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The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
TERME SPECIAL
De La COur de District.

Bureau du Gr-f6er de Ia Cour de District, !
iarolsse St Landry 81 Nov. 1869.
I'm vertu d un ofire De Honorable James NJ
- P"rter, Jugt lu ilui.ieme District judicial.
re dc Etat de la Loulsisn ne, il aura une srs-
sion spec!ale de ladiie Cuur, avec Jury, Ell la
will. dOpelousas, conmencant .e Luuli 10 de
Janvier proclaim, lo5O.
JOS d. RICHARD,
Gleftier dc iaiite Cour.
81 Nov II
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~ Ls general Butler u etc arrete a
New York ess jsurs dernisrs. sur l'accu-
saiisn portee par Mme Florence. de la
Sesvelis- Orleans, d'avoir pris trois epess
pstsss'ees au general Twiggs par e Con
ges des ktass- Unis ct lee Esats de George
@ do Texas. Cea St6es sous eva|uees
$4,000. ss ana boits volee aasai par But,
lw sss eseim6s 92 600.
Le general Butter soutient que les epe-s
81 ~ d4pssass dams Is depAr.emaat du
Trdssg, sRsis uns enqnets proave que
III s'e pas 6s6 b cas. Butler . etc mis-
sess ans caution de- SIS. 600.
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&; illustrative, on grapille, on soutire, on vole,
ct 81 oieu que plus dun tiers dos rsvsuus
ds l'lmpot passe uue tou.s autre destina.
ton que celle imaginee par les bons ct
pai's eontrlbuabies. Des employees yertu-
euz, VOLTA cepeudaut ce que reve ls public,
le soir. au c'iu de sou feu, alors quill Sc
delasse des rudes labeurs don't le produ;t
lul permet d'acquitter de grasses taxes, qui
. sseralent vraln4ent trop grasses, 81 ses intel
| l!Igents cou,mis LIE prenaieut Ia peius de les
degraisser!
Mais lie vol n 'est pas settlement pratique
en gros ct en- detail Ia fraude ct la con.
cussion sgrandisssut les operations de mes.
sieurs leo fonctionnaires don't Sc grati6s le
peuple sooveraiu. lie gouvernement de-
soi-lneuie, c'est-a-d'rs la loi, les princjpes
ct Ia norslte. faites a Ia fantaisie de cha
Gun, produit de beau1 fruits eu verite Ce
> est plus seuleme.t lA>>istaut- Tresorier
ct lie President qu OH accuse de tripotage
ct d'agiotage louche avec les fouds du gou.
vernement. c'est au~~i lie. grands Receveurs
du Revenu ct les CLefs de ia Douane de
New York. Les jouruaux de cette vile
a hrnent qu'on les preuves dun waste
syssene de detournem.uts ct de coucus-
slons commits par des per>onnases apparts-
uant a Ia haute administration Mais de
queI efct sont ces denouciations d'aucuu;
les douceurs de Ia rapiue sc sont trop bien
ihcorporees dams les menrs ct dams les cou-
TUNES pour que Ia divul CATION de teIs fats
pu'sss fail rougirlIeurs auteurs. L'amour
de l'argent est pousse ce point gu 90 ja-
louise laristocratis des billiards., ct qu on
,garde son mepris pour les pick-pockets ct
les pauvres diabIes Du rss,e. Jopiuion
ert blatee ct lie s'euleut pas pour 81 peu
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COChOns White Chester

AA IL soussigne a tluis bellies trules ct
~NA six jeunes corElo,ls p':Ts de l'exc-lI-nte
6kzsazsaza race " hlte Chester. i veilete. Au,si,
uue superbe june ut ault ict;.4e
: adtesser au souss;gne, !, IA Prairie Mamou.
q Nov. 25tf G.. FAGOT.
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uOp sou,cris pour plus de sl0O. 900
dams leo seux deruiers ipur-, au capital
social do chenin de fer de Ia Bale dc Ber-
wick au Texas, pour l'exsension du chemiu
Ldss Opelousus .-Abeuie, 10 Nou.
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A vENDRE,

