davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-18

4QE lC!10HlGE dkC1AtOEB OF The Supreme C0utt
~, no Stale al ttc Ap,f, ,crm ~ IN, ot,,w.
eor-, ,,vr hser forv,z1i}cd hr NJ rrssp,.n. ""7
soat1' rave oeen 'ot"a''su " nt. freeman:
]. TrrszaT-taasot delegate 1is frasito otatrs.
Where CT, parry Is indebted 10 another, .eI :.
secure the iudcb:ess4sas CONVEYS pro5ssty 10 a
third patty TO eecntc ltc Indebtedness with power
10 sell II. cAsc o. a lefa,lt IN payment lc cannot
delegate the mower 10 A., nrepi Ho nav hnwrrrI
employ a. slc:.oner 10 c5y ths etle, hut should
= & sAaE-.ru Ice VI tGek talt. The uu.tee must
gl,r il.c Losicc required BY .Ae decd creating TIC
Sta bsioFs he Esi i, b. sae5'zsa 10 make sas
tleu. 10 give notice Of ihr satc for ihfce aSs ouy
al1 iteu c.akc tie sale thirteen las aitclWai ii.
when faie oi lrutt property is Iuade On such =
nutiec, BY IN agent of TIC Instc, for mere nom
ana Ge .,rttee conveya 10 him, that such sic Is
{raud Oh other IaltIes In Interest," and nav be
awarded a. sssi. st snsn gfsinsse; :,1o .,,.
such salr l. Msdc In violation of m tpiunctioa
toh:btsne The trustees and esedltort f.oa selling,
nrn,ns, fur conf. mnt. md ths ssis ~ ss;ae
WLilst The title IL In the grantees d he trustee
:. SAas-EaTciosts d Nf properly on cTe..s-
s'sEs q me dna anae, y t.
,be ssse ny thst II could b. against such fraud
ahie sis. vRih ne ao.ce oi il psazas md ,hat sEe
G.SSs 11 1r,ss JSi1,r e9;tTa1d When eou4 of
roni,I euso,ns 4 prececdinc in court Of lsw. snd
LIE, Ell ~ ~ ua.tic. to ltc p1ocseSiny nt law
Sna e II sSen sre
vnre1en theT mo il contempt; snd ;he act msT
~ sIoiSs'i IL nsriics in interest '''
ax14s y; ksT1zMfAT; s.Ig E..n t.
AffhaL y ,ct11,1red n h. anne1rd "a H. ~.
5ue lamp y .e appross T. ps juice OF Of he
, 1866-12-18

1a'esPoo1 AoF1ees o1 to-day noo2 quote Ffv
TwentieA II.
We have received the following communication
soueMne the 'rontraettns policy" OF the sec-ct
y CT INC Ifca6ufJ. 'sSrAwe tel how tho win
blows"
, 1866-12-18

E11E-FGt III N ytSU3. ..,..,...,,......
BY car load fy Northwestern Is1iItoad.
oef!Stscd IN any y1r1 where cars can b
tE1tchtds, CT, any DEPOT: 4. or Star
oARe1 h4!nEles, by ~ load On ef1rk..
A, or stht shaved shlagsct, 81 car InaIf
On tack, ~ 49, 'I'A 'N-1A
ny. ! Sawed EiA.t.s BY eas load, Gu
, 1866-12-18

The fdzfte Ct Saturday obscfres: -Ths MARKET far
hoEs has al inrurcd HnI ccmna:cd wita {us rcfsa
treFhiltnE this Gay xtek, an htS encc olirSm IL =
tte sdEacte he demand seens u " ahead Of tac no
Ply: We noE Qucte cir to nr;u,a heavy avsfaSes It
asot-''onE-I1a.''~ = The receipts ibis vcest
tr hare hees comparatively l:ht aad Win uaore
a, ,ess 1oH the Eas ana iAESe s1nbsf o.
n cioslng out At 1 prscca O olr paeser. ths sol-
AIyus Co, It. i.obinsu aui F er IL Co., ;ll It Il
altogether liIey that hey would have boa :at ro.s
GtklF bad Il not ben l0f Tue A4Yat &C L. pEire,~
, 1866-12-18
no ARCHITECTS,
T y a1kNdl1 HO IL.
ILASs ASE SPECIFICATIONS FOB NEW BUILD
lNGS EOk The WAR QEFAETNENT

