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, 1866-09-02

| The President Is making, rapid pro
gress In his way. He told the Convention
Committee that he had allcd erezy Office IN
the gift or tho people, from that Of alder
man to President. Ho told the people Of
y, Philadelphia the same thing, ndding that he
h. I'D no higher ambition. In his speech At
tht, New. York banquet he took step IN al
v.nt.c :, he declared himself; to be now pay
,ng ti,c part Of tho Saviour Of mankind
When Il reached Albany, Mr.. Seward intro
dnccti-bS m 'aa tho holy Spirit, and U no
teene On by the time he reaches Chicago,
be- Win com, ,,der: himself as sitting on tho
tbrono Of om1 1.'potence md coming to judge
nankind... Tho country is familiar With blu
a,11snn1ntions' of tie part Of Moses, and with
tbe fAet that instea OF leading the people to
, 1866-09-02
HORRIBLE MURDER IN TAzEWELI
l. man Murdered and his Property
taken Possession of-ArTest OF III

a: man Murdered and his Property
taken Possession o-ArTest OF tho
Murderer. -; - - ,'
. fptom thc peoria Transcript, August a1.l
"A correspondent furnishes us with the
following account Of a horrible Tragedy ~
"A "A lew few days ago Mr.. J, H. McKinstry, Of
Deiayan, had his attention called to the fact
Thai q German by the. name Of, Koch, with
whom he formerly had business relatlones
was missing, and man named Wnliamson,
Of Hopcdal0 had taken possession OF hocn'e
arm. Nj. McKinstry knew at once there
WAS something wrong and began to Fentfl9te
the matter. Williamson immediately de:
campcd, and upon search Of the premises.
the body Of TIE unfortunate German , Was
found, but partially buried, In m adjoining
:This Williamson seems to have most de-
l!be1atcly- planned and executed the whole
thing The neigh6o1s say {as;olo fhat LOT ~ some onn
chasing the farm, and on the night Of the
mur3cT remarked In the hearing Of some one
that Koch and he could not trade until ne
got . bottle Of whisAcy. Two ,,n.ss days nitss-'
and protested TO have bought Koch ont, snd
taken him Of in the night to Peoria, putting
him aboard the cars for Chicago, on bis way
to Germany; :; and siuce that time ne nag
cleaned Up the house, and hsa afrta 3; hafa ti@s
II seems ihas Koch, who kept ''baehelorlb
hsii.T had been Killed while lying on his cot:
The wall was seraped In several places, and
! newspapers pasted over the bloody spots.
The door had also been we'll cleaned, but
the stain of blood could not be obntetate4.
] I Williamson hid thc corpse beneath the hoor;
A iIespcrate fellow named Shilyer now moved
! ID. and Tor three weeks this Williamson and
/ this family; Of 6hil7crs lived, ate, drank and
slent above The murdered man, Tbs body,
however. began to give evidence Of lts
! 4ywhereaboutB, and 'Shlyer.s wife, wno WIS :
! nervous woman and had been vel! Eeafcd
= became sick, and WEE seen by the neaEheoa1s g
often in tears She vas spseaa;y eSaaso cot 7
fin couid be procured. Two neighbors+ Whf
! \ acciientally heard finer Illness, volunteers
j ~ lit m. hat were told that they might .
n well 20 home, as they were not wanted. .!
q hour after the woman died, or WIS oea
+ patched to prevent Development pt@ent removed j
= +ha. as noenfeid. hastily buried, and the. Who'll
D. c.ew. - By this time thoroughly alarmed too!
: Hrht - -! ,.a-...'F
= k1fser the murder,S Williamson, deibe1ateI
= nrnrreaed to thresh and draw to market th
Y y rnrn and wheat that had been stored on th
: = farm. Next he sold cows mules, wagon, q, &c
and finally desa%ped snve{ ano IA 1ei1o ehe,
ch IL GOOD prospect of tho dend. Willlauso
N: being caught, as officers are close On. h
as I'VE We may -add to* the above that the ma
ID, Williamson has been arrested. He was fo
10 lowed by Marshal Stone and James Milne
t. County. He had hired out to Howe's circu
OF Williamson carried of q. pair OF mules b
Is longing to his murdered victim, one Of whit
at he had sold. The mules were recoverc
M l Williamson has been committed to- jail
IA | Pekln. a.. - = -
, 1866-09-02

