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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19

will preach in the NJ. e. Church, on t0-moffovy
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C1rcul 'aliS on E1esls ~ sne
,,...,1. .,j;, :. 49,, \ s., 1e..
FO' ute WS''' que 1920.
nANDh ~ Pr Z, q ! a ,i,IaftNp
&c eC,,tS sst,sst q 6;',1,sss .si,
Arr1EsDsmanG a y se 96 improving
Wequote at Sl.UVSg$S,oyV per Dbl
BuTTER-harge EeSelpts and market active.
We quote
Western at LOO 4S Common. roll 15@lS
Glades r1ssg 3S IL, Good 1924
BEEswA1.-N4oFke OF dnll we qnote nominully at
&c cts: ma...
BAcoN-hatketaa active and prices firm. We
quote
5nou'oets'y 10 Sgi3 Hams ,plain 12@14c
Sides 4SCg fancy Is @l7
. 6EASs-oalesF OF Mixed at 1.@1 SO White at
UVt9$ 9U
COUNTRY SoAP--Snles at 6007c a..- t=.-
CArRL6-Ihe offering on Thursday lust was
SGSSt !4OV head, 4UUO Of which were sold at 50
HS@I4Iz0 on the hoot, equal to 5,lO to 1925 nett,
40 !eIE unsold Nnd tho balaucc takon out OF the
market .....,. fs
CoRN-Rcceipts largo and prices dropping.
We W. quote .ooo S--
"nNo ,'OG90Oc' Yellow 9O@82c.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Stores J! Stoves ! Stoves !!
Books

IUST received from the large publishing
u house of PECK & BLISS, Philadelphia and
for sale, a large addition to my former stock of
Books and Stationary which there is
general assortment of Standard, Classical,
of Miscellaneous Books, milking much the lar
gest stock of Books ever offered in Ciarksburg.
A. F. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
seL1ttlc Giamts.a9

TTIIE subscriber has on hand and for sale upon
i the most accommodating terms at his shop
i'll Clarksburg, the celebrated Corn and Cob
Crushing machine, SCOTS Little Giant. This
mill is Of high repnto, and believed to be the end
bt improvements in this line. There are several
sizes Mt different prices. C. w. SMITH.
October 18th, 1850
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19

TTAVE ON hand at.all Times, a comp IS -
IL Of tho SCHOOL BOOKS IN general 6ss,
from tho Primer, to tho Highest class q Maine
MATES and Languages. Also, The6loSI cal,
Classical, Rhetorical, aud Misoelianes
ous hooks, and, all other articles in the Stss
tionnry line. sasf.5 ssl{ III
SUNDAY SCHOOL HOOKS lgs1 ).
From the American Sunday School Union;
consisting of Libraries from 81 50tosst0 00S
&c., all Of which willbS sold at catalogue pris
lars. Teachers d School Trustees supplied ct
tho lowest rates.
GENERAL DEPOT FOR THE SAIiE OF
PATENT MEDICINES are atente for
the sale of all tho popular Patent Medicines
which We can supply In any quantity q Pre-
prietoFs PrtcOs.
~ An articles cold By 10 afS ssstanta ga s
uine, oca IL
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Samuel p. Wheeler,

ATTORNEY AT Id w.
CIarkSburS, Va,
IWTILL practice in the Circuit and County
w Courts of Harrison and adjoining cOun-
ties. All business entrusted to his caro- will
DO promptly attended to. oc3 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19

would also inform my old friends and cusso-
meEs, that will still keep up my largo and
corner room of tho Brick Building on Pike
Street, where my friends and the public gone.
rully, eau be accommodated at ali timoS, with
any article they may want.
Country Produce will DO received In exchange
! for Goods at either Store. r. F, CRISS.
Clarksburg, July 18th, l955.-lstf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
dIhnrANs S. Lewis.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
WILL practice in the Circuit and County
w Courts Of Harrison, Barbour und Upshur
Address-Clarksburg Va.
iyl9 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Tar.

Is a. F. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Mcd5Cag Card.

