davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-02-22

The Ereedmen'e bureau, It need not be said
i I'LL institution foreign 10 the preconceptiou
:aMd habits ol the Southern people, as II Is q
novelty to tie Government, Of whose organi-
Zation 1t has come to form ~ large part. It
is sprung from the war, and, like most Of the
Innovations Of revolution, could not, from the
rature Of tue casc. he over popular. II 1t
were introduced to Vermont 1r Ohio, VIC sus-
1Sct it would be received With as little favor
Us in Gcoreia and Virginia. Yet, admins.
Tered with I'LL equal and exact Justice from
men OF eound discretion and honesty, it may
be converted by corresponding spirit on
tribunal, suited to tne al,esed condition Of
1Ac country. Indeed, VIC arr assured hy a
number ot lndubltnhlc faets, that where Il las
1,ccn conducted with MI eye for the mutual
benefit OF the employer and emp1oye, 1t is
not considered IN engsne Of oppression, OF a
source Of discontinue aud discomfort. We
might Instance many quarters here In Tcnncs-
SEE where the truth of the Insertion Is e1em-
7lliled; and could point to the settled and
Happy situation Of the negro, the Satisfaction
Of the planter, mud the rro,ufse Of the coming
harvest, to illustrate what may be acc.un-
hy tai17,css and enlightenment.
It is BY no means necessary that one should
indorsc the Frecd1ncu'S BUREAU to ice how to
make tic best Of 1t RS an existing fact-to
which We cannot c1ose our cyea-from which
we cannot det-by Which We are compelled to
SHAPE our means and cnds-a great, gaping,
ugly fact ,over Tiich VIC must stumble where.
Gycl y 70, which stares us perpetual1y in the
lace. which meets us at cvcry cross-road and
curucr, contronts us on the highway, aud, u
ehort, is one Of the ''incritallc distinctions. u
~ CARLYLE calls them, which 'tstand across tut
pathway ot nations and individuals"
We are not responsible Tor fts existence ~
snorc arc the officers who lave control OF Il
nor the negroes themselves, who are The IN
voluntary oecaion Of LIS presence; sud tht
f'sne1lrn ai any ceiling Of ill-nature, prompt;
90 ny aversion to the system, or soue iuins
Or wards" l. III Idle W the wrath OF the
4icntucklau, WHO destroyed every " bnreau u
5n his tsnaily: "ou, Of spitc,'' he said, "ol
Just here . parenthezis apropos IF Ken,
lucky, Tho Legislature oi thai nn,,a,'n,
s.luutme ground which seems to 1,e =,
extreme a. our own In an opposite direct,oT
lis 6tewlne q pretty kettle Of flkh over IL.
recru, introduction of tho Frcctmcu's 81
1rau to Its limits. We may possibly tcel viii
The fox which lost his tall, and 'proclaime,
II the height Of fashion, hut whatever be th
inspiration, NC can hardly bring our mind !
eutes into the violence OF the controversy /
, 1866-02-22

