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, 1866-01-01
Gohernn1F1rt Sales,
r ARGF SALE orr G ~,

ARGE SALE OF G. S. ORD
s1ct,:. 1t,SANGE a PRoPERrY;- be sold at public
a1sHon oyI 4 McC1ciland, zueuoneer, 1t Anexheoy
ntsMa A. Mn1 Ht;.nn;g rs 4 10 ocls< :
VIZ s uoo Cannon ~ Upper Easement Enr7iaFes
ST. ts1n; - : Ell Ast!lety Harness FofslSs
2M1nstkess and Kines new and repaired 13a07 O. D.
Masfeis md M R9sa G ny ~ FePsssd Fof
~ BteeGh Loadinx ana other Calbines is Coii,s
M1. ~ Slsfps e. Raes II Sporting hiies; M Shot
Tsise.uiss md swoId :,is5 Errol7ets: Ls5s sssiM
tnd swords 4.no sets Cavity Acrsnuemeurs sao1
!es5 tntsn.r! Aseen1ements; 3soo sadie. Cavity
dies Hot,e InshrS Gn1sy ~ A2sse nS ssda
Hsa1sEts o.aa paz1s ot Aftllcy D.nsss 100 NJ
Powder Cannon. musknt. rte 1nf Sporting 3!incou-
p1efs ssts 81 Iron paris sassT :s
g ions es1 and Antmony n pigs. type metal lol
MlGn2ht Iron A1ies 3Ao9 na Lsed Dsoas; tttko
ea1btnes, DC. 1a lot Of ARTILLERY implements md
af; aiaExeiot e Too!s ND Machines. '-
within len DAYS Aftnf the sal6-
terms cast. Z. II. Z. WHITLEY
1t. Col. Of 0rdn2ncA md BIT, UEiR. Cen n 4 arr,v
AHernen5 'afsen0. de0cl3-l1t
, 1866-01-01

A. wc have already stated, ihe trade during the
year just closed has been remarkably dull The ac-
i've Speculation which pseraaled fof upwards Of n
year previous to Jannary, 1854 eutlrely
disappeared, and the demand has
bcen confped 10 the consumptiye demand. L. ri11
b. seeu by the table Of prices given above, High
this point 1he5 gradually 1ell t IN Nay they weze
eo!d as low n< $L21i. The cAuee Of this decline
u1f the unuilllngneee Of parties 70 hold them IN
consequence Of the liability Of seizues By Govern.
mcnt. In June, July and August the market ruled
quiet. but there wns a gradual improvement In
prices, and tn November they we1c sold as high a.
Es.97H-lhe highest figure resctcd. Since then the
Tendency has been downwatds, and the demand has
been almost wholly confined 10 the wants OF the
local trade.
There IL onc feature Of the trade that deserves
notice, as It is somewhat remarkable. plstiliers
seem 10 prefer 10 cell Hishw7Dcs on which they
have paid tax OF " per gallon at fs.l5. rather
than fcl1 1t In bond 1t &c per gallon. We very
well understand why buyers prefer to parehato
wtnes IN bond; for they edFe-xa-W per gallon On
the leakage which takes place before the tax is
paid: and they also save the interest on the money
ior The tux during that p:rtod but why the distE
Ter should pretos to keep bis Wines On hand at &C
per gallon thaH to hold them, running The risk
Stf 1pnl lAfs ~
, 1866-01-01

Gerrit Smith has finally commenced lis
Ing bis damages At &C, 900. The suit Is eu-
tered In the United States Circuit Court ba-
fore Judge Drummond, Mr.. Smith IVES will
ing 10 forrgo the suit II TnE TKrBuNR would
publish reizsetiou dictated BY himself, and
most humiliating IN its wording. This TIE
TRIBUNE sefuAcd 10 do; and zepublishcd Il
LIBEL to to show that It did mot ehargr stmu-
lation Of insanity upon Smith. It cleaslx
chaSred him, however, with fussinoss, lnba-
ciiity, intense eeotlsm, moral covardlce and
Waking rcfuge8 IN IN asylum, whsn lahn
Browns catastrophe placed bin in apparent
reri!. If Smith wauts TO prove that % Mas
insane, and i not get quite recovered, lot htuE
stick to bis suit. He has been q uowspapoe
parasite all his 'lte; and this attempt to get
s'damages'' out OF publisher viii only dam
are Unsatisfactory 1tr1A..
, 1866-01-01

