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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10
OUR SATURDAY NIGHT.
To the MOr0l1p.

She Is at rest this night. And poor
soul, she has needed rest these long, long
years. We cannot write 50 rapidly to
night as usual, 10. thinking of her and
hun. on know sometimes one thinks 60
much he cOGnOt find time to speak, so at
tunes it Is a task to make the pen run
obedlent to the thought.
Just little before sundOwn tonight, as
We were riding leisurey along, looking into
the faces of weary men ana women, dirty
children; into the crowded tenement
rooms, where the poor are hudded to
gether, tour men came along with corpse
on an old door. Some one else was riding
home.
10 the Morgue-th dead house, where
on marble tables, under dripping water, are
laid those who are found dead, till some one
can identify the remains. To the Morgue
we followed, and saw lhe four men enter
with their burden. A woman, dead wet,
dlipplng-her body rescued from the river,
ana brought here.
Nv hen did you find her?'
But the hour, sir, and We brought her
here"
who is she-who was she p
we don know, sir, but perhaps you
can End out
Ne thought II cor unfortunate, tired
OF lie, wishing for death. The piece Of
torn sell-cloth was removed, aud there she
lay asleep" Not 4 girl whose hte was
poisoned not one clad in fLery-not a
beautiful abandoned, but middle aged
woman, clad Iii coarse garb Her face
you should have seen 1t, You would haze
something to remember. \ sad, sorrows
marked face; he grief ines deep-the eyes
upturned as II she had died IN prayer-ntr
dead look seeming to say she had been
stamped In the mat Of agony tor years
IN her pocket was a letter from sister
in OHIO. And steel thimoie. three hide
pennies, nothing more. And this was all
The treasure She had In life accumulated
Treasures OF the heart not one on earth
From the letter We learned her address, or
where she had lived. \ policeman went TO
the place, on Avenue i. and We went with
han. II stairs in a tenement house
This is the room. We knocked Gu the
door. y crutf voice inside babe Us
Come IN.
'ilIi Mrs. - live here"
es-Ihat ; my wife"
Do you know where she is p
'Gone over 10 Williamsburg to see her
aunt, guess, but what in hi keeps her
there when she knows II ; time for supper
is more than knew. She never dales to
Arep he Mating long.
'iiow long have you been married ?"
Twelve Years
pa She say She was going 10 Williams,
burg
h "No-tut she lao sort of bawlins
>rsil las; night, and mrst have gone
tA,,c."
She's at the Morgue! -
~ haJ?'
She at the Morcuc -
" hist? Oak your fooling me, no mat
ter who you are.
Your wife, or she who was your wife, is
at the Morgue. You can visit he: She
cannot come to you.
The man went away with the officer. 4
woman came in before he went. and went
at the recital. And after they had gone
she tod u simple story, but It told vol
unes. They had lived there more than a
year tn oHe j1st i,cl vas her friend.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10
Answer to Fare Thee Well"

The following poem. which is a true copyof
Lady Byrons answer" to Lord Byron
= Farewell 10 his Wife" has been exhumed
from oblivion by the adherenJs Of the lady.
1t mas never been published on tbs side Of the
Atlantic therefore = a curiosity it is now
produced
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10
The End Of -Four Great Men.

The four canquerers who occupy the most
conspicuous places in the history of the
world are Alexander, Hannibal, Caesar and
Bonapar'e.
Alexander, after having climbed the diz-
zy height Of his ambition, with his temples
bound with thapiets dipped IN the blood Of
millions, looked down upon "a conquered
world, aud wept that there was no other
world tor him to conquer, set 4 city on fire,
aud dlel in a scene OF debauch.
Hannibal, after having, to the astoni>h h
ment and CONSERVATION Of Rome, PASSED
the \ pS. and having put 10 flight the ar
mics OF the mistress Of the word, aud strip
ped three bushels Of gold rings from the
fingers OF her slaughtered knights" and
Ii ale HI foundations quake, fed from his
country, being hated by those who once
exultingly united his name to that Of their
cod, and called him Hanni~ Baal ana died
az last by poison administered By his own
hand, un!amentcd and unNept, in foreign
land.
Caesar, after having conquered eight
hundred cities, aud dyeing his garments IN
the blood Of one million Of his foes, after
having pursued to death the only rival he
had en- earth, was mIserably assas,inatc,i
by those he considered his nearest friends,
and in thar very place the attainment of
which had been his greatest ambition
Bonapartc, whose mandates kings and
popes obeyed, after having filed the earth
with the terror OF his name, after having
deluged Europe with tears aud blood, and
clothed the world il sackcloth. closed his
days in lonely punishment, almost literally
exIel from the world, ye, where he could
sometimes see his c0untry'S banner waving
over the depot, but which did not AMI could
not bring him ard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10
HOUSE OF REFUGE

