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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22
Wagon ManufacforV-

cSsS5C The subscriber would auuounO.
G3S TO the citizens Of Harrison and the
- -. adjoining counties, that he has ro-
ed timber, and is prepared to do ali work In his
line Of business such making new waeons' or
repairing old ones. am also prepared 70 repair
invitation to my old friends and cns.omers e.
give me call, and they shall have tie Best IN
the shop. Having had conMiderabIA expeTisn -
at the business, hope, by giving It all my care
INC A''ehti0n' 70 merit share Of public patron
have two new two-hOrss wagons on hand and
Tor SALE nrvv,soS -. 80. ,,-''
May 9Th, 1s5s.-:f n --.N lHsfChEk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22

WHrE-WAsH.-Tbe following is re.
cipe for whitewash, very celebrated as
that used for the east end of the Presi-
% dents house at Washington: 80
Take one peck of clean Jumps Of we'll
burnt stone lime, slack it. add one half
pound OF whiting. or burnt alum pulver.
lied, or one pound Of pulyerized loaf su.
gar, three pints of rice -four. made into a
very thin and well boiled paste. one
pound of clean glue. dissolved in the
same manner as is done by cabinet ma
skers. that is. boiled or simmered slowly.
Mix the whole together. and reduce 10
proper consistence With boiling water.
For inside work Il may be put on cold
for outside work it should be applied
warm. ,4=..
80;
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22

The subscribers respectfully call the at
| tention OF the citizens of Northwestern Vir,in.
la, to the various articles manufactured by them.
and which are warranted to be constructed on Ne
improved principles and us durable, us those
furnished by any other manufacturers
We have just introduced NEW and VERY
SUPERIOR TuRESuING MACHINE
which excels in EASY DRAUcHT, CLEAN and nArIn
We eau also furnish COMMON MACHINES
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS ~
CLEANERS, attached.
We are manufacturing very superior article
OF REA PING MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain grass. This machine cam bs
used to advantage upon any ground where /. ~, :.
gon can be driven.
We are also manufacturing a CUTTING
BOX, for hay, straw or fodder; which for ensv
and rapid work, exceeds anything In the coun-
try.
PLOUGHS.-We have always ON bnnd n
large assortment of the best PATENT and other
Ploughs, found in the country.
STOH ES.-Our assortment OF COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, II
new aud excellent article, performing more worr
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove IN
existence; Letfle's Double Oven COOKING Stow
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
and can be furnished at any time
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, Including some
new and improved Mill Gearing, Crates Of
every description, Hollow Ware, c.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gives ~
purchasers the best facilities for TRANSPORTING
ticles to distance at small expense; and The i'm
4ucements offered of reasonable terms and sumo
r'or manufacture, must continue to render ills
popular establishment with the public
W Repairing done at the shortest notice aud
in good style.
COOPER, HALL g. BARNES
PAL.ATINE. Marion CO. Va. Anr z Ias9
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united States Mntcl.

II S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
l. Court House, PAKkERSBURG. Va.
This house has been refilted and many i'm
rovements nude by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to the comIor,
Of his visitors.
" Good Stabling attached to the house
sep2l y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22
Fresh ARRIVAL.
DIR. LOSEPu r. CARr

"lloLESA Lie AND RETAIL DRUG
AND TOBACCO STORE,
<szwa, Opposite Burtletts Hotel, Clarks-
burg, Va, has inst received from PHI
Nd l"dSlphia and New York large and
A we'll selected stock of American,
90 French and English chemicals Drugs
MonicInos, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils
DyestntiS, V"rnish brushes: Glass, Spices Perfu-
merry, Fancy Articles, Stationery Confoctione-
rs, etc., etc. Also, large stock Of
Tobacco, Snun and Segars.
ofeyery brand and quality all of which he will
sell low for cash, or on the usual credit TO pune
tnnl customers.
~ Physicians can rely upen having their
prescriptions carefully compounded. Goods
are selected with caro-. and warranted MS repre-.
sentctl. onvto r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22
MILL FURNISHING.

