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NouvEAU REMEDE CoNTRE LA RAGE

Nous lisons dams lie journal la Ferme:
NJ. lie docteur Buisson, appele pour
donner des soins a une h%yl,ophobe qui,
.touchait a la crise finale de Ia maladie, la
.saigna ct s'essuya Les mains ave. un
mourchoir impregne de Ia salive de la
mourante. Al doigt indicateur de la
main gauche, il await une petite plate on
r. chair etait a nu il r%econnut aussitot
son imprudence mais confant dams lie
procede quill venait de decouvrir, recem-
;ment il Sc contente de 81 LAYER avec de
l'eau. i ,..H ...
@Croyant, dit NJ. Buisson, que la mala-
x1ie me- Sc declarerait qu'au quarantieme
;our ct ayant beaucoup de malades a vi
sitter. ;e remettai de Jour en- jour a prem
dro mon remede, c~'est-a-dire des bains
Do vapeur. LIE neuvieme jour, etant
dams mon cabinet, je sentis tow a coup
uue .doaleur d Ia gorgee ct uno plus grande
encore daus les yeux, mol corps me
paraissait 81 leger que jje croyals qu'en
sausant Taurais pu m'elancer d une hau-
teur prodigieuse, GU qu'en m'elaneant
dane crcisee j'aurais pS me sontelir en-
Fair. mes cheveux etaient 81 senslbles
uuu'il nae semblait que, sans les vo'r' TAU
rails pa les compter la sallve me venalt
rontinuellement i la bouche; pimpres-
sion de Fair me faisait un mal afreux, ct
.i'ev;tais de regardcr des corps b%r'llants;
.i'aya;s uae envie c%ontinuelle de courlr ct
de- mordre non les hommes, mails les AMI
maux ct tout ce qui m~'entour5st.
Jg buvais avec peine, ct j'ai remarque
que Ia vue de l'eau nae fatiguait plus que
Ia douleur de gorge ). je crois QUEEN fer
tnant les yeux an hydrephebe peut tou.
ioars boire. Les acces Inc veaaient de
cinq minutes en- cling minutes ct ye me
ssutais alers la deuleur part'r du dolgt
indicator ct Sc prolonger h long des
merits jusqu'a~ r6pante,
Peasant que mon 1moyen n'etait que
preservatif ii non curatif, je pris ua balm
de vsaupeur, non dams iPintention de que
fir, mats pour m'etouffer> i.orsque le
balm fut a une chaleur de 81 degrees cen
tEgradeg tous les. symphonies department
couuae par enckantement; drpuis je mai
ianais fleu RESENT. J'ai dome DIES SONS
d plus de quatre.vingts personnes NOR
dues par des animaux. enrages; toutes
ont etc PRESERVES par ce moyen.
Ouand unp personne a etc mcrdue par
tin CHEN enrayg6i, il fault lui faire prendrr
sept bains de va!eur, un par jour- DIT a
Ia russo, de 5ta 63 degrees. C'e*t la lie
remede p~reventit u""ni la 'n''ad'e est
declarse, il We taet q.''"n lRin, de sapeur'
monte rapidementa 81 dJsgyres cent'gra-
DIES, puts, ientement 4 63 degrees lie una
lade doit Sc tenir bien enferme dams sa
ciambre josqu'a ce' gull soft complete
1nent gureri. -. t... ~ ~. IT,.
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Nous sommes en- careme,
Temps maigre pour les gueux,
Mais bien gras tout de meme
Pour ceux qui sont heureux.
lie Careme est antique
IT vieux CONNIE lie temps;
Tout peuple IL pratique
1t fait les Quarrel Temps.
C'est une loidivine:
Car en- cette saison
LIE bnuf cornu rumine
Autrement qu'un poisson.
C'est une loi humane:
Car lhomme, i &c moment,
Aura compris sans peine
Quill lui faut un claimant.
L'habitude a sa rime
Autant que sa raison
Et toute chose exprims
Une haute lecon.
Pourquoi rire, 9 mam'selle,
En- Pan soixante-neuf,
Ouand maigre est Ia sarcelle,
Tandis cue gras est l'ouf?
C'est mot de breviaire,
TT chacun nous repond
"Sarcelle de riviere.
Cut qu'une poule pond"
II ne fault done point rire
Toujours ct element
Car Ton pourrait sourire
Aux railleurs memement.
Mails de tous les Caremes,
lie plus dur a la dent,
Et qui fait les peaux blemes,
C'est... c'est lie Ramadan.
LIE Musulman, sans files,
Pendant soixante jours,
S'ecrase sur ses quilles
Et Sc sevre d'amours.
Lousianais.) JEAN GR1BouILLE.
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succession de Lucius y. Dupre,
Asscmble;c de Creaucicrs.