Oo00 Acres de tefre. situ&e dams n Prairie
AAOO Bellevue, faisant face su Bayeu
Bourbeux ct courant qusrante acres dams Ia pro-
tundeur (la prairie) avee une quantits suffisants
de bols. Cette terre sera vendue par lots ct quau.
ties au desr dcs acquereurs est tres fertile fers
convenabiement situee, exempte de toute inon-
dation, ct legsremeut accidentee de manisre l.
ne necessiter que peu de travaux pour r&gou.er.
Cette terre Sc trouve 4 9 miles d. o e.ausas es
du Grand Coteau
S'adresser HYP. CHRETTEW
70 Sept. 1869. Snr lee lieux
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= = NJ - 10 N
Opelousas % octobre 1859.

nORENAVANT; le soussigne donne-
- ra un repas ordinaire, abondant ct
substantial a raison de so cent. Son win
est excellent, a so cents la bouteille. II
a toujours q son etablissement les mets
les plus delicats, les plus rarss ct les pins
recherches, ct il fsra en- meme temps OBJ
server quill pourra, a toute heure du jour
ou de la mutt, ct en- moins de dix minutes,
fonrnir un repas chaud artistemsnt pre-
pare.
II sollicite du public Ia continuation de
son encouragement. .
P. R. MOURET.
Pres la Pharmacie Mayo.
Opeleusas 13 Nov. 1869. 23tf
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L'op&fatisn de 'estoDac convertit Ies ailments
en- ane masisre semi-iiquids que lon appelye en-
terme de- medeeine eAyse, Ceci So fais en- parsie
par Faction dune masiere, dise JUS eastrique. qui
sort d~s parois de l;essomac. ct en- parti- par l-
movement m6canique de Get organe qui sriture
pour ainsi dire les ailments dissolvants L. chy.
me passe de l'estosnac feut.ee des visceres. on
il est snjet Faction de IL bile. ct les parties na
trisises sons alors convertie en- un liquids noms
me eby lie, qui plus tard devieut sang. &. !
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Habitation, Animaux, 4
A vENDRE.

pOuR cause de depart, je desire vendre mon
L. habitaton, sltuee au Bos Mallet, contenans
clnquan!e.clnq arpents, ensemble avec une teTre
bien boFsee environ vingt arpents ainsi que leo
cabanag-s pour engages, tous les animaux do
ha5'tation, la basse-cOur reservfe) une masqus
marquer, une charrette eheval un cbar-S-
banc. un fort tot de planches, tpus les instru-
ments atatoIres, meubles do maison, ustensilea
de cuisine, avec un beau stove tout neuf d.
La recolte pendants sell egalement vendue 81
Pacquereur le desire luute de 90 presenter st
On ne peut pas payer compliant.
Sadrrsser au soussigne sur les lieux, on All
bureau du Courier des Opelousas.
Rd. c. RIGoLLET.
St. Landry Septembre 1869.
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! Un MOrceau de Terre,


