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Commercial 5nteaigenfe.
Tnarsdss svcains. Nov. Il. is3

York to-day, disclosed still further weakness While
rates Of Gold and Foreign Exchange exhibited Q
marked decline. These Influences naturally
created further depression IN our market, and
most factors gave way to the extent Of to. y b.
been kept out Of the market BY extreme limits,
came forward rather freely. and total sales Of
5000 bales were effected at the subjoined revised
quotations, viz: Ordinary, 20202ltc.; good or
binary, 2l3022c.; low mlddling, -t0222c.; mid
ding, 22iC025c. and strict middling. 2S}@2sA. 4
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Tn BANKRUPTCY- ESTATE OF GAUN H.
Dunn-Oce United Marshal District Of Louisiana
Ls October Is 1868 This is to give notice that
the 18th dsy Of October los awsrrsrt 10 bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of Gsun H. Dunn. in the
h of Caishoua and state Of Louisiana, has
sdjudged bankrupt his ton that the payment
of debts and delivery Of property belonging said
ey by him forbidden BY law tha meeting Of the cred
ors Of the said bar their dssss
sssfEnses his ease Win held Court
Bankruptcy be holden at the Registers Office in y
of Monroe. Louisiana, before W j. O. Baker Register,
the 10th day of November %. 1865 al 10 o'clock
A-No So. II - = r. j. HEBRON,
Per M M. GRADY Deputy, Messenger. oc2l noA
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~ District Of Loaisians-In the matter Of George w.
Jones bsnkrupt-In Bankruptcy. No lsewhereas George
W. Jones. Of the parish Of Assumption and District
aforesaid, duly declared bankrupt the Of Con
gress Of March 2 1867 has this day flied in said pei
op praying for dis charge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provabe under said act notice
therefore given TO AL creditors who have proved their ds
and 10 all other In interest," that the It'll day Of De-
cember 1868 AZ II NJ, assigned for the hearing 81 the
and that they then and there attend and show
any they have Why the prayer Of the sd petition
Clerks once New Orleans, November Il, 1863
nol32l 80 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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I'm RANKRUPTCY-EsTAT OF v. GIBSON
Office United Msrshal Distnct Of louisiana Mon.
La October Is 1868 This TO give notice that the
18th day Of October 1853 warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of " Gibson in the parish
MOrebouse and State Of Louisiana who been adudged
bank 1pt on his own petition that the payment Of any debts
and delivery of property belonging said bankrupt to
his and the any property by him
forbidden By law; that meeting Of the creditors OF the
bankrupt prove their debts and TO choose
sssgbses of lis estate will be held Court of Bsnkp
to den at the Registers flee in the Monroe,
OF November. A. d. 1865. At 10 o'clock A n.
A-No. S. y. j. HERON,
U. s. Marshal District OF Louisiana
Per NJ N. GRADY, Deputy. as Messenger. oc2i nol4
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IN Ban KRUPTCY-EsTATE OF p. H. l. MAR
grove-Ohcs Uni ed states Marshal Disrict Of Lousi-
ana Monroe La October Is is6s- fhis is notice
that the 18th day Of October. 1868 variant in
bankruptcy issued the estate Of H. L. Mar
in the parish Of Jackson and state Of Louisiana who
has adjudged bankrupt his petition that the
of debts and delivery property belonging
TO said bankrupt to him his and the transfer
property him forbidden by law meeting Of
creditors OF the said bank upt to their debts and
choose assignees Of his estate viii be held
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at the Register Oce In
the Of MonFoe Louisiana before w. j. O. 6sker Reg
ster the l6h day Of November, 1865 at 10 O'Clock
n. IA
A-No 81 y j.. HEBRON,
u 8. MarshsL District OF Louisiana.
Per NJ NJ. Grady, Deputy, as Msssenger. oc2l nell
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
r. Haiheigh individually and Member OF the Firm Of
HsiAelgh 4 Restrope-United States Marshal's osce,
District Of Louisiana New Orleans. August q ls63-Th
is to give notice that the 2tn day Of August 1863
Warrant in Bankruptcy issued against the estate
Of William r. Haheigh, Of Franklin, In the par
ish Of st. Mary and State Of Louisiana who ad
Judged bankrupt his Petition that the Of
debts and delivery Of property belonging such
bankrupt TO him for bis and the transfer Of any
property by him. forbidden by law that meeting Of
the creditors of the sad bankrupt debts and
choose sssignees Of his estate will be held
Court of Bankruptcy, be holden the House
Building in the city Of New Orleans before j.
O. Pitkin, Register. the 10th day Of November, D
1868. at 10 O'Clock A. II.
No o52 n r. j. HEBRON,
AUS nol4 q. 8. Marshal District Of Louisiana
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LIMITED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT
" District Of Lou siana-In Bankruptcy-No. 252-In the
matter of Jno B. Packer bankruptwheress Jno O. Packer
the parish Of Natchitoches district aforesaid duly
csred Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March 1867
hiss this day filed In said C,ut petition praying for dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provabe under said act. .cfl ..f SOD
Notice therefore given sill creditors who proved
their debts and to all other in interest," that the first
day Of December, 1865 ii is assigned for the
ing Of and that they then and there attend
and show they why the the said
petition should not be granted
clerks Office, New Orleans, November 1858.
moo 1879 'I-t lf1n x. LOW, Deputy Clerk.
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TN BANKRUPrCr-EsrArE OF EMILE HON.