III New York City
The latest improvements for the relief Of
disease and deformity will he at hand to assist
in the process of cure, rendering this lnsti'u-
ton the best adapted for the cure of all classes
of bodily complaints
Office OF the Institution opposite the Postoffice
Patients at distance may receive full par
ticulars and written opinion Of their case, by
applying TO the undersi gned.
kSrs. SiAsON X SCEHiLLERN.
LIST MANITOwoC, WIS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10
Livery and Sale Stable,
Chill TON, WIS SIN

II HE undersigned respectfully informs tie
/ public that he has established Livery
and Sale Stable at this place and hopes, by
strict attention 10 business TO merit the u bile
patronage. lie will furnish fast teams and
comfortable conveyances. and will keep horses,
carriages, wagons and sleighs for sale Par
ties from Fond du Lac or Nani;owcc, who wish
fast and fresh teams, upon their arrival here,
to convey them to either Of the above points,
will be furnished IN reasonable terms.
JOHN II. DOYLE
Chiffon. Wis Dec. l6., 1865. 23-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10


Yes farewell--far,well forever,
Thou myself hast fixed our doom,
Babe hopes fairest blossom wither,
Se'er again for me 10 bloom.
Unforsiving thou hast called me
DIdst thou ever say, Forgive
For the wretch whose wiles beguiled thee
Thou alone didst seem to live.
Short the space which time had given
To complete tiny loves decay
By unhallowed passion driven
Soon thy heart was laugh. to stray.
Lived for me that feeling tender
Which thy verse so well can show,
From my Arms why didst thou wander,
My endearments why forego?
O too late thy breast was barred
o! too soon 10 me twas shown
That thy love | once but shared,
And aireody it is flown.
Wrapt in dreams Of JOY abiding.
On thy breast nay head hath lain,
In the love and truth coIhding--
Bliss | ne or can know again.
That dark hour did first discover
In thy soul The hideous strain,
Would these eyes had closed forever,
Ne 'er to weep Thy crime again
But the imyious wish. Q Heaven.
From thy records blotted be,
Yes, yet would 1--we, o Byron!
4 or the babe I've borne for thee.
In those lovely features, tell me,
All nv weakness here confess,
Whilst the struggling tears permit me
All the features | can trace
lie whose image asyer leaves me,
He hose image still l prize
VINO, the bItLerest feeling gives me
Still TO love where dcspise.
With regret, and sorrow rather,
When our child first accents flow,
i will teach her to say, Father,
But his guilt she ne'er shall know.
Whilst Tomorrow and tomorrow,
Wakes me from widowed bed
On another arm my sorrow
Wilt thou feel, 10 tears wilt shed
In the worlds approval, sought not
Hlen | toce myself from thee.
Of its praise or blame thought not
What 5 its praise or blame to me
He so pr;zed-so loved-so adored-
From his heart my image drove
On my head contempt has poured,
And preferred a wanton s love.
Thou art proud but mark me. Byron,
I've heart proud as thine own
Soft to love, but hard as iron
When contempt is on its throne.
But, farewell III not upbraid thee,
Never, never, wish thee III
Wretched though thy crimes have made m
Ii thou c,,nst, be happy still.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10
J. 4. BROWN, III. D.
Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur.

