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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-04-03
FeuilIeton du LOuisiuuuiis.
LIE GAULo1s EN- AmER1QuE.
TIE EXAS.
Chap. xxx.

Et puis Ariel, apres Ia vision du monde surnatur-
rel, s6vea, descendit des cieux ct prononca lente
m,nt ces dernicres paroles:
-Je ne sera bientot plus, mes amis ct il
men ra avec les derneres lueurs du crepuscue. II
ant done que 6coutiez encore, ct surtout que
suiviez les conseils dun tiere mourant. Quand
mes yeux seront ftrm6s pour tonjours, Raoul abas-
paupieres ct Filosele allumera une lampe
dams cete cabane. Tous les deux, run ma droite
ct fautre ma gauche, vous me veillerez pendant
un jour ct une mutt. 81 vous pouvez prier, vous
prirrez ct cette priere me sera agreeable. Quand
lheurc sera venue de m ensevelir, vous menseveIi.
reg dams ma veille soutane tancaise, mon crucitix
de bos sur les levres, mon baton de voyageur all
cote. Je desire que tombe soft creusee devant
notre masonnette soleil levant, pres du banc on
nous nous somms 81 souvent assis pour causer 1t
parler de la France Quatre planches sufiront all
beson, la blanche est inutile, puisque fame est
inmortelle. Settlement vous met'rez sur ma fosse
une croix dc bOis, croix simple ct que lllerbe
dc la prairie ne depassera jamais Qn salt Tn
pauvre voyageur, errant par ci, voyaut sgne,
souttrant peut-etre, eprouvera une consolante emo
ton. J'aurais voulu mon corps ailleurs, ma p,,,s
SleTt 1u CIItlIcIC UalsoIS, HAAS Dtu ilt Il lihs
voulu Que la volonte de Dicu soft tae. Mu>
jallas oubcr mon legs. Voyez CONNIE les vivans
sont cg.istcs Ainsi done, mes denx freres aimes,
Raou mon chapeet, lie chapelet de ma mere :;
ct Foscllc gardera mon live d Evangilcs. Fioselle
dol, lire livre splenddes revelations morales,
aux vrrsets OH passe lie souffe divin de la re-
demp,iun. Je vuudrais avor une fortune 4 vous
lGguer; nas vous savez que lie missonnare Ariel
ne possede .ien sur la terre, excepte I'M peu DE-
bonne volon6 ct la resignation aux volontes de Ia
Providence.
| Et pnis IN instant de silence.
| -RaouI, dit ARIEL approche-toi.
1t lie mourant murnura un nom loreille du
jeune honmc-nom que Raoul emtendit seul.
QUAINT toi, contnua lie mssionnaire EN- sou
riant av-c m6ancolie ct en- s'adressant Floselle
til couperas une boucle de mes cheveux ct tu Ia
porteras mon vieux perc tn dras All saint We'll
lard que ma mere ct son fills lattendent pays des
ames. C'est tout, . mes aimes. Non, ct allais
oublier quclque chose. J'attrnls encore de vou
que vous fassiez ceci en- mtmoire de moi
Et lie missionnalre, apres qnelqnes minutes d.
silence ct de reinstatement, continna:
-Quaud vous aurcz mis- Ia or tx de bois sur nj
fosse isolee, ct prie sur ccu qn nest plus, vous
pleurerez point quoi bon les plenrs, puisque j.
dormirai All r'pos eterncl! On prure sur nn
intortune, non sur un bonheur. Et vous abandon
nerez ce pays d'exil, cette terre dAm6riqne, pou
, ny plus revenr Raoul pere, sa mere e
Marie; ct Foselle ne doit plus gutter Raoul. Ii
France, Ia belle France des croyants ct des bo"s
vous SQUIRT all della de loc6an des agitstions ct de
: mug issements. Arrives sur sa rive, vous vo"
areuouilerez avcc reconnaissance, oubliant le ma
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Nouvellcs.
bon Dieu.