NHs "ENTtFORTkts3 F1DELlTXs
Mr.. Wentworth Is making his campaign
Ior renomination to Congress- on the ground
of fidelity to the Republican party. It Is
true, VIC believe; TINT when he WIS in his
seat, aud When he was. in a. condition to vote,
during the recent session of Congress, he
voted with The Republicans. Whatevcf credit
is to be attached to this achievement, Is due
solely to his fears, as few well known facts
will demonstrate. In 1862, during the darkest
period OF the. war, Mr.1-Wcntworth was
elected az a Republican delegate to the Con-
BtitutIonal Convention of Illinois. At this,
time Ill the State Offices were allied by Re-
publicaus, ssho- vera pushing on tho war
with the utmost Tigor--.alling up the dccl-
mated regiments, sending new ones to the
field, forwarding arms; ammunition and pro-
visions to sustain those already at the trout,
and directing all the energies Of the State to
the sole purpose Of putting down treason and
rebellion. Nj. Wentworth took his seat In
the Convention, :: and Immediately tell
to plotting: with )! the. Copperheads,
to oust Governor Yates mud the other State
officers, and to fill their places with Knights
of the Golden Circle. Through the joint
efforts of Fuller, Goudy and Wentworth 9
.l0H6ILukAS4 "hs Aoopt%o - fsAAs eno- a
:swlndling apporttonment Of Legislative and
and Congressional districts was added, which
would have given the control Of the State
to the Copperheads aud bushwhnckers for
ten years at least, II indeed It had not re-
suited In taking the State out Of the Union
and annexlng 1t to the Southern Confed-
cracy.
| Having adopted their constitution, Messrs.
Wentworth, Fuller, Goudy, Hacker and COM
l. rapvv stunned -the.state to secure lis ratift.
! cation, Mr.. Wentworth, -deemIng the
ChIcaeo Tiuet not suff.cicutly Jealous in
advocot,n = the scheIae kInfl1y took charesea u
~ its colnnns. and: IN addition, Is .makine
sreeches all over Cook County sor tho Con.
1erbead convent,on ,vrnte TN leading edt:
@ to-,a1s for Mr. sto,ev,a naner. When The ths
election came .off: and these -consniratora
tannd thomsa,vss hn-,sd nn1er a ma;or;iv y,
twentv Thousand votes-the largest majority
thu. t Ind r ever been Eiyen in the State asainst
.n..t1,s.a ~. won.+ro,9f, ~
, 1866-09-02

sBThe letter Of Alderman shackford,
which We published yesterday morning, pre-
eented clearly, In our Judgment, tho duty Of
the Common Council in regard to the recep-
tion Of the President. We, agree With him
that the Common Council should meet on
Monday evening, and II amy one: : Is bold
enough to propose public reception Of An
drew johnson vote 1t down. This Is not 4
tiu,o to taltcr or hesttote: Mr.. Shack
ford's letter has the ring Of the true metal.
, 1866-09-02
Tragedy In Lextngton, Ms
slssIppl-TWo Men Killed in an Az

. from tho Lexington Advertiser, Aug: zish-J
On the evening Of August 21st, Mr. B. H.
Baughn nnd DR.. N. F. Aahlcy, who had not
been on good terms with each other for some
time, engaged In 4 personal difficulty at tho
variety store Of Mr.. John Cross, and Dr.. Ash
Bauehn, with pistol, one ball penetrating
the Aght arm, and tho. other going through
The uorta, just above the heart, from which
be Instantly died, A. Mr.. Baughn vas
standing In the door Of the same store, In
mcdihtcly after the occurrence rs oi % the sbotvss, r.,
right auricle Of tho heart, and died In ten @
aiieen minutes, without uttczing word.
M. John G. Evans Is In the custody Of the Of.
ficers, charged with tho latter homieide.,; a
The case "a undergoing preliminary lnvest'ga-
tiop, no forbear to comment.
, 1866-09-02