ESPECIAL attention given, a. heretofore,
Il during a long experience 10 difficult
OBSTETRICS and SURGERY together
with UTERINE diseases and diseases Of the
LUNGS
gy~ Nothing would be more CERTIFYING han
to be able - attend to every call, aad thereby
please all but ms this is impossible, day
practice only Is solicited.
Office on York street, opposite Beer and
keru's store Residence corner Of Main and
Chicago streets, directly West If t., Erisco-
PAL Church
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-10

TO postpone action ill lie was almost sure
Of victory. well knowing hat BY pursuing
this course he was running the risk Of los
ing his command 10 Iii. obstinacy in the
right We believe the country owes the VIC
tory OF Nashville, and the grand success.
that followed so SOON upon ,ha: memorable
battle. " .iSconSin.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

Fac. BURNHAM'5 FURNITURE, MOVING, sTOR
~. age sad packing establishment. us West fevsn.t
furnare R,uofostos boxed and shipped Storage Furni:
ture
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

RIO LEr-A LARGE ROOM, 2SxTo0 FEET, Lf,iH1ED A.
i three sides broadway. Apply 10 J. ~. BENTON
Broome IN streets.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

TO LET OR lEASE-FOR Bt SiNESs PURPOSES. THE
three and basement House lA Eighth strsst, ohs
door OF Broadway, adjoining Clinton Hail Apply at
a hof
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

1,REMONT-TTIRTY MINUTES FROM FORTY-sECOND
street by Harlem Railroad two Lots TO- sale, two
blocks from tho eeo price $50 each In ti,e OF H. f.
NICHOLS the premises, at freight depot Forty-sev.
eHth
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

LroR SAFE or EXCHANGE STORE PROPERTY, on
Court street, Brookyn; woat take in part payments
smnn residence worth from ", W to $500 bal
easy terms. Address WILLIAMSON, 2S7 Court
street, ErOOElyn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

I1OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS brown STONE
II Dwelling, Eighteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues For particulars apply to JOHN MoCLAVE. A
ina trent
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

At NEW BRIGHTON.--TO RENT, FURNIsHE
n brick villa delightfully."- located; Wow unsurpasse
garden, lawn, stables; % minutes OF Wall street.
HAMILTON, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

4 FIFTH AVENUE FOUR STORY HOUSE, 2i9x98
n. lot 1916 feet, with Thirteenth stable, sx7S
for sale low, would ease Tor term of years.
v. Il. STEVENSON K son, ii Pine street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

-Gbarlea @bertrin, wel9er in Grcw<
plays So bault an Der &obert @trase
pobnt, seruriadle leBte Na9t ni3t oe<
rineen S1refen, al6 er in einem MnfoQ
BON @abniinn a0ee i'm 6auit 3erldlue,
tpas Ct rur babbaft &perben fonnte. Mfan
bemd@ti9te fi@ i@liebli@ bes @abnfin.
ni9en nno bra9te i'm 9efern @pr9en
mad her Sail.
Grau Bennet> cine ~irriinni9e Grau bez
fncet ii@ INNER nod IN bie19er Sail, ta
cas 5cspital in ct. peter ousenblidli@
dberfIut 1T.
per@pnal Npti;.-Gapt. u. 81.
&iefer 1T BON ietner Sour bur9 ben lon<
ni9en @lben ;uride.febrt uro lobt bas
2ano uno bic Serbdltnife iebr. Ct 1T
n1unter lno 9eiuno.
- Cine ber wiGti9Ren Bius wel&e
i'm 5ouie paltrt tpureen ale Topnmcez
tin9s tunftie ni@t mebr am eriten Dien>
flag i'm NpriL ionoern ben ~ ( II
Montas I'M Mdr3 ab;ubalten.
- Sn ber~oberen Staot tppiirb fiji bie
&inccr unlerer SSbmildcn Mitburoer
zinc Sdule errt@tet >perben UNI cenlel<
ben tic n1tbi9en @orfenntnilt in Der
&n9liiGen Spra@e ;u lebren ,pel9e UNI
berinat nptbwenoi9 finn, unt bic ftdrti<
ldm @@ulen beiu9en gu f6nnen. =.
Carbon. - Der @curerneur bat
@obcrt Sbea, trel1er >pe9en Gbeilnabue
an fleiaem Diebtabl bon bern ppli;ei
Ni@ter ~ sWonaten @efdnsnib nerur~
stbeilt par, be9napfst .1H 4."% gs.eTz .
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* @ie ibr ~1attelt" . reitet ibr
bruuaI febt ~, bab an @attler unb @ismseus atts
BON gutter Mrbtit fi, unb aua @el9irr yebtr unb
Mrbeit an @Gte petteifern. Cute 5attler- unb
Miemenartett fpart 9eeem, ber @o6 1unb sWaaen
ball, aujabrli& elm bubi@es @Imn19en fir &c
paratur, unb felbR Heparaturen fcnte man nur bel
einemt Neifer y No. 1 MAIDEN lalsn, tpie 6err
Mu SUIT % n m e., brittle @trabe, neben Clint
unb l9epbalb, Der perfebt fin ,@ei@dft unb If
u,d6is IN finen yrei}en.
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Staat8 Ncuiafeitcn.