,,.., At WASHINGTON. b. {.
AIEnlec9 2fe !. v1-c1 10 prepare Plans Acd Dpecncz-
Nocs sn1 estiuates It ct.t cgw nre-pIoof build
;Lts e TIC W" D~->-ttnt- ca tar Icw occ1psec
NN>htuIt+ q. q. T..
Ioe buiisioEs required ild Fave Eup-rnrtal arm
laSr The &te stlectec Hll Admit Pnot.xr1 on4
p sits AT ctrrr !c:orl4Snr r~au1S 20 Tie rub
!er FM nE tarui.hed 10 AreEitect4 dAll4tx to con-
letfff, ~ the cEEeft3s rsa.
premium # $3tl1 for the trEt Ct :. tO1 fur tia
sSI:Ed, AID of xGJo for The shsd uaosI aece7t.oic
Hat: Pc a, 40 spe:oeaE:Es 'tett7e I'll b. .xAtue
IL EoaFd ot ttcets cnArt ed vita H., enty .iev
A.ne ant pFrRast; ran. -! soeciaca!cas ttr lie
t'.'!c~s or tAe WAr pcpastneIZ uE1sf set Ct Cut-
s.tts n ..rot I'd jury s t%s6,
Tbs t.s sld Eotclotas1uEs aust ae sens 70 The oce
~ strEtt L!r teaAat Co1s.e el T. j. rre%,wri, 1eeo-
Tt1sl the Fafc. Ordnance 1hce, TIcLri'. B1,.uuSs
Ees. 49,
1he Foant .tl resesye the right ID refct snr or Al
pAnA Submitted. bh0uld Tone 6e dsemeat suitable fur
plans.
Hy cider Of the Boxrc. TIL 1RkAoWELI.
hyL. Leutz Col. u &. a. Eeeoyusr.
, 1866-12-18

Peclcss !ayc rot cptutl1Eced Operations ant trans.
acstons ID ths branch Of trHde continue very mtte
nEs:tss aWn!ilns Tore terlet market. Bseon-Old
s,aes at hscleFs lans ii lsSi3c IN ka5as
chitd &C Il 70 siT: 1an-Ho large tales reoortei,
HLS neg Mte.irn, brle, NC quote At1lHfa13., ltriE
Mfnt.ESoce or The .nstkc AEd prices cniiraiy noei.
M. fctk-Sa;fs reported Of IA brls nrw Western
rt1n1t mtes II ..2 60 Iris mrns =; sLll p!L
ara at1sh lots 90 ut f.f5 r oti, uoIs-Rsce.pts II
GIcesea hogs hayo tlrrpSed stErr the cod .Ec anu
l.tf ta.1 have peyn inside 1t S4leHc-uta!t t!v II lt
, 1866-12-18

bAkLEf-RecttEed-k So bu; shipped, Ee b
ta1Ket quiet out nm. Hale9 Eerc: 10 hu No ,
9c 1Ce tn Rejected at t3c, $40 nu do II {te. fl)
sample II 81 l3: go ta 60 At 41o1 10 b1 ii s1t,
ALCOlIDl1-Sot.tIAs.a It {Lt3e1k64 for roe
, 1866-12-18

