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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
Anlerika.
Washington, 4. dub. We vysly.

"ASs sVh3 n. uuo. Nc Fy5Iy-
chant svedk6 zalezitosti stfibrodolu EN-
ma Sc pokra6uje.
Gcneralni ubytovac, general Meigs,
kteryz sc dlouhJch cest po Europe opet
do Washingtonu vratil, byl pfedvolan
pred vybor pro vojenske zale2itosti, ably
vypoved6l cokoliv vi zadavani kontrak
til ma dodavani pomniki obcansk6 val
ce padl5m voiindm.
General Custar byl cd Clymerova w
boru zalezitosti prodavani obchodnich
stanic ma zapadt vyslychan. Vypov6di
jeho jsou velmi zayazne. On pravil, &c
zlofad prodavani obchodnich stanic jest
cd vice rokd ddstojnikdm pravidelne ar
mady yelmi dobfe znam Ze ministr val
ky Belknap ma v6c tu cd oticird op6toya-
ne upozorn6n byl, ano ze 81 tito neho
stiznosti yedli, ale vsecky zaloby stizno
sti zprayy y6ci tie zdstaly bez ucinku.
Ably ministr valky podobne zpravy a sti1
nosti zamezl, vydal dne IL. bfezna 1873
zylastni rozkaz, .iejz tuto uvadime:
l. Zadny dGstojnik armady, at cinny
at ma odpocinku, nema ami Primo ami ne
pfimo bez vyzvani dotycneho ufadu uni
nisteria valky) jakoukoliv tinnost clend
kongressu zalezitostech voienskych pod
poroyati, nayrhoyati nebo doporucovati.
2. Vsecky zadosti ddstoinikd Ike kon-
gressu vztahuiici Sc volenskym zalezito-
stem, musi generalu armady anebo mini
stru valky zaslany byti.
3 Kazdy ddstojnik, kteryz sidlo IL
stfedni ylady case zasedaui kongressu
navstivi, musi po pfiiezdu SVEN jm6no
svoje v ufadovn6 generalniho pobocnika
zapsati We zvlastnim, jeInu svedeicim
pfipise ucel trvani navstevy sve iakoz
autortu, kteraz mu tomu povoeni dala,
anebo mu to nafidila udati Ddstoinik
takovy nusi Sc piidrzeti pfisn6 16cle ma
vstevy takoye.
General Custar pravil, ze tento rozkaz
zacpal vSem distojnik1m vzhledem zlo-
faddm ma zapad6 panujicim, 1sta. Dd-
stojnici ved6li, ze vsecky stiznosti ministe
riu valky podane tam zpronevefeny I'll.
potlaceny budou. RovnGz obecne znamo
bylo, ze by pfestoupeni tohoto rozkazu
melo "a nasledek propustesi armady a
vsichni byli pfesv6dceni, ze ucel ieho Jest
= zakryti vsech darebnych skutkI mini
steria valky.
Il. ii. Dana mi. nebyl od senatu po-
tvrzcn "a vyslance do Anglicka. Ben Bu.
tier pfatele jeho senate tedy zvit6zii.
| Ze San Franciska dosla sem zasylka
stfibrnych drobnych pence sumo s 800,
900, move razcnych. 'sN'
Dotycny snemovni vybor vyslychal ty.
to dni distriktniho pravniho zastupce Dye
ra ze st. Louis p. Henderson, zalezi-
tosti trestniho fizeni kofalecnimi pod
vodniky. Oba panove vypovedeli, ze phi
pis generalniho pravniho zastupce Pierre
ponta, n6mz prohlasoval,. ze. zadnemu
do kofalecnichpodvodd zapietenemu sv6d
kovi nebude zaruGena baztrestnost, ma
trestni fizeni skodive uGinkoval.
Pfipravne prace obzalobe gen. Bel.
knapa json ii2 v snemoyne poslancd roz-
deleny. N1 fIT
i Snemovna poslanca pfijmula pozvan
k slavnos odhalcni sochy Lincolnovy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Die volebnich zprav 25+ NEST a taunu
zvit6zili republikan6 ' 22, demokrate 10.
Mistni otazSy m6ly ma vysledek volby
nejvetsi vliy nelze n6ho 8ouditi ma silu
stran.
Z feky Hudsonu vylovena bedna, niz
byla ma kusy rozsekana mrtvola zeny.
Patrick Pickens Columbus zastfell
V opilosti syeho II leteho syna. Pickens
skutku syeho pravdt lituje zamysli sa-
hnouti 81 ma zivot.