Minneapplis.5*-- Cine Mn;abl
@apitalifen baben Gonps 9eseidnet I'M,
in Dem, pberen Tbeile Der 5taot St. Mus
tbonYs etne Bride iber tenS Mli1EjIppi
III bauen. Dielelbc ioll an rerlelten
tSteue 9cbaut werben,. 100 Yor einiecn
Sobren Die ate Bride ;ert6rt wurpe.
- Die BQreer BON @inneapuliS
tperoen an1 81. ciele5 W(onot6 barber
obRimme,1 Oh Die @tabt Der &Minneiota
Beitern Babn etnen 8cnus you $780,
600 beriutgen iou. .
- SO. IS aud 6treetzH ailroao oe>
ndnnt ldeint nod INNER fetnen @rfola
gu boben.
49, Die Scoupinapier baben Elm 2iebz
bater> Sbeoter tns 9eben 9erufen.
- Sn ben leBten @oGen baten mebz
rere fStaote unb Gomns in Blue Garth
lno Garibault. @punties yeri9ieocnen
Giienbabnz@ pmpasnie1 5ubicien fiji,
bic Contribution ie,ner 8abnen sum sc:
iammtbetra9e Don iber 100000 DO
tirt. 5aben jene Stimmseber, wel9t
fir oieien Bonus" timrnten, AUDI wob|
oaran 9epa@t> pelde @teuerlait 1e fd
eur& oiele .Greisetisfeit auf9ebiiroet bas
ben?
- 5nu &olemount. Oafcta County
purce lebte Bode in etnemB Drummer be,
toote &5rper eines 5@wecen 9efunoen
Gs fornte ni9t eru,ittelt percen In 5,pel.
&er Beiie oerielbe ;u ieinem&oot sefom:
men 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

