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SPAIN, INDICATED. = 1t turns out that
Romero Oritz's foul ealumny in the Coftege
against the Society of st. Vincent of Paul
in general, and three of its members in
particular, as implicated in the, murder of
the Governor of Burgos, had no other
who most conspicuously, censured the de-
cree of ecclesiastical confscation did
actually belong to that society. That was
all his guilt, for which, in this season of
liberal liberty, he has been condemned
to pine away in chains for twenty years.
Not word of the process has been publish
ed as yet. What an eloquent negative
Justification of the clergy
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Lumber Markets at thu New and Old Basins
Retail Markets.

Beef Western. % TO 2jc, Texas, Is TO 20c. Mutton
Texas 2Oc Western, 25c Pork zoe. Veal, 15c per
Chickens dressed 05 soc. Turkeys 50 to 50 Eggs
20 to SOC v dozen.
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SOUTHERN BANK,


NEW ORLEANS March 81, 1859.
On the lst of May next this Bank will pay, presen
taion at its couner all the past due Coupons of the
Bonds of this city endorsed BY the New Orleans ack
New Orleans, opelousas and Great Western Railroad
Company, and likewise all the Coupons on the Raid
Bonds maturing aud before the said LIST day of May
next inclusive.
ap4 I'd THos. LAYTON, President.
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EIsCAL AGENCY or THE CITY OF NEW
81 - ORLEANS. =.

souTHERS BANK, New Orleans, April 9, 1868
In virtue of act or tho Legislature of this State
titled An act to enable the city of Orleans fund
its floating debt and lquidatc it's Indebtedness, APP
proved 9th February 1862 and OF ordinance No. 1872 of
the Common Council Of the city, OF New Orleans, ap
proved LIST April 1862 the undersigned Fiscal Agent is
authorized ana prepared to receive from the holders
thei eof all city notes and other evidences
city, and to receipt therefor in the of the city
cordng to the tenor of the said ordinance No 1872 of the
Common Council The bonds to be furnished in exchange
for the aorenamed Indebtedness viii be ready the
course of few weeks "
ap4 If GTHoS. LAYTON, President
SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS SEPTEM-
Der &C. 1863 This Bank continuing Exchange opera
TONS, win receive deposits Of Gold and Currency
transact General Banking business
Discount days-W ednesdRys aSd Saturdays.
Offerings should be mado on the preceding days.
fe2s 3m THOMAS LAYTON, President.
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1G2 Camp Street, Corner of Poydras,
Jobbers and Retailers of
GREEN, BLACK AND JAPAN TEAS,
Offer to buyers
UNSURPASSED INDUCEMENTS FOR THEIR PA.
TRONAGE.

No buyer seeking the Lowest Prices as well as the
Finest Stock in this city, afford to omit giving
call
The large profits which put upon Teas by jobbers
brokers sPecqat9rs Wholesale gSSeers and finally by
the retail dealer have enhanced the prices of this
sental article Of every day life that many obliged
to only the most inferior kinds. 10 remedy this
made speciality of Tea in business and for the
purpose of furnishing goods to buyers and
consumers at saving to them of The various profits
above, which must inevitably be paid all bought in
the usual way i ftffi -
Our Teas are purchased for CASH, direct from LIN:
porters in New York and. Boston through buyers of
many years experience in the trade and always
bought at Cargo Prices, at which we offer them to our
customers, save small profit to ourselves.
We guarantee Teas To be always fresh and pure,
to be unrivalod for their eess and decacy of flavor
and to give the highest satsfaction otherwise they
be returned and the money will be refunded.
We call the special attention of hcekoepers heads of
families keepers Of restaurants and hotels and buyers
generally, TO the following -'-.f
PRICE list: t''
Imperial Green3- 81 To- 81 25 ~ 50Finest ~ rs %
Young aEso Gree! Green g 80 J665
oolong CBlacll 90 cts, 90. l25--1 :. I5Q%
hgG y9lie 1iSS. sl,l s iiiS e,,llg t
Mixed lGiTpen 4 Bk)ssi Oo.d teals5- % no = s.
A discount OF per cent made from orc ficTq when
purchases amount to S25 aud Upxacd - aPi- iI1
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THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,

o-4uSl GEaNIac AlrheI, NHMIrIeahS-
This Establishment fully prepared toexecute all
kinds of JOB WORK, such Us
CIRCULARS, CARDS
ENVELOPES, DEEDS
+ -. CONTRACTS, INVOICES.
~ MORTGAGES, HEADINGS,
= CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS
HAND BILLS, BILL HEADS @,f
PROGRAMME BILLS OF FARE,
BANK CHECKS DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS. BILLS OF FADING
PR0MISSORY NOTES, Ere, Ere, ETC.
~oN THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS
ITIsCAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
-r-O ORLEANS. .s-
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EAChAH9Et-.-.-<...s 80 800. .s---~ .s16XCHAN9R.
l SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALE ie bias
-oN THE
PROVINCIAL BANK OF 1RELAaD


PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND
Payable at the following branches, SIS
Armagh . Cootehin. Monaghan,
Bailina. Igi 8ragarsan, Newcsszls esaa:
BanSrid d, Dun aansa, Eex y sSns5es
Bsiiy shsnnon. EnnisEiiisS, Sassenstovn,
6ssl1ss, shannon F EoIasv shissersen
S Saysn' EaIr,w ny, r. ~ STsra,o oe'
Clonme Kilrushs Iempienoss.
sioshsen, IseSondssrry Mssspfst;d.
In sums H'" G D1h ScaiS 7 sMRRs12N co.
ELLIOT 8 MoKnEvnR.S No" York
SPRING CLOTHING. NEW GooDsl
LATE sTYLEsI
Our friends and visitors from the country will And
our stock complete In -E 7G ..
CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, q
We have 4 ss4L e a.5;tf,l
AsSn TEst9 sG
Brown and BLACK, Cloth Short FRoCKs;
DAWES se Tndesbrs Bromn Engh M aose
5 per dozen) Linen Bosom and Cambria Shirts and he
irish LINEN SHIRT, at $50 per dozen ii
Prices as low as any; eau and see. -
sp4 I'm aS opposite % Ss't City sst Hotel
E. PAL LIN = E, , g co CO ~ ,o5 1y,so,G5
Importers of, and Wholesale and Retain Dealers in
81 CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS and MkTTNGs OF ali kinds /, .a..
CURTAIN MATERIALS OF all kinds 'fzE '9e6
LACE CURTAINS Real and Imitation H.
Table and Piano COVERS, SHADES. ETC. 'toa
A Splendid New Stock of IRISH LINENS, of every
description, for family use, --'-E--l'
Upholstery, Furnishing Goods. Hair Seating, etc
%, 95, and 81 Campstreet,
da7 1y r, NEW ORLEANS.
CHAR Es f. TUTTL=,
-.-. WOOD ENGRAvER. .
Old Levee Street ...-....,....S
New orleant, La. e.
Orders with Designs, from any part of the SOuth. will
be promptly attended to- and Handsomely Engraved at
-a a3122-=--= l99l=
JFyETP WAITING cPusADEP
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P. J. TRAQUAnR

The undersigned hereby informs his friends and the
public in general that his SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCKS ready for inspection and extends
them invitation to examine the same which will be
found complete and varied than any other pre-
vious time The immense stock comprises full line of
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHING GOODS.
visit to the above establishment will be found well
worth the while. -
81 and So Canal street,
ap1l I'm and 2i3, 2I5 and 2l7 Old Levee street.
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The following gentlemen, comprising the BOARD OF
ADVISORY TRUSTEES for the Department. of Lou
isiana each holda Policy in the Association which
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Eaughtg lessiias Manchester \. H, are fined
one dollar fdr playing marbles on Sunday. The
elders may play the % Monday with i'm
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Under contract for Carrying United States and Bit
ish Mails. zzsrss--
Sailing from Pier IS. North River New York, ever
SATURDAY. .GbfI 1E
Sailing ftom Liverpool every WEDNESDAY,. SO
:. Queepstown = THURSDAY.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-02-25

