davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


OIWEeo nov POur steSdyi Saes 800 bbG al 81 20 for NO.
Bphngi So Tor Amber Winter es q Tor White Wlsr ~
for Double Extra Wheat unchanged; sales 800 bath Ne WHY
MshigsA bC TSs st'.s at s. o9o S;sS 4s
fsc SS % a. 9 Ssa s 5 S 'ss; B., Z ;1is S '
ss..s ; .4 II 's S s' E.s' S;'S sssr e. s. Jss e.
0SSsa. iIe Con sSd H.: ce Barley ss
Boston 7se NsWYorf 6s Albany sae. Receipts Lake
5000 wheat l6 300 bush Com q 900 bush Barley bh
entS bV Cana-2sVO bnG Corn, @SA bSah Barley tOS" Rel
Lumber.
AIAAEI KOv wheat dua Rye sesdy. sssdy, Wih in
sales 900 bush Western MIed In oe private
emsj Barley qNstI sales rsaaeied 40 ed
and the hrmne Of hoi; sales cars NO MIXED Sero1
No. Chicago srhve, and Is 900 bnh In store on pnVats
100 busb No Western at Sc car No "he western
5Se -!
BALTIMORE Nov I4-Coon qalei; MiddEng 49, Flour u
buye Wheat b Com active aud 6u yellow
7Oa72 Mixed Western the latter for Old Oats dull Rye
dali at 9Oo ProOns unchanged Butter unchanged WAA eme
PHIIApELPHA Nov -Trade dul owing heavy Ecp Qysr
con Bark nominal Clover Seed scVs and higher; $40 500 81
Timothy % 75 PsIseed 81 30 Coffee d1 and unsetedi 10 g
dull and market bare Petroleum dull aud deelnng Crude I
Refined 2l Ponr wea SuPerBne IS 3S0S5 % BT 80
Whest sne PeunsSnIs and Western Bed 81 $50 p So
sa53e PrOyaonI Ve1 dull Mess POrE St t25GSN@ LHd We
BTYTiLo Nov H-Receps-PIour 5000 bbla Wheat l01 400
BUSH Corn Is 900 hush; Oats 1000 hush Barley 5000 nu,h
Sbipmens-Four 700 bba Wheat lS6 100 BUSH aCorn lt5
hush lOOOO bashi Barley, 1000 buh Bye, 1000 bush
by raCOrn 900 bpsh Canal Rreighs steady Floor quiet cry
DaSS s 81 "a C1 bush NO aMiSIuoe Cub 81 . OO1
4Ot 5000 bush arrive, at 81 tO 3O bush
do private 600 bush No Red Winter at ni 'O
bush Red sample At q and FL g. Corn dull car lots Of
Western CanGla, BSc.,
Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. NHDFORD.
Rpord TEE TRIBUNE TIE Uek adtn0 Tu>sddy Nov ~ S
Amount Of SSek bt mRrtet
This weed. Last W. Thiw;s Last w IT. az 'Ssco
Sheep. .l5i2s 1870 I2OO0 PGtHOSLlOYOOO 90" 1000
BePer weight Of Hide TaloW and Dressed Meat
Extra 80 OO0$9 SO hrst quality $s0Ss 20 second q19
81 rs; third quality 81 Some OF the poorest Cows B9
etc. sIas6 western cattle, live WEIGHT eiS7e Good Se6ie
Light 585ic y fb u cattle &C. 3i0fle v n.
Working OIsHSSO9 SsOO fancy Stecr SoS7s or "seh 10
sordihg TO their value a. beef - ..,z.,- n. .soass
GAd YoNn2 Cdlpes-RAir quality S10s9 hhuA p"V'''
ParroW and DRY, B500&N
Shsrp-Per b i've weight. 407c p n.
SAslp oNd LoMbs--P head In iOE 90 sSSSG7A
Shols-WboesAle, 1850 rotail od1c -
Hides-Brighton. 81 69e- p Ii; country lots, e1sic
CalIS Sktns-l6dlBo y n.
faioo~Brghton 6a6lc y N; country lots, 50SIc pm.
PeLS-sl 36d al rs each country ots 8Sc, a 81 10 -
RKHARKs-Tbe New England Cattle are generally poorer ms
he m ones are sold with little trouble at low figures but the
buyers sy good price for what meat there on their bones
Dow sod NewAmpshre 0Ien to dress 900 10 at Sc per %
800 At 8c 6Sej Is Joung Cattle and dry Cows and
sim oneea pe dressed weight Brown Bros sold +year
old steer At $ll3 per Or $50 OF &C. per ri TA
Csttle al Sc S a. Bems sold OIen 400 b ee hye
weight $40 lot NJ Bowen sold carload small Cate
7 per n Eve e Texans and poor grades At o.
live With large Of live sheep hand the batehers have bad
70 operate sd with dressed mutton from Maine and else
where results decidedly aglost their Interests 20 that this morning
tbey asked for large from last week There were
aim lots market such the expectations Of owners are sadly
value Of cf head carload bought Of another
dover 25 head his than
and Lambs 5ic 100 at e. o
ll6 D at &C. extra bS at q d6tc yer b
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
COTTON MARKRTS.


