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, 1866-02-03
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TO PHYSICIANS.


INV YoKx. Ausust i3tn, 1s6s-
Allow ms to cali yosx attention to my PRKPARAr
T1QH or coNrouSp EXTRACT BucHu. The |
couponen. pa.ts .ss BuCHu, Loso Ixa1. cusKss
JUNIPER BERRIES.
n,p4 Ba11s, by distl1lsuon, 70 ioz1a aaa zin On"
nehs extracted By displacement by liquor ohtalnsd
tfpm Juniper Berries. containing vss1 little susaF.
smal proportion ot spt aud more pa1atsh1s th.oany
BOW IN use. The acHre propessis. are BY this mode
extracted -
Buenu, ~ prepared By D1uxslts generally. Is Ola
dark color 1t Is plant that suts It's fsasanee; the
action Of nsme destroys this tits active psanctploh
leaving dark md Elut.nou. decoctioo. Mtne isstha
color Of inEredtezes- The Buehu IN my preparation
p.sdoulnates. TIC aaess saAntiy Of oshes tngredt'
ents arc added. to prevent fermentation; apoc snspec
uou It will be found not 10 bc T1notu.e ~ made In
pns.nseopna nor Is II sHup-ina therefore eaa b
used in csses vheza fe1es a. Inflammation exists 31n
sbls yna hare the aov1sdsc Of the Ingredients and
u nsoee" !" preparation
Il" ns that you will la1ori It with trial. md shss
upon hspecuoo Il viii meet With Jour ApDfooaaon'
E1th feelins Of coundenct,
am,vn1 respectfully
| u.r. HELMBOhD,
fn,tst md Druggist Of 1s Year .1pe.eoee in Pulls
a,,nh,.. md nov located at his Drug aad Chemical
Warehouse, 3o4 broadway saw York.
, FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING CHEN
II .1srs fxTHx WORLD.
: ~1sm acquainted with Mr. u. T. Hefnoosd; he os
cup1ed tho Drug storc opposite ny Fesdence.and VI
.nrc-astul In conducting the business where othe1
In d not been equally 70 before him. have been
Worldly impreased with his character md enterprise.
WILLIAM WE1GHTNAN.
Firm Of Powers WetEhtznan, Manufacturing Cee:
3s,.. Ninth and Brown streets. Philadelphia.
HELNIRDEDsS
s rIuIn rVfninT nflnllu
, 1866-12-05

should be able to survive the loss Of the IT.
tic drib1ets OF news which nre filtered
through their c-nccrr, whcr in poilt OF fact
the Chicago TRIBUNE aud Times, the Clncin-
natl Comm re'al, Gdeete md Enquirer, aud
the st. Louis R7'u5liedn and Dtmocru', 10 say
nothing o the Journals Of Louissil'c, Clevc.
laud, rittsburgh, Toledo, Milwaukee, and
other Western citic', cxpcnd more money
for tclcgrnphing, and mako more
money every year than the New York Asso.
ciated fFess. 80 Impressed are the juyen11ea
Of the New Fork Herald and Tribune, with
the idea that there is nothing Of any conse.
quencc In journalism outside Of New York.
tnat they hsve hit upon the project of break.
ing down the Western Associated Press, and
restoring thelr old monopoly, by giving their
news away TO two OF three starycl{np news,
rapers in the West. and paying the tcicgrapb
tolls hestdes. This Is such brilliant thought
that 1t ought TO be tclesraphed at once by
tue Russian Extension Ltue to Siberia. 4
would amnsc the natiycs.
1t Is proposed to hold mcetinp nf fla
western Associated Press iu this citv> ia
formally ratifS tho action Of tho Executive
COMMITTEE, las it has been already ratioe5
ny nineteen.twcntieths Of the Journals Of
which 1t Is compcscd), some time during the
present month. We trust that there viii be
lul' attendance. II the publishers of INV
western Journal wish to put their business
Under the control Of an irresponsible ring. in
AcW York city, with the ASSURANCE thar in
>hc course OF few months tlcy will be LEFT
III Tue iurch, VIC can only express our SYM.
l,athy for their creditors.
, 1866-12-05
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT,
Wholesale Whipping OF tho students OF
East Aurora rnolic School.