been .he rezp ption Of quits 1umhe1- Of peaches
direct from the south. part,cn'arly from Atiauts
md viinl1y.
The tbde continued tair up 10 the mIddl. Of De-
rhsr, ~t.u 1t lost Life and sp stt from Ii, causes
alteadY referred to.
Berries, &c.
Tie finer epeciee Of Guits, berries, cherries,
NLms, Sc, have been IN iA.e inquest throughout
tle :. ason, but The supp, u ee4erallJ u .ht The
rece:tta Of ther1fes are about uneeighth those Of
ls1t year. and Of blackbesies and raspberi.s anoni
one-iourth. P!uns are in b,Ier secei..s, and do
not hu much beloN the supply u List year.
WEENx pn1cx or DRIED YHUIr n lS5
, 1866-01-01
SEEDS.

lcsps steadily increasing each succeeding yca,, aad
VI ind thar there ucre reeeited uunu; ths yc.r
leE6. i2,1F3Eh be. acxi1st i0.e74~H6D during ahe
aboui ~ cn,5 IN pt cent. Our aellsrs have llsge-
" ,cpded the tsd Of ,hclr o,serlt:oas, through
Eel md South and Eurupe ha lesa ca!lct in
Lave bce, b on1 me: :eautA 10 Scot and ana F7,o,
Ind no doubt cech srceeedlue year will witness 4
gradtally increasing dnse'opReut tbt. way. The
lie lhip1ncns Icing y e.i 20 per crut Of the re-
ceip,s 1be1r a1e our Lilsced Gil facEorics here in
attise opera lon, whteh annually consn.os large
quantl,ie- ofF1az.sed.- The oil made h.so has q
Eeod reputation all over The country, bosh Kat md
Nttt, End The tfllde is constantly Increasing
The following 'Ahlcs chow the wetkty receipts
and th,t mems Of Seeds during the year 1856:
, 1866-01-01
RTJTsTEH

Thess has been no marked. feature Of The buster
market tor the year Just closed. THIS trade ha> e1-
hinied m advance IN GroHth, "hich Has 70 be ex.
pec'ed nom the generally improved condition and
expansion OF our commerce. The receipts aud
khipmtnts are considerably In e1ccea Of tnose Of
laal year, and aggregate Is follows;
Pounds
shipments for 1866. s85............... 4G5s AZ
II the early part Of The yeas there vas consld-
ctab1c demand from tho armies In lhe fltld. and
When The rebellion collapsed and trade with The
Souih beesnae nee and unrestricted. the demand Tor
the supply Of the sontnern markets became active.
There has also been heary demand nom The Eat,
and large shipments have .gone to Eastern cities,
ihese to be feet1pped 70 the European markets.
The lew Territories Of Colorado, 1dahu, ,A1azona and
New Mexico have also required large supplies.
In Tic cEt;y pail OF November the market be-
came more qa!ei the shippers neszly all wsthdrew
ftom the market, and the supplJ continuing liberal
pnces steadily declined. The chief cause OF this
reaction "a 70 be found In the fact that act1ve COM
petition had run prices up 70 such hlgh figure as
.e Leave no mafgs9 upon which to operate; Hence
part ol the year the market vas Quiet, and pFees
constantly exhibited downward tendency.
Tie following table shows the weekly price OF
choice butter in Chicago during 1866:
, 1866-01-01
OF H1G0NiEH
THREE TLAA.


The following table shows the weekly p.tcea Of
Hsh~ines In thif market for three Year, past:
, 1866-01-01
Gin, Nuttces
CORPORATION NOTICE.

" U1YICx OF TfiK HOARD o. PTHtYC W0EEK
CAEA1c~ Ike. ~ lS6a-
HheTe4A the Common Council or the Ctsy OF chi
opened fr2m ta1lina 10 Reulea atrfet, running saE
and E<st through Lots and "a yeck ~ Csaal Trus
teess Subdivision OF ~ec- 4 r. -. Il II:
Aov. Ihe1eore. public nottce y hatby given 70 ~
persons Interested. that the Commissioners OF khA
Board OF fuctic Works will neet at Kooua No. Is. u
The Court ou4- IN said city, thr sixth day OF
nat5. Lee At the hour Of 10 ochck ~, 1s.ass kaa
fred. toseihtr with the OF the proceeotnxs bv
Etuson Of the doing nf such work and the Ak2nE Of
81 contemplated Improvement.
The Fes erl description OF the 1Aud to ba concerned
strip Of lsnd .txteEn fert Vas r1lniag s3e5 -
teea Fuhtvxlcn See ]. T. ., R. II ftoru P.ul!na t.
R<ubeC Btfe4tx snidNxY between Maa{aps WaxrAn
atrestl. J. q. GiHDkIA.
FRED. LETE,
o. J. RO3E,
Commissioners OF tho Board OF Pnbns Hos1n
, 1866-01-01

