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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
Senatorial Nomination.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
SUFFOLK, VA, Sept. 2S.-The Senatorial
Nominating Convention for this district
convened here to-day. The contest was
between MIR. John j. Kindred, Of South
ampton, and MIR. Samuel II. Boykin, of
Nansemond. Mr.. Boykin was nominated
on the second ballot.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
sew York 1 took and money Mar,

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW York. scp.. es,-6Ioney easy at PEI cent
Sterling. ss@at. Gold, 1'4l@iA Governments
dull and steady. sCuiherns dull am, ger crsIfv
heavy. Teunesree's, II: now, III yirRinia,e
GU; new as. Loulsiana's, as /: new, 50. Lesee'a,
II; So, 81. Alabama's, 100; 6,s ga. GeorgIa,s 81
re, p,. North Cardinals, al: new, 2,t. south
Catolina's, nc; new, 81.
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.t,HE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINING

IL - 5000 49, 49,. o
FINED sUGAAS ut their Refinery At Rockets,
Is now able IN snpplY the trade Witha sUPERl0k
EBr'. .HX CHA o., :. o. YELLQW,,i. and
.ssYELLGW,'' and also With an ExCELLEGT
sYHUP. of the EXTEs, DoOBLE-EATkA,sa and
OIIEEN OF THE SOUTH brands. ssS 4
Oriiers left ut their oiice, corner IL and Cary,
viii meet with prompt attention. ausl-lm
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. 2S.-Nelly Gray
won in the two.mile heat race and in the
mile and u half dash. She distanced Car
lot,a in the first race. Time, 3:S1A. Time
of second race, 2:403.
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Tobacco Markets.
RIcHMoSp.

SEPT. 2s-The market Is Without any Eosiceab'e
change,excepSin priraiEgs, Hhlsh1 ave aseopea
quality. Other Grades continue at orr qaotssaois.
here have been few packages Of req bright
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

Commodore Nj. f. Maury has resigned
the presidency Of the University of Ala.
baml on account Of the general poverty OF
that Institution Cincinnati Comm erclal.
A full.bearded young grandfather re
Gently was shaved, showing clean face for
the first time for number Of years. At
the dinLer-.atle his three years old grand
daughter noticed it, 2azed long with Won
dcrins eye, and fnally ejacnlatcd: "arand-
father, whose head you got on!"
THE North Carol.m,an is informed that
the /" Walter Raleigh yine," on Roanoke
Island, Ii nearly 300 years old; that IL
covers IN acre Of ground; and, that from
1t last year %, 600 worth Of wine WAS made
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES, GROCERlEs.
We are now receiving in store
100 bogsheads SUGARS, all grade; aud qualities !;
800 barrels CRUSHED, 4. Il, EA Ira e;
100 barrels low priced REFINED:
iSO bags no COFEEES,
200 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEEs, 49,.
200 nats OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
100 hogsheads BACON-shculders, Rib, and Clear
50 tlerces best REPINED LARD.
200 barrels cheap SYRUPS,
so barrels fine SYRUP,
80 logsheads SY.UPS,
800 sacks MARSHALL'S SALT,
50 kegs be.t-quality SODA:
100 Jokes prime FACTORY CHEESE,
10 tierces WARREN'S FAMILY HAMS.
ALSO,
SOAPS In great variety,
SPICES, ...
CANDLES, -. s....
PAPER, &c.
We invite the attention of the trade our stoeS
bsine LAID in before the ale advance enables us 70
offer at ouch prices es will compete successfully
with any northern market.
VAIN ' HAKVEys & WILLIAMS
&c ll-2m Corner Of Cary and lath streets.
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Petersburg Markets,

SEPTEMBER IT, COtton.--I DC market as rather
esker Yesterday, but w note ,es OF 90 bales al
uu changed ties -s+y, ls5c. Tor line.
Lire cutie No SIN 10Th, 508:, gross !: g0oh,
a6D5:. MuL. ON, S3@S7 Per head. LAMBS, ~ 5.9lsa
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER frsm Orange Cauuty.