fEA ASE-A1C zGtAllQE 4fl.A$SAf~
HC1 TER-heceIIet. ln,otl nss shipped. A6ao rs
Tic market continues rc-J dll acd dcpsc1ted- The
:eI:Aod u cona1cd s1o<s tIr.u1Eelr. 10 supplying
ceal ~ants md En9er c1stre ttoeks prices weak
sud un1ettled. Cdofee quA1c. IN tA9t aut aud
tr4dy qrotsttobs. Sales cuac II pac< axa 1t e
Do ttatec 1t SCI nIt1t9 p11rDa st 13c. Prices raue
, 1866-12-18

sn'sEn.'s so@nsnnI Gsncral t Ford. who easily got
Esey"and the "huys In bluo'' fratcrni1ed
~ n1se hatm9nionsly. Sorlc rebels were found
10 % audcr Yankee captains, and YnuSccs
Tha Thoe5 me command Vt cxsrebel captains.
- - elGnals 1or hostilitics al Ma.arnuras were
arms 1850 A1 s-o|a VI @4SA1
, 1866-12-18
Ptttsbprch Oil Ajatx txrs-llerefnter


Iha market tos Lptcd oil Try quiet hut Sin.
gle bait ttp~rted. LIN tss ar 1.nlArJ t:l StEy In
SC tut Js1uaTy. ard Sic fur Februafy. trt u rcse1
Mefc Asc Eor naty stlle1i At cse qGotzttoA Is our
ttttcr market And higher rflecs Free oil ID ut II
ssanda1d brands may be quoted Rt to 4la IS ana 80
barrel tut6,
, 1866-12-18
divorces TcAterduy-Dcacztlonn and Hlc-

Bnt one dcc1ce was rendered yesterday. That
Ens IN The case Of Caroline Va. Friedrich seha1tz
TIE bfll III ibis Gaze vas lled November 18th last
and The dctree Was rendered On The ground Of the
deEeItion OF the husband.
Two Lills were died !; they wese OF Jumes D, Va,
Catherine Campbell The bill htat.s that the par
iies NJ re married. November &c, 1a5a, In this cty
IL charged that tnu7ettdkaly sfierHar be ascee-
fainsd that The respondent haI thea living has
band. he now asxh that tie u.s,r,iacu BE- declared
void. sA ~
against M ne - sGpoif
took pic pic ka1e. l., 1861, ard It IL charged that
e'Gt s s e,nee e Las been hahiiuslly drunkast,
t.Sta ~ .ss committed udu1tcry With Eone pessou
"aes name Is unknown.
, 1866-12-18

..Ictal...,....;.......-.as s s@a 12lo G1aB
-" lie [tuElTis hJ rail- to-ti4y Eete aa3y 9Lp heat
The to:al k!lIE. lteiEauc to:aye work, anouuta Is
C7,sAA Owl < ~ tic unsettled Ccct!iiau Ct The hog
ffEef ntr sckers r more Fttetvt In tclr opera.
tioHt and the /. teAs rn than yc.te.iaY The
weather eontlru~s quite ta!ocAhe tor the packing
hpht1ets hui r. no killing NlIi place on S:EIsT
Ns OPERATIONS ou lsatufsay raay bs quite large
, 1866-12-18

FIFTEENTH WISCONSIN REatnExT.-An adjourn.
cd meeting Of the members OF this 1cgtme eut was
held at the hail Of the Society ''Dana" On The
18th instant. In pursuance OF Anoilce puh,shed In
the latt numbeE Of the i10adtaoren. The meetu.
wss called 10 order ~ the Chairman, Captain A.
A. Brown, alter which the proceedings OF tho las.
meeting we're read and adopted.
:, The committee appointed at the .s.t mectInc
iEeu reported that .ihey had procured haIEfafc
tickets - the reunion at Madison. Wis, on the
IlsS Of Deecmoer next, aud 0ceted tie following
rctolulion, wrieh wns unanimously sdoptrd:
the ssme m. hereby tcuueted to tho Hon. lver
lawson fo1 h!s setise cooperation tu the procu.e-
mcEt Of lalEfac uekat.. and to Superintendent
for his kindne.s III granting the same: aud. also,
10 The Society UaEn- for tho GrstuItoue use Of thcls
spacious hlil, and to our former consade Eman.
mel Enecslch, Esq, for his kindue., in procuring
LIS the Use thereof
1le Ilvetlnr then ad|onrued ssar die
, 1866-12-18

Akr roHTT-E1auT ununs.