& situe dans Ia Parolsse St. Landry.
sur lie cote Quest du Bay ou Maiirt.
an quarter cusnmuue.neEt a|pcie
l'Apse Bourbeuse a environ 10 miles d., la vii,
Il 1Op-ousas, cvrsiSiant -n Ia section Town
ship u Sud Rang en , Est. cunt-liant 1862 acres
It 1 crrtien-S, etant ega lt'uU arprnt$, envi-
ruu un tiers les'iur's tst brn h"ise. Ctite terre
is: Ia meme conc edee ct cuntif:Hee a Ia veuve
Auule Buis,"re, par acte du CongIes. ct rap
porte par les Commissairts daIs eIr crrtiticat
Il. No. ll09, 1T consistant tn quatre MUrceau1
de 4OO arpents charun
Cettt t-frt scra vendne par lots de treute-six
acres chacun. du No l AL No 81 inclusive me u t.,
dapres le plan qui scra -xhbe a Ia vent-. It don't
uue cupls peut etre exauuee bureau de b.
A. Martel s. Hudspeth. lun autre an bureau du
Courier des Op-lousas, a Oprlousss, {: un 'roi
seieme au donlicie de- i'adminsti ateur. chez Que
ZINE Ponmier. Ia Prairie Mampu. Cette terre
v-ndue confursnetnrnt au, plan ri dessus spe-
clte. ct lsrpentage, sill ii'u, sera aux frais
tes acquerr,irs
Coad:i0ns:-Cn tiers du prix d'achat payable
compliant, ct. balance ua ct d-ux aus de ere
dit. a cunpter du jour DE-: la vente, avec interet
fason 1.. ! pour cent comptrr de Ia vente.-
Les acquereurs tournissant ieurs obligations pay
abies ieur pr"pre erdre, au bureau de NM B.
A. Martel & Hudspeth, Ell IL vile d Opelousas,
It par eux endoss-s 1T Ia terre denleurant spe-
ciaement hyipothequee Ia succession GU tout
detenteur ou det-nteu<s d"sdIts bets. avec 10
privilege reserve au vendeur ct Ia clause de non
atiendo. jusqu au Placement final ct de6nitif tani
du principal que des in,ersts
JULIEN A. PROVENT,
administrator.
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A yENDRE,
A vENDRB,

A VENDRB,
ScFFhbE HABiFATIDN conhtie sens
~ '- nom d Habia''on Andre Eefauls. recem.
ntht appart.nant NINE. Lucien Guilb au, oil.
tuee sur ie Bayou Tecte, pres ID Jonction. une
des mei'eures trrres It d~s mieux ameliorees de
Ia raroisse Cetec hab;satlon sera sendne un
pix ralsounabIe ct q des condtians faveFabies q
larquer~ur. ... i
Pour les cor ditions ri antres partieularitts 50.
drrs~-r a E. ID Es:ile:te ESQ. Op-,oosas, on aa
sodssigne sur les lleux
Luc1us eu1LBEAU:
St. Landry ortobre 1e69
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. Dspx iadiyidas % sont arre'es il q
ssse.ssss josrs ehss Ane H.O Ceioub. q
os..ssqase. deee Y mari etale abse e'e, ct
esas asses inportanss. A force d 'ias,anoes,
asaa. 1ahesar Il rs.ei.s;on Il ~ da denoser
a1ss I'i.e1sseur dd 4 ,unisoo nm paooee de
fiksa . 16f3ce n -s,ercAasAisss. dane le.
ssal SlaiG eseh4 no nSsrs. L.s role Dc
eAfimlAs esmprssa. Hsursu.emens il
. ~ eaaiF Z. seuos, dsns e cschette. et
- .asssnsaAs ssairsrest psssension dc
hse Ossenk oui .sppsla l'teooome do I'bs.
eisasisa Cslai. ci 1T fsa sur l. paouss sus.
pase. snsyn ahnrds sartir das srs..sa. AZ
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PROPOSIT1 ON
Tx PRoPRlETAIREs De TERREs

EFT D'HAB1TAT1oNs.
Nous attcherons dams le Co sr,ser des Oye-
~ fousas. en- Frangais ct en- Anglais, les Ha-
btalons' les terres ct autrrs proprietes don't les
proprletaires voudronl disposer, aux c. ndi,ions
su'rant~s, savoir: Cling pissires payablcs d'a-
vance. pour cha1ue propriete. plus. TN pour cent
sur e nontsnt de Ia vente. 81 toutefois Ia propri-
etc est vendue 'and;s gu ellie est annoncee dans
ie Courier Rieu ne sera reclane en- outre des
cin4 piastres) 81 Ia propree n est pas veudue
Nous tavoriserOns autant ou'i sera en- notra
po"v"!r. la srnte des pruprietes ainsi aunencees.
C"uS qui nous enverr1nt des avis de cet.e CT.
tegorr, ,!evront nous faire savor siIs dksrent 90
prevaluir dc iotfre plus haut uentfouuee, autre.
ment. crs annouces serout pubiiees aux con9i.
tons ord,,aires
Op4lnrsas Aout 1862
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A VEN DIRE.