MEHPH Nov lLCOttOn trmi MdilDgs, life; reeepb l9'
bales
BALTIMORE Nov Coon 6rm; Mridlings I9l9c net reespb
bales gross receipts 62 bAleS; eIpocOSSte ~ bales se
bales; stock 500 bales ... -
CIScINSAr Nov G-Coon in moierate demand MdduC, 7iS
l7lc 80 . 80,
bales ,,,
GALVESTON -Cottob dull and uonal Good Ordinary Gtc
ne receipts / 5JT hales stock, IS, 8l2 bales -
Louis, Nov. lA-COttOn unchanged hddngS, lIlc
GLLygsToN strong Good Ordinary ld5te net
rsrep eKporsoAStNe "a bales sales $500 6aes stock
sc 709 bales. . --.-.
WIHHSToz Nov COtton quist Midding, l'c net receipts
I64 bales; sales ~ bales stock, 155l baleA .
NoRT0LK A-Cottoh hm Low hddlngs III Hgl1t pet re-
csp 107 balesi eTpOrtscOaSWBe, 6zS bales ~ SO oaes
aiock, 9y1 bales. . -.
NEw0RLsASs nov l-Coon strong hldding lse net receipts
% bAles eIpO-to Great Britain AOO bales
coas Sbs bales sales 200 bales; stock eO64 blleG
PHiLADELPHIA, Nov. H-COtton 6rmi hddlngs Bte .
SAVANNAH lL-Cottop 6r good demand ddngA tltD
lc receipts l25l bses exports TO Great Britain IN" bales
sales O. 900 bales, Gtsek. So. .496 bales -.
BosrOH Nov H-Cotton quiet; MddngS l9i net receipts bt
gross 4so bales exports To Great Btan wv bales 'Aes 4O
bales; stock, 100 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
EeaaL Nntltts.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of WILLIAM
YRkDRR sa BsEFoEzO o ~ Cousiy Knss Neeee 3 k
Vs eooFthg - au 10 81 hnElg ene agsl
LAWnHHOE 4o q tAe Oy e R1oakya eoeDo1, a1 AsI
eqapld ea NJ hsrs - Ae bssDeR
o. NnisaniOs 4 - 0Asa q oklnhsaI PNsssg ness.ss.
esas9 nsE--Dassa Jas g lsIL
CUPKENE COURT, KINGS = COUNTY,
- CHAatls z ygpseA ypas.. I4s ExcetsIoG sIzs -
4 As sseys s.tI.lsa sss - asassssa e: =
es..sr ~. :. s1s ~ - 'a1~' - ~ = '
Z ~ b - Otu5Ss - Sedas; d Ssss 10
20 day aSVlus uGf Q7il - - 0ek ~ ocs II ~
.s ~ y ss:si = s ! 49, ~ > & = I : = .s
Ce4paAE, an1 70 pg Agsa1A 80 n<es 10y kt.z,ss =
PA Caesy sAlT - Sa1s - SIA 1sssvsE -
L Al esaI.g stsal4 oell1 sgssIai stes9 zk Issles,
s pks. assd Sss ish d Il fDsssSr ssl tD
". a psssa. hoslAg az sps eAAs.s snAsssG ~ csn
pGay 10 ssd4d % paat Ae 81 Ntng an9 aet = - ad
fRclee befof6 - fth IFN ft us hs O
10 80 Bl6sdaay, u ths o1ly efHsHt6fk " b -
Dad Nss-YOfk, October n, fsle = =
sEosscN Hvrcntas - sE4fs zashsss g :sss Hss'.r
s,4s. sti .faf4
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