correspondence Cf the ktEhnond bta"fRt
W,Lp RosE, VA. Sept. s.. 1871.
nur farmers are naturallya little disposed
., i,,rr Gloomy in view Of the short crops,
n,,uv to the drought during the lattcrpart
~ summer and the carly portion of au-
tt,nn. together with high taxation hui
thr, have too much fortltUde to sink under
FrrrIrn>-thai would not hr Nirginian like.
ON Saturday last the Sunday school Schol-
,tso ( Xoar Church held their festival At the
.hu7ch. 4 large crowd was In Attendance.
In The forenoon. Rev. IL. l.. Hatcher. OF
,ranrr Courthouse. delivered m excel
lruf address 10 the pupils. Masters WIN.
{, Ncyuold: and y. L. Morris read poems.
t:irr which the pupils were conducted by
,hcr teachers 20 q table i'll The grove near
hy. and laltook Of one of TIC most bolln-
iilul and elegantly disposed coltations It
has ever been my lot 10 see and test, AFTER
,hc>c hsJi cached the table all the assem-
llaEe we're invited to participate. AUer
'h,> treat, which all no doubt appreciated
hinliy. biict addresses were made by Rev.
John Willis. Mr.. j. a. BARLEY, ana MI;
Ecr;. II. jams. During the day liberal
Snh>criplion WAS made 10 increase the sun
,}ay school liuarv. SUNDAY following Key.
Nj. Hatcher preached. His subject the
closing words Of Luke. Xviii, l3), was
tl,ai,,t in trnly mastery manner, and no
doubt selected The con gregation protoundiv.
After a recess. nty, - Gray, 0t Orange,
4 student of Richmond College, preached
from the words Christ died for us
The weather is exceedingly fine, and our
iarmcrs are preparing TO SOW wheit.
Truly, ORANGE.
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sroRr OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS nsl.

tsYoRr OF Observation-Disclosures IS n1L
,ssy AERIYxas 80 = = q 800,
Steamer Isaac EEL alteraant Rev: Yoik, aler.
ch1nd1sG and passengers, John ", Wyau. ssgg
merchandise and passengers. Ylsginik Sssanlship
and Packet Company &iys q -
otandlse aud passsHgerer II. B. Te4zm q Co,
! seh0oner Iamestowp, Bresnss Fhtiadelpbla,
Iog. 5sa q, - E,.s ]. i. Ssles
ss ss.booner annie Adams PallsssIphis, cesI.;
SShoonee VI tiliin and ) iaies Saasis, RntsaAel-
sEssszs fsgFg III SAILED, KS
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, fhtiadeipaie, inerchan-
disc ana passenxers, W. p. Potter q Go. -
. saeanseT pSAsade. Sslsop, Chick F.sf.
Schooner esoea, Mitchell Norfolk, slaves, cas-
It's Parker. st. 13z4s.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
pETFRsAuRG.lYA

SEfT. Z!,-Ioddeco.- II he markos Yesterday wss
ialr, active Haeh tales OF loo bids. For ,uas aud
ommon and medium leaf we note An aayancs ~
EESoc per 100 lou ds. Shippers are stu m iona
oly. out shere Is little o suitahe quality now
nieLnf. Ir mings are coming in q iitr I eeiy,
luyslcads ~' ~AN ''Sss'S III
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The National Commercial Cenven.
ton.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-In the Convention
to-day the Railroad Committee reported.
Among the resolutions was one declar,
ing that nm airline railroad from Clncinnau
to Chattanooga would conduce to the gen,
eral good, especially that of the south, ana
another fayoring q road from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, south oil the Central Pacific
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
Baltimore Cattle and sheen marked.

a. nALTiAoAE feps &c. Cattle inactive md low.
9uoe cSnesy oes. ON sale to day. 4izsic nLst
Ts sfGetpas AZ. head sales. 29a he I'd. Hogs N
sheepncoonoaau o :, sa@ss:. receipts sls s.d:
scarce; qdote FAIR TO FOOD. an 5c gnoa 81 EXTRA,
s@'a STOCK sneep, stGQ'c.; receipt, 1901 head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

C.P. Huntington, Charles Nordhotf, ID.
II. Whitcomb, ESqr's., Gen. Williams G..
Wlcaham, and Major Pcyton Randolph,
officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, sojourned III our town over night
(Montlay LAST on their return from tour
Of inspection Of tue works along the line OF
the road.-L eariSbusJ Journal.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