.nNZE FERRA1NS, situes dams Les liunites
~ du village St. Charles, Grand Coseau, dams
"a rue Prlncipale pres de lancien magasin de III.
Eug. Pet-tin.
D7G
A1O Arpents de terre, situ&s miles
Quest fopelousas. pres de habitation de- III.
Onezime A. Guidry.
4OO Arpents de terre jeign ant Ie morceau
plus haut meutonne
Ces tcrIrs sout pa,faitement adapt&es Ia cul-
ture de Ia came a sucre ct du coton
Terres ct terrsins seront vendus a un prix tres
modere ct des conditions favorables aux &c.
quereuIs. Pour plus de reusegaem ents s'adres.
ser a J. g. PERRODIN,
7saout 1869. Opelousas.
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VGNTE PUBLIOUE.
ession de ieu Henry Proven t.

T L public est avrrt gull s''ra vrn1n rn veu-
- tr publique, au plus utf'ant e, d-rnirr en-
cheiissrur, par l.. svuss'sae admlulstrateur GU
par un Encanlrur dunrnt c"umi>>i"line. d"vant
la porte dc ia Mason de Cour, en- IA Vile j Ole-
iuusas,
LIE Sam edi, 81 Novembre 1869,
la propriete suvan,e, dependant de- ia sucersson
de f-n Henry Pr dece,le, derulere ue at de
Ia Paruisse st. Landry q savuir:
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- I0ablies pas de vous rendre ! Ia vente
De ssee esspants do tsrre, qui aura lieu apjour-
d1zA h Naasoa de Cour
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ULe Rep&stiosa de In Eoavelle-Orleans an
ansssVus M. Ebert CAN'T, de notre Paroisse,
s4sS np@mA par 10 Gsuverneur, CONNIE mem-
Ars aa DaEsan do rEducation Publique dc rEtat,
en rssaFaacement de M. Onezime A. Guidry, de-
v.suaaAnnm Sswa
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Pour eopie confurlne-
P. L. HEBRARD. Greffier
, 1869-08-25
k4suF DGx1ttlT

And Future prcsp<ets H. fila el~.,&y trsea!f.:s
Rspha-l, al III 1asl AAlIAsa ri. NJ t1Ai't H. 4,
~ y l4 AA:I.l IL ". H. ~t. Z
haFpine.a tensItEssnts tsf a. A+a,t ~ tEh!. :, No.
aErettots Ct ur crt--r ses III * 'sttxrr-sA
, 1869-08-25
Personal,
DIR. N,s~>rt1.

Any enc suffering rf,ia Any I.r. ale t,Is< -, NJ.
c.Hs tnrclps tbs II II SlFo AAl ei~. " 81.
y piIaf thtIt 4.t.tEerA and Fht t.Lx 4 n4r y
q MkRk1Tr, T. y. Hh1 ~. thItag,s ~ fh..
AEhlL.G
, 1869-08-25