LouIs1ANE.-M Warmoth fait arreter
NJ &. NJ. Wickliffe. L'nn est Gorverneur,
lautre est Auditeur des complies publics, ct
tous les deux sont les elus du meme ticket.
WckIiffe, Sc dit.on, aurait nal audite. Quoi-
quill en- soft, rAullteur irrite, libre sous
cantionneMent, denonce CONNIE illegal l'acte
du Gouverneur, republic son remplacant
proyisoire, ouvre un nouveau bureau en- face
du vicux bureau, poursuit Warmoth, etc
QUAINT au public, il rit ct sc promet un denoue-
toujours recompensee. Pour nous, nous nous
contentious de trouver cavaliere Ia conduite
de son Excellence. II est bien vrai que le
grand jury trouve matiere il poursuites; nais
les dacapitations proconsuIaires he sont pas
une nttribution de gouverneur republican,.
Oh sont done les chats de Kilkenny?
En- lisant lie bill les ecoles on decouvrc une
exception en- faveur du College d dAleXanlrie,
ct cette institution reste btnche. Et pourQuoi
done ? La justice IA la Nouvele Orleans scrait-
ellie une injustice IA Alexandra, ct riec cersa
En- ontre, regalite du char, du bateau, du
cabaret ct de lecole sera t-ele applicable aux
colleges iacOrpores, academies tres illustres OH
ron delivre dies dip!6mes ? Les Legislateurs
du Ter Avril n ont pas songe IA celia.
Eft Ia comedie de rAuditeur continue.
Wicklitfe a pris une injonction contre le
fonctionnaire de Warmoth, NJ Delasize
Deasize a pris alors une centre iti etinn
signee Leaumont, contre Wickltfe, ct portant
ces mots: IN. Delasize remplira les devoirs
d'Auditeur. Il nonobsiam tout o,tlre emaaunl A
tome azure Cow de district. Et pus Wickliff,
a fait nn affidavit contrc Delasize, CAIN e
autres hommes de police pohr vol de sceau
Et puis encore, 'orsque NJ. Wicklifie eut pr
possession de son bureau conteste, il s'est VI
arreter par In police. Et les clefs DIES coffre
sont restees aux mains dun jnge de paix e
d'nn Constable. Que comprenez-vous IA ton
celia ? Naturellement rien. Celia s'appelle d.
I'amphigouri radical
Eft qua done fait, l,i aussi, lie Recorde
du Ter District, Honorable Becker? L.
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Grand Jury l'a-t.il ,ndictt parcequ'il donnait
son salaire de Recorder aux malheureux de
son district II des hommes biea chari-
tables ct fort NAL conpris.
NoUvEAu MoNDE.-Grant etc malade.
Les soIliciteurs ravaieut epuise-Johnson
est mieux-Les citoyens noirs sont ineligibles
' =. 2 - iaa g u.s.
On soccupe toujours au Congress du bill
sur la ''tenure des places" Une resolution
pour nommer un comite de conference q
passe par 81 contre 20. Est-ce nm arrange
ment? Probable, car la presse dn Nord zen
meIe ct commence fulminer contre le Senat
A Washington, Ron commence bailler,
bien que les orateurs y soient peu nombreux
Les insnrges de I'iie de Cube sont al
nombre de 25OOO. lis attendent des armes,
des renforts ct des munitions. lis ont haute-
ment ct tcourageusementa affranchi les esclaves.
Dieu protege leur cause Car Get exemple
Acknowledgement vo'ontaire de Ia part des
interesses est unique dams lhistoire des
point de vue AMERICAN, laff.ire
de Cube Sc comtlique. L'agent consulaire
dies E. U. Gibara o etc amene Ia Havane,
V1Eux. MONDE Napoleon a envoye un
cartel roi de Prusse.-Des arrestatons polaiques
ont etc faitcs i Paris-La France parle avec rail-
lere dun certain Bastien-A trois mois Ia chute de
l'empire.
LIE Montpenscr est attendu Madrid. II s'est fait
peigner pour recevor Ia couronne. Quelle colronne
lie comit6 des Cartes rapperte une constitution
qui etablit nne monarchie lie ro regnera la ans,
tou dix-huit lunes Les sAnateurs serviront l3 ans
ct les membres du congress 3. L'6gise divorce avec
Etat, etc" Est assez plaisant pour un steele de
revolutions
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VsNous remercions NJ. T. F. Simon, le libraire
de Ia rue Baronne, pour lenvoi de ses journaux au
"Louisianais." C'est un envoi de valeur, car ces
journaux viennent des quatre coins du monde ct
sont un specimen de toutes les Iangucs.
C'est avec raison que NJ. Simon nomme "a lbrai-
rie populare "Cosmopolitan News Depot Et nous
devons encoursger rhomme intelligent ct actif qui
pense que 10 Nouvclle-O Orleans, vile commercialc
peut ct duit dcvenir une vile tt6rare ct scentifaue
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St-Jacques vers 10 fin de ce mois. II a promis de
consacrer une Tongue semaine de deux dimanches 4
reglise desservie par le reverend vignonet. Mons
Pen remercions de tout notre ceur ct les parois-
siens le remercieront CONNIE nous.
Nous sommes une petite Samarie; mais il sc
trouve parfois de bons Samaritains
Maison de Cour. Les travaux de 10
No1vefle Mais0n De Coar ont 6te adjuges un
entrepreneur de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
Et dire que Gentilly n a pas &c incorpor6
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Y E R T o

