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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

WEnSEsuAr EFEs1so, Jul7 II. 1858,
The Money market to-d1y was moderate
ly aettvc, but 1t ID stilI close. Balances IN New
York have been reduced uute materially, and de-
posts here are unusually low. On the other hand,
there IL very urgent demand for currency by the
country tanke. and city hanke.4 are forced 10 mike
coeet discrimination thsn IL usual Of the paper Of
fed. Sun, there II no change in the rate Of dis
count, which RENAME Eteady 1t 10 per cent par an-
NUM-. Inferior eEades Of paper are discounted on
the street at 1G1n per cent per nun,h.
The ma1kci for Eastesn Exchange to-day WAS
very nm. aud rats ruled a Ftadt higher: Round
lots we're sold among bankers at .0c dl=connt to
Par. cloelne In the afternoon very d1m Al The out
eide quotation. Counter rites were a1-o ehade
bctte7-sarglng At 3sl10 Discount bu,ing and
par selling. The supply OF Exchange Is iair at
present. and there IL some probability Of An i'll
c1ease, as very large amount Of grain is being
loaded, end the bills draau against ii Will he pre-
tented Within day o. swo. At the ssne time, the
la1ances Of our city bankers are unusually low at
present, and the demand for exchange by the mee.
cant,ic t1ade Is Increasing.
There Il an active shipping demand In this mar
ket fox Corn and Oats: but Wheat Is NEGLECTED. ex-
cPt by speculstort, and prices today fell ssfts7c
per onshel on Regular, and 1se on North westcru
No.1 spring. Corn and Oats Ncre trmer. RE
ruled easier. Provisions were duh and neglected.
Lard vas veak and thRde lower.
The Board Ct Trade today PROMPTLY adopted orr
suggestion, and passed resolutions endotsin. the
rctlon Of the Third National Bank OF Buffalo. In
attempting 10 establish ''grernaack" basls In
that city The resolutions, which Tere passed bY
aeclsmatior, are as follows:
Wnl1EAs. An ctfost ii being made In Bu(I,]o by
the Third National Bank, mud number or fhe mef-
soa' Snan,s o. tnas 9sS TO DO business on "Grcen
txioEtton H3 y Of one per cent nov CHARGED by The
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panies here present. speaking for themselves and
for o4her torGsen compan1e', hereby express tte,l
sss Rss pr R5'i%ps e s Il hs'
1ffsAoed That, as the Esies Of insurance lor snme
Eme pa!t have been enti1e1y inadequate The r1sk
tented In the city Of Porlhn be in:tructed to fora,
1mmed:ately Board Of Underwriters 10 ADOPT =
ANN Of rates to be appsovtd ~ 4 eomu1tiee Of five
That aErn,s strsc.1E aahere 10 said iariH and until
sueu ta1tf be adopted IN advance Of at least any pef
csol ns chatged upon all riek.. and that no mes-
RtsNc<d. That the utdere sitc1s here, rcp;e .eu..
ine The INSURANCE. capital ol fhe country IN y.ew Of
the continue detruchou Of properly, By the r.o Of
nEs crackers, recommend to their respective com.
p7nies to 1al immediate meatRtes to eec1re the
pA,sae OF ID RI against ,ae use Of them uudez any
and all circumstances where The, Issue policies.
Imports II Rreadst into Grent Bf5knln.
lLoruon Cores poDdence n. T. Com Chronicle ]
0EtuE 70 The coumencemsnt Of hoatiliues on the
the whest traoe and ID ut S per q1aitcr
on to:h home e1oxn ana Ertn at this
3spo:ed * to fo aeiia
sacrRt q T. torthss imrIoyamtht. Farmers are now
9as5sd :. iss ss5ls Ens
popg s
1hsf sasaoee price, vii Se sssa6.ned and ihst ,ha
s asfsctsd hthsl TON fTanes r and Kussta tupPse Fise
whent specially will command high price owing TO
ana 81 pnat3
exhibited for salc u our markets. have been stopped
!hlss onntJ IS wen as g France, Knssa snd hs Un.