From the Aurora t1lL' Hcrald, December H.
As q funeral procession. accompanied by
the members Of lodge of German Odd Fell
lows, In full drese, and n baud Of music, were
passing the play grounds Of our East Side
Public School, few days since, during the
recess, large number Of the students, old
and young, attracted by the muslc and dis
play, vent down uear the procession to Wit
ness tho proceedings, willie the teachers
surveyed the atfair from the school-housc
windows.
Now, 1t appears that there Is boundary
line established somewhere on those school,
house play grounds, over which, 1t d student
goes during school hours, punishment Is
the result. Al the close Of the recess the
scholars were examined In relation to their
natc MS to he aware Of the existence Of such
q rtSula tioD, were aTaigDcd for punishment,
and rh;r}9d, under the superintendencc ef the
Principal, tho assistants Ia the various rooms
administering the Ao:;ging In their severn.
departments.
foml ladies who haze priaed themselves
throughout their school days on obey,ug the
Tuits If school heretofore, held out their
hands, received the 1ashiug, vent home aud
hninilatinEly confessed that they had been
whipped while many Of the younger girls
werc compelled to raise the skirts Of their
dress while their teachers whip d them on
1he calves Of their legs. And 80 the majesty
of the lAw was <fnalcated, and tho students
viii krow the boundary lines Of the play
grounds at the East School hereafter.
NC record this as 3 fact, as we understand
It, and not to prejudice parents against our
teachers, for their lot at best Is full of trials,
and we will do OUT teachers the Justice to
say that ne believe they acted in this mat
ter from conscientious feelings Of duty; but
to punish thus was great mistake, unless
the offence was mallciously and wilfully
committed, and even then the mode Of pun
ishmcnt is very much behind the timea In
which We live,
, 1866-12-05
Memoranda.

ntvEn nMAyERs.>-Bustue oE the r.vef to-daJ
was rather active. Quite large humber Of ln11-
le1.1aden vessels arrived, and these. as 5000 Is
their earsoes are discharged, VIII commence
stripping and 90 into winter Quarless. Bat len
tugs are In Tho towing b1stness, the remaining
lwenty.ttree having laid up for the season.
ITpax Doc1.-Ihe propeller skylazE, Of De-
t.oit. Is In the Mechanics Dock, undergoing e1-
tenslye repairs.
Los OF TEE Bazz JoHs sWEExsT.-Ths De-
t,ott Post says this vessel. bound from Anskeson
far netro1t with cargo Of Lumber, was driven on
lhe h,r at the mouth of Auskegon River, on Sat-
n,dsy atts1noou. snd there being heary sea run
RIM at tse time, abe became total wreck.
che sxeener was owned BY Gotnteh sehlecht, q
butcher OF Detroit. and was valued at ~. .0m,
mon nhieh there WIS no insurance. The tusur~
aree pol!cy expired Oh FfidsJ last, and sTns not
renewed, as The distance between Detroit and
Muskegon WAS go short and tho rfsE snaalf. Thc
owner has paid upwards OF $500 insurance. during
the PAST season. ....-
roRr OF prrFa1o.-The following arrived ca
he 1et': propc!lers Adsdatc, Jones, Acme basks
Nevshoy. Ctr Of MHwtukeeN E1celsiar, ouon-
days. 1eyi tsoesman, Board of Tfads.
TEsE1s PAss1Sa TIE WE11Axp cAvAI--Bonna
eastward On the eth nlt. schooncsa Belle shest,
dan, Po1Dsnb and Montana
, 1866-12-05

