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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04
THE FUTURE. !.

God, the ever wise and glorious.
Hides the future from our sight,
filings the veil Of destiny Ger Us.
samhre ss the shades Of night;
Bids Us he content with knowing
OF ihe Present and The Past,
And with ono decisive mandate
Hashes all that we would ask.
The mysterious far.pff FutUte-
Like the God ihi, gave US birth
Dare we ask in raise the curtain.
Us poar mortals Of the earth
Question the all.seeing wisdom
nf the glorious One above.
When the every breath we're breathing
l. testimonial of His love.
lisa pleasing, get mcst dreadful
Subject for mortal mind,
And We re cropping in the darkness,
To lie mysteries ever blind.
Yet 'tis kind in the Creator
Thus to shrOud our coming years,
That We dread not future sorrows,
And expect not future tears.
Dd We know the ihieat'nins sorrows.
Could see the shadows nigh,
Every heart would beat with sadness,
Every smile change 10 sigh.
Did VIZ know ihs, lriends We cherish
Noull betray The trust rsPosed,
And The flulis q rrring mirlal.--
Wee they 81 !, once disclosed,
Then indeed dreary prison
Would this seauieoa. wotll appear
Every sweet be turned TO bitter.
Every b,ishie.i hope 70 fear.
And though friendship may be aeei!ng.
Though il bc a making name,
Still while fancy makes u bli-siul.
Makes it seeming. us the same.
Oh. lis good and Kind tho Wise one
Hid the Fniufe from our sight.
veileJ IN datknrss coming pleasures.
Hii LIES every wiiheting blight.
Childhood li.ps the word " to.nouOw,'
And the Futute Is the llicme
Which fom infancy 70 manhood
Cheers Us as gitching dream.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04
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u . 99 w A u ~ 10
CHAPEL HILL. y. q.
IL ANING ohiained The exclusive right for urange
II County. 10 seli frk's MctassIc Burfat
Cases. wsotJ respectfully announce that.hc . nos
prepared 70 m all orders for lhr-e airfgii lndtsyuei
iJie burial Casc-.
An desr,ip,ion. aud srrs of Common cofins also
kept on hand.
iV rhe Metallic Burial Cases will also be kept for
sslr by d. u. PHILIPPE. ilAlstoioagh.
chspsl ilill. March 4. sl-em
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04

yield of peas and splendid crop Of pnta.
toes. but the most important result was the
entire freedom Of the potatoes so treated
from any disease, while all those planted in the
usual way. IN the same field. were extensive
" heteriorated. was led by this statement
to try the experiment on a small srale IN my
own garden this season. Iplanted not quite
halt a peek, only fifty sets IL six ranks, cut
ting piece out OF each and putting pea
firmly in. The peas grew mp and flourish.
ed we'll, and last week | dug the potatoes
They were perfectly free from all faint o.
speck Of disease. and very fine and large
while in the same he'd clnse to them. wa,
another lot planted in the old st,le. nearly
halt Of which were rotten. leave your
readers TO draw their own conclusions.
Letter in Me Agricultural Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04
Blackwood'5 Magazine and
British Reviews.

Z scDrr & Co, Sss York. continue 70 publish
-. Iie following Ieaiiaf D uisa Pen .jieaIs sl:
!. The I.nndsn Quarterly, Conservative
2. TIE Ed,ubarsa Re,ie~, (whig)
J. The North jut,sn Review. Free church
4. The Westminster Resiew. (L,berai)
s. Blaekwood's E,linbsrgh Magazine. Tory
fis.s s'stole.ls ally repfrsentths three great pa.
t,ieai paIiss II jieai jniain-Whig. rsry. snt Rl.
dia-bal pSliie. fln. oaly feature oi heIi chs
rressf. A. ogns of te aos protound writer's on SCI.
eacs, L,lerssfe, apiy, anI Religion. they stand. ss
hy essl have sali nisallei "a the weri of letters.
being eSa 4lefei inlipeasAhs TO the sehsr and The
pressal mn. while the ia,eliigen reader 81 eve.
~ cha .hey fisni.h coteet and saisiariofy re-
coil 5fihs eaTfeni heiufe u The day thfeazsculhc
sehi. ihIa can b possibly outa,ncd from any ehet
source.
EARLY COPIES. = rhs receipt of Advance
sheets from tho B,iii.h Publishers gives alitieisl
valae 70 these Reprints, inssmuch . they can nov be
pasj me hsad, s The s4b.erbers about a. soon a
the original editions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11

ssS ~ t.aes lad very heavy weather, los nan topsa
Brig Cold Hunter iBr kaAnas1 = 3oaa, IN u day.
% f HTs il sS shr iAnhorr iioha ~ : days ah a
wy, Harriet ta !, Or cengdsn Maitland - % aays With
p sGis Amore small Calais = osya with lumber
Brig E,elerss Eugene dawes EocAl.na. days with
schr Fza Potter tof Noant PETER FL mar,s. !, eaya
with cotton @c g Brodie 4 Pest FA,.crienee5 br.ya "
winds tire entire passage at' "
schr KATE Walker lof Bangor, Gu1e-, 3aclsoav..e u
Schr Am Glover, Robinson sassu,ah days. with 90.
schr Colorado Sheppard Georgetown, % 4days
sehrJ u Becker Edwards Philadelphia
-chr james tiorbam Andrews Ihzsbctport for pot
Sclr John Lo,ett Brown, Eisabrthp3r ~ ackensaok
sank
sear Elm City, Michel Eliasocihport tor Newbars
schr q - hng Wooster calais days
schr 70. lsh, Biclmore y George ior Georgetown %
SchF W Thompson, Hall saco, days
sc ch y u n saa gym, Clover Rockane
S Schr K Ealp Iieg..i, sus'in hocA'taa .d.ys
schr taoot Hamilton, Kpstcn, ctgs
schr y ocott, farker Boston, : days
s Seh. nfsn.te ,,otse TAR, gloucester, dega
sclr Voter Dbbe Providence .days
Scoop No. NS,hca nfni sa ssl,o o a taunton
oop see = Rn he'ne e hsseeshpor for Northpsrt
oop Racks,onS Allen, rroside enc ' Gsyz DAYS
soop Oregon. RHODES, Providence days.
e esT ea sFVw gs SsT days
Steamer Thomas sparks, Grnmle.. Philadelphia
BELOW
Bali Soa sesey RraS f IRON "a sa asae 20 s %
Ears honduras Bates from Belize. Hon 70 Alexandra
Also one brig, unknown
Snip London London.
Wind during the day So vita la rain atiop g sv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
Personal uuteIIfsenee.

James r. Mitchell and wife, Of Albany; W. Chamber
lain ~ Red Hook and L. H. Tucker Of Albany are sop
ping at the Everett House.
T Van zand, and family OF New York: v shaw anc
family, OF staten Island y r. Could and famL Of BoS
ton, and Mr. Colgate, Of Newport, arc stopping at tn,
Clarendon Hotel
j. Hrshfold of Pitsburr: A. n. Brown of Princeton
r. II. Alden, OF New York; John n Brucn OF Ulster
county, and II larned, Of Webster, sopping al
| the Mhcmare Hotel.
Dr. Brolaskry and wife y Cook and wife md Judge
Hepburn and Wife all Of Philadelphia; sage and wife
~ Troy Dr. Charles Taylor Of Connecticut md Julius
Movins 81 Buffalo stopping