n
Or. John u. Vivian, Surgeon Of the 5otA
ter to friend under date Of December 12,
from which nc make a few extracts. "1his
regiment was ordered to Fort Rice, on the
Viper Missouri, last September. The low
stuge Of vattr WIS such that the command
was Obliged to walk overland distance Of
some four hundred miles, reaching their dcs-
1ination In October. upon arriving, they at
once set about making themselves comfort
able Tor winter
Some three weeks since the Colonei, myself
ond several ottct officers, accompanied an In
dian party On buffalo hunt. Tho Indian
party consisted Of about tMrty mon, one
woman, and one boz Each Indian had from
tlrce to four horses, the best runners being
led Ne marched two days but saw no bnf.
faln. The indians heretofore RID now took IN
d blue color, which commingnng with the red
cayc them an fudescrihable hue. On the
third day. at about 10 4. H., an Indian rode OH
10 some high hills to the lett OF our line 81
march, having borrowed the Coloncl's field
glass to reconnoitre. He soon came back
riding like john and singing most un1nusicatl5:
The Indians understood this md the about
ttTxtoska, Ittoaka," {butfnlo budalo,) went
up and ali was hurry up. Some miles were
travelled and get saw no buffalo. At last in
the dim distanee suno1y nlaek spccss were
pointed ont which Was told were buffalo. I
had to believe 1t by an exercise Of faith alone.
The Indians quickencd pace, and q ride of six
miIes brought us In to their midst. 1t was buf.
falo here, there and everywhere The Colonel
rode Ills horse Harry md rode Charley, who
vas "a excited it WAS ali could do to
hold him with both hands on heavy curb.
b. this time We were all tinEling with excite.
ment. Now the Indians having reached to
within 800 yards Of the bnila>oes mounted
their led horses and prepared to charge. bJ
shis time the excitement under which my
horse chnfcd and irctted extended to me 50
thai Was as ready TO ''run maek"as
any one.
Eft was sight onco seen never 10 be forgot.
len. twenty-five wild SiouxAdtaWn up IN
line, each with bow and ARROWS ready, the
buffalo just taking the alarm. At a given
slguaQ It mas .tlar,scr g|1eg'' aud IN nc went
, 1866-02-22
The American Methodist Church In
fkexlll& Prussia.
n1rn


An American controversy In our papers is 4
rare event, and Interesting In itself, fndepend-
ent Of the question Mt issue. The other day
3Ir. Wright, the American Envoy, Was mndc
the object of an attack In d Berlin paper for
encouraging the erection of Methodist
Church here. As the article pretended to
speak in the name Of the American residents
il Berlin, the latter Thought it incumbent
upon them to publish a protest repel'ing the
idea that the religious zeal Of their political
representative had been regarded with any,
thing like dissatisfaction by his countrymen,
and expressing to him those feelings Of gen-
cral rf:sIcct which have so em1ncntly reward
cd Its official activity during his present and
former stay in this capital, The protest is
signed by Afr- Knox, member Of Congress,
Mr.. Fay, for many years American Envoy to
the Swiss Confederacy, md large number
Of other gentlemen, among whom arc eight
clergyman OF different Protestant denomfna-
tions. Il appears that the attnck Is the more
rufounded as the new Church is only Intend
cd to replace hall which has been long rent
ed by the American Methodist missionaries
here, aud which, as Protestant clergy1nen Of
ali denominations arc constantly Invited TO
psrach In it, Is ffequented by all sorts pro-
miscuous1y, and regarded as the American
Church OF Berlin. The matter has attracted
considerable attention, the Prnssians, who
are tolerance itself, being not only At loss
alto understand what blame can possibly be
attached to promoting tho erection OF Chris
tian Church, but also entertaining particu-
lat, respect for tho doctrine and discipline OF
the MUrariaD brethren. which believe, were
subsequently, copied by John Wesley.
, 1866-02-22
Kentucky Hugk Slavery.

We infer from the following, which we
quote. from the Frankfort sYtpnlan of the
16ih, that the so-called Consetva Demo-
cracy OF Kentucky have deliberately deter
mined to measure strength with the Gencral
Government on tie question Of tile abolition
Of slavery In TINT State. Holding that the
adoption OF constitutional amendment By &
constitutional majority Of States Is not bind
ing upon such States a. do not choose to rati-
f., tllcy refuse TO cxpunEe tho slave code In
Kentucky, on the assumption that 6layery
stin exists there, and will bc ro-establis].ed.
Il Is to be sald Of this, that II the so+cal1ed
Kentucky Conservatives have held these ytews
hitherto, the time to have tested them. with
chance Of success, YVES In 1851. 1t j. now
too late. 1n contest with tue General Gov
ernmcat on this issae, It is not at all difficult
10 predict which party w1n 70 to tho wall,
with an emphasis that will astonish Its lead
eFs. The 1eoman says:
"Ihe Louisville Journal in Its Issue Of yester-
oA5. nEes The Legislature to task lot not passing
eosne aG. os making rome Official Endorsement Of
the amcoomeES 70 the Constitution prohibiting
fhyery IN thc uu1led Stxtee Aud which Nt. EewAri
proelMmt 70 loudly to lie mart md pasrf, q; 9he
Organic Law Of the land. The LrIs!stnre hsya
done right. and Cos. Helm tafd no rlo,t thsr 1Sse
true, when he protested against 1hje ns.nmn,fnn'
and e-proclatmcd Inst no nuhc7 Of States nhr nny
MtfQFity Of Congress, had any nchl 10 bind Ken
fnclv a.aiptt her consent. In mat,efu oyef ,yhtrh
ehe fese5yed TO herEen the exclusive control
, 1866-02-22