VIM. W. WhLLhCE,
$40, 32l, Liberty ST., Pittsburgh. Pa.
SrEAA ENGINES, of the best quality. ON
~ hand aud made TO order. steam BoiIer.
made 70 order OF stamped No. i, Juniata iron.
French Burr Mill stones we
Laurel Hill do
Portable Corn and Flour Mills.
Betting Cloths, of the best quality.
Mill SPindles and Mill Irons
Hosting and Temperiug Screws.
Cast Iron Proof Statfs
Corn aud Cob Grinders
Mill Picks and Screen Wire.
Leather Betting for MAchinery,
Flax Betting for Elevators. n obear ,-+;.,.
Mill Gearing, made to order ~'''S'e'
Smut Machines, OF various kinds,
t q. sddIo<sed 70 the subscriber at 8ls Lib
Np w. w. WALLACE.
r; A. B.-TheEe is q Railroad in opera ton fron,
heehcg TO Pitssburg, and trains daily each
icy. mar27 l6m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22
l.. SCOTT & CO.'S
REPRINT OF THE
British Periodicals.
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.

GREAT REDUCTION in tho price of the
~ lutter publication. l.. SCOTT & CO.,
New York, continue to publish tn. following
lending British Periodicals, viz:
|. The LoND"N QUARrERLY, (Conservative.)
?. The EmNDuEG REVIEW, (Whg)
3. The NORTH BnIrIsH REVIEW, Gree Church.
4. The WESTMINSTER Review, (LiheraI.)
D. BLAcKwooD's EDIXBUNG MAGAZINE, (Tory.)
These Per odicaIs ably represent til. three
great political parties Of Great Brilau-WhiC,
Tory and Radical but politics only forms one
feature Of their character. AS orguns OF tina
most profound writer's on Science, Lite nature,
Morality and Religion, They stand, rs they ever
have stood, mnr'vu led in the world Of letters
being considered Indispensable to the scholar
aud the professional man, while to the intelIi
gent reader Of every class they furnish q mora
correct and satisfactory record of the current
literature Of the day, throughout the world than
can be possibly obtained from any other source
EARLY CoTEs.-The receipt ofudvlnce sheets
from the British Publishes gives additional val
ue TO these REPRINTS. inasnuch as they can
now be puced in the hands Of subscribers about
US soon AS the original edition.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22
Robert KneIi.

PRoFEssoR and Teacher Of tbo t,o,o y.,o-
\ deon, Guitar, Flute, and the Scict,ce Of No
S ,t generally, having permanently ICcated in
s sS place, would respectfully otFsr Lis profes-
sage IN the art Of Music. Lonz 10, .e,'a-
SIs MN TO give satisfaction, and starc Of ba-
a = respectfully solicited. Piano, iIdIo.
ee .1s, etc', repaired and tnned.
d Co.'S NeIodeons. vs. anu 1 1t'nO'
Clarksburg, Va. .rea-,,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22

= &Y-In times of drought. have your
/, arden Thoroughly uatered everyss ming
ever o.bsr evening ssfurthesf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22
Blacksmithing!
Dried Apples Wanted.

r Wish 70 purchase 900 bushels of good,
il bright, Dried Apples. d 4
have constantly on hand q large stock of
Dry Good s. 9 es, Il on, Salt, Nails, Crates,
Stoves and GlAss. Also, Fresh Butter, Pota-
toes. ETC.. call sold on the best terms. Call and sea-
..sssks-s. Wv. ls isss--izsf -.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22