~N~ SNStt>
ter Der lebten Do@e anrerte fi@ plSblid
0eeen Treita9 Witta9. Gin ftarterBinc
erbob d6> relner nit sunebmenoer &dlte
bic 8o13e Nadt binpur1 pauerte. Det
S9nee, ,pel1er an Dtelen @teQen ldnos
ben Gtienbabnlinien oe11mpl;en }por unp
auf ben S@ienen 1i6 al6 @dneewa0er
%on9e}ammelt bate, frpr w1brenc bet
Na@t 3u elmer barten Gi6frufe, >pelbe
fi@ auf ben Gdienen an1eBte; unD an
anoeren Stellen purpe Der Sbnee ourd,
Den beftiscn Dino auf bic Babnlinie sez
rpebt, Dies perurlaGte am 5amfaa
Morsen cine pouRdnciee Ginteuuns pee
@tienbabnuerfebrs. Muf Der Yacifcbabn
murpen ;wci 2ofomotipsn NIT einem
S@neepau9e nad Dar>pin aeibidt> aber
ibor in Der N6be BON ct. Mntbcny
murDe cine Der Qofomotipen aus cen
S@ienen 9cworfen.
Die 3t9e nab st. @loub sinsen oaz
Der BON bier gar ntdt' al.
Muf Der minneapolis u. 81. Youl
Bobn purce Elm aan3er Gra9pue> &ofo>
motipe uno is Baoen, in Der N6be ron
3oIemount aus ben S1ienen eeporfen>
uno nauerte e8 biz s u5r Nbenps, ebe
Der Moraen>Y afa9ter3u9 Don bier absez
ben fpnnte.
Dte @iour @ity Bobn 3wil9sn Menz
oota uno 6amiltpn par ni9t polirbar
jeoo@ fomen Die reselmd6isen 3use BON
Wanfatp bier Na9t6 IL ubr an.
Dte Sbfruftionen, pel9e tur9 cie
Gt6blpdaoe e%ntitanben >paren, 1purcen
wdbrenp Samfas elidli@ e~ntfernt urb
sinsen am Sonnta9 @ormittae reselma>
bi9e 3Q9e nod 81. Glcuc uno Monz
fato.
- TribleY'6 Biu fir 6rouenz5 tim.nz
re@t fam am Treitog DOT ben plenorz
Iu6i9uB, uno beri9tete rerl elbe iu@unz
fen Ter pai1rune bieler 8iu. @ir bof>
fen, bab AUDI bic 6erren i'm Senat bic
Blu pbne @iperipru9 pal1ren. Die
felbe entbdlt bic 8efimmun9> pab an,
nd@iten Bablta9e i'm Nppember ale
peibli@en perlonen BON Fl Sabren uno
bariiber 9let@;eitt9 nit allen onbsren BE-
re&ti9ten @timmgebern iber biele Trooe
abfimmen iolen. s5ebo6 1ollen bic oon
benz peibli@en @e1dle@t absu9ebenoen
Stimmen in einem 1eparatcn @timmfaz
fen abseseben unb b~eionrers reeifrirt
1perhen.
Sbne ouf eine@ ontrpDerle Der @timmz
re@tsfrase eia8eben III tpouen, iinb mir
&berjeu9t bab bies Elm prafti11er @ea
it, oaS i&6ne @c19le6t DON Minnelota
{elbf entl9eioen ;u latter, pb fe politi(de
.&e@te wani@en uper ni@t.
Difritt Gourt.-8or bonn Mi6>
ter muroe Der Gbei9eipunesprp;es Der
B. 2uu 9e9en 6. =. 9. Sui
1%erbanpelt.
@runo Der &lase fino 5runfludt>8 Ser
nadldfVgung Der Tamilie unr ldledter
2etenswanoel.
-Die Biu, ,peLde alien gum Nus>
lden n6tbisen Saamer u11o 0etraipe Dor
8el@lo9nabme iduBt 1T gum .@e(eb erz
boben uno beearf nur nod ber Inter
1drtft bes @ouDerneurs. Dieles Sc
feb erlaubt jecen Tarmer so BuibelDei<
gen. so Buibel Safer, 5 8ulbel &artcfz
feln unp einem 8uibd Mai8 sur Nus<
fdat. - 49, 49, ii. 80. u re--w 49,. g,
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fokales.
W& / u ~ e s $ t O.

Cine fleint gnaabl bieler ya,npblete If nod
serratbis unb foiteufret gu be3iehen.
aQe, bic ibrtn 0reunbfn in Der alien 9tinaatt
obtr ben Sfli&en @taattn cine 8etreue 8el9rei-
buu8 unieres Staate6 ieuben wplen, 5euteu f9
ioelei@ &uenpen an 9trrn
2Sm. Seeeer,
State Irea1urer's SfFee, st. Yaul, Minn.
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QoGdeiQericbt

Donnerfas.-S@redli9 Sere.
.Oer. Nidter .8ebt aus lauter .MiBmutb
ater Die ,f@le9ten .@e1adftes u%lpaaoren."
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9ricfifte ~. Z.

