davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-20
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sH46sss
a.so36.0
s759afo
asss9%5
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Hoas-Receivod,s s,sls. There wns m active
md although for : Monday the supply whA uoet7l,
iirm tane pew ided thc Ea1xke1, and last wesk's
c,e Hpr prices we1e thofpuzbly s1staEned- The
dnalitT o. Tho hoRs marketed w1s tho poorest ve
caTe had toT many days, % that white 1na pub
Hsrfd sx1es Wontd beem % tnd1enta decline. IN
rraltsT pytceB vcEe I tnsda hixhef han % 9ssar.
dsv. S1ms Il kk1pPers" rid st $a.ta4a6e, bot
fne tultnK rates ware &Aze8e a Sax po1auasu a
, 1870-12-20

P11rttSGu, Dec. 10.-crude petroleum steady:
ss1cs s.tG0 hEs ee!1er December at 9kc. t.xo et.s
tptt It sac; eco 0rls At 9tc: seller January ~
Juse. 9k c MD. Re1ued-Fall prices asked, but
no demand 4sIeB Of 60 bits buyers next year At
SIC: spot OF seIer neccmuer, e1kc; seller Jauu-
ar3 and Februl1y, EYE. !
, 1870-12-20

eucds, H'GHks 0ue VII 80 taso Eflte. ucay:er
nE nErtnxn, ia the case Of George Y, u.s.e,, -.
aEs Ga 80 tas -ssgo Of the ba1k l. II. e M,
dessrsiea u @ ~ se az 14ks IL u So
Wh:es salae up ii Gn,es s;a'ss ;N seat Court
As yerl;;es ] iar ;hs p,ain.!A. for :nc :al a:aouat
cts,mea
VT,x Ta.F.-Tne scbr Petr' ~ wesk z ats
tie mud nip be1Hken Racine \ III foss asa!iGr-
ter IN tnenty -to1r Eeura.
SALE uY -Yxsxkks--UDised l'ta!es Nsfsna;
RAnliIon sod tho wnck Of the schoc. Ilscy }.
Btopson nt public aucEon. I! VAS Nur"aseo y
Len ccl Ellsworth, OF Milwaukee.
, 1870-12-20

HAY-Loose hay vas aga.n plenty to-Aat. a.d
suotahlc change Pressed de4crip:.ens ws.e quiet
xud s;eldv.. We quote: On tfsck-Tima;hy,
rres*e5; ais.t0; tra!.!e, Pressed. u2iano.
Ily. ioosr, ftasosls %: praisis, loose. t1l.co,4
400. For delivery Of pressed hay, fi.d0ss1.30 ac-
coF.iIr1 TO distance.
ulDES-Nete IN moderate demand, and The
geneIn! feeling Seemed HeHk NomtnRl11, how
ever, pTicea were the same az on s2turraJ. We
quote: Country. EteeD uuschets, sA99cs green
henvy. sE4akc: DO, pax1 c1scd, 9Aloc: green
cat, 1e4lsc: dry f1tnt, 1s1coc: DRY sa,ei, lGN4s
erH,sc da;aagtd, two.thirds p11ce; branded, 10 =
cent Oh.
, 1870-12-20

