davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

CH1oAao.-The Eour7laE ofsaturdav even


| ing says;
Under q good shipping but a rather
light packing demand, to-day, prices have
declined 10000 . 100 lbs. The supply was
heavy for the clofe OF the week, humber
ing nearly 10000 head. with about so cars
en- route. Only a few packers were buying,
and under the influence OF large receipLe
| the market closed weak, with still fur
| ther downward tendency. The quality OF
the hogs was good and well suited to the
The fresh receipts were 9.555 head. with
other trains en- route. Sales, 3, 922 head,
at 81 s0g7 20 for good TO choice, and atT 40
for extra prime lots, of cars.
LoUIsYnLE.-The Courier. Journal of yes
terday says;
During The early part of the week the
market was weak, and receipts LIBERAL
Packers are not disposed TO enter the mar
ket unless drovers would make conces-
was the result. Drovers, however, are in.
huenced to recede somewhat from their
vleWes and an active business was
done at from Sc % to So 80 for heavy hogs
| gross: al this several packers entered the
market, and with active competition the
NUMBER was rapidly reduced, and with a
change In the weather drovers were able
TO advance prices, and on Thursday prices
went up to 81 p gross. Sales OF new mess
pork werB made at a2302f; prime tierce
lard at I0c, and green shoulders at &c
1ng almost entirely bare OF the hog pro.
duct, packers felt inclined to take some
risk to meet the immediate demand, and
tuAS Ahcb was pOLSnLlAl In producing the
advance. These prices we may mention
however, were paid under protest, the
range being too high to warrant large COM
tracts. On Friday drOvers were able 20
maintain prices, and sales were made at
10 70 TO ~ 10, and about coo head were
slaughtered. To-day the weather was ex-
ceed1ngly line, though IL was somewhat
TOO warm for killing; Notwithstanding,
three houses were engaged. Receipts are
quite limited, and packers paid from So so
for light hogs TO 81 20 for smooth, heavy
averages 1t is not believed that these
prices can be main tained, and we are con-
ndent, without some very important
changes occur in the out look, packers
viii not purchase extensively until prices
rec6de.
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat of yesterday
says:
Arrivals we're more liberal, and the cool
weather had very stimulating effect, In
ereasing the demand considerably. Sell
lers found no difficulty In realizing a small
ADVANCE anu'qu1ck sale, on all good 10 eyS-
ira packing grades and buyers sook hold
with q fair amount of freedom but later
in the week and near the close. under the
influence Of warm and less favorable
weather for packing, and with more lfbe-
raj supplies, the market. hecane less active
and the week closed with less active and
rather unsettled market.
The closing prices for the week were:
for prime to extra GO 50g6 20; medium TO
fair $500 p. Butchers may have paid q
tride higher tor choice heavy fat hogs-S7
al % In some cases.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Sc. Louis karket.
BY telegraph ST. LOUIS. N,

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Nov. H.
CoIToS-Dull at 141<9l5c.
FLoUR-Dul but unchanged; superfine
winter s494 10 extra 81 2594 SO.
WHEAT-Stih and 2g5c higher; No. 2 red
winter 81 l9gl 20; No. / 81 80
CoRN-Demand fair aud market firm
dry ca dice new yellow 69c; No. sac.
OATS-Flrm at 4I@43c.
BARLEY-Choice grades higher; sales at
S5@95c for prime to choice
hYE-Easier at zoe.
WHTSKY-DutI at S5c.
Tobacco. Hemp and Bagging - I'm
changed.
PoRK5-Steady new mess s24924 so; old
S25 SOAPS rs.
BULK MEATs-Lower; Shoulders IO1Sc
clear rib l41zc; clear sides I5c.
BACoN-Shoulders 14al4Lc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
FLoUR-Duu and nominal: superine
81 go; XXX s. so; Xxx IS 1906 90.
CoRN-WhlLe lower at 1880; yellow
hrmer at 95a971s.
OATS-49G50c.
BRAN-sI 071&dI 10.
HAY-FlrmeT: prime $50; choice s3I.
PoRK-DulI; mess g25.
RACON-Shoulders I49<. clear 2I1H
HAMs-25d2Sc.
LARD-Tterce I7@171z; keg duh at 15c.
UGAR-Easleri yellow clarified to white
I05491Isz.
MoLAssEs-Prime 65a66c.
WHIsKY-95cdEI O5.
CoFFEE-Dull; prime 17z@I7<.
COTToH-Opened easier and closed firm
er at Saturdays prices; sales $500 bales
good ordln1asTy I45s9l4sz; low middling l45e
bales exports, 70 Liverpool 6 ,947 bales; to
New York ], 35i bales
sTERLING-2l94i slight 81 discount.
GOLD-l1s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