EozDos Eoy ltti ~ U-eoIsalsspsasa a 0es ~ tssssJ
ob. s1ti lS61s Ni Teb.FOTties o.
PRAHKRORT Nov ia mUned States opened
Ai bt for The Issue Of l369
LVEHPooI, Nov l-0:3O nCOtlsa opened FtOsg; hl6ibl
Upltnds sd hddhaE Orleans 0 evening reached
a. 900 American.
LIVERPoeI nov IA hWhsai ig p oen,al for Cs,orn,
Whites l0ll5 for No. R4 Resn spring II 7als for Ket
Winter. Lard, Sl6 cWt TGl0W, Rls = eWt
PARIS, Nov. l<-p m-Rsotes, SCI 75e.
LONDON Nov. S m-COnso closed al 93i for AMI
he account American securities hmeF; Uhted BeS Pre- Twenty
bonds 1922 9ii 1854 oh oil le67s Si TeA' >rues p
LivKKPOOL Nov lt-5 m-CottOa oiosod hdding Up
lands 9 AdihDE Ossns sd es Of the day, 300 bales
including 900 for and speculation The srEe for lafnt AMI
Rsbro. Manchester suasr Bacon S y Tor CsnASrlAht
CT Pstrosum, tek0lld y EEL for BgihtS
LoFDoS, EeI n-.TenoU, e0l as0t3 " est ...
AETNHRP Nov uPerOlsaa. ~ fAr tss Pils Ansaean
AIddeS Common Ros ISiA per Clover seed. a oi ps
eWt for American Ret.
LONDON, Sov. l+-Brening-TurpeatiDe. $50 per eEt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
prcRTpTa On pRODJycE

Eov L-lSphgE AA - bea Dseoa oesA 11 bss cS1tsa 3
I15tS Ss6 wS.sL VNs - ca, N1u E9A 0as flss -
RTs I6oo bsah MSh w. b Barley SIN taah Beed - bblA
Beans 1854 b1A Pea Ell bh Hs ~ SsQ Nal - 1kgA Dssk
1besi HISE bsls. Hep l bsls tOSs Sd I4 1s Sss RaA
@ opieI Cree. 81 Plss Lard ss Its Bstist adj t Css
y b6aI Tobacco, io@ phgA TObsoos soJ bbE WhLy. bAs
Woais - - se5r -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
GEORGE 0PDYKE q co.,

BANKERS, No. Is NASSAU.ST.,
offer for sale the following desrbIe securities:
EswYot and oWegO Midland Railroad Pi Mortgage per cent
GOb Bonds par and interest
Nex,Jersey Midland Railroad First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds
guaranteed By the New York and OUegO Midland RO'd) At and
interest,"
st. Louis South Railway P Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds, q 95 and interest
Montgomery ard Buna Railroad Flint hogge per cent Gold
Bonds niorSd BY the State Of Alabama ct @ and interest
Missouri lows NebSLA Railway P Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds. at % and interest
Indsnapoh vnecunes RsioSd Second Mortgage cent
Bopd (gusrauteed By Pennsylvania RrOad at 90 and interest
Hamilton County Illinois, per cent Bonds at a2 and interest
Js5On Tens 10 per cent BOud usd for Municipal pup0's "
s2i and interest
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
EoRse AND CARRIAas MARKEr


NEw-Yozx, TuesdAy, Hes. ~ lsSt
The horse trade continues very slow and un-
satsfacsory and outside the public auction marta very
few sales have of late been effected To-day the ncem
ency OF tho weather proved furthrr check uOn wnAt
ever Life may still nger In the general MARKET and our
report "A ueeesarily confined 60 the regalar
sale held at MessrA Johnston Van TsserA Horse anu
Carriage Auction Mart where the following prices were
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