Vlada zabavila yinopalnu spoleGnosti
South Branch Chicago.
V Great Fall wink ohen, kteryz "a
s $4,000 majetku ztrayil. Til Iid6 uho-
fell.
Nekdejsi sckretaf louisanskeho guyor-
nera Warmounta sc st. Louise otrayl
chlorotormem.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Mill anebo ton dobou zcela zjcvn6 pfimd
$ rebellii sympath;zovali.
Demokracie takovJm kandidatem v
cele musela by utrp6ti pordzku ouplntjsi
a potupntisi nez RakusanG Sadov6 a
Francouzove Il Sedanu, nobof velika vet.
sina naroda media nikdy Sane vymozc--
nosti valky, byt by naproti iihu sebo smif
livesi smysleni chovala a s MIN sebe ST.
decn6ii SO bratfickovala. V tomto pfipa-
d6 zvitGzili by ropublikane kanddatem
sebe horsim - tfebas Ben Butlerem,
ien kdyz by mel poy6et rozhodn6ho ne
dvolneho unionisty.
ze by Sc tax velik6 chyby demokracie
dopustia, neni sice pravd6podobn6, ale
mozn6 Jest to pfecc, ncbot byvali rebelo-
We mali stran6 t6 vliv az nebezpecn6
znacny.
Mirno tri jmenovan6 kanddaty imenu-
ie Sc tGz ma strant republikansk6 Bristow
kteryz ma bez odporu vsecky poctive
vlasteneck6 zivly "a sebou nimz by
republikane nejskveleii proraziti mohli.
Bristow Sc vSak nominaci neuchazi -
OH nesplnomocnil zadn6ho, ably imeno !ie
no do spojeni kandidaturou tou uvozo-
val, on necini ami ma podfizend iifadniky
tinancni a pokladni neimensiho natlaku.
Bylo by pfani, ably cd narodni konven-
ce nayrzen byl - avsak bojime sc, ze
konvence ta k tax vlasteneckemu
pravd6 statnickemu skutku Sc neodhodla,
nebot poltikati, ktefi bezpochyby kon-
venci pfevahu miti budou, dali vzdycky
pfednost kandidatu, kteryz jest Mich, t.
j. take politikaf, pied muzem vlastenec-
kym nekalym vliyim nepfistupnym.
Z demokratickG strany jmenuii Sc co
kandidati Tilden, kteryz jest bez odperu
neischopnGisi statnik demokraticky, Thur
man, kteryz k ozdobam "a posledni leta
znaGne sklesleho senatu nalezi narodni
pov6sti poziva, zylast6 ale David Davis,
ellen neiyyssiho soudu illinoiskeho Tento
pcslednejsi nedere sc popfedi, "a to ale
ma velmi tetne pfivrzence mezi neilcpSi.
mi zivly strany demokraticke. On jest
stary konservativni whig, pfitel Lincoln
iv a karakter ryzi skrz naskrz bezGhon
ny. Jeho zdrav6 nahledy otazce pence
nj jsou znam6 On jest rozhodny pfitel
grGndzerG, iichz Jest milaekem tfid pra
cuiicich, ktefi jej poslednt "a sveho kan
didata presidentstvi ponayrhli. Tyket.
S Davidem Davisem co presidentem
John Quincy Adamsem co mistoprcsi-
dertem byla by tax silna, &c by Sc smtle
tyketou, ma niz by stal Bristow n6kte
ry jiny popularni vyborny statnik re-
publikansky, merritt mohla. Byl by to
veru zapas vysocc zaiimavy a stoletych
narozenin repnbliky teto hodny, kdyby
demokracic Davisem a republikane
Bristowem do poe vytahli silly sve
ln6fili. Narod pax mohl by 81 blahopfa-
ii, ze mu konecn6 nastala volba ne mezi
spatnym horSm ale mezi vybornymi
kandidaty; kterJkoli Mich by bitvu Wy
hral, narod mohl by 1pln6 $ vysledkem
spokoien byti, nebot v tom onom pfipa
de zvitezil by muz vysokeho ufadu toho
hodny.
r
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s a IN o vra 3 d a.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
ViTEESTVfD DEMOKRATG V CON

VITELSTVI DEMOKRATU V CON
NECTICUT jest 1plnejsi a skvelejsi, nez
Ii 1terni zpravy zvestovaly. Celkenl o.