Un r6cit verilique,
Et dc hante lecon,
Dit Joseph fort pudique
Et bien joli garcon.
Car une femme tendre
Arracha sOn manteau;
Mais lni, sans plus attendre,
S'enfuit sans paletot.
Comme on raillait notre homme,
II rGpondit: Tout beau /!
Ellie 6tait laide CONNIE
Un horrible corbeau."
r.
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E I l..

Que ce soft l'AmGrique,
AUX lointains infinis,
Ou bien encor rAtrique
Aux fronts noirs ou brunis,
L'exil est une peine, ...
La mort au jour lie jour
Car lexil est Ia haine ......
Dun ceur fait pour ramour.
Je mai plus d'esp6rance,
Et j'ai des cheveux blancs.
Oh! rendez-moi Ia France,
La France ct mes vingt ans.
Roitelet sur ton ale,
France, je monterai, ...
Et dams laube Gternclle
Je ressuciterai.
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Chicago Market.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
ExcHANGE - Eastern 1z@14 or buying,
par selling.
FLoUR-In moderate demand al IS 3Oa
Sc 371z for Spring extra.
WHEAT-St eady and firm; sales OF No
at 81 Is; NO. IS a shade. easier; sales at
81 221z9l ., cash 81 221zG1 q, seller Sept:
ST zJZQl n, seller Oct; ST q, buyer GA
sept, anq october; closing steady at 81 22JI
q z21zs CASH this afternoon the market
was quiet at 81 . for No 2 seller Sept.
CoRN--Aciige and 5<gIc higher; sales Of
NO. at s31z9S41zc IN store SfZ@e5c afi0at;
651z9655ze, seller Sept; S454063c, buyer
Sept, and sci er Oct; closing at SIC in
store; sales OF rejecte1 at 799s0c; this after
noon the market was quiet al s51z98lc for
No. 2, seller sept.
OATs STEADY and fairly active; sales OF
No. 2 at 4494l1zc IN store: 1870, seller Sept.
and 43c, seller Oct: closing at 44WH1zc,
cash rel ected sold at 421zU42c.
RYE-EO. / and rejected fairy active;
No, 2 quiet; sales OF NO. / at 91a93c; No. . at
9Oagl11c; rejected al so a6lc; closing at g2lSc
Tor No. ! QUO for No. 2 and soc for rejected
BARLEY-Less active. closing al aI -
seller the month 81 - In store.
HIGHWINES-Dulli closing with sellers
at 81 r.
mon to prime Cuba.
PRoYIsIOSs ~ Quiet. Mess Pork $50 81
@33 50, cash; s28 20, seller January. Lard
quiet at 18129lSt<c. Dry sailed shoulders
hFm and less active at l4c.
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RiVer Eliannlolten