6orses, CARRIAGES, Harness, sc.
A MAJOR C. w. BARKER, AuctiOneer.
IMMENSE SALE
OF FIRST: GLASS LIVERY sToCE; ES;,,,r,,
AT THB EaPfRE srABLEs,
NO. ''' SOlitSAEiSTAo s0i Is TTAoMpsoSsr.,
AND NO. lao VARICK.sr.
OK EE TgEspAS sEHatfs NV S5 * ~ %TSSqsoss G+SShs
And oOanuS % DAY 70 1sy sS sG Hs ~ ''i disposed q
Who from the bGSBeAA
$50 HEAD OF HORSES,
Comprising ROads.ors Family Horses Business and DGnGAs H9na
% RoyTop Road wagons
10 TUoV T%o and ibr Seat PARK PbleOa.
. % DoSSie 'T TI"ess ct iaIotue hsav,
irISs TsSse GssSs SsSt SisisGs SSsSa
10 Two-Sea Se,giA
Catten
100 Double raess ablc The oa o.ah phaotOn truck &"
200 Saddles SA1 BhdhS
no BlsHles shesf., and sdrsusle.
10 stdnr Of Bella
And Ssny other article. .pper.anIDs sl,a. lys .tab
@ ~ "a TSG q Ss SaSR s S rs
TSsI The p.Uperty wp y s ii in sne SoniGu
sA. = .s.n .na ASD TEssGS y tn RESERVE
ADD No PosTPoSEMRSr ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
A II BARKER & CHASEfs
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NBWf0RK TATFBkSALbS
corueT Of Broadway AMI Thirty y.nAnth'sG,
Major G. w. BARKER AuctiOneer
ReQulGr Salos OF Horses, CarTages, 6e.
RYRRY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
rnsmens private establishments disposed Of at public or PIae
sale to the advantage and general assortment of Horses Car
,gs, and eyerng IN the needs Of all
cIasses vi constantly on hand
LARGR DRIVING RING
tn the Mart for showing Horses on Eale
Twenty.fcur hours allowed for t1ll
o. every Horse sold under ERrrantoo.
Carriages taken On storage
Superior stabling for HorSes on Sale
Outuide sales solicited and promptly stteudei 10.
Liberal adTances male everything Ia The lloFss hne
REG6LAR SALE
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS ETC,
THIS DAY, sI 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
RrypA1o lJyR STOCK mARKEr-Noy. H.

Cassuppy 200 decrease Of cars since As
,sk marit opens fairly aetve prices steady ep shade better
boderS sTn and itng posi T lS3 lu.na steers 2
1855 10 e5 l2l0 IS as u Illinois, llo 70 206 D. 90 l2t
~ Isl a37 Ohio 10 - Goa Sc 20; 1876 kenncEy
i2s to ss 4oeSS s7 lH Mehig'S ga to ay, n =
opened Hoes-Reept bead martet active and steady a
s - 9et IS for MEDIUM GOod closing H nta aA
nm upward tepdcncy.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
Sales bp aurtinn
Proposals.


rs RHeISEEH oTucH THIRD STORT UHeHtBAHK BunD4a
PATRrrs EEAR CHARLEss7., BLLnnoRs, Nd Nov lSiL
GEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this
- c0ce for Of GO eahe rS rock the Roen
oks Rver innea.s bslov Wsdon H. o. InAaSs o. cteVnen
W aet sIoce eight e, SraT Ov ysts The eeAsoa 'A'
tered.
ProOoa dupuoat tAsFssd od eseonpaned ~
Ne Advertisement nd pedcaOnf addressed the undsrsened WI
T.osTd Al onkl u DseUhGr ISL Aad VII %
opsnsd tsn minutes hoae presence Il ssh bidders - choose 70
altsnd. -. 80, ~
ne yxht Is reserved % rsjee. any bA ..,.-,s.
FoTmS Of proposals. SpehcatOas h. % b nd ns vne
tho maps, he, &C., nAI Be Deeh "h Z SAALvpILn
vIOSDOE wATIa wOAE'r oHiE' KSeEaH;'t 9gTcs
rTNo CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES
Il T Board q Wa.ss CSsHs.i.ne Sfts = ~ ~ ss
snd Cosisd Shsea WATkR PIPE togstAe Hh ~ ypsedE u
HTdFan Gates Air NeVoA ke - oot.id ane - e1liesA
DsVfns ep.shoaons, snA in II 0optast - ea, I'D
bsnf Sorss 4 PoDoG1E O6sinsa Il Ne oaOa ~ ysEas CITY
Hall DuildinG
Csua OF be1efe Medass hoI ~ n,s q SeOs1 2 Tss
"a beat inferred Of tAa city. h 4.-ss .arsf a.
% ''''' y. ' w. " = = J. !. gANHxo. cH.s Eaes..t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

