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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
First Day Of May and November
n PROCLAMATION.
Governors Proclamation.
d. W. c. Sentsr, Gorernor Of the State
: of Tennessee, to all who shall see these
presents, Greeting:
An Act to Preserve the Pu Bile Peace.


presents, Greeting:
An Act to Preserve the Public Peace.
SECTION 1. Be II enacted by the General As
sembly of the State Of Tennessee, That ii any
person or persons. masked or in disguise, shall
prowl, or travel, or ride. or walk through the
country or towns Of this State, TO the disturb
anee Of the peace Or to the alarming OF the
citizens of any portion Of this State, on con-
viction thereof shall be fined not less than one
hundred dollars nor moro than five hundred
dollars. and imprisoned in the county jail
Of the county wherein convicted, at the discre-
ton Of the jury trying the case.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. That If any
person or persons, disguised or in mask, by
day or by night, shall enter upon the premises
Of another. or demand entrance or admission
into the house Or enclosure 81 any ,a G,Ilsea q
that his or their intention is to commit a
felony, and such demand shall be deemed an
assault with an intent TO commit . felony;
and the person or persons go offending shall,
upon conviction. be punished by. imprison-
ment In the penitentiary not less than ten
years nor more than twenty years.
! Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That If any
person or persons, SO PROVING, travelling,
riding or walking through the towns or country
may assault another with deadly weapon. he,
or they, shall be deemed guilty of an assault
with an attempt to commit murder in the hrst
degree, and, on conviction thereof. shall
suffer death by hanging; Provided, the jury
trying the cause may substitute imprisonment
in tho penitentiary for period of not less
than ten years nor more than twenty-one
years. :,
Sec. 4. Be II further enacted, That IL shall
be the duty Of the several Judges of the Circuit
and Criminal Courts of this State to give this
Act in charge to the Grand Juries at each
term Of said courts.
Secs. Beitfurther enacted, That the Grand
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
The LICK STITCH which

makes is more durable and beautiful than
any other, presenting the same appear.
ance on both sides of the fabric and will
not ravel 1t is also more economical,
requiring oNE-rHIRp LESS cotton than
any OF. er kind of stitch. Being the same
on both sides. it is not necessary to use
the extremely fine sewing cottonrequired
by those machines which make a stitch
with ridge on the under side, which can
only be concealed by using thread too
delicate and fine to bear ordinary wear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS

It's yearly sales are larger than those
of all other Sewing Machines comhiped.
This fact alone is the surest test Of its
merit and superiority ttrl ~ t9'fT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07

It is an instrument Of great versatility
in its operations. 1t will hem, fell, braid
cord, gather, tuck more beautifully than
any other machine in use, without bast-
ing OF any preparation Of the work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07

The prices are within reach of every
one. Machines are made to suit all
tastes and circumstances, and the plain
est in finish will work as well as the most
costly. ei ap1a hna.- rag
Full and thorough instructions given
at the honse Of the customer at any time,
free of charge, and the utmost pains
taken to render complete satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07