vhoe 4s6 shsssh a :os NE
e Tasss psn % na'1s e 1o
IT, tSs ra y new @ @e9%meacoE % nl9om aaa prob
&c n9E oIr cnist 4 le,e sunpy tads
sss 10 pas ID ie uessn hau1a taey e,ee ses
o. these noWers enter into It. 1t Is ccstala thst
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I neeessa7 number Of buoys to mark out he chsune
IN Lake Muskegon.
WATER RuNa.-There i general rise Of water
In al the upper Lakes. In Ill the Lake Superior
potts material ehao8e Is noticeable. Captain
Jerry Saunders, the well known st. Clair pilot,
says that there Ia now depth Of twelre feet a19h.
inches on the Flat4-an advance Of fire inches over
last neaturement-
NUMBER or AMERICAN LIGHTHOUSES on THE
LAKfs.-Ihe number Of lights kept up By the
Revenue Department In the 10Th and 1llh Light
house districts, which embrace all tn the Lakes, Is
u, which are distributed As follows: On Lake
ChampIatn, 9; On ST. lawrence River, s; Lake On.
tario, I; Lake Erie, 10; Detroit River, 2; Lake 81
Cla!r, 3; Lake Huron, 10; Lake Michigan, 3 !;
Lake Superior, Is.
The number OF beacons is as follows: On Lake
Champlatu, II; Lake Ontario, 8; Lake Erie, IS;
Lake St Clair, / Lake Huron, / 1ake Nichi
gan. I.
TunouGu TIE CAyAI-The following Chfcaeo
vessels passed the .Weland Canal On the 9Th inst
Propeller Akron, oswego ito Chicago; B1rge
Water Witch. Chicago 10 kingeton; Propeller,
East, Montreal to Chicago; Bark Gbrnltar,
hinCston 10 ch1caRo; schooIefs Algertne, ChIca-
go to Kingston; Oriental, ktngstou to Chicago.
Vessel sales.
The Detroit Fres P4ess OF the 10th has tha FOL-
LOVING list Of vessel sales eiuce the 5th inst:
l12fk 1npal E3t1. half interest. N nm nv +
III. Jones 10 E. II. uunsnn' hoih ri 1es,n,i,' -
In recoruinc the yc-ei"hts1s 1n.rr. ~ thjs re.
sci 10 j, ii. Jones. lew dsIs sinre: ne nhtsnag
from the Custnm nnnsr rpcnrjs nnIr thc r,sn ror.%
klde1at!op, wh1ch wpult male it anpear fhst she
eolt for about sumo. Such m imTnression srnnId
be erroneous, as thtre Wen. coijaieral cans,der.
ntions between Inc paS,tes 10 ihe conir,cf. 1rirb
made her cnance hands at her fll yaine nf iii III
TIE Tuhal ain vii b. remembered a. he finc new
hsrk fannrhed nj: snrTrN fron, " I ~ .1G neN
someahat minute description OF which We cuye
a. II 1ne Iame. -.
ias U: ;: Gsanf, Tor $sl,ooo. by Harvey Booth Of
nai' nnEaE' 10 SGnn uemase and 6cofsc e. Gould Of
Snn.r' ~, ~ 81 Eaen, T.
St1W A9a'n. lor SlGU, ny tfotse Il. Richardson
nII w pn,t ~ , " oe'Fo1t' 10 Andrew Mchenzte
o. foel ulifon.
sco" 4dunWef. 0ne-naJI I0r $390, by Richard
" laa.1 !ats1 e. 9 Sosepn nesiof,
ScoH roam. onc-naif 10r $5u0. by Geo. Freeman
10 zioer Freeman, ooth Of Detroit.
.S ScoM Ht ualont ene.na1 ,or $ioo. by zlba 10 Ed
"Mq FREEMAN, eoth OF Detroit.