Q
@ hates and Scratches, Strains OF the Shoulder,
Stiles, Cracked Heels, Ring-WOrms, Swceny,
and is a sure cure for the Bolts.
The most severe cases of Cholic in Horses and
Cattle. have been cured by tho Indian Liniment.
1t lis we'll known fact that the Indians pos
scssed knowledge of the medical virtues of
Plants entirely unknown to the white man. A
knowledge Of thcSc plautS, so Important to man
kind, would, have remained forever secret with
the Indians, had it not boon that Missionaries
travelling among them have become acquainted
with tnSse remedies and thEic mode of prepare
ton. 1t was by these means the celebrated IN
DIAN LlNIMENT was found out, o discovery
of the greatest Importance to the sick.
BAKRELL'S INDIAN EMINENT, with DIR.
Blake's Sentative Life Pills, is all the medicine
used by many fani les, and mono who have tcs-
ted their virtues, would for day be without
them. Agents are daily writing for moro, Civ
ing accounts of new ana astonishing cures per-
formed by it, both external aud Internal.
Try it once, you will never regret It, Aud
when you have ascertained its virtues, you will
never be without it in tho house, in case of acct
DENTS or consider il safe TO travel without bot
tic in your trunk-like thousands of others, who
know it we'll, and feel safe whom they have it
along. There is nothing that can compare with
it before the people.
RuEUMA-IsM.-This disease generally attacks
| the joints with great pam, sometimes with inaR-
nation and swol ing. Trcatment.-Apply tho
Imminent to tho Pnrt affected, using friction with
flannel: In severe cases take 10. Is or 20 drops
three times day, on loaf sugar. The bowels
should be kept opcn. Take Of Blakcs Sana-
tive Life Pills they are purely Vegetable, cUan-
sing tho system, purif! ing the blood and thus
| assisting tho 20 Indian LIdimunt," TO eradicate
ettectually every trace of tho disease.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of tho most astoni- hing
cures have been performed by applying lhe Lini-
| ment to the parts effected.
uIvEs or ORoUP.--This disease principally af-
fecta children, andis often very fatal. Trcut-
mcnt.-Bathe tho throat and breast with the Lin
iment, aud take drops Internally on loaf sugar.
-, AoENTs.-A. +. Barnes and Il. f. Criks
Clarhsburg.
| L. Junney, Buckhunnon.
A. 81 j.. ". Crawford, Beverly.s
jas. 7. jackson aud Bailey IG runGtill, Weston.
r. NJ. Arnold, jacksonville, Lewis CO.
| IL. a. Barron, Phillippi.
John S. Burdett, Prunty town.
| Smith IL Co., EctLcrman
NJ. jennings, West Union.
Robert Porter Harrisvillo
y. w. Kelly & Co., Sutton.
Dr. DR.; Wash uilery, Roaring 0rOoVr Randolph
J. Y. Tomlinson, General Agent for Virginia
j
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Livery Stable.

Notice. U
Mr.. H. w. s. RIDDEN having take.
A1 charge Of the working department Of nv
establishment. is prepared 10 execute In the Ne
~ best manner, all kinds Of work in The lin. NJ
Watch and Clock Making, Jewellinp and siI.
versmithing, sc, Plain Jsyelry and isSiIver-
ware made 10 order. J.H. MURPaEYS
NC Positively, no credit for work.
September SIN, is56s-if ~
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TERMS {:

Per ann.
For any one Of the four Reviews, 81 on
For any two Of the four Reviews, 90
For any three OF the four Reviews, Ou
For all Of tn. four Reviews, 90
For BlackwoOd's Magazine, on
For Buckwood aud three Reviews, 9 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, II 90
Pa 7ments to be made in all cases in advance
Money current in the State where issued wifi
be received at par.
cent. from the al owe prices will bs allowed 10
Clubs ordering four more copies OF anv on.
or moro OF the above works Thus: Four
copies Of BIackwOod, or of Que Review, JiIi b.,
sent TO one address for 50: four copies of The
four Reviews and Blackwood for $50: and SO on
POSTAGE all the principal ci,ivs and
towns these works will be delivered free OF post.
age. When sent by mail. the postage to unv
part of the United States will Do but twenty.
four cents year for Blackwood, and bat four.
teen cents year for each Of the Reviews.
n. B.-The price in Great Britain of the five
Periodicals aboye-named is about S3I per ann.
The Farmers Guide to Scientific and Praet-
cal Agriculture. By Henry Stephens, F. R. S.
Of Edinburg, aud the late J. P. Morton, Profess
sor Of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College,
New Haven. 2vols. Royal Octave. 1900 ma
ges, and numerous Wood and Steel Engrayings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and In order TO
give 1t a wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to Eve dollars for
the two volumes
When sent by mail (pos t-paid) to California
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every 9TH
o. part Of the Union, and to Canada (post-paid)
So. G This work Is mot the old I" Book or the
Farm. Remittauees foe any Of the above pubIi-
cations should always be addressed, post paid, to
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
5-- No. 81 Gold-street. New York.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-22

