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Foreign Markets.

by thI a uanllc Cable,
LONDON, May i9-i30P.M n.
Consols, 03T. Bonds steady; 5.9s Of 90, 9Oii;
do 'G5, 9Os; do Of u, g9li; lO,40s, s9iI.
MASCHETER, May 10.
Market dull
- LIVERPOOL, Maybe.
COTTOS- Easier: middllng uplands IEd; do
Orleans, nd, Sales i2OOO bales; speculative
and export 1900 bales; sales OF the week, 100000
bales; export ~ OOO bales; speculative 22,OOO
bales stock 10000 bales; American 800, 900 bales.
GgOCEHIEs-COnee; receipts Of the week -, :
90 sacks American 2jOOO sacks actual experts
American 100000 sacks.
GRAIN California wheat i3s IC spring lis Sd
8lls ID; receipts Of wheat for three days 10000
bus; American lj,tO0 bus. Corn, No. , mixed
GlsIl
Pork G9s Cd.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Nay ~.
ToBAcco-vcry stlT: sales 0Si hide: lugI 50 o.
dG %; low to medium leaf SO 50ni2 90.
COrroN-Flrm; light stock; middllng itc..
FLoUR--Qniet and Arm; extra family held al
So 2jfL6 90.
GRAiS-Quiet and arm. Wheat In demand al
81 80; receipts very llggt. Corn In Hight de
mand: ahcled and sacked Csc, Oats qliet Of
62Sc. Rye firm at 81 TO- sacked
fSOvisioSs-Duls sales 800 bhls mess pork al
ki7 co. Sugar cured hams declined TO li4c,
packed, Lard iitl2Nc. Bulk meats, loose SIC
IIuas-Full prices asked, but lno demand, al
s4c. Bacon. packed 146gk0Hfc.
WHISKr-Qulet and firm at Sc.
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Nav Yn1k Llre stock Marked.

NEW YoRK. Mayig,
CArrtE- Beeycs to-day 800, making 1850 Tor
the week; no change from yesterday, with = dull
Trade and not all selling; Texans OF ilNc; Illinois
steers 10 1l3yc; still fed bulls &C, live weight.
suEEr-3 so head, making 1900 head ior the
week: no change In sheep; thin lambs lower, or
gy8iic: fat ones i3biic; market slow.
hous-i 800 head to-day and 1900 head iof INC
week. live sold al 5,154c; dressed unchanged
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Milwaukee Market,

MINIATURE, May -.
FLOUE-Demand fair and market arm; I'M
changed
GHN-Whctt In fair demand, but At lower
rates, No. milwaukee 81 -; No l do a. 32I
No. > Oats advancing at Sic. No mixed Corn
wcakAt 56c No. Rye weak at s7Sc.
REcEIrTs-9OOO bhls Hour sl,0W bus. wheat.
SulrMESTs-50OO hbls Hour; 5000 bus. wheat.
FEEIUuTs-To Buffalo, unchanged.
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TnE Chicago Tribune ventures TO ex.
press the opinion that IL Mr.. Douglas were
alive he would prefer to have his remains
removed from their present lonely resting
place! And IL gives n reason Tor the faith
that il in II, namely: "lle was an emf.
nently social being-one who loved his
companions, and sought society, not ex.
Clusivencss nor solitude
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a NEw ANECDoTE ABOUT GEoRGE
" AslllNGTON.-A new George Washing
wA story told at u recent Republican
melting in Alexandria, Virginia, by a
.,WCI speaker named John SeatOn, who
NV n rather personal debate: THAT
"'n hccNlcy has made q personal attack
We but won't little myself To answer
.M. lie minds me Of u tale what my
T'hllmolhcr told me boat old Gin'l
'Nhlnglon Ginl Washington was
ming from church one day, and he saw
EgF little white thing in the road, and
,''M H. The thing shot back in Its
Iul'T way, and Ginl Washington had
JAiy his clothes, A man makes moth.
wy ny lighting with skunks."
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philadelphia Market.
PnILApELPHIA. MAJ

TnILADELFHIA, May II,
FLoUR-Matket steady with a moderate de
maud: Indiana and Ohio sc 80 90
GRAtS-Whsat, demand good at full prices; red
western 81 6ffIi %. RYE 81 10. Corn, market
steady with moderate demand; yellow 1I0iSc
mixed 73f1T6c. Oats GiIGGc
PROytstOSs-Dull and unchanged.
OuA-Crude petroleum i7Hc; refined 2iAe.
WHisKT-Dull at glT1g3c.
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A PROPOSITION is before the Massachu.
sets Legislature to call a convention to
amend the Constitution. Such q conven.
ton has not been held Tor nearly twenty
years, and the work which was presented
was rejected by the people
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Financial.