Disasters.
BARK Nonnts As1,oue-The Mf1,v.utoa S,rt,,.,
OF ye.teidsy ,a.s rumor u,s ,ao,t -.,,,-,,,r.
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1Ilc Insurance InrercAt-Tie Portland
R1ft.

From the Boston Journal, July 3th.l
A meeting was held On Saturday afternoon Of
the reptetenlxt1ycH Of great number OF the NeS
England and New York tnfurance oflces- Mark
Howard ol the Merchants Insurance Company Of
Hartford pIttided. and Mr. r. .. Glover Of The
The following companies were represented !:
Home OF New York. ,fradrsr' and Nechan!e:' OF
Iohell. NoHh American OF Hartford, .Etna Of
Hartford, city Of Hartford, Phnulx of Hartford,
Merchants OF Hartford, Charter Oak and New
Enslsnd Of Hatlond. Howard Of Boston, Manu-.
uampdcn Of Springfield. western Massachu-
rttts Of spr1rEheid, Spnnedc!d Fire and Ma
Tine q Springfield, Astsasott Of Springfield. Full
ion Of New York. lonllard OF New York. Conf
nfntn Of Ner York, Arctic Of New Yotk, 1ntefna-
tonal OF NeH York, Eiaga.a Of New York. Metro
politan OF New iors. nunoEcr OF New Yors, North
Ams1ean e, & 81 Nsw York, seeusi,y q SsT Tn5k,
putllc Of Ses YORK, Yonkets and New York Of
Youkc1f, Home OF New Haven. Peoples OF Wor-
cteter. North American Of Philadclphia, Mcr-
chants Of Providence, American OF Providence,
Washincion Of Providence, Royal OF London,
Liverpool and London or London. Qneen Of Lon.
Amer some gtncrA! aiscu:slvn a coMm.ttce- con-
tisting Of Mestrz. Williams Of The .E:ha, NofMard
OF the LoEillart, Gould Of the Manufactured OF
D-ston. Ranktu ut the Fulton. and Conner Of tue
10rkett, wCrc appointed Committee On Resolu-
ons: They reported tue following, winch were
unanimously atnpted:
panic and 10 cau:e dist1asi among sne policy hold
tre oG the various iueusance companies alluded to
therein; and
WuEnEAs. after dt1iceut inquiry we cannot ind
caase lor such apprehension; therefore
HtsolF~d, That the representatives Of the com-
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In the afternoon. lhe leading grain markets were
very quiet Wheat mas neglected and entirely
nj mai Al about the closing figures on Change.
Corn WAS quite, with sales Of short receipts Of No.
I IN etoEe n 6S3sc.
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Here the MARKET has been quIet-opcning Al l49
advancing To- 1io1i and closing at 155ts. Silver Is
Gull aut nominal at 13911ia.
The demand for Government Securities IN this
: market Is sia quite active, md quotations are
ntm. Fire-fweuIes arc ecarce, aud the brokers'
hed 1t very difficult TO fill orders; hut Seven.Thir-
tsf arr qui1e hE1sk At 1851. md In como instances
1853 has been paid. We quote:
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IA OFFICE or Tua hoard or PCBI1C WorKa,1
CHICAGO. July tth. 1866.
es1ed khas the 9nderlsneu. camnizsloners Of The
bSai1 o. fuhlc Mosks Of the CITY Of Chicago, have
tas Width q s. est q the y teet alley running east
AHd West. IN ficcE lis. School Section Addition 10
ChteaGo and the extension Of the SANE east to ark
,ltess 81 the tame N'd1h; making the south line
koeteoi aFa1is! TO aud IL tto north t:m the
north Tine OF Monroe erect; and sueh i4s.essucoS
R91 ~: peen deo IL The Office Of The CRY Gitfk-
Ine nbdcrstEEed will Apply 10 toe Common CoQn-
cli q 1aio clly 81 tts next guas nte,n to be held
on no sixteenth d!c> day Of r!y 1856, ut the nour
Of u O'Clock p. for cnntsmatto or such 2ssess
nest 4t which tlmc all parties telcsed viii have
tho FEht 10 be heaEd- All PER- OBS Wishing 10 object
came, tn Mritiox. In the oAce II the CITY Clerk at
lsast ote day prior to such meeting ot the Couron
Council. ~
JIG. GINDELE.