IlORACE w ATERs. No. SS1 Broadway, New
III York. agent for the sale of the best b oston
and New York fianos aud Melodeons. The lar.
gest assortment of Music Merchandise In tho
United States. Pianos from i've different m as-
sufaetures, ofeyery ysriety of style--from tfos,
ia plain rosewood enses for 5000, to thssc Of III
most elegant finish, for $1,000. No House in the
Uninn can como IN composition for the NUMBER
variety and celebrity of its fnstrumenta nor ehk
extremely low prices % which they are sold.
Horace Wntersy Modern Improved
IS tsl9 u Pianos. III
with OF without iron frames, have in their new
scale and improved aetioa, . power and compass
fEtone eqnailing the grand, With the beauty and
durabi lity Of the square piano. The Press and
frst Muse Masters have Justly PRO- ouIleei them
equal If not superior TO aRy other make. They
arc guaranteed to stand tho action OF every els
mate. s, - 3
Horace Waters, 1Ielodeons.. -
e(Tuned the equal temperament, superior IN
each desirable quail sole agent for tho sale
Of s. D. s. a. W. Smiths celebrated Melodeons
can ALSO fnrniSh Melode6ns Of al other makers.
Prices from $40 TO St25; for two sets of reeds,
$3.50; two banks of keys, $500; Organ pedal bass
Melodeons, S215 and $500. b y, y r-gqota
MusIo.-One of the largest and best cataloSuee
OF Musicnow published; sold ut greatly reduced
prices. Music sent 20 wherever onlefeEist % ST.
paid. Personal attention paid TO laorders re-
ceived by mail. Second hand Pianos taken in
exchange for new. Catalogues sent by nail.-.-
Great Inducements offered TO agents to sell the
above. Altberal discount 70 dealers, teAehert
semiuaries aud clergyman, siFt'
Each instrument guaranteed TO give satisfa,-
ton, or purchase money refunded. Sec0n1
hand Pianos ut Great bargains constantly IN
store; prices from $50 Lo3$t40. e@Igf
Testimonials from Professors. ara
Opinions of the Press.
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Medicines.
4 real PAIN hEILLER.
RarreIl,s Indian Ii nilnemt.


TIME BEST REMEDY EVER DI sc0YEREp,
III for internal or external lappli cations. IL
has been found TO effect the most exciting cures
For all complaints where an external and many
where an Internal application Is REQ nired: the
countryis challenged to produce better article,
or one that win effect such erres as
can be produced by thousands of stesti Inqnisis
in the hands of Agents throngh bout the country:
It operates upon the system In powerful and
effectnal manner, y ct with the greatest safety
From tho name fits composition, it penetrates
speedily relaxing contracted Cords, restoring
the Use. of lambs long paralyzed, restoring the
Use of Muscles which have long lost their action,
from various canses. ii For Affections of the
Lungs, Weakness of tho sides, Breast, or Back,
Liver Complaints, Enlargement of the Spleen,
&C. great cures have been effected by appiyingl
the INDIAN IMMINENT externally, With 81
few drops taken on a lump of sugar internally.
For long standing Colds and Coughs, and sore
ness accompanying such Affections, it has no
equal. Bilious Cholic, Cramp in the Bowels
and stomach, Cholera Morbus, DO, an effectnal
and safe remedy. Price 25 cts, or 6bottfes 81.
For Man. A,5aas 4-
It cures inhamatory and Chronic Rhenmat-
ism, Sore Throat, Group, Swelled Limbs, Pains
in the Breast, Back or Side, Stiff Joints, Agqe
in the Face, Sprains, Salt Rheum. Bruises, Chit
blains, Toothache, Sting of Insects, Burns,
Frosted Feet, Sun Pains, Issues, Nervous Dis
eases, Weakness in the Ankles and Limbs gene
rally, Erysipelas, Headache, Diseases of the
Spine, &c. as s.
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ETMD. l.. HEAKNE.
s WAN STREET, New York. Nov. 81, 1867.
Tuy17tss rs ,j0Dles Gordon Rc,,,,<U
Brooklyn City News.
SENTENCE OF GALLAGHER FOR THE MURDER OF
HTQU KELLY.