CINcINEATI-Arrivals Glendale, Pitts
burg; Mary Davage, 81. Louis. Departures:
Swallow. New Orleans: Glendale. st.
Louis. The river is falling. with twenty
one feet in the channel and eighty.one
feet under the bridge.
CAIAo, Sept. I6.-Arrivals- Colorado, st.
Louis to VicKsburg, 10 p. NJ; Alpha. East
port packet, g An; Pauline Carroll, New
Orleans TO st. Louis, 10, Am; Liberty, n 4,
st. Louis TO P1ttsDurg, ! pr; Arthur, st.
Louis to New Orleans, 3 PM; Linton. Cin-
cinnati to Memphis, PM; Ida, St. Louis
to Tennessee river, Pm; Cairo, ST. Louis
TO Memphis, SPIN. River rose 2 inches.
Weather cloudy; Mercury "a.
PTTTsBURG, Sept. Electromagnetic has
8 feet water in the channel aud falling.
Weather clear: Thermometer 49,
LOUISVILLE, September l6.-Port List
SalIle, to Plttsburg: Indiana, to New
Orleans; MInneola, Cincinnati TO Mem
phis; Charmer, Cincinnati to Evansville.
River Teceding slowly, with s feet water IN
the canal, 8 feet on the falls. and 4 feet
over the rocks. The weather Is cloudy
and warm. Business brisk.
NASHVILLE, september 16.-The river Is
stationary, with . inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and pleasant.
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BUILDING PERMITs.-A few weeks
ago we called attention to the fact
that it was customary in large cities
to provide for keeping a record of all
new buildings that are erected. This
record is good for two reasons. 1t
enables the assessors to include every
new house In the tax lists, and IS also
convenient for reference in the matter
of statistics. The proper way IS to
issue building permits, and the Coun-
Gil. or Committee Of the Council,
could have authority to grant permits.
All that is desired is to have cor
rect register showing when a new
house is erected, by whom built, and
where located. We are satisfied that
it would be no inconvenience for
those intending to erect new build
ings to report the fact to the City
Clerk or the City Council, and it is a
matter that the Council should regu-
late.
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uieclnssti sErEei.

- IsIsaraph.l CIEOIuNATI. sept. 10.
FLoUR - Dull, but unehangodi family
50 O0g6 p,
WHEAT-In moderate demand; red 81 Is
al 20 for No. ?, and 81 23Q5l . for NO. ].
CoRS-Firmer and higher; sales at 81 Oh
9oGTs- Quleti No. 2 at 59955c; No. 1 at Sc
@53c.
RYE-Quiet at oscau 90.
BARLEY good demand at 81 cool 60
for Fall.
ToBACco-In good demand; sales OF 2i4
hogsheads al 81 - to 50 81 for Jugs TO good
leaf.
WHISKY Unsettled, and prices nominal;
81 20 asked,
MESS PoRK-Held at 2 90.
LAKD-l94c, but there is no demand.
BULK MEATs-Heid firmly at 14ml6tIc;
10000 pounds Of sides sold at the latIer
rate.
BACoN-In moderate demand; sales of
shoulders at l511c, and clear rib and clear
sides at lo1<c; clear sides are now held at
l9c; sugar-cured hams t392ic.
BUTrER-Dull for all but prime tOch dice,
which br ngs 30c to 35c.
EGGS-%0q2lc, shippers count.
CHEESE-Firm at l59l5Zc.
OTLS-EO change.
SUGAR-Active; raw 1870 to I6s; refined
l51ac to l71zc, the latter rate for hard; sales
OF 1S0 hOgsheads and 7S6 pounds.
CoFPEE-Flrm at zoe to g8c.
GOLD 1874 buying.
EXCHANGE Steady at lilo discount buy
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the sad duty OF bringing the remains Of
George Nicholson to his oereayed friends
at ShaWneetoWn.
We have saved all that could be found
OF boats and Adams Express Co.'s freight,
and brought il to Evansville, where IL Is nj
the disposal OF shippers and the company.
II. 7. DEXTER.
THE PHANTOM DISASTER FURTHER PAR
TICUBARs.
Mt. VERNoy, September Is.
Capt. GFdmn9er;
"BiI'S" body has not been found.
Brought Geo. Nichelson's remains to Shaw
neetown. Have the remains or Jimmy At
kinson on board. Capt. Dexter is unhurt
and with u. six Iousters and one deck
passenger are missing. Steele's leg Is frac-
tured, and he received a deep cut on the
foot. It was not deemed safe to move
him. George McFaddln's leg is badly
broken. He IS IN great pain. BIZ Berry's
leg is fractured. Tom C3nneT's ankle is
fractured. The nose OF a cabin passenger,
name unknown, was cut in two. Billy
Bentley and Tom Kelly are slightly scald-
ed, also several roustsrs The Umpire
will arrive at one O'Clock An.
pFergTr1tfroy
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81. LouIs aarkeE.


