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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
r....-hIr. R- 3 Wllson. .ofl Middleport.

Ess~Air.! r.. B. Wilson, of Middleport,
..begs leave to announce suhdry things to
his former friends and patrons, set forth
in his ..particnlars" /" That others of Mid
dieport, as well as Of our own town, may
know it is not necessary to "beg" adrnist-
sion to our columns, we will here state'tbat
all necessary for them to do is 'inditegi
your announcement, bring or send 1t to
US, and pay us for it, as Mr.. Wilson does.
and there'll be no use in begging, though
you may feel tia g,eat privilege to be thus
enabled to lay your business before the
people, and successfully compete with all
opposition. Speaking of the advantages
of advertising, were it possible to ascer-
tain the increase in business from adopting
this method where a moderate capital is
invested, we would bind ourselves to make
up the deficiency, where man would ju-
diciously advertise to the amount OF $2o
per year, and not enlarge his business sui
ticient to recover from the profits OF the
Incl cased sales five times the amount thus
invested.
But in our desire to benefit business
men generally, we digress upon the object
of this item, viz: To call attention TO Mr.
Wilson's advertisement, which speaks IN
unuistakable terms to those wishing to
purchase hereafter-those who have pur-
chased and have lef. unsettled accounts
and those indebted by note. 1t is Sim
portant" that these matters be attended to.
He also advertises saw mill property
for sale or lease.
1t is unnecessary to prate about Mr. W IL
son 8 ability to sell cheap under the cash
system-h can do it, and no credit sYs-
TEN dare compete with it. His taste in
selecting stocks adapted to the market, is
well and favorably known. We leave him
now to the investigation of cdch buyers
We see an increasing interest in oul
Middeport friends to favor us with mat
ters connected with their rapidly growing
and constantly acquiring town. This we
are glad to see, and invite enough to fill
at least two columns headed "Middlepor
! Advertisements" From favors received
in the way of increasing subscriptions We
feel encouraged to hope for this result.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
EEL. Q. Adams, who was COMMITTED

AS y. ~ Au'ii9' "'' "'''
to iail in default of $500 bonds, on a
charge of burglary, filled his bond Oh
Friday night last, was released, and made
good his escape. There were, we under
stand, two warrants in readiness to again
arrest him, but his escape was effected so
adroitly that the parties in possession of
the warrants were not apprised of it till he
was far out of their reach.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

EE-The Commissioners adjourned on
Thursday last. after a session of four days.
There was a large amount of business
presented to the Board. which was, as
usual, carefully and thoroughly investi-
gated before being acted upon.
The contemplated road commencing at
a designated point on the hill west of
Pomeroy, to intersect the new Rutland
Road, was considered, and the prayer of
the petitioners granted.
The time fixed upon for Supervisors to
notify persons to labor on the roads is pre-
vious TO the Cd day of July, and the work
to be performed before the first of Oc-
tober.
A petition was presented for the erec-
ton of Jail, which proposition was con-
sidered at length. 1t twas fnally concluded
that, should the enterprise be undertaken,
it would be well to erect structure that
would supply the utmost demands of the
county quarter of century hence. In
order to do this, it will probably require
six or eight thousand dollars, and as it is
not in the power of the Commissioners to
exceed fl We thousand dollars in an appro-
priation of this nature, they very judi
ciously deferred a less appropriation, and
adopted the means provided by law in such
cases. The following order was made:
cat the annual election 10 be held on the
ed Tuesday in October, 1859, there shall
be submitted to vote of the people o.
Meigs, the proposition to levy tax to the
amount of $4,000 for the purpose o
building County Jail; and it is ordered
that the required notice shall be given ant
all the proceedings required by law shal
be had in order to get fair and full ex
preston Of public sentiment in relation t.
this proposition
The citizens Of Syracuse applied to hav
their town incorporated under the name
now bears. Granted.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

EYr We have often wondered why the
Large four story house of Mr.. Stevens, on
Mul! erry Street, was not occupied as n
public, or boarding house. 1t is certainly
the best a daped for these purposes of any
house in town. having large and weil-ven-
tilated rooms thoughout, and offices OF
proper capacity for all purposes desired in
such house. Mr. Stevens, in an advertise
ment, offers it for sale on easy terms, or to
lease it for term of FIVE years.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
a~TEe jail at Point Pleasant, VIII