MATTHEW'S GUIDE TO COMMIS-
WI SlCEERS in CHEhGfnY. Second cdi-
tl"u. Haif bound, 81; full buuId, fi.jO.
MhTTUFWS'G CRIMINAL Law. Second edi-
tIoIl. s..
JUnr rURLISHGD by
go l-,,2lwlL uANDOI.EH 6 ENGLISH.
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HUNTSVILLE. IA

SEPT. ST. lie market has teen very active all
the week. and, nuder and greater than The
ctaiiT on Tugs and low leaf, from 10 70 49,, per
hundred, aud are now al a higher figure than 1t
any time previous during the year. The great
bulk or the demand IL from cur home mannfAc-
the market: so great has teen the com petition snd
80 OUT uasausasd he demsnd that, When any rejec-
taken At private sae the reflections At much bet.
ter figures thsn the price FIRST bid. AS sample OF
the psces paid for The better qualities Of leaf,
sale was made to-day ~ the Farmers warehouse
OK hubs. owen county leaf. hhds good cut. Ing
lear ~ S2p 5o6S:3. and hhds. OF foe II Sas SoGl
f2s.5G. The receipts continue very light, md uh-
what figure prices Will advance. The following
quotations VIII fairly r,picsc The market:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

DURING the last three weeks services have
been held in the NJ. f. Church, South,
every day--preaching at night, aud prayer
meeting at u O'Clock NJ; services con-
Quoted by Rev. Nelson Head, assisted by
DR.. Leo. RosSer. About thirty-fre per-
>yn> have protested conversion, and the
nightly cry is still heard from many an
anxious soul, "Men and brethren, what
shall do TO be Saved?" The meetings
>tll continue. with TIE most encouraging
prospects OF good results. -LcesbUg Mr.
yf3r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

CALL DECLlNEp.-Abouta month ago the
Baptist Church at Lynchburg, Va. eX-
tended Il pressing aud unanimous invitation
TO the Rev. William +, Hatcher OF this
city, 10 become their pastor. Last night,
Il touching and beautiful address, Informed
his devoted congregation that he had de-
rIincd the cal!.-Peiersdtoy Progress.
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J.. d. CRENSHAW,

representing the Corn Exchange and CITY
of Richmond, is gentleman well known
as an intellige mt and practical man. Like
all the delegates who has been sent from
Virginia, he has been selected for his eNpe-
rience as well as ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

osret but not enough TO settle pyices.
800 snaof'sfinsa full Tor the sesson we qas
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MARINE 1srELLiGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, sEpTshRsR 20, ts1i
5s.s esT MGou ifsess,,..--. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

TIE VISITORS GUIDE 40 RICHMOND
AND VICINITY, -
Embracing sketch Of the city; notices OF all the
principal places OF interest aud historic note; 2
directory of the churches, charitable institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable Information TO the citizen or tourist
The work Is embell1shcd with an engraved title
maze. an accurate map, and fine views OF the Cap
itoi, Washington Monument, Libby Prison, and
81. Johns Church.
~ 7ss.fy -. 2.
Price, FIFTYcENTe. Liberal discounts 10 the
trade, a4E34.
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c.. IL. DARLINGTON,

President of the James River Canal, is one
of the most active friends of internal FIN.
proycmcnt In Virginia. He is man of
extensive and varied information, and is
thoroughly posted on all the great cues
tIons which will como before the Conven-
tion, and In which Virginia is more di-
rcctiy interested, perhaps, than any other
State in the Union.
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Light. Hcayy

LIBHI. ftC1Ty.
Plarters' common ugs. ~ 'csUt7 IS 81 so9SST 76
Planters g0oI iuss,..... 3 0g9l 8 50 3 oQ66 6 IS
Common sound leai....... Z 50I1 on 5O6o 90
'aedium sound ieai........ Q 5U0ltI0 2SN1iU so
Good sound leaf...........I2 u@1I 90 IL gcgIl3 60
Medium cutting lear..... 2 0c6Il8 90 IL CoaIi8 90
G,od TO fine cutting leaf. Is o. Gl?G 90 80. go.
Choice cutting Leaf. IS t0630 50 49,. go,
Bright wrappers nom nal,
from .....................3 80 0ofl 90 go. go.
The sales for the week have been less than last
week. The tobacco was not Of, red but tho
figures foot up IS tolioSs: Forrt;r week. 57s
hads.; for the nth, cl9 h!ds., ana ;ur The cur
rent year 10 date, IS ~ hhdS. -.
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CtOLGATE & CO.'S SOAP.