~ Gated in West Milford, Harrison county,
Va, offers his professional services in its vnri
GUS branches to the public. lie has had several
years experience in the practice ofMcdicino, and
confidently believes he will be able to give entire
satisfaction. Office opposite the IIyland II otcl'
For reference, IamncX the names ofth following
individuals
Rev NJ. Tichncll, p. Z, Isaac Lynch, Esq.
- j, Wcsly Webb, IIirnm Lynch, -
g i. Bnkcly, G. Schrcuvront;"
g j. A. Williams. Daniel O'Ncul, "
William Law, Esq, Jnmcs Boring, "
no BurnsidcS, - John Speck, d"
jy1l-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
White Limo.

4lno article just received, which viii 30 found
\ equally good and looks as nico as She best
white paint for yard, garden, and other 6ences
and out buildings. Wonder why our Farme7S
in their general prosperity don't make mofo uso
oft For sale at AT. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Certain Cure or no CIlaero.

EZRA D. '1IARTWELL, President.
GEO. FA1RchILD, Secretary. GSpas lS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Tim, Copper, BHNss s. Sheet
iron Ware.

A LARGE assortment of Tin, Copper, Brass
n and Shcetiron Ware, may at all times DO
found at my store opposite Bartletts Hotel, to-
gothor with every article usually kept in cstab-
lishmentS af tho kind.
Those wishing to purchase are invited to call
and examine my stock, which will be sold at
prices that cannot fail to please.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
q. S. G. w. w. Lewis,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

West Union, Va.
Address VIM. w. Lewis, West Union. DOd-
bridge county, VAC. S Lewis, CIarksburg'
Va. my3l ly
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Valley of Virginia InsgI4
rance CnTR6Dnmw

9 q. W. MORRISON Agent for this company,
~ IS constantly travelling through NORTH
western Virginia, and will infect insuTnneos
upon property OF tho most liberal teFEna.
Residence, Wheeling, Va. 3es7 q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
A. P AHaYissOn.

ATTORNE At Ia ",
Clarksburg, Va.
WILL strictly attend to all business cntrust-
w cd to his care, in Harrison and tho adjOin-
ing counties. [mar2S-tf
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T.OCTST PINS

Free from defects or short crooks.
Locust timber TO- II aud II feet long, 10 inches
and upward in diameter ut the small end.
White oak slaves 81 inches long, 5 to in. wide.
1S inch thick. Also, Al inches long, inches
wide, inch thick. del0 Sin
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
NO WAR.

BUt a New Branch Store
AT THE WEST END OF TOWN!
ID F. CRISS would most respectfully in
H. form his friends and tho public genera lily
that no has just opened aF7Nr STOCK OF GOODS al
the west end oftown, In tho brick building lately
occupied by e. rrl'Ghard, Son & Co. where
and sold rs cheap US eau DO sold In the country,
by any well brought up Merchant, The business
will be conducted at that Store by F. NJ. Criss
who is perfectly qualified to transact any bust-
ness in that limo. He speaks none but the Eng
Iish language but as we bought goods suitable
for American citizens, instead of Hottontots, he
will make out to get along.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
United States MOtcI.

IN S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
L Court House, PARKERSBURG, Va
This house has been re6tted and many i'm
rovomentD made by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
Of his visitors.
u Good Stubling attached to the house
sep2l "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
DanIcI M, Anvil,

ATTORNEY i. COUNSELLOR At LAW
WILL practice in tho Circuit and County
w Courts of Barbour and adjoining counties.
Address, NestOrvile, Barbour co., Va.
mY16 "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19

Randolph & LntiiIer,
ELOUR aud GENERAII COMMISSION
j. MERCHANTS, &C South street, (B0wly's
whnrf,) two doors south Of Pratt %,
They are prepared to furnlSh bags 20 pemous
consiGning grain TO their address. aut9 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
GIIpin's Vegetable Isillg.