| Dl:IJ.I.l: L., a:...,.I. .,:il:.,
n'iaueipnia mas S'A'y''"o 'n'''ion'
aireS' rq,gIr.
IL iiI1nry .sooneiof' 10 so'"e W ieisn'
mo Har'n'o'f f|.tfH.f
The Prince OF Wales was twenty-nine
years oiu oh INC ''n inS'
There are still htty.three Waterloo
men in Chelsea Hospital.
1t costs only five thousand dollars to
tar and feather man IN Lagrange, Ind
The army of smokers in the United
States keep ii 900 cigar factories run
nng. -
The Parisians prefer cart horse to race
horse for the table. The latter are too
tuTJ
| A sensitive subject at Windsor Castle
the tender Of Lord Granville's resig-
nation. rsas ssalrf1 as.t
The trees at South Bend, Indiana, are
said to have blossomed second time
this fall.
A New York damsel sued and recov-
cred $4,000 for having her hand crushed
by ferryboat.
As we often hear Of Avinp bricks we
ought not to be astonished at hearing a
chimney fue. ~ urfhTe0y .Vgf
A buttinr match of sixty.four rounds
between two Georgia amendments, was
decided draw f;obt ! i@-l7lT' =
NJ, CO. ,he po.,o, ,r...hou 80
rba, ,siI ',as eliza 'T% ..T;a"i W. pa PA
EartbnnaIe convan,;a, ;, "'' "'N
A, Trov ,bor ~ n,s. o,,rn n.ror hoo..
ond VII sIortiy cnmmnnoe rpt Rapet na,'a1 Dvasp
bar,els and ro sb,nh. '' 'e P'pS'
30" a,y - 80 .',,'''''',N', ' -. !,
w." w'pno,a'-'"9sAy hnn, 20 su1 NAM VI a
IN w n cl.,. "i''s' - ~
- 'y' - 8
A ciarlonet, cornet and hute have been
introduced INTO the choir oil tne Congre-
gatlonai church AZ Waupuh, WISCONSIN,
A new secret Order, called the Sub
lime Order of Superior Mechanics, has
been instituted IN New Haven.
Brigham Young has recently started
bank at Salt Lake City. The checks are
made to read "to the credit Of the Lord.
Somebody says that coquette is, a
rose from which each beau piucks leaf
till the thorns are left for the husband.
Jem Mace is playing Charles the
Wrestler in AS Yon Like 1t, at Niblo's.
Charles comes out second best in the
play. FaCu
In fashionable ladies' restaurant in
Union Square, New York, the following
announcement may be seen: ADsynthe,
70 cents.
Mrs. Blanchard, recently appointed
Justice of the peace in Maine, is called in
her commission "Inez A. Blanchard,
Esquire"
A translator in Holland. the land of
dams" has proved that Mr.. Beecher's
style in Norwood" is "all the same in
Dutch"
In Texas husband offers twelve hun
dred dollars reward, and 10 questions
asked, u The man who took away his
wife will return her. ~
Mary Krumpasitizkososki was recently
divorced from her husband at jefferson
vile, Indiana, and now finds relief in her
maiden name, Pouyintamatowski.
A vounu man in Ashland county Ohio
,,,o,,,l, III nine r,;Ies o,,ar
- =, cor,y.Gvo- y,;n,,ts.s s,,ss., .,;n,, 80
n.'I oaI ,oa,ns oS. N ,hs re, way i'''0''' o0'
e'%, o., ''1''' ~ '''e 80. ,,-,
1he present eXhiDiton OF tne Arr 30
ciety, Norwlch' CONSISTS ot three hun
dred ana thirty-three modern works IN
painting and sculpture.
The woman who has been waiting till
they had done making improvements in
the sewing machine before sho buys one, /,
begins TO think she shall have TO stitch,
stitch, stitch, in the oldiashioned way
all her life. ..- st,-f fl.r t.ro. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07

It's simplicity renders its movements
so easy that achild can work it, 1t is
almost noiseless in. operation, and for
speed and rapidity Of motion excels all
others, as has been demonstrated thou
sand times by competition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07

A chivalrous youog man in 81. Louis,
who had challenged rival, vas greatly
disturbed when the latter named pistols
Al ten PAGES" He asked thirty days
tine for practice, and Of fbe end Of
that period lacked ssuarely oat Of the
fkht. tal .l.lr ei 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07

1t possesses the very great advantage
of carrying the work in the natural way
from left to right-which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
an inclination of the body forward (detri-
mental to health) and are hard and tire
some TO use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-07
LUMBER.
IUMBERI IUMBERi

VAN ESTABLISHED IN 1877. ~
4 rrnrsefirr wifh odr larr= I'D vel -
lrrtrd 1irrk n Dry Lumher. vs raFe cuf az
n an n ~ Navy Yard, uith = rapar.D of hi,
f~th lnaTkirea-feep botk nausf aod har1-
wn4e tkIrrIess IrauInr ard DIuanIlor
Iunber ksrt - kand Drelnsd Lln1el ~ AZ
findI; White aui lsileg Pos, tTFIea1 an1
poplar FIocrinr. CelllrE. tinlI1lnE Ln|r - +
rrrrk .nf frsraei u1aT1. ssh anl EIIra1.
Te1rirr. Red Car fenel poIla.
Tarl lsct " Naf1 .4r.e1 q, nr1rT7rtfl,
ssilET-f ~. \. ~. = eqchhAts
, 1870-01-24

