos1es ~ aDa1lnE hsaAsss
es.a.s Nd lssssay hs~ssss.
- 01oo1p- V6a1nnnoA.
{ 49, ss.s6r,
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1T is earnestly to be desired that every
Union Republican, people Of Keokuk ~ we'll
~ persons from abroad. will join the process.
hon. JOIN 1t on foot or in carriages and
wagons. The march will not be . long one
and lot rs have procession to be nrond of
Plenty of time will be given for you to take
esre OF your teams, after the procession
reaches the stand before the speaking com.
mences We hope our country friends will
join the procession with their wagons. bu~>
ges' &c, and that our ownl citizens will not
b remiss on this score.
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Msxsnn, Tssx. ost. T..
Wsathsf warm. River falling. Businsss dull.
Five hsndfsd end four belss Of cotton wsrs NJ
csissA.
Cotton-s Sa3oc and still; holders ask advanced
rates.
Mos Pork->ss -. Haas. sssas-cursd, 2cSa
3ee; plain 1sc. -
Corn--whits u os; ysllow u 90, SCARCE.
Rkgs--laa433c.
Onions--Naries slattsd It - soas o.
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The Commissioners Of Internal Revenue hAs
just made the following decisions:
Pit and cross cut saws are decided not TO b ~.
smpt from taxAtion, - arc hand-sews.
Bank note paper ard card paper 10 mot exempt
frsn tax ~ pristing paper.
Printed envelopes 80 taxable 70 the amount Of
8 pr ssat Of their full salae.
The deduction Of bottles, bsrrsls, boxes, eAses,
spools, &C.. used in putting up goods for sale,
heretofore allowed to manufactures assxpsnss q
sales, is not allowed under the AMENDED oct Of
July 18th, 1865.
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The APPLE TRApE.-In the New York market,
We learn apples are arriving very freely, and tbs
market is 90 fully supplied that they arc slow Of
sale. Ordinary to good vsritiss offered 1t
Is so per barrel. We find II stated in various
quarters that fall apples arc plenty and good in
most parts Of New England, and it is said that
the supply will be sufficient to satisfy the homo
demand. IN different sections Of Connecticut,
Massachusetts,, Vermont, and New Hampshifsth The
yield 10 average one. A great proportion Of
the farmers still have enough for their o~n use
and some to spare.
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= - = g 2 80 ~ = > 10
mu.-e[L. JI0. /. loelI
At K9okuK.
Officers Of the day:

Officers Of the day:
President-6en. d. D. Hillis.
Vice. Presidents Hamill, Hugh
Martin, Lieutenant Jossph Ebnsr. Joseph A.
Sanuels, DR.. W. h. Turner, Henry Schsll.
ing, II. voss, John Fcx, Col. J. p. Sample,
Lieutenant B. F. Mcintyre, L. r. Bisssll,
Captain T. L. Sprott, Captain J. Q. A. De
Han, Urish Raples, and Captain L. b.
Jones.
Chief Marshal-Colon A. G. Mcqueen.
Assistant Marshals-Harry Fulton, Lowell
Howe, Captain s. s. Sample, Colonel John
Bruce and b. W. Ro4hest.
Chaplsin--Rev. Geo. Thatcher.
/. A salute Of thirteen guns to be fred BY
the artillery, commencing Is soon q the
steamer carrying Gen. Logan comes in sight
on Saturday morning.
2. The committee of Reception, and q
many citizens and soldiers a. can do co. nm,
der command Of the Marshal, will meet Gen.
Logan 1t the levss and escort b INTO shs res.
idencs Of Col. Rankin.
8. A procession will be formed q lo'clOcA
on Main street, the right resting on Second.
The procession will be formed - follows
First-The Keokuk Brass Band.
Second-The Marshal Of the day.
Third-Retnrnsd soldiers under command
of Captain John Mccormick.
Fourth-Major General Logan and the
committee Of Reception, in carriages.
| Ffth-Ctizens on foot.
Sixth-Citizens in carriages and wagons
Seventh-Citizens on horseback.
4. Thsprocessiou thus formed will move
down Second street to johnson, up johnson
to Third, up Third to Main, up Main t.
Ninth, up Ninth to High, down High te
Filth, up Fifth to the place of meeting.
6. Thirty six guns will be fred during the
forming and moving Of the procession, and
the forming of the procession is to commence
upon the firing of the first gun.
8. Upon arriving at the stand the meeting
will be called to order by Gen. d. B. Hills
President of the day, when the Band vii
play Hail Columbia
Prayer viii be offered by Rev. Geors.
Thatcher.
Address BY Gen. Logan.
Gro. W. McCRAEY,
c. Fl. PERRY,
FELIX GRExxIxGER,
J. N. SHELLEY,
Conmittes on Programme.
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PRINTING, the 'art preservativs of all
arts" has found no more efficient assistant
than the Eclectic Cleanser" It cleans type
and rollers with wonderful quickness and
thoroushness, leaving no dregs or sediment,
IS is the case with every other compound yet
tried.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. Ct
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HousE WASrxD.-Any person having q
small house for rent, can find punctual pay.
ing tenant by addressing or calling on ~.