IN BANKRUPTCY-ESrA OF EMILE HON
ore-Uned States Marshas Oce. District Of Louisiana
New Orleans October 1s65 This give notice that
the sh day Of October 1853 Warrant in Ban kruptcy
issued against the Of Emile Honore of the parish
Of Point Coupe and state Of Louisiana who adudgd
bankrupt his pettsn that payment any
and delivery Of property belonging to such bankrupt 70
him for bis and the transfer Of property by him
forbidden by av that meeting Of the creditors of the
said kpt debts and 70 choose
assgnees estate will be held Court Of Baukruo
10 be hocen the custom Hosse building In the city OF New
Orleans. louisiana. before r. @ Ftkn Register the
l9lh Gay Of November A. D. 1858, ct 10 o'clock
A-No e. 80 J. HEBRON,
oc10 pol9 U. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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No More Copsiba and Cubeps.
GRIHAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
TATTOO VEGETABLE.
Where all medicines failed preparations
Gil effect These insure rapid and exrsordins
and chronic of
they used hospitals Of Paris the celebrated Dr.
6cod and found greatly superior TO all hb known
miner remedies and Copaiba Cubebs The injection
used IN recent and capsules In chronic casea
Syrup Peruvian Bark and lrons
-PREPARED BIZ
GRIMAULr 90.
Chemists TO b. ]. II. Prince Napoleon, PARA
This medicine presents agreeable FORM the active
principles of Peruvian Bark the best tonics combined
With Ion Of the principal bases Of the blood Il IL pre-
scb<d BY the most eminent physicans Of Paris 10 cure
Choross toresn scknes 10 facilitate the Development Of
young females and restore health and vgr to the system
In general IL rapidly the distressing stomach
plants and leucorhes which ladies'
often subject usrzes and facilitates the dow Of the
catamenia and also excellent for pale, Emphatic and
scrofuous children. Lastly exces the appetite promotes
digestion, end extremely beneficial all whose
blood has been impoverished BY Illness or long dcult
convsscenca The effects Of this Syrup 81 certain
and speedy.
Depot General In New Orleans at
Y. DUCouGE'S.
SO Chsrtres str~~t
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OFFICIAL.