NAt HA44A49 IA 4A1I ACpoAA< AAAS ALyA luE
"fnll value OF the property destroyed b; tha
troops" He Allows that sum to the starving
Fisbe1s, together With interest from 1873
From this new sum sotil the amounts already
pHid to the Fiahera wers deducted. ana thsn
the eEeeffol Eenai=deE "a fsacsio7 under
returned to Fie.ida iu condition Of teno7r.rr
t1ap1u1llty- Their ancestors fasr1 hal nov
YIELDED them. altogether, Ecnly s67, 900 il
cahh,
: 6. Does the reader suppose that that w,s
ths end Of it9 Does he .uppose those diff
denco ehsw. Tho Pishert wero quiet just two
SeaIs. Then they cams sE.slnipg up ou.
OF the fertile ewamps of F1orlIa with theis
taH,e old documents, an3 beeleSed OonEresa
c1ce more. congseea ca7itu!itel on the
first OF June, 1860. and Instructed 3lr. Floyd
20 overhaul those papers again, and pay thlt
bill A Treasury clark was ordered to go
through those papGrs and report to Nr. Floyd
what amount N1s etill d1e to tho emaci4ted
Flshors- This clerk 4 can produce him when
ever he Ia wanted) di.cotered what was ap-
psrentlT .gllzing aud recent forgery in the
tLe price Of coru in Florida in 1919 waA made
TO name double tho amount which tho witness
Rad originally specified AZ tho r1ics! The
c!trk NOT cn]r called Ills suparior's attention
to tbi1 tLiue. hut in making up lia hrief Of tha
care called ,'a1ricular attention to it in writing.
TT part II The bsisf NICER gat before Congress.
ncr las Congress sve1 yet had llint OF forge
rs exiting anoEs the Fi=her papers. Never
tlcless, on tho Easis OF the doubled p1;eos,
{a1d totally igI oriug The clerks ASSERTION that
the figures we're maniie-tly aud urqussions-
bly, recent forGerY,) Mr. Floyd remark. In
Ills new report that " the testimony, partfcu.
fa1ly in regard TO ths cu11 crops, demands
much higher allowance tdan any he:etofora
1nade BY tho Auditor or myseif." So ha est-
mater the crop At si1ts bushels to the acre
double what Florida acre. .produce}. and then
vlrtuoualy allows pay for only half the crop,
but sllowe two dollars aud = half = busnel for
that half, when there are rr1etg old books and
Eocuments IN the Congressional library 10
rho5 juet what the Fisher testimony showed
before Tic forgery. viz: thAtin the Fall Of
1878 com was ontS worth from as to Sl50
.. bushel Having accomplished this,
what does Mr. Floyd do next? Ac. Ftoyd
("with an earnest desire to execute truly the
legislative will as ho pious!g reu1rka) goes
to work and uaAkea out IN entirely now bsll Of
Fisher damages, and in this new bill he pla-
cidiy: igsorcs ne Indians altogether-puts no
etty upon them, but, even repenting
ipa and drinking the whekoy, and breaking
tho ctoekery, !aya the entire damage at The
door Of the imbsclla United S,atea troops,
down to the Sery last item! And not only
that, but uses the forgery to double tue loss
Of ccEn 1t "Baeactt'a Creek" and usas 1t
again to absolutely tre3L tho loss OF corn on
the alabama River" This new mud ably
conceived and executed bill of MIR. Floyd's
Igu1es up - folloxs Il copy again from the
printed United States Senate t11cument):
The Enffed States In account With the legal rem
, 1870-12-20

- South ,rkse trvotxa hs sxsluxisa att+ntIrn to
the Of all seA4e1 Of tto kenito arm afv
ser. u eth sess. tas 1s9st Eepeiess s.,es
ttac affections Ia all form. .vtetter ehf7oa
Female difficulties md irregularities t.a:ed With taety
nd Fkruqhtltl GsuS tfess
, 1870-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,
BntChelOr,s TYn{r Dya.

te spsnd1 II 1es Dye Il the hest IN tho world; tss
oo.y TIM. Ani perfect dJr haruhaa, rrltable, trt4u
tsaec1.s; 70 dts.ppotnssaeat: - ~lon. tin..:
ts" 1air eoft and orautifaL back trnws. Soil By
~ Hdtuks:ff and peftumers, Ard p-optsiy ap.lls1 4
Bstshel.rs WlR Factory, No II Ron1 Sew art
, 1870-12-20
MARINE INTEILIGENCE. e.

1stcellnnoous. Marine hoTH.
Ax1yxp.-Tns prop Gtv Of New Toni, Of tha
Y. r, Co 3 line, which ckafed from Osdensbnikh
n the ds1s q December, arrived y Cur haenos On
, 1870-12-20
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY RvuFuso, Dc. IA
Tie folio wing tabls thows the reoetpts rad
alSpments nf produce St this pciat during the
past foltJ-eighk houfs:
, 1870-12-20