devzdano $4,000 hlasG: tech pfipadlo
republikansk6mu kandidatu Robinsonovi
1860 Ingersollovi 5l,071. Zbyvajici
hlasy pfipadly kandidatdm temperencla
FL papirom6nc6. y6tsina Ingersollo
va naproti ysem jeho protikandidatim
dohromady obnasi 1861, vetsina naproti
kandidatu republikanskemu obnasi pax
7,414. Senat bnde slozen Is demokra
td a ponze 2 republikand porovnani s
minuifm senatem ziskali tedy demokra
te / hlas. Snemovna bude slozena S5
republikand, 159 demokratd nezavis
leho; ziskali tedy demokrate % poslan-
CD. Demokratcka vetsina pfi spolec
mem hlasovani bude tedy % hlasy.
Vitszstvi to ma dvoii volikou dilezitost
Pfedne ze pfedchazi volbu presidentskou
"a druhe ze snemn connecticutskemu bu-
de volititi spolkoveho senatora ma miste '
loni zemfeleho Ferryho. Demokrate me
hou byti pravem ma toto vitezstvi hrdi
rctoze republikane vsecky silly sve ma
pjali Il vsemoznych prostfedka pouzivali
ably statn SC zmocnili, COZ sc Jim ale, dix,
vetsi uv6domilosti poctivosti volicG, hla
vn6 ale, ze demokraticky kandidat gnver
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
Europa.
V yc h 0 d nj otazka.

J y a - "a - - a Il N a.
L0@ayn, 4. dubna. Turci byli op6tn6
porazeni sice tentokrate Bosn6 Po
vstalci ukofistli nGkolik del, znacnG zaso
by potrayni, mnozstvi vol6 a kon.
D,eLroca5h, 3. dubna. Rakousko odvo
lalo Ccrn6 Hory vsocky l6kafc, iez tam
k osetfoyani ran6nych a nomocnych Her
cegovci bylo poslalo. = Ze same lasky
k Turecku ponecha nebohe ran6n6 a ne
income jejich osudn Coz isou vlad6 Vi
denske zakony lidskosti. Pokud mGla
nadGje, ze sc Hercegovci prohldsi srna-
hem pro pfivthle1i k Rakouskn, chovaa
Sc K MIN lidaky. Kdyz Sc ty nadtie ieji
nenskutecn6ly, odyolava Cern6 IIory
lekafe vyhdni rprehliky herccgovskt
zpet do Hercegoviny, ably ie Turci ztryz
nit a pomordovati mohli.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

AMeny, 4. dubna. Parnik Agrigenti
srazi Sc ma vysine Cap Matra, u jizniho
pobfezi Korey, s anglickym parnikem
Hyltom Castle a utonul. Il 64 osob ma
lodi go nalezajicich utonulo 20 a mimo to
8 plavcI.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
V ra Z da.

Martin van Buren, South, zdeisi
feznik byl cd neznameho clov6ka, kteryz
Ike kramu ieho ma koni pfijel, zastfelen,
mezi tim co kram plnY lidu byl. Vrah
byl stopovan k domu feznika Walker
Stephense, kteryz byl zat6en. Stephens
vyhrozoyal Southovi kolikrate zabitim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
K ra ncie.

4, Iaft<, 4. dubna. Gambettav Gasopis
Republic Francaise prohlasuie, ze vetsina
narodniho shromazdeni klcrikalnmu
(knGzoursk6mu) Swami a podryvani repu.
bliky razne pfitrz ucini pdsobeni kn6ze
na hostel a kazatelnu obmezi Vsecky
vystfednosti, zievne tain6, budou bezo
hledn6 pOtlacoyany.
Versailles, 4. dubna. Minstr vnitra
Ricard ohasil V komofe poslancd, ze "a
kon, vyzdvihujici stav oblezenosti, dne ).
dubna vyhlasen bude.
Volba legitimisty Miramona byla zvr-
zena.
Gambetta byl zvoen ga pfedsedu roz
poctov6ho vyboru. Pfijimaie hodnosf tn
pravil; Name vladu, kteraz zakonnin
zajmlm moudre, dobfe zfizene pokroci
le republiky uplnou bezpetnosf propdjGu
ie. Nadale musime vsechen zietel syi K
vyvinu mravnich hnotnych zaimG re
me obratiti.
0 pohfbu generala Cremera, milacka
delnickych tfid osv6dceneho radikala
udala SO velika demonstrate: Pr6vod
citajici 1000 hlav, provazel rakev z Belle
villu, re ttyrt6 d6lnick6, az ma hfbitov
Cd DOLBY komuny bylo to nejvetsi shro-
m5zdeni dGlnictva.