i inn odttouieno @ulben freiDilie sablen nrbe /"
gr ertobte bic Neid,e am Rragen oes Nodes uno
i&Ieifte iie ir's @ebll4. 6;
,Gein 9Uo mar iberbautt fiir mid cine Hotb.
meHbigfeit futr er FORT ipdhrenb er I'D raid ieiner
llniform tntieoiete, lid muBte mir anbere Qleioer
|nnt9affen unb fonnte fe nur auf oieiem We9e er-
|haiten. aBds nin9 SD f6nnte iebt BON meinen
3in}en leben un6 tpiifbe balo elm 0eoeter uno on.
Qeietener UfonN iein, aber NiiBiseoug 1T ueine
Sathe nidt un0 es stpdre 3bprbeit, po1fe ID, bic
luenen unbsnubt !alsn, Die mir nod ae6ffnef iinb.
In ber DE Qffieitre mojfenmeiie fallen
uesbens auBerbsm Der CUTE Ratb, far ben 0rdu
3urnjtebt smr cine bebeiiten0e Sumtne AobIen fol.
ub jthlRbti& be Mnsiidt ouf bic adn3e 1inferiai.
Ffeni4att Mtton's.S 20mmt Set, fcnmt Hdtb, es
MIR To 0londts eelunAen, bdb i1 eit 9hpr tudft,
polts i3 isyt laoa pie Gsiiiaans a'eiuer 1offnut-
q Egr bate pdbr.nb sitits eelSRseiprd&s feline
allnifptm ssgen bic 2lei5afao beg grmorotten Der.
tauldt unb begann nun bic 6AotuQe ausaupodefi.
TT Hodte bic Ddnfnoten IN feine 1rieffnfde. per-
bdrG bic mt i9efiGteh @6dden in QntI Mbod
nao t&ritt bonn iansiam> bic pferoe am fiib.
iy er benebtersn bstrisb be,erfte er in Der serne
bic Sptte aeiuesa Risdsburms er idnane H9 onf
@ - sa ~ ~ y III sSs assisani amt as a
Hl&f tonnte Ct bate baelbe taib erreiAt, in Der
eerberae, in Der er einfebrte. CAB er nd fir einen
W.sbbdnoler aus amo teiner ber Anlpeienoeu iebte
Mtbirauen in bieie Mngate FBo Eaq
.5E6eine lieenbdften Btridte iberi Die por3ieIi&e
auffraun8 bet Oeftredtr, bic fur baare Miin5e ge-
;ncn,tntn tulroen, uno feline Behaupnng bdb tinnen
weni0en faaen bic preuBiide Arunee total pernidiet
iein tperoe. fonoen einen 10 lebbaten Nntlans unb
Beifal, odb Miemdn0 oaran bahte, ben Renommiit
8enauer 5u betrdnten, ia, als glaier ben Wunid
1uberte, ben Wngen uit0 eins Der beioen 8feroe 3u
pertaufen. ertldrte i iofort en @utsbefber in lei
ner9 sebobenen Stimmung bereit, 6ieien Muni1 3u
trfaQen. lleber ben Dreis mar man baID miteindn.
Der tinig, @laier edte bas Gelo Elm unb iuehielte
ieine SiIberguloen De8en papier9elb nm. s
Ginise Bdfte modten i'm barouf aufmerffam, bnB
oas 6ftrei6tidte 9apereelo bur4 einen abermaligen
Sieg Der Yreuben D0aig entmerfhet meroen tonne,
@iaier oanfte fit bic Warnuns, obne lie 3u berid.
n4tieen.
gr beete stuar nud Die Yeiorsnib. bob er an ben
Wanfnoten perIieren f6nne, aber er lab ih 9e3mun.
gen, ben SauSd por5unebmen. Der 9ransport oes
Silbers mar 81 lditig uno gu beidaiperlih.
I'm Gage oarauf ritt @laier auf oemielben We8e,
ben ct gefommen mar, 5uriid.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-02-25

nadbem er einen tiefen 3ua aus ibm aetbon hotte.
sd benfe. bas Wort .aeridbtet" pobf beiIer. per.
febte er. Doen Sie fid feline erauen Soore oesbaIb
loohien.. Sie bel ibnen aefinoenen Geaenfi6noe
babe id In neinem Brotbeutel. i4 ueroe he meinem
Oberffen iberseben uno babel Berid,t erltatten.1
Ser 9auptmann nidte 5hmeiaenb.
Gin lanter Silferuf ert6nte in Der sserne, ct uie.
,6erholte iih. bann fiel Elm RunoneniduB.
vMein @ott = es mar bic Gtimme meines Brit
oers. faete Sbeooor entiebt. rgr 1T wobridenlib
in Gefabr ="
User es aud iein mag, ellen mir bin" unterbrad
Der Sauptmann ibn. Id babe in benz enr,i Die
be3meifeln -"
1Mber i'd erfannte iie - s1ahben' sic MR."
rginerlei - porndrts !"
Ser Dein hatie bic iinfenben Rrdfte belebt, NIT
ge5ogenen Sdbeln eilten Die Offieiere ber Ridtung
5u, aus tpelher Der Huf sefommen tDat.
(Gortesuns foIgt)
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-20