A sAfB and G1collsnt rorDody IN Consitbas
Impuhty Of tho Blood. Loss Of AppptltS su+
Bea, Pl0urfsy, Liver Complaint ard ali Biii6us
AGcotiUns. Pttco i1Ects. Per boz.
Prepared and sold by 6IbPiN, BAITTds
CARBH, Wholesale, DFnggisls, ta6s hoHkGFA
street, between Light and cbsrle5sl1 Hsitl
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19
Union House,

TINE subscriber takes this method of in
forming, travellers and tho public gene
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, Va, whoro he
would be pleased to see all disposed to favor him
with call.
lie is furnished with all convcnicnces necessary
to rcn6or tho visits of his guests pleasant md
comfortable, and no pains win DO spared to at
tain that object.
a portion of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. NJ. W. BALL.
nornV, boP StG
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-19

A. f. Barnes,
NEALER in Books and Stationary, and all
IL such articles US appertain to the Book hus-
ness. Main street, CIarksburg, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-27

ton At 1o.e lie, average at lo1c. aud 500 do, to
the trade al IKE and $50 mats Java at 3hc and SO
bags hafacai 10, at III nc.
CoTToS.-Ssies reached about 500 bales, including
700 In iranstu The market easier and the latter
sale was quoted at about &c below last weeks highest
range.
FRKIGHTs. - Engagements light. Shippers waiting
ste amers letters About 200 1850 bales cotton en-
gagged to Liverpool all COMPRESSED chiefly at 3d. in
Guiding 900 DO at 532d and SOC do Sea leland at 1924
and 100 tons logwood engaged at private terms
To HavIe rates unchanged To Hamburg tierces
honey taken at &c. per gallon To California rates
were at SOC. a 35c., and rather dali.
Observation-Disclosures was tride irmer. Sales
made of about 300 bb's., among which old
mess at $40 ~ Sl6 Is and do SIT 81 u SIT
so. Beef firm with sales of 500 bbls country
packed, at SIS. Cut msats-250 q 800 packages were
scld at Ike for shoulders, aud 9A,. 9Sc. for
bans. Lard continued firm, with sales of $50 bos at
1obc. 1oAc. Bacon-25 hhds. short middles sold
at SC.
SrGAR-Tbe sales again footed up about 500 2,0e0
hbds, chiefly Cuba museovldo, at 5Mc. 5Ac., with
lots at Sc 51sc 5Tc. Included in the sales vas a
cargo Of Porto Rico, in bond at 4ac, and 200 hhds
New Orleans 8. 4hc 5ho the former figure for co n
WBRKEY Sales 400 bbls. State, at Soc. a SIC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-27
Personal Intelligence.