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Ornament.

Cteni pfatele zakaznici moji:
Prosm navstivte mne a ptesvedete Sc o
mem vybornem rossahlem skladu jar
n6ch 49, slippersI pro PAM, slecny dit
ky. Taktez rER
Velky vyber marokkovych zapinacich
snerovacich botek kazd6ho druhu;
81 RuA se. 20 kdo koupi SO zbozim 1plne
spokoen bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma SC dokonale. Nasi cesti delnici bndou
poteseni, budouli moci krajanim svyp
poslouziti. "a a. - ge -
~ 1aktez prodasam vseho drnhu muzske
chlapccke boty perka tpoloboty) tele-
CT a skopove, vesfies pod cenou, abych
zasobu svou spise vyprodsl. 8 tctou
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Louisville, Ky, 3. dub. Colonel
f. Il. Jones 2 Captonu, Miss. Sc Jeher-
sonvilu, Ind. otravl chlorotormcm a
opiem. Pficinou sanovrazdy t6 byla
obchodnf nesnaz.
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out lookout!p Mr.. McKinlay looked round
and exclaimed, in excited tones, "Those men
have their guns and are going to shoot me,
and jumped off the stand.
The colered people around the stand, alarm
ed by this, broke right and left. At the same
time about dozen of the democratic escort
were seen standing by the door ofthe building
in which the freedmen's guns had been left.
They all held guns in position, as if bring
ing them to an aim. Mr.. Bowen, seeing this
demonstration, called Mr. O O'Connor's attention
to it, telling him that it must be stopped. Mr..
O'Connor spoke to the men, inquiring where
they had got the guns, when the party, whose
reply was not heard, went to the other end of
the building and formed line. In an instant
shot was fired by one Of these men, and an
old decrepid colored man was seen to fall
shot dead. A brisk firing began Immediately
between the colored men, who had rushed for
their arms at the alarm from Mr.. McKinlay,
and the whites. Several of the latter were
seen to fall, but it was impossible then to tell
who they we're.
In few minutes the democrats were driven
back and made their way under rapid fire
for the village Two white men are known to
be killed and fifteen wounded. The number
of colored men shot cannot be ascertained.
The wounded democrats were brought to the
city this morning. A democrat who was pres.
ent, and, it is said, held pistol to Mr.. Bow.
ems head with the intention of killing him,
declared in the presence of a gentleman, who
authorized US to state the fact, that the But
Ter Guards who formed the escort to the dem.
ocratic speakers, are responsible for the unfor-
tunate affair. r. II. WILLoUGHBY.
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PROCLAMATION.
MILITARY DEsPoT1sM-rRooPs ORDERED

MILITARY DEsPoTIsM-TRooPs ORDERED TC
CONCENTRATE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following pro
clamation was issued to-day:
By the President Of the United States-A
Proclamation: Whereas it has been satisfac
torily shown to me that insurrection and do
nestle violence exist in several counties of the
State of South Carolina, and that certain com
binations of men, against law, exist in many
counties of said State, known as Grille Clubs,
who ride up and down by day and hight, mur'
dering some peaceable citizens and intimida-
ting others, which combinations, though for
hidden by the laws of the State, cannot be
controlled or suppressed by the ordinary
course of Justice and whereas it is provided
iu the Constitution of the United States that
the United States shall protect every State in
this Union on the application Of the Legiala.
ture, or of the Executive when the Legislature
cannot be convened, against domestic violence
and whereas in pursuance Of the above it. is
provided in the laws Of the United States that
in all cases of insurrecion in any State, or Of
obstruction to the laws thereof, it shall be
lawful for the President Of the United States,
on application Of the Legislature Of such
State, or of the Executive when the Legislh-
ture cannot be convened, to call for the mill.
tia Of any other States or to such part Of the
land and naval forces as shall be Judged nee.
essary for the purpose Of suppressing spch in
surrection or causing the laws 70 edqly exc
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cuted and whereas the Legislature OF SAID
State is not now in session and cannot be con-
vened in time to meet the present emergency,
and the Executive Of said State, under section
4 of article 4 Of. the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, and the laws passed in pursuance
thereof, has therefore made due application TO
me in the premises fol, such part Of the mill
tary force Of the United States as may be nee
essary and adequate to protect said State and
the citizens thereof against domestic violence
and to enforce the due execution Of the laws;
and whereas it is required that whenever it
may be necessary in the Judgment Off the Pres
ident to use the military force for the purpose
aforesaid, he shall forthwith, by proclamation,
command such insurgents to disperse and re-
tire peaceably to their respective homes with
in limited time. 7sffsa5 s ;;se
Now, therefore J., Ulysses s. Grant, Presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby make
proclamation and command ell persons en-
gagged in such unlawful and insurrectionary
proceedings, to disperse and retire peaceably
to their respective abodes within three days
from this date, and hereafter abandon said
combinations and lznbmit themselves to sthe
laws and constituted authorities Of said State.