The week just closed witnessed a fast demand
fer ttF foods, and few ehAnees OF importance &C.
c,Isra In quotations. The stocks now IN the
hAnds Of onr leading toobe1s are ample, Although
not excessive, ana a. general thing, 1ul prices
are tr.day realized cxfpeunss are In ncasre
inquiry, and in some quarters slight concessions
were granted in order 70 induce aales.
The grocery ulsttet remains In About the same
condition a noted ten days ago. The Aggregate
inquiry Vas tolesAoly large, but Oh large orler,
or 10 laEortte c1sInmets, prices were "shaie,l"
The supply both Of staple ana SIDE articles Is
ample l9fye! respect.
Wool was in Improved demand, bat 1rzn n
former quotations The stocks Throughout sse
country arc generally In good condition, and
equa!, Il not In excess, Of TIC legitimate require
mcDi4 os the trade.
Tue metal, Iron aud nal It arkets were fatty ac-
tive a. prices curIent ouc week ago.
DugE and cheMicals continue IN fair request,
and Is usually the 1t this keason, tie stocks
Etc l.eht-out ample-and deale-s Aze 1rn II
tAesz demands II unchanged quotations
ESE4 were tn Eudesate focA deMand :o-day,
and plenty Al lag lsc fos tsesh II sznau packages
and ll,s 1se ior unsound lots
No important change has taken place IN the con-
dlt.on Of the butter market dcrtng the past week.
The Arrivals have been less liberal, bat the dena1t
has atto falien o1 somewhat, and prices remain
substantially tho saue a. one week ago. Choice
dziEJ Is not plea1! a0d ready buyers a'e .oa0d At
263 e2c7 but common to falr grades arc abundant,
and a1s sloT sale al 1sa4c. The in4a1rJ ., Pres
eut l. almost wholly on local account, thcre being
no speculative movement and bu. slight shipping
demand.
The natkct for Gasging continues Act!re, nnd
p11ceA remain rr1a and buoyaut Train bass arc
In rather light supply. ous o, osner descriptions
the stocks ate ample.
Tic moreratnt Ia cheeae continues far for this
stasou Of the year, and, IN sympathy with tho
Eastern market, psiceh for good goods are ur.niy
he'd. Common Western cheese i dup and ou ne
, 1869-08-25

whole little ea1ier, though nomtnxl1J raiues sre
unchanged. The stocks a1e liberal and n 1ne
condition.
The coal tE7dt continues dull, the deuand+ Is
for Some time past, being confined 10 afnan ordesa
10 supply immediate NanA. pes,eu, however,
1tn.sin rtn In thelr yters, Ut SlabA31ko0 for Ie-
high; Ea.1o Ior LacksHAnna, Scranton sad FILE
ton, and t9.e0 FOR Ere and Hr1sr HILL
The following telegrnms were received on
Change to-day: -
,,.. INV Toxx. ArgustA
Flcus trtsatss, tnsc.tye: Western t1me; ssata
spI1nx me<i asiahle: No !. Slo13tas: No. Ls1.A
teL6e; winter, 1Lsa Corn heavy. Inactive; II
tL1s@L1a D41 Etsad1er, quiet 1t 6l9Gc- Potk,
wholesale no17tnal:' retail quiet Whtskey bcarce
and held higher. Lard weak II 1sxc. Gold, 1s7A-
Flour esslcr, dull, u sAz<3A7A Wheat lower
dpll II 3Lf9,4LM: a1nhcr winter at f1-as tLoa
Corn unnett1ed ind loEe1 II SLc43Lia Oats
efa,ef. NJ to91sc. Fork lower At ea211K. Lard
weak a'1s7lsHe "hiaf1y XEg1fa Ell aupuu
Hneat irregular. Com Inactive 9a9sSo offered
according to CONDITION. Oata entirely mammal.
Recetpte-Whe ba,aoa hu; oofn. 5000 b.
Shipmcctx-HheA&, ae,o0 ht; corn, 10000 hu
cats, 1900 ba FreIshs1a, H.; 1ss; ,n.vr .ruru
wnca: dull md nominal; No i i Sl49 !;
No st s1sa, Receipts, f.oe0 ha; shipments
IIvxzSsoi, A1zuss M-11:15Am
Flouf, 1t "a Sd Red whcat, 9s Sd white do, IL
Corn, :aA Pork. 1o+s- Lard s78a. Weather 1an.
I11hR-1 70 !, "
Totai receipts Of wheat for the last three days
sD.tG0 qrs., o! which = coo arc Amaztcan-
The following were the stocks Of grLn n Wart-
tnrsr a. <ew York On the dates ns5ucd:
, 1869-08-25