Ndno"" bd""g he't '"0'"'d' III O"'@"V
rborrJe,,is,r.5 ,nDoIn,ed C,rD,i.,Iorc,. bv
tue VI VIZ ~ y, " nysllIE !" 81, w
oonus ., w ~ VIZ a ny II ,,
lss @ ~ ,,.,S ~ MA
sluIe iYan w suc DgiiGit W Wy .n1n,
hIg ahu " SIcso sIh,g .u'g O' ig.t SlI
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAT OF MAY, ISL,
Tho NI-toV,t R,vE OF WEsr yiRgtyIA. At
Wbccijng onsn baoEs and commence receIyInp
40 he .T snlbnrjzcj by ina abSys
cniItInd ordinance
,ris.Iopcys "SSIi ,rTciye snbsrrlpiIons for ,pn
sS y, s,,v M one porso nv ay 10 sgb
us;,bc a. "1catcT Hmonnt ibnn I'VE iboIssnl
5cIiuc ioI a h'.S ~. ~ srrt.a'ir ,
ION, V INV, i r,,y
Iu,l 'nV cLL I'M tba snIsn,Ir,inys .,sona Ky,
s,ona. Jsisaj III insn ,rjii ha snS,sVt,,,.J
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pI,,,burph oil Market.

pTTTsBURaH, May H.
PErHoLEuN-Crudce excited and prices higher;
2.OO bbls Lower Creek, seller 20 days; iOg DDS
I'M tnly axe seller all year iiAc. Refined, de-
mand active and prices advanced; on spot 2ISc;
teller May 2iAc; ISller June ~
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baltimore Market.

BNrNoRE, May 10.
FLouR-Demand guod at full prices. 49,.
GRuN-Wheat flrmer; Ohio and Indiana 81 y
Ri6j. Corn scarce and lirm; mixed western ID
87,c Oats 6if66jc. -
sbonIders nc: do. sides nyc; clear flh do. iOc;
hams iG6l6Ec Lard iliIfgi2c.
WmaKY-Firm At rs.
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New OrIeans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May ~.
GEoCERIEs-Sugar quiet; prime lldllNc. Mo.
lasses In good demand and tupply light; com.
mon, lrrmentlng, 2jG3Oc; good to prime, fer.
mcnting, iOlLjOc; plantation, rebOiled, 2Jd5Oc.
Coffee liGl5Ic,
wnrGY steady ut sITG9Sc
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Detroit Market.

DETROIT, May ID.
GRAM Wheat dull and prices dropping; held
at yesterdays quotations; No, extra 5 50, do
white 81 ~ Corn aud oats unchanged,
PuTATOEs-sgc
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u ALICE, who is now in q Pitts.
,.n, IA, Jail, is reported to have circus
,, ,., more counterfeit money than almost
y, o,her scoundrel of his nclarious trade
,,,i wy entire country. lie usually man.
E6Soo shove on an average about
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STATE BoSp4-Mi.sOuris, y5h: Tcnuessecs
old. 7Jt.; new, 7OA; Virginia, new 12k; old, Is;
North Carolina, old, 43A: new, 264.
STOCKs-CanlOu, sly; Western Union TGlG'
graph ,BgAt; quicksilver, ia; MaripOsa, 81; do
preferred ", Adams Express, 81: Wells Fargo,
~; Merchants Union, bh4; United States, IS,
Pacific Mail, ijE: New YORK Central. lOJt: do
scrip glA; Erie, 2Js do preferred, 81; Harlem,
1851; do preferred, 1856; Reading, nay; Michigan
Central, l2'H; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud
Chicago, Ia; Northwestern, 49,; do preferred,
%; Rock Island, iliA; New Jcr'cy Central, n3.;
ST. Paul, G2k; do preferred, Sll,; Wabash, G4A. a;
do preferred, ~; Fort Wayne, %; TcTrs fiautc
%; do preferred, 30; Chicago u Alton, 49, do
preferred, l3l; Ohio & Mississippi, 5lG; Cleyc.
land, Columbus Is Cincinnati, Sj',; Burlington
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EAHT-LEANEs wEsT-LBkVEs
'Wheellng daily wheeling daily
at......'. ..iGb5 a. m at ........i:20 p. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. .9:35 p. m. Zanesyllle .G35 p. m.
Cumberland .y:55 a. m Newark 1918 p. m.
Sundays excepted. sandusky.-.
Columbus ii.45 p. m.
Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections At
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York ami Boston. At Relay House, Wis Wash.
IngtOn City, For all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwc,t
Tickets to all priucipa' points can b. procured
at the Office. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
H. T. DEYRIES,
myiI General Agent Wheeling
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HOOFLAHD'S GERMAN BITTERS
A DIttclG without Alcohol or Splits OF any Kind