~Tke jail at Point Pleasant, which
was recently destroyed by FIRE, was
insured in the 4E tina Insurance Company
for $4,000. This reliable and prompt
Company paid off the insurance one day
last week. The mode of doing business
by this Company is very different from
most others.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
ry-The authoress of 1.-The Discipline

nwThe authoress Of 1.-The Discipline
of Storms''-Mrs. Custard, of New Lis
bon-is in Pomeroy, and will renal with
her friends few days. Whe have not
read the work, but fiom the comments
upon it by those who have, we doubt not
it is a rare iem 1t is plain narration OF
facts, connected with circumstances which
tend to make it as enlicing as fiction; but
when the reader feels assured that every
portrailure is one of real life, it is rendered
doubly interesting. Mrs. Custard has
few copies of the work with her. which we
will take pleasure in procuring for any
persons who may desire them Price
Sl25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

Gy-Township Clerks who desire to pro-
cure blank bonds, warrants, and oaths' Tor
Supervisors, will be supplied by sending
in their orders early, to the Telegraph
Office. Also, Supervisors can procure
Road Receipts at this Office.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

DENTISTRY. DR.. T. G. Boggess, Dentist,
is stopping at the Remington House where
he holds himself in readiness to execute
All work in his line to the entire satisfacr
ton of all. He brings Hattering encomi-
ums of his skill, and is willing to risk his
reputation on operations.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

Musical Co oNvENT1oN.-We publish a
circular to-day from the Committee of ar
rangements in regard to some misappre-
hersions which are abroad with regard to
the nature of the Convention. 1t will be
seen by refrence to it, that concerts will be
given on the evenings of Thursday and
Friday next, and we feel safe in promising
those who attend the richest feasi of music
ever catered for the citizens of this place.
The circular gives the necessary exp!ana-
ton of all matters connected with it.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
rrThe broadway Omnibus" is

EgThe broadway Omnibus" is a
neat, eight-page paper, printed the 18th
of very month, at No. 80 Beekman street,
New York, at so cts. per year. It's prin-
cipally taken up in comicalities, and In
giving Country Cousins hints about
mock auctions, confidence men" &c.
Agents wanted.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

Ey- Clients who have advertised in the
Telegraph since the last session of Court
can save twenty per cent. on the same by
waving for them before affidavit is made
Remember this, as there is no opportunity
offered by which you can make so large a
oer cent. IN so short time.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

LUMBER. A, E. Murdock offers for
sale a choice lot Of Pine and Hemlock
Lumber. Those in need of superior
article will do well to purchase of Mr..
Mnrdock. See card.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

Although illiterate, this woman has
woman's heart-she clings to her husband
in his degradation, and attempts to cheer
him in his imprisonment. %. s. JournuI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

EYIt may be interesting to some of the
companies in this county bound for Pixies
Peak, to know what our neighbo:s over
the river laid in for supplies for the trip
out. We copy from Wheeling exchange
They are as follows.-Marietta IntetIsge7-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
GOLDIN K ANS.AS S! J!
RUTLAND NURSERY;

RUTLAND, MEIGS COUNTY, O.,
9 ITUATED on the Athens and Pomeroy
- road, one mile above the town of Rut-
land. The Proprietor offers for sale, the
coming Spring, about 1000 Apple and Pear
trees, which cannot be eXcelled in extent of
variety, nor surpassed in vigor, health, or
beauty Of growth The present stock en-
braces all of the most approved varieties Of
the Apple, Standard and Dwarf Pears, to
which the attention OF all lovers of fine fruit
is respectfully solicited.
The Proprietor having made arrangements
TO leave for the West in the month of April
next, has been induced to offer extra bargains
to all customers calling between this and the
4th of that month. Trees will be sold till the
4th of April, at the following prices:
Apple, l22 cts. per tree, or $1,000 per hun
dred; Pear, 40 cts. per tree, or $4,000 per
hundred. w. w. HUBBELL, Proprietor,
Feb. 22-8-3t* Rutland, Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

FTwe have received the Report Of
the Committee appointed to investigate the
workings Of the graded schools in Racine
but too late for publication this week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
"Drych a.r Gvyliedydct.o
Welsh Newspaper onice,l
10 49,, ,t A,rl ~ 1919