vocred by aVe9 conceivable rpeesef II vernin
fod reptile, a1d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID The sama
e genera sorr Tna '1a!ens Of nan IL ~ advsncod
ANga or dstir1gr1 ts7Asrs could not Be Gofo weird
ana D. fgl TIC preacher Interpreted literally III
text Where The Eorm dleth moi, And tnn hte
u not oue1chec+" He esGoed tne tortnses of
AoHg consuming BY are, he gaze aea1t-Fcnd-
ing deacz1ptsooa af mothers separated from chl.
oien aod chndien from ps1ents: nc Hesmed 70
feo II iTas q noo NoS ts.a ana fssn -
despair: He esded ,nue, descriptive q tho soul
for PITY II s6e fsce oi to judge. Il has heard tne
Aiiaonz ai Il asnds ss1e 1sised oily To- Ill 3
ahape iaey oome!. The stnaer snr.eks u sne!r up.
for nercE, he calls on Chrtak on COD. On the
doVn doKnidoun! through chasms Of sulphur
0ua 1ame, through PIT Of oitumcn. through tos.
Inn caaubefs, eeooin0 ~ aloE tofi1ze1 = o{ tae
the pnlpif, and The eliehl motion ID nuttertnQ
Ss sass e ~ ae " ~
Of 1t again. An Epgllah clergyman, not very sac
1r.emus Rsrds ~ aoser1puon % q IL . singing. I'm
ssaasr slill." heard Tbs sssInn. snd W.
g7essnon. He .dtourned % hls hotel and
Carefully made nott1 ol q much u he could fe-
@ember- on hls retu!n the parish church was
isn Tie natives It 10 presened tho Rornsn ssr.
Eon. But, Alnsl he had forgotten the preachers
ol voice: tue inpa.linoed eesture1
noars. aud groanz. He delivered the words. It
IL Il lre-bct n the game nalfwh hinipg, lhchrymo.e
e. nS ~ ea 1oa @ 1nsR +. hs
: scepeEs al woke up-asto oisnment slt on eyerJ
lace: and, a1d!rR tne rector did not return. the
church WeIsens were despatched to inquire II he
, 1870-01-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

vEssEL SALEA-The ca1K Twilight, OWED By
John Dnnn, Of 0aNego, EH recently sod 10 R
K. W1n4loW, OF Cleveland. Tor $1h,NQ.
T1e hull Of the schooner NOW being built At
Dswegp, By Lefere L Miller. has teen aold to H.
c. WinA!oW. Of Bunato, for I'll, ,C00.
ToTAL Lcfs OF LAEE FESaKt on TIE OEKAN--
TIE bug Sailor Boy, Of ShepDsGan. bound 70 New
Orleans, from New Yorl, on Inc Sd OF January.
terrific gale which lated three days, during
which time she waa completely di5mssted and
spr1l ginX a leak. The crew were taken on By
another veasel Hhen tho Sailor Boy VIA In q e1nk-
II cor clifton. They were brought to New fork-
b11 Bodice WASHED Asu0RI In TIE SrRHIa-
CAPTAIN Charles AcSalIJ. Of the tug Leviathsns
AAcktnac, January S, stas:nK that the bodies o.
liz men, supposed TO be . portion Of tne crew or
the ul.tated br,g Robert Burns. bad coated ashoIe
reer cheho1caH ltRnt-nppBe- They we're 20 badly
decomposed and covered With Ice ss 70 be beyond
lecogpiuou. The bodies received Christian &C.
n3l
, 1870-01-24
The Commerce OF tho Lakes.