springs and si]Yer mines, equal In richness to
those or Nevada, we're discovered there last
vcar, The successful navigation OF the Colo
rado river by Captain Truewo1thY. to point
not more than SO miles distant from the mines
in those counties, clearly demonstrates the
Mct ltat they Gnu be worked AZ successfully
a. those Of Nevada and Montana. Let those
who doubt examine correct msp and trnce
the Colorado aud It's Tributaries to the1r
sources m the Sierra Ecyat1n Steamers now
narigatc the tributaries Of the Columbia
river. No greater obstacles exist to the naY-
ieatiou Of the Grand, Green and White rire1s-
TIE bionnons have constructed good wagon
road from Great Salt Lake City to the head
watgs Of Steamboat navigation on tho Colo
rado. This year most Of the Mormon cmiera-
tion will come ty way Of tho Gulf of California
sud the Colorado rtycr. The key note Of aa-
yancement and Improvement has already
sounded That cncrcetfc and redoubtab1e
pioneer, Nal. Gen. Il. q. Demary, Of Lake
county, has taken the incIpient steps to Or
Eanize company 10 survey and construct a
road from Lake and Summit counties, to IN.
tcEsect The Mormon road. a project of I'M
portance once conceived In his go-ahead brain
is s9Tc to be accomplished.
The pospectora OF California, Arizona,
utall and Colorado, will meet on the banks OF
the great river, next summer, and develope
new district, rich In copper, chloride and
bromide silrer ores.
, 1866-02-22

Total. ;I2E 1911 LII III;
The receipts today have been moderate, aud ths O.
tered sales ~ follows:
Tere2o.ted sales Eince four o'clock last eyenlnS
, 1866-02-22

Of the progress Of that section Of the Cali
fornra Pacd6c Railroad between San Francisco and
Sacramento, via San 3ose md Stockton, The con.
ktsurtion Of which VAS commenced yc1r s1nce, the
-4Ka Call fofnsd Fays will be running 10 Stock
ton hefoie the eiose Of the present rear and very
shortly Thereafter to Sacramento. From Sscra-
mento eastward the work is being pushed with all
energy, with some one hundred miles In operation.
Between stockton ard San Frant1eco some portions
Of the road arc Of the most heavy and expensive
character. In tho Alnn,sda Canon arc tlrolsh-cuts
Of Sixty feet depth, and ehiu cuttings Of
much greaier depth. Some Of the enbankuafnts
hotou1 by huge walls ofsolid masonry. 0nn1hou.
Sand fret paose of heavy bridging are construct
Cd, some Of the bridges oe1ns thirty nss fee. ahore
thu water Croes-ifca tor twenty miles are delIg-
ertzl on the road. Seven and onc-iourth miles OF
iron haTe been received, and sixteen ard three
fourth miles additional Iron are atost-.thc last OF
which will arrive in san .Francfsco within two or
three months. Mpxt Of thc iFon received has been
lid, and twenty miles Of road vii be In running
order within four months from this time. Rolling
soek eu1clent Tot operating twenty miles has been
received. Early In the coming spring the godHa-
uon be tween Teleio Mills and Sacramento wl1l bo
commenced and p5shed forward With al possible
speed. The Iron required for the track between
Vallejo Mills and SacEnuaento, u distance Of 100
miles. has been purchased, and within SIX months
the inn for the Cure road will hare left New York
, 1866-02-22