pETITlON.....--.-
foths Honorable the Common Council Of the city Of New
fhs sndersigssd property holders on St. Andrew street.
respectfully ask ofths honorable osmmon Council to
the southwest side Of St. Andrew street rom Liberty %
0 Anton ' SLEEVE, 60 feet
M H9SIs H y9rraA g iss.
VILLA SAsH, 8 ssss H0 " Tee"
4 y sER KHsS lss SEE ssss r..
J. su II REtLE sEit 9 II, 90 fee.
Total number fleet lIX
PET1TIoN...""........ ..........PETITION
Memorable Conssn Commun de Ia Vile dc Ia Nouvslls-
msndent r.spectueussment votre honorable corps la
S sud s.Ss
fSjSS T sHSSSS y, :;.s,
vEgTE yIcToEfX sIEAc, IS pisds
3 sE 3 sss RESs Is 5 S Si:s:
S SSpoL FELL lilies 3 I P1is. % pl.d..
Nombrs total de pisds liS6.
DETITION...-. PETITION.
new ORLEANS August Is, 1907
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City OF New
street. Second District c Iii. ctg rs 1R Sss to re-
81 y. q m and
having Cay sns rom .
as has Ses done rom CONT to 81 we be-
to On me and IN h view we solicit
your body 70 instruct the city surveyor %
VII K az sfssf ~ william v.d.
burg Is Peters and 100 f. Clay
81 on .y Ss @ r or rssss
B. j. BsRKENY 50 feet 10 on Clay street.
ft zqS4 = fses ~ ocy street stree. 50 an Pate,
PNFzAs tfs e csy street c., ,. ., ..
yAcQGEI, per pro Beckett 50 feet Clay street. 50
Total of feet square, l224 total number of feet in
pETITIOh-...........-- -..-......FETITloN
NouvrLLE-oRrxAss Is August 1858
Honorable Conse commun de la vile de la Nouyeleor
Deueme District de cee vie informent respectue
sement gun sea necesaie de constuire dss banquetes
les dtes depuis la Cont jus4ua Ia de Ia
Dousne pent de vsrloi ben pssses ordonnsnes
aim dobger les propretares faire les ban
Nous croyons gun convsnsble que Ia vile ct
empieuer Clay de la Cont la de la Dousne.
propres depens de Ia msniere qun etc a de
Ia Cont la StLous Peasant svoir droit
mes avsnssges qui ont etc fairs ds.tres propretares sur
meme prions dsuoriser e voyer de la Vile
iare emperrer Ia Clay della Cont Ia de 10
Douane
WA II; vREDENBgRG par WIN. 4. yrsdsnburg Jr.. Is
peds sur Ia rue Peters. 100 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT 2 pieds a Clay az pisds sur Ia
AvET 200 pieds Ia Clay. 100 pieds la
Peters.
A ID. GRIEFF, 30 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
B. BEkKENY. 50 pieds sur Ia Clay
A. IONA. IS peds sur Ia Clay.
FELIX LABATUT 50 pieds sur ID rue Clay 50 pieds sur
Ia Peters
A a. D'MEZA 50 pseds sur Ia rue Clay
A. LAvILLEBEUVE rs pieds In rue Clay, Is piede
sur l. Peters
A JACQUET par prscuration de A Beckett 50 pieds
la rue Clay. 50 pieds sur la rue Peters
Nombre total de psds dams pflet.
rombre de peds petitiannaires LISA
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Digestive Elixir Of Pepsine.
3RIMAULf A CO.. CHEMISTS. PARIS

MUSICIAN his majesty the Emperor Of the French, Is the
ITSELF the digestive principle purified
other the supply Of digestive fuid small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion. gast gssrsga indsm-
Of the Of the stomach and bowels heart
burn. puite snemA loss Of strength and Gin femaes)
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every and third SATURDAY. in Lodge Room No.
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company corner Camp and
Matches streets Onicers-A hSsuresu. d. NJ; Chss- q.
Neis D. D. NJ; Henry HASKELL, Secretary and Treasurer
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TN BANKRUPTCY-EsrA OF GEORGE
Ralston-Unei States Marshals Office District of Lousi
New Orleans Oct 6 ls6s This is to give notice thar
the 10th day Of October A D. 1858 Warrant In Bang
upty issued sgans. the estate Of George Ks.on Of
sf Waterproof in the Parish Of Tensas and State OF
Louisiana, who adjudged bankrupt his Petition
that the Of debts and delivery Of property
transfer Of property by him forbddei BY law that
creditors bankrupt shsr
q. a,sgnees o. his estate win
held Court Of Bankruptcy holden the Custom
House building in the of New Orleans Louisiana be-
fore s. Kellogg Register, the 9TH day Of December
A. d 1868 at O'Clock A. N.
A-No. SO. F. J. HEBRON,
ocl7 de5 y. s Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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EEENgM MEDICINES
GRIMAULT & CO.. CHEMISTS,
Rue RICHELIEU. PARIA
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIcA,
PREPARED GunAuLr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
experiments In France England and Germany have
proved sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections especially when Beadonna
Stramonium and Opium have failed to give relief.
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FELIX LABATUT, 50 pieds ssi la Clay 50 pisds sur
e Ts RI. o., >. pied.
A. JScoUEf par prscuration de Beckett, 50 pisds
la rue Clay. 80 pieds sur Ia rue Peters
peds sppartsnsnt aux petitiannaires liza
NEW VORk.
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NEW YORK.
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Experienced and competent payers engaged
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and purchases made only nom frscsss and reliable heas<
Orders viii be fllsd. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, wheat
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the and scientific productions Of the day and give:
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very full line Of PAPER, ENVELOPES. PHOTOGRAPH
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MEDICAL.