Welsh Newspaper O1ice,l
- Nassau ST., pr T., je5s.t
PRor. o. J. Woop--DeaY Sir some month or SIX
weeks upo received IL bOtt lie Of your hair Rcstora-
tive ana gave II my wio, who con neluded 10 trf IL on
her hair little thinking at the time that il would re-
store the gray hair its original color, but to her us
well as my surprise, acr few weeks trlal ~ mas
performed thai wonderful effect by turning all the
gray hairs to dark brown, at the sume time DeaHtl-
Tyng and lii ng hair. strongly recommend
the above Restorative to all personsth want 81 sGSha
char,r, of th,,ir hair CHARLES CAEHfW.
New YORK. July =j 1857.
PRor. o. ]. Woon-With confidence do recon
mend YOUR Hair Restorative. being the Lost enl-
cacious article over Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and whis<crs winch were almost
white have gradually grown dark; and now feel
confident that lew more applications VIII restore
them tn thcir mai uraI color. 1t also relieved
of all juudruh and unpleasant itching, so comm on
among persons WHO perspre freely. ~ IL klLBh.
PROf. " ooD- About 1 Wo years ago my halr com
mcnccd falling offnud turning gray; was FAST be-
coming bald, and had tried many Remedies to 10
effect I commenced using your Restorative in
FIRMLY II began to MI up, growout and turned back
its former color, (Dlack.) At this time II is iuIy
restored its original Color health. and appearance,
anu '''' J. ID. HOES.
Chicago H., May ], 1857.
Tho Restorative is nut up in titles of sizes, viz:
large, dunn. and small the small holds - piht
and re tails for one dollar per bottle; the medium
holds al least twenty Ter cent. more in proportion
than the small retas for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds quart, 40 per cent more IN proportion
| and retuils for three dollars.
| New York lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment.) an d ia Market 81, st. louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists aud Fancy Coed
| Dealers. lcb-- -oul.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
Worn by Kings or EmFerOrS.

wHAf9 WHY a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because 1t is the ornament God Himself provided
for ali our race Reader, although the rose may
bloom cv so brightly in the glowing cheek, tho eye
be ever sparkling The teeth be those of pearis' If
the head is bcreft of its covering or tee har pc
snarled and sriy eled harsh and ary, or worse sl II
sprnkled with gray, nature will lose more than half
b.,r ehnrns Prof Woods Hair Restorative, if used
two or three times u week, VIII, restsre aud per-
uanently secure 70 all such an orpninept Read ne
following and judge. The MEleroi the hrst rs the
Nj HEW Tof9. April 10, 1853.
DR WooD-D DaarAS Sir: Pernfit kse - xprcss to you
the obligations sAndeafor y restoration
OF my hair original color about the time OF my
arrival in the United States IL was rapidly becoming
gray but uporthe application of yoar Hair Re sora-
yc # soan recovered ITS originil hue. consider
your Restorative a $ very Wonderful invention,
1uitc fficn cious as wsll : agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly,
=. S.1HALBEkG.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

EgThe following pathetic lines were
enclosed in letter from a convicts wife
to her husband in the Ohio Penitentlary.
Accompanying them was an ample lock OF
dark brown hair:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

The members of the company think that
if they encounter no back sets on their
Journey, the above articles will carry them
through, as their number is not very large.
They may, possible, require little more
aOAiskey, which, if they do, they will buy
at the first still-house, they come across.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
A CA RD.

A CA RD.
To the Citizens of PomerOy and Mcigs County:
have opened an establishment of the above i'm
perfect description. think you need it, and know
can buy and sell favorably others, doing eNclu
svely Il cash business. VIII you give sufficient
patronage to enable me to continue. l promise to
satisfy you as to my ability to sell cheap.
2-7-N, V. DUTIENHAFER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

rE-The Spring Term of the Court OF
Common Pleas will comnence on Monday
next. the list inst. Letall interested take
notice accordingly, go -. ~ XIV.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

Tsend you lock of hair,
Which nature formed me for to wear,
For you, dear Sam, to think of thine,
And not forgetting this hair of mine.
YOUR DEAREST.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15
JOHN s. DAVIS,

7 ATE of the firm Of Crowley q Davis de-
II signs prosecuting the Planning business,
at the old stand on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liberal bestowal of patronage hereto
fore, he will endeavor to merit rs cortiru-
ance by promptncsS sud Reatuess. l6-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-15

100 pounds of -four,
Q barrels of whiskey.
SO pounds of bacon,
40 gallons of whiskey,
100 pounds of venison,
. 80 demijohns of whiskey,
2 boxes of dried herrings,
/ barrel of whiskey,
| barrel of crackers,
85 gallons of whlskey,
3 barrels of pickles,
gr ] barrel of whiskey,
,s- IL quart mugs. ..r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26