go boxes Toilet soap, assorted;
SO boxes LhUEpRY suAFS.
aul5 W. u. DhNDklD1E ~ W.
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IYsCIiRUgG, VA,


SEPT. 20. The following quotations are for
s !, :SbacropE'zsa tobacco, good weights $40
Si.s0 ~ 100 t,s. higher 80 49,
The Opelousas courier., 1871-06-10
EAENN ETH HsARH.H,QO,

SI,tE>>l.IE DE W. \. ROBERTSON & Co.
NW ARtHAND Cnnrmi>~iolnairc cnl,>i.natai
AVA T." ct rNl't'i1l"nnhirr. enrol gHurc de. rilr>
Nam 1t Lt,rc W a>hin.t"I. Lllr.. intnrlnc res
P"riurn>"nrnt lr public que sr~ ,na.A>ins dc do
pot >''lit 1Ialncuant rrtS pour .lt rtrt,tnu
'ih> rr"!lnt> ct tutr"s marrhallli>,> pom les
sulnS 1t" Etlurllr lis S"nt larfaittmcn: cnlvcn.
hlr>: It lr public r"ut 'trr certain que les pro-
l'lt> etc. >"r"nt .nr:nti> (r> iuttnl),trir> du
temps on d"s accidents. Negligence etc.
LES balances rrNuluHIt,> IL, Fairbanks Sout
employers pour It. I.>iyr DIN r"tum ,u >ucrc ct
d'> alttrre l'l"luit~. IT DIES Hrtttr> >rrut ton.
.lnur> sur les liruN. prii> i payer L. lrx u l,inr
th" pnnr It. Surrc u cntnn III n,ru>sc les I,rauS
ct aitrcS rmluits. noill> les fr,iS de tri1spnrt
Jt tcrai DIES avancrs rcrrlrs. rul,le It tuir
d"'nhallagr. provisions. etc. r,'lx ui colsi-
Encrnnt. irar mon intermediary .lu cotton, du
du sucrr on dautreS plo,luitS. i mes auis
McsSrs. PAYNE. pancron II Go: Nile. -Orltans.
T"us mes efforts ttnlront !; f;voriser In ventc
dies pr"init> ct antre> rt.t> pri nc scruut con-
fitS pour tlre velnluS commissions
j" raj hrlrrnN. ct i'">,. me hattrr de nol-
N"r '"nn"r Satisfaction cntitrc 4 ccuX uui Inc
cuntirinnt lcurS at1ailrS
-, KENNETH BAlLIIO.
Washington % Janv 1871 l.-lo Dee "
The Opelousas courier., 1871-06-10
LIE PROGRAMME
De la Democratic dePOhio;
(Ertraif de rAbeille du4l

Nous donnons ci.dessous le tex,e ,les q
solutions adoptees Ie 2 Juin d Columbus
par "a Convention democratiquc de rEtat
se' Vh'o ct nous nous reservoirs de reyenir
sur resPrlt do ces resolutions oui ;nd;onsn.
I';adoption, par les democrates de- roh;o
dune po!i'ique d'expedients, plutot one
d'1ne poIitique de principes. 4''
kesolu par la democratic de rOb;o.
io-Qus tout en- denoncant les movens
sA'raofo'nalres pour Iesquels ills ont etc 3. .
uenes' nous reconnaissons CONNIE des fats
sceomPlis les trois amendements 10
vons''tut'on, recemment declares adoDtes
81 que nous les considerons CONNIE n'e'
le pays. '' ue'a"'
2o-Nous demandons que Ie pr;nc;ns do
s'ricte construction, tel quill a e,e nrnc,a
me par les peres de la democratic. accen
e par les hommes d'Etat de tous les mr.
tis avant 10 guerre, ct est incorpore dams le
o'x'eme amendment la Constitution
so,' ! l,goureusement applique maintena ut
q ia constitution, ainsi quill lest, com.
prs les trols amendments don't il est ouos.
tlon ei'dessus, ct missions sur le fait onc
oes amendments ne doivent pas avoir
pour eftet dalterer GU dc modifier la ths
ore et ie caractere primitiEs du eouverna-
ment federal; mais d'elargir seuIeme nj los
pouyoirs delegues a ceux.ci, ct s'etandrs
The Opelousas courier., 1871-06-10