whom he was leader to tho promised land.
be subjected them to massacre aud sorturo
Mt tho hands OF Monroe and tho official thugs
of New Orleans. We have also had him in
the charscter Of Caesar, and, according to
tho New York World, in that Of Callgula, or
Callgula's horse. The national interest In
the diagrnccfu1 conduct Of the man Is that
he Is the Prcsldent, and to that extent the
country Is involved In the dlsgrace.'
, 1866-09-02

belngtwo inches ri,cf H.. :
attached to-. The powsr ,Iaa I. " Z
Ing down and putting the cdp dappGss
In to . larger wheel. asshH.
Brakes are applied to TN
The car may be made to d. H. eaM |
engine, It being not necess,s asSssrt rs
It 1or hrskipg up. The bt1ly b,sI1lly d1si
are On the hind ale. e1,saSe. 1,sSe. eaaV
The car has two brakes essinsa ass!sa b n
Of each other. One Of t'ag sta hts
pheric brake, patented b. W. Ws !.
has been Thoroughly te!tsa4f af. ISL
simply 9 powerful bfake na Z
the centre Of the trscE " lse - =
this, t5at, u the .ssi.;a stsaT cylinder II s :.
eont,iyance With stop eocs.s ~ n
eased down By means Of f'tSsl tSs "
in the cylinder. The piston. ns eossl ~,
ainary engine. Tbs .eas rate =, .eEs
down grade u 1lmitrd 10 tbses. VI 2 spsz I
The engine, On being nrons s laal'a
move down without attsugS,snsI ~
regulated so as to moye IL Ses = ~ i
three miles The hour ~ sasss
, 1866-09-02
THE PRESIDENT TO VISIT THE
! SOUTH.

The New York 1Sma, the Presidents Or
gan In New York, expresses the hope (Which
Is probably IN official announcement) that !
the electloneering tour of Mr.. johnson: will
be extended through. the Southern States.
= It might be begun" says that paper, "as
soon na possible aftcr they have returned to
Washington and attended to euch matters Of
public business aa are imperative In their de- I
mands." By this the Timer undoubtedly
means that, before entering upon this jour
ney, tho P1csldent should return and COM.
plete the work of turning loynl men out Of
office, and appointing Southern traitors,
Northern Copperhcads and renegade Repub-
Leans like Mr.. Raymond In their stead. This
is. just nov, the most Imperative public
business the President has on hand at the
Capital. Having tA1rly thrown down the
gauntlet, and dcfled the Union party of the
country, It Is not to be expected that he will
omit the only thing he can do to swell the
rebel vote ut the coming election, and that
ia to I'LL the ranks Of tho Bzead.and- Butter
Brigade with all the recruits he can feed and.
there is not the slightest necessity
manufacture political . capital. Tho
I1DcA paro4eN P1teoAe1e VI -"at A"Fo aucA =
majority over: the loyal men In that section
ofthe country, that MI. johnson is perfectly
certain to carry every State, every city,;
every district that was In armed insuFrcstlon
against Tho United States, IN favor OF h's
policy. 1t would oe IKE carrying coals 10
Newcastle to send johnson into DiI1o 70
clectioneer. :Disie Is already inl1 o.. 1onnson'
~ osetno~s win hlm tusse ~ 1ucn au ~ eAu. u
oeranee ot tose luz hln tnat ~ eiups ous. ~
t,o's anu "notes"se ii'Assasse' VI n'' o4eNn''e'
tne on'o. meu'
Sese1lnsiss - mvu.u .. ,s.. W. ~ 'o1o Nv
aceosn,s, 1or al eouueou ~ w.. 49, ,as.n s ss
eoulo tae.e 1Tee'so ~ 'no nase1 a' Ir.a1 No. MI.
60 paahe1ea,y iusoAea ~ t :. ,aaan
! Aoe Hoau u,t uos w nes'a.. - 4ha | 49, y.
nee1 one4ea oenesI rottes., .s, sus n.41 ,.ot ~.
ene roI1 11low nsssaese' .euee 1r.Hss,.' :" Ia@ as
nesk ~ .Uu =. ~ h'e ssa sonSo-sst,op at Tor.
a.. Nanree no.v;th,tnnatnc johnson had
sean.ad h;ns ~, oc comn1ic1,v III 4be nss,ss,na.
- t;nn ~ : 11noo1n SE9erv trs;,or who 7c,crrrs
~ - hnna and f,nds tSat instead of hano.
ino " HIN Johnson viii cive him nm ofI1ce.
stands raaav ia embrace his deliyeScr and
fr,ena.
Another reason for supplemental tour Is,
tlot It VIII rive him many opportunities to
| renpnt the wonderful speech that sounds 80
, 1866-09-02
{. SHOCKING Acc1nr,.s !
Four Children n.n..,