Southern Cotton 1arkcss.
McHltk, Dc 1S.-Cutson In fir demand and
fIE; nsutslltK, tic.
CHAALIsTux. Dec ze.-Co.ton IN fir ceIass1I
ard nEm: midAhuK, 14hc.
GALrss1oS. nsc, lo,-Ccsto1 steady: gco.l orssl-
nary, sA,a!3Nc.
, 1870-12-20

ru2e, 9k hid Renued-Fai prices asked, but
Gt Go ~. sy 5a.a
sr3 and February, EYE.
49,
' eo nv. ronr ~
EIw Ioxs. pcc; lo.Ge1Ios.In fair decasaa,
:is', az siee 9s ,o.er
Es.stt- a.a"s coMmSh 70 Gooo exua. $500.
eooo 70 eho!ee, t1l"3tas common % S1n'ce.
VI. LGu:s, &6cN ses. eloted heavy. Rye doug
Wss>. opsnsa du! and s.essa :sttve; n, iecs;p
q..ss n.W .uit1e 81 sai viE1er 1.G and amber,
si IS rs: Wig I'e5issn, si:es1:sa: sso!ss
Nsit qa!sf: torE.Reesirss. 800 e: s.. !
reeeip:s, !sSso ha: western and Ohio. esae1c-
GkccEk.E-Coase ~ ialr demand. aad nsn:
saNs I,Mu b4Rs en htIsa1e tc.tus: Atn, tea9
New Otlans Ino!ssscs Quiet at 663sse. Rice
dali at 6k@.e. ~
o. re1kotAca-fnm' efuue' 1zSel7e: ssnnee'
q. ,-~. i, ~, ~,
on: corr, s?s.o hn; est.. ls:s eoe ea: ne. ~
GO eu: a1ey, aEl wv DC; mall, s's, ,&65 ba pea,
1a,otf Gu.
l,E.ys,!oSs-Ncs = potk .:ull tad noMl1al; ~, o:d.
s:sa': rev, al*a: pftms ~ - mess. as sl;Vx1s,sos
IA arst st .etv lei ssesd9: mess si1o
Als.uu: ezra. ssaI0a1s %. Beef bans, smoked.
sts Ma i'slce oesI u asslve a G :pnAs messtshW
Sis1n h,ma 1aa!a ioxMis feS suouIas,s szsse: mid.
ai,s :staa,; ss!} l19S s:sa5: T. ~ HIS; aae. IL
e1ac' ~ Mts.e51 St sans1 11ac
steamed. duii q, l,x@:a:;:: kelue, 1saia:: SELL
els pfeemnc. ann saLuarr, txsG: ,.ao...
sue. ssaNa' sassse. " sna no'D'D4 "S'1' ''9 3
cuk1.E-steadJ At ;s9!e4c.
pnr.,surr, Er,,te e1,a.; anti -, .. --ax IN IN,
exIsnrt Az, tn.cnla;irs isemss,t No. Enica1;1
~ an "a 3n.er n.ni- r." Wss4e W. snoe ssas;c
0aa du!i ana UNSETTLED AZ ,s ssxelr ior Meate1n7
tns ;3es isGs[ 81 ne e1os"e eosa-sseao5' W.
n.aeu. .. ,<,-,- o,,a n.or s,.,a, s,,
~ PETE m tal IA Sect s1ean az AM ana
isTI nniet: 1sIGlsxe mr. fNcenher. rlore of-
fr1ra. teite,s ,as :. inr .iannnrv
Hus.in fa,r demand and am: f1esh, saasac;
Int; Hx11S,e,,, wtta ,ooorr.,. ,.,,,,, ,s
sc. ''-'~ ->~ .' .-N '- -
MuwArkv1, Ds, 19.-BxxApSTrrrs- E7our un-
changed. Wheat steady; NJ. 1,ft.osx; No. .,
s';s+S: o:hrr Fans nce1rs' .,,-.o
Rsrsssfaur' nrsSes l!pss iso bts; Wheat 1,,too b.
sHlrNnx7s-Fseur, I COO hris-
No ! IN sore: sl.o,X for 10. T.
BALTIMORE
BA111xc1x Dec. 1p.-RkxAps1rrrs - Flour
QUIT ard unchanre,. Whest 10 ia,t druaa5, and
A.. nnio srS 1nd,a1a q ina N Torn ia
cod t demand @ Il fuil piiess; no white, 75e7ae:
1c.low, s!S1zc. O1ts In Etod demand IT NIL
r.scek: Ae.. -...
I'Ro5lfloSs-nuIl ard nominal. Mess pork,
$SnOD. H,ACop-C,eRf rib siGea. lcc; shoulders.
HE Nvma 16.a1sc. Lad lac
WutskfT-S:saoy; a3Ac.
OSWEGn
~nper .nr,ro * *. on.nrr 500. Whea, nnirf
en.a rncs.nc,s. II WI1antcs. 81 "a
PHILADELPHIA
TuuApHIFu1 Dec, 19.-RREApsTuFTs-F1onr
ea!l .hd 9nehansed: intana u and ohin ,,% tS'ceM @
, 1870-12-20
Trtal bu In store and stloat.