w c. Smith, Mayor of Boston, and several members
of the Common Cour Gil Of The same city, arrived in this
city early hour last evening and engaged
tie Metropolitan Hotel. Qats number Of oers Of
tt Boston press alto arrived.
Ex-Governor Gibbs, OF Rno:e island, was st the st
Nicholas
the Ae,dopItanmCoi jas Grseas Ohio White
and Mrs Denny Boston; Anorews Boston; John East.
sie &ssss eap. rsSs ftps
Army; Capt Garwede, San Eraseisco; nay, UsSavy;
dyke and lady, Philadelphia Downing and wife, Phla
From n.yre, in the stesmslip st. LGuis-J NJ Wilson,
lSs Miss Tossn r S.s
B,., ssl It hal ssss d H hsS sss
schnsdsr selw srr CONTAIN Jew York winsn.
Bali%s,s sanhssss lady SSiId and servant D.
% ana psa:s Raphael s%S spd
Jay s9s
miss AMI Pa%p 1dssn and say
G Forsyth, England. Total, 75
fEs% gss - & ssp sSss
srs srss sd ss Mrs Mis-: Johns
rearee vsnsnine, NJ Baceus, + ferry M Met;ormsck
%% w st Ig DYRsy soda. SssAnT ssa
F R Rsa.nds 4.f 81 n wilson. s an. n
hvhteViueo In bsrk Weybosset-Ihomas Wire, Phi
ladelphis.
DEPARTURES
Fer Halifax aud Liverpool, In ste amsbip America from
Bot9n-Nss Revere Mrs. Quincy, Miss Quincy. Mrs Bt,r
!, Parker Mrs II Parker Miss Parker Mrs Dodge, Miss
Dodge Mis- Curtis two children aud two servants John
Heard. Geo Heard Jr, Josiah Quincy. Jr Rupper,
sPeetick Mis- Parker servant Trow bridge and
Michael hnrphy OF Boston Lewis Munroe, OF Charles
bridge: VIM Smitlermnn wife and son Of Camprdx
Folert Ha"aman, ofWorcerer Ezra Kelley, OF New Bed
hrd Tobias nssn Of Kenne Junk Peter Scott, wife and
two irfants, Mr. Gratam child and Stokes David
Barenfrund Hessenburg and son Mrs Fergcr, - Gibbs
Themes Fielding, Behrend, wife aud child ii Wilson,
James i Black ne',in;re Reynsr.h u Rs,north,
Gardner. Lemon Bache. W Fontsine Fate - Palmer
John Whitaker James Howard, p Turpn, MIR. e riley
child ard intent Dedrickscn, nurse and child, Of
wife Leon Dyer J Ropdet A Klenm. j Geo Kicmm
benjamin, Richard Dickson DIR Geo Hamilton Ceorss +
Kngh, James GILLIAN Jacob Meyer, and : Berlin of Phi.
Cole. Of Indiana; Bunalcy, Of Kentucky: Crafts
and wife of Charleston; Kurpoedt Mathan and Fred
Loison and wife, OF New Crleans M osterman Miss
Dyer. Of Texas; J Lazy and wife. Rymsu ana and L
Ltviufky, Of John Goddard Of ST John 81
Hen Tache rotary OF the executive COMMITTEES
or Paris Eslibton Nrs DR. John Reddy and nfaa Of Mon
John swan Of oanad,; Mrs Brown and two children,
ef Hamilton W; wftte o. Torontc; Rev Hugh REED
wife and infant OF jamaica Crcanto Medina Perecto Me-
man ii w Clifford, = Barton, Po'd. Rev Nicholas Pc.
Geek ard VIE and Martin Abel q Eugland Cap DE Rohan
aud tse of ordon; James kee and viie o. Lverpoo
Guiilasmer Arcbard and Morrill,, of France; Sherbs.
li9n. Of Turkey; Finday Of Manila owen govern.
mcnt passenger Thomas Edwards residence not Fven-4s
Ssy ~ SeW Mrs. cS ~ So' Msa.r.
cameron p Power II Atwood, fraser, Geo Smithers
Section, Lauson, md Wetmore Of Hslifax; George
u.A,.l. st 81 Pisuei Ass sarsr:ni IL A9R'EeAl-l5.
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Disasters.


