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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15

DECLARATION OF SOLE TRADER.
D-KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREsENLs tla'
I. ISABELLA McKE0N, of the County OF NeSaGA
State of California wife of Dennis hcKeon, oil lhs
County and State aforesaid, do hereby declare ana
make known nv intention to carry on business anu
trade in nv own name, and on my own account a.
Sole Trader, in pursuance OF the act Oh the Lesss
ture of the State of California, entitled an Ae'
authorize Married Women TO transact ouSinesi ~
their own name as Sole Traders, passed April y,
1852. And further declare that the nature oil saM
business win be- Ranchng, Keeping COWS ana ssn Is
ing Milk Cutting and Selling Wood, and Mining az
all other objects pertaining to sald business ID
/ further declare that my said business anu uaI ~
will be carried and transacted IN the ~.
Grass Valley and Nevada, County and sta'e s1v. I
said and from the date of these presents ! VIII N
individually responsible in my own name lo' Cd
debts contracted by me in my said business -
trade And | further declare that the amouus%. y. "
capital invested in said business and trade uoes ~
exceed the sum of five thousand dollars -.rr4o
- In testimony whereof have hereui" i.s
set my hand and seal, tins his' u''
/ H. of March, A. D. 1862. -o,,
Witness. ISABELLA MeKEON.
State of California, County of NeVaa~' Os'-
ss,-On this first dav of March, A. D. 1867, osig. s
me, f. w. SMITH, Justice of the Peace IN SI.E nsEE
said county, personally appeared lsABElS ,ssapg
ON whose name is subscribed TO tne I'm 10
declaration as party thereto, personally 49, avs
me TO be the same person described IN, ana " "a
cuted said foregoing declaration. Ana the sa S.vne
BELLA McKEON, wife Of Dennis Mekeon' ~, ~
been first by me daily made acquainted VIZ - me
contents of said declaration, acknowledge ,bopt %t
on examination separate and apart from ana Nl.D
the hearing of her said husband that she ~ nes
the same freely and voluntarily, and ior s.T Of
and purposes therein mentioned, wlthou. ,bsrA nss
compulsion undue influence of her saiu na.ton
and that she does not wish to retract the eAe'"'
Of the same. :, this
Given under my hand the day and year ~
certificate first above written. s,uru
Justice of the Peace
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15
LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS

4A0MN4VN - AVN GAIAS IAAA @s~NSSs
To all parts Of California and Utah Territory, con-
Meeting at Marysville aud Nevada with Reliable
Expresses to all parts OF California, the At
lantic States and Europe.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses to and hom all
Points North OF Nevada,
And every Saturday Morning. to the following places
In Western Utah:
Franktown, washoe Valley, Chinatown,
Genoa Carson Valley, Gold Canon,
Truekee Meadows, Johnstown,
Carson City, Virginia City,
Aud Walker River Mines.
All letters for the Western Atlantic States enclosed
In our Government franked envelopes, and endorsed
WOyerand via Salt Lake" win be forwarded and
reach their destination sooner than by any other
line.
Treasure, Packages and Letters transmitted to and
from the above points with unriyaled dispatch and
security.
Gold Dust and Coin, forwarded to all parts of the
United States and Europe, insured uninsured, at
as low rates can be done by any house with secu.
rity.
Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied
by faithful Messengers.
a. Notes. Drafts, Bills, &c, collected negotia-
ted and all orders attended 20 promptly.
Purchases of every description made. Forwarding
of Merchandise and Commissions of every nature, at
tended to ntelligently and with promptituds.
u.s. Office in Nevada, next door below Wells, Far
20 4 Co.'s JOHN PATTlSON, Agent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15

r len Notice. state OF CALIFORNIA;
Ii In the District Court-County of Nevada S.,
l4th Judicial District; 4. d. ShlILAAN x CO., VI.
WILLIAM HUFF. Notice is hereby given that the
above named plaintiffs. have commenced suit in the
Court aforesaid, against defendant TO ioreelOse
Mechanics Lien upon the following described pro-
perty and premises viz: That certain frame building
situated in the town and township of Washington,
County of Nevada State OF California upon lot on
the north side of the main street. which runs paral-
lei with the South Yuba river, and on the west side
and next to the Exchange Hoiel together with such
convenient space around the same, as may be neees
sary for the convenient use ana Occupation ,nefeoh
An nersons hold ing or claiming Liens under the pre-
visions of the Act entitled IAN Actio securing Liens
TO Mechanics and Others" passed April 10Th, 1856
and the Acts amendatory thereof are hereby notncd
to be and appear in the District Court aforesaid on
FRIDAY THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH A.
D. 1862 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and to exhibit then and
there the proof of their said Liens or the same VIII
be barred as by statute provided. Nevada California,
Febrnary 27th. 1862. THOMAS P. HAWIEY,
feb27 god. Atty lof f@inlm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15
Legal Notices.