Darir the navigaole period OF 1863, eay sl1
nopths, l2B Festess, having an nRgregate touu1pc
Iesed BY the C1ktom Houses As o., sss tons. wtro
wfecktd o1 burned, or other wise totally deJrpyed
upon the Rrtzt takea OF minor losses kherp we're
eaongh to sxel1 the total sacrifice OF properly 10
9l& uisastels, great aud snRl lnvolytnK Inc Ioss
q property estimated tt Taiue OF over Looo 0oo
Inctnded IN these mlstoftunes must be mentioned
the dtoNnIR Of 20 seameu ont OF the 103 61s reg.
uttered a. ouleets and crews Of the Inflated salp
Such loss OF HE and property implies an In
nom the careful and lasor1ous nsnres Of DO Bnf-
lAlo Comnkrcia. ddr5tissr and the Milwaukee
tstntta<k1 boil o. which sre accu1nte and 1aySely
Indebted to o1cta! atattGtlcs, a. We are TO tnelr
good judgment Ia tte oolnslrK them
The take MAr1oe employs over 10000 men ss
BeaDen Aloue, not including tho larRcf number OF
atcEedoft2 and ncgnhofenen who EAke up 10
large N element IN III maruDo c1ueA The IT,
ialo, were more tnan 10 600 IN nanbtr during tue
tavtganle months, kud the aggregate tonnage R&a
oves OK, 900 tonl The psoducss handled in tnls
lnc:udl1g noar, Buffalo alone received md tT1as-
1ctItd 5.bdo, $50 b1snels Of grad. RecolecuoH
tEat the gram and lumber shipments ara al from
noE e Goa, manufactured ron. and general mer-
coeodlse y from east TO ves., We can gain Boue
oLGspuoo Of the vastnoe4 Of tho fttan-WateI
Inir., 1ee r. lyfpg 70 the north snd weaL Al. Of
Of New Yezf. s1' - w. 010'1@s' ~ LUG 1Afo0'
Yes tais u = declining trade. In the aaJ Of
s..., .ooEs, When the bustnea1 Of the takea xnS
@ s@usteJ x.lontaty 70 tho EaKtern marterA ve
were cnntsnt E1th len than oue half OF pnr pres
snt ~, aseep1 o. EtAsn In better days when, u
u u ~ ~ 1ueG1 fsoetyed aud necessarily shipped
thsn CO ooo husnsis d tbs didereas Ssioa We
lslt saams0 has tae now Of commence l19 en-
nss.g n 9ss ae4'ss : hss tne
! ikcs mo Corn Exohsase oi HeW Yott. nos tae
noaesr ret cna OF the moSs e8santiel no1tinr1s AZ
oe1 gGsn ps amsoaaoge, SseeasM 1ass yssf
, 1870-01-24


head To Irela1dl Or, throwing out tho women
aEd ohild1en and setting skstnst them tho teeto.
t1llsn-of whom tnere are said to be between
TWO and tntee mlllioct In the United Ktngton-
who do not drink hser. against the Hppen ard
children who do, the following cono.1s1on u n
rtyed ut: That tho consumption OF bes. u equu to
about 10 gallons 4 year for every adult mnle Ia
England, forty. four Gallprs IN 8sotlkna and fhir-
ty.tHo GALLONS In Irelsud, poer. yop see, IL tho
ErgitshNsnx ellu1. Boue cls7es person has d.
vIded The earth Into drink zones running into and
Overlapping each other. Thus the rn,skey mad
brandyNlue xore Includes soouand. the
North OF Epeisnd aud ireland, Hql-
land, Denmark, Norway, and Bwedea,
and Northern .Rqsa;a. The beer zone .nc1uees
Sou2hetu Epa.srd. Belgium md Norta Germany.
Then further soutD we hsye The wine zone. ex.
tending from Franca and snatn acrnsa soothan
Germany 10 Hunesr,. Next comes the sherhe,
zone e1br.cinr En,thern At,1ca. Tnrtev AVA
Per,ts unt1I. vtthyn tbe fronIc. n xon. or cold
u.ter II reaehed. rorerfni intarss.. concnr IN
promo,tn1 the ennsntnn,,nn az heer Ther.'a ~.
ianded inferest the fsrrutnu ,nserr.t tha r.,.ins
ante,esr. TIM hrevtnv tuteIrst. ,Ha pnyernmrnt
becanse AZ tne imense rerenne ,,ntc, II nrodnc..
-and tha pre,t s,uy a, herr. ..al,rr. T.hnnnb h,d
v1ras ruay haYe tennor.rt,v ni1rc.nd ,hs oonsrnnn
tim /, has nnId,v Isonve,.d ,teeff ND sos1r ~
yanced ,t 4 rrcatIY more raptd -. thsn either
nonu,atton m xsors nm, during n. ,,st ffr-.n
, 1870-01-24
EETKRx
4 Disagreement Among sha Doctors.
From Ats sseyiean Medical f7r,<+t.