!: Hsle, Lake. Ell. " 4
Yesterday the Baptist s. a3ez:saE +
to PresQue Isle On the ,ts.a ss,ea !: T. =
excursion and picnic. The IT, i
extremely pleasant, a honape eeei H.
partaken Of, and the cbilaeas! E.
, themselves on the islanji rt sa r.
: currence which has thru atst;a.
u1frth. poI ne!
The circumstances, III ,iv
the party, are as follows S1'sa - a
was over, I've Of The e1er,5Ess 5SaEss i
Holman, Everett G. Is6e-1
Rhodes- found i small IL d,, -
which they embarked ~ e'stas e
crossing the river. which u - :, a,A
two miles wide. They m-t1 y aE y;
accident, but when abou, ~
their return, the wind frs.i' ~ M>I
river became quite rough Il. T.
aud it began to I'LL. H. ~ 49,. - = r
man and 1sherwood, iumrsa9 9ass:st
hoping to keep the besi - .aeS osS II q
time they succeeded, but hat, hascst, III
ed IT, and It went dom. ~ T'y
heroism worthy Of men ns nss eoa
struggle to save tie gii,s. Sle h.,
fore they could be reaehs'd III n " s
young Holman, who was II, ,,ss. ~ =
when, completely e1hans.sa ia
ment and his name Hou}1 r.:
to the ghastly list. Ns" :
The bodies were all rerc,,,,,
sherwood was fosnd c!!ss;r:.s &
the bottom ofthc river viii n. u u
the waist Of one ofthc iii, Is &
al1 his strength had been e7,.,s'' &
endeavor to save his can,a. #
l. bodies Of the other girls ~ =, !
immediate vicinity. saf {!
i The news was brought Ia y,
tug which had been desp..t.sax, Il
irons For m hour the vi'd:..
prevailed in the c'tr. The 80 ri i
did not know who had beer 80 Il \
only tell that four mt Of Is. ~.
e1cursionists had found 4 w,,..rr
every father and every mo,hr r
rem were On the boat, with Ia,ra : I
sinking hearts asked. rs i, C:ss !
l.. On the arrival of the boa:. -,
Of the four children, there ~ Y
the most agonizing susrcrse III
four families whose household. "a
cruelty deso1ated. .
The entire community ~ 4
, 1866-09-02
-
Feuilletons