MoHpAT EVENING. December II, 1885,
The following tables show The rcccIuts aud shlp.
nep,s cf Produce during the past fosty-cleht
hou1e:
, 1866-12-18

C1uUAsu-urisf rl,l, 't II o.
do Mineral lMdge,....,..,,,.,...t '1nAe
% WI,lnu Bsnf.......;.,,......: t1no
% TpupeI.....,.,,,,...,,......., 1AW
Observation-Disclosures, 10.f0
ktsnstTrr !: o.
i%EI o. Aikn0
! a.i ta.oo
1res.rr .....,,..,...,,,.,..,,,,. 1f,oa
Etts.er ..,,.....,,,,,,,.,..,,,.,,,. 400
1t1tsr,s ....,,,,,,....,,...........,.6 6.Mt3 500
~ on irMt..,..,,.... .5a4 500
TcTrntn,hrnT.. ........,........--..-.,..., lt.co
SsasEE Ek-Ihe n rusnt IL Light Nltlsou.h there IL
drlcf ftrLo2 In &te naArKek+ lIlqA cootahoe aaaol
st The tnuovt1E Qoo*Auonas
Rlo, ElCr to s.S0Ae
o, good To prime
Io, ps1H1 to thosc9-. -'SAyt
f.OvpERAtsE-saic& wers: 30 Lard Ittfcrs n
u III delivered 10 rott DaIrrt< nj II Ga9fs
EtsGs-Iheeci il q good inquiry en loeA at-oH1t.
sti Il slcsa holding atmlJ At 5as Sc Tho anpnls
FWViJa AND NNTes-The general m.tkct y
aues thoush fot the better ssr.et!.s p.is ~ HcH
n!e ar III fall suFpfy End in moderate seq1est. Hutz
arc IN demand and nrnb. Ne duo&A:
, 1866-12-18

Slpc&tnAu ohio.-...--....... - u s. s
st :ss'9sa ~ r. r;
Il IL e. ~ 20 ss: nSt ss
Sr.'5S S,,s IS = ~
Eselef rSuSe Eta,s Ns ~ s. 10 h;,; ~ sf1.
IN: e s.. !asssst: U E5s.,.tss II :;
E;tf q :; e & : =; :,S ! u
,,5xiss; s.; ao 4 SlSoS; i; ~ as easaS .
Ell 20 q - r: ~ ~ q = III ~ oEl,
g hcf i;x4 q 4 s.:
.,WHEAT..Kse,ived,ls ls51s bu; shippea+ &ssa ou.
ss1ss ss: HI d - = ssfs; II S,S 81 fs
In e. a. at t5,s r u Mtfsfa!at 5sSe hs H. G..
s 1S Z 6 sa 4 y l !; . j. ss g e S
ssasa, 81 I'D ~ i s NJ sse.s;.a !
NTH Saiss 81 sse ss'?s s 81 oo
.tsohs :o9 b % = r. go b 70 :; So es*
elss;sE reg =. 4 ~ % 60 @ a. 'se-
s*s d % Al &c s oa d .e.sss9 Va 81 e 4 4
KIE-Rece!ved. 90 bu: shipped, 72aba. Msrk.:
Is C .ss " ia: b d c = S. 81 - 4 Fl = Es: o
- eu co u SIS; 1sco ba No. !: S>clo4!nx Al 80
HAMLEf-Reerired, 50 bu; shipped. Es bu.
AatKei 9n.et n1t niu, sal:s EsFc: 100 hu No At
xE5SSiidiSss !: = i t & + i = :saa
sEs 's2i 8 H. saa na,=.l a.
RExS5A.s ,st.ll!as = = ;seeste.
sh1 a4Ets ~ ~ III sss;s 70
demand u rona1cd slzo<3 tIr.ulEclr 10 snpat5tns
snd an,ettled. Gasiee 9nal.e: .re y ii ssaass "a
ttesdy u qro;stons saes iteute y paes axa 1t
eoo Seo.se At c' n1na ps'rna At a'c Prices raasa
ttess Z sn c
, 1866-12-18