cy 1 tor %
rock. BETWEEN ard osock in tie morning on the
PSns Hsssh an. s st.
the
the ship The had nearly all been saved the larger
and M to NSrs,ns
letter to Eiwood walter Esq, seoS Board Of Underwr
BARK nrMosr Baker, at Galveston from Boston, had
be.vy weather the rassage and lost deckload of empty
rut Ito Csrdebas 18th inst, ieaky.
BR Brio FANNY, jones, of Liverpool s, from Whining
the sh
Forrest hDSs and Msf and
ton Roads in Br ship Princess Royal tor City Point.
Ia. g s.s lo% ssh T'% sSa or .n in
scHn JONI ELL, Ham, from Rocsland for Richmond
vssa IN n .s sn %
and somele,trs The letters were directed to Thomas
S,fed IN Boston and isd up With Thomas
Ship Daylisht Wilson from New York for Antwerp 2lst
Slip Naples. from astap.as for Trieste 18th inst lat g.
BsTk Uncle sam, Portland for Charleston, 2sd inst
BARK Hunting!op, Baldwin from Baltimore for Rio ia
ner rs sp csrdn.r from smyrna eb 2 for Boston Cd
inst, lat 50. Ion ~ . . .
scbr Buftamente, Of Hartford 81 days from New York
'0 sssr Nary ssu from Thladspha Doboy, April 49,
on b unting Island
Scir Edw stanley from Boston for Tangr, April 49, OF
Great Egg Harbor.
DrRMupA-In port April 10 brgs isabella Reed Sn it'll
nrom P' IT Prince for New York 2oth Penguin, Wat
Ter Dc M kr from
CARDErAs-Arr April 10 brig W Sey burn, Seyburn,
Haysna for sagus, in distress.
CIrNruTeos-ln port April sharks Charm Sleeper for
NYork days. Cocoro, Park Tor do before reported
sd 3D.
EhShTAIn port april rs chip Cerro Gordo Merry man,
for London steh at 81 g 500 boxes bsrks
ron Sheppard for Falmouth E. gets 81 IL I'd carrios
boxe White sea- Wade for do 1900 boxes capacity char
at g. rs fd Dorcas Yeaton Stevens for to
load for NYork at aec OIL; David Kimoa Ames for
do do 00 hkds capacity oil srered a. per hhs and Sl4
box Louisa ~ for CardenAs to load Ter New
rk Gets bid and 81 for moisses on deck; Br brig
st George, tor Falmouth, Z, taken UP At f3,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-27
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Rogers, New York Msdway Belle, M0rine Halifax Ever
green, Bven, New York; Atel, Dickinson Portland
E Hall. Page, Greenwich; Mailer, Crowe,l; Globe
Harmed, Fame Halett Boston; Senator Brooks Pro-
ydence Tarin Bell Boston; John Beatte, Westcot New
York
CID barks Lonisa Bliss, Hyer Havana; Japonica Qugg
Rio Janeiro via Norfolk briggs Erie, Douglass Ponce Pr
Ieter Clinton, Stiles, Key West Mary Baxter, Boston,
Ellen, Hsllett and Tariff Bell Boston, Mary Patterson
yidenee; Richd Law Tuthll ew London; Hall Page,
ford
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
THURSDAY. April 2G