TotAI,l.,. 81 k110 1N
DEEF CATTLE-Tns day WAN chsrrins oDs for
Active u.tdoor operations. and nuyofs were OUT In
considerable force, get, these vortne
Circumstances, aod the reported adrance & va Sc III
The NeE FORK maret nsde dragged heavily, and pre-
S1ous rates were NO more than sustained There WA
an ample supply OF stock in the pens but The offerings
were coDposed N the main OF ,, clnas Of s.ock
but pootly sailed to fAe wants Of TIC market her 1t
nnT re. bur especially 70 Just now when prime ship
ping Becves and good bntchc1S Cora AIe Shput the
OILY grades in1uireu Common snd Jner1or mixed
1oa embracing rough. thin Cows aud halfgattenei
Stecrr, and "sccaxby" Texas catte, u1adc IN the A.
sorsme1t to-day. Ihsre were received a. head choice
stec1s from Bureau County, owned oy Stevens & Mr.
Contae. and 6S bead about the quality, ttou,
Stalk County. Owned BY Stewart 4 Co. These wcrc
net oncse for sal oot were shipped through on own.
\ en- AccounE,
Sales eubt.ce IS, head cny, These were taken chic.
EEsdes Cne or two email dsuves were taken tor ship
n1ent at s5!skt 500 foT good 10 prime Steers.
The following namsd Eeutcmen arc doing aus4neas
In open market, ara express Willingness 70 give
at slI t!es, not onJ tsr raa. actions
but lrpsrt such other as ,hc5 ax
1esAtain=the Gcae7sl character CT the MARKET
~ ban f1n!es. .Innes, Hough 4 Co.,
y. EESEs: Tsx1s., "a Joan Kelley.
The market closes dull. But steady and fsu ut tAe
tol1ovtng quotations.:
i1ime 70
inferior to siedai. Ssst1 ssa
VIC note The following 1raassctio2s:
CATTLE SAILS TO-DAY.
MltMI Sohe soid Hxtnan t Is heao common Cows,
iasfs.ln leashs S assa choice Cows aud ueltcrs,
snss bought u hcsd ias1 pusehesa' stock aye7ax-
sn,th beaslt ii head Cow. and steers. sve.asiar
Wsins 81 !, = + nneusht hesa rrtmesseers
! HOGS-TAe market Opened active aud continued
thrs up to three O'clock By wtth time the peas were
, 1866-12-05
FROM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO.


oALf1HonE. Novem ber u 1sEH.
The arrangements just effected by the Bal
ttmore q Ohio Railroad, in the lease for
twenty years Of the Central Ohio Road, Is
one that can be mnde very advantageous to
Western merchants In shipping produce both
to Baltimore and to Europe. The two roads
joining each other at Wheeling, and extend
lng rom Baltimore to Columbus, in Ohio, q
distance Of SIG miles, will now be worked as
one road and will, in fact, with the
connecting link between Lima, on the
Fort Wayne Road, and Columbus, form
grand through route, botl for Passengers and
frelSht, between Chicago aud kaltimore/ OF
az the railroads IN Ohio, the Centfafi nus long
been the favo!ite one for the conveyance q
Western produce, owing perhaps to Its i'd
Columbus. In fact, the road has been SO bur-
dcned with business that its rolling stock,
literally provided 1s 1t 1Eas, has long been
Inadequate to the demands made upon 1t.
THIS Will now be remedicd. By the terms
Of the new arrangement, the Baltimore and
Ohio Road is TO furnish irom its locomotive
works ut Mount Clnre, near Baltimore, large
number OF new cars and locomotives, which
are to be placed at once upon the Ohio end
OF the road. and which viii enable the Ceu.
tra1 Ohio Road to transmit ali the freight
that may be offered without delay. The
whole route will be worked as one road by
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Company,
md With all the energy with which that
spirited corporation has always manifested
III conducting its own long line. Tie con.
solidation Of the two roads Is due to the sa~
gacity and foresight Of john W.Garett, Esq,
who stands at the head Of railroad men In
this couutrV
, 1866-12-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M0NETARY,