NlT1 BONDS.
~ CTR CoSF1FoIlKRss OrFHx
CUIcAooI Drcnoef & iSa
The e City Chearo will pay Immediately ms j,au-
bsnds as shall e presented It ny ece boso tan III
ihtAns: lhet9tefSS qh Uonts not 70 Presented hin
bo EAtd IN tie city cf SeT Infk a USUAL
delelos WALTER kIARALL, CitI Cquptrsuae.
, 1866-12-18
lJI0FESriE.
OtF1cE OF THE sUPERINTEND

FFIEE OF THE SUpERIWTENU-
..eT OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE u. S.
'-pCR1 ROUSE. sprinsneId, Illinois, 1,ee. ID lrs~
heated proposals wilt Nc re<etye1 1t lh---
psrinel d.:s.i ~ i.~".-1 = u,scr ot ST.
hsI J.I.. @sA"ts t.pfk Hausc, at spring
~ L!tots. until II n'clocK m., Decembt. LID Er
eotor'ns nitAs.trt, ard ,fetE ne,4 ca1s Le1
g. xs4nistst for lie SpsinzEt:Ii- !ll:o1s Cuult
sosee ~ Posi- ninec. no~ erttne. nrawiaE. Sf ts
sok, snoxEE dsEutn ntionR. te2ig1 and e11tnt pl il
MhSyo.p III ~ .sppSatson + ~ & &cs2m noase Il Ch.a
sn II. LOUIS A.serri TIE ns,sfns f,r IN: ~
,o,. .s III iaisso = tne sn?s.ceAet If aprva
~ sasfc a. beds znd to,. OF rnIurrs s3 nI,1
VII mnst be pi:ntt tn~, nlI he eastc ~ n,ust X
isets, -, kns = sharp ARISES sfa stneosh
RE lnclaaiEg ftel.ht de lvey must BE- cIysS
n fosb erS tSc H.ne OF The wort 10 .IFrsci
tnSI,f.Efft!d b. cr trt3fr tha 1st II M.;5rt rsi;
HLf hustle Hcenr7ar<t IT bona 0E IVA reso,n-
sit's par..s l. the sn1 of $L1. TINT the bidder y III
r. Ttftni Tie e plrrck IL Ax AId- Il % him, ~
ti1s ust lie tc1s.s*cl i. .eA1artz Suptf.I t.nf.
.Es - ZEE lev LETT Hoatc Al Springfield. not: koJ
E.nst II tatu-bE-., "Irupo+11s ~ Iron Wurk
i. SE{iHAItZ S;n7
, 1866-12-18

sceix In BnltImere-Drrcmbcr II,
a fAat buslncts h1s b.s.n coce In elorcl Al lowE
Esicea, " bu4i OF The 'acs q neE etnp be!c- at
eYi.A4sA A.rket st;t'y xurr1-d a1t k:raay ii tE
c. hAs slso declined Tbs cs1saers stS1as
s11orfed ss1 nsiS3s e ~. Of Tnot hare been
tu.Aej- A"A4 ~ *A1A5Ao1 PEI
, 1866-12-18