Tho tsude in Broom Corn Is cadf1y increasing
eseh sncreed1nc year, and Chicago Is regarded
~ beng The best and largest market for broom
tom IN The country. TIE Canadian AMI Easesn
demand Is nearly altogether supplied he:e, Il
matter 10 be regretted that no ssa:lstss OF the re-
tie part ten or twelve years have been
kept. The receipts during The year Is 5
we're 64s7: go Ds, equal to lsit tons, and tho
the patt season Nas hr:e, aud Of average good
qunhty, although the proportion Of real fine corn
wa4 less thAn usual. lhe current prices Of good 10
seek u naIkei, wcze ss5c00 .4se5o0 but alter The
crop came Ia, the market dropped to $10u0 t175o0
al ihont which the market now s.ande. A teJ
fine article, su1abie ioF making whisks and brushes
would probably bring fs1V,m,
1ho following tables show the reeklv ,aca,n,,
and shipments Of Broom Com du1in ms xas.s
WEEKLY RECEIPTS OF 1uooA Cow -.
, 1866-01-01
propnsB!a.
r L. & TT. GIBSON r. R.,
&eafed Proposals for Bridge.

Hu 110PUsHIs 1Uf Ofluyes
EsanKaa's UryrCR l., L. r. o. X e. Co,e
LAWaKNCK, kAs., Nov. 9Th, lSSa, (
sened proposals. Will be received At the otce Of ta
LaNrtncc, Esusas, until noou Of ~
MONDAY, January 1st, 1863,
For putting tn the foundations sad building the snut-
mems and r.ers Tor the faiIroa bridge OF ths eop-
renJ aE1os6 the Kansas ftyer It Lawrence
fl1po aEd specifications may bt seen 1t the CON.
pahy'a odct a. LwFe0ce, further Information OBJ
famed BY addfessn< r. J. Cann1f, Sec,y l., L. FL9.
L. R. Co.. at LaHre0ce.
The Company reserves the right to decline nil htz
should they be deemed tn high
Enclosures containing hds ahould BE- endorsed ~Pro-
posa1s." JOIN n VLI3T.
desy{06 ct Eus's sup't T.. L. Fr.G. RH.
, 1866-01-01

The Lake fish trade for the yeur ju.t closed has
kept even pace with our general commercial pros
points has been nearly equal to that Of Last yesr,
and OF good quality. Tho suspension OF the arnny
oe1nand produced little Or no effect, a. previous 70
ihe oi the var The principal supplies for that
ihe season, The increased wants Of orr extended
population required larger supply than usual, and
The Trade continued more active throughout what Ia
ually termed the dull season, th1n was eve,
known before. The high price Of meats doubtless
had much 10 do IN producing this resnt. The tair,
mild weather which prevailed during tho fall
months, BY preventing slaughtcrinz contributed to
prolong the ttadeio an unusually Late period. Tho
ptIcts hAse ucluatcd somewhat bu. generally ruled
about the EAme ~ last year.
lhe following table show3 the receipts OF Lake
Fffh Tor keyen yeAts:
, 1866-01-01
RattrDlnS.

SHlCAGO, IOWA AND NE
~ BRAsEA RAILROAD
D i v ID E n D.
HEldeud OF Five Dollars TEE ahase ffea OF Gov
efnmsnt ta1. has Oeeu declared the Capltl stoct
loving pIAsr4. "
AZ siosaheldet. residing east OF Chicago. 1t tho
Secretary. It CLINTON, Iowa
Tho uAusfer books Of ihe COMPANY will ho closed
January, 15S4. JANIS N MAM. ssc3Y.
bs9l '1>2' s'
, 1866-01-01

~ "
FRElEHTS.