Wgoods in above -..................a a1o
Weiss. E-brewery building lot and fixtures
on the east side Of the Grass Valley toll road.
stock Of grain, beer. etc. Also, dwelling
house and lot adjoining the above property
furniture etc. Also, house and lot on the
north side of Broad ST.. adjoining Chambers
brick house. Also, house and lot on the
west side of Pine ST., adjoining T f. Beans
property on the north and H. Boards es.
tate on the south; horses wagons, harness 80 On
Yates, VIM. B.-stock sheet iron pipes tools
ETC.. in Skillmon's brick store, south side OF
Main st st................. ................... x
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
in pursuance Of an Ordinance passed BY the Trus,e
Of the City of Nevada. January 9TH 1862 levyngand
providing for the collection ofCity Taxes have la
led upon and will expose at public sale in front ~
the Court House door ia the City Of Nevada on SAT-
URDAY THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MARCH
A. D., 1862, at ten O'Clock 4. NJ, all the above Se
scrbed property for taxes and costs then ren,sinn
due and unpaid. L. S. GREGORY Marshal
March /, 1862. Ex-oticio City Tax-Collector
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

A FIRST CLASS FARM, 100 ACRES GOOD BUILD
~ ngs well fruited &C. finely situated, near village am
depot fronting Rarltan river, for SALE exceedingly low
also As acre Farms, same lorality $500
W. p. SEYMOUR 70 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

b xENAGERIE
,..s.,p socIoeIc5ss ~ ass.,r INSTITUTE; .,.,
Tbs ''n'''
ON MosnSS, MS!sn xsa pEo. Dec ei1s'i Is isss.
Supplies drsdcratu long felt the metropolis Of Amerl
Is believed that the enterprise will NEE. With .ucA
ton the community. wen from the merely curious
Which hns resasd IN ss and os sdsos
s % s. he er ln' & p with s
regard 70 el'sassJ sJfiS ans PsEs%Ssar DEss
have been 0n for ,ns S secure Of The AIM
&c sn
supplied for ,noroagh venai'og spd nothing has bess
be zooogoa Institute par
THE FAvoRIrE FAMILY RESORT or NEW YORK
D. the se%sS To hs ssS va,
we' q ofkS CALLS FROM s H n To
'A'' superb o'iliiHiS living WILD ANIMALS.
Fouh ini1Id.fii E1ILKFiilAsrs.
RAEE Ti'h ssssTs 81 9i1s3'e AND Sssno'f sIRps Fl
Of attention Of the ntsisent community Of all asss
4 $s@'
"AsFosT" SIsSSlxIEIEExxrn "SIsSSpxIExr "vrcroRIN' AHs
rA;5s GsTSaSs M g 'Ss's os ss"ss'is sis4ss L sA'
sKAzILIAS HlIT,S fiSEE ,lsnNs
AMERiGAN BISON
ASaLoISbIAS BULL.
8, ;S;s i''"' . The Kind On exhibition IN the '''
S0RsEsH s9u4h ssSssD ASssToGs GsrrtS TUNA.
and WEST ~ EHG.s!
ANIMATED CREATION
which cannot fall TO afford the utmost qualification 10
Admission. % cents; chidreniunder ten, is cents.
uooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN,
II corner Court And Remssn IN. sa,y streets ,n.,,u
oEES TwkLV4h hs4Ery wEEf EIGHT.
The most brilliant success st crowns the efforts Of the
"''' '''.s AsoISsSSSsS ssgaazaur
BURLEsQuE, OPERA ,csKY COMEDY. TRAGEDY and
all The same night embodied in the Aughsbe skso
" OIL. gSLSs SSSqtkJ,' Amy AND Navy,
'oAVh GRAcoSIEssE skbGEi Rxw re hEcRUffs f sA"''
Door. open .,s,S e. Fse IS ,ou
WOODS MINSTREL HALL
" offosrrE p: rnE sF2ApMAT; ~ STcHdLAs uorfE ~
,, Henry Wood, Proprietor, &c
osoNptS 6SfRGSEblsrED HfSffa SUCCESS
Enthusiasts ,esgsFoi,sap gFoyp9s 8 nlxsrnr1s, -
tue GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTS
uAffY SSdIE MI CsssI f'E 9rELLo
pdSa rFEGh tSruat EtsusfSH sISS sfEssH
Fs aS.a Sssssc F0 aE sI
Isaacs Brothers, Gavalazn, Hasan. ies Lewis, &C.
Doors open 81, Commences al ~ Tickets 70 ceats
N1IBIo's SALOON
IN Engagement. u ~, .o.no,..
The very humorous and highly ntertaning Lecture
Mr. STOGGLEs BOARDING HOUSES,
THURSDAY EVENING neat, 18TH inst
Doors opcn at u entertainments tJcommencc ats
Tickets TO had at all the music and book stores
the door.
T)RYANTS' MINSTRELs
~ MECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY
Monday. De-. 10 aud every night during ,he week,
NE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
La Domino NorN-Bncx smith Jubilee.
Mr.W W. NEwCOMB "
buriesqus Scenes Of Boyhood Old Carina Extract
Mr. q. G. CAMPBELL
!he popular vocalist IN new songs chorascs o.. vita
Leslie.
CARTS DE yISIfk. wh
Mr. Frcderioks. Neil Bry ant Durles.. Dan Bryant
Doos open asss cNiau iisss MTSs Tickets y ssas~
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
THH RERELLION.
DROf0sALs FOR HAY.
DEPOT QUARrERnAsTER's OFFICE,
Corner Eighteenth and G streets,