Dickey q Carson, i lot rags = bags ginseng
/ box bees wax. 4 bbls u1oiasses, 10 bags
fruit, 2 casks 90, bbls do; Hackey. Nisbit
e. Co, bales cotton, boxes tobacco, pgg
broom corn, 63 brgs peanuts. Selno PIN,
Dixon s. Co, i baie cotton; ~. Han, box
eggs, l box trait, 1 coop chickens -. Il
Gilbert q Co., bag ginseng. l box Soda
Lee Howell, ! COW and calf flor sale); VIII
helnnf q FrIck, II ale boxes; II. i. Reeves,
die bags, 5 bbls sorghum nolasges: Wei
don, Bros. & Co., 3 bales cotton, So bags
fruit, q bags rags, box ginseng, bbl mo-
lassea. For IOuisViiIe--8 bales cotton. For
3S8 bags peanuts. . tons pig iron. Dis
charged at Paducah, 81 c0Ops chickens, 81
boxes tobacco, 8 rolls leather; discharged
at GOIconda, 5000 feet dressed hoor1ngf ct
sh2wneetown, 5000 feet dressed flooring;
AZ Y n1ontoWnt 5000 feet dressed foofingi
al. Henderson. by50J feet dressed flooring.
For st. louis, 70 bags peanuts.
ANIBEsT-Steamer Norman, from Gin
etnnatl TO Evansville, October 49, 1880
Keller, box mdse; z & BridwelI. box
nadse; BIeIn ker Gilman q Co 4 barrels
soapstone; M Kemp, 50 kegs beer: l a. d
He1nan, 80 bbls whisky, 80 halt do I4eech
q Lemckea . bbls coal Oil !; 3 q ~ n Co,
bales bags a w 81 Co. 100 bdls stirrups;
s bundles Frame il Herman, 8 packages
bags, bag tW1ne, box mdse; II smith, Q
burial cases; EaTni Orr q Co, 10 bdIs iron
A Christ, 70 boye5 cheese; WooaroZV. Raitz
showcase; q a d Co, 2 bbls drugs, rs boxes
glassware; i VcIrting, 10 bbis cOas oil !:
TOpf, Long & Go, 81 dkgs saddlery: Martin
Gardner dG Co, 20 bales baggIng: WiIhelmi
& Frick, "A bbls ale;S HOLSTER Bro, 4
boxes. mdses 6trayvlIle, haif bbI do; I'll l. a.
Co, 104 pieoss hollow ware, 6 tea kettles, q
dog-irOns, 6 sugar ketties; T. q S ~ Co, 50
pieces hollow ware,
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-20
- F9ieggalnlEca.


PiTTsBUR6, October MonongaheIa
feet 4 Inches. Thermometer 10.
MEMPHIS, October Weather cloudy
and cool. River falling. eparted-Ihomp
son Dean, Julia and st. Joseph. for st.
Louis; Rubieon, for Nlclxs5urg; Lady Gay,
Tor New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, october Ig.--Arrived-
Magenta. Departed-Great Republic,
Belle Vernon.
NASHVILLE, October l9.-Riyer falling
with IL inches on the shoals. Weather
cloudy and very cold.
C1NcrSeEArI, October -l8.-Port List--Ar-
Hale. from kfemphss; Anna, from St.
Louis. Departed -Abeona, for st. Louis.
River nearly stationary, with feet 6 inch
CA1Ro, October 10 - Port List - Lo-
rena, from Memph to Cincinnati, 2.
M; l2th-Era, from Cincinnati 20 Red Riv-
er, 8 p. N, River fell inches. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 40. The steamer Conn
nonWealth is reported aground at Sisters
Island, twenty miles north OF Cairo
LOUISVILLE, Oct. I9-Port List-No ar
rivals or departures to-day, outside OF the
local packets. The river is recedIng
slowly, with feet inches water in the
canal, / foot 10 inches on the falls and 10
inches over the rocks. Weather c.oudy
and much miider tonight.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l9-PorG List.-Arrlved :
Natrona, from Hannibal; Rob 10y, from
Keokuk; Bayar6, Louisiana, and Olive
Branch, from New Orleans; Lumfnary,
from Vfckeburg; City of Cairo, from vi enl-
phis: Muscatine, nom st. Paul. Departed
Rob Roy, for Keokulx; Bayard, Louisiana,
and Sucker State, for st. Paul: NatFona,
for Hannibal; Dance, &or Kansas City
Illinois, for Peoria; Kellogg and bargea
and A1ississi ppi, for New Orleans; Forsyth,
for VicksbuTg; McGiIl, for Memphis. The
river is about stationary. There was a
steady rain all last light, and very heavy
snow storm all the forenoon to-day, ex-
tending very generally North and West,
which viii be likely TO raise the upper
streams somewhat. The mercury at noon
stood at 34o now warmer.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-20
s93 EFARE @ g0MMERCIAL
aew Ydrp HarFef.