As romp ired ~ith the same day Of 1sss Jea', onr
stock Of whe,t Is fully go h1 t.ss and largely
tcsnposetl OF new srriug. Wsc yesy 'inaltel aoex
Of prime winter. and N rmnsu2! abundance u
low xs Atfes CT white. -
Ii VII be noeced. b. the folio sing l:st q ex.
ports tI.d tselr distributions, nh2t me c:nsioent
has cot called 70 fIeelF tais week. vhils the tot1
o: Etest Shows m inctease ot 49, %, aaa ~ e.
The tttpnenss have been almost e1ciusvei! nsw
spring. Holders Of red winter arc otsposed % o.
Ter stcck, he:tevtug thu, with ref1sning pae.s.
no snsll hare neavE continental aemAad Iof
lhtra To;al wheat expo1tsaou, s7s,ecs bo7 to
Liverpool. 19s.a6l nn: to London, so.As9 bu; 70
Giafrow, 8.59o bu: 10 Bristol, 1901 oa; 70 Bsl
fast Il sD4 bu: 10 Dublin. A-9sa 61: 70 AntEefp,
n, ,sip bu Total shipments Of nouf, s. $50 btla.
10 Liverpool. $40 b.ls; 70 Gbs9ox, 1928 o1!1: 70
B1s:cr s.e.l nrls: to ArtEsEp, L33s hals. Tota
~ ctee4e. tA7B bax1y. Bacon. 1s7 pse. Lard,
y.4Gs pa- Beef. 1874 tes- PORT, 1894 br1s.
LATER.
There IA. fair inquiry 'fos No. apEsns
sht st After tbs close OF Change. AMI pklces
we're ncznlnaltr unchanged, closing At S1e7.
a Los for cseh or seller the month. and
:l,c5A@ 1.od eeller January. oshsr grains
were Gull. Po:k p.odu:ts were quiet: T!tt
-a1es corf rfued to 100 pczes shot Eio middle!
Il q Ssas4.
, 1870-12-20

DE !. sAHGkR, q L.SailS4t- Prize Lecture aaf
he3t n 81 M.Tied. % et3tf Fe7.1s Pills. e.lta.A
suserssfnI1s trsted. .Ako, nKEy11M Fll.La-tCr
eure tet Victims cf srfe feaa1se-xtl hT NAL Kutfoes
AfAntr REd HcE<1s4 p. O. 6aI 81. EhttzEc.
, 1870-12-20

Agricultural CDues2c fA0u tC.lP.... AtAl@5
Tre flock up" Of money il New York,
ahi~h is rsrt ct the strategy Of TIC bsars who
ARC deht4us for The control cl ths at.,ek mar.
ket, seems 10 beoyar for tbs present. Ard
1.cney WAS ea.r thezs to-iAy - per cent:
Il,c hardest squeeze wse or eEdsy, in regard
(which tho New York Times Of satur.ay e.ya:
"Ttc r.:nc,pR! .leck.3p reftr1utt 10 ocenE:ets
H. tie oau Acchan'cs' BANK, whcse II ,s aaii the
sf1ceIH anh Dtfect0ra wtre iakeo 6v su'pr!sa on
aL.lEE tic bank ctcttitoz at the Slc1:t-E II juSt
LIS 1inE 1os nheya tEo ana A4tf nsfte.s4 o}
rolta.s- Thty sIiegc that vale 80 ne vesY hslvt
d po-,Is were made Jes:ettas By one OF TWO p1s-
llts--Messrs. Kenyon, Fc1 Co, with whom Nj:
Dan:el b. ew IA sGey1A psstnef, atr ncnaoned
IN Il i couuectcn-tha1 cnccks were t1'X1n en-:
certified afainst them 1he*c eheckA khooA nave
arp. S1ca thfouRh the Clearing House this m7ra-
s.E, eus 1t tpEEs cut taey were designed Jar d1t
f1ent we, and having served the rQrpos6 intend
"a te-4Isr $, Tie barl Rtu probably srpear Gn the
lsbe. SIDE ct the belanoe At tho Clearing Hcuse
to-nnr1ow nntning: Whether the precta:s OF
tut b.rk will pursue the courze OF tnctf nelEooots
OF the Continental, un1Er similar uaE A1l xnuse
cf ciS.ly reputable scsliuslru week be:oEc last
atl t1s1ract tlc,r Cashier 10 c.Dse Ill Such ac.
couLfs en the rcpx tiion Of The scandal, or S,od
EsuIc IL pats the AFFAIR over, IL only to retain
xcsiIh5 n,toIct OF INC, re1.a.nS 70 DC seen-
Tho following vera teleGIsr5ic quotations.
IN ifsfraft Il M1YcA:
, 1870-12-20