s.: s Ti:i i,S Ss 2. e. s: T.. a ''n
AETsooi fus Eoc SS5ps 6ras.a ,ss E.' sec sTs ~
sGs S;a Ss s.i I;1s s. ~ SH =
- Ss.iiss . y SSSi . Tas|: . ~ SS's o. AA4
- v: y s.: s; SI.: q Ss:S ls:I: e 5i Ss
EBs are s.. s coy = g !: y 81 s5i & Tor oA' A''
sg5 Sr 1SHns %hH a. IiIoo LEI ,S'sS SSp' ss icSi0l
ss e. ley fsY : Is .'Ss ssa; Ers''
cSIaSss cSs; !: NJ: 10 lsi9I
an: ssl: sss: ssss:ss1. wi;;S. 9:
pa DO d. SeeOnS sa6o. nOmnil DO DO seconds a@ ,.
asS SG%S. S q" %95p9 SG p aaI d. sssaou. S PesayH
SS SF! 1s S sSS S sos e Wis9R 5S soS. s rsSS "a
OIIS TlEIo& k ! srS % $500 n PIE for Common and DE f'F
%xIRBoSB-fSs IslS Iss been Sogs ssesd b p: Ssa
:G e. Z We 20 sEs sss s q 20 St; SSs'1 night B. 81
es. Of 2 600 & IN s6ns M .s a % sSr tS tSs Green
od ahe should Yield ooo q %, ~. sGSs ron a. az sI SsS
sosI Ss osnsS boe to sy n pHeh lsrgr sssy
AH We hsye present. sny sddhSs 70 80 nahs pes Ig
private and 5000 Do At 1 gold for sTpors loS %
South sss 0c o1Tesey RHeO DaV1 SI" " ''e sO"i '
&c., SI%a o'S' oT Goaco. ron roeaaHd G HsIIoHdo1 (not
l6DO rsporedl sOV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soSO0
sslr.: RIport $500
Home 1000 2OOo
WOOL issVe but sr Pco:: woS ar: IN mcjsra,s SHcss
prors generally wen suBs Pulsa woOb qus the supply
bns about eqnA to the demand Pine POreip Wools are
s" sa4 R2.i. ss9 f AZ e 81; % 81 Ss, S1 s s; 'S
g. go d qS'sS HH Rss' q ~ % s % 4 % f,G srf IS Sst3 GS
o wssSOd 5Oa1 2OeoG D Persian 2. % e. 1 ao1rslfG p.I
Cup on private sTms; 1900 h Unwashed NsSta $4,000
WHISKY 6rDsr' sales 40 bbA at SJa91sc uSn Low" Pne
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.
orSss clipped ny the American HoDe Clipping Machine shortest
notice IN 0NB HOURS TIMB, and IN manner ~ Jet UGsuk
PhSSED HBRR ANYWHERE ELSE, ridges Inequalities
ara s on he hor coat which rendered SMOOTH AS VRlVET
NO POSSIBILITY OF HUkTlhG or eTen ALARMING tne
animal.
CORNRR OF LEXIHGTONAVR AND TWENTY .P0URTHST.
N - CHABR JARVIS,
SOs PTophetefL
Orders E Clipping received BY Major C. w. Barker al the
CITY Auction TattsrA corner Of Thirty anh6 ASd
Broadway. o. ..xu.
WEDNESDAYS AND SArURDAYA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
ntooing Garos, ST.
alarbls ann 8lats Mantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE.
IA. IzNG WORKS ia .nd IL Bsss BghteenIht Marble ana
Hhl.,sd HsnS TlaK Marble Csane hOaamen pnees THAI
defy oonpsaiOs. hOsgsges tatea IA trade.
g KLABER g. Co, MARBLE WORKS, 22S
-. Wen Nny4nLst Ss Bs.dsH aad EGAhSy: h,Io & en-, sse
IA dty. Dsisa % splAesss1 -,
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTEIS largest as
- ,oTtr.sut Ia - dH lowed pAes Elegast ncN SgA
sTKWIET Co. s sIhaVs ~ 1sirEA anA TAlrtr-aTtA.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
~ Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PROD UCl
For THE WEEK ENDING Nov. IA, lS7l
fBruressr for THE N Y. TE,urEE bV ReporterI