By Telegraph.J NEW YORK. oct. 10.
CcTToN-F'Irners sales Of 1900 bales at
2G3<c for middl1ng uplandP.
FL0UR-Receipts 1851 barrels: less &C
tive and without decided change IN
price; sales OF 5000 barrels at S. 80M5 so
for superdne State and Western; SO O096 so
for extra state; So 009s8 10 for extra w esf
ern: s6 G0g7 90 for white wheat extra; Sc Is
as 5J for round hoop Ohio; S6 zj46 IS for
extra st. Louis. and " 0Og9 50 for good TO
choice do, cIoing dull; including 1000 bar
rels Of low grades extras for export at Sc 20
Rye -four quiet; sales go barrels at q Too
CORK MEAL-Duu
Z WHISKY "A shade fIrmers sales 2OO bbls
at 81 2l1a8l 2l1a Tor Western free, closing
WHE4TGRscefpts 1854 bushels: market
heavy and I92c lower sales Of $1,000 bush
els al 81 S0@l 3919 for No. 3 Springs 81 " Tor
Winter red Illinois; fl 5l@l So for white
Western, closing atsl 90; G9470 for good
RYE-Duii and declining; sales 900 bush
els western az " ~. t..7.
BARLEX--steaay; sales Of l,5e0 bushels
state at 81 35; 6,c0J bushels Car ada West
at 81 55.
BARLEY AIALT-DuI
sCoRH-Receeipts 7,6S3 busheisf market
heaYy and 1920 lower; sales 1900 bushels
at y5gsl for unsDand mixed Western; 81 C6
al Us for sound do; 81 0l@I ii for high
mixed nearly Yellow 81 IL for white Vest
OATS Receipts $500 bushe 3; market
heavy and 21s3c lower; sales Z Al, GOO bush-
els at 60864o for new mixed 50 suthern and
Western, closing at 60c for We srn.
RIcE-Quleti Carolina 914g9Ec.
COFFEE-1n u fair request.
SUGAR-Q Quiet; sales Of $40 logsheads at
ll14Ml2tzc for Cuba, and l2e for Porto Rico,
ASSEs-DuiI.
IIops-Quiet at l5920c for American.
FlsfltoIsE UM,-FlrIn al lsc for crude, and
33c for refined.
OfL-Lipseed dun at sIa1 OF in casks.
PoRK-HeaYy: sales OF 575 barrels at
$50 6243l 90 for mess; closing at E3l IS cash !;
$50 5J92j % for prime, and Sz7 50828 90 for
prime mess.
BEEF--Mess steady; sales OF $50 barrels
at S61l5 for new plain mess, %l2Glz 80 for
new extra mess. Beef Hams quiet; sales
Of so barrels al SlSg28.
CUT MEATS STEADY: sal les OF l3j packages
at 145z 8I51ac for shoulders, AMI I7Ge &c for
hams Mldales firm and quiet; sales OF
I, GOO barrels abrlT15c.
ARD Heavy; sales OF $50 tIerces at I81z
GI754e for steam. lSs for ch Sice steam, and
1S4l8ac for b Kettle rendered.
BUTrER-Steady at 20Q34c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Ftrm at I7@lS1Sc.
-TURPEN TINE-Spirits quiet at 45t946c
FREIGHTS-HO Liverpool active and de-
cidedly hrmer; shipments Of 10000 bushels
wheat al Sd per sail and 91ad per steam.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-20
ct. bouIg narFeg.