Ny. As., ~. Ass~ SIT. oes.> .se-.
,ss, ;;Ess.. ;sasss...::: s s iss s. i; ;s ;ss i,
HsEk.rs rata on wheat dustas 1851. ~
's leosn-:- ii IS ito "a IS lis IL
HEensst ate Gu wlrat during fs6. Te
1863 s,.s-~ ;M,rs-~ 9o !; - Il -
Eftht.t ratc On wheat 4=t:as l.a ie1c.
''s &c; ;:;; = "; y e. : !; !: :: Ii L;
us saS:::S sS.::. 4 & Il IL T.: Is L, 1is 'i5
HLhe.t rats ca whsaf du.!NS 1sti 1srN AA-e
1854 ;ce1n....:mi tas M IS x ia +. ~
Htsss.t iate "a whras turtux tsta, =. H''
1ss: .Mst..: .G,ss..:: 4 Z s. 4 & = = -
Ht.hxst tat< on wheat during 1871, l5c
ltss ;Gss.s.:: ee9o..: = = = & L 4 :! = =
Itshe1t r4tc On Nhezt dorinx rlse IKE "
HiE.; r.te . wheA: during ls9. Ec
.x-u Wheat. 80 d k3 so 81 =. A.
1"o N.sru..... ~ 81 Il ~ t3 ii Z;
Highest rate On watat durir < Is:a. tpe
.tvKlkG3 szEAx AND KlIL FR8rdHA
The folio wing stows the average through fatez
By steam scd la!l flSm Chicago % View York tor
zach ncuih dultug kee se2aon:
r.a 'Sis's &5s..:i,: r. r. - is7 e: IL L, L, = =
Hiflkar .ates ou what during lsD. So
, 1870-12-20

sa'cs to-dsy we're made 4. 1sayc Of sSsea
a.sx ptr 1.too for "A" sawed grades. No 10
4 q ,tat kaved.........,. .------.taso 1As2s
ineeSsfs:five .airsR, 10 be :wo inches q
!sIk 500 t1y Seus PER est to be a:deti when
1,a1x:esrel, With follows the shingles.
METALS ASD T1SSEIsS' STUrk-Nac Charge
q ard Eax OF moderRse chafAczsf- We
quote:
lc, sle e: l.;ce Figs. <sc; s1a1: piss, s4e: bar
an. i3e.
CorrfK-ccppes bottoms, &c; braz.ers, over Is
saEa1 ztSe3niss a au.',s9t: east, 1ose: oFss
w,fs.s rs, ss; a1a ?, 1es; 19to T. 1!c:
SAIi@Ihe msiket was rather quiet, and quo
tssn ns were frequently thaded. We anote:
81 i. - asS ~. 40: 8, sf fes. sS1s: me g.
= ats, ss.se: nne blueo. 3d. = keg, sIGo: t.ued,
dns-iirseed mas n1mer 1t 10 advance. Caf-
| Ron wis in Jh7 requesf, and steady at Sc. The
| uld oil mntket rsMAina weak and unsettled, bos
fo3Ts iGsins e. IS; e.
3LGC; do, Nc. 2. SIC: caston, sc; lnseed. raw,
sese 25s: xns1e 81 rs eann tnIpean. e
;saee; erelm oil, q Meas: elephant OF, els1:
~ st.foot oil, 10. ], sl1o81 10; strictly pue, Il 50
WCE-A Tight demand existed 10. this article,
aLd prices were favorable to the interest Of onJ-
ers: Ca1olns, siase; Louisiana, sA8sXcs Ran
SGT ojtlfhYGihe odeitnss te Day we're large aud
ptiets favored buEerr. We note sales Of dressed
chickens 1T ~. 2.0o2ato: do turkeys a. s91aEc :
b. co ducks II SAto8i.o1 Y dos, aud do geese n
s'GSMEQoa1 sc.d 1t s1..aa1 % . doz; prz!,it
| chlckt rs aI f:.etGc-M, x1d paytrtigta II fd.te-
| POJA7OES-The InAIEet W1s fnI1f active a1t
cIIn Il so4g3c q bushel- The supply Ia fair.
| SoAPSLSqd 1t 4 moderate extent AZ lhe fol
loving range OF prices: E,Gstve- 6H9sRc: Al
1 ct, FIepcn Dotted, sAG1{cs Proctor 4 GaU
! 'lt<. 1IMsc; KlsAd Germs IN tnottled, 7k97Ac
l k,ra = saTon Imperial, Sk9sc: C4snte, genuine
| ,a3.ec; CASTLE. American. 1lH41scs Hayes
| 10: : Eis!e. 6asHc: HAYES i Co.'S German mot
| Ict- 7HI 1Sc; HiJrs' Ps1EtISP, @14ce Wig
l les's ii. Idzfd. 7k2sc; E5lseJ's yssf, 6A@-c,
] SffEES-Tne den2Ld WAS 1alr At ao1ne tn
! p:lres current on Saturdays AuEpsce. 252TSc
closes, sst7 4o.. caEs.7. G415c; pepper, $S95sc
nusn erk s.. 2-atl
STARCu-We quote tie matset s.eady at II
I following range ct p1tces: kinGsfosu corn, III
o1ec; rme. sA@loc; Psofta c1JgsA, a3aAe
| esrr, loallc; Penn landry, T813c; Ok,1w
co,n. 1LA711c: WA:tA' pure, 7H9sc: Ots1w
| lauptrr, IH0sca
sEaaR-There WIS an urztntdemsnd for tni
line Of goods, but oNtpg to itaI oseouzaung ID
. | vtees Nltn New Yoak. refined dfsc1istsns wei
mari ed down kcpef b. R1wa ve1e alsa exs'es
. INT no cnau9e sIanspirtd In oar HIt We11ote
Crushed, powdered. md Franulatcd, i'EatsAe
1 a. atAurard. t&.:&ls4;A. Iot r-adsfd' 0As
, 1870-12-20
XINZ-S&0XKs
Arrival and Departure Of TraixS,