Cite beutf&er 8riefe bte bis gun, 10. gebr. b.
5. ni&t absebelt tuurbex iInb:
'Damcn> Brief.
Brandt G'9ParY 2u&ert Wary
Bre3iua Muna &olenberser Glilabttb
Gi11er MusuNe Mulner @anes
@r1nbers Sctann Nui1abu Qiaetta
@rui9us MarY WetsrsGnilie.
&rabl Anna MSbl 6elena
Rtebl @lilabetb @teble GuaiIie
&i0el Qi3lie @eber Bertha
2tn3ea NgueS 2 mif9eit Ratbarixa
perrtnbrtef.
8.brens @laue s. MSrtelneyer emil
Deibert Rarl MIuer 6enrY
Ouerling NnbreaS Mtnnemaun @ufaY 2
Dabeneorter TX. Ncrbu'an (S@reine1)
Granf Ybilips Ylier I'm.
Gernbolj Sebn Mau1m Muau{t
Trante oenrp Ncbrba9er s. s.
@raupn1ann s. &osba9 NitolaS
@erbtr Carl 9eQ Gerbtnanb
@ebbarb Nitcla6 @teimer Matbias
@ebrman Jran5 1enber Wu.
6iuer GUITAR ItQmann ". Q:
Sfenlee3. Gritl9e Spbn Ser.
Aempf @ueuf 8iftcra SoIepb
&oblnan 9erm. @ernerMpulpb untgu.,
2anbbfrs Scbn .. 8rauerei
.Qauba Grant Wilb 9amuel
NeYer 9.S. ...,.
s. .. eeitaer beuti@er gsrt..
s. 3. i@tewart DoRmeiter. '
l-s H. il
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StaetratbsD erbanblun9en.

Derielbe bi.lt elmo 5iBune am Diem
flag Nbenp uno fun9irte @tactrotb Btl>
Illus in Mbwelenbeit ps8 YrdGoenten als
@orfbenter.
Die Majoritdt Der Committee (Rcarz
bon uno Sanlen). an ,pel9e pieHe9nun9
fir @eitenwege ,ur BesutaGtung iiberz
niefn mar, beridtet 81 @unfen ber3ab>
lung. .
8erfep rei9t etnen Mtnoritatsberidt
EN-.
Der Mojortdtsbsri9t mirp aneenomz
men.
General Tbomos Der Snsenieur c:a
8rddenbaue6, beri@tet, bab bic Wet
81. YaulzB Bride pur6we9 in iebr ]9leG>
tenn 3ufanoe it, bo6 ca6 6ols 3u fauler
nnfdnet uno Die Bride bS@lten6 mod
fir Elm Sabr pa1frbar fein murpe. Gr
le9te Dem Stootrotb. ferner einen plon
fiji cine neue 6owc ErubzBrlde cor
wel6e nit Mu8nabme bes 5ouptlpanns>
wel6er bereit6 unter @pntraft in Bou
be9rifen it, $34,545 toten ,pirbe. Sc
neral Gbomo6 ma9t ben 8prlblo9, oab
bic Bride nd6ften Winter neu 9ebaut
unp bas 8aubplS ~ 1eitie Ql6 mD9lid
an9e(@aft werpen Ioue. - Der Bert6t
miro an bic COMMITTEE Derpielen.
Nuf Nntra9 oe6 Staotantpalt6 nimmt
Der @taptratb einen Btl9lub an, bic &C.
stslatur 3u oeronla6en> ren Gr3iebunsss
ratb nidt 3u besollmddtioen, Bpnrs
a%ussu9eten.
Cine Biu non $780, Die Mbppfatenz
@eblbren fir ben Comptroller Sobn
&o@e IN Dem Superior Giltnbobnbonr>
Sale gu 3ablen> miro %uerworftn.
Der S9aBmeiiter wurpe ermd9tist
8. S. 3orne So 100 iu 3ablen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-28