were not sustained till the close.
In Provisions We have to report rather weak feel
ins at the close. Meas Pork suffered decline Of
&c per bbl, with sales Of Goo bbls At $2d.a7K 1adl
'a-cioains weak Al ssa-so. Buzz Meats wree dull
oui nela nfm's.Witn eales OF 1nhoo los csearsldas
~ lottc Iooee. cu1npelnna Alda!es were sold At
l3.Sc. dfeen Nanas were SOLD at 14M815c ftom
dressed ana la:se 'lo'n staoentesed hoss- Lafd
opened ss'sss anu eaossat a. IN sssanse o. Ac per
u. Win eales o. l'.o ues PRIME steam Leal atl8ac'
Aser the receipt OF the seeoad New York despatch,
ho"cses tne actaanu los Aafo "aa tess active. aud
tho malxel eaosea "eaR'
The market tor dressed LOGS opened aetiEe and
firm. With sales Al range Of tl1.0oGl1.3 .30chiedY
at 1letl1a:c dividing on s1ps-fhe market cios1ny
Weak at that sanse. ......
Highwlnes wefe quiet but held firmly At ss13t
21A Nosaics Wera reported
Under The n'au!p1latsons Of The "cofner" clique,
the market for No. sprinE Wheat opened to1era-
bly, active and ouoyant. and an advance Of a2assc
weakness became manifest, and prices seeesie1 lEe
from the highest ugutc reached during tbs day-
the market closing very dali. No. Spring was
more active and stsaay. The saes foot up 19s 900
bushels, at *i-soG1.e25s for No. !; 731B03sc for
So:a, and es.sc for ne}ected-cloafns dull al s1el
for No. ! in store.
There was m active demand for iow grade and
Cnsound Spring Extra and Spring snpese, and the
,horc Ia a 1l,n,tca dcnund fnI thc cts an5 .,o.s
t-,J tth .ticbt rcouest an E,s,srn ancarn, ~,
Is he stock is exceedingly lieht there i sesy iite @
ee2, s1oha ID demand being paee.S sa' ot ,as as
ss.D Tor Wisconsin White Winter; sG.ooGD 7asIio.
low grade to good Spring Extras, and s5a51a15
w Sps.us ouFs4s' oAHoa11 'f'4aS @41tas sold at
, 1866-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
-nlDNETARE.

n EpSEauAf EFESlNG, r Gu. -lt 15Uo.
Bnsinese in commercial and financial circles TO-
day was partially neglected In consequence OF the
indignation which Is fell at the action ol tho Prest-
dent in vetong the Freedman's Bureau Bill, snd
thus virtually .'Tyle1izing himself. Almost every
loyal man expressed hIaaeI rs disgusted, and the
President had no friends except few who style
themselves conservatives" and who generally
nana:e to array Themselves in opposition TO the
bttt interests Of the country. Even among The
party known ls - sCopperheads," while there were
general expressions Of satisfaction at the resr1i,
there wac feeling Of contempt expressed fora man
who. af'er having been elevated to position By the
votes Of oyal mcn should turn round and splt apon
them, os Mr. johnson has done. On Change the
feeling against the President Tas intense, and the
idea Of calliuga general Indignation melting was
freely canvasted.
Tomorrow being Washiueton's Birthday, the
banks and bnslncts Offices Mill all be closed. The
Board Of Trade also decided to hold no neet-
ing-so that II wtll BE- general holiday In business
circles, ~
Tic money market to-day was very gniet. Not.
Niihstaudfnr the lact that all obligations due To-
morrow had 10 b. met today, no particular pres
anre uas felt on the market and enrtencY vas re-
ported to be caty at 10 Der cent per anpum. Street
rates were eteady ut 1,i1s per cent per month, but
the transactions ut such rates vert very light.
Eastern exchange is in active den1aid aud dsm At
par buying and ITO premium selling. Ronnd lots
were IN demand among bankers \: premium oi
Sc per thousand. The supply Ia scarcely equal Ia
tbc demand, and some Of the bankers have had ia
express currency to New York wlihln the past two
dsJt.
The general markets today ruled qnict hut Inn
Flour was steady. Wheat Hled S13Mc per bu.hc
higher. Com advanced &c per hushel. Oats Hcrs
ke higher. Rye and Barley were quiet and M
, 1866-02-22