FREIGHTS.
The following table shows the weekly rates OF
freight on Wheat and Corn to Buffalo and Oswego,
md fopsth-c.ass goods 10 New York:
WEEKLY ATks. OF TnNGHT-LAKE, RAIf, And
FAIL AND LAKE DURING TIE YEAR 1865.
To To New Totk.
To ButA1o. 09~tEo. Fourth Glass
, 1866-01-01

were ~ o00 barrels Of lfghwtnea ii store il this
city. Now fbe stock is reduced to 4 very small
nmount-etarrel. worth mentioning.
The amount OF HIEhwines manufactured in this
city during the year iB6s IL only 514 balcs eqnsl
to 6,5sa gallons. In 1853 there were manufactured
n this city "a hrit, and In 1854 Is s55 hrA. The
following table shows the auonnt in1n efaetuEed for
4 series ofyears:
AMOUNT OF HlGnwESEs MANUFACTURED III cu-
, 1866-01-01
HEck117s OF LUMBxR, su1x0LLs, LA1u, ETC. +
CucAQa yQR KlluTKEN YEAEs,

The following table shows the receipts OF Lnm-
bct Shingles and IAth in Chicago ior eighteen
, 1866-01-01
ECErTs OF H1UuWxEs ToR 1H1nrEEN YEARS.

The following table shows the rccelpts and ship
menla Of uighwines At Chicago for series of
Seafe:
, 1866-01-01


The rear opened upon busy and active market.
as layge quantities were sent forward to supply bf
necessitles Of The United States Qnartetninitefi
department. The demand continued good unt1
April, hen the suspension of active military opel
ratfons, and The eubsequept dIabaudment Of Cd
armies caused general staxnattou md decline u
prices, Since that time the market has ruled tus
and 1nonolonous, and prices haze been unusuaN
steady. The demand from the Lake Superior T.
g1ou+ and the lumber country, has been ifght sd
less hns been shipped to other points.
: The heavy rains In the spring, snd early suuue1,
were very injurious to The crop and les. wl4cut
than usual; and escn much Of what was sesatcd.
was knved In a damaged condition. P1aiT Hay
suffered most ffom ibis cause. and large ,fopoF-
uona1 depression, and pt1ces declined heavily
The ruling prices Of pressed timothy a. vhole-
sale at the opening and elosing Of the year. mi on
the lst Of July, were a. followa:
Jnly Nt' iooo o:.s.....''.'...'..'....-' 4a29.!3un
ItntAfS ISL leGG. 1asV4la.b0
The shipping bus1ncss Of the year has' 'lardfy
been 70 prosperous ard active as for ten preceding
feasons; bu1 there bus been geat increast IN tho
city demand. The vnrfous stock Jads fu
The c,fy.. consume annnany from eeven
10 eight thousand tons, and thls branch Of the
ttadE Is Increasing yCfy fapl8lV, !
, 1866-01-01
DRIED FRUITS,
AFSHfn

The mnrI,et for c,on.val drio3 fn;ts haa o+ I-ot
,ce itn n,,r " tta,s,fa s -
os biC', s. y gset s. NE sety neL sap
Rs Rs rsa ag ;aa H. tf o s;s sGasuH ~ eeen
TIA snnle ernn shnmph not = f,Ifnrr ho been
auS 1PpS ~. uGIka i ~. lanalt, e ueeo
ihas th,. srs., - ..ttf ru, 1,n. Wien ~ a,a iol
th nzn 1T .,a siaa VII. y. W.
!ns. !s aae lnutS s.1 q mf aeenstoMea sHEFy ron
eaat lTeao1 "ou{a nase otea sese1ely lei1esen II
ntue! loeamses aao lpEHtsne9 lneH nsnai tpplies.
at,ns nH LIZ ~ ~ ~ cm tosS. r. e1eEpn some
, 1866-01-01
0FFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QUARTER3iASTER
Foer LkAyKyWoRrU Kausax