Ltuuleton, Frcneh> small eheet; F.; tho bottom
part Of = newspaper. = = 49, II
In france, npphed 10 taat porason OF LII LOWE
paper dcyosed to m1ttets o. general interest," soen
as M literature and literary Productions. -
IN our oWn counu1: mp'I eaNa9s aea. w. ~ r.
dsnma. =. :" -, -
In The pfetent instance, as = ,eocnoml 1os
weekly compendium o. nen ano nncass, W.
there ts anfs otslncaTe Adsansace: thos. ,ps.ns
ve1y ua:e toa& Is original and gteat desi us.
mol Original; cfeat aea! OF II oasht 70 l7au'
and sery Aile sk1ppe1. i,.:,
:. Eur ena0.p's- = Kadieaa friend OF onfsr eo9.ouas
A Sohnson'e Pfoposeo snls. ~ .na. ne = ~
*sninth pn1t Of noan, and wanH eight paut uose
TO mako complement Of mauly qualities. teeug
already Tailor, he requires, ailieratiSely,
talent, Temperance, Taste, Tenets, Iheoloffy, IN"
cIturnity and Tg1m-uf unace:.
Now, nothing could be more stupid In ttseit OF
more foreign to our object, than this. Threofe'
We adrnittt: Fotta noeFe f"ro1'
= 'if,s.' xutc,: 4-'': :. T. 49,
,;o.,1,, ,,.,,~.; ;,rc.t.a h this
1ns MusSe ,s.,a.t ~. 1 Trn ~ nd tim.
eount1y uusins uo 80 49, In s.Sthor T..
p1ea ,N1sN uass 'esa esNss 1ss. - A:'
n91ns.; .g ~ tr,pre..,,so WIN u,,, snrnfsh us
,ts Grs,.,1s.s .1tis,s m r1tcndea rene,isire and
aar. W. .3, resnnetah1e ehorns ench I'M eus may
epS,e -, ~ ~. 1rss, pnhIIr .nd ~ ...nre MIN That
Apply % 'ns ,,.n ~ W. a,.rs,!.T nas
.9o w. -, w. W. - .s,"nd ths w.nts nf NaT York,
~ ns ~. ~ =. vi1 In ,o,e sneeessfnl than he
Mus' ~ ~ aner,t1r 4nsna~rmrn,' and Growers
esss "sS M.,Ia ~ hss du1ndJsd 3nio nothynrncss,
o11 ~ g., snax vh,; rheT hsye I'D lcst Italian
Nv T., ~ void At N,r Msicssva sna Coycnt
h opc.a :. '1e H"sr.a -th.x-n NV T,oxt WIN they
Gafoena 1sts' 49,, ~, po1.rs. .,,.v ~ next
as.s p9s , 81. ancht io h.~s ia hcs, in tmer,co1
" nes. W.. ~. ". We, '.su .,ssr,, =, 1,,~,,ost
n oGsass I, ~e s.a,sner, ,hnn. .b mt .,x.ys dis
nts...aa ~ rs-n1v .-.ctior an snn-sclaiIyc
49, a.ca.s ,ns ds.e,v. tba tnirnt they
IN s Ms a.ss .1s,,sT., to NV ,or
!; s1n ~ M ~ 1t.1t.n singer. leaving
Ma.ca ssAS, ~ sn.s- ~ tn., sn sns,e.rnen, IN Ger.
bis eonnu5 70 sn.et lo,o ~ =" T.
mnnJ, nousas - ae "S1- ~ " s,in,v cfteu
me 6eesoa eo1 toet y. w u-a.s.v q. ~ :,
mousano ao1lus 80 .sen.a,S m..a e 1o1s". nsni
, 1866-09-02
WHO 1s UEspDNs1BLEq