TCEsnAf EyESEG. December 4.
Most Of the bauks report an increasing demand,
and owing 10 the continued shipments Of CTR
rcney eastward 10 make exchange
nearly half million per day-lhc market is grad
uaalS working closer. Deposit lines arc running
down, aud there IS qnlic a failing Oft in the vol.
nmc OF currency a. compared with two weeks
stuec. Paper IA narrowly ecrutiuixed but The lest
names tcd the market easy at 10 per cent. In
tho open market there II rather more doing Good
ramss arc negotiated al l. per cent, hus inferior
signatures cannot be discounted for less than l5G
1sper sent per annn1n.
Eschsnge confines scarce aud firm. Tho
amount making Is insignificant. and nearly all
the banks are shipping currency-aou1e OF them
to largs amount. Between hanks occasional
sales arc raade al 10 cents premium. The counter
Eates arc atm at par buying aud l-10 premium,
selling.
Flour wa7 quiet at previous rates. Wheat
opeccd 1c higher, but the advance WAS not s1a-
tained. Corn opened tolcrably strong, hnt Euhae-
qacntly rceeded e3shc. Oats advanced lGs:
RE WIS dull. Barley was neglected Whiskey
declined 1r. Provisions we7c du1l. Mess Pork
declined, 50Q 75c. Lard was heavy and easier.
Wool waa ncctccted.
Gold Was tf1Ee lower in Nav York to-day. II
opened al 1i0st, advanced to III 4, and eioaea at
1lcss. The following quotations were received
by HDyd Rrcs Enld np6 Cfark- Irokpras
, 1866-12-05

The San Francisco Morning IuH aunounces
the death In that city of noted mountain
character, Thomas L. Smith. Of whose
often heard. Hc was kentuckian born, and
nearly seventy years of age when he gave in
his check. The Cal says Of him:
Ii s.ry s he Sse9s sDs ~ u tns As
Ianped fnu j leave, 6unied bnfaio, aad ionrht n:
dians on he }.ont1er and thc hftnesses of the
Rocky MonnttiAs.. While leading the life Of q
rronrsafncer, he Sfs!tcd neaEIy evcsy portion of
ihe country Tying between The Alssit.i2pi River
snl lie TaciAc Oeenn, and the Red River Of The
North and Mexico on the South {I1c acquired the
i,neuace CT The Pawnees, Sioux, sho.honee,
u,ah. i;ahvnnt, Crows, Blseklect, Tavaios,
mud other tribet, and became q chief In thc
Gtsb tribe. ip, 1ss7, while tfapptng Oh The head
rnn,usplopt, his psrt5 was stacked " = band OF
soyiac iudlaot. During the battle that followed,
, 1866-12-05

Smith was Shot In the leg, the bones of which
~ete shattered so badly HAT Smith became sals-
ted. AS no1e Of Ills comrsaioos had he courage
leccteat5 to undertake the job, Smith performed
Tue atnputatton himtc|f As wonderful asi II nay ap
and formed . very good stump, It was Ills
fact that gave him rho name OF Pec-leg Smith. In
1Ss9 he xi.ied California for the hsst time, and
here shortly after 'he county came into he pos
session Of tho United siatea. Fonr OF i've years
ago Peg-lcg wst haoitue Of Montgomery saeel
About three years ago be begun to decline, and
Tas frnl)y compelled 10 take mp bis abode Ia The
Slty Hospital, where he fingered until be died
, 1866-12-05

The following fables ahow The movement In
prodnce during the week ending December /,
ard f1om JanuA1y ist TO data, with comparative
etaust1cs.
EECEtPTs or LEAp1Eo ARTICLES At cE1cAoo FOR
IHE wEEK ESnS0 pEGENpkR /, AND 1HoA JAN
uANY 1sr IN ntrf.
, 1866-12-05
CHICAGO DuY GOODS MARKET.

TCEkDAK EVENING. December !. 1876.
The nty Goods market shows u little reors aniraa-
t!ou With erucr feeling. snd the Indications thaI
the volume OF trade during the current week w1l be
In e1tess OF lxt Of the week previous There Is 10
materisl change In pr!ces. though there Is nrner
tone to The market Nc quote closing prices aa fol-
towss
, 1866-12-05
G1lICAEu DAll.f AIAfLKEr.