Holy INNooENTs CLUB.-This is
the evening for the meeting of this
new reading club. It will be held in
the parlors fthe Reotory adjacent to
the Church. Let all the members be
sure to bear it ia mind, and also any
that we're prevented coming to the
preliminary meeting Of two weeks ago.
at this meeting arrangements will be
made for their full reception into the
fellowship of the club.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Louisville Marker.

BY Te.egraph.I LoUIsvILLE, Nov. a.
ToBACCo-Sales "a hhds at IS z5a6 so for
medium leaf.
BAGGING-FIrm hemp 2se; fax 29c.
COTTON - Firmer bat not quotably
higher.
FLoUR-Steady and in moderate de-
maud; extra family IS Is,
GRAIN-More ectfYe but UNCHANGED.
MESS PORK-Steady at S23 so.
BACoN-Sales bulk shoulders and clear
ribs at 109I45zc.
GREEN MEATs-Irreguiar.
LARD-NeW IN tiercss lac; kegs l6c.
HoGs-Firm at &c 5097 20. There were
2.76S killed to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

miniatered. A araymaa paid Sc p
for fight. Two colored men we're
sent before the Grand jury On charge
of illegal voting and perjury, and an
other colored man was fined 81 % for
carrying concealed weapons.
Before Justice Ensery.-Sarah E,
Brewer was tried by jury on charge
of provoking Ellen Jones. Sarah was
acquitted. This was the poetical pro-
woke mentioned on Saturday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

BEAUTIFUL FossILs.--Mr. John
a. Haney some time since sent TO orr
cabinet Of curiosities several beauti-
fl. specimens Of earboniferous fossils,
fern leaves imprinted on rock, taken
from the new shaft at ShotwelPs
Mines, at depth Of seventy-fve or
eighty feet below the surface. They
are greatly admired by all who have
seem them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

INSURANCE. The old established
Lorillard Insurance Co., whose adj
vertisement will be found in to-day
issue, is one of the best and most re-
liable Companies seeking tho patron
are of our citizens. Col. @. *. Drew,
the agent for this city and this Sec
ton Of the State, is one of the most
accommodating and accomplished in
surance men in Indiana, aud we com
mend him and his Companies. (es-
pecially the Lorillard) to the conf
dence and support Of our people.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

A RIcH TREAT.-It will be seen,
from the advertisement In another
column, that the First Baptist Church
Of this city propose to furnish our
people this week with rare intellect
ual and spectacular entertainment
Mr.. Everts is a fine scholar and an
accomplished traveller, and will, we
have no doubt, afford our citizens a
feast Of good things. The Stereopti-
con, with which he illustrates his lec-
lures, is a novel and attractive in
strument, and will add greatly to the
interest of his themes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
CHOIR singing.
BY '.EssAY1sr

Lives there a man that's so far gone,
Whose callous heart tits hard to move,
From wand'ring through the world alore
with none to care for, or to love.
Let such a one to church repair,
Twill make his icy heart grow warm,
When siIvery song bursts from the choir,
Tell him that earth hassGill a charm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