=, NJ. Le Blond, the Democratic leader In the
Wna i,onse OF Representatives, said IN speech on
.,, We have no interest in the Executive o.,
,nis @ ~ .ide Of the House not the least. Hu Is
nsl Inc man Of our choice. We did not put
nm there. We do not claim any benefits un-
t &c! MIN, and certainly VIC lid not receive any
~ 4e late eampaiGn. VI ncrct took him
Up, and lAye therefore, no right to drop him !
u,;a, tIetG was no Necessity Of our dropping that
which VIC had never taken up We never
took him up and he neree took us up. Il Is
true whenever be ran into oar line Of policy
We were bound 10 sustaln him, but VIC never
drctepdcd to shoulder that which the Radical
party has put into power. To do 50 would
be to destroy auy party In tho world"
At one period OF time tho practice Of
medicine was rather dangerous. At Dion.
in lSss, q physician vas 1nded any golden
francs and Imprisoned for not completing. q
curr. The Icautlfu! AuStriciI3a, consort to
Gontran, King ol burgundy, 0; tho sixth
ecastusy, had been pes,olt;ed by Ler husband,
in compliance with h.E dying request, ,to
have her two physicians slain and buried
with ber,
, 1866-12-18
MARINE: NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AR{uSED..... December IL
Prop Naire, DsdeasourEh. sandriss.
Tug E11oE, Tor Maolt9n IIlaad. Az
, 1866-12-18

rnde over The counter At l1sx613e The bu ytur
taics were l.s@12s. Silver WIS nominal at 1ax@
LIS.
Governments were about Nc better throughout
The list
Tic following shnwy the closing psieea to-t1sy.
eornrnrrd With those Of the thrrA nravfons to-.
, 1866-12-18
.Ns1maL2cc Wheat Trade.

[F.on Georrc l. Jones' ClIcu!a..l
,:sss s9s ss ss'i IL s.ss ssos 81 :'ssi & i
IT. toaAl 1oA1i1 Istcirtt tom 1enna;y to ats
sIs x s:;s sei asf a ass
.t,e u Ny. vna about % obu.hea cams II. Tbs
ss:a y e;as sfs 5s!isi. ii TIT 4sle III ss -.
L ~ one os e aa
tus ios As taet thxt Rateh sEsstsr 0osotity ts.o
SCI; isfs Ell ass;s "a ss ss sss'
&ne Atrunpp1 Uhto.
III u fST ftsss e. = % : aits sSsss
:oaHo Is*ht4s HsaI sor~sd by rsilsosa ., Ess 81
Tosco asd saadI ~ .o~s how h'"tnssaeA
1ht e<s.sn r ii na-,:.ton eeeoea ~ Apst1;
- nsst thspmentA 4s.tsn= thronkh Lne - ~ f,o
ner ass t. - sa.a Eve Sse II
.vtrn Ersyio2s !e.rs I:oIcte!s h.Te sI 1T G1r.i
irss:lea heE isre taAs post Gu 114s Dses74o and
Il :ssek .sarc time tannr inc ss..oa h.s
ists aKd = les7, = :. ~ a1y Is 6
Itssipts r. ,r =: @ oat nxssa;,a
ssi e II; 1s, r 81 r. ii
intle ;tJ e. 'S 1s aet ;s5 e. e es
ss;s;ss
:eson. EoSs.tF !. .Asse Is tnuea ,c'
1ae bes!st srasr.y rro;s,s'e sso1En. x,
s,q, e. ~ ,gnE as a1F u 2aae sno
opt1ateFs ics decline we've p7oo.bis tne Eean'
a r. as Ssssss e. taeI TT & 2
,rk .a r. tta9 afy 11sf IL Ia
q! ss ;s,,se sss :ase esa
.aLe lns ts highest and lowest prices tor each
lie atnts- Lcss crop In ,h,s seeua E:Eall7 bea,s
Set = :sts tn.s e ssps,o &
tIansaeicns hs.s teea very Fnalt, And we have kep1
lie Ssetei n4eas ha, p,ta Ill tals yesz. the rans
t;Es Gelfts IN sat P,sa Ss3s
IN
, 1866-12-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HfUIrTs,