q Aim de porter autant que possible
il Il, conllaiSSanrc dc no, ltctt,lrS les ven
t IS de- StlcccSSiunS 1T dc Sheriff, tahlcaux
administrators etc. dams nntrr parul>-
Sc, nous ,lonncrOns d.:Solm:liS chauut Sc
maine, I'm so,nnl;,irt ON ron pourra pui
ser les rtn>clTntntnts IouluS dams un
cspacc limitc, au lieu l'avoir il parc"urir
les tongues ct numbrcllsrS COLONIES dc
la fcuille que NJ. Warmotl & Co. ont de-
siSntc CONNIE journal otlicicl
C'cst ,ln sllrcroit d'ouvrayr ct de pei
mes gratis que nous nous nous lnpo>"nS
vulonticr, dams l'intcltt dc nos ltrtcur>.
Eoll notre paltic anglai>c.
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GrOCerie de Families.

~ JOSEPH BIZ VI Went u'alri>rravrc ,,n
w 0 ;is>"rti i'm. li cli"i>i de .rucrrt pour ia.
lnillcs ct dr prov i>iu,> lhabitation> tcllcs que
Farinc. pore fulnt. iaMlnli. sucrc sci cafe wins
bi'rcs. h"isson> Splitlrn>r~ # lipncur- de ton
tcs sortrS. >ar,,t>. -aum"ns. lnh,tcrs. frontage
9rais>r. biscuits an brl,rrr an >l,rl,. &c. rOScr
Yes ail,Ii' ritHr,.~ h"'ilrl, tiu~n. fruits il lean
il. li'~I.>. am1l:lc~ 'unI, I,ul,S IT rllc infinite
d tutlrS li..rrlan'ii>,> don't remuneration >elHit
'r"p Ion -Iul vr':,Ira il bon ntrcht pour ,lu
compliant.
II ii li,ira roiiSt tal,inlc:t le l., GIACE ct il So
t"ra un plasir dc pl'tcr dies rc.rigtratcul5S aux
tamillcs .u .tSircr;,irnI tarc .lc la cr.l,it 7a
garc. Snn mayasu est rue Main. pres l:,Iicic1l
Hotel III. IL nun. hltirlSas. 3 juin :glu
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FOURNAUX De CUISINE
RRIT \'I'

(NES POEIES DE CUISINE. s"nt t'un-
" plus grarI'l' 'lnc'., Is MONS c"lnp'que> t
tl'nn u>aE' plus fa'!.' In' t"nt n'itrr.
lis ont rec Ii !" P''In'T VIIt Il IA / one h'' ~:
Louis de- l-t:,, l-,;,;, l~G1 It I-;- ami qua
la FORE de- la Luui>i,n" d, I-G-, l-6H ct l-1U.
Lr snussign .nyahi t,t n"Intne agent l"nr Ia
vrntr IL, r,.> ,.Nr-Ii"nts Fn.llnaux III aura cons
taInIntnt mn assortment nt'T d. trrblan-
tlr. a Washington, "u il ahiiJlr' on tr:It tou-
j"urs DIES l"e> ,''s >al"n. Grll.s'';I ter f h!an-
trrr japa'';tj>r ttame"''c
Depot i la tir"c.li d., Jos. Blum, Dp lnuSas,
OF, tnus les ur,l,s ,,l s"lont Iai>>c, s"l"llt
prornptln' mt rmpI.>.
EUGENE IEMDNTEY.
Wa>llinct"n - Mars I'll. "
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Prix rebuilt des annonces.