TINT Sfntn hns M, rvbt 10 Ieaye the
0aion, mi when Stiles are again resuming their
relation With tss Fedssal u r. = g. ,1e
theII Ren,cseptaiyes aa,nittsd to Congress there
arc men in that body who. IL violation o. our
gress s1aes md o. Il yher III
into ihe Congress Of the United States. The query
then comes up n the st5pggle tnas r. nD" onfs
rnhrit 10 this pisccai dissolution, and thfe psae
tical assertion Of the doctrine that they have a.
1sa1s Nss1s syasP sgpgSs Ranosstt @ snttc3' g
Therc are various Kinds of lies, Shakespeare
~ ssssn % ranaing % - from nm the .retort
coprtaona,s n t1,e tt1,e direct.u The above
assertion of Johnsnn falls under the sixth
heoa ~ +hc & In with cIrcumstance.',
Isha,, Ia af7,r.nz That Conrress denies tho
,;o1t of the 1,te insnreent states to be repre-
.entea IN t,oncTesa, he utters a falsehood, |
knoyr;nr 1t to be such. He uttcrs falsehood |
when he asscrts that' Congress refuses to |
admit Representatives from those States.
H. nurnosely concea1s the fncts Of the case.
conrress aays to the CONQUERED States:
uWhen von ratify The amendment to the
" "conatytntIon and send Representatives
AZ here Who ran oua1ify. thew will be- admit
.stsa IN :seota,tn hoth :: :Housea;n n. johnson
Nv. '+h.+ -x~h,rvA,- +hr r-be,, may elect to
go, .s ,,,n.t ~ aa,,,ttna r,,condt.tona11v.
conarsss ~ ssrs ~ thc q ccnnstructddn. .rebels,
,a.. s1,.,1 "a b,1d mats IN ma Housa ii he.
ubsMnr d,e1t,nchlaca negroes. Won must
ua.--as =, .aa1v,, ~ ~~,r.,tn,c1r,n ,r,th the
..1e'.,, atst.. I~1f tas 1.rroeatof :vonr. sec.
".son a-o IN ronr on,n,on. unbt to have
ss -ates T., ~ sa1oct;on m representatives..
II ron sha,, not he allowed to use four mil.
sei,ons NJ 7hem "a roake. wcichta, against an
~ oona, nn,nber IF lova1 wbIto men In tho
a. 49, stntcs. Two voters In the iusurcent
sstatcs shnl. not be allowed to balance four
4votera in The iowa. States. In tho National
aIa1,.1.turc and In the election of Prcsi-
5ant :, r.r',.s- -.~.
AIrth,s johnson OPPOSES aud dcnouuces.
M denonds with inso1enca of speech and
v,o,cnce of ,ctlon. that his reconstructed
.ah.,s .h.11 snter fonprcss not ONLY uucondi-
tfona1,r Int with neoTIv double he;r proper
a.,o,o ~ -.7,r-,,ntntian-- He insists that the
d,sr-snchfsca -nroroes. shn1f be rcoressnted In
connrcss hv thesr tnemiss :: that they shall
hs 5,ade n votn ara,nst their friends; in
ot,ar wo,as mat csnh rnhc, shall be allowed
~ snstch halIot ont of the hands OF q loyal
h1.ct man and then 70 10 the polls and yotc
t.,,,o ,Ioh,.1r .ctuellv ;uatsta that the ten
,n-a1r...ntsd statcashall bo represented IN
Genclross lin almost donh1a the seat:
s,sst ~ .,r nolit,c.1 nonulnt,on ent titles them
sns - - ,naortskeo: to ~bamboo,le tht
M ,a ~ ,,,1, that sworn renirexentatiyeI
a IT, = sccc1;ance OF this mopstrou!
. s"tnd1s' ~ ~ rights of the North. -.
i 1Ttho hsnonat sneech al ,DelmunIco,s hat
n hoan msa. ~. V,,1ani1,rharn. Doolittlc
Wooa r,sr nosn n;ck Richsrdson. or an
"a ,,hs1 ror,..-1,.aa a.r,. uoeua It's 4alse asse1
A. t,ons.uo9ia T. ~ 1,tt1n cnnseohepck.t, Bn
r. ~ tbe prc.,,1,nt orlha IIn,tAd stsscs; In hi
, 1866-09-02
The rexas Q. s. Senator. 3;
Flakes Galveston Buuetan gives the tol-'
lowing sketch of the. newly elected United

lowing sketch of the newly elected United
States Senator from that State: ,...
5. An Austin telegram brings US the infoEma-
Cnnnty. has Been chosen Senator from the
East. Judge Roberts, Is + well noTn, t ..aas was
not only oae Of the most f%n
Of 1851. which took, Or attempted to take
Colonel Of the Confederate army. ;, It Is no
secret matter that these are the chief recon-
men5atious he possesses for the high place
Of Senator. Neither eloquence NOT. com
;manding talonts are claimed for him by h3s
YaTme5t friends, r.. =: ,:...>
, 1866-09-02
Union PnrfHc Tsaa,n

ForT EEAn1E1, Lu.uss :l-s;
Simpson, Curtfsa snt White, h.n aesskss
accepted furty-fva mil ee uf lie Ia
road. This finishes ti,e ro1d th:Is: ~
Of this point. sl
, 1866-09-02
FINANCIAL and G0A:sl
! MO6E.TARf.