sENTESCE VI dALLAGHER FOX THE MUKDER OF
HraH KELLY,
Court Of Oyer and Teriner-Bcfore judge Daries and
Aecocioes Commons and Schoonmaler.-Yesterdey morn.
ing after opening OF the Court, the crowded
with persons hear the sentence of Gallagher who was
Kelly the morning Of the Both Of August Soon after
the opening of the Court the prisoner James Gallagher
was brought in, accompanied by Patrick Kelly who was
indicted with him.
The District Attorney then moved for judgment The
Clerk called the prisoner to send up aud recited to
hn that he had been convictca Of murder and asked
him what he had 10 why sentence should not be pass
ed upon him.
The prisoner addressed the Court and stated that he
was entirely innocent of the murder. On the night of
the murder he went into tho saloon and there found
number Of his friends. He asked them al up to drink
the stand and took out knife to open oyster when he
was showed against by some and nearly pushed
down. lie then started to ~ oct Of the saloon when
Higgins came up behind him ana struck him When he
got on the sidewalk he assaulted by a number of
them and knocked down. When he got up he thought
thes wanted 10 Kill him, and struck with his knife
BED until he was taken back to the place, after being
rested by he officer Had no iii will towards Kelly, and
hardly him before in iis life.
The Court proceeded to pass sentence, after few
marks IL ~hch the prisoner advised TO prepare for
death and "a place but little reliance the inerpoon
OF the Executive H. was sentenced TO be hung the
4th OF February 1885, between the hours OF A. NJ and
4 l.. r. 81, In the yard OF the county jail
The prisoner betrayed but little emotion receiving
the but when the Judge nearly the close
Of his remarks tie dropped heavily his chair and seemed
much overcome.
Patrick Kelly who was indicted with Gallagher a. an
accessory, was allowed TO withdraw his plea OF Not
degree Re was thercupon sentenced 70 be imprisoned in
HUNDRED hun daref ani fiity dollars ~ Two
The prisoners were then removed and the Cour, nd
journ ed until Thursday morning At l0lpc!ock
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other objects Of interest In city We trust that the
un'avorns!o auspices under which has thus FAR boon
carried on viii not BE- mistaken for indifference the
atcrests o. art Oh the pat Of public. Thai such
eDs nsy exist 70 extent VIC are free to admit Tor
have ye. . educate the masses 20 the appreciation
q works O. this Character But that there Is u large
ru5cr q our citizens who have the and the desire
70 suppc- art exhibitions for the instruction which they
aio,, ana Tor the refining influence which they exercise
O. the pubic mind is well asccrtancd Had the British
nd lfeuih coectons been ened any other perioi
thar duying crisis terrible tina; from which
u- emerging satisfied tina, they would have been
thro5Ecd ION morning 70 night by crowds OF eager
visiters. rs in the Of the sister art music,
pane and scuiprrr nave oniy - send amongst from
aSroac worthy representatives TO with cordial and
discriminating from the educated portion Of
public We cannot too strongly impress this fact upon
the directors Of these exhibitions for we are apprehen
ave that the results Of their present experiments may
have The effect Of dscoursgng them from prosecuting
'erprises wlich convinced ultimately prove
in the highest degree advantageous both to themselves
and TO the American public.
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SrpRKxx CoURr-circuit. 1856 2s3l, Zi05, 1920,
2C9I .s i4oi 2.02 2o6l 9oo 1882 1855, 24oe, 2sIi,
1886 ss9 21a2, 2752, 2ss2 1881 2s13 27a6 24st 1851
2aOi 2ols 2l4t 2s44 27T4 2Q40 2T94 1880 1888 1902
$500 2ssI 500 1854 2yl4 2ss3 eros, 2ssl 26t4 2o5,
CO.'S 1885, .e73 e64 2l60 2797 1885, asa 2a24 $500,
250I CLOS.
surTssK Cousr-spccai Term.-Noe. is3, IS, 10, 100,
Ia 10s las lss l5s $50, 2s, 246 3l0 3i1 63,
CO W, l22, la, iql, 236, 275, $50.
Cs;rKD STATE DISTRICT CoURr-Nos OIL, 63, rs 10 IS.
COMMON PIFAr-Part Mos 1855, 1s4S, l7T3, 1910,
1911 1912 l62 500 1885 1901 5o6 1889 1882 1885, lIo6
IIC3 1894 1861 1856, I743, 174s 1879. Part Mos.
1894 1885 1886 1882 81 SO, 1858, 1921, SOL, ie41.
Srr7Esos Counr-Opens at IL O'Clock A. Mos. 10,
1907 T0 lis, zoo 71e TIL 724 3o5, 400, 49l 49, 66
bi3 6e5 I'll SIS 6s4 632 6i2, ls3, g. 331 237, sos,
5sl $40 33l PSI, 44o ZIG, al e2l so. $50 u.s. 42o,
4os 42e a3s s22 a2s 42l 4le AIS 456, So COL, 100,
l9l, 49,, eo3, 6ss, ESQ, bs3, ls4, 6sl.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