h,putaeestcd to1 tue ra5uea: Of tho interest An !
iElnc'pa' OF the oltRage tonaa.
TIE ptcSent Application included motion for
The removal Of The Receivers Previously appointed
and consolidation rf toe rult brought lry Mr.
AtEen With La. prosecuted ~ The plaintiff. T1e
Court denied the n.otlon 70 consolidate the sutts
cud Directed EsAy OF proceedings In the nrst
taif, untn the action Prosecuted bJ the Trustees
ehould be beard ind decided. And, inazmuch tnas
II apt'eartd ihAs The bus,peaa OF tht railway Wa4
pfoEet15 and Ftosre1uuE!y ralaRcd b. tho pres
cnt Receiver, the motion made Tor taetr removal
WEE aso sterted. upoa thelt ulln9 stipulation ID
TTt1trE ~ dlsehaFEe their dutlea without CON-
ftusfron- And thb plaintiff II lhc fore
clos1fr suit Was appotntet special Receiver %
fece!rt the c1rnsc~g of the sauNaJ .uctaded n
The mcr1Engcs E1Yeu to hin, for The payment
o. nc bondholdeEs. aecured tJ tae tsst and Sc e
ond moFtEogeA The pretent Receivers wefe a.
1ccscd 70 account for AID pay orcf ~ sacu eat2-
IrEb4 except srch were required 1ot tas osul-
nAEJ Aod necees1ry expensea, to tae p1asnua aos
thar purpose-
pointed re1efrt to tate and state the accounts 81
the nt<a!Eers, ard r~porr1he amount o1 anch ea5o-
ting, a. vel is the earnings rece'Ted ey The Re
ceiTt1s since thtir appointment; and Leave Was
gI, En- the pihthti1 u ar2tJ heFcatef 3or 1rftnes
d1rcct.pEl and 1os the REMOVAL Of the present ls-
ce.yerr, L subsequent eEents abonld render the
,pterpo=!liuu uf The courts necessary IN Thai re-
, 1869-08-25

The Probabilities nT IEis ILcSigniur
Iii. semi OH thst supreme Bench.