I ,
! PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
ss NJ IN ps tseeyta .s th!s oa,ee
trausoe rtason Of military supplies during the year 1s
n.s 6 s.ss:sss
e a9s
4 eeft. e .Sps e .s sfo s
:ffsae3 a9a e., & e aai -
Es,ss ,S, sag ri, r. 10 poaua.
months rom April September Inclusive. @ oi iAS ysr az
y the stag kansAs and the town af Kansas, In ths
et + p n, pSs, O. 3 ses
q ;enn sn e g
igpated i that Tsf1toy Fort Gasiand. I'd . ~
sassss sss .ssy e ',: Fl
nsespors ..ia saoses ID eseh of ne months ro AF1
=
to s1y posts .tatoas taa NJ msy 6s ssta6shed
u shsI Ie,tto1y and to saen posts stations sy
IS e Rss n5 6
IT, 1 III as Rss 10 5
fF9n jung e. November inclast!c. O tho ysaz lSsd
ss 81
or Rouss s. :. and ZOO go pounds Rouse ao
pne ianSe, e ~ sssse
,5dssIs mould FIR their name. In fu =. w.,, =.
tso Or mora sespenssie peeaas
E1sssneenE tnas II case contract q awafdod ioe
e ssss7s R:s' re
Is ssz' 81 81. y sdsss ne
IA ass = smosss Ct bonds required from tho contractors
O. kaa's q sa: Sa
/. S.''''-'.'...........s.......-. 1o.o0u
Satisfactory svidepcs of ibs fo5 mi a9o9
eash hddsf md person offered aesa5 VII s 9.
T4STns.,. n1st he +ndo,-nh.
, 1866-01-01

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
: We arr ipdst.ed to S. c. Msson, E.q.. CanA
Collector 1or the following abstract Of tho arsels
=. ftt1tve,. snu ahirped OVER ihc Illinois Michigan
: Canal fer the seaaonR 1SG5, Ts, md s.:
aR.ck1I1s pr IuE I1l1Ao1s AxD MICHIGAN CAzaL
:, FOE iuNEK rkAR4.
, 1866-01-01

O"HN"rs
e operations
,e yArIs&:
$IG2if.EAm
, 1866-01-01

sinea our last annual review, there has been 4
decrease Of one tn the number OF aleyators-fhAt
or Howe, Robbins T. Perry, which was as4uoyed
BY IRE On the 9Th nf Augaat iast-
1he FoI1oHtns Is schedule Of the warehouses
, 1866-01-01

LAKE COMMERCE.
The following tables 1how the receipts and ship
1nepss oi leading articles OF produce, By akc, for
the years 1865 81 and '63:
aEcx1r7s or LEADING ARTICLES NJ LAKE ToR
, 1866-01-01

We have seen no returns for t~o yeara Of the
manufacture Of niEhwinee in ST. Lonis.
To show the comparative growth OF this uade in
the West, ~e give 0clow table showing the IT.
ccsptE AZ Chicaco, ST. Louis and Cincinnati for 4
teI7ez of ycazs.
RECEIPTS OF Hsax1xEs At CHlcAoo, st. LoC1H
, 1866-01-01

ITO MASONS.-Proposals for con-

ITO ALASONS.-Proposals for con-
l. structpk Well Chamber for The New Engine ar
the ChIcngo T1ter Works.
O1yICH OF TH1 Roam az PCBLIo WoRKxt
CHICAGO, December p 19G3
se4ed tInpoasls VII q received By the Boafo OF
hh.1sa5y h.t. z sn feI H. construction of Vel Cha
lnicaEo HAtT WORKS. according to spec1dcxtious hero
on ole md ready for eI4Mnatson.
The Well Chamber will be OF br1cf. cytfndrie.l Ii,
tor, feet 70 a6K feet external diameter Rnd Il fes
nieh the walls to be 2feets inches 70 feet gnehe1
Psooeala must Be- addressed to the Roar. OF Puh4ft.
works, hdoFsed Proposals. for Well chamb-F~ end
ue1 TO he approved By the Ho1fd. 'NA
Jne Foafd reserve the right releet anyor all bids
ano no bio Nl pe 4cctpttd unless the Hoty rtcep1r
esdence stttstacto to them tnas the party oeginE
Hn competent, reliable and responsible.
J. q. GINDELE.
t.J. ROSE
dss7r1s7as< Board OF Public Works.
, 1866-01-01