Dsrer 9gARrrRnAsrER's ovrlcs.
Corner EWsassnsn Wassasa,s1 and 6ss streets sssa
skALkD PROPOSALS Y viii be received q this onlce until
Ss
psay bales
e Ss s.y. %.Ss IN bs @ within
Prooos.l. will b. rkioffosALs ss :,
The fy name and Post ONCE address the bidder
e BID made in the naHsof arm the Of al the
ns not be considered
ss SooHs sss
'S' plainly marked "r5Ggassls Sgg%sasTEs 81 Lay"
awarded 70 him. must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons whose sisnaturess must be appended 70 the
hs q the mus, BE- shown by the
OF the United States District Attorney
ed or their proposals viii M not Be- Considered
Bonds equal 70 AMOUNT 70 halt the sum 70 BE- received on
cnto viii required Of the successful bidder upon sign
As the bond mnst accompany the contract il will be
% s 70 % ys ns Win y
dnced when the contract is signed
made at this oce either personally by letter by tee
FORM GUARANTEE,
Of ~ OF eoasy the eon. OF ano and State Of and
gparaates lnhi contract in asssrdancs
hs at shs a snees s
accordance Herewith. ~
bocone his
this must be appended the certificate
-'',' A'e-0ISs 0IISssfEcr1oN, DELIVERY, &C. - (
All hay contracted for under this advertisement VIII be
rgdy inspected and such prove of good sound
merchantable quality will be rejected
Payment to be made upon the completion OF the contract
thereafter Depot Qlarermaser shall be in
funds.
Amy informaty in the bid nonconlsrmance with the
terms Of this will insure the election OF the
proposal.
Delivery to be made the railroad depot of the
government wharves in the city OF Washington.
The Depot Quaremaster himself the right to
reject any all bids that he may deem too high.
d. II. RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Qnarcrmaster.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
AMUsEmENrs.