NEW BEAUTIEs.-The newly ar
rived lot Of foe watches and jewelry
at Gust. III. Jageman's jewelry store,
on Main Street, present some Of the
most beautiful sights and beautiful
bargains that are ever found.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
European Harkets,
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph LONDON, Nov. II. .
67s S95< 10 f0's 861l.
Hops quiet and unchanged; tallow 4c3l0
LIVERPOOL November i4.-Cotton scarce
and nrm Tor American; uplands 91S: Or
leans 9sSi sales 1900 bales: Cali forl1ia
los ld9l0s ID flour, corn and oats are nm
changed; provisions unchanged; refined
petroleum I75s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Harvey Bigelow,
Jr., Of indianapolis, United States
Deputy Marshal, is in the city.
A report that DR.. Il. 7. Runoie, of
this city, was dangerously i'll in New
York, is proved to be misunder-
standing Of the facts by letter from
The Doctor, received by his friends in
this city, announcing that he is so far
recovered as TO be able to return
home by Wednesday evening.
Colonel Victor Biseh was yesterday
admitted to the practice of law at the
bar of the Circuit Court, as is shown
by the Court record elsewhere. The
unusual ability that Col. Bisch has al
ways shown in every position he has
been placed, can not fail to make him
q prominent member Of the bar with
il short time. The Colonel has the
warmest wishes for his success from
the whole JOURNAL corps, as well as
flarge numbers of friends through
cat the city.
Our distinguished fellow citizen,
Non John Law Who With his family
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

OVERLAND THRoUGH AsIA.-The
American Publishing Company has
already conferred great pleasure upon
she reading public by the publication
Of two celebrated illustrated works Of
travel. The first was entitled BE
yond the Mississippi" by A. D. Rich
ardson; the second. The Innocents
Abroad" by Mark Twain. These
are now followed by third. entitled
OVERLAND THROUGH ASIA" by
Thomas w. Knox, author of Camp
Fire and Cotton Field" Mrs.
Jenckes is now in our city for the pur-
pose Of canvassing for Col. Knox's
book. 1t will contain pictures
Of Siberian, Chinese and Tartar life
with an account of adventures in
Kamschatka, Siberia, China and
the experience of q wide awake OBJ
server in a trip around the world by
an entirely new route. including tray
els thousands of miles in sleighs.
The book 10 printed with new type,
on fine calendered paper, contains
over 600 pages, and is illustrated with
two hundred new engrayiDgs from
original photographs and sketches by
eminent artists. The book will
prove, in every respect, worthy COM
panion of Mark Twain's "Innocents
Abroad, !" and .isidestined, we think, to
be quite as popular. Mrs. Jenckes
will canvass the city for subscribers,
and will have the book ready for de-
livery from the LIST to the 10Th of De-
oember.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
New YORK Bry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
The dry goods market is Inactive, and
prices are without essential change, We
quote the best makes of standard brown
sheetings atI215al3c; prints, 105<0l1c; de-
LANES lSc: six-cord spool cotton III 80; three
cord glace, 40c; brown drills, l3c; Great
Falls f Canton dannels, zoe: dassach usetts
r, l11zc, and American stripes, l29l3c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Nov. IA.
CoTToN-Nominal at I45S; receipts 1900
bales; exp ports 3, 143 bales.
FLoUR-S4 7596 So
CoRH-S0@S21
OAT5-4Sc.
HAY-Sl9G24.
BRAN-S22.
PoRK-s24 so for new mixed,
BACoN-Shoulders 15c; sides scarce.
BULK MEATS-ShouIders liz; sides loo
I6l<c.
LARD-151zc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
The H0g Market.

CINCIENATI.-The Gazette of yesterday
says:
HoGs.-The receipts were liberal, and
with warmer weather the market was
heavy, md prices declined ESQ per Genital,
Early in the day choice sold as high as
81 20 gross, but 81 was an extreme figure at
the close. We quote light to heavy aver
ages at GO 5O97 90 gross. The receipts
since October 20 compare with the corr e.
spending time last season as follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

PEARS AND PoTAToEs.-Mr. E. A,
Baker, Of Boonville, Ind, sends the
JOURNAL a cluster of three Pears
larger than pigeons eggs, which are a
part of the second crop grown on his
place at the crossing of the Seymour
and the North and South Railroads,
in Warrick County.
While the pears ley on a desk in
the editorial rooms, Messrs. Breniano
and Reiser, of this city, sent in a
"thrifa o'praties, (" two in number. one
a Peaehblow, weighing two and half
pounds. and the other q Pinkeye
weighing one and three-fourths,
a part of the product Of a farm in
Hardin County, Illinois.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Savannah Market.

By Telegraph,l SAVANNAH, Eov. Il.
CoTToN "A ettve. with light offerings
Ln1odl1ng 1514s safes 900 bales; net fs-
ceipts 5,638; exports 10 Great Britain 7.g3s.
coastwise 4, Al; stock 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Mobile Mhrkef.