LIKE HnGEX q Z lpH !tiaa AII1aAxa Ear
At.~...-
r7fofISfrts1 4 ssa+s1ta III aAe10au-kA
x.u 1'efet osfe y e'::s =. M*;s-ss
SD. he-r Tar1 65trsE..s $50 AM ssN = II
Ei<h: EzEre~.----.----.-.->-ess5a ~ % ?. q. s:dM ~
CHICAGO BrtE11as1pa = oU.SuE RAnHoAp.
1se8+t a1ef1 az Ts g 3osEttss4 S2ct:7sr Ho1se1
u.a md Fspss.:..........:. Fassa ~ .s;sz
ga,e.tssx Fs.saas1---:..-:.. - IN .sio 81
Mena1t. Fassenaaz.---------.s sA I'm .sH Z =
AH-Sza - sstaHYHist[.:5Ts,s--ssp AM Z
RsTffshIs md Htnsaale,,... III Il, n ns s,a =
4 ii trsiu1 Ftop al RiFe1Tde nd Hfsrd,I. "~@ = Il
.sn1aafs ezexptsd. 1N t4'@
EtCalGAf CETEkL EAnNnaD
es''oS (. str = ~ 81 be,!ss1s- s-'t-'ea- q LAe1
Passover tfa1nl & {hts e1rssay KAN xnf Rvs,, -
uttzco s1 1foloN1: -'A- A'44's -
III; At,33tss 552sas ttan,a----. sMn 500 8
Kaan11o1 1rsTSEsosa:ioa.a s.f1 81
HTsW1sT aTn rnGsSTI5 y 'sSA n.
u's1S1'!s AAe AooAssnA&
naJ aJEx;rss..............-. sc L H. HsW p-E
midi 81 = S;T;S u. - s5;Rs 2 81 d
p. xsrze.ss-e-...--. -: ~-- snha s.pn
:SuataI sxSs5sei ISa.l-i47 tTeer4rd < 1t,L1rE,. =
efeepp7C bSAI y. NHSfWORTH.
1sEsta1 fasenest Ae94
, 1870-12-20