The t1de In Wholesale Clothing has enloyed IN.
usual prosperity during the year just closed. The
demand upon cur merchants has been larger tsan
seaeon are satisfactory. Most Of or dealers have
been energetic IN pushing their uade ia Al sert19ns
Of the country and opanig up neM, ne,g Ws-.. me
mpottsaes h.s been measnts supplied
non chts.So tRHsei1ry 1tHeiry md iiberaI, On he H., y
e11 tsithE houses, the prescnt markets nc NOT
5a1y secured, but new nelds ara being fupidiy
opened.
The taIl trade for The year cloeed suffered sotne-
what from The WalUl weather which continued unu-
Enal1y lalc, and also frum the decline in produce
which rendered people less disposed to Buy and
Iaptdly as was expected. hut take0 as 4 wbofo.
our dealers congratulate themselves upon prosper
Gus keaspn.
, 1866-01-01

The following table tho1s the amount Of High
wines manufactured N Ch!cago and st. Louis for
SeI5e4 Of yeRH:
, 1866-01-01

The cnal trade, during the past year, In common
with nearly all other branches Of business has en-
}cseo M s ,he o. We a{ G DC 9Wsd
exo1bitaut pricrs, which The dealers charged Tbs
consumers, and in addition compelled them 10 pay.
at the e1tore.ons, and every effort that mildness
could dictate used to induce the coal dealers 10
accept q fair living profit, but to no aral. They
during the past three or four years Was sufficient
protection, against the assaults OF pnblIc opinion
and consequently pntd no attention to the remon-
With a coolness perfectly provoking they told the
consumers that the receipts durug the past year
were lighter than for the twelve months previous,
and that they could either take 1t At the pnca
Or leave It. The eiollownR staIlst,cs, compiled from
the Cpftom HouGc books and other sources show
the En1ei1y Of the statements made by the dealers:
RxCEHIg OF COAL FHoN ALL SOURCES DuRtS0
r 4 n
, 1866-01-01
ANNUAL CDMMERCIALrREVIEW
cahTxSUED FROM THIRD PAGE
THE LUMHER TRADE

The follow iar tahie shows Ehercce!pts 0! Lumbcr,
Shingles, La,h, &C., hy lake for The year Is com.
pared "1th the rcccipts dus,ng The YEAR, 1851 and
lSc:
NEcEHys OF ICx1rn, suIEcLEe AID IAru III LAKE.
YON THEE TEAA3.
, 1866-01-01

1he following lahe ahcws ths weekly re.eip.s
ana shipments Of Aldes ID lhls market daring the
pat yrxf: :.
wEEKIr nEcxtrs1s ny 1,,,,xa r,,e,xa -u. xr,,
, 1866-01-01

inquiry, and 1rd Tint a. yls it IL N lch ss1p riot
20 The workmanship iurned out At the East, either
| - feca1ds r. lie or durability.
Anoug The wholesale houses in Ibis city, the fol.
lowing manufacture ihslr own Epous:-
Doo1 Axs, anox AAsEYAcxuREns.
posgstt. s:sts. 'S H. ;;T:;[. E.1uq%, s,,n.,
F.c. 1 ii. i. Wells, Eagens cSapin,
ngesss I ssSSF S,essi4, s Sss.., ssss'9
Abbott, Efsse, Kirkland i Co,
| Saunter, Dro d Co., Ra rson + Bartlett.
! The following is list Of the wholesale dealtrs
an1 Jobte1s in the city: '"'.
wuoLIsALE DEALERS AND JonnERy.
i Eonssil Nichols 4 !. II. Henderson i Co,
Co., cargo, Bill i Co,
| J:P. F.rnnu, Phelps, Dodge Co.
F.c. 4 Ii. u. Wells, Eustue Ch:p;o,
T. j. W.ber to., FisIs, Mrtlsad j Co.,
DAVIS, Sawyer d Co, smith i Leach,
SapndsIt, Bro y Co, Wills9 $; noT, n
Robert Namber, lhaL
Pearson 4 Daua+ Gore. Wilson Co.
Tie sales during the past year have been much
hssyss ,hsn IN any Prs;Gss sa. q SSs history
HATS, GAPS AND FURs.
This department Of our mercantile trade has
parity hitherto unknown. our mefcaan.s aro cor
s,antly extending their Held Of operations aud sa
IlyinR new point m The fortb. south and Vest
" tth the exception Of few months in the Jeat.
they have been crowded with o1ders and the,t
goods have gone into nearly every town, village
ana hamlet II ths %.. Eort,%ss seaehng ,T.y 70
The Fur trade hae exhibited tho same degrec of
activity as usual. due chiefly to the warm. mild
autumn n d carly winter 3aken a. whole, tho
prices Throughout hare ruled higher than last ye.r
From careful estimate Of the amount 81 bslnsss
, 1866-01-01