FRED. LETT.
o. j. ROSE.
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Total al........-......,........... SO
The market to-day WAS quies In fact, dv{1 for 4
Wednesday There Tas very liberal supply OF
stock. and The Jntds were fairly alive with buyers
nosWitbtsAudiuE which, trade dragged throusbout
Eastern adyces cou,inue unfsvorablc, and The In.
psetson seems to be pretty generally eutertaned that
With continued libersl receipts prices must 10 down.
Win this idea buyers are holding on puschalnE
u when they can strike good trade. The receipts
to-day were Of about an average quality. 1858 head
chauCed hands at $ato9<6.G 6 for common butchass'
cowtto good stock Steers, md t7.29 x7Tk for good
to prime steeTs ayet4nr from 1t0o to 1865 snip.
re1t were the principal operators, though butchers
bought with considerable freedom. Stock ers arc do
inF comparatively nothing. There Is fs!r inquiry
for good smooth shipping beeyes and pslces for such
a.eQnotaoay lower, but common and medium CRATES
A1r aui and We quote the mazke, weak, Il decline,
since Saturday, Of 75c pei 1t0 H. From 500 to 1Opq
head remain ia tho yaEdI unso!d.
The following are the reported tfanE factions:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
John Adams sold o'Shen is hesa fur Coxa fad nnd
wasercd, avtEae!nF 8l7 is. at S5.o0; TO Hughes.
heat good coHs, ted 8nd watered aEersrlng 1907 81
SEQ: 10 johnson, !s htad tsis butchers steess
Averaging E5 :. At 85; 10 Manifold, = henn good
sra!sht Steers fed and watereu, averaging e32 ns,
s1 :.su: 70 Gibbs. hea1, averaging ss5 s., IS
Moote. 10 lead averaging SIS rs It &3.33. -
Copgtr bfpthtr1 told MeehAn l9 heat COMMON
Cows. waisFtd. averaging u! Es at to Elbhs 2!
had ccTmoh EoEa Aleta:tnE S43 na, It fs.13: to
ITO; 10 Manifold u head. averaging Los b.. at
S6;o to FlstJ 70 head stock stteft. averaging s..
as 4ts5s0; to Haas e. Co. 10 hehu ayertCtnE uos a.
n $3.50; to Manifold u head, nTesnt1LE Liza os, At
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"As LUZ 4B3
143 Welt strtet. ccrncr OF Monroe, Chtc1zo Ill., de-
Fotts BIZ atteEon exclusively TO the treatment OF Sc
cfet diseases Syphilis in all its varied fltMs EpaoF-
[nes. alest strct9!e- seml1ai Weakness. Pains IN
Throat Nose and Skin. and those anlctfoIs arising
t.om .ssfes habit Of 5oa!h Hhtsa producs consst,a
end uestrny both body and mind.
You've MEN rAH PAaTtCULAR Eo11cE.-A cure 70.
those who have Injured themselves by secret hAnltJ
MOST scfESTIFic INV EHTION.