EN VERTU dun ordre de la Cour de Pa
IL roisse de la paroisse st. Landry, une
assemble DIES Creanciers de Ia succession de
feu Lucius ]. Duprt, decide, reinforcement de-
la paroisse St. Landry, sera tenue pardevant
Yves D'avy, Recorder, en- son bureau aux
Opelousas, lie Mardi q Avril, 1869, dams
le but dc deliberer sur la maniere la plus
avantageuse de vendre les effets de la dite
succession, ct pour en- ixer les termes ct con-
| ditions. JOS. d. RICHARD, Grcfier,
! Opr luusas, y mars 1869.
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Une charmente jeune file, sur lie point
de Sc marier, disait a son futur, en- pre-
nant I'm petiteir tres decide:
-D'abord, je vous averris..- j suis
tres entetee.- -.e ct j'entends faire tout a
ma tete.
MATS celia me va tres bien, repondit
lie pr6tendu en- rant, :je serai sur ainsi
oue vous ne ferez rien a Ia mienne.
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Nente PuDliQue.

Succession ne Jeun Baptiste Uemurext.
I'm VERTU dun ordre tmanant DE- rHon.
1A la Cour DIES Prr,v-s de la ParoiSse St.
Landry, il sera vendu IA l'encan public, IA la
derniere residence tdu dGtunt, a lAnse-anx-
Pailles dams cette p%aroisse, lie MERCREDl
u Avril, 1869, les prophecies suivantes depen-
dant de la succession de Jean Bite. Damarest,
decide, reinforcement de la dite p~aroisse, a
savoir-
|. L'HABITAT1ON CONSTANT EN-
une maison de residence, magasin ii mails, ct
environ 1900 barrieres, ensemble avec un NOR
ceau de terre de prairie. mesnrant environ %
arpents, borne nord par Azelian Manuel. Sud
par Frozin Desmarest, est par Azelian Manu-
Fl, ct Quest par Jean Bite. Manuel ct trozin
Demarest.
2. UN MORCEAU DE TERE BOISEE,
mesurant deux arpents ct quart de face sur
| vingt arpents de profondeur, borne nord par
Azelian Manuel, sud par la veuve Pierre u.
Manuel, est par Francois p. Pitre, fills. ct Quest
par lie moroccan ci-apres decrit.
3 IN Al1TRE MORCEAU DE TERRE
boisee, mesurant deux arpents ct quart de face
sur vingt de profondeur, borne nord par le
moroccan ci-dessus dccrit. sud par la veuve
Pierre U. Manuel, est par FRANCOIS z. Pitre.
| fills. ct Quest par Frczin Demarest.
Les terres ci-dessus d6crites sont situees a on
pres I'Anse-aux-Pailles. dams cette paroisse.
a.. / Fusil il deux coups, l Paire de bnufs:
! vache ct veau. 3 juments ct deux poulins, !
fer a marquer. ] charette a cheval, ustensiles
ahabitation, meubles de mason ct de cuisine,
ct beaucoup d'autres chooses.
Conditions-Les terres a | ct 2 ans de Gre
dit dn jour de la vente, avec caution approu-
wee, ct inttrets a $500 par an apres tche-
ance Les meubles CONNIE suit T0utes SOM
mes de $40 ct au.dessous. compliant; toutes
sommes au-dessus $40 payables a un an du
Jour de la vente, avec inter6t a sIlOO apres
tchtance. Une hypotheque sptciale ct lie
privilege de vendeur, ct aussi la clause de
{" non aliendo." reserves.
ZEPIRIN u. MANUEL,
81 mars go, Administrator
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A IOuer.