INSles QT Gs1nfR reported III thlt tnaTk<t report
arr Matte on the e7Hfs OF tstatr (4e} storage nu,rss
o.htrirtse ekprsSted.
..--....- TEspAS EVENING. December 1, 1861
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N EElGnIs-Ihs{ {ouoH,nr
"a Ila tQH{ tsIt1 TIC E1atGru faada. 80
, 1866-12-05
Three Porous Burned 70 Ueqth

Three Porous Burned TO ucath-
P7TfDGHGu, December 8.-By the burning at
Oil tty, last evening, Of small frame house near
he depot, occupied b 5ohn Donovan, aa uid nan
and boy aged eleren yesrs, were burned to death.
, 1866-12-05

4 meeting oi pork packe1a and shippers WAS
held this afternoon, In the Office Of 4. E. heut s.
Co.. Washington ttrcct. Colonel r. II. Hongh
presided Ind stated the objec:s Of the meeting
10 be 10 take some uni.cd ne'ion By whtch the
rates Of freight might be reduced hetwecn this
city and the sea ports, go that Chicago dealers
and shippers may stand Gu an equal footing with
other Western cit1es.
/ On motion. committee. consisting OF Ncss7s.
S. A. kent, c. II. Mixer, E. D. Raymond and A.
j. Hoagland, With 1Ee President of The meeting as
Lhaisu,an4 was appointed 10 conFu1t with tho
freight agents on thu various lines going cut Of
Chicago.
On motion, the committee wore instructed to
officially Inform ZACH agent Of freight routes 10
meet Them for consultation tomorrow afternoon
tTcdnesday}. 1t p m, IN the office Of the Mlehl-
gsn Southern Railroad, On Clark st.eet.
The meeting thcn adjnafned, subject TO the call
OF the Secretary.
, 1866-12-05

com n ERGIAL.


TrEsnAr EsE1So, December 4, 1865.
The following tables show tho recclpts aud ehlp-
mtnts Of produce during the past twenty -four
hunIs:
, 1866-12-05

"cstelh Associated Press iu this city, t
tnal.y rainy The action Of tho Exccutiv
seMhittee, las It has been already Ea.if,e
~ haneteen't~cntieths Of the Journals q
WHICH IL Is coMpcsed(, some time during TIL
present month. We trust that there will Il,
lul' attendance. II the publishers of m,
western journal wish to put their Lusiacs
Nhdcr the control Of an irresponsible ring. il
AcW York city, with the assurance thar i,
The corree OF few months tlIcy will he lrC
IN the lurcli, VIC can only express our syn,
pathy for their crcditots
Reduction of TAXES.
Secretary Mc(,ulloch,s 1,rnnrt c,,t.;,
| ihfee centrc ideas around which, all ~,
| s.,.,..,. VI ou' Ic
"l eutieuce. payment OF The Nationa
] ~au 's1"et.ou u fcaefa4 taxation. q,
W." 80, W. 'aoo. poluss-enffeneS and taxation
49,. :. ~. souuu alu )uose'ous mind Will en-
$3.50 ~ ."s na't, 'he recommendations ans
~. ~ tnc eeeseea'5' Many men may
Nv peseenc 'ne Necessity Tor paying OF
w ~ "ao'e Oh the National debt
~ ~ san. Eeueta.'oh "acn contracted it
~ ~ ~ ~ 'east nai1 oi IL go over II
sAs neAt senesation. as they VIII derive ever
this generation whose yalor and sacrifice
saycl il, because thew will 1m morn nu,n.,
! sors, more wealthy. aua possess ,ar,vcr ,nt ~
csts to be benefited by a staple f;orrrn
,nent, lnscd on equal rights and
continental in its scope mud area,
The next generation has moi done much far
I the present one, and las not indicated do.
sire to have the debt paio of during this
generation. Twenty-Five yeass from no,r
there will be eighty millions of inhabitants
in the United States, whereas there arc but
I thirty y-ife millions NOW and the taxable
| wealth Us that period will certainly be four
I times as treat rs the present wealth. Con.
s.guent:y, it will be four times easier for the
| People Of the next generation TO pay off thc
! the debt thSa for ours to do it. for their
| strength and RESOURCES will be- that rnurh
cre:lter than ours ut this time,
What tie people now want is n rtdue,aon of
ftxation, and ali the Secretary savs in tb,,
behalf will be ful!y endorsed Dy the uh,1o
body af tie peopIe- But he does mt statn
or cstiu.atc how much IA axation mnv hc safely
iemjitcl. uc estimates the surp}ns rcrcnr..
| If the last nine months of tl, nrcscut fiscal
| car at eighty millions if the ,,rescn, rot,.
III taxation be maintained nntil tbo
Grst OF next july. But no bc ;s
l,abitualIr Inclined to Underestimate ~.
| cripfs and ovrrcstimate cxnen,1;tnrcs -
| is perfectly safe. from The data which ne
presents. to cstimatc the surplus nj n I'll,
hundred millions. In other ,rords t,,c
present revenue is onc hundred md THIRTY
I three millions a wear 1arrer tbrn thc vnnts
Of the Government rrnn;+r AVID that a.,
after udyanciur millions to In ann,;ca IN
I pavn,rpt of tI,e debt. Icr. il t,,e ,er;t;.a1
, 1866-12-05