Is different from all others. II is composed OF
the pure Juices, or Vial Principle Of Root, Herds
& Bark, Tor, Is incidentally termed, Extracts, The
worthless or inert portions Of the ingredients not
being used. Therefore In one Bottle Of this
Bitters there Is contained as much medicinal Vlr.
tue "a will be found In several gallons VI 0rdina.
~ mixtures. The Roots, SC, used In this Bit
ters are grown In Germany, their vital principles
extracted In that country by 4 scientific Chemist,
and forwarded To the mandatory In this city,
where they are compounded and bottled. Con-
talnlng no sDlrituous Ingredients this Bilters Is
frre from the oh ectl0ns urged against all Others:
under any circumstances, have any but bensa'
cial eject.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. ]. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
hAblls, which ruin both body aud mind, undttlnR
riage
These are some Of the sad and melancholy Of.
iects, produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness OF the BACK and Limbs, Palms In the
Head, Dlmness Of Sight Loss Of Muscular Pow
e., PalPliation OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
lrTiIabllily, arrangement Of the Digestive Fnnc.
lisns, General Debility, symptoms Of COnsump.
ton, sc.
MESrALLI-T'ho fearful effects on the mind
are much 70 BE- dreaded. Loss OF Memory, Con.
fusion OF Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, Evil Fore.
b0dings, Aversion TO Society, SClEDistrust, Love
OF Solitude, Timldlty, &c, are some VI the evils
produced
Thousands OF persons Of all ages can now
Judge what II the cause VI their declining health.
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
aud enhciatcd, having singular appearance
about the eyes, Cough, and symptoms OF Con.
| sumption.
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MONTANA s. BEAR DUCK FOR
.INl Roofing Steamboats, and BarRes on hand
io67 CHARLES II. BERRY.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves bya certain prAc.
tlcc, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned RON cvel companions, or At school, tLo
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, aud, II not cured, renders marriage i'm.
should apply Immediately. ="
what PITY that young man, the hope Of his
country, the pride Of his parents, should bo
snatchcd from all prospects and Cnloymonts OF
HE by the consequences Of dOviatlnG nom tho
cret habit, Such persons mus, before coptem.
] UlatiuU NNAfNH%
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Member o. the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
dOn, GTaduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
reyes IN me United States, and the greater psTt
o. WHOSE w hIs been spent In the hospitals OF
effected some OF the most astoni.bIn,, en- Tes ,hst
were ever known. Many troubled With Tlnging
In the head and ears when asleep great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. bashiul.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times WIN arrangement OF mind, wero cured
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full ViguF restored
This distressing affection, which fendcra lIfe
miserable and marriage impossible, Is the penalty
PAID by tho victims Of Improper indulgenceS
nom not being aware Of the dreadful oonse-
qnenees that may ensue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend 10 deny that ne
power OF procrcatlOn g lost sooner BY those ill.
ing INTO improper habits than by the prudOnti
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure oIhealihy
offspring the most serious and destructive symp-
toms OF both body and mind aris1. The system
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, LOSs Of Provocative Power,
Nervous luitnbllity, Dyspepsia, PAlpiAtion OF
aud Wasting Of the Frame, Cough Consumption,
Decay and Death -
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reflect that sound mind and body are tho most
pinuss. Indeed, without these the i0nrn9y
through HE becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and flled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes bllRhted with our own
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TRANSFORMATION.


PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following Schedule on aud after May
18th, 1871 Wheeling lime3
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w DiI w. SIS, ~ IMrkUDENCE. .
ncl Ine misguided and lmprudent yOtary Of
.at w. mas imblDed the seeds OF
iitimsJ ss,,. ~, w o.en appehs That az
to- Him T,,5,, .,sI, Vr GLeau OF discovery de-
csiIon npd U,a 70 llose' VINO rom edu,
him DELAYING XXI I'M cnny I'll hioho DelrlenI
az Il"oric s's ako hhelr appearance, such
~ u, ~ sore Ihioni diseased nose, nocturnal
deafness nodes on he hnJoHes and arms M FED. SFo
crossing with iTightful FapIdlty tIII A. Iast tbn
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Medical.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROM QuLCEERr.
The OalI rlaee where Cur. can be ObtaInsd.


Dr I"hlson has discovered tho most Certain.
Speedy, and only EHectual Remedy In The World
for Weakness OF the BACK or Llmbs Sirirtps,.S
Affections Of the Kidneys and BisIlrS inSHIDD'
tary Discharges, lmpoieRcy, General DrbIiitv
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languur. Luw Sniriis
Confusion Of Ideas, PalpItatiOn Of the Heat
IiHidlty, Trembling, Dimncss Of Sight. or ed,
Dimes, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Noss or
SKIN, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
BOwris-lho-o Terrible Disorders arising nom
Solitary Habits OF Youih-Secrct and solitary
fracuees more fatal 10 thtir victims than he
soug ol syrrns TO the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
Lns thGlr most brilliant hope and AnticipationS
rendering marriage, &c, i'm 1osiblO.
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the yIetI,ns of Soil.
Aiy Vice, thlt dreadful and destructive habit
Snleh annually sweeps 10 an untimely grnys
,aiinusAhIs oi Young men Of the most excsleni
aAienis and brilliant intellect, who might Other.
Ms Ms hnNe shIFanced listening Sonatcs with the
hguuCIsoI coqucncC or walked 10 fratarv Inc
"''uS '!Ec' may call with null confidence,
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men eontrmpI,tJr,,
marriage, being aware Of Physical WeaIncss
Organic Debility, DGfOmitles, spccIIIv SnreJ
howhO places himself under The care Of IL I
may rcliglOusly cOnldU In his honor a a prniI,,
man, and confidently rely upon bis skin a. phy.
siCian. F-'
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O T. E L. O u g A q
SAMEDI matln, :: Ter JULIET 1871.
lie Chemin de fer des opelousas.