UATRE CHAMBREs au premier, au'
W dessus du Magasin de Sol. Loeb, (Ba'
tisse P%laisance.) Ces chambres seront louees
ensembles GU separement. S'adresser sur les
I;eux- SOL. LOEB.
Opelousas, 2 avrll, 1869. li-tf
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Bateau de Ia Male DIES Etats- CniS

Lac ArthM ii Ia Grundr CHfnhrr",
DART On Lac Arthur lie Mrrcrr1i : hrurrs
Il du matin, ct arrive il la Grande Chrnicre
lie meme jour.
Rppart de. lie Grande Clfnirre lr J'udi ma
tin ct arrive L. lendemain matin, Il dix hrureSv
au Lac Arthur.
Pour fret on passage venez il bord, on voy-
tz Placidt Hch.rt an Lac Arthur.
AUGUSTE DCPRE.
% %.Janvirr. 1869, Capitain".
LOUIS STAGE. Mrs. ANNA lilNtkLE4
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succession de Cyprien DMpre.

Cour de Paroisse, ;N
A LCEE DUPRE, de 10 Paroisse de St.
IN Landry ayant prtsent6 une petition, a
reffet d'atre nomme administrator de la sue
cession de fen Cyprien Dupre, decide, der
Increment de la Paroisse de st. Landry
En- consequence avis est par lie present dome
aux in:eress6s dams cette succession d'avoir Il
deduire par ecrit, "a mon bureau, dams les
dix jours qui %suivront la date du present
avis les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fat droit Il la demande du petit
tionnaire. A. GARRIGUES,
.Juge de Paroisse.
Opelousas, - Mars 1869.
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HINCKLEY n stage,
NarrlanAx EereyeurS ct EXpeditionnaireS,
WASHINGTON, LNE.,

4 T"nc;rn emphpcement de Hnrkley d Fills.
NOUS s"mmes prets y rtcrvoir 1t sxpfdI~r
~ tout fret qul nous srra consignt; nous
p@aierons le plus lsar7t prix dn maclu' pear l.
cotton, on l,ipn nous frrons des avancrs DE-
provisions TT d'argrnt Il compile sur tous cotolrs
que nous expedirr"ns.
"a Louis Sragg vient anssi donvrir pour
son compile, IT an meme lien, unr GROCERlE,
IT il Est pref !; t"urnir provisions dhabitation,
toil- d'-mballage, cnrdrs rn fer, wagons, etc !,
anx prix dc la Nlle-Osltans
IWa>hington, Lne., I Ortobre 1865.
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pPIX D'ABONNEMENT:

Pour un an, (d~'avanee,) .-.--..--.-..- $2 w
Les annonces seront inseres a raison de
CgNQUANTE SOUS lie care. HUT lignes GU
moins, torment IN care.
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Quill vcnlra aux prix les plus nodtrcs.