TurRsDAY, Dec Tt 7. ".
ne stock market took turn upward this morning
Spectators gathered in greater force aud bought freely
for cash The bears awaited themselves Of the opporlun
IS 50 put out contracts, but could not get very long ~
tons At the first board Illinois Central bonds advanced
x per cent Pennsylvania Coal Company, z Pacific
steamship Company ri New York Central Railroad, y;
IRE II Heading, 4, Michigan Southern, old, I; do pre-
TERED, IA Galena and Chicago, II Cleveland and Toe.
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The Pttsburg Journal, In relation to the payment Of In
crcst on bonds OF certain dcfaung railroad companies
says
ssy authorize the taxation required 20 nay interest on
the city bonds issued TO defaultng railroads The county
has paid the interest the railroads failed until tho
last October election when the politics Of the Board Of
Commissioners changed, aud the Board resolved 10
pas interest railroad bonds until compelled by law
Whether the failure since has been la consequence OF the
politics Of tho Board OF want Of IN the trea
sury Is not statedthough probably there may be lack
OF disposition, well n want OF means. No interest We
are informed will be paid for a, least year yet The jour
mol says may safely respondent that toe
that The interest will b. Postponed longer than 1852
that arrears will be paif ~ aId after that punctuay
paid the coupons manr the purpose ~ our people
needs any bracng, the Supreme Court will have supplied
that wien will be found are ample, though
obligations be heavy Ia the meantime bordhoders
must suc the county injured coupons unpaid
The OF City OF Hartford bonds ssuei TO The Hart
ford, Providence and fishkiH Railroad Company y
$500 600 bearing six per cent interest and they L.
sued ~ the city IN exchange for the conPAnys bonds,
bearing seven per cent interest The amount Of the inte
rest due on tie LIST prcximo viii be $4,000 Of which the
company think they may be able TO provide $1,000 10
5000.
The New Bedford and Worcester banks have resumed
srtce payments and even those Of Provdence are talking
about resumption.
The schooner Sea Dri1. which arrived al New Orleans
on tie 9Th last from Brazos Santiago, brought sl3i 10
ID spece.
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The deposits at tie New Orleans Branch Mint during the
month ofEoyenber we're, Ia go Sios FRO, and OF silver,
s52o. 1903 Total 81 III ss2 The coinage IN double
eagles. S2'a oHa and In .,~r half dollars s2y5 600 ak
inx total 0. gold and silver Of s5f5, COO
The receipts ~ tiacwacr d the principal articles pro
dure from the open.ac Of the and including the
lsth inst have been a. follows