J" shlEIiAsT sIEIh Thfs EsaadnnHHss, 0s sHs
THOSE DELIaurSuL DELIsEAross
,u,,I sass 5$!s" As' iassaH EaaHHF HfiAn. tfi
ENTIRE ouA,or oy ysGsAsJSs GpHsgSsnksysH n1kssyyssHrER
NOR YRr PLAYED.
The performances win commence with the beautiful
Mr. BARNEY wrLiIahs MIissE .EiLLY WILLIE REILLY
Mrs BA RNEy WILLIAMS as ..... !. MARY MORTALITY
:" be . s' 5a@sii faR is"ssy
To conclude with tSe 81 roaring > nis farce sas q
NIB. BARNEY wILHiAas nDDl" as.'-.'e... PAT ROONEY.
NEW B0wERy THEATRE.
' SECOND WEEK '"' : = ''s'''
GRAND Il rXNroxrME aSH
HARLEQUIN JACK SHEPPARD.
0oHaHoSs srLEspfS EsDFSTs SCENERY.
GRAND 'TSSsiySsSArEgSS, ssS yaX sSSsn,
fYEAMIDIcAL CASCADE - - ~"
SHOWER ss1 or GOLD.
TONY ss.'sa lf'"ps Of hsR% FOSTER
GEORGE BRoqkSj S9ffa cs,srrsEw STANTON
First time Of tho powerful drama Of intense interest
aa'a "s COURT FOOL
Mr. q g Bonitaoe sa as ......... The Court Fool
"'' - ''''' SKY ROCKERS, ''"'A'
FEMALE & rraATEs.
fsh an nopr Fanny m psnha Siass
NAMPBELL's MINSTRELs
FOURTEENTH sTKEET, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE.
oREA1Esf ns H'B BILL { / SN oF rue ri SEASON SEASON
NEW SONGS,
"Ao' FUNNY ACTS.
Buresaues. New Music Dancing &c. Othelo Come Where
Drum obigatos Poor Old spinsters Sounds from Home
Uncle Snow Double norppes, Roland for an Oliver Black
Kunsey. Ned Davis Giiiord Eddy Gray Meyer solomons
Mead. Rogazzi Gibbs Livingston shakelson. Van Tine.
THE BRASS BAND.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Tickets, rs cents. Children, is cents.
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
s BnoApWAn sornSr e sESp sTeHpe street
TWELFTH TWELFTH StSs aaaEb SACRED nha S1ost; 1oooNsGt;ERsr.
THE nESowNED DIiis PRIMA DONNA
NINE. ANNA BISHOP.
VIII make her first appearance in New York for over
wv 'eIiEsA LEADING b !aAsaiaaH ARTISTS M'sA 0'A''
d 'a' S''tsi. USRiysIiEp IIs asANp ss ORCHESTRA
ON NOM MONDAY M e EyEEING.
wEpAEsSaq SisuT ii BEG SshsAphi i4MApbr1lo
THURSDAY, DEC. 16-MME. ROTTERs BENEFIT.
NoZZE DE FIGARO.
T,HEATRE FRANcAIs-NIBLO's CONCERT SALOON.
MAkDf is frdEEs ~ y 1EYEMgEE; D1if pINRrsG Is4I
'o"''' Gu "' "' IdsDE Er LoMBkE, g. '''Aua''
Scene DramRoue tree dn dc NJ Victor Hugo Les
+ UE HOMME DU SUD,
BurlesQue par NM HeBfy RochefArt ct Albert Wolf
bureau Dc souscripion location. II. DARD0NvILLE.
623 broadway pr
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

vxyAsHrNgToN SKATING POND, BRooKLyN.--TICK.
w for sale at the Mercantile Library corner OF Allan.
the and Clinton streets and the of J Wills
of Court Schermerhorn street. and OF L. spade Esq,
Central Bank
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

A CHEAP PLACE-NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE AND
A. eleven Lots well located very healthy and handy to
the city, AT Upper Morrisania Price 1900. Terms easy
DITCHETT, Westohester Land Office, southeast OF
Chatham and Chambers streets, second floor.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

TUE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR OLD
i NEWSPAPERS OF every description, Old pAMPH
LETS OF every kind OLD BLANK BOOKS aud LEDGERs
that written full, and all kinds OF WASTE PAPER from
bankers INSURANCE companies brokers' sent medicine de-
printing Offices bookbinders public and private libra
lies hotels steamboats,, railroad companies boarding
houses, express Offices, &c.
viii send 10 any part OF this city Brooklyn, Hoboken
Jersey City STOCKWELL Il EMERSON,
- No c6 Ann street
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

VxyAHrED-TwO HUNDRED YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
w learn the science Of drumming TO be organized in
bands aud attached 10 dilerent militia regiments home
guards For particulars apply from to 10 A. NJ and to
r. NJ Monday and Tuesday, December Is and 10, at the
Music store Of VIM Hail & Son, 5i3 Broadway.
w ANTED-A CAPTAINCY OR LIEUTENANCY IN A
w volunteer regiment By person qualified to take oom
mand. Any assistance IN procuring the commission will
liberal compensation Apply to Samuel d. Wilson, 7S
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14
rOR sALE.