Qu il vcndra aux priX les plus nodcrcs.
II a auSsi recu ct rrcrvra par c''aqne bat+an,
TN arrortinrnt trails ct ton jouls llotVeau de
Marchandi>-s du Pays.
ii veHdla les mrills nrr> marques lie
IndirnnrS Il l., cents Ia va'dr,
CotonS tcru> Il - IT II cents Ia vartlr,
Cotuns blanc> Il Is. Il TT 70 crnts la yarde.
- C"ux qli achrtrnt an compliant, trout
vrr"nt p',t So pix >",lt rxtrtinrnrnt mode.
res. 1T quill >rra Il lavantagr de s'adreS>,r Il
lui avant u,rr d'ailrr aiIlruns.
Iavril. 1869 I4-2f
urce> son de Mary Esurseisaa.
Cour dr. Poroissr, st. L"ndry-No $500
ID ApHAEL BOl'DREAI 1T ELISHA
IN ROtDREAt, tons d-,lx d. Ia ParniSSp
st. Landry. aeant prr>en'r nn+ petition
a I-tfrt d'ttrp Eulnnr;S ADMINISTRATORS DE- la
Succession de- Mary Rurlrigl,. t'p"uSr decide
de Syplroy-n Eou'lrrau, reinforcement de la
parois>r st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est parlr present dom
ne aux IntcrrSscs dams teSlrctssion d avoir
IA dGhuirr par tcrit, II mon Bureau, dams les
dix iour> qui %suivront ia date du present avis,
les raisons. 81 aucunr lis ont, pour lesqurlles il
ne serait pas tait 1r"it a Ia ditr petition.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Grttfirr.
0neInusaS ( avril 1859
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Rcgulier
J. M. THOMPSON. Capitaiue,
r s. WILKINS, Commls.

r s. WILKINS, C0r1lH1s'
DARTIRA de Washington lie Mercredl a
u 10 heures du matin. ct de la Nouveale'
Orleans lie Samedi,soir a S heures.
LIE prix du fret ct du passage sera lie meme
qua bord des autres bateau.
so Mars 1869. I2tf
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SOL. LOE B.

@O'o II IL H
(Batisse Plaisance,)
I3sue Main, OpelOsl~aS.
WENT Il" recrvoir par les dernirrS arri-
wages, un assortment compIrt de MAR
CHANDISES de Printcmps ct d'Etc, trlIrs
que:
BAREGES,
MOZAMBIQVES,
POPELlNES pour le Printemps.
GRENADINES (toutes sole,
JACONATS, IT
MOUSSELINES,
lu.I unnlra my nrix Leg nlus uAalIriS.
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nhInapn Mnrkar.t

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. II.
FLoUR-More active at 81 1896 % for
Spring extras. -
WHEAT--Firmer and 21l@21Sc HIGHER:
sales of No. at 81 05g1 06; No. 2, 99cgSt 90 /;
closing steady and quiet at 81 0091 001z !;
this afternoon the market was easier, but
unsettled 81 90 seller October; 81 00156lI Oh
seize last half 81 029l 03. buyer October,
for No.2 gt. tt-td
Coax Fairly active and 5zG2c higher:
sales of No. at 641ag65hc; rejected Ul15@
621ze; closing at 641ac for No. 2; this after
noon the market Is Irregular at 641Sc, seller
October; Csc, seller last half, for No. 2.
OATS-ActlYe, firmer and l@l1<c higher,
ranging at 371Sg3S15e cash ;3yc buyer; $3.50
37s4c, seller month, for No. ., closing with
buyers at 375zc cash.
Rye Moderately active and shade
hrfner; sales of No at 731<Cd75c; No. 2 at
7l973c, and rejected at 66968c Aclosing at
72sg73c for No. z, and 67d63c for rejected.
BARLEY-Dul ana lower; sales of No 2
at 81 Is in store; 81 AZ seller the month.
HIGHWINEs More active and easier
sales at 81 il.
SUGAR-shade firmer; l316915, for com.
mon 20 prime Cuba.
PROVISIONS-DuIl. Mess Pork G31 Lard
17(1l714c. Dry sailed shoulders firm and
steady at 145z9l45sc.
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"WHERE is Drake s. T. lS6OX?" Wehave
heard this question asked many times, and
for all we knew for year past he might
be dead. Recently, IN New York, we
called at his LabOrai Dry in Liberty st i,
and there found this gentleman barricaded
behind tremendous pile of boxes, dis
tributing funds to Sunday School Com
mtttee. Our business was to secure an ad-
Yertisement. He said: "My dear sir
what is the use of advertising the Planta.
ton Bitters? They sell better now than
when advertised at such enormous ex-
penses, and now have not made con-
tract for year. 1 have all this amount 10
give to the poor. To satisfy the press
however, who have always been my
friends, think 1 will give you a little
something 20 do again, for 1 have i'm
proved the Bitters greatly, and it may be
well to have you let the people know it,"
And so he ran on in q happy, cordial, APP
preetative manner, showing us the won
ders of his place andlthe cords of certifi-
Gates Everything is on a magnificent
scale, and is done with neatness and
promptness. While there we saw at least
forty orders come in for these celebrated
Bitters. Cases were being shipped to the
four corners OF the world. Drake is not
dead, nor his Bitters either.-EIchan0e pd-
per.
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sc. TOMS Markell.