-h,s .,,.,.s,o =. baa beer cosi.i, % a,sd. .,
,sbF.ks, srf that hsd in s11ne Ssgiee dsIsS1 -
T. ohEs alton hs5 sssun.d - hih. AhJ s-
,srt,on or n pu-s.or j. ahsItg is'se. -. 80
prDsu-n. Mr Wzgser - baNe 60 - -. o.
ls.tsr sabs.ed b. Mr.. Fry q his asis-se 80 :, ~
w.fh vbica l -ss IDiTt-'sd-"-IN' " '
e. - ms purpose Of ssEdefease 20 refer
- ~ annexed litter fIOm Ny. sgSef, IN 49, n
gentleman retrscts a5d absoiatfy aequs -. ~
s. charge. contained 10 his former c1uinialle -
e. Tar ,Lst ge1 tlensL s coICsrreG, tnis cshhO. DC
eI,s thsp entirely satisfactory 20 me IL IssP,e. y
NJ Grigz, he knew, or shOa1 rave hyNH os..74
,h.r ~ rave referred % be has doEs u as com
1n,;cs.iop He knew all the facts from my hPs
Accurately. lie knew th.. having inhIied son oi
NV ozp. AID myself Old eto5gh 20 be his daughter
fAftsr had shar,d his feelings Of distress a.d spTOF
AZ -te oecurrspces that led he 20 see nlm lie knsw
tat had but one desire, 20 prevent the shameful
uablc.ty Of such difference snd IL ca1se, sod be
knew how bad sraeG nm 70 course Soica, hei y
beer pursued venld have evertsd ne disgrace which
such Proceedings never fail 10 bring.
AZ Mr. Wager, in bis published communicating,
has referred at srgth to the Inierves OF Mr. fofk7
and ms sef With him, therefore feel =. liberty when.
ever properly called upon 10 state ali knoS sud al
/ Did ON the subject. have never volunteered H.
The communication hss ot1er object than 10
yindcste ny self from the charge pabhcly made tha;
had ever IN the slightest degree violated aIy pledge
to Mr. Wager express implied, and 10 e. by bis
oEu absolute Acknowledgment of ny having entirely
fulhled every obigston - him of bis previous misso
prshsnsiop, sId prssent regret that any inpusAoo
Mr.. WAGNER TO Mr.. WILLIAMS.
MILITARY ACADENT,
WEsT PoIST. n. Y, Feb l., 1883.
Mr. CHARLES WILLIANs-Dezr Sir nave 10
ticed Sith much regret the publication Of ny state
meut TO Mr Gngg, containing certain s-rie,ares wh
reference 10 TIE Intercourse between yOaTseh, MI
Yoke and myself These st,ctures were TilIt?h IN
der wrong impression, created by the public :ton OF
the fret letter Of Mr.. Horace b. Fry TO the Legsa-
ture The additional crcumstantial acc unit
l. which reached me some time sfterward, convinced
me that was mistaken in reference to this position OF
the affair ard that you have fulfilled the terms Of the
arrangement, and that, therefore, my remarks n
reference 20 il were hssty and uGcsl.ed for.
Your that you were unaware OF the exist
eDce Of the intercepted letter. OF that had been 90
Intercepted, relieves from Al further doubt II
reference yJur strictly honorable and upright coz
! duct toward me.
! / beg to assure you Of my moa sincere regret 81
having been BETRAYED into 50 hasty expression OF
feeling and Of my real pleasure at the discovery taat
| my confidence 10 you was not misplaced.
With increased T.ipec. lren.in, your. &C.,
| o O. WAGNER, CAde: L. NJ. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26