An Instrument for the cure Of Genital Debility Moe
tnrna Eu1lsalons. m IT properly knowa 4s Seminal
WEAKNESS. etc. Can be PEI mantnty cured tn from nt
Teen days Or swo months b. the at this Instrument
order 10 satisfy tue mo1r skepsics to the eifs
q pledges hnoself that II tnY Instances
The GoGss III bs r1tnnaed bE Is:n5nlnE 1hs instIu
IMPORTANT TO LADI1s--Fe1nAfe Comptalnts reated
with great success. Our Periodical Drops HtN blng
on the cDurtes IN case ofobssyuctions any cause
!.attents treated by letter. Address Dir. BUR-
ROGGHS. 173 Wells street. cofner OF Monrpe, Chi
cnZp, Illinois. tyt .p5s7.lt TI VA
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conposcd o3 large number Of delegates from tn
olnescns Cifcles Of the c,ty, Nas h.ld in Fcuta1
Hal on uuday last, at which committee, consist
Ing OF Aesers. r. ke1rney, c. E. Moore and J. i
Seaman. reported tue following res 5lut,ons. vc,
were adopted, with but two dissenting rotes:
Rstol1ed. 1hst the Fentan Drotbcraood hare a,
ah1ding 1atu ~ the ultimate succc-s OF tbp1r eort
enlfanch1zc ireland. snu I'll iurtune fa,lure q
opnoe1on, 10 matter Aow dIeasfsous or 1rtlda oIe
N1ll crneh out Their hope sha, Ireland n vet det
lneo 70 DC Tree country, mud hrr people enjoy "a
tsme hs freedom which otl,s1 people epjoy a. an IN
+ Retoutsi, That uhile ,hps deso,1nr ou. ,ivee IL
the dssen'hrsllmant a. our naryc land, and Of oul
1hat ar friendly to the cnstaycuen, or pot1tca
ncSfsaa1!on d any race; or any portion Of the ha
an tantls, hui Insist that l!heI@y and Justice an
bastAf1cht ci fnen.
Reso!ptd, That the Irish people IN the United
staiee have Ion. cndured the tulnrion- rtproach Ii
beng the political taves OF par v. aud fhst withon,
1nquis1nc a. to the merits OF my political irspe.
they bare thrown Their whole influence, n c1a -,
1et a. The. Nerr directed By the po!lucal orgapfxa
lion Of whlch they Lnve always conttl,uied large
numerical portion That heneeforth The lt1sb mo
pic in th. Eitd States their prec freedom
Their le.lev -ci'izcns Of Ame,ican brth. vii VOC
and act T th those who make universal liberty al
home @ and abroad the ca.u1na' poin. Of political
Atso!rta. That the 1uth peaple Of the United
States M moi By The dupes of any men or party
oi sns person ~ ts.t o: poiiiPsI adets hcsnss
fnr ~ .,lIn- r. -...1S %.Aey, -%1+3A@Ss
uercc in us ia anrs; r. 1s ,.orid = hshalf ,~pu
own coun,rvmcn IN thar ns,Ss land ~tI;. ~ ~,
yotet nnd Gnr tncerhrs nnd n,,r % tnarsta ~ ost
ettf tbsf auy norfron n he ,nnn,s ~ ~. ~
rhs be Denied tI,n1 Hnertr snG .1rof;tr Thst y
de1r,nd ~. nr,.nt..,. - -. auu eaaatHy TaCa hc
&tEotrd. ~ ~
Et*o!cad. That tho liherat,on Of OR nat,ve land
our liver: that every whu aids a. OF ber1en ID
". by word 0: detd- IN our purpose. we will re.
SoEnize a. friend; and that all ~ho oppo:e onr
n,,r1 M1ess Escs re MI lecnsnzs a. taos. Eho:e
tii.rlsr1,nG o,. u 70 &c asoso:d that while
1ent ~. III Tut aa au,asr atn1aIy a. American c,-
IY1,In, -. r,.5o,rn,s uua III uo uppnse
m,, rntt s@s,,,s, 3' 73;. merry nnd 81, y
OF tnch men a. Ne w2ujd ucniutt sny nther enentes
OF human liberty.