The cooperation of all good citizens thereof is
asked to uphold the laws and preserve the pub
lie peace. .'@@1
.a In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed. ,.sf aFa .-sj,it
Done at the city Of Washington, this the
18th day Of October, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six,
and Of the Independence Of the United States
the one hundred and first.
~. .3blI ii LUIS. Grant.
By the President: John y. Cadseagader,
Acting Secretary of State.
The following has been issued by Secretary
Cameron:
-I:"h WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, D. G, Oct. II, 1875.
General w. T. Sherman, commanding o. 81 Army.
SIR-In view Of the existing condition of
affairs in South Carolina, there is possibility
that the proclamation of the President Of this
date may be disregarded. To provide sgainst
such contingency, you will Immediately or
der all the available force in the Military Di-
vision Of the Atlantic to report to Gen. Ruger,
commanding at Columbia, S.. G., and instruct
that officer to station his troops in such local
tiles that they may be most speedily and edec-
tually used ia case Of resistance to the author
ity of the United States.
It is hoped that a collision may thus be
avoided but you will instruct Gen. Ruger to
let il be known that it is the fixed purpose Of
the government to carry out fully the spirit
of the proclamation, and to sustain it by the
.ts, n. H.,
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- Al little fye.yeaf. f.oid somewhat surprised
his smother aifew days since with the remafk 6
God 10 everywhere; be 10 al over me-
when you spank me you spank GpS
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lenton, Monday night.
Wilkins Hamilton, wounded at Double
Bridge, Sunday night, died or was killed after
capture.
George Turner, William Tut, killed by
Brownell, Monday evening, in flight, while
armed. .... .. ..... ....
Simon Coker, at Ellenton, Monday night,
killed after capture.
E. w. Bush, = Rountree, "Paris," ."Hen-
ry," at Penn's Branch fight, on Monday even
ing. =.
Henry Campbell, wounded at defile Sunday
afternoon, and died of secondary hemorrhage
of wound.
Only two negroes were reported wounded,
one of whom (CampbelD died, and the other
(Hamilton) either died or was killed. There
are doubtless other negroes slightly wounded
who keep the matter hid. I heard of two or
three such cases.
see nothing in this terrible conflict beyond
the infammable nature of things here The
negroes were imprudeDt and wanton in two
respects. I can hardly blame them for rally
ing at first to protect Frederick Pope. They
believed that Williams, their favorite, had
been lynched, and that Pope was being hunt.
ed down. They very naturally thought of
protecting him. They were wrong in viola
ting the treaty they made, by killing VII.
liams, by ambusbing the party at Double
Bridge, and by firing the Bailey outhouses:
They we're wrong in tearing up the railroad
track and cutting the telegraph wires, in
breaking open and plundering Weathersbee's
store, in driving cattle into the swamps and
killing them, in threatening Ellenton. The
whites were much more prudent and correct,
Indeed, it is hard to see how the whites were
so easily controlled as they were. They are
! continually nervous about the race question
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NY CouPauy VI ooIA"oI' ue6Ao wv ""SS o
mon Coker, and were in full and dangerous
possession of the town. Upon reaching the
town they found that the negroes had just left
one party going toward Rouse's Bridge and
the other, under Coker, going toward Penn
Branch Swamp, where they expected to am
bush white reinforcenents that we're coming
from Barnwell county, under command Of
Gen. Hagood. The whites-it then being
about 4 o'clock on Monday-pushed on to
Rouse's Bridge. They had not proceeded fal
when their scouts were fired on by six negroes
who we're fortified in little house by the
roadside. The main body rushing up, the ne
groes fled. David Malley, (colored) was shot
dead in the house. Sam Brown was killed
while running, gun in hand. Warren Kelsey
was wounded and fell. The whites rushed
upon him., Mr.. Jim Bush exclaimed, "Don't
shoot, boys; his daddy is a good old negro.