1rtn1 tie Phita III ihid Ertks
1t ts announced hy The iHtsturgn Cummsrrial
PRIME t'nuEt, "#'H Ee-tc1 e3f'y IN the lau' The
event ts not unexpected to the legal profession
hut Il HAY not lake klace Until some une during
The wtu:er. Us II would bt folly for him to cut
himself uG from the rntltses Of the law quoted
'e!oF. Robert Cooper Gr1er vas born tn Cum.
a1sn seuy aSa = 1ne.esis ns Sae in On H. e 90
!!act"n. Edn"ated BY his father, Itcv. 1saac
t't'rr, distinguished theuoK.An End teacher, un-
III lt was II. in that yes.f Robert entered
tle:.t u. Dltklnsou College, wtctc he graduated
Mar al iEcL1oeon College h- stt.led IA Nor,du,l
ier.aru. where hta sataer had rcnoy ed and es.ao
ilsked n*m1narE Of nigh rsnnlc He INSISTED MS
eacret'it'l ~ Eortr u Principal. In this capacity
he racrtet'rd f',r scsr oTtwo; tsugat nstroro-
chemistry, ans d. Intervals. studied Ia +. lie was
admitted to the taI Ia is:1, and prscilced NJ
iieomsaurE, whence, III lis, he removed 10
1'rcat sncccsa supporting his ra:aeE naI teh
younger hrotters an,! ss.rrs, whom he beraliy
ee o. q w. Il; e 81 8
AtesEhny County, at Pittsburgh, whe.r he IT.
EGovcd II the sasnc Year. ami resided Until sep.
tcmhcr. 1-iA ~neure ne removed 10 l'ns!ate'ra,:A
1n The 4th of august, Isis, he Was Nominated AN.
s''ci1Ie Justice II the sGprfur Court, lr Eses!-
drni Fetk, In Place 1Gstlcc lsaldT4n. deceased
Hs resignation does aot lease him Without suI-
iHft. a. ny aet Of Congress, passcd Aprtf 10, 1s6o,
At lf ltrBFflrf ICF A4 IUu0ff:
.Ec-h. And i< i fHr.h,r tn1-.-f, That aNs
Jl4Sto! any cuuEt OF The CnIsed States, whn, haE-
NE Aest his commission as such 1T least ten yeats
Shall aft~s having ntti:nrd IL the aye Of 20 years,
EthEn his office, thereafter, during the res1duc OF
e slPyz1 11fr Jt4csse The ne salary which was
ty aw ra.Aale to HIN 81 the time Of nis 7eslsra-
tiGC.
sEc; q And L II fur1arr rnaetet, That ,hts AZ,
Stall take cf'tct on the nrss Monday tn December,
Ihtten hundred and alxly y-hine-
Thc salary now PAIL ~ Associate Justices Is
st,6arer antip.u. The men,al r.cnlsser VI ms n
nlarkale nan are not mpch impaired by hit great
aye, Int he 't,- become physically enr-enien.
tifratiT eslecntd 1ut h,s vast learning and high
HHAtics rs r1tEsoi md . citszeu, Id will leave
va uu,u hag.i 10 till In iear1y TIE Iu1ttce tirer
VII feterall.,- and 10 later years he co-orera't
@I'E the DeDoctxts. But ai Inc outbreak OF the
h. elton his voice %as loud and clear for the
St!iE- Il. !rcs1dcd At p1hllc dinner In Williams
!"'rf &; l>t'l, and hy hi. rloquence Inspired the
Fn s!!c '! trtsufs thE the tusoa azI1F and ttFuck
str1ct Into :he ranks OF she sJnpathlxers- His
e,.ih la~. hEt'Tey Ii. Smith, E-t il the present
tliri Stktet lNs'Ect Attorney Of the Eastern
hi>'Eits uf PeaDs3 lvania, aud he ives as much
>tce'"t1 n f!s Children e. for b.s o~1 long and
tIr 1-es- !Hc.
, 1869-08-25
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
TCEsnA1 EVENING, Arx..1t q

TtEanAI EFEALS0, AExuts T.
There few features uete IN motion with
tr r1rft ter try Fooes The seatoa has arrived hen
e1cntty buycta hre laytAk IN their sekG- and In.
trurel1a4t il AotictAlt il the dens4d- Tha supply of
scaloE4h!e soeds hea hJ ar ieaaaine jhhters il not
Luz tlnc laEt yeI cnoadefaby Larger. There l..
however no Feeling IT dit.tzt md. With continued A
vc14be adycr< from the Fart the tdicastnuA that
higher oI prrea Will prevail bclote the opening hf
tt. ct,sniDB week C-nccrnnS the na1k1t ii Boston.
the CosmsTelaf Ex{fe:tA Of the e1It says:
This week We arc RnIr to note hettfr feeling and
nnre aeivlsJ IN ~ departments Of the dEJ tsde mar
huyrrs the okhine t1ale hns fnrto*ed aad goods
1hEs movement ]'ist now aei1Ated by the anxiety
U prctasets to take adra1IAge os the REDUCED
fright ehs1kr. which likely 10 he permanent
uf the Ta1lscAd lines now dropping ot
the corcEet::1tion which cut thcs1 dawu-
Cotton gooda Of al etylen are hfupur, though With
ott sree4a AcE!sy. aud -otne holders md uAaut.t-
tircrs Of heasJ fAbtics aEs nh otrrns their stoeks
due. pot ouly 10 the late Upward turn IN ran masc
being oEsanizcd among the Htl wucrt-4pceally
thre tnGA6e tn the Production VI heavy ehtetle8I md
Irint coths-tor triuparary ausrenaIsu Of work But
whether taa movement will he carried out to the tni
extent contemplated rem alns to be eced. We l4ave
vu1e doubts p1. the subject. which have rieftnec to
the lar6e eac'7hoes necessarily involved well to
the faa thaf eeu1tdeng the and the rro.pec-
atiuu euodt tn the bds cf prntac-ra Or the trade.
STANDARD brown safes1nrz arc Qsdet tut at1ncr It
IeLal7e Jnbtcse hA<~ GENERALLY trased und.stellins
agents there f-t .iacr he tur.rt ar not able IL
taec thrsr tsoeks EiEe brown goods arc aors axfvc
at fnf] Gurted Fatts."
, 1869-08-25
IMPORTANT RAILWAY CASE
@n'' OIL Samuel HInr.b- Trustee.
1.Atn%t ssir Arinuttc 4 dsrcn1 Vest
rrn halfway Company.