Rtsotrsa. Ieas II 1s foul ihei np2n the nat11ot-
n.ser4 th., .I ~ ~ ~ ,,s. ~. 20
1iesNof snv no,t,rai NARY nnd ,b1f ne .r,ii
rs.nns so,ns Inr fh.t nsr+y TnS. ~ W
ID muetv lswr. in yested r1ehte and aCcjens nrr;u
dfces for deerad1u. and nsiaytng men tor pro
venting fTef ner with arms tn thetr hanos, fecov.
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LEATIa EIl-The demand Is active, Ths stncxa
R1e tight, anu pslces tEm throughout. We ouose:
80. HEAtOEK.
CttF Hafret5+ Slaughter Sole
r; i,1::! snaslo o.s@ c4e
Line. 2 .-... D.i3sD,p Chicaro Nh. i n sscan N
Ktp. medium. q Slaughter Sois ~S''''
,p.".:.'.-... llnAi5 hic.eo. No. 4 e.3aas3 II
Is!l. s9 L. 1aentA ~ tes... c-h10 10
Country Upter.. 0.i4sG.s6 Ornoco, rood 'D9'''
collas. foot''' osasasS! damaged -..... c!1@o.ss
Slaughter Sote.. cs9o 81 French Cn1s q
HalneSs = b..,. 0.t04.Q.I6I hs,..,,...' . nnes nv
TTcer..-....... ssaE. .B French Calf S6 -"~"
E1p, No. I, 4 edl- ns.......,.,.. ata3 IN
nm. .s..s..sss.. l1Got.D French tall L.
Elm No. l. he1yy1S-Ei ltul monc4 doz15 nas3 & m
METALSAND DTlNNEK.' ST3CK-Th.sin s inh
befs REPORT good kr1oe and MAJ kets Inn a. nr
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Or nconttnence Of ut9e irEtIatipn, ialammstloa or
ulrernton OF tho bladder or kfneys. d1sea the
Or bs!ck aust depost aua a diseases OF the nlader
kidneys aEd dropslcai AWelinys. use He1notlds Ex.
Burhu. jyfhnFIf.ait
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Special Rotifeg.
MIs1s Often Herald

DA@">
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~e1.s.' .~"..''N' -.'~S's'' "
W. r - A-@1 'S''S'
- '-''e ~ ~ '--'' ''
'@S - "~N 49,
uony of those VINO nave n'eo rs enee: and the re-
commendatton Of mt1 learned IA Chemistry. Il the
, 1866-07-12
Dr. Thomson

Is the Oldest Specialist now IN Chicago and he Euar
anteet perfect cures OF Syphilis IN all Its species,
stages, tsmsncaticns and phases throughout.
sreImatoTrhea aad Impotence tren, ed with the
hapktest results Medicines fus wa1aed to all OF
the civilized world,
Enclose Is GEMS and rccaye vain able printed sntor
natlon and written answers 10 al 1nterroK1to.ies.
Addrt4s P. o. Boz ~.
Once and ,Anatom1cai Museum Tvs South Clark
street. n5s
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CHICAGO CATTLE nlAKKEY.
OFFICE or TIE DAILY TEiBuyE.
Wednesday EVENING. s1ulY H.

Heuntsday EVENING. July II.
6EEf cATTLE-Accord,ng to tic Eoasn Of Trade
troYt, the receipts and shipments since ocr last lssa
compared with the corresponding period Of 1865 have
5ecn As 1olowz itsbould he borne tn nd that ties.
si'rmenu and receio really tbose Of the day pre-
cedirG:
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New York Stock Market,
Closing prices for Cash. july IL 1866, rece!1


"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July II, 1866
The receipts and shipments OF Produce during
the past t~ensy-four hours are az follows:
BEcF1s.1s p tsr rss.1.crx ssnE.,a un.na
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sHEEP-Ihe ftcih receipts to-day were to- head,
Entered sales, G hcad, at ijoo 70. fair 10 x,Go Er
choice nnstcn Sheep. The market WIS pp1st though
The tn1es made Ldieate slight advance over the
closing rates Of last week. The onty inquiry is for the
better e1ace1. Common 1ota were neglected. Sales
we1a ~ follows:
No. AZ. F1ice.