By Telegraph MOBILE, Nov. IA.
C0TToN-Qriet bat firm; middlings $50:
sales 400 bales: net receipts 2,g46: exports
coastWise 252; stock 80, 74L.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

Say Harper's Monthly for Deem
Der, very choice number. is just out,
and may be found this morning at
the Post Office News Stand.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Galveston EaFkat.

By Telegraph GALVESTON. Nov. IA.
CorToN-Firn; good ordinary I3IIaIsIS
sales 900 bales; net receipts l,9ID; stock
l5-I7I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

E@A splendid stock of Fresh Bal
tinaore Oysters, the best In the market
received per daily express; for sale at
so and Cos per can. Main Street TX
change, between Fifth and Sixth
Streets, how'll Nv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

By telegraph CHARLESTON, Nov. IA.
CoTToN-Quiet; middI1ngs l51I; sales SOC
bales; net receipts 400: exports to Great
britain 2,ZJ4i coastwlse I,725s stock e, 079.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

has been Oh a visit TO Terre Haute
and st. Louis, arrived home on Satur-
day night. The Judge is looking re-
markably well.
Admiral Nisbet, President Of the
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis
Packet Co., arrived at home yester-
day. He spent two nights and a day
at the Terre Haute House in Terre
Haute. with Cam" Buntin, and re-
turned home fully impressed with the
idea that Evansville needs just such a
hotel and such landlord. Amopg
the passengers by theCity of Evansville
Yesterday, was Mons. Raphael, of the
firm of Raphael & Co, of Philadel-
phia, who are well and favorably
known to many of our merchants.
Joshua Davis, of Carlisle, Indiana,
John Mccall, the famous rag pick
er," and Mr.. John Foster, manufac-
turer Of paper collars, of Cincinnati,
are in the city.
NJ. Wier, Esq, of the Holly Water
Works, arrived il the city yesterday.
FoR FARMERs.-The quotations in
last Tuesdays JOURNAL of prices paid
farmers for produce can be varie2
but little this week. Retail grocers
are paying from 20 to 30 cents for
butter, and the latter price would be
exceeded if a frst.class article Of
butter we're produced. Potatoes have
fallen a little, 20 to so cents per
bushel being the highest they now
bring, whether Irish or sweet. Tur-
nips continue plenty at 20 to 80 cents,
but onions are in good demand at 70
cents TO 81 per bushel, and scarce,
Eggs are rather scarce at from 20
to % cents per dozen. Live chickens
are dull at 81 so to SO 90 per dozen
but dressed chickens are in active re-
quest at 12l cents per pound. Tur-
keys bring II cents per. pound,
dressed, but live turkeys do not sell
so well at from 60 cents to 81 90 each.
Game is becoming more plenty,
and quails have fallen to from 81 90 to
81 % per dozen. Squirrels are ar
irving in moderate quantities, and sell
at about 81 90 per dozen. A limited
quantity Of venison has also been
sold, but the prices are net estab-
lished.
Hay and Grain are not in active de-
mand, Hay being in good supply at
from $40 to S12 per ton. and Grain Of
all kinds being supplied in quantities
TO fully meet the demand.
Wheat bears the same prices as last
week, viz: 81 for Mediterranean
white; 81 O5 for English; 81 10 for
white, and from those prices down to
as low as soc for unelean or rejected
grades.
Oats are bought by feed dealers at
from 80 to 50 cents, and corn at from
80 to 40 cents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
sew York Gold ana stock Market.
By TeIegrsph1 NEW YoEK. Nov H.

MoNEY-Market easy at 495 per cent.
ExcHANGE-Sterlfngu unchanged.
GoLD-Open9 at 121<, rose TO 12X, and
fell gradually to 1l560l15<. Carrying rates
1914 per cent; borrowing fiat; clearanees
s79,000,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
vwrHE sTORE ROOM ON THIRD
..,-rI,~ oeeuufed by Murray's Feed Store.
Inauire OF LIANT q BROS, or a. this
ONCE. Ooslo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Corrected Time Table, June IL.
Oily NE VS.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1870
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
BOARDING.