BEANS AND PEAS.
the Woek 1858 bb brans e bb more than last
corresponding last year 287 bbS Arrival Of a
mostly CanGd Shipment Of beans last week about $50
b few choice medium Leans have been selling 81 ~ s but
arrivals Of to-day weakness We note lO
75d 81 and 25 bbi at 81 75. would be
su sell MArTOSs above - though sales have been tds
higher hb Obbed - 25 10 bbl So 2Oi IL
d. IS 90 l and ~ 90 OF Southern +O
hsgs sold NJ 81 25 We quote ------ -
bu 81 7o@s2 Is caps Marrow phmeS3 % Gsa Is
po do good 4OG GJ DHdOCOn. TO fair. JOd 10
DO do ora 50 Peas dA free bulk 2nd rs
$50 Isl DO. Groen. 9Od %
Dl 2GD 3 - Do Southern Il.
DO Red kidney. 500 , 5O P2buh. bag 2 2j9 -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Live are not improved except Jsey and other
BY geese The present storm uniaySsh %I dressed poultry ana lots
Ph oci IN good order l5dl1erarey lsc for the be
jersey tukeyS The prevailing de that poultry win rule low h
and Gh0ah be kept a bomo QnA variable
selling G the var 81 2Sa$ 50 for Southern 70 % 50 for prime
state. We qusto: E.h4 p
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Aps are coming the bulk Of Fall fruit having
Ne nm OIL car Indiana Pail Just sold 81 So and held
o.s are Offering at e. Choice Winter fruit doing better all
SeieotAd RptJ reengS Badn selling - takes very
good apples they TO reach 90 -Four cars hich
5O another 80 Co. few peArs are coming
yom s houses Is for Sekel Sl0e$R for good
Ducheas $50 S2 VrgAGeuS S1d % Tor Lawrence Lady Ip
worth SI5d S8 bb mdne grapes are
moving rather freely generally a 7c for bO[eS CaTess
6a6te for with a. 5ic for isHbelat Quite ot Of
5sabAs sold O2 CatsMhas a. 7S7tc some o. the
bpa holding for &C. Capbees IN
improved while il is dnG 70 realize S ~ fer b
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Nan fa oa = = ~ ~ sssfSss 81 Al "a - q sOM on
E'''es',i s.ss R ssasS 5 . q sSs q D ss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Receipts for tho week pkgsded fruits 17ol less than last
corresponding week last year se pkgL o. npps
quiet rather easier though
GENERALLY nominal bbl old Southern aes Sc
and he anne number bays Wese &C. l0f bbb oo
Of Sc 81 old State to ship, &C. T6sfe scarcely e{nE
offered At lfe with no cash ake
ANAL iot Hickory nuts doing BETTER with
ou ruee chsstnu poor quality lot Southern selling At
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, Ithath pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst, on the
llth day of August, 1871. Mrs. JENNIE
STEELE; and whereas, Mrs. Steele was
one Of the founders Of the Washington
Council Of Temperance Reform, and
Joined the same on the 9th day of
July, 1869, the day yof its organization,
and from that day to the day Of her
death remained and continued to be
consistent, faithful and useful member.
Therefore,
Raolgel, That ia the death Of sister
Steele the Washington Council hath
lost one of its most useful members,
the cause Of temperance ono of its most
consistent advocates, the church one
of its brightest lights, 4 husband q
meek, gentle and devoted wife, and a
chill kind aud afectionalc mother.
Reso'r'i, That we tender TO the be-
reaved husband aul child of the de-
ceased our heartcast sympathy and
confidence.
Rc'o'r'i, That a copy Of these reso
lutions he furnished to the family, and
the Washington Telegraph with re
quest that they be published.
SALLrs T.. WoLrr, }
MEDIA CONWAY,
SUE PURDoN.
Committee,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13

ANDREW JACKSON IN DEAoCRATIC
LIFE An intimate political friend of
Andrew Jackson touches for the fol,
lowing:
Jackson never spoke m impatient
word to his wife, servant or child; and
under his own roof proved himself
the gcntlcst and tonderest of men.
There were two Jacksons," quantity
writes q biographer, jackson militant,
and Jackson triumphant; Jackson
crossed, and jackson having his own
way; Jackson with mastership uu-
uuestioned Jackson with rival near
the throne" he had loved his mother
living, and all his remaining life re-
vered her dead; he loved children and
they loved him he loved horses; he
ii st o; I've loved plants and flowers;
he must have loved pets-every true
hearted man and woman does love
them. Before a blazing fire On a raw
and stormy night in February, with &
child en- his lap. and lamb between
his knees, Benton found and announc
cd TO him his first hope for military
honor and glory. But foremost among
the milder, yet nobler of his charac
teristics was his delicate, chivalrous
absolute faith in the virtue Of woman
"In this said one Of the earliest anC
most intimate of his friends, che wa.
distinguished from every other persor
with whom was acquainted" "And,
said Benton, ut was innate, unvary
ing, selfacting, including all womer
kind" Very rare and very exalted i
this faith. Want of it is the begin
, ming of immortality. There is no pub
Mic. there cannot longer be Any priyat,
Virtue where it docs not exist.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13