BY re- egraph.I ST. LOUIS. October 10
FLoUR-Dull and Spring is lOal5e lower:
fall superfine sold at e. 5094 so; x at 81 IS
@5 10; Xxx at IS %; xxx at as 750f6 90 f;
choice TO fancy family at SIS SOFAS 90.
WHEAT-AetiVe and firm for best grades,
but dull for low qualitiesl No. 3 Spring
89@9yc; No. do 9l19995c; No. 2 red Fan
81 U3GI 08; No. do 81 l091 II; choice 81 +: 0
81 3; prime white 81 1891 25i choice IL 80
al .371z
Constructive and unchanged; mixed
yellow, in sacks, S3c; do white Soc; prime
10 strictly prime white S3Cd95c
OATs-Firm but slow at 4f946c in bulk,
and 49lG53c in sacks.
BARLEY-Best qualities steady end firm /;
strictly prime to choice Minnesota, 81 450
1 so; prime to choice fall 81 SOg1 IS.
hYE-Steady at 806S3c.
" HISRY-Firm at 81 10.
PoRK-Dull at S32 90.
DRY SALT MEATs-Stiff at 1910 for Shout
deTs and l9c for clear rib sides.
BACoN--Very firm with a large order
demand; shoulders 1914c; clear rib sides
.2014c.
LARD Steam l7&c; choice kettle $50
SIC; keg zoe.
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RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE
BUSH ess and Homestead Property.
The LoagUorth Tract, recently pur-
chased 6y MeSSrs E7sas and
Heidelbdch, offered at
Public auction.
Splendid Opportunity for Investment

This desirable property, located in
the very best portion of the city of
Evansville, convenient for business
and admirably adapted for private
residences, subdivided into lots of 20
to 80 feet front and 127 to 142 feet in
depth, each lot fronting on a sixty-foot
street and running back to fifteen
foot ally, will be offered for sale, at
Public Auction, on Wednesday, De-
tober 10Th, 1869, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ,
without reserve. the sale continuing
from day to day, presenting one of
the most eligible and desirable means
of investment ever offered in this vi
cinity, as Evansville is one Of the
most thriving and promising cities in
the West, containing 10000 to 30. 900
inhabitants, possessing great foundry
and manufacturing interests, and
largely commanding the commerce Of
the Ohio, Cumberland and Green
Rivers, and of the Wabash Valley.
Title in all respects perfect.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash.
balance IN one, two and three years,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
VIM. CAPELLE, Agent.
H. GUMBERTs & T. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneers. oct1ldtf
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a0EETARY& CONMERGIAL
new YORK EaFKet.