.raOARDING AnD Lodging AT o..
- Day boarding at So per week, at MIS-:
O'kEFFEE'5, Chestnut, between IhlI
and Fourth streets. noVlA-oI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

The report of Recorder Willard showed
that of the fines assessed last month, 81 10
had been collected, SIS IS replevied, and
SIe5 90 worked OUT S5i % ia civil judge
missed and . persons were sent to prison.
Mr.. Muhlhausen asked leave for the
Market Committee TO have the roof of
Central Market repaired granted by con-
sent.
The matter of awarding bids for the
paving Of certain alleys was referred TO
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15
Th9 Change Of Route On the Co mi
Railroad Approved.
Loafers Beware.


COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE,
Monday Evening. Nov. Il, 1870. !
The Council met In regular session, pres
ent M essrs. Van Ripper, Files, Muhlhausen,
RIchardt, Schaun, Kerth, Heilman and
Doughty.
M Van Ripper presiding.
The minutes Of previous meetings were
approved.
Under the head OF unfinished business,
the question OF the improvements OF Full
ton Avenue and other streets was taken
M and Mr.. Sehaum moved to award the
contract to Mr. j. 5. Lowry, who was the
lowest bidder.
Mr. Kerth opposed the motion, urging
that it was too late Ia the fall to do the
work successfully.
Mr.. schaum made a very logical speech
in favor of the letting OF the contract at
once.
on calling the ayes and noes, the con-
tracts were awarded to Mr.. Lowry, by
Of fn
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
.1E.c Pla.,!cms.s.

NM. les hali'anls Gni non, pas lin,en:ion
'e t"hriqn"r 'enr snrre i racile snlfnr.nx,
s"nt invites a f.ire IN c>sai Il. lappar.il
inv"n,a par ". A.. Labanvr. C-, APPAREL n
non settlement la rropritle de %srtn1er lc-
%lilnll's an plus han, dsgra, mais encore
cianne haitian, pent. nv.c cot APPAREL, faire
Ia q"an,iii de Ei>nlphire don, il aura besoin
pnnr son proptr usage.
DenX "mnrs ",anGnvrani cot appareil,
penven. f.ire dc limit d danze bsriI. Re Bi.uI
p|'i'r uar jour. Economic lie Ia plus l,au,-
Importance ct dont charnn dol, So rcndr
couple. E., on're r.svanlae- de aire 1oi.
me"e son Bi>n'rli'e, on peu, encure lu,
d"nner la fo'ce %vonIue.
En- ALTMAN, Ici que mon arp,reii, on,re In
ver'n qnil a de sa,n'tr les iiuniLes III plus
h"ut dee'e par 70 moyen de i'sciis su'fu,cnx,
pen, -ncore f,btipner lie Bi-uItl,iie. u ,'s.
vance rien que je ne pni>se prouver o.,
d6m"n'rer par I'ryperierce.
CT apparel Il loncli"nns sons IL. yenx de
Monsieur Lonis Lcbon,.eois, nm rlan,enr
d'rxperienre hi-n connn., e, de NJ. He,yiI,sn
l'on' .eois. IN sncr.er liable.
Ces me-sicu,s vnns dirnut CONNIE moi. que
crt appa'e'', avec louie 81 simp'irlle, mod,Rs
enror- par moi, cs, des,in4 a devenlr IT,
premier apparel De, zee genre comm j"squ'a
CO. jour.
Que venx j"7-,ravaili.r avec les p'amtenrs,
les PREMIER in,&res>6s dams IL au~.,ion,-a
IL recherche dun APPAREL iab,iouan. le sncte
de !" ma"iere la plus @conomique e, /. plu.
p,omWe.
QUAINT 4 l'otec,ion fate. one le jns lie
cauues res'e trnnbi- aprt. 50 dtcolora,ion File
"'e>' pas sarirn>e. uu lipnile jIcoIo.4 par
ra"ids suifn,enx ,lni, roster der"imG. IT,
'e'nn"r ir"p snuvrni, ne hi av"ir pas Iais-a
IL repos necrxsaite, rela lni dnnn-ra uue
appnr-uce .'m.hIr, mais ne !ui lendra pas Ia
con'r"r mil u pr,'ne.
J" prize dane NM. les plan,en,s Ne rsfse hir
a n"s question qni les increase al supreme
drete, Il j. h-,neure cnuvsinrn une mon
apparel repo"d aux p'opritte ci.de..us in.
diquees.
D. LABAUvE.
Paroisse S,-!acgnes. 4 Juin 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