~ The So ciety OF the Alumni Of the Fir-
ginin Military Institute, have inausurated a
movement to erect memorial In honor 0!
the rebel General Stoncwall jackson. II Is
proposed to erect at the Institute memorial
chapel, and in the centre erect marble
statue Of the "great Christian hcro,'' as he
is described IN the plan Of the committee
In the same chapel will be placed mura] tab
lets Of marble bearing tho names Of tht
, pupils who were killed In the secession army
,. n We have received from the publisher.
= COPY of tho work by Judge Jameson, o
.Chifago, just Issued, entitled "Thc Coustt
,tutibnal Convention; It's History, Powers
!!and Hodes:ef Proceeding" The subject
,,.Shieh Is one Of great, and in many respect!
!tof sslfTaF=;s;; Interest, has never before, VI
belfyc, been trcatea. In an Independent
won ffz-HF-e R*eresse4 atsss-an examination o
f-the book, to refer to it moro at leught, I
3o4k, and is for sa1G b S:1. 6riggs { Co.
Y tbjea:.1f fis s7:,.,-- o1n1e-sI
, 1866-12-05

Hero tho market was quiet at 1so0t41-cloaing
about 1l04. Silver WAS nominal at 12sge1s0 buy.
ing-the upper figure iUr large.
Tie Public Funds wern trile better in New
York to-day. The long Skies advsneea u, The
Flye-Twenties were H. higher. seEen- Thisttss
wcre without essential change, The following
shows the closing prices today, compared with
, 1866-12-05
Nnyl
Chicago City Seycns...... u

London ad.fces Of to-day noon, rt1 The cable,
quote Fise-Iwentes 10lf.
Tho condition OF fnanctaI afhirs In Cinclu-
natt does not change much. Bankers haro as
deid classification as ever, and eet as much Of
really eclect cuson,crt' paper as they wsut. hates
OF interest nrc steadily maintained, and those who
driven to the street to make their negotiations
have to pny ettrayag1nt figures.
The New York Shipping Ist observes:
Ths money plarEet le easy At e@7 . cant for
exccpuons al az fos special siguatures- -short-
da!ea~up to for good to fai5 names; me- We anots:
1oans On eai stuck securities.
Lotus Gu tord and mdttsusc..-.. --,.. .....6Gt7
reime endorsed bills, s6a4 monshs. hs..-..,....7ads
Htfzs-class t1hgtc @ names. gar
o&hct good hf1s.. seA9
-Tae demand for money In Milwaukee Is light
J ard the market l. easy al 10 per cent. Eastern
exchange continues Etafce. md counter rates are
| quoted at Il d'scount to par buying, and s.GA
premium ceiling.
The New York Erea.nq Poh OF Saturday re-
masks:
Tbs loan market shows syaptons Of esowtps
commcrcisl credits. The cursent rate for demand
| accomn oiatton on Government kecuritiIe Is 6
and easH oWea So Fsea
the abundance Of idle capital That large aa1ennts
are ief; with the brokers at low rates, and the dis
f1scly IS one ef the causes which tends viii osscrs
TO increase this plethora ct capital seeking cna-
piesnens on call For choice bills the rate Ia
The CaMn,eretc{ ddr<rtfstr Of the sanao date
tsys:
Outside specu1ators tave, ia many cases, been
too severely mairacd By late 1osses 70 allow o.
have, il % some % ias,snses, COM. sesed snesr nnst
! nsss upon margins. But while these causes tend
t9 limit s2seala1Se H. IT tsaT.astlo@s .as y here + sun
, 1866-12-05
CHICAGO CATTLE HARRIET.