MoapA1 EVENING. December II, 1sT
The following Is M exhibit or tho business OF
thc sub-Treasusy, In this city, for the week eud-
ing December Is:
, 1866-12-18

.?hs reeetpts = JsnE.Ey; from ~ souFres W wtEe
Aprll III Els IN Asy. ly1asls: tn June ta'A27 in
Jniy. htf-6@l; In August VII In September,
l.s-sus; IT, Uetaec-. 2sslt1 IL SoEenne.. 1.$ataat
.ed IN December to The LII, 1a, "a.
Tie to3.o~ .EG table IhowS ttt auoult OF Ei2ICol
, 1866-12-18
s.TiB Is
40
4.N
:antG{rS.l.


which charge follows the ShinsIfs In freight bul.
eHISGLx sFAEDAHD.
TlftEcs-Flyo SntpSsoa 10 be " tSches In thf X
Lcta. " ~"
le1eth-6i1Hcn tpcaes
bancA-fEe1ly snclles,
Course-Tweafy-Aye
tEAfuEK-Tte market continues quiet with
rr1eu sHHle ra,er The ktocks a5u py 10 means ssrrr
houRh tNrtrlcnt 10 meet the prtaent decaand. va
Ilptf, EEG Q.l1!l, IL in1oYs:
, 1866-12-18

ItLN. = I51j. 15EL
FrctEhts.. -,1sa.9f $i0J,StlSi
Fassense.s:,: tstsI.lO N,GA10 Hs5,0o3.5s
Ter. -. 7,An.0l 1Hchi.N s.es3.7o
AhlIE.....:-:. 7,S1.G 7,Sstt.W 1,E25.00
Lent OF Hail
way ...-.-. f,hS3s3 7,&1as 7,N3133
M.seellaEeous 2N0A s,tG, ,tS 1t2j.1i
Total. .SCS1.55..51 $11s,.Gs5t $7@,c6. IS
Earnings ON
Jan, 10 --.-... .........
Nov. su... $3.50, So *7,!os oaos sG,43L41seo
Ike eui ntnes Of Ito Chicago & No:thwesIcsu
EsikGAa iQt ihc II eek ending December Ii Here.
, 1866-12-18
$lf0aE-m
Ah.stit.A t.A3
S1-HYIn

51LhABm
S.Go,J.G
4a.a4A&I1
3kG1.8G
I.M4:3.tN
2}J1as,blo
H.na4sto
3.0IS51.m
S1A3E.M
, 1866-12-18

u01s In Louisville
1Ec tokF.iHi Of saturday remarks:
u cur market hogs are kteady nt 6k9sac, with
HI all Aata oi 1s3 l.Ld at 26.. Ali cur nactc;s were
Lilly TO-DAY, al1 pxa1.s inc flla King tefutsai:
, 1866-12-18

t.KKAHE-IEo market iN ipActlYe 4nd bpniuXl N
~ 4Yc for Rrov to White.
HIGH sl3NISEss-Eecs4vct, ec5 hrls; ; sAlrpcd ~
blls. Markell dull no 4 1uAl And neglected.,
Aatket Gniet Int steady at 3A3s.c tor West
eFp and 51e5f1c for EAateFa.
HAH-fhtfe Is fair inquiry on local xecpunt but
G&tne from this ttE1r i p0tllng doing Tne su1aly 10
not Large, though perhaps 4nflctcnL to u3t& A1 d.
ktds Fl present Tho following The pr1cs curfe1t:
wIQLE4AIk FE}CxS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08
THE EVENING NEWS.
Meeting OF Town Trustees.