SEEDs-Are declining. We.quots tmo-
thy at 600; blue grass 400; herds grass
1.75; orchard grass 2. so; Clover 900; Ten
nessee and German Millet 200; Hungarian
2.25.
CEDARwARE- quote iron bound buck
cts 81. 5O@6 % . doz; brass bound $40
II; cans $12@15 y doz; Keelers 81. 50@
10 Q doz; tubs $14@18 . dog; churns, iron
bound $12@18; brass bound $15@24 y
dozen.
CoTToN YARNs-We quote at II, IA, 16@
18c for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
IRoN-Tennessee, common bar, &c y ID /;
Kentucky, do, 40 . ID; Tennessee band
Sc; Kentucky, do, &c.
LAND PLAsTER-We quote at $500 . ton
in bags.
FURs AND SKNs-We quote coon skins
10@25c piece; gray fox 2O@3Oc; wild cat
| 20@25c; muskrat 10@15c; red fox 7c95
LOO; mink, dark, well handled, $500
LIS; otter 100000.
HDEs-We quote as follows: Green
hides at 7@8e; green sailed 5000; dry flint
15@16c; dry salt 14@15c; sheep skin 10 to
SOC, each; tanner oil per gallon IS to Csc.
LEATHER-COnsider Improvement is
noticeable in this branch of trade. Trans
tons are not ON large scale but numer-
GUS, the call for all kinds of seasonable
qualities being equally distributed. Prices
are frmer without marked advance. We
quote Hemlock sole 30@33; Buffalo slaugh-
| ter, 35@37c; oak sole, 40@42; harness, 80
@42; skirting, 1905; bride, . dozen,
| 46. O0@55. 90; Frenchcaf skin AZ. O0@65. 90
per doz; kip do 7O.O0@1OO.00; American
alf per doz, 3OOO@+O.O0; kip, 42.OO@
5000; upper leather per doz, O.00@36. 90;
Innings per doz, 6.OO@9.00; topping, 11.OO
| @14.OO.
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1Obdl.. sOft 1T az
The sales at the stock yard of Z. G. Nil
som & Co. 8 were as follows:
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ST. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 26.
CATTLE-The market was very small and
without any change in rates. Following
were all the transactions reported by the
yards:
Pacifc-Receipts 457 head, sales 46:
av 1, 425 lbs, at 3.75; 10 Texans sv III lbs,
at $50; av $50 lbs, at 3.35; 1, 1,210 lbs,
at 100; aV 1905 lbs, at AS; 1, 1880
TBS, at 800; av 1,O62 lbs, at $50; 10 in.
ferior Texans av 737 Tbs at 2.25.
North Missouri-Receipts 81 head; sales
Is natives, butchers quality, sV LODI Tbs,
at 5, so; 1, $40 lbs, at $50; 1, $50 lbs, al
1921.
Ashbrook' "A head; sales 81:
80 fair Texans, av 1, 900 lbs, at 3. 90; do,
av 1, 14O lbs; at 800; sv 1, 100 lbs, at 90.
Broadwsy-Receipt none; sales 148; Il
native stockers, av 927 lbs, at 1871; 40 av
500 TBS, price not given; p av 942 TBS, p {;
10 Cherokee, av 68S TBS, at 2.6O; and the
remainder at retail at 2.26 to 500.
A. S. Allen's-Receipts so head; sales
79-all at retail, at 200 to 4. 80.
HoGs-Arrivals have been small and
market fiat We stated yesterday that the
bottom of prices had been reached for the
present at g. 90, but we are informed by a
prominent salesman that he could not OBJ
tain that figure after the report was rem
dered yesterday for two car loads, and so
shipped them to another market. We are
satisfied that the quotation should be $50
to s. 80 for fair to good. 1t is generally
conceded, however, that the ultimate fg-
ures will be 6@7c. Following were the
transactions yesterday at the yards:
Pacifc-Reoeipts 81 head; sales 3S ay
1917 lbs at 7.65.
Ashbrook's-Receipt "a head; sales "a
stockers av "a fbs at 800.
Broadwsy-Receipts 10 head; sales 263
-29 av 264 TBS, at s. rs; 20 av 266 TBS, at
so; 60 av 2s2 lbs, at $50; AZ av PAS TBS,
at S.25; 8 av 280 lbs, at :; II av 267 lbs,
at &c; AZ av 235 Ii, at 500; 80 av POS
lbs, at s. 90; 4 av 17S TBS, at 500.
A. s. Allen's-Receipts none; sales So;
6 av 258 lbs, at g. 70; av 296 lbs, at 8. 621;
av 2S4 lbs, at s. 40; 10 av 203 TBS, at s. 90;
IL av 234 lbs, at 500; 80 av 238 lbs, at
s. 90; 9 av 232 lbs, at 500.
SHEEP-Total receipts 278 head; sales so
aY 90 TBS, at SIC; 120 av 30 TBS, at SIC; 81
av 80 lbs, at 8-I0c; 81 av 70 lbs, at Sc;
40 by the head, at 3 90; 1O5 do, at g. %; so
do. at 2 40,
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