OFFICE or sHE CHICAGO TErgCSI,l
MONDAY EvKAI*a, December 1, 1A6. {
REEF CATTLE.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shIpmsI.s OF Live stock during The week up to this
evening. - reported BY the Secretary Of the UnIcu
Stock 1srd Company:
Carc.e. Hcgs. Sheep
, 1866-12-05

dtek and CO cot appear on the market A cargo OF
conrss K8lamAzoo, tnclucug some Hern1ocE, sold xt
st7.pn.
in the yards there u chauxc II pr1rfs. We cog
unEe to quote:
, 1866-12-05

HLEAEf1E1
y. T. Mi1ls &--........AA
Wauasutta +s..,..,...8X
n.ts3 +@...-.....-...S
White Iscck 4-4.......E4
Ntt1, A-4..............-11h s
" s-s....s..........9
Mas Hnytlle 4-a-.......NA
Bay Mills |........,S3H
Aldroscoggtn +l.....3ik
F.-.,,@
faneGu 1-s-.,.......~.S
4+...,.,.,,.,9
, 1866-12-05

BaaneF.......>....+... 2jH
LnTrrucc. cc.........+-.. NH
stark 4-............. Il
Appleton +4........- 3lH
Mf1tierd E......4... GH
Nashua a...,..,.,,,,... y
Indian Head {-a.--... n
Cabot j 4-4......... u
A1lan..c i-..........N =
AlnoskrAZ +l-....... 2lt
salmon Falls 4-l..... II 4
AcaEam + .-s...... i9ii
Appleton y -9...... 70
lAinals 4 t4........ 70
swift River a3...... IS
1eppescil E........,-. Z ::
kkss...ss>%ss -
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, 1866-12-05

t11I,a4t,@.B
1nexpCndCd
} for some
1At.a Tor The
, 1866-12-05

amonhf o.. oL.:;..,..'..-.....;.-:..;.. Ell. :sg6
This atn0rat WILL he some AhAt Increased by
virtue OF rfe provisions Of the acts Of june and
duly Is, 1876.
CONFIRMATION OF CLERKS.
The compensation to the clerical forcp OF the
department Is email for he service rendered, and
Insufficient for tic support, in manner hecom-
lns their position. Of the clerks and their
are injndously atectcd by or expanded currency.
With the sulfnG high prices Tor rents ana the ne.
crssstics Of lite. tie struggle Of such as have low
salurtee and dcpeEdent families ia extremely &C.
we're. 1sis compensation on the part OF the Gov
ernment 10 those 7ho faithfully seryc it Is u1-
doubleday the tcat policy.
EXTENsE5 AND EsrtAATEs.
The available resources Of the department
EoT the tscal 5ear el1f12s; juno -, lSe6 .
@EIV
Expenditures 6.a2
, 1866-12-05

OEEgtuDCE Z.
Low grades Flour steady better brands lower
and dull Wheat tame. Corn. lower ct $i.1i
niIoas. Oats guiet.
, 1866-12-05

1Ic~e Fnrk-Na:ket dull E1t 1+s;3c lover. Safes
Ecse 70 ers, 4 ST e. ~ tsfs Aew fesk S'aaaasN
hfle do al esscs 10 b1s do eier n%1t week. Vt *I551
del-clas1EE With sellers aE 411. y, cash.
lr1mc 1frxA PorA-sales esc: y brIs At $500.
t;rccr 1Ientr-~aies were: ITO pcs Hat,s At SIC
Rough EtGxt-Salts Wezt: I3.q01 Css l! ttyA In