The sccoud the planting, and 10 the :hird the
culture. TIC result was signal tallurc-
Patches OF the hedge now border the road,
living monuments Of bad Infringement.
TIE DISTANCE 70 Set THE PLANTS
The distance to plnnt will depend upon
atter management. If the hedge ts 10 oc
plashed, a foot is a good distance; i to be
cut back ut two years aud then 1elt to takc
care Of itsclf, forming both fence ana ~ shsl. e.
ter, eight inches is about sashL "e h' naso
seen hedges set sir, eight and twelve inches;
nor do We think Il will make much difference
in tf,e end which distance Is adopted.
euEAR1tG.
If the hedge is 10 he sheared We protest
aEanst touching ;Ehcn up, NAV af 10 nae et At tue
ground to thicken 1t at the base-cut at any
height TO suit the fancy. Summer pruning
oply 70 fur Us To top OF Struggling side shoots
tllould not be practtEcd. Hyou want slckly
nud yo,Ir wish will be crntlfed. RURAL.
, 1866-02-22

no. ~ q !oss tn noon.-rFoTtst Eity, 5oa,me;
Washs; NH .sa.5eo kasE ssd,eS: s1t6Hiand, 3ooo
CuItsa Cotainx, Pee ooo; q; G: Warner 8 Co., ise
Iarn.. soa16 y. T. isnrt is01oo Gordon 4 WeareF,
1000 nEfon M s 4 1, cempsny e6 g ao oee; SsGs ~
90 More smith. :eo 900: Yonpgs. 1ootD; A1Iles i
poss E Sn &C., rstss f "a is"ls t. eae9ei III nSst @ to o.
.ot9; fay, 2sooo0 JAS. she7eE Co a o4o ;p1tts,
Me @ ;MsETs9- e l, eaoS. Iof1t e! A l1a4a n,,,o,,
Dedact amount SOLD On dock.
BALANCE uusoldx u tlf ndo
, 1866-02-22
u WeatwArd the Star Of Empire Takes
III W0ysss

fFrpm the Denver (ColoE2do) EcWB. 1eth-l
The Discoveries of rich mineral wealth in
Lake and Summit counties during the past
ycar almost surpass human odnti. inea ,s;..s new
vest Of the range, that will add additional
fame 10 Colorado, the Queen Of the Noun
tains. Petroleum., aspha1tum, Abe1tine coal,
caane! coal aud bltum3aous coal, Iron ore, salt
, 1866-02-22

We ara under obligations TO Mr. r. T. Hurt Tor the
following eo1Ieet md eateni1 p,spased statcment Ut
is5. From salina to The mouth .of saginaw fayer
shr1e tasc rft5 mills u operation, pt which two
and Iensts 1t ZhEauk,c. There are nov being buff
four new ll'e ai.es spd rebuilding The burnt
and Shav q Williams will increase shc capacity
3a00Nu, besides ths mllt the Tltt1bAwassee Eass
shipment, and Will aan 70 ~. 10 rnpTc nakns toudd
TOTAL Of an oco 0 capacity Tor Saginaw md tributary
rtrcEs-
IbcTt:txbauaszce raftsd utl5A Q00&o Cas- river,
seMDt: Flint, 80 co oo0 and Had river NOu feet o{
pine logs, board tncaanf., hcsdeA Eb1ch eoc
{1epn iht lAy.
Or ahInsle mills there are fourteen Saginaw Cass
, 1866-02-22