-" "Hurl TlnFSb- TFustcc-
As"sn~t sssr Atinuttc * t.rcn1 xtcst-
rrli hallsvuy Company.
Fam :lt Erc.:l, c~p,,,r7,,-t ,t.,.,,i.<r IN
leiow We give = rcrsr tnoneh con,ozssc.ix, ~. =.
Iet"F; "t an iuioran: t...as car whi"h Wns
Il. a:"s httcse .Etec Ducir:+ N ~. r,tr s..,ar
.las, TIE lille ot thc clse IL. Ssmasi WaYsn
Trustee, T.. TIE As.aIE'c L Grea; Western Tai:
Way Company, consolidated, nnd otters
Ute i'.athtih III Tits ease T. tie Trustee IN hor,
two ils1tca2ts ntre Entu " Tue Atlant5r =
Great western Halfway Co,apars 10 sec.T.. cnn.
iAul bonas issued by lie COMPANY. The fI.t mari.
gtGe WIS tna':e 10 serure funds anlolut,ur ~ ih-
haIn n' s3.s".ttor and tho Arconh 4, brctt,, ~ f,p
Loucs, amounting u tsu1,taA- Taese 1nnrtcarrs
wete EpGn the property Of the raL.ay uonnsas
, 1869-08-25
Eh0N
1909
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

. Tuesday EVENING, August q :.
MoDey la1e3e,tons and business generally seem
10 have stagnstel again Under the Influence Of
the hot weather, and to-day was dull day at the
banls Us well rs e1cryxhcre else There Is
not1eIatt dcmanh for money, mostly from uer.
chants who have heavy bills falling une for
fErIghta and for goods, and are not ceiling much
to meet them with. hut there Is comparatively
light demand fson e1sta operators JET, and on,s
fght.Dove1uens Of CURRENCY 70 the country JUS:
at present. Most Of the banks have some Idle
fIpGs Cd taad, bnt are not pressing :heo upon
borEowers, Ms they prefer to keep ther resources
we'll fp nan1 In view OF the probability OF "a
extremely ac1!se money market IN the course Of
few weeks, and also because sornc uay about
ihe present time Is likely to be hereafter specified
,'y the Comptroller Of the Currency for showing
OF their condition in q statement
Exchange was Mr1uer ugaln to-day, owing to the
tr,all anouot mnklsg against grain shipments
and also the temporary decrease in tue pressure
for currency. sales Of New York funds were
made between banks To-day al sDc per 81 1,000 dis
count At the counters, banke:s arc selling ut ra1.
and taking ut 1rom sLe5 to 900 pct 81 200 OF
Bunnlo bls are taken Ut :. OF.
The London quotation for bonds to-tlsy vas SIX
against 81. scateraE, and Sal. Week ago.
Dealers quotations feT bayiog a0d sellias guF-
eruEent hotds, local stocks gold aad silver, In