The Board Of Trustees met last evening
a, s o'clock. Present, Mes'rs. he'''V~'
Cushing, Gray, and Presiden. Ayiswsi 0n"
The minutes Of last meeting read anu 'P'
Tn, Fire and Water Committee reported
progress with repairs on reservoir.
The Finance Committee reported pack
s.vorsbIy' on the following bills, and. on
notion. thew were allowed: Liberty Hose
Comusny. S24; Vim. Prince, S44; VIM.
Parker Ss4; H. NJ. vesey. 50 so; r. S.
Rates, ass 81; San Francisco Restaurant,
ais so; S. NJ. johnson, $40; IA. Hum
phreyville, SIG.
The following accounts were presented,
and, on motion, allowed Chubbuck &
Phelan. 81; S. H. Robinson, $40; c.
True, SIS.
The following bills were referred: Daily
News, sos; W. Brannon. $40.
On motion. H. H. Hamlin was unani-
mously appointed to the Office Of Town
Sexton. as provided in Ordinance No. 30.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed as q Board OF Health, as provided by
Ordinance No. 80: H. II. Flagg, D. W.
Gray. and DR.. J. U. Hall.
On motion adjourned,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08

BurI,oS.-H. Harris, Gold HILL re-
.e;yed this morning. for melting and assay
400 ounces Of crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08

yIRY Taur.-The Uni0" OF yesterday
stated ,ba, the Entupriss has all along
given q very reluctant support to the
Union ticket. for municipal ofheer'.
Cause why: the scrippies that now ieea
that concerns very listls-were 'u'''
That's what's the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08

rr slaushtarer, furnished with Live Stock.
Horned Cattle or Sheep, at abort notice.
Orders received at the Office, Gold Hill Market.
l.. T. FOX & CO., Proprieton.
Gala HIl. Nav S, 1866. my5tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08

QUITE a lively trade is growing up in
Orovile. California, in the manufacture Of
,~urpen,ins. A refinery is to be sssablish-
ed there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08

OK yesterday the cars Of the Central "a
ciHc Railroad ran to Secret Town-hye
miles below Dutch Flat. They will reach
Crystal Lake. Eve miles above Dutch Flat,
next December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08

IT is said that Gov. Nye will bring his
family to Carson. on = visit, this coming
summer /; and will make things gay and
festive with many q social party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-08
To Mill Men
uoR SALE.

GOOD, PERMANENT STREAM OF
A WATER, running from a tunnel on Grown
poin, Ravine. having fall enough to DO con.
yeysS into Gold Hill proper, will be sold reason.
sSly cheap for Cssh-will DO sold with tbs tunnel,
or can DO bought with the whole mining cisim.
onno,its DAD Fellows Hall, Gold Hill .LE-..
opyU. "HH- HENRY EcKEAT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01
Official Report of the New Orleans Riots.

The Commission appointed by Gen.
Baird to investigate the late riot III New
Orleans completed their labors and the re-
port shows that the first shot fired was
from revolver and by white man, at
the procession of freedmen. Twenty
minutes then expired before any further
disturbance took place. When the pro-
cession took place where tho Convention
was in session, the police interfered with
it attempting to make arrests. They
fired on the freedmen who returned the
fire., A mob-of citizens then joined the
police, & the great massacre commenced.
1t also shows that several policemen bid
their shields so as not to be recognized,
asel after entering the hall they disregard
cd the white flag and fired indiscrimi-
.nately on the unarmed members of the
Convention andspectators., Some of the
eitizans wore, badges indicating an or
ganization. Those in the rooinwith chairs
dc, drove the police and attacking par
tysout, and baFricaded the door. After
tho barricade was established, not a sim
ole person, in the building escaped un
harmed, and about thirty were murdered
While credit is given TO the police fol
saving the lives of all who were in thu
building and are not now dead, the fore,
as found guilty OF nearly allthe slurder'
that were committed. The eyidenc,
shows that policemen killed freedmen
when they could have arrested them with
Aout trouble. and that wounded negroes
were thrown in car and killed Will
estruggIing 70 frse themselves from th
dead bodies placed on top OF them. tn
commission report that the riot oceurre'
on account Of the bitter feeling on th
D account Of the bitter feelings on tn
part Of the citizens aud police toward IN
r&dieal unionists and freedmen. The