CONSTITUTION NATER--CoxsrI1rr1os WAIE8,
the only Known remedy for DlabcGes+ Stooc In tho
Bladder. Calculus Gsaysl. Brick Dust Deposit md
Mucous or MllEY Discharges, Irritation Of the Blss2-
der, 1nnarumatlou OF tho Kidney CasazFh Of the
BLADDER.
rhr astop.hne suceess which has attended .n.z In
valuable medicine renders It the most vntusnic one
erer discovered. No language caa convey Al aae-
anate Ides OF the immediate and almost miraculous
change which 1t occasoas 70 tho dehiitated and shat
tered systtm In Gct II s:31ds uuTtvalsed reme-
DR. for The permanent cure Of the nalsdles nboye
toned. ard also, DIABETES. lMPoTEScY, LOSS
OF MUSCULAR ENERGY. PHYSICAL Pros rR4t-
IION, INDIGESTION. GLEET. and eycrY Hsease
ary way connected with the disorder Of decay.
Persons, II conscious Of any weafnosss should take
the CONSTITUTION WATER, whether broken
down tr excess weak BY nature, or impaired By sick.
ness the unstsung and relaxed organization Is as
o1ce rehrnced. feEtyi1ed and built up Well may
this celebrated remedy be cllc1 the MEDICAL WON
DER. ..
The atooplng, trembling victim Of depression and
deb,llty becomes a new mAn: ha stands erect, he
moye1 with nr1 step; hts mah which wss previous.
" aunk In g1oom Of almost tdotc apathy becomes
bright and setye a1d he aoes forth FeRenefate, con-
scfous Of ueW vieot. Tht medicine reaches the Coa
stitu,on ek and restores 1t to it, normt cond1tlon
For these diseakes It Is truly q sovereign remedy,
md too much cannot be said In Its praise. i sIoz1e
dose has been known to relieve the most urEcnt yp
toms. TIT 1t IL these Cases. an you Will give your
praise to CONSTITUTION WATER
MALES OF FEMALES. are you troubled with
thnt distressing pain ID the small OF The back and
through four hips? CONSTITUTION wArEIs' wtll
relieve you Like magic
Fer 4als bY Ill drugEtsss. Pr1se II.
IT. 4. GREGG CO., proprietors.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN.
Gsneral Agents, No, A8 C1lf street. New Yorx.
axy FE1vhaHVEs vaV s9aatk eca iseas hSEf easss sae BURN
{e1g906 39t 1n-sATr p
, 1866-02-22
5peetat Aoticts.


And Fututo Prospects 10 Lsa cleaslT rsvtaed ey IN
Raphael, Hs w1ns tbs afetdoos y The opposite sc1.
BE guides JOE to wealth, he4Itb sd happiness. Cs
ii Drug Store 231 East Aaatson-ss~ oes~ea Neas
md Frrntt,n Generalization fee Ont pql6E. u8G
, 1866-02-22

Feeds in Ph1IudcIphtn-Fcb. 10.
C3oTc seed continues IN FsiE dsInand at about fca-
rates asles ct $50 By It !or fair to choice
T;upthy IL dull AID Eel1itg In I email wAy at $AS,
Fl1l 2ked sells o1 arrival at 23lA43.8 pr bp.
, 1866-02-22

Hntchefor's Hair Dye
The Best in the World! Harmless. rellsble, usta1
taueous. The only perfect pge! No disappointment
no ridiculous tlnt3 signsd H?!iiq,a f. RGtsAetor, ~
MrlLEFLEU UKS-Ees.oscs, preserves md beanEGa
the hair. Sold BY All Druggists. s;desataS II
, 1866-02-22

HrIc Tie god Ma1Kef opeoEd A 13bsE and ci6sed
at ls6As. SILVER was dull at 1s0.
GoreE1mept Securities were weaker In New York
fnxdax I,rf 1be tnatkef here ruIed firm Tf annte
, 1866-02-22
P1tt.hurvh OIL 31arket-rcb. 60.

7here IL still considerable inquiry for bonded oil for
fatnfe deyT Ehiie tor present delivery ths demand
spot Of offers to FELL At 10 cente. without ind
tne bny sxes Of ~ nrs ~Sonpsre9lH brand; TO
optIo In Philadelphia, At lie. Free oil Is dull and
GtoQplpE-may he quoted 1t sb2G2e.
, 1866-02-22

In the afternoon The market for No. ! Spring
Wheat uas irregular and eomtrhat un*ettled-
opening ut Ft.al, declining 10 $l.a2 advancing to
SIe1, and closlng viii sellers At 81 II an buyers
ut HEX.
, 1866-02-22
Total
~. f-.,r, ~ N tn ~ IA .hIo+, - =, -