TOMATO BEER.-A very healthy
and palatable beer can be made i'm
this wise: Gather ripe, sound toma-
toes; mash, strain through coarse
linen bag and toevery gallon of juice,
add pound of good, moist brown SUI
gar; let stand nine days; pour off and
bottle closely; the longer kept the bet
ter. When used, fill nearly full q
pitcher with sweetened water, add
lemon juice to suit taste, and to this,
some ef the preparation described; and
you will find it equal to the best lemo-
made. To half gallon of sweetcned
water, add a tumbler of beer.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13

that You have leaned upon, the tue
faith that you knew could never fail
you, though all the world might for
sake YOU. 1t is to miss the dear voice
that uttered your name with tender
ness none other could give it. 1t is to
hear never mere the well known foot
steps that you few so gladly once to
meet. To see no more the face that
to your adoring eyes, seemed as the
face of the angels of God? To feel no
more the twining arms that folded you
so lovingly: the dear eyes that, looking
into your own, said SO plainly, what
ever it might seem to others, yours was
the fairest earth held for him. 1t is to
fight with a mighty sorrow as a man
fights with the waves that overwhelm
him, and 10 hold it at arms length for
while, only to haye-in hours of
lovliness and weakness - the torrent
roll over you, while-poor storm-driv
en- dove-you see no haven of peace
in the distance but heaven.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13

A gentleman in Jefferson city who
was troubled with bed-bugs, soaked
the bed with kerosene, and turned in.
leaving the light burning. Just as he
was dreaming that regiment of bugs
were drawing up a set of resolutions,
condemuing him for using kerosene.
he was awakened by fireman point
ing the nozzle of hose through the
window. The house was insured, but
tire man was not.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13
The following ia the truthfn, utter.

The following is the truthful utter
ance of the Springfield Mass Re-
publican about the carpet>baggers with
which the south is overrun:
they are doing more harm to the
country to-day than the locust or cat
erpillar, or any other kindred pest.
They are teaching the less intelligent
and discriminating Southerners to dee,
pise and hate the Northern people more
heartily than ever; they are debauch-
ing the freedmen; they are bringing
disgrace upon the great Republican
party and upon the National Govern
ment, That their rapacity is insatia-
bic, and they steal every penny they
can lay their hands on, are compara-
lively trivial counts in the indictment
against them. Yet this constant
plundering is very serious matter to
the communities which are plundered.
1t means indebtness and heavier taxa
ton. 1t is just such rascality that is
making the name of Republican n
stencil in the Southern States, and
bringing suspicion and enmity upon
honest emigrants. And matters will
not mend much so long as needy and
greedy adventures are appointed to
responsible Federal offices, and fellow
shipped by Northern Republicans on
the floor of Congress.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-09-13


a CASE OF FALSE PRETENsEs. "A
man in Wisconsin has applied for a
divorce upon the ground that his wife
married him under false prete1sos. He
says she told him, while he was address
sing her that she could hoe an acre of
potatoes and split two cords of wood
between breakfast and dinner: and she
had proven herself a fearful fraud
because she could only split halfa cord
and hoe three times across the field.
II secms hard that men are continually
to be made the victims Of these design
ing women. Why will wives trife in
this manner with the tenderest affec-
tions Of their husbands? Why will
they shatter their hcart-strings? How
much happier would have been the
home of this Wiconsin woman if she
had emulated the example of the Shos-
home squaws. One of them goes out
and digs turnips all day, and then
wheels them home at night in push
cart, while her self.sacriieing husband,
in the depth of his unspeakable loye,
sits on the front door steps smoking
Lone Jack tobacco and meditating
upon the number of drinks of fpyrotech
nicll rum he can put in his jug with
the money he gets when he sells that
squaw. True love is always hopeful
of the future.