Nal1Eork 1 II. to r1tlctr.....,..... 196 IS I'D
Ionctr 10 oLeft.............. ...... u % 100
1rsfr1 are run to the Union Stock Yards over nm
The ccruer OF MauisoE and Canal streeS TIE fsre Il
accents eaca E3y. When taEe Is paid On Me trxtn 3
cents extIR Will be CHARGED.
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CHICAGO AND RocE ISLAND.
Day Express and Nail ,s9O0a- m. f4:s1 p. m.
NfSht E1ptess- .1GvQ p. n. $500 a. m.
Joliet Accommodation. i:tl >, N. sE50 a. m.
Express Freight, with passenger car attached,
Will leave passenger depot every Saturday at $50
The Joliet Accommodation connects With Ex.
prces Frfght for Way STATIONS.
ssundaY excepted. tMondRy excepted, Saturday
eYrenfpd. ~ -''@
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....... lsa6. 1855. Los lss..
sancay an1 Monday. ..218 81 2,sss 22l5
Tue: ue:d2y........s.s........ 49, t9t lG0 2,lS4
Fubtsday.-..............G4n -,0i3 I5i1 81
To.al 37t9 4,aS0 46S1
The acsnsl receipts to-dny are nj follows:
9!l1l1s
Snll. E!u4 h2e
St% Ao1t G5
N"4a&Sstt A93s
nieHiIsl Sflttal. q
.4,e;l
The following we're The easered sa1es ro-dar;
iis!12is LenTal .-.....-......-....... S9t
Tug
81. toC1s q AHon ESD
hoFtn"rs1eIn .....11t9
....SI13
The naIket exhibited falE teg7te of actiy1ty to-
day. and prizes were to1eraby well sustalned Sales
embrace us head at *9.45 for common, ruugh. up-
even lots fed and wattred so73 for choce 3ss OF
the cats. Should the weather continue hot through
ont the week. holders may be able to re.zs the pres
chi high Eates but with cuoi weather depreciation
in values must Inevitably follow.
The market closes comparatively steady at the
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LAW lNTElLlGENCE,

4sT0cCcdtNcA In the C0ur1A-Tlle UAr~
oDfaa Ntvorce Suit-nln1c Deveiop-
u,cuts-Amdaytts x,.n f,ns,.,ta~ = m...
.tt~~..rr,.~ . ~ my. os sseI Aauoes
-, 1no SuocmcAas- New
SUPERIOR COURT or rGlj1cAoo-ttffors HIM + F
tyiteon +. J.. nnd J5o., = = CO., .,.., -
SON. xssoe,cts .,,.fr~. y "1a 49, - a. s.'.s'
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Joseph j. Mitchell party defendant, on p:,ttton
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In ch1nccsY. Fruof oj terxonaI ,cr,1ce m dccsn.
dau1, and default taken. Hearfnr IN nnen Is canrt
a11d decree entered '-N ~AA'
strurhuann "a Hamilton =, nj IN ch.,ra.v
Rule on dcfepdants to close nrnnf. NJ ,he ~:
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stipulation died rnie to ncsd cxisndeG ri H. AZ
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port dIed and cnun,med: nnd d.cTse en,crsn 1e'
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gartiuoa. Masters report Of tale died, md con.
himrroc. a, ., - p.,.