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ns bsse
y Organs and Dssasss 6onssssiicns every day from u
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ones and Rssidsnos No T s.ss.ns Between aod saa
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readily md cnss any PAL. 4 The Head fss
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from ' bite q. 1ss
Ps.o. .hshsI applied the weakest inf;D. shs ms
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Country Dealers and Drusaists supplied.
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE rcn
BURN du Buisson's Iodsde Of Iron and Man.
ganess PiIls. al4

OF chorotc scrouous affections n always
with the usual Of ron which
unequently fail owing TO the stomach not being sbie to
support them The researches of Professors Hsnnou Of
Gensoul aud fetrequn. Of Lyons Serzeus aud
Of Paris have demonstrated that this lanenta0e
failure owing the absence of Manganese which, we'll
Iron, essential element Of the blood These Pills
epply deficiency therapeutics and
received appreciation OF the Academy
Of Medicine the principal scientific bodies They
employ with certainty Of against Chioros Green
SickDes Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and IT.
regular Nenstruston. and preferable the pills Of iodde
alone in all anemc seronlous and Aec
hona
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Encampments.
rHE R W. GRAND EsoAxrxENr OF LOUISIANA

fHE r. w. GRAND ENCANPNENr OF LOUISIANA
Ms~,s annually on the fourth Wednesday IN January
and Juy ofcers 1851 rwinnemors Of 5, N. W.
Grand Patriarch; A. W. Macdonel Of No. ~ 4 Grand
p,gh PRIEST: Jules A Flora Of No. l. r ". Grand Ward
an: w. c. wilson, Of No l. r W. Grand Scribe; b DAsivA
Of No. !, r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo ". kopsr
ef No r. w. O. Junior Warden A. wallace
Hunter Of No l, r. w. Grand Representative
eorre Nungesser No ". O. MARSHALL Frank Phsts Of
No w. Grand sentinel; NJ. Frsnkford Of No. s ". d.
sr.nd sentinel; Henry Jones, Of Ne, D No Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING COMMITTEES -cSefenffas and har~s-Joth-
-, peter Of No l. wm Bloomfield, Jr. Of No A MAUI
ran, ofNo.S -
ST., az ne ordr-J a. Dunlap Of No. l. Luihsr Homes
efNe l. q. Tineman ofNo 8
ry,a,o--K n Russia, of No =. John B. Hsnos OF No
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subordinate eaeanPnents.
wILDEY RIO.
uss ep TIE Frs and Third Saturdays q each month
a.s Ron No. L over The csscsas Mutual Insurance cso
~, oa.ur,-D D. slvA. o. r; a. Thsussa. d. r'i
Thomas h Jenss Deribs
HonAH RNoAuPMEN1 NO. >.
r. An. s.opd spa Peursh sssardays Of ssca month y
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usnss - Wsaans oards nsravsa b u - sssans
nannsr. Dunsm Oards Account Balo Os>eeA. Bnb Il
esne, q sckA Invoices nd OrsuaR Lsttsrs. &C., n1he
usphsd Bsals. Osnesalins Stamps. Deer PlstsAste
Initals Embesssd - raD9 - lnvdsDo WITHOUT
oaAxo FOB pn
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HoUsE.-The
great spectacular drama, Money and
Misery" one of the finest plays ever
put upon any stage, either in Europe
or America, mounted with the most
georgious scenery, and possessed a
of striking moral, was rendered in
manner never surpassed in any me-
tropolitan theatre. to an audience
numbering less than one hundred.
Those who supposed Evansville need
ed an Opera House or first-class thea
ire, and gave their money to sup
ply that need, were surely mistaken.
Those who used to crowd Masonic
Hall and Mozart Hall to listen to the
stale and oft-times obscene jokes of
negro minstrels, or the shocking
butchery of the legitimate drama, do
not patronize the Opera House,
although an array of dramatic talent
= nightly presented there never sur
passed in this city. The scenery
dlOuC SnOutQ nave dJiIdCpOO du auUl-
ence. It is one of Jim Vests best
efforts.
The play is thrilling throughout.
aud imparts great moral lesson, to-
wit: that wealth. without virtue and
uprightDess produces misery. Every
part OF it was we'll represented. 1t
will be repeated tonight, and should
be seen by a large audience. To-mor-
row night Mrs. Linden takes her fare
well benefit, when Dickens beautiful
story, The Cricket on the Hearth, !"
will be produced, in which Mrs. Lin
den, one of the most charming ac-
tresses that has appeared on the Ey-
ansville boards, will represent Dot"
If this bill fails to draw. we shall
abandon all hope of ever seeing the
legitimate drama patronized in this
CITY.
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.asaEHsag 81 = gs1lfglgtt ElllllIE
SETTLED AM1cARLY.-The