Aparaxrapu from The Boston Joa,nai aS ca4mt.,
tn has been golng the ro1ntA Of The tecn,as rra's
u which the writer opposes The pracucn -;
eyxporattpg xaser upon ssoTes and fnrrsesS ~ M
me ground that tne Hr cAnLot b. "drted Nd ar
burned up," and that zone Of its natural m,:s;ure
u expelled nom II By heat Truly, = nstle
juss en0ugn kno -Iedge displayed to cover deal
In Inc srnt see It pay be news to the chemi.
eal eep:lena1 n guess.on 70 learn sna: ,nsr @ a,s
eIrtts]yc ur defective humidity OF tho Atuos-
ppeEe: ttat under tho iaref condition. oWsaS 70
tou surfaces VIII ho feinsssated IN, saa
them: aud that tho Blme pro.
cetS 10 lees ueRrec affects the vhole Blrfsoa OF
Tho BODY. Now, granting that in literal seose.
hone Of The existing mo:st1re Il expelled from
~ oJ tsislrg is4 Temperature, an lmnense Tsls'
Tvs reduction OF tta humidity "a thereby e1etted.
6uppose, for instance, shas the atmosphcrr Of :
room OF 5000 cubic fest contents hare i's n!9lo'
ine EoEring. VIC build good 1te 10 stovo knd
ns; nssm nv room - ny aesent3:1vn DEGREES
'r'cftee xcorrt Of Hn:st9Ie, that :t ieast Poasa
, 1870-01-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


oA1QkuAf Et8NlhQy JAu. 81
The general aspect Of busineaa has improved
Little during the week, confidence hAs been to
aouc extent fe-esiaolished IN the grain markets,
and has induced OPERATOR TO take hold mora
freely and th!s h3x resulted In an increase In the
demand for money which was quite marked t..
day. Notwithstanding that the general condition
OF the money market has been easier during this
week than last, the ircreaIed demand ia making a
tendency towards atnngency, which will probably
be more decided next week, as the activtsy In
the grain market Increases.
The National Banks are anticipating ca1l from
tie Comptroller for statement Of their condition
about this time. As he has always specified Sat-
day nights heretofore, and as 1t has been q long
tine a'nce they were called upon for q state-
ment, they have been "fortlfJlng themselves Oh
those days particularly, though there u no rcason
why be may not specify some other day In the
week tdst as we'll This, probably, has had some
eject to keep the money market closer than 1t
would otherwise. In the open market there IA
scarcely any paper Offering. During the 1ait half
OF the week the shipments Of currency 70 the
county Increased considerably. and ~ the up.
ward tendency OF the p1lce OF wheat bids fAtr to
develop an increased movement Of grain, the cur.
rcncy shtprnenta to the country In that connection
are likely 10 be liberal next week.
Exchange was weaker to-day, owing TO an IN
creased demand for currency, and sales we're
made between banks at par. At the counter, and
TO interior bank custcmerB, ceiling rates sre
qnotsd nt 1-1o rremtulo. though lower rate, are
accepted In Bome iustances. The buying rate Is
1lO discount
The Clearing House Association sre understood
TO hare secured new Tpous on the wegt stde Of
Dearborn street, half WY between Randolph and
Washington. Three OF four yearB ago tue Ioca-
lion OF the Clearing House IN the Marine Building,
corner Of Lake and La9&lle, was considered
- rr nh
, 1870-01-24
4 Child PreA Achcr-A Sermon ON He'll.
From {hf GdLcxu