Total
Tho prices rango from $50 to *&Dd chiefly Ut {lo9
G2sso.
ne market hss bean alt1ine more active TO-DAY, but
ain moderate Packers &ze doing bur limited bnst.
pexa, sud shippers having lost all confidence In ta4
Market, are doing vcfy little few Pittsburgh opsz.
ators xse buying spzrngtF. cJ outchers aad spf<u.
lato.s ase working Eer5 cAutiouAS.
Weauete the market as moderately active and ptless
ve1t. 1T abous The sstne tates ~ yesterday.
Ihe1ouoxtne ase the reported t1anascaons:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Elcao1 & Adsus sold Ftnres>eJ shad, eYt1ytax
, 1866-02-22

HAY-Tnc market continues du11, and prices ta1e
almost nominal. We quote:
HHoLNAIE PH1cEs Of 1EACE4 -.
;ot,y roller sno bezter pres7td. 1850
11nanfnf loose 1.cnB11 50
isrsirie loose ....... 19tu
x,cothy. rolle, sud htate1 pressed 13A9l6ho
rtmcfnf loose I1G1iGo0
41mo;h; loose .............. l1ta1tm
!se.te rotcr and btateF rrtssed. GS GS4l3Io
r!s!1is ionse on wagpn4 4eliyc1ed...... 1lnhA1sm
11%TES-RecedYed, {kEN 'ne; ehtrped. 1851 d.
trde continues duh 1t.d prices Weak but without
saa 7xa 7Kc
G.eSn Tntchtrs. SIC
Ssn EslteT 85kC
1,1y Eatsd, trntre
MT Flint, trimmed. ..-.........'''s'....'.-..S 4H
arortd And Cut nidek i psftu-
nREeGEp IIOt:S-Eecet9ed, 1,at5: thfpped+ a63
,r,e ntrfet onened steady md rtn but closed weak
4 ySe.tertAy's sdIauce- Gales were:
, 1866-02-22

The market continues very auiet. bnt prices arc IN.
changed. Small salsS are makinE At sMse1sooo per
hpgss 2o4 1oc per h for tacoM hams; ls42lsc per n
for salt shoulders: t4lSHc rer tT LAID and *13Ec
Tor bpttert a. TO quality.
, 1866-02-22

f.rfer-OyE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.

Sold IN Chicago bs II. ScoFlL ana LORD = sMlIti.
bT d, BARNES CO, AGENTS for the South NUN-
HIGH & knEERS, Wholesale DFuSx!stt. ho%aoo.
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, 1866-02-22

SuEEI'-Thtre Ii tribe betttr inquiry today, but
prices haye not materially improved. +Gales arc made
At 50 for COMMON to t54a for good.
1HAlkE TO TIE UNION sToux yAHpa.
Trims ere run to the Cn!oa Stock Yards over the
p1ttshnrrb Fort Wayne Isoad: leaEiuE the depot a
thc corner ot Madison aud Cana asreets 1lt h1e IL
% ccnts each waJ.
TNE TANLx.
Leave Madison kreet. Leave Stock Yards.
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3.1- H.
, 1866-02-22

Thz pf1cea RANGE from $s 20 to s1 pet 100 3s, the
lstttr price, however, ouy for lot Of extra choice
hofs hvc1agtog s43 ns- 5.
The market opened this morning tribe more active
ind prices a shade nEmer. Tho demand very soon
suphtcd, however, the buFer4 mostly Wlthdra wlns
fu1u the market under tho feeling that prices were
unrtasonAbly hizh.
There ome expectation OF liberal receipts during
thn hitter naz& OF ths week. II wch evtnt thry tooE
for a reaction In prces. How well founded these
hopes ase, tenaIs to bo seen. =.
Fuckers hare been doing 1nost pf the bnsneaa, and
bastsar tots bare been taken for shtpuEnt-
We quo,e the market II quiet and prices Without "a.
tcuial change from YESTERDAY, though ieas hs. The
r,,,nwtnr sra the reported &rAl2 hctt0uSs