~ telegraph NEW YORK. oct. y.
COTTON Heavy; nc lower; sales Of 200
bales at 261zc for middling upiands.
pts of 1882 barrels; market
Irregular, unsettled and lower: sales IL ,4gC
barrels al S. 45G5 90 Tor superfine State and
Western; IS 70a6 Is for extra state; IS Goa
sB so for extra West ern: So 25M6 50 for
fOi " btte wheat extra; s. S0g6 % for round
hoop Ohio; IS 25G7 for extra -. Louis; s79
s so for good to choice, and closing unset
tied, including sales OF 1000 barrels low
grades OF extra for export TO South Ameri-
ca and England at prices within the circuit
rive -four quiet; sales OF 200 barrels al
g. z516 10.
Corn MEAL-DulL.
WHIsKY-More active, and without DE-
cided change il PRICES; sales OF 400 barGe re-
at 81 2lQl 2l1z for Western, free, and VI zI3S
al 221z Tor iron bound.
WHEAT-Rec eipts q ,264 bushels; opened
quiet and closed 3g4c higher; 1u.lner
breaks n the canal has st1ffen the mar
keJ; sales of 10000 bushels az 81 ~ a 20 Tor
No. Spring; 81 409l 46M for Winter r. q
and Amber Western, the latter price an
extreme; 81 30l1l 50 for Amber Tennesseei
81 h5 for white Michigan and 81 t613 Tor
white Ca iiOrnia.
RYE-Sm all sales state at sI20
BA LEY-MOre sctlve aud flrmer; sales
AZ OUO bushels at 81 309l - Tor state, and
81 55 for CalifOruta.
BARLEY MALT -Quiebs sales 20,Oo0 DuShel5
CoRS-Receipts, 1906 bushels of inferior;
firmer; sales OF 6S .0y0 bushels 81 SS@97c for
sound do, 81 06 for white Western, and
81 10 for Western yellow.
OATS Receipts, 1882 bushels; 1e better;
sales Of 5000 bushels at 621Sd66c for new
Southern and Western.
RIcE-Scarce and firm at 8 g9%c fol, Caro-.
lima. g-
CCFFEE Firm; sales OF 200 barrels of Rio
on private terms.
Z. UGAR-- Fairly active; sales of 5000 hhds.
At 1iSz@121zc for Cuba, and l29l2>6c for
Mol AssEs-Quiet and firm; sales of so
hhds. of Cuba az 52958c. .4u
- PETRoLEUM-Quiet and firm at l7G171[c
for crude and S29S21ac for refined, ~
/ : HoPs-Steady 10000 for American.
OIL-Ltuseed duh az sl9l Oh in CASKS.
SPIRITS TURPENrIEE-We at 476a48c.
rels at $50 25@3l 90 for mess; closing at
$50 25 cash; SIS 50926 80 for prime; SS SOC
500 p for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 175 barrels at Sl3 60
for new plain messi So C09l7 so Tor new
extra mess
BEEF HASIs-steady; sales Of leo barrels
at SIS 0e926 %.
CUT MEATs.-Steady; sales of $50 packages
at l45z9I61ac for shoulders; 17@19c Tor
hams
| MIDDLEs Scarcely so firm; sales of 90
boxes of ice cured at 1e5z@l715c; also, sales
of 80 boxes OF Cum Oerland cut for January
and February on private terms.
a. LARD--A shade frnler, and In moderate
demand: sales of 400 tlerces at l79lS1&o for
steam; lS1s0lSJ5c for kettle rendered
BUrTER- Firm at 20932c for Ohio.
CHEBSE-Firm at I49l712c.
FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool heavy; wheat
| per Eteapl %. g..E f-
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Nashville Market.


nv TeIegraph.I NASHVILLE, oct. IL.
CorToN-Good ordinary 231zc; low mid
' WaEATERed 81 Is; amber 81 IS; viii e
81 %.
OATS-65c.
RYE-sL 90.
BARLEY-el ..
CoRN-tl 05.
FIoUR-s5 OO07 90 for far to fancy.
BAcoN-Sides zoe; Hams 2lc, and Shou4-
ders I7c
LARD-201%c.
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CINCINNATI MarEeI.
BY telegraph CINoIErATI. Octoberl2
FLouR-Dnll: familY S. 6Oa5 Is.