A white man, reaching down in the grass
lifted Kelsey's head and cried, "By God
he's got gun in his hand right nowp Al
this dozen shom we're fired and he fell back
dead.
Couriers then reached the whites and i'm
plored them to return and camp in Ellentou
during the night, as the negroes had threat
ened to return and burn the town. They did
so and went into camp on Monday night al
Ellenton. Up to this time the whites had
one man killed and four wounded. The ne
proes had five killed and two wounded. Du'
ring the night and evening at Ellenton. John
Kelsey (coloreI was killed while, running
throug gh field, armed. Wilkins Hamilton
(colored), who had been wounded at Union
Bridge, was brought to Ellenton and was
either killed while prisoner, or died of his
wounds received at the bridge. He was re-
ported dead in the morning. Abram Ham
mond (colored) was killed at Silverton during
the evening. How, I am unable to learn
He was quite an old man and was very OBJ
noxious to the whites
I shall now leave the Aiken county whites
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I,"Iti"norc C"ttI. Nrnris.t.
WEDNrsDAy. March 2g. 1915

D y v.
BfEF CATTLg - TIE " holesale market This week
was thrdr higher rrd irine more =, tive than
last week. ,nd ih- srly pnrt If the r,tsil trade
we possiHly iille more &c i've Than I.st
N'tk, tut ~. imp tu.nt in The former W.,
loci ~ ihe lHt'tr, aud alter ihe iom ir.de be.
came very SLOW, md the market closed with We
~ little, u any change from list weeks ptir,.
There VAS scarcely as many ermmnn Cafile ne
last week but - longer line Of middles and hui
slight variation IN the nunhs or quality IT the
'nps-qn irti 'us 3 5JG9s6 -, few selling at
either extreme.
Price, Oh week Tor Beef Cattle ranged a, ,ol.
lows 3'st Breyes az 100 IS 81 81. lh4t generally
rated hrst quality i2t6S6 ~ medium OF Rnod
iur qIiluy 4 5gGrSS l2--ntdinHr, thin Steers
oxen aid CONs BOA 81 90 genera svsrags
81 he m1-kvt Ibis week S. 81 extreme rsrQe Of
prices 5u(q 81 so Mos Of he sales were from,
Is 10 50 u per Too us 90 the tereipis rs
snd came from Ohip RS iron, Virginia. 81
from West Virgins. 100 ftom Mnfj land h74 from
Illinois ls7 ffom Prrnsi lv,uia. - rom Nilsson.
~, aud 10 from Tennessee total fecsipts for the
week i2SS head against $50 LIST week md i2H2
head same time last ,car. Ut The ,n.rioz. 7qy
head ~etr t'kru Wy Baltimore bu'cnsrs. 2jI spld
10 Washington cts dealers eua lu2 b.s,d ~ E,s,.
srn specuiHt0is-totHl sries for The week t0cl
head, "g"inst l4i last week, aud 900 head
same time lasi year.
Swiss.- There hive been = s,irht improvement,
~ thr rlttkci this week ~ ~ prices mole a, gs
selling for the top ig.res ihin ihpy realized l-si
w,ck aud prices scarcely going ~ low 10 they
did then thTfe bns been bui lptl- V ttsti n
~ TIE SciIsiiy 81 ihe msfket, nor hrs there been
much 10 90 ibe quality. though ihe,, his t,en
some improvement. VILE 10 NJ peus The Of
f'fitgs wet tot eni - gttd IT, n u,e ~ thsrt
thsy were better. Ihr maiket clos FIRM II ~
az cents per 10 Receipts this week 1851
head, against 1857 last week, and 1859 bead
zane line LIST year
SHssr The better feeling IN the market ihat
..H. ~.
VS. HphiIy dscrrnabie lrsl week, - we'll NJ the
heller ordei az the offerings than sesn il Cgr,ber
observ"ble this week. The market shnWing con.
sidsrallr life and htmntss TIE nrgines exhib.
" I'll through u vety fair order 81 stotk. and
Ro"d SHEEP Sfe readily selling ~ out bes, qun.
Hp9ps. While The market IS not rs iuils stocked
WIN eoum"n Sheep ne IL WIS sumo linz since --
quotations SO CTS per 10. slime 1000 hend
% Shstp were taken by Washington desiegs.
Receipts this week 1854 head against i4sG lac,
vetk, end 29l7 lead ssut ims iss' ysar - ST.. "