THURSDAY. April Zb-B r. NJ
BREApsTUTFs.- FIorr--Markst was easier, with more
doing ssles we're about G000 o 5000 bbls., includ
81 in which wire common TO good State brard at 80 81
$40 u; Western co., $40 % $40 90; Canadian (60c
hbls AZ SIC so a Sill "a; Southern, (Shich was dull
500 bbs $40 81 sI3 latter for extra brands RI
6our steafy Me.350 bbls Jersey were sold at 81 So
Wbsat-4t0 bushels good southern white sold at p. t.
snnnrsed 10 have been at So TO- Corn-Ssles II 900
bushels at 81 ~ 81 Is, and 5000 do for June deli
y,ry at etc Oats were unchanged.
CHINA sac OF ago bags Rio we're made by sgc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY April 26-6 p N.
There considerable activity to day In of the
leading railroad stocks Quotations unsettled and
the market rather feverish. At the first board,
Missouri SIS fell of u per cent; Reading Railroad, Vi
New York Central Railroad, "a; Erie Railroad, u; Hsr-
lem Railroad H. Erie Bonds, 1875, advanced u per
cent Cleveland and Toledo Dividend Bonds, u; Nicars
qua Transit, \; Cumberland Coal, III HUDSON River
Railroad H. appears by this that the different stocks
are Influenced entirely by local The news from
Europe has no effect, favorably unfavorably upon
our leadng railroad stocks. Railroad bonds depending
upon foreign markets, may be more or less affected by
position of financial affairs abroad, but 30 far q,
speculation this side the quotations for
coDi OILS and returns OF the Bank Of England are
q bugbesr. II there is any basis for rise in
OF stocks, nothing from Europe can
rmsnently depress them. 1t Is important that
the public here should clearly and thoroughly uader
stand the changes whih from time to time take place
in the different stock securities the market that
they operate with perfect knowledge Of their true
half per cent, the Bank Of England gain or lose
little bullion Capitalists who buy stock because its
market value is below Its intrinsic value Because its
dividends hs year. out of its actual earnings, will be
double that Of last cannot be nausr ced affected By
the price Of conso ard therefore, pay very little at
tenton to quotations for that wonderful security 1t ha,
very little effect upon the travel and traffic of our rail
road companies whether consos are ten per cent above
or ten per cent below par.
After the adjournment of the board, the following
sales of bond and stocks were made at auction by A.
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o VI
Messrs Page Bacon, held at st Louis the 10th in
slant the purpose OF copers upon the best mode
of arrabgng their Indebtedness, Mr. Bacon behalf
of the firm stated their regret that various
fortunate circumstances had combined to bring them to
position which made meeting of their creditors
say and also that they unable TO pay al their
Indebtedness in cashthat the of conversion of
Il cir Gets would upavoidaby be Slow that to many Of
their sdtors this might prove met and that
relieve such difficulty, and to accomplish quick and
.isfscoIy Iay the object Of this meeting and
of the proposition which Page Bacon now made to
their creditors viz to pay in cash tseny per cent of
the amount and for the balance to give full paid stock
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company, western
DIVISION running from st Louis TO vincennes) at the
rate of fifty per cent Of its par value.
Samuel Gaty Esq, Of the directors of the Ohio
snd Mississippi Railroad Company stated that the road
running on ST. Louis to Vncepnes some one hundred
snd forty six lies in length nearly done that
its npetion in August next confidently expected;
that to 6nih it, including rolling stock, would require
additional expenditure of $3.50 Geo. of which $4,000
bad been srapged fer leaving The comparatively nsg-
niGcsnt sum of $1Co, 600 to be obtained.
Mr. Alexander Treasurer Of the Company stated that
the snopnt CT sto:k issued is 81 s2l 7OO LIST and ID
mortgage bonds s2s5o, eco; that there has been
pended On the road, in construction and equipment,
81 GAG, COS
Mr. Leach, of the house Of Leach Goodrich, Daid he
was more than gratded with the manly and magnani-
proposition-he accepted it with cheerfulnes and
thought its beral'y could not be commended too much
1t worthy act and honor to the head and heart
OF Mr.. Bacon. He doubted whether like example could
be found in this country in any other. 1t should he
ssd be borne in mind that fifth of the indebtedness
Of the house is to be paid in cop and the balance in the
stock corporation that had cost the house hun
bred cents the dollar, and surrendered to
their creditors at valuation of fifty cents the dol
lar. From oil the Information before him Mr. L. had
doubt that in year the holders Of the stock would
find dividend paying stock of six per cent uptn its
face He was gat6ed at tins unapimty with which the
proposition received; that leading insurance
companies hsd taken such prompt and favorable action
upon it; that business men, who were so largely
represented here, had, thus Tar, without dissenting
voice, given it the seal Of their appreciation.
The proposition of Mr. Bacon was accepted with Blu.
the dissenting voice.
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Albert II. Ncolay win sell Tomorrow, Friday, az az
occck at the Merchants Exchange, b07 shares Of Chi
cago and Mississippi Raitcad.
AT the secoH board, there not much business in
any stock except Erie, which closed at decline of q
PER GEN.. All others firm at prices current 10 the
morning, with 20 stock Offering
The TRANSACTIONS at the Assistant Treaaurers Office to-
cay, were as foilows:-
Paid ON Treasury account. $140,2l7 10
Received DO. .................. So,496 3S
Balance do. .................. 2,29s S4s %
Pad fer Assay cfice... 91,45l 80
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department.
Washington the oath inst, vert
For TIE ! ie mutton Of stock S4A 62T 65
Fer wing Treasury debts .............727,S 07 SO
(Of which sum S71s 567 50 are for The Post
Office Department.
Fer 1be Gu, toms .....................2 %, go So
For the War Department. Observation-Disclosures. 33, Ills 40
For repayipY for The War Department ,.,, $50 SO
For the Navy department ..........,... 5000 90
For the IL terror Department PATIO IL
For reps yirg for the In erior Departmens 2515 81
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-11

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