The LATE BANK DEyALeArIoN.-Tbere have been
no tdpgs yet OF tie dsfsalng teller Of the Atlantic
Bank Oscar Field, bu, it IS supposed by those who
are most likely to know, that he IS within feg days
distance Of the CITY, and ooUl3 be foGnd were MOTOR
lack in the organ Of sscrsveress in Of those
most familiar With the concerns Of The iost.1t;on l.
is now iedaeed almost to certainty, tia. the amour,
of the deiseation VII exceed So Goo instead Of falling
short of these figures. TIE gamb n operations of the
de!snl;er have been known 10 men Gbou. town for
ct least two years, but his employers knew nothing
shout 1t; aud his shstraotious date back shout the
same iepgth Of tine bG, go nicely wss it accomplished
Thai not the least suspicion was sousei by the parties
most Interested. The smoa1t Of tlnds taken from tue
safe .ee day Of his fight is from a. 900 70 g. 900
in spteie and bills Of different banks 40 that he viii
Lave suhcsE fards = cary him Allost say distance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26
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De BalEHELEEP-OBHrES Sts.sn li'snt, y -
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- Rev NJ y lies TX. Gharss arr . Ai.s C.i y
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J'u-y.
HlLL-RUCKEL-ir M, ciy Wednesday sTe.i1r. Fss-
3. ~ he D~~rt Cars a hsl - Kat p Ea-se-
sies,t cscEA,eT 4 tie lat u. l. kacGsL
KELLYs-DILEs-In Sr0otyD. CT fh1r'tsJ evsrinh ~
"a o Rsv. Nm. Kegs, James Il Nelly 20 A'' Aif.
L DlLs. tot5 q tss former Pis'e.
HERA-ylg yECHTEN-In BrOotys- on "etae.i.y, FEB
- " TIE Rev Z. sni.h CsI.os c ker1 u B5I0.2 -
bsuy
PHELPs-POBTER-In LaacAstsr Penn. % fn-sasJ, FEB.
- ~ II. Rev Henry a. sasr1uac D. D., q rLa1s
Over Pnsp, y Of Car sndzIu,- - z 10 Sr.n Lo-isa
LL-LICK-in IBIS city. Ntc1estsv zen . - =.
Rev, Bkou.T hut AleIs1d.r +" Ra's-A Ct broosiyn, .
May jan - El-r u Joh1 D. 4, esd ol Nes-Iork
frrusr'J Of White Pisi-s \. Y.
H u EINS-tu T-es'sy, Fes = y ~ ssT
Cb,r.. Iub,ie. s~sseii oi A~,us-e - Carrie,
c1uEbtsr of hien.Ii H.Vt Ills, eI4r Il Jerssy CITY.
NlDklTER-GIAsCaI-A A. t-= RztGsIs street Chcrh- 4
This city, Wetu-sesy, teh > BY ne Res Dr. kreos
Hsursh l1cLi ea1sheE Of t. ;s FE.cisco ssnsai Q.
r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26

The earrirgs Of some OF the Western rcsis eas; q
Chicsgo continue to show a fair improvement. TIE
third week Of the Mchigsu Southern gives business
Of S25 JOa saisst so lS6 last years gan Of s. 36
The third week Of the Michigan Central vii sso s5os
a moderate ircresse. We hear nothing later from the
Callers or Rock Island Roads. The President Of the
latter who in the city denies lst any suit has been
commenced against the Company on the bridge qlss-
ton. 1t i anticipated that several of the South
Western lines will receive considerable accession Of
passer ger traffic from tie lsge emigration 20 the gold
mines, which is commencing. portion OF tie IL
creased freight traffic OF WestarG roads duIing tas
present month il Attributable to change 10 the
weather, which, up 20 the 18th O. goth Of JsBusry,
was so mid to render the country almost sssabe
FOR freight wagons. Tie consequence vas 81 scclnu.
la,oR, which hss been moving oE since the ground
baristed with the colder weather The s.. Niche. :
Convention viii psobaby adjourn this evening, and i;
seems ts be conceled that pacific and satisfactory
s5ution Of the various questions IN dispute has been
arrived g. SJme notifications Of g. uninport 81.
character have been discussed but Is probable tina.
the origin 81 compact will be substantially adhered IT,
TIE following l. corrected statement Of the esrn
pgs ard expenses Of the Pittsburgh, Fort WayIe snd
Chcsgo Rrlrcad Company during tie morth Of jar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-26
FRfDAY Feb. 2j-Py


The il, Of Transactions at tie Sock EGcosbgs shovs
busiLess rather under he average Of daily sales ia
shares b.; very vel distributed and active trade in
bonds snd Safe stocks. Mssouris in good re-
guest throughout The day sni Advanced 10 s. =. TIE
c'ose-trals ctions 81 both sessions Of the Board
reaching aggregate q So, 600. T@rrszsess sni
Yirgirss were firm, without change in quotations.
Tier, ia more inquiry $50 for TIE b.. elsses Of raj
way bonls ard tendency TO grsilh improve nent n
them. For Govern -er.s rev car, private ssss are
reported q; lt-i. There i evidently incrsasng de-
maLd tcr welspproTei borl securities FOR inrss.nszt
Tee foreign news although still very Undecided on tie
ssr question construed II negative sens, "a
vorsby-its impression having prevailed IL the se-
oOuuts woud he OF a more beIigerent aspect. A
thorough analysis Of the dispatches, however leaves
the reader il as much doubt b.fcre i.hs:aaing
TIE smoo'h words Of he Emperor. U.der the i,h1-
cree Of Us siel setee, Asd tae aazoGneeuent Of