a ch1ld pseachef az sL AeEla. In Rome, q
Epiphany. suite CURIOSITY by eesz up ID
boy Jesus preaching to tho doctors tn fhe temple
He sepeaa = diaooo1se ~ltsfred by heat Int
gIstes unpleakanuy On Eng,lsh and American
tattca. II 10, OF courss, remnant Of The Auoitpy
mysteries. I remember hearing sermon on Hen
dcfmR Lent, in which the 1snlnat feAsh of the
bpu1he Hss mined A. Tia church va qeite duf
Around Tbs platform Of the preacher hang Tires
Tampa Of md RtaaA tnAt g!oN.d. IN tns iE1nea44
thteW an indl1tlnct radisuoe on . vary izFEe
cnc'nx. uDgnlar.y real Around ii wefe
y Of exr1nGatirg tortn1ez. They were ovtdeu.iy
epptso from soma Illustrated edition Of uDaa,eS
Inje{uo,v. There W1s Count uRnano gna ~1ag ntJ
Ic II Rknll: the miserable wretch Whose eutr1H1
are dovoufed b ecspeu's: tho hungry wretch vno
sees v.sinn Of tempting vtsLda b, oud hls reAca;
sse pveE of sase q tsts u1s VINO u sony d.
, 1870-01-24

LATEK
In the atteTEoo1 fbeIo WI, fair mcTemenf IN
No sp1tu4 wheat. bot an eaxier feeling preFal]'
ed. tie MARKET c,oalog At 63H@ssc sener Frb!u'
srJ. No dsuAnd for other grntns. PtostRonb
ruled dull With sales Of 800 b.s tness portt seller
Msteh, at 5sEa5; 900 ofls do, ssne ootonr at
e27oo; 80 o1a do. selier February. 1t sazo0, snd
SEQ nr:s do At 411G0 spot. No demkEd for gain
ut tho Evening Beard. : "'. -.
The hog MARKET waa quiet and closed weak Ut q
REDUCTION CT 1n21tc, The recetptA to-day Uete
6,tss, and for Tho week. s., s,7sa, We quote clonnE
prices 1t ta6o9o8a for COMMON TO extra Tue
cattle market wsz fairly settse and nrmeI, though
without qucsablc advance, clozms strong 1t ts.co
97.I1 for inferior 70 choice.
, 1870-01-24

Of vate1 u Feqairrd to brinx the Al 70 tbs ssno
conelaoo = shioa re fond It. Acd, what u
NOR, q tnl1asy ar VIII have thIs wafer Ia 20 no
frena .ex!espAl sources. VII 70 use Vulgar bus
epptopf19te Alatk pht11e, HtAse It ont OF cur
n!oee. For o1s part, NO prefer rnt former alter.
, 1870-01-24
THE L0N9RORD ELECTION.
The Defeat Of John n1RTffn-EtrlnK
ON tho People.