Commence OF Euffalo.
TIE follow leg 4: tke lcari.c statis..es showing
the lake sIadc OF Euullo during thc' Jear 1910.
They ara compiled y tie C5rtn.<zeu al ddet1tissr.
KSTEH8n.
Neof 'sba. Va of
FtsNtI% mage. " t7ess
CcasswiSe vessels enfereI..a,1ls 1,.3;,5N sl,s9Y
Annette an yeAscfS from io.-
etgn totta.. ....- rs ASS.SS3 5xs3
Foreign veascla from fer-
eign pozts. s.-,........,..... sss 4,Tn at~a
Total entesea--.-....-k.sls sYo's,sts $3.50
cLEARAb :
Nag TIM A.v
... rfa~Ek. A1qk. efV,
ceaftwtse vsesels cleared .5.1&s 1as13st 41.S61
american veaset3 fer iorttgu
80 81 so 1.3i&
Fufei9n Fxasels for foketRu
Pas+.-.-'-.-.. --.-...-.. al1 9,st8 x,enS
, 1870-12-20
DR.. ERs2ctt.

i: nth cl.Tt4t Csieaso. eurrs tor chA-re, the
Hetsa szadu4tA Of tbs u1vrr.ity u phlIsd 10 hIa,
nLd ls tue taast 1eahf 10 the aty for II
&,tIr ntt h1d SxIu1l Dl4tasc4 Of bntiA arzox Eer6
stsmr tot Theory o< Nervous Ani se1ual Dixaass1-
, 1870-12-20

Prfrn1e Consultations

4 victim Of early iudaercti7u causing nervnrs d.
bs. prrnaturr aerAr. ctr sck t-i+d in rain cye7
a'yeitistd EertF* tas d!scoseTet Rn,fle me.tss II
sri +hre shri hr will ir-c 10 his f~iE snt1esK
J. II. ! IrlTLE. 4 NAsszC4t New Yurf Cty
, 1870-12-20

Statement showing the 4yes2se rites OF tsfs
frttahse on wneGs and com be1Neea I:f1ieexo a,d
Haren. foc each oath d1itA<< tee pAss tea ye4E,-
at0 the highest rale on wheat durirr each fca-.
, 1870-12-20
Your Destiny

And fntqre Fsrspcsa iu fte eleasy .rrtaie1 By DR.
NAFH ks>1e I'll Il MAdesnnt M et4fsv gadfa
al who in iife TO ftnine ac wealth end
hsEptnsss Co1saann1 iee r Send Is ter b. .tsrds
aEeCtto69 eI The opposts will y kft!4 With
, 1870-12-20

the markrr Was steady 81 the prices eivea oc!ox:
th,ne>s, ss2 toe: country harness., sss1sc: liuc,
c.ly. = >. 20 &c: Kip, r.. soc 10: ZIP. vea's
<1.los 12": clsf upper, No. !. . It. .9a3lc: city
7e39ss: Liar, 7 r, Rtasse; cali. CITY. ..t41 -:
cs1r. couutrr, Ls1: rnuEa upper. las15 u.
.eAaIc; rough upper, Ia8lS rs. sa2sic: ronSh
Bonaio HtGuTnter tole. 7st7 Sc
oAK-Sl1uRhtcr sole, 4sa+sc: Philadelph!a sale,
Lis; lip. No. medium. s5esxLt0; lip, ne.sJ.
7as 5sc: American calf, 81 IT., 81 Sod le9.
I1rreh eaf, ss n. se.ot9zta; Ftsnch cals. y
ia'es: French calf Lemotne. = doz:n. ssa.oo
eal1ano: Fsencs calf, Joho'. i dozen. ss-.ou3
1sdt2s rEsset lining, 7 dozen, tERoaEoA
|; LpSBKR-The fcfiowtfG Z chow me feseint7 and
sntpnente OF lurocr. shingles, and lata tx q Jau-
rs1y !, 1871, 10 December ~, ~ compared with
rtcetnls lid Shipments for Inc CORES sponting s1na
l. IN 1917.
, 1870-12-20

Earrhouse - sas5AS4s 9lsN.s:a aa,:1afH
The exports from Sew York 70 foreign porE,
for Ten nonlhe. from Jauuarf l, were:
'sN - ia. laH 1s;u-
ncuerte rrcGpee 6tst.s Si5Aitsoss atis1t1.s;5
Fe-r1kp fFre Eocdt.. &l+5A S..,4a 11s-S1
Fcreiku god. drtt.
St.rir and EniIiun 67S{1.19 z7.2ss,.I4 Si,1H.E9
, 1870-12-20
4osat eeaten. en....----....n.sa9 a0s4 ,olS (
1GfAL Rh1KREb ASo ctTlnxtt