En- Sc rtftrant il nos conditions, on vcr
I'll uu,. nous avOns rebuilt uc bcaucoup lc
priX DIES ann0nceS. Ce>t p"urIu"l nous
osons presenter aujourd'hui lc Courier
CONNIE ot1'rant les conditions davis les
plus modtrces, unand toutetois Ia l"i sur
les impressions ne force pas lannonccur
caller payer d'avantagc aiIlcur>. Avrc
dies rliN dannonrcS aus>l rt'dnItS, GO
cents par rarlt) nous avon> lieu Il a'tth-
Dire un avis de chaquc chand, tie cha
que profession, mttltr etc.
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MAGASl\ DE MEUBLES,
d'hanSelncm de- lnr.,s

souss,GHe ayant transporte son magasn
~ de meublrs dams la grarde l,a,isse pres de
la forge de. M JOHN ct ayant pris d,s arrange
ments qul lie faclitrnt considerablemrnt dams son
commerce, honnrur dannoncrr il s..s conuais
sancts ct al public en- general on il est aujour-
hui pret rcmplir tous les or,irrs qn lui s''ront
actresses. d unt piece a un amrubcmrnt com
pI't. ii reparrla csalrmrnt ct artstrmrnt les
m'ub''s aux prlx les plus modeles. Les NEIL
h''s qn II vrnd'aou quill procurrra sur comman-
d" str"nt montc> ct GcivltS en- bon o,drr sans
fra's add'tionn'lS. Les vit.ux m"ubl..s st.ront
prS TN echanE" pour dts n.uts II aura touours
en- MAINS un assortment de mrublrs ct lorsuu'il
aura pas les pieces vou'n"S. il So cllarg"ra 1rs
commanders aux prix tie la Nile Orleans, plus les
frals de transport. Tout son Outrage est caran-
TT, ct II rsperc par illu>tlr Sa puntualitc tt
Ia m"dIcte de Srs prix. mtrter la continuation
de encouragement ,u public
LOUIS VATTER
Rne Main, pres NJ. John, Opelousas
is mai 1871 tim.
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Un Fermier dc l'IIIinois s'est suicide.
ces JouFs dcrnIerS, en- sc noyant dams une
mare, contcnant a peine six pouces d'eau.
Ii lpl aurait cite ditiiciIc simon impossible
de METRE son projet a execution, ST sa
femme' avec une compIaisance qui l'hon-
ore, n'avait consent s'asseoir sur "a
tete ct roster jusqu'a ce que l'asphy.
xie flt complete.
La sosdite dame aura, dit-on, a cxpIi.
quer son acte de complaisance dcvant 10
justice.
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Les souhrances du Sud.