By re- segraph.f ST. LoUIs, October 19.
ToBAcco- Common grades easier; sales
OF planters lags at IS 5099 30; dark leaf,
CoTToN- Quiet and unchanged; sales at
GA14e. t# e ~
HEMP-Very nrnas and undressed sold at
Sl45@l75.
FLouR- Quiet and unchanged; .sales. OF
supers at "a l2ag4 co; X, S4 1895 Is; Xxx,
So 251B5 50: Xxx, Sc; fsmtly, S6 5097 10.
WHEAT-Q Quiet and unchanged, and no
sales OF spring; sales of No. red Fail at
81 028 CO; No. do, sLI0@I Is; choice, $50
al "a,
CoRN-Sales of choice white, ia bulk, at
s3c; mixed, IN sacks, Sl@S2c; yellow, 500
S4c; whit ey 83a9Jc
= OATS-Better at 4S950
BAHLEY-All qualities 58lOc lower; low
grades entirely NEGLECTED sales OF choice
Illinois aud Iowa at 81 l5qll 20; Minnesota
8f29gl 35: cno ce Fall, 81 50.
G fsYE-Duli and lower; sales at75d8ec.
W WIuSKY-Steady at 81 I5 ees
GR0CERI Es-Steady and unchanged.
1PoRK-DuH and dropping, and held at
$50 50N5l. HE
BAcoN- Easier, with sales at 179175Ie for
shoulders, .0c for clear rib sides, anu G0Lc
Tor clear sides.
I4ARp--Retail sales at I71ac for tierce, aud
1870 for kegs
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-20
ninelnnnFf narEns.

BY TelesrRph.l CEEoIIEATI, October 10.
FLOUR In moderate demand; family
So 5015 75.
: WHEAT-Held firmly, but the demand is
light
GoRs-DuIl at s7e88o for eari white she'll
ed is held at 90c.
oATs-Dan al SOC to sec, the latter rate
for white,
RYE-In light supply and firm at 90c.
COTTON FlrLner: middiing 2j1Sc; the de-
mand is fully equal TO the receipts.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 Is.
? MESS PoRK-DuII at 33l 90; nothing Of
consequence was done.
LARD-Dull, with limited jobbing de-
m and at l714gI7lke.
BULK MEATs-None in market.
BACoN-L sales OF shoulders at l6Ic,
and clear sides At l912c.
BUTFER-Unchanged; fresh at SOC to 3Jc.
CHEESE-Isi12c higher; Western Reserve
17gI71ac; factory lS@l81ac;- there Is q good
shipping demand from the South.
EGGS-scarce and firm at 25d28e.
OILS-Lfhseed dull at 9T196c. Land Is a
shade frmer; extra 81 3391 81. Petroleum
3l833c for refined.
sUGAR-In fair demand at full rates; raw
1870 To l6c.
CoFtEESteady at 2Oc TO 251Sc.
I0GS-Ih goOd demand at so co to 80 50
gross, The weather being quite favorable,
many Of the slaughtererS are killing them i.
GREEN MEAT5-Hams are In demand al
l5c, and shoulders at IIo.
GoLD-l30 buying.
ExCHANGE-Duil at l-l0 discount buying
and par selling There Is q good deal COM
ing from the South.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-20

TIE GoAr TRIBE-A GREAT NUI-
sANCE.-We have been requested at
numerous and divers times. to say
something about them confOunded
goats" We had thought that as there
seemed to be only few, they would
not be much of nuisance, but the
tribe has increased at a fearful rate,
and the cry IS "still they come" The
city is full Of them, and it is high
time that something should be done
to rid Us Of sc great a nuisance.
Those persons who own dogs have
to pay a license for keeping g them. al.
though they are Of great service in
watching and protecting their owners
premises. The owners of CANNES
think that dog has as good a right to
roam thestreets. tax free, as Dir. Billy
Goat, or any of the goat family, and
we think the complaint is somewhat
pertinent. Goats can be found in al
most any portion OF the city, ana they
congreg4te together in large numbers
at night, and raise a 'high old muss."
In this connection We are reminded of
little ineideat lhasoccurred not long
ago. The people residing in a certain
par5 Of the city were aroused one
night BY a parcel Of billy goats that
made night hideous by their everlast-
ing bleating and odoriferous per-
fume. One. gentleman. of some
what nervous and excitable
temperament, under whose win
dow they had collected, became
desperate. and rushing out of his
domicii, armed with a rusty cavalry
sabre, declared be would annihilate
the goats if they did not scatter. His
threatening manner caused his tor
mentors to scamper of, but he had
hardly resumed his recumbent posi-
tion on his couch, when his cars were
greeted with the familiar " bah " un-
der the window. He nursed his
wrath fer short time, but finally
arose a second time, and seizing his
trusty sabre, pursued the goats sew
eral squares. FEH
Another complaint il the affidavit
against the goats, is that they go into
the public school grounds, and break
down and otherwise injure the shrub
berry and flowers. Fences are of lit
tie avail, as climbing is their great
..forte
We have referred to this matter at
the general request Of numerous read
ers, and if any remedy can be apple d
By the City Council. we hope that the
subject viii receive the attention it
deserves. and the goat nuisance be
abated /"