By Teiegraph.I 81. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
ToBACCo-Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nominally lower, win sales at
slc.
HEMP-DuIl. with small sales Of dressed
at $40.
FLoUR-Very quiet and not much doing;
sales or supers at s595 %; X, s. 404I 50 /;
fancy f. nlfly, GgS 50.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; sales OF NO. 2
red Fall at 81 d9l y; No. / do, 81 l2al ";
choice, 81 2O9l .; No. white, 81 Bal ii:
No. do, 81 249l 70: choice, 81 289I %.
CoRN-St eady and nrm at 9Oc Tor yellow.
s34s5c for white, and some lots OF fancy
white sold at CSC.
OATs-Opsned higher, but declined a.
close; sales Of mixed, in bulk, at 4304fc;
do, IN sacks, 48g49c; white. 50052c.
BARLEY-Best grades are in demand,
and the supply limited; sales Of fair Iowa
AZ s0c; prime Illinois, q Osgl L. ONO
Fall, 81 S09l g.
RYR-Steady at S0GSjc.
WHISKY-Steady at 81 20.
GROCERIEg-(1u Quiet; sales at Z8A554c Tor
fair to prime coffee; 1Z1z9l4Ac for Louis
lana sugar ;70975c for plantation molas= Is.
PoRK-Duu at s33 25933 90. Dry salt
shoulders firm a 1870; clear rib l85sc and
I9c for clear sides.
LARD-Quiet at Is1ze for choice kettle.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MCTERNAN.-A
tresspass case was tried before Squire
McTernan yesterday. The parties
were from Union Township. Moses
Kahn brought suit against Henry
Brown and Mr.. Helcher, for damage
done to his corn and potato crop by
defendants hogs, which got into the
plaintiffs field. The case was tried
by jury. and the verdict was in favor
Of the plaintiff, allowing him $50.
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8F4RY a COMHBVCI4L
- % aarkat.