From Tie Dublin Erprt<s.
y J5ey took up pontton IN Eegnlas military
the iact that the Martnites were No i ousnuubered
-tneir Opponents being 5000 strong, and thty
oniy 1Iom :, 300 10 1,o00-tne challenge was GAL
!annJ accepted and Inc ffsy began. T~1ce Ha1
ne 1uemp. nAde to break through the EHnka OF
utxt to impossible, the Msrtinites tetreated to
hill opprE1te apptte1ty win the des!fe to "dEaW"
Tue otner party zron their vantage ground. The
otcoJ waS succeasfu!, and the two parties
e9@i0s a2s 1nos int contact unesr these
counter ersned- Biows were dealt with
great y1gur, ard blood noKed from uaauy
An Ugly wound Within few minutes troop OF
the Greys, who had letsurelJ followed the mobs
nnf II place o. drpet.tng, esea party orly took up
gruuudE. vedet1ca we're Dispatcher for military
teirforcenents, aud shortly Captain Wynne ar
Ted with about thirty men Of the Fortfeta Reg1-
nent The cavalry retired, to adndt the infantry
Clesf for renewal OF the tne2ee, and thus tlno
the Malttnites veIe defeated, and chaeed for
considerable distance. A tndly1dukls noH
dropped ont they Eere sayaRely beaten sud mai
upon TO intetfeIe. Captain WJnne read the hot
ect htea ttnca, and duly cautioned the ncters to
dHFe1se, but Was only answered With showers OF
btohe&. TIE so!dIels loaded and Immediately
EoHey vas 1red, witlo7t effect second fol-
lowed, and this time man named White, from
tlnitts, teu, wounded IN the ahou1der, hlt col.
leagues TAXING At once to nghL Extendip8 In
ekilnlsh1Dg order, The handful ot troops ADVANCED
and, without further use Of their weapons, spc-
balligeseDts Daring the remainder Of the day
no further disturbance nTpse.
TIE E1ots poll, at the close Of The day. stood
al follows:
, 1870-01-24
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efa Above SaEc: February to.fune, s1kc
ForetKn Mnrkcfz.
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'Ga, otd. A67f; IN. adk; 1o<nt. s.
Consosz e.osed It nj, uonsy AZ. aeoo9ut. AEnerl.
esn teen1ittes quiet: kus. u. s; Ill. 3D. s1; Sit
st:es. stssd1 E.e 1sx, miaal, Central. 1oa: Atan.
Tie q Great Westezn. II
PAaH, Jsa- ..
FaAsk1okT. Jan. s+Eveniux
So bcnds e1ased qnlet u M.
0JMkEnElAI.
LwKKf-soI- Jan. 9-u :1sA N.
flou5. II W@tsF Eheat. - "a; nd wkcat. IL I'd:
"Ptss Pnft Tinsat ISL - ;a&ss "a. Corr. III g.
Lard. so4- Razt 1oehanxed
.o.,,, Hkapoo1, Jah e1-EveniuE;
.,ic+ Il a. h.'y; uplAnds. NAd; 0r!eans 1Esd:
g =: Itd Westefn. u ed; Winter g. ii Fiour afa
C9ir, ~ e. O1ta = ID H.t1ey, - Pea. "a ID 49,
Hi' hesi' Is 1sf Fork. lcs %. Lafd. ms cheese. IT,
sars! s,S1I.s sse1s. r: I tasms:; but nach.asea
l.n,ssd eatsa. Ct Tsiiox. ~ sdesss4 d. Ga1,Saa
cettan quiet 'Aa =
Petroleum heavy at6zL. -
, 1870-01-24


NENARK1.
Tho receipts Of live hogs dutne tho week just e1oAed
seNeEate 8 Ta head. AS4nGt aCS3 hetd LAST Week-xr
t1ctrsse oi ae?s bead. Tho ahipmeuts for the week
Ns1e - Il s'9,t IT,. 81 hs,a ~
la1id head lcrs than for the week bnee Ja1uafy
s - hoft htvc bcen rtefvcd 1t the yarde aksjnft
1ie,s73 FIR tho period In 1882 falling OF Of IL sos
The packing to date reaches 45&67- asainst aa5l to
same datu last yeHr. dldesenen Of p. ~ hosa~
The nA1ke opened active and buoyant this week,
aId thetc hsye been the features
per 1 bs and cre1t up from day TO day notI
At the close Of trade Friday they r1led 7c aooTe
the eloeiDR fatcs # Int week. ea,ca making 1t $A7o3
ass for Cannon. Hkht. coarre+ and mixed tos ta
A.sorted hoR. The advAnee was most mark
Cd on medium p choice, bacon goods. thete
description meeting with brisk inquiry
shroukhog oNins . the tec1,sted demand for KnE,h
better thar previous sinre tho romnener
ment oS the parking reason. To-day tbese . Qu.
eet feeling the market and the closing stles indicate
tkht reduction from tho prices current Jeserd1y
fer the corresponding weeks ID Iss9 md Isda.
Ext =; s; ;sssss ;sss sTS$a% & ss&s:
Cenmen..,...... ae9&3a75 sioaiooo S3Ss3T
SlahEP-Recc1Ted 10 day. 80: received thls week.
Lse5. SHIPPED to daJ. 100: shipped this week LEI
1he market active and fully &c higher duriuE the
opening asSs Q! The week but towards Gloss there
vas falling OF fn the demand. and the advance ras
l9ei the m.,kes sietDs steady at .hout lsst weeka
ga 30 fuI interior.