WROUGHT IRON TUBE AND STEAM FLUE NAN
IA ufactory In The Lehgh coal and iron on At the
Junction of RAILROADS running north south east and west
Of the Lehgh canal offered nc private
lentown Pa
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

V1rANTED-A HORIZONTAL BLACK ENGINE. 20 TO
w 25 horse power, Of best const uc,on
,. .. k0OKwRLL CO., ~ Ferry street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

C.IcA NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, IN ROSE
.DlOU. wood cases. iron frames and ovcrsrung
for Sl6o do with carved legs sl73; do with pearl Keys
$50 $500 The above Pianos the greatest ba
IN The city Second hand Pianos from s2J $40 New
Meodeons al extremely low prices New and second hand
Pianos Meiodeons 10 let; allowed IL purchased
monthly payments received for the Cash paid for
second hand Pianos.
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

EvOR SALE-RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON;
IL eligbly situated. Fourteenth street and Union
square particulars inquire at First street. the
Bowery Rent SIOa month
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-11
FRnlI NEW YnRK.

NEW YORK, July 10.
A rebel dispatch says the British steam
er Modern Greece, when going into Will
mington, n. c., on the 9th ult., was run
aground near Fort Fisher BY the blockad-
ing feet, who hauled of on the opening Of
the Fort upon them. She has 600 pounds
Of powder on board. The Fort succeeded
in striking so as to wet the powder and
prevent her explosion by the Federal
shells. It is believed a large portion Of
the cargo will be saved.
A dispatch from Gen. Lee to JEFF. Davis
announces a signal victory June 28th, and
grieves to state our (rebel) loss in. oAisers
and men is great.
A Richmond telegram Of the 26th ex-
pressed the opinion that Mcclellan would
capitulate, as his army was thoroughly
discomftted
Gen. Elzey was severely wounded-it is
feared mortally. Major Wheat was killed.
The British steamer Racer was in
Charleston on the 2Sth.
A Washington special to the Post says
the forthcoming address Of the Republican
members of Congress to the people Will
favor the most energetic action in the
prosecution Of the war, and the use Of all
the means in our power against the rebel
| lion and foreign Intervention.
The policy Of employing blacks in Mill
tary operations is rapidly gaining favor
/ here
The steamer Potomac, from Port Royal
9th, has arrived. The health of the troops
is favorable.
The rebel piekets are annoying at Will
mington Island Two of our pickets were
wounded on the 9Th 1
All quiet at Beaufort
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-11
POST-OFFIcE TIMETABLE.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
- The arrival and closing of the mails at the Ceve-
EASTER WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Beston, New York.
arrives 3:05 P. n; closes 9;Oo A. 4. ~ y
THRoUGH WAI, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York, arrives $3.50 A. NJ, go P Nj closes 800 P NJ
$50 P. N. 49,
P1rrsRURsH WAY, daily for Philadelphia, Balti-
4illon Sleubenvile, B. o. r. r., arrives s;l5 A NJ
THRoUsH PIrrsBuReH, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, arrives $50 P. NJ; closes 4;l9 P NJ.
CIEcINNAri WAY Columbus, indianapolis st. Louis
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives 9;lO P. M
closes 1000 P n.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives 800 A. NJ 5:O1
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives 9;25 A. NJ closes 1000 P, NJ
THROUGH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago ana Detroit,
daily, arrives 9:l0 P. NJ; closes 500 p. n.
SANDUsKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division ar
rives at $40 A.. NJ; closes 4:45 P n.
MAHOSTNG WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
MEDISi WAY, daily, arrives IOO ?. NJ closes sou
A.
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and satur
Ras1i- P.--l.--sIls, o~rIsy, a., ieavvs Tuesdays
aud Saturdays 700 N; arrives Mondays and Fri
sHARoS CENTER, Granger, Hinckley, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays AZ 7O0 A. Nj
rives Mondays and Fridays al 500 P. NJ
WARRESsvILLE, daily, arrives 1918 A. Nj closes
E4sT CIEyELASDand Euclid, daily, arrives sOoA.M.i
Time of dstrisgtion Of mails ready for delivery is
usually one hour latte7 than the time Of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters are required by law 70 b4
All City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
Rsil5o I- oiice aitsil Open nom 7.sO A X TO 7;aaPM
L. CGWLESs p. M.
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NEW YORK. 0IARKET.-JnIr 10,