FLoUR--Dull; family So 5095 IS.
WHEAT-Dull; red 81 O5Gl 10.
CoRN-Dull; S50S8c for ear.
OATS-1u better supply, and prices are
declining; whole range 81 to 57c.
RYE-Very duh and dropping; new 50
@9Oc.
BARLEY-Dull, and Sc lower; Fall 81 GO
al g.
CoTToN-Dull: middlings 25c
TOBACCO -Dull, tut prices are not lower /;
sales or 155 hogshe ads at 81 00@22 IS: the
crop prospects are better; 10 cases seed leaf
sold at els 25938 60.
WHn5KY-Steady at 81 10.
MESS PORK-Dull at $3l 20.
BULK MEATS Nominally unchanged:
none offered.
BACON = Firmer; shoulders 10Ic, and
sides 201zc; no shoulders out of smoke.
LARD--Quiet at 1714c; butchers I6c in
tierces, and 1915, buyers furnishing pack
ages; new steam lard sold at l5tzc, TO be
delivered first week of November.
SUGAR-Dnll, and refined &c lower; hard
I7149I71zc.
CoFFEE- Unchanged, aud in fair de-
mand.
OILs-Linseed OIL dull at 93c@s1 90; Lard
Oil declined to ST. 39@I 80. Petroleum is
steady; refined 32934c.
CANDLES-12c lower; star 2lc.
SEED-Dull; clover l2c per pound, and
timothy So 50d3 go per bushel.
GoLO-l30, buying.
ExCHANGE--Steady at par buying, and
10 premium selling.
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Bg The people of Evansville will
vote, Novem Der 10Th. on the PROPOSE
ton to subscribe 100000 to the
Evansville, Carmi and Paducah Rail-
road. She has already subscribed
$242, 900 to the same road Vincennes
! Sun.
The Sun is partly correct and partly
wrong. Vanderburgh County. and
not the city of Evansville, has do
mated $4,000 to the Carmi Railroad
Evansville needs this railroad into
Southern Illinois. and it is one in
which we are vitality interested. With
the Evansville and Charlottesville,
the Evansville. Henderson and Nash
vile, and the Evansville, Carmi and
Paducah Railroads completed, our
city will have about all the railways
that she will need for some time. 1t
is probable. also. that the Straight
Line Railroad will also be built at no
far distant day. With all these ave-
5nues open for trade, with short line
route from Chicago to the Gulf the
future of Evansville will be onward i;
.ahd We expect our population will
double itself in ten years.
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ER ~ e w 8
F0r0ther Bive'- Items see T7srd Page.

Notwithstanding the indications of
rain at the closing of our inside re-
port, yesterday afternoon, the weather
cleared off very finely in the evening.
The only additional arrivals and
departures up to two o'clock this
morning were the Clara Scott, to
Cairo; Palestine, from Louisville and
return; Rapidan No 2, for Passport;
John Lumsden, from Cairo; Hart
ford, to Green River; Armadlllo,
New Orleans to Cincinnati; and Fay
cite, Henderson and return.
The towboat Sam. Brown passed
down without landing, at 3 Pm yes
terday......"The Palestine arrived at
u in the evening, with fine trip of
both freight and people. Phil. Bran
ham, her popular clerk, has been sick
lately.........The Rapidan left for East
port with an immense trip.........The
John Lumsden arrived at q last
night, with fair trip.."..The Hart
ford left for Green River about89 PM,
with a splendid trip............Cash
Thomas stopped eff the Clara Scott
this trip. He will go to the ball at
Ogensboro to- morrow night, and will
be accompanied by Robt. Hopkins,
Dir. Hughes, chief clerk of the
Adams Express Office, L. Hathaway
and several others. They expect to
have good Internationally 5
Louisville Courier Journal says the
Dexter will not leave until there is
more water.........The ArmadiIle
arrived about midnight, from New
Orleans 10 Cincinnati, and had big
trip. She put off here 81 bales of
cotton, some whisky and other freight.
The left at one O'clock this morning
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Barrett's . adOrns and beauties.
Rsrhet Railway Notice..

An adjourned meeting of the Stock
holders of the Evansville Street Rail-
way Company will meet at the Office
of John j. Chandler, Esq, on
Wednesday, October 18th, at o'clock
PM, for the purpose Of disposing of
sufficient stock of the Company to
raise the sum required by the order of
the Board of Directors of the Com
pany of October 5, 1869. StockhoZd-
ers aciH find 1t to their interest to attend.
By order of the Stockholders Meet
ing. VIM. W. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
Courier copy. oct1I