4At Apf'yE kEatlsuGS Ae OF interest. AhQNto
that 'hcEe has eec1 steaily d.ciiur III the ssa4i
ct tEat city ft1te 1859, there having been. 10 t
Aas seaslp, q stealy tncTense.
, 1870-12-20

Florida With Tush-z great. tidal xava Of
P1she1r, freightad with thA sauo9 uIl tnusty
do:ur ents .ab-ut the san,s Immortal co-utle1dB
of their ancestor. Thss tnalsttHay got au
&c. pssstd transferring ,iha FISHER tnattar
h.m tha dnn Audi-o to tbs inseui aus Floyd
! What cid EoId do2 He e1i3 sit w:as praved
tLzt / tho Ind11rs destro;ed -ovAxythins stt9y
could bsfcre Tho troops entercd In pursuit. =
He considered theEeforo, that what ttey d.
str5ed must have consisted Of aths houses
1ill al their c7nients, aud the ljeuorn (the
must Rifipk part of tho dea.1uenou. md set
down at only 53+ +EG0 all told}, aud thxt the
government troops then drove thou od and
calmly proceeded 10 detttoy- '-~'
Two hundred aad tkenty 4.sss OF corn in
the fel9, thirsy-6ve acrts Of 1heat, ana 035
had Of live stock! Whit 4 tIngulasly intel.
lfgent army va had II those da;s, according
70 Mr.. Floyd-thoagh not according to tho
Congress- Of 1852.
30 Mr. Floyu decided that the go7csnrant
was not responsible for tbs. e, ,20o worth OF
Fubhish which thn 1uai1ua destroyed, but vas
responsible fnf t1e property dsktrnyei by tbs
tEoops-Widoh pforetty conGisted OF q quote
from ths pnatod U1iied Si&ses 6cnAie docu-
meut): :.
Con 1t Bassest.s Creek a,ooo
SA&AG. pNl
StVCA Hl&A--..<..-.-....... 1,N1
DIutd d4p8A.--...-.-.-..-...-- IN
Wheat H.. 800. .....-............. ..,... SO
Nnef.- ...-...-................. 400
Com On the Alaht:na R.vcs. ...,.... a5 Q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14
NIGHT TELEGRAMS.
FROM THE PLAINS.
The Indians Desire Peace-Genera1
Baker Sustained.


CHEYENNE, March l3.-Information re-
ceiyed from Fort Felterman says that an
Indian arrived yesterday from Red
Clouds camp on Tongue river, and re-
ports that the Indians are friendly and
desiring peace. Richards left the camp
twenty-three days ago to communicate
with the whites.
Red Cloud thinks that the conduct of
the Indians will depend, in a great meas
ure, on what Richards reports.
Red Cloud has two hundred lodges with
him.
CHICAGO, March ia mob took two
thieves from the officers at North Platte,
to-day, and hung them.
March l2.-General Sheridan to-day
issued the following General Order
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF
CHICAGO, March p.
General Orders No. II
The Lieutenant General commanding
this Military Division takes great pleas
ure in announcing to his command the
complete success of the I'd Cavalry and
18th Infantry regiments, under the com
mand of Brevet Colonel Baker, Of the I'd
Cavalry regiment, against a band of
Piegan Indians in Montana. These In
dams, whose proximity to the British
line has furnished them an easy and safe
protection against attack, have hitherto
murdered and stolen with comparative
impunity in defiance and contempt Of
the authority of the Government, after
having been repeatedly warned. They
have at last received a carefully pre-
pared and well-merited blow in mid
winter, the thermometer below zero,
when experience had led them to be-
lieve they could not be attacked By
this blow one hundred and seventy-three
Indians were killed, thirty horses cap
tured and the village and property Of
the band totally destroyed. The Lieu
tenant General cannot commend too
highly the spirit and the conduct of the
troops and their commander under diff
culties and hardships they experienced
in inclemency of weather, and as one of
the results of this severe but well merited
punishment of these Indiansi and he
congratulates the citizens of Montana
upon the reasonable prospect Of future
security for their property and lives,
By command of Lieut. Gen. Sheridan,
(Signed) Csc L. HARFsUFP,
A. A. G.