Dams un numero precedent nous avons
fait allusion au projet recemment renou-
vel6 de poursuivre la construction de cc
chemin a travers cette partie de lEtat
jusqu'a Washington.
CONNIE nous l'avons dit deja, le mon
tant qui reste d souscrire Zen sus dc ia
subscription de M. Morgan, de 1870, 900,
ct celle du juge Boyce, de $40, ,00O) est de
$4,000.
On lieu de croire que les six paroisses
qui sont le plus directement int6ressees
cette enterprise pourront ;facilement
fournir ce montant; CO sont: Ste. Marie,
Iberie, St: Martin, Vermillon, Lafayette
ct st. Landry. En- comparant Ia valeur
de proprietes taxables de chaque parois-
Sc, St. Landry devrait contribuer pour
le montant de $2lO, 900.
ST cette somme de $720,O00 peut etre
souscrite par les paroisses plus haut men
tonnes ou par les individus, dici au Ter
Novembre proclaim, les travaux COM
menceront imediatement conformement
un arrangement convent ayec M. Nor
gan, ainsi que nous ravons deja dit, au-
trement M. Morgan nest teDu d rien, ct
rentreprise tombera meant.
C'est done present quill convent de
faire des efforts pour reunir cette somme
atm de pousser d Accomplishment d'u-
ne euvre qui doit indubitablement anne
ner une prosperit6 inouie dams toutes les
bellies ct riches campagnes que traverse
IA cette vote ferree, ct augmenter en- pro-
portion la valeur des terres ct des autres
propriet6s.
Nous publions dams notre partie an
glaise Ia Charte de cette Compagnie pour
10 continuation du chemin, partir de la
Bale Berwick jusqu'a Washington. en-
notre paroisse.
Ceux qui ont pris linitiative dams cette
Circumstance sont des citoyens de notre
Etat des plus notables, ct qui croient fer
mement o 10 realisation de ce grand pro-
jet d'ameliorations int6rieures.
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LES EM1GRANrs LIE gouvernementles
Etats-Unis Went d g faire pubIier un tra-
vail de NJ. Edward Young sur remigra-
ton: M. Young e st chef du bureau des
statistiques au departement du Tresor.-
Son travail est entiercment base sur les
documents officiels. III etablit one de-
puts Reimbursement de la Republique, il
est arrive 7,8OO, 900 6nigrants, don't S.
6W,OOO etalent encore vivants le ler JUN
1870. Pendant l'ann4e derniAre IL est DE-
barque 378, ,796 emigrants contre 395, ,922
en- 1869. La dimihntion signal6e est la
consequence de la guerre franco -prus-
sienne. NJ. Young constate aussi que re-
migration alleman de tend a prendre Ia
premiere place, Depuis 1925 il est arri-
We 2,3OOO,OOO ALLIE mands. C'est pres de
10 Motto de la population etrangere du
pays.
Et lie Messenger Franco -Americain aiou-
te avec quelque rai son: Isl cette propor-
ton sc maintient, les Hohenzollern pour
ront bient0t considerer pAmerique COM
me une de leurs colonies"
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M. Bowen, ex-repr6sentant de Ia Caro-
line du Sud au Con gres federal, Went de-
tre condamne par Ia cour criminelle de
Washington, a den ans de detention au
Fenitcncier~ -d'Albany. M. Bowen, qui
appartient 4 Ia clio he des pet-barpers.
etait accuse d'avoir 6pous4 dana lie Ken.
tucky nne jeune personne dune excel
lsnse famiife, Miss Eliza Pedigru> King,
asors qne sa femme etait encore parfaite-
existe toujonrs ed ,au,eiIa ha1,;ta TFtat
du Maine, don't M Bowei. 40 or;r;n =; Ir.' ra
Les d6bats ont 6tabli IA IN facap To- s nlr. -.
6vidente Ia culpabilit6 as lex.ranr6sen. s
tant carolinien, ct le jury, a Ffait pfcuve
enyers Yer aui de tente l'indulgeace pessible.
proces, paraft etre, du reste. fort atfarh9e n,
q son mari, ct aidke de ouelonaa an,;s
80 oh4.:a .ap1e.e s Iasre des demarehes pour
vossnsS aas grace Messenger EhGaco- A M,
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THEATRE >FRANcAIs A. ST.. MARTIN
L'Abeille de To- Nouvelle-O Orleans nous
apprend qu'un certain nombre d'artistes
franeais de pOpera, de cette vile, Sc pro-
posent d'aller passer la morte saison aux
,Attakapas, ct de donner des representa-
tions tour d tour st. Martinville ct i, la
Nlle.-Iberie. Ces Representations COM
prendront rop6rette, La comedie, le gai
vaudeville, &c.
Heureux habitans des beaux vallong. :.
Allons, vous aurez au moins quelque-
chose d'agreable pour vous distraire pen
dant les prochains trois mois de erandes
ehaleurs ct d8nervation, tandis que vos
voisins cuy emit 10 monotone.
Que vous etes bossus!
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GrOcerie de Families.

bE JOSEPH! Ell VI ii. II .,':;".!vcray.c III
~ Il o i>>rrt!nriit ciini>i de ...n'cli" pour ia
n!!"> II dc lrr. :-!"u> thlhi. i..,:> ttllr< rtlr
faIr. "tt 1ilinr. l.imi,ni!, Sitrr sci. rtc \il!:
h"rrS, h'!~s"'i~ >i.i,urn,rs ct !iu'trur~ de ton
tc> series. >altiirS. >auu>, iu'.~,rr>. irnllla.r
.rli>>,'. biscuits u i,,.,llit ;tl <,,c;. Nr ru~,r
YES allnru,.tircS. hrur,r En>rii. fruits !, i'nu
hrvi'. rA!>>. ;til,tntt iIinuiio ct ,l,ic Infinite
ttEtrrS ulci.,ltt,I> ,iulit iruliItrlt ION it
trap l"n,uc,-;ul! t,lt.lu ,n r!;lrtllt pour ,iil
compliant.
IL tiruhIn roli>t;t,;,iil,.i.t IL il t.ItiL; IT i. SC
frr:t un l;1>ir de- r'' t." ,."~ i.::j=,:.,i
families INl hcs!tl li:t;.t ir,' ,ir i: creme Il la
glaze. Son :,.n>n est T.l.' M.tiu l'r:s lanc;rn
Hotel de ICl'i"n. hil ''''~;>. 3juin. :i:n..
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ILa compagnie des pompiers de nos
voisins de Washington a obtenu ct COL
lecte 81 100 de subscriptions volontaires
pour l'achat dune pompe, qui etc COM
mandee immediatement ct qui arrivera
dams quelques semaines.
VOLTA qui est bien, tant do la part des
citoyens que dc celle des pompicrs; ct il
y a la-dedans .une leeon ladresse des
citoyens ct des pompiers de notre propre
vile.
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MASSACRE D'INDIENS.