Al a recent meeting Of Social Equality
Frreloya Radicals in New York, one Of the
strong minded told her story:
Size SAID that ex-Gov. Jewell, Of Cornec'i-
cut, told that there was one application for .
divorce 10 every fnnr marriages in the s ale.
She also stated tina, th.,c were l6 600
divorces granted in Massachusetts las, y.ar.
a, the wi Of The parties. Marriage sh"n,d lie
the ou'orow,h Of intellectual sympathy ; any
other nnio" WAS one u desrada,ion'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
AUue
Ra1eas d f~r6lxtio.,.

~ E& E# RI
IS NJ. o. DUHON a,-ni, me.sienrs le. plan-
te"'s d. IL pasoi>se S,.Jacqns> G, dss rar"isse>
voisi"es anil fat fahriqn"r 1 leur intention les
rateaux don't il est i'iuven,s"r.
SIN rdtes" a fsves, comms P~'asieurs on r"
ie voir sur rtsbi,Hio" G Robinson, fat avec
un honme senl e, dsux mn'e,s, .lans l'crraca
Dune journ4e,'a travail de v'"g' ci"q homme-.
immense &%c"noMris to bias ., DE- temps.
NJ. Dnho" rAlon Ira anssi ptomp,emrnt que
possible any dcinatii"s m, hi seron, ia,tes.
l,ucca.ium esl favorable.
L. temps vcut que ~ machine suppl6s au
manQn" DE ,r"va'il.nrs.
Irir m"dt,ts, et bonne corfection.
S'aIre>sr, a NJ. Ontz'me Duhon, hahi'a,ion
T. Robinson, ra'o,~>s ST jacques. on b'.n 4
N. DUNN, par let,rs 4 l'Adresse du C"nreni
Pose- Office. s t&y. 6m.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
fnD %LOUISIANIAN,
& oou00ON
Saturday, July 2, 1870.

however, you are va good 10 the colored
r""ple. .a"d fond Of equality .... Would you
be kind enough TO lend me Il few dollars....
am destitute for the present.. I......
-lndeed! am very sorry, Mr.. johnson
but am no, richer than yon; ii is i.npo..
-GmmI-hy, air.
-!GooI-by, Nj. Johnson.
THAT m~", said johnson 10 himself, will
bay n rla",atim before long, .nd he wit be
me'ci eSs IL tho negrops.n
Ten Minutes after that Interesting in,crvirw,
J"hns"n me-, his fmmer muster ut The door Of
his brokers house.
-Hs't"! Is that you, Johnson9
Yes, boss.
And how are business and healtl, with
you?
-upsids.dow", sir. No money in my packet,
~ friends in The world, and plenty Of inJepeH.
deHce.
-Bat, old f'o', why don, you cali on me!
l kn"w you are an honest man.
The fac, is, boss, tina, ten dollars would
relieve me- for the present.
CLERK, give twenty dnIiars 10 that old fool
who has more probi.y than hrains.
Johnson, sensible AS lie was, took the money,
daring not 10 tell lis former master That he
had tried an experiment, on his lear, and
generosity.
C"lor"d men, If you desire 10 test the exact.
ness OF The history, yon may inquire ,f =. 3,
Johnson himself, aud Johnson will tell yuu
that: back as he i, lie carries every Saturday
The m"n-y If Ills boss IN the Bank.
That black 'nan is a faithful clerk, and he
viii never vote for H carpe,-b"gy.r.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

Civic cou'ass aud military courage are
equally great.
Eight years ago, during the terrible war Gin
what acc"rJi~% To ,l,s exprr-sim Of 4 lannon's
general, 'I's best tlooi Of half a m,l,ion Of the
'e>, soldiers 'ha. ever trud the e.r'h, wa.
she'd" many al many 'ei.izeus remained
civi ians.
Since the war is over, in a perfect state Of
peace, many and many civilians are captains,
majors, colone!s and genstaIs,-as they say.