Mus ayons cu occasion de mentlOnnrr
reinforcement le faitq que VI: Horace Gree
lev rcdtcur dc la Tribune dc New York
await cnvoyc dcs correspondents dahS
divers Etats du Sud. !, lct1rt dc s',s>nrcl
pcrSonncllcmcnt ct particulitrcmcnt dc
III situation DIES l;lbitants du Sud ct dcs
atf;l Tres politiques dc cette rarti" de IT,
Mon. Nous traduisons aujourd'hui un
article de ce journal cSSenticllement Re
publicain, (notcz lc bicn) article cdito-
rial-bas, SUI les corrc>pontlanccs men
tionrccs II dit:
.'Nu> correspondents ont ttt: auiour-
.lETi asscz lunytcml,, dams les districts
agltcs du Sud, pour qucnOuS pul>>ion>, au
moycllalc lcurs lcttreS, former uuc idec
claire precise de lttat dc III socittt
dalrs c6tc partie malheureuse dc la Re
pulalIQue. ('tst I'LL tablcuu nu.iancUliIue
qu'ils nous font. Les llommtS les plus III
tclliYcnts, les plus intiurutS, les hommes
dCducatlou, les cituvells les plus utllcS
du sud, sont dtpouillts dc tout p"uvoir
p"lltiqt'c: lis >ont venus il >'cnvi>a@rr
rang dc>pollIlst. IaNt.> It Volrs par llut
hort tc. uavtnturitI> ttran.cl> l., par III
clAssc iynorai!tc uui hirr encore piothait
dals les champs Oh Scrvalt dams la culsl-
ne, lls ne s'occupcnt pas de la pplltllue,
81 &c nest pour rejeter lcur .joug tyran-
nilue. lis De prenncnt aucun intcrtt aux
attaircs natioDalcs:--ils Sc fcraient do
n'importe qucl rarti pourvu qu'ils ne
. soient pas du parti dc leurs oppresseurs
Lc>rebut .des villes du Nord qui Sc sout
tran>portcs au Sud aplts In guclrc, en-
halllons ct sans caractcre hi Cducatlon
roulcnt dams dc maynitiques voitures,
bovent dies wins rareS, poltcnt DIES dia
mautS CONNIE les Rotscllilh, ct VIOLENT les
taxes au>si dcxtrcmcnt 'un con,mi>Sai-
re dcs rues de Ncw-l olk. II nest pas
ctonnant que lie plantenr apauvri ct qn
>aHau\ri to,l> les ,ioulS de plus en- plus,
lcX- otlicicr contr,ltlt qui hravcmcut
conltattu pour unr cause quill .croNalt
.juste, ihommc de rroteSsi on, qui a etc
habltue t"utc ~ Vie Il ocrurcr d'honora-
bleS tmplois. set i cNcrccr son influence
dalTS les atf;,l,.> dc lit nation en- yudant
l"ifinon pnhlIIUr: tons cc> @.n>-lA lc-
yau!tnt Get t:tat de- rhu>,~ Hvtr tIi>tc>>r
ct anrl,ntn". lis p"u'Itrnt 81 sonnet
tie I TIC -"lly"l?',,~ rnr a,> >nltl;it> .4li
lc> >."!i v.tIii''l >i!l /, ri1nl'> ,c l,tt;,t,r:
mas iti rr >ri4t ,it> r.il.tinitl:, ,it III pine
r~Wrc ct dc rt> ptlit> t,iroIlS pui >ui-
vcnt les camps dams l'c~por iu ri;I;l.r
sect ttat de clu>,S est lttllcmt mt NAL
hcprcuX pOtll IN Tolvtrntmtlt republic
raln.-hurlcSque quaint au suffrage uni
verStl, lor>qur III Scu!t restriction est dc
voter pour celui qui est lc MONS capable
ct le mnins honorable.
'NOus avons souvcnt prcvenu notre
parti AL Congress du rCstltat inevitable
dc ccS measures rancuntll>cS dc rccOns-
truction. Nous lcuv avon> dit, ct nous
lie reptt"nS encore: II ny Il qu'unc na-
Mere dc rctabir rTnion: l,ue amnistie
universellc ct un suffrage impartial.''
The Opelousas courier., 1871-06-10
Machines a coudre.
Wheeler & Wilson,
%Y ENEZ examiner ces cAlehrrs n

IENEZ examiner ces celebrcs machi
mes coudre. Ce sont les meilleu-
res, les plus durablcs ct les mcilleur mar
che; ct elles sont toutes garantics, fli-
sapt unc couture admirable ct tgalc dcs
dcux c6tts, qui nc Sc defcra pas ct qui nc
coVpera pas retof1e.
Ccs machines sont exposes au maga-
sin dc M. Phillips, rue Main, Opelousas,
on on trouvcra egalement toutcs sortes
dc marchandises sechcs, groceries, cha
peaux chaussure, quincaillcre &c. il bon
MaFche. 10 JUN. 1m
The Opelousas courier., 1871-06-10
ENCORE CNE EXPLOSION DE RATEAC

ENCORE CNE EXPLOSION DE RATEAC.
-Cne dtprche ttltgraphipur de Port
Huron. Michigan, du Fl mai dit:
'@Au moment de l'explosion, hicr. sur le
remorqueur Is. B. Jones. l'tqnipagr ttait
a diner. lie premier inctnicur ct soixan
te h"mncs ont etc tues ct 2cux autres
gritvemcnt hlcSSt'S ct tcl,au.l,:>. lie ca
rtain" a tt.; .,tt. dc sa chaiSc il table.
tres laut dams lair It est tumbe dams la
rlvlere. Ses pleasures sont graves. lie
SECOND iugtnieer est le seul hommc uui
matt pas souttert. La coquc. les macIi-
nes ct les meubles ont etc mis- en- pieces,
ct on on trouve des fragments il un
mi lie tie distance dc l'endroit OH la catas-
trophe etalt arrivec. La cause de Fox
Pl0slon est inconnuc; mails on suppose
qu'elle est die i un default dams la pompc
qui fournissait reau il la liouilloire. On
a trouve lie corps de John Mcguire, une
des victimes.