On lit dams une lettre du Fort Griffin.
(Texas) en- date du JUN:
"Vous avez eut endu parler, je pense,
du grand massacre d'Indiens. La caya-
lerie surpris 200 1ndiens, environ, hon.
mes, femmes ct enfants. On ma pas fait
de quarter ct on a tue tous ceux qui sont
tombes entire nos mains. Chaque homme
combattait pour lui. L'infanterie, pla-
Gee en- reserve, ar r6t6 tous les trafnarls.
Pas un ma 6chappe; rordre ayant etc
donne de ne pas faire de quarter"
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a. CoUTTN
HA IN s;,aEa EsAgH,E.Fes

Steer >>i.i'E bE W. T. Ru..ErTs,,y f. co
WI AklIiNNn t",nr.li-- irn"ajrr co s;on,..;
Va i* Il Nl"ri1."i.luirr. enc oirnurr dea rna,
Siam It i'\r", " a>hiny1"n Lne. iuforme ras.
l""'"'i>''',h1 /" rnl;tir que >> la-asjns de d.
i"f SOM iihtiItrl!iNt nU..rl~ lmur l., rfcau.;on
h:'> Hln'tUlis r. :tiltl> r,:iuiisas noar 10.
>r'> "' !aG"rilr il >'.t l.,,l;,;t,mc,t convena.
'.''S It h. public lrtit 'tvc certain que lea nr.
t:Nii" etc. s"r"n' .1r,i::i> de- int+n,,,cyies du
ttinls on DIES accidents. Negligence etc
Les ha'.iiiri'S rrnul,ln.t- IL Fairbanks sont
thl':''Ntte lol;r lt pcsa-r du c"ton tlu sucre ct
DIES ;su1rrs prohibits. Il DIS IL tct-urs 20 ropt tou
Jnur> sur les l'"UA prt> il PAYER le y,rix du mar.
che "1lr H. S'rrr. H. cotton. l.. mn,,sse l-s ueauY
It it'liltS rFWli>. nniII> les triis de transnort
De frrll HrS HVanrt~ tl! rcrc.c~. curie 1t toile
t''hhti'H@''. pro, l>lnl,S. etc.. Il trux uui consi.
:htr"lit. u'ar mon irt.i,Hhtiurc) lu cotton du
h'l >urrr on hIutrr> ryoullitS 4 mea amis
irS>rs. lAEbe. llnlrrnn Il Co. Nile :Or]taus
Ions ines efforts tt,.runt a tavoriser Ia yenta
:rs rr"hul'> ct antrcs cifrts uii me seront con
E''S l'"nr rIrc NrlntH> sur commission
''' : RAJ nttll'HN. IT .ju<c he tlattcr, de non
N"lF ho,1'"r sati~ta"f!.lI ttii rc !. ceux qul me
tohtitruiit lelr> ;ltlarrS
KENNETH BAILLlO.
Washington cS !anv. l>.l.-Io Dee ly
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~ Mercredi proclaim l'Hotel DIES
opelousas sera transforme en- Terpsi-
chore; c'est-a-dire qu'un bal de sous
cription y sera donne par les jeunes gems
de notre Vile. Ceux qui desireraient
y participer peuvent encore le faire en-
s'adressant au bureuu de Sheriff.
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Bottles EFT SOULIERS.

sons>igne arn"ncr especturu~,r'nt srs
- amis ct au public cn genera! gail vi"nt d'ar-
river de la Nonvclr Orleans avec nm assortment
cl'ois de materiaux d. cul,iunri.r ans QUO llp,lx
excellcnts oEvrirrs II est an jonr,rLui prepare
executor toute sortr de chaus~urc sur comnia,l-
de, artstement ct aux pix les plus moderfs
II f,ra anssi avrc Scu Ia chaHss'rc pour .la
mes ct rn!ants Son at'!i'r est :,lc Landry WIS.,
avis Yecurc d. NJ Johnson
EApTISTE PEFFERkORN.
ope'o"sas<e7 mai 1871. $7tf
THAUssCRE,d 4" ton:'S qualities.
" Chez BLOCH L. DTPRE