/ FLOUR-Market les active and at the clos,
scarcely firm, with buyers at outside quoa ions
Ihe advance In freights and the slight decline IL
sales Is 90 bbls at 81 ei,75 Tor superfins state
$50 QA,lU ior extra state 81 Ea475 for superiins
west 49, for common common o % sood @odnR sRiSS5 S5S
Y..nds extra round hooped Ohioi ss36,5O for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Alarkst less active and close,
scarcely so hrm. Sales l,7uO bbls at e50O65l for
common ang ALL = = 4 goS9 ior good 20 choice extra.
AHE EAOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales
CORN. ATEAL-In fair request. Sales 300 bbls
nlill44 VINE az ssilul delivered,
,WH4sK Market shade hrmer. Sales 500
WIIEAT-AIarlet opened firm. but tho advance
IN freights and decline in sterling exchange checked
IN delnnnus the market closing heavy. sales 2s,OHl
wapkee club az Si,l0dl, no BUSH amber Iowa
at l4l, g. 10, 49, bush alnter red western at 81 III
gl,25i 2JIsl0 bush ani, er Michigan at sl2ll9l,:
2l00 bush extra choice do at s 2s In store: Oh bus
poor henosm club at iOi; 4T,UO bush white Michi-
gan at 81 ,3 49, 6O0 bush white Ohio at 81 26lf 80
RHE-Market firm. Sales 200 bush western at
HARLEY Market quiet and nominal.
CORN-A1arket hrmer at the opening, but closed
quiet. Sales 1900 bush, at a38 for old mixed west
ern 4sgazc Tor new do b49aoc for very ehsice do
44eq4T for unsound; 81 for western yellow; 90 for
white western.
OATS Market in moderate request Sales at 4sJ4
945o for Jersey Canada western and state
80 FEE-Rio more active and firmer Sales at
y ,sAT-Raw more active and frmer. Sales 2ooo
hhds At 54@o5ee for Oubai &c Porto Rico; sS@lO5c
To- New Orletns.
PORK-Dlarket more STEADY, with fair business
SAFES lgji bbls at slG375SeulO5B for mess; Se37E6
$40 pr primc the latter price for choce which is an
extreme figure.
BEEF-Alarket continues quiet, but prices are
well maintained Sales arc 100 bbls at q, 1901 60 fJr
country pr1mei S6,u0lO,UO for country mess SllU6l
1880 tor rspacked NESS sl3oOlg 80 for extra mess
PRIME MESS BEEE-Market dull At $3.50
0G20,00.
BEEF HANIS-AIarket unchanged. Sales so
bbls extra choice western at Sl6.5O.
CUT MEATS-MarSet in fair demand and fTm
AHAH nI n# mn..
for hams.
BACON .SIDES-Market dull Sales so boxes
short ribbed middles at on and loo boxes long clear
ribbed on private termR.
LARD-Market more active and frmer, he ad-
vance being fully &c sales 1900 bbls as T10Syfe
including laD0 bbs choice, all next month on private
BUTTER-selling at s9l4c for Ohio lOgl7e
for State.
CHEEsE-Market arm at s9s1sc
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would not alter the bill Of any consequences.
ut would remove any appearance Of as
perity in the bill.
Mr.. King thought that the time had
clme when we should speak right cpt
plainly what we meant Let US be done
with talking so as 70 avoid giving offence
to our enemies.
Mr.. Ten Eycks amendment was decided
out Of order, as the words had been put in
by vote Of the Senate.
Mr.. Doolittle said that in regard to the
employment Of negroes or Indians the
course Of the rebels would Justify US in
employing these in any capacity. He un-
derstood that the rebels not only employed
negroes, but also armed them. Some
fault has been found with some
Senators, as il was thought they
we're rather weak. He (DoOlittlel
was for putting down rebellion with can
non ball and bayonet. Now was the time
70 speak words Of courage and encourage
ment to the President, instead Of launch
ing words Of denunciation against him
and his generals. Now is the time when
we should renew our pledge before high
Heaven, and swear before the living God
who hveth and ruleth forever, that we will
put down this rebellion and sustain this
Constitution and Union forever. Sup
pressed applause in the gallery.
Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts wanted to
know what the Administration had ever
asked for that it had not been granted by
the Senate?
Mr. Doolittle said the President wanted
the sympathy and hearts Of the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson claimed that the President
had all the sympathies of the Senate, and
never was more forbearance shown him
than by tie Senate. He thought the Sen
ate did not need leeturing.
Several amendments we're offered and
rejected, and the following were agreed to:
That all loyal persons shall be eOmpen-
sated for the loss Of services Of such per-
sons as are taken under this bill
First section, with an amendment au-
thorizing the President to receive persons
Of African descent into the service Of the
United States, as thus amended, was adopt
ed.
The question then was on the second sec
ton, giving freedom to the mother, wife
and ehildree Of the persons rendering such
service.
An amendment was adopted that this
apply only to the slaves Of rebels.
Mr.. Browning moved to strike but the
words mother, wife and children, in pro-
visions for freedom, and spoke at great
length.
On the question being taken there was
no quorum.
Adjourned.