res yOrk AErket.
81 relegraph.l NEW YoEK. sept. l6.
COTTON-Heavy and lower; sales OF 2 500
bales at soc for middling upands.
FLOUR-Receipts IL 5l7 barrels; market
steady for old and dull and declining for
new; sales or III. 400 barrels at e5 70a6 20 for
superb ne State and Western Is 31a7 90 for
choice extra state: So . for common TO
choice white wheat extra; So 4017 90 for
common and choice round hoop Ohio;
50 6Og7 90 for common an fair extra st.
Louis; 81 004g % for good TO choice do. I:
closing quiet; included in the sales were
1900 barrels extra Western and state for
export at So 1895 20, the latter price de-
IiVeI ed. OREGON Flour dull at So 75aS D.
California Flour nominal at &c 5OaS Is.
Rye Flour rather more active sales of $50
Com MEAL Quiet; sales Of 100 barrels
Brandywine at So Is.
WHIsKY-Decidedly lower; sales Of $50
barrels Western at 81 % free.
WHEAT-ReceIpts 350, 40 bushels; market
rather more active without decided change
in prices; sales OF 247,Ot0 bushels at 81 35H
81 So for No. 3 Spring 81 43gl 52l& for No. 2
do; 81 So for No. ] do. 81 81 for amber Nir
ginia; 81 GOAL 81 for Winter red and amber
Western; 81 40 for red Southern Illinois
81 90 for amber Tennessee; 81 Olgl O212 for
white Western; 81 10 for extra choice
white No. Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-DuIl ana
qdiet: sales OF 600 bushels Canada, at 81 90.
CoRN-keceipts, l52, l6S bushels; fairly
active, and 2a8e better; sales OF $500
bushels at 95c@sl 20 for unsOund new
mixed Western; 81 1901 IL for sound do.
81 l8 for Western elbow 81 10 for common
white Western.
OArs-Receipts, 5000 bushels heavy.
and 2@3c lower sales Of $1,000 bushels at
RIcE-DuH; sa0c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Firmi sales OF i 200 bags RIO on
private termg.
sU6AR-Firnnf sales Of ], 900 hogsheads at
1l5&9l25zc for Cubai l29l21zc for Porto
Rico.
MoLAssEs-steadyi sales OF 50 bogsheads
Cuba At 5Sc.
PETRoLEgM-Flrm; 1870 Tor crude, and
321<c for refiued.
HoPs-Dull and nominal
LIESEED OIL-Quiet; 9I499c IN casks
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Uu changed.
PORK-Firmer ana in fair demand; sales
or $50 bbls at $50 210S0 81 for mess, closing
at $50 81, cash; Old do, SZ7HZ7 so for prime,
and SS042l IOr primo mess, and last even
ing $50 bbla mess, buyer September, al $50.
BEEF-Qutet and steady sales Of $50 bbls
at IS 6O9l3 50 for new PLAIN mess and tl29
II for extra mess. Beef hams quiet; sales
OF IS bbls al Sz593J.
CUT MKATs-Dull; sales Of I4j packages
at I4s4gl5c for shoulders, I7919c for hams /;
at lG1z9I7e, and 1000 lbs short ribbed at
l7c.
LARD-DuH and heavy; sales OF go
tlorces at l65zl1l9c for steam and l0BlBIc
for Kettle rendered; also, SO tierces 81 cam.
seller September, at lBlc, and so fierces
do, seller January and February, l5Zc.
BUTTER-Quieta at l5g2Sc for Ohio, and 10
@42c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I39lG1zo
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Knronean MarHet.


By CabIel LONDON, Sept. 10.
Cousols for money, ~; account, O1JS
Ftve-rWenty bonds, '02s, t3s DOS, 81 :
'07s, 6l1S; '62s at Frankfort, So. Erie, ~ ,
Illinois Central. giLs Atlantic a. Great
Western, pa. French rentes, 70 francs 90
confines.
LIVERPOOL, September l6-Cotton mar
ket firmer: IN ddliug uplands, l3d; l81zd
for Orleans; sales, 5000 bales. Breadstuffs
dull; California white wheat. l0s ID; red
Western, 8s bdMl0s. Western -four, 25s.
Corn, 30s. Oais, IS Cd. Peas, As. Provis-
ions quiet; Pork, lois. Beef, Dos. Lard,
7Gs. Cheese, 0ls 81. Bacon, Cos. Naval
stores dull. Cotton az Havre, 1851
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aeg YORK Gold ana stOcR AarR,t.