NJ. Co." GATE CrTY Ofics.
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SALES OF MAIN STRAIT PRoprRrY.-Mr.
W. Z. Graham sold 25 feet front on Main,
adjoining Hess, Stern L Co. q Clothing Store,
Tor $4,000. Mr.. Barnisconi was the purcha-
ser. The next day after the sale hs was of.
fered $1,000 for his bargain.
Captain Charles Morrison sold % fee, front
on Main, adjoining the new binding now
being erected by Mr. kilbourne, for $4,000.
Guttmann L Hamel were the purchasers. and
will build on it next Spring.
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EXPERIENCES is the best teacher after all.
Those who have become acquainted with the
merits of the Eclectic Cleanser BY expe-
nence, would not exchange it for any other
cleansing agent.
Sold by all druggists and Rrocers. fst.
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IT seems thatj. IL. Craig, Of thi. pl.ce
was up in the interior enlishteninr the faith.
fni recently. fhs Knoxville Rspxb,.co.
says; THE party now known BY the mama
Of National Union, but which ". c.ll.d
Dsmocrst before il was sold out 10 Jokn.,n
seward, Doolitie 4 Co., had . r.llv :. ..
sosr House. II This place, on Saturday IL
~, J ss. la's' We we're not able to b pre-
sn.' out We understand that the hall v,.co-
,olsoy niled. The meeting was .ddrs., :
o %SOf :; .. A.herson, and J. q. Cn,;, !.
nso.o,. MI. Anterior s..ssd -. n !.
Radicals wsrs the vicsou in al. e,.ct;o. :. =
country was lost Ia. son. o.s.' .s..,. = :
. certainty. 'neal' =
M. crais Va quite ingenious. !. -.
ing ruth into fhlssAood, end s.a..A .3ear
truth" ood int
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LADIES will please notice the superb quail
ty and not forgot to ask for r. ]. Robert
Patent Parabola Needles"
(oct2-l0t) BosrwlcK L Co., Sole Ag'ts.
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PLACE OF SrEAKrso.-Gen. Logan will
speak to-day at the corner of Ffah and Full
ton streets.
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BkHGArxs! BARaArxsi daily arrivals Of
choice goods, Ut BorvIcK b Co.
(oct2-10D
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TIE CaoPs IN UrAa.--From Utah We learn that
the crops Of wheat, oats and barley are generally
good; in fsw plasss thsy havs bssa fljpred BY
the rust, owing to the wet Potatoes will give Al
exceedingly liberal yield. The hay crop 10 large
beyond all precedent and $40 per ton will
b about the average price. Lam yssr the rals
was 500 per ton. Prices viii be low; hour sells
81 IS oo.s 90 Per barrel; wheat and bsrlsy in pro-
porti
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MORE SHoEs.-Another large addition has
Just been made to the stock of boots and
shoes at No. 92 Main street. Some Of the
best boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers ever
sold, in every variety Of style, can be had st
prices to please the customers of
(0ct. 4.6t) W.R. Brp1xx.s
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FALL into line with the procession.

BrAxu.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of LAding and Ill kinds Of Jastice'l
Blanks, call 1t the GAIs CrT Counting
Room.
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A LADY was seen the other day whose face
was a. fair as the rosy light of morn. On
being asked for an explanation, she replied
that she had been bleaching some linen with
the aid of the Eclectic Cleanser, and il
had become VERY white under the operation
II her own coma.exion had been improved in
me meantime, her friends must not make
light of it.
sofa py all dras sists and sroosrs. fot|
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HAVE your change ready for the paper to
day a. the Carrier viii call on you.
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"WEr GooDs. Having 9 case of good,
damaged by the accident to the Express wag.
on, Saturday, we have some great bargains tc
offer in French Merinos. Twill Cashmeres
D'Laines, Scotch Diapers, &c.
(oct2-5t) BosrwrcK 4 Co.
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CIV. D. B. HILLS, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee of Reception and one of the party
that went to Quincy to meet Gen. Logan, dis.
patched us from that place last evening. He
said, IAN right. We will be up at the hour
named" That will be six o'clock or there>
abouts this morning.
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TEE packet EAGLE win run between
Alexandra and Warsaw and Keokuk for the
benefit of excursionists to-day.
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eler ssys: @M 800 ~
"There is at present falling Of in the boot and
shoe trade in Boston, though the manufacturers
are still very busy filing orders left with them .
few weeks ago. The demand for the fall trade has
been quite as large ~ Was expected. duh time
ne1t month 10 ssticipsaed ~ ths nAaafastnrsssl
So great ere TIN faciiti2 Of nansfAstszerA csn-
ssqusnt upsnl Tho iatsodsstion d nAeAhisey,
chat, II required, they eculd IN fsw months sshs
ali the boots and shoes that the trade would ~
quirs for year"
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GET OF the sidewalks and join the process
sion.