SETTLED AMICABLY. The great
hog case Of Christoph Schlieter vs.
Wm. Rippelmeyer, and which at one
time gave promise Of becoming as in
terminable as the Indian war, if it
did not even overturn constitutional
liberty and beget a new European war,
has been, we are happy to announce,
at last amicably settled, and brought,
1T is hoped. to perpetual end.'
We gave, some time ago, history
of this case-or the casunl beui-be-
tween the houses of Schlieter and
Rippelmeyer, and will briefly recapit-
ulate.
Sehlieter had herd of hogs which,
despite all efforts to prevent, would
prey upon the crops and premises of
Rippelmeyer. Rippelmeyer had a
ferocious dog which, with his owners
consent, preyed upon Schlioter's hogs,
tearing and mangling them fearfully.
s. became incensed, and suit was
commenced.
State Indiana VS.. VIM. Rippelmeyer
malicious mischief. The case was
tried by jury before Justice Walker,
and verdict rendered against the de-
PENDANT for 81 so, with S21 80 costs.
Rippelmeyer then brought suit
against Schlieter-State of Indiana
vs.. Christoph Schlieter-'' trespass
quere claatsasns .freget." Major Matti
son was retained in each case by the
complaining witness. aud fearing the
case would become interminable, got
the parties together yesterday, and
after free conference, the defendant
agreed to pay $50 damages-he had
been sued for $200-and both parties
consented to enter into a written
agreement to live together as neigh
bors on friendly terms, Schlieter to
keep his hogs impounded and Rippel-
meyer to restrain the ferocity of his
mastiff.
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days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
BIT. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at 7 A. n. Arrives daily tex
eept Sundays by 2 Pm
To NEWBURG.-HacR daily except Sun
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. N.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-24

PERSONAL. - Ex-Gov. Dixon, of
Henderson, was in the city yesterday,
looking hale and hearty.
We noticed among the strangers in
the city on Tuesday, Col. A. Spray, of
Curdsville, doing the,agreeable as es-
cort to three charming young ladies'
bellies of the Green River country
and it is limited that the Colonel is
not altogether disinterested gallant.
He informs US that the tobacco crop
in that section of the Green River
country will reach two and one. half
millions of pounds, and as the repre-
sentative of the great tobacco house
of r. Fl. Arkenburg, of New York,
he expects to handle one million
of it.