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
Dir. Boutwell, had an interview with
number Of financial entlemen this after
noon, at the sub Treasury. The only SUBJ
lect touched on was that OF small notes,
the great scarcity OF which acts injuriOufly
on the business Interests OF the country.
The Secretary will remedy this evil a.
early as possible. Mr.. boutwell, after
wards visited the Custom House.
MONEY-The demand for money on call
was met at per cent, but there ~ Rn un-
easy feeling In regard to the future.
There is a large inquiry Tor time loans to-
day. but the banks and money lenders
hesitate about doing anything beyond call
loans owing 10 the approaching drain Of
currency 10 the south and west 10 move
crops, as vel as the fear Of another lock-
up OF Rreenbacks. There n a heavy de-
mand for discounts. and prime naLles were
offered on the street at 10 TO u.
fTERLTNG-Dull and lower &C 7Adb
GOLD-Dul; opened at l5169l861z, aQd
G osed at 1865. Carrying rate i-J2 per day.
The steamer Rheim took eD5, 450.
GoVERNMENTs-Trifie lower, owing 10
the fear that Boutwell, Will change his pJli-
cy, but closed steady. Coupons Of
'sl, l2lM@l2lZ; do. 90, 12lA@l22; do. ~,
l29lA1S: do. '65, 12l912lk; do. new,
llgHgllB1z; do. 81, ll95Sgllg11i do. '68, ll0A
9ll01z; lO.40s, 035S8lOg14.
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aen Eorh Dry aoods MarKet.

By telegraph NEW YORK sept. 10.
There is a moderate demand for all
classes Of goods, and more animated prices
rule steady and firm, except that little
irregularities prevail on a few styles or
bleached musiins, such AS MasOnVille,
which was reduced from 10 10 l8c, while
Maxwell goods advanced from 20 TO 2lc.
Fresh styles Of desirable prints are buoy
ant and selling at 10 advance established
on Pacific, STrague's, American and other
leading mai es. COchecO shows some
beautiful palra-dgured prints at l0c, aud
other prints are selling az l2c; Tacoma lO5<c
and Sterling li1zc. All these prints arc on
standard cloths.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-17

Crops IN TENNESSEE AND MIssIs-
sIppI.-From Mr.. Chit. Lyon, one of
the gentlemanly attaches of the firm
oG Ragon, Dickey & Carson, who has
just returned from an extensive trip
through the States of Tennessee and
Mississippi, we learn that the cotton
crop in Tennessee will be very fine,
while in Mississippi, along the line of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, It is
quite Indifferent, amounting almost to
failure.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-17

FIRE IN INDEPENDENCE. - The
building near Little Brothers single
mill, used to dry slaves in, located in
Independence, a short distance below
the lower bridge, was destroyed by
fire about four clock yesterday even
ing. The building contained about
$4,000 slaves, and the total loss will
reach about $500. The fire was ex-
tinguished by forming line of men
from the river, and passing buckets
of water by the same to the ire
Journal, Wednesday.
The loss sustained by the Little
Bro s was about $5,000-as was re.
ported in the Courier yesterday morn.
ing. They lost 10000 slaves, instead
Of IA. 000.-C0urie1 yesterday.
The loss. as intended to have been
published in the JOURNAL, was 81 500,
but the compositor failed to correct
the proof in which the figure Il" was
marked. But the Courier's correction
is worse than our accidental error, in
which the loss is placed at s. 90. We
were yesterday informed by one Of the
Little Bros. that their loss was be-
tween 81 500 and $1,000; that the total
number of slaves burned was $4,000;
and that 10000 slaves were slightly
damaged. The slaves were worth
$12 per thousand, which would amount
to $468 for the entire lot. and the
building was valued at $1,000, which
would make the total loss 81, 668. So
it will be seen that with the JOUR
NAILS report at s. 90 it was nearer
correct than the Comier's by 81 $50
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-17

New Sr0ck DIRECT FROM New
YORK; B. Altering, of the firm of
Ii & B. Altering, No 36 Main Street,
having returned direct from the East
ern markets are now opening a large
and well selected stock of Beavers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C.,
which they will make up to order in
the most fashionable and latest style.
For cheapness, fit and durability they
defy any and all competition.
PS.-They also have a large and
we'll selected stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods: sep17-tf