Total. ,,,,...........,,,,,......3 313S
The following, table shows the receipts during the
year l5Gs, estimating the nu.ount received over all
railroads. except the Rock Island, at the same as
above. This estimate will be below the exact hg-
ures as It Ia conceded all sIdes that the receipts
OF lljhofs coal have been largely in e1cess Of those
Of former years:
nrcmrs or COAL TRox ALL SOURCES uuREo
, 1866-01-01

The following Is q Ii
the trade:
American l. Smith,
Aim h Nnckey,
,Ardtnger, Day = Co.
Ansttn, c. u. & Co.,
tBoW en- Bros
! Boyle, ". Il.
! CIR On 4 Piyie,,
Downs. A. @, Co.
Davis. Sawyer GO,
Field, Palmer D. leiEe1
Fa1welL, J. v, & Co..
Field, Benedict 4 Co.
Gale It Van N5&,
Graves 4 Irvine,
Haeiell & Johflson1
/ HolHAtef h WILKINS
, 1866-01-01

The following table ehows The weekly prices OF
fine md eoar1e domestic and Liverpool ground
alum during the year 1866:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
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bon Serru 0reiBmau 3 Sabre Lap 8 nit
10 srobem Grfolg sefiibrte uStod @itp
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beute Morsen I'M 10 llbr tuie6er croft
net tutrb. 8nei enersiide unb anse>
mein betannte lunse 2eute babelt oas
4etaI iibernommen uno iper6en au, gr&
friidung einen 2un9 s'comme il fault
gum Beiten seben. gSenn mir ni6t
Slnsit 6dtteu, bur6 bas 9e6rduge Der
NfaiIe, bic fi6 BEL Der @elesenbeTt ies
benfaas beriauruelu iuirb, gu lanse aufs
9ebalten gu tueroen, iuiirhen mir es ni9t
berldurneu, uns CUR 2un@ Belt ein5us
finben. Oeun mir Iieben 9lIes, mas
gut 1T /; unb = teiue Srase - Der
2un9 miro gut. I'm
re- Gin 9utes einipdnnises 8ugeH
NIT Geldirt lit gu berfallfen. Sdberes
in Der expedition Der Sennefee Staatss
3eitun8."
re- MatuIatur gu bertaufen in Ser
Office eieies 8lattes.
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gtiiabetb Gaftleidat., Sat,,es SeIlb
unb g8. 9. .Sones muroen entIa6en.1
| Siobert u. Sole be3abite2 $14 ipegen
notoriiden llmbeftreibens.
Sid Slogan besabIte 50 fiir unor>
bentlides 8etrasen.
s. 3. &Han 9ing ms @efansniB fur
einen fteinet &aui@ : I
SObn Beatb beSablte $54 fur Ser
Iesuns ber corporations Gefese.
Sranris 9efoip mnBte in Grmanse.
lung bon 80, Die tim auferIest tporen,
ms GrbeitsBans ipasieren. S'-s
8. 81. 9fufea be3abIte SO fiir Bioers
IebIidteit sesen einen 8eanten.
9Tarb 8onbon, 6. Wfalins unb s.
8. SulIiban, ipur6en ms Srbeitsbaus
sei6idt fir 0fentli6e unmoralii4e
9tuffiibrlns.
Betrunfen ip6rcn Otorris 9ooIeD,
Columbus Mc@biff uno 6. So, Cation,
ioipie gSm. GteeIe. Die eriteren be-
rablten Z, reipettibe 8 Dollars. Ser
2ektere tonnte feine Mfoneten uuftreis
ben un6 nabn, oaber trnfreipiIlise8ob =
nunQ i'm MrbeitsbauS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
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@i9ter Sra3ier SOriiseuber.
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&eIp ipesen 9iebitablS Derb6rt. Die
@nsetIaste foa in Der Samilie, in uel<
der iie ais OieuitmdOden eingeite[t sts
tueient Sutpelen getoblen baben. Die
Surb, pel6e bonn Ofidter Dorber
namentlid Oarauf aufmerfiain semadt
tuurbe, baB ale WliBbeaigfeiten in 8es
3ug auf Sautfarbe gu Derse1eu feien,
tebrte mad fauu1 elmer balben Nftnute
NIT benz llrtbeiIsipru6 u9ti6tfauIois"
suriid.