:: SATURDAY EVENe, s7He, Z;
The following talie IhoHs y IN,
elearanecs At the C'e.:.gi,ls Ho7akasH
t.. - tnlnw -
, 1866-09-02

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Eept. Cor 7onras' tSe5.. 5 il .
n n. @ ser,-d National p ~
seeuriti- Is iolloT.: tx .,,sss:
Coupon, i8l..'..'1'" ;;M i.
e e. Con- ,.s..iios on sli's,:;S :
SO Coup51,. oe,, at11Ak,,s
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1D.4D Coupon. LEFT 8
10-s0 CouI On, M slna: e:.n. fsS =
l 80 Ias0 It :. ll9 Xi06N
, 1866-09-02

Tot1l ..-.....- .....-. .'.-'''''
Lust Week....--.---.-.......''"
The fall t.ade has fair}Y eoE1
mercantile huzincss O. the city deg
lust closing has becn ,erJ saisne1
partmeuts, shoWtnga u naked laS
volume of trade 70. lie week PETE
dlcat{ons are that for tee next hH
viii improve daE:y in '1c tatst -
duyIug the past e cnllcct'ocs g =
and We hear Of iews' conp.a'E9
did eome few week. since, tas-7<
room for improvement, judgh: =
ma.ls Of some Of our 'obbess. r.
gregatc Is very healthy TbeEe -
On the pari Of osr mo :hants y :. =
The credit system. IN this fe=2st
spenuy conservative, AZ d 80 ha;es
chances Of a par1r or snaucta e'7'
west arc very .llm. The p7
during the wee'r has been e.
liberal sales ha,e beea s':es =
to tac nearby trade. Tbs de'lar .
der have not vet u:ds taA
any extent, although gale .,,..
large bills have .,een paced o. ~. ~.
tho way OF Boots and Shoes q
been largo, and, 7romi.'es = b. as
to come Tho C1othins: hsa' s q
Gus, and the kalss at;gsessa ~.
1nsnd for Cruckasy has bea a.}ult
tho Iobbsrs' 10 .aeet II, osi-saE
obtaining suitable ft,ornsa
trads, though E.ir1. ssa's - st's -
| the Bamo marktd ae:!!6J -
f1enartmeu:s. The tu4 :a1tf ssa,s ~.
t:als has also besl M; 49,;
i nected. The demand fof Rs7 ~ !.
brisk, and wou1i bo larger Hese1
culty experienced In p'oesass,, s,,
fhc trade. In G:et ,e.f.e,n al
! decided impro!:zlent IA ouasa.
In. financial Efalss, tben ~
change to note Rom yessaat
5sdsacount hnua's busi.e.s
dun, while with uthc-a. Ga dz
4 mo1a:aetiye. The irluiI5 r.
less active, tha7sh tho son1
expressing considerable es4;s.., :.
On the whole, :hs dem:nd ~
! gent than It v,a the ft7s ~ -
DE market L. 3ropossio 1.'sg q *.
: untuntortah1y close. Papes ~ ~
!. Ted, and. uozs but wtat hly = -
: nnis any tavo-. Such !: dis a
:. | rate-1o per cent On ~ |- d
:. oasaed ii u pr cent, Htile sss = X
. ! lures canuut ae ucgot la@
ca, m e.. 'ss W., sn,, 4 & mos,eas.ls's',
=: dness hos been done II : - :s :; :.
j. rying from s5D.M to u 1.1..I,
i. t. TheTa va 4 mora aG:''t 60 -
t. tbe. forenoon, round lot Of ss ~
$. At In discount, hat ia TT "a
:, few sellers blow IA. Il va
T.. ~ :.s ps ps1 'n seliin. Ind !; di.:ssn''n W
!. = in ii Forsiga sachsngs '::sts
d d Tanes TH HofAa 1 on shosssi ~. ~
ID busines.: lo,,g At he 0-'IiI GaiI
=: London: pc: si;;s,s-........: y
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