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smitt vs. Grcresner =, q, 7, .h,,...u r..
to defendant, yifr1ne T. s,evrns ~ 9nsxrer n,S H.
the INST Monday II September nem ~ ans"ef "
Hldehrnni Aurusi Won CHM IL III ac c,se H.
motion for new lfia made Nv dc1nd.n, zss ,'ar sue
Tally argued yesterday afternoon The moion a il
loa sbe dissenino ,nr,sn on an amdat y ~; o. Fanx ho
rendered verdict arst 1he ena.nI II, 'ras az
the oihef 3rrors tnst hc ss SCI ~ ,,sn nM y
bear The cxeFton Of enrfhsne s.n "u1 u .ns ~, 70
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less he srreed nnon The tI. ~: . ~ tas 1at un.
upon The deseuce a,t n3rrIsd Va ,hs
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, 1866-07-12

All sa!ts RI Grain reported IN thts market rtpoyt
are made OH bdzGs Qf ze storage, uaieSS ptheFtfte
t1tressed.
WfDNtEDAY EVENING. July II. 1863.
FkE1ts1iTS-!sAILEo FRxIGu7s-The follow.
, 1866-07-12
A SSESsAIENT NOTICE.

u ~ hVS6.
W. mSS..6t ~ ''eA N>'
, 1866-07-12
AblMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
ACTS GENTLY,
u pleasant IN taate and odor nee trun all InIusou4
properties, AID lnmsdiass In its action
For the Satisfaction of al,

FOR FURTHER IMPORTATION,
Eee Professor Deweas' Ysluable works 90 the pzac-
tIcc OF PhJstc.
See remarks made By ths celebrated d. Pnystc, of
Philadelphia.
See any and all Standard Works On Medicine.
, 1866-07-12

EUTTER-Recelrcd, 10 go M; shippc1. aa.t4o M.
he muskct co tihuts qultt, though. under ii hi e..
'ipts prtcss are well snstaln d. S8lca include 800
= me, 10 tubs, NJ &c ITO ns choice dairy "a 5ara
The Opelousas courier., 1866-03-10
THE PLANTATION

upon which the said Isaac kennison now
resides, containing about eighty superb
clal arpents, with the buildings and i'm,
prOvements thereon
creole horses;
Two gentle cows; 81
head of wild horned cattle: SO
head of wild horse creatures; one barrel
Rock Salt; demijohns; jars;
Household and kitchen
furniture; farma
ing utensils; one ox-cart dns caleche
Two pairs cart
wheels; carpenters tools;
One Loom i; Armoirs Beds and
Bedding Chairs; Tables /; and great
variety of other moveables
generally used on
a well ordered place.
Also on the same day and at
the same place:
A lot of fine gentle cattle; Mare and a
Horse !; a bed and bedding;
&c, &c, &c,
belonging to the Estate of Virginie Ken
nison, deceased wife of David
Higginbotham.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS ALI sums of
twenty dollars and under, cash for each
and every adjudication. And all sums
over twenty dollars on credit of one and
two years from the first day of April 1866.
Purchasers to furnish their notes with
good and solvent security IN solido, to the
OF the administrator, PAYABLE
at the domicil of John F. Smith in Grand
Coteau; said notes to bear interest at 8
per cent per annum from maturity until
paid = and the ordinary mortgage and
privilege to be retained on the
Land. JOHN F. SMITH.
Feb. 10, 1866. Aucti0neer.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-03-10
For Sale


A WELL IMPROVED PLANTATION
n arpents of land, situatl II BeevueHs
opeousas. 1t consists of five hundreds "a
OF open and, ,sand three hundred of woodA 81
Three hundred arpents of he open land aBSss3
DER tence and part in cultivation. The inn sbey
ments consist of Dwelling House, Quag
CRIBS Stables, and good Sugar House ~ 1
Steam Mill -
A purchaser could Immediately go into posse,
slon-wond find the land partly ploughed, ant
could make a full crop this year.
y lhe contract with Is good laborers who are
now on and working the place, could be assigned
to the purchaser
Refer to Messrs. Swayze & Moore and Duprt
d Garland, Opelonsas; Il J. Wells. of Rapides
and Mr.: Zenon Broussard of Lafayette
u The N. o. Times is req uested to publish A
(tour) times weekly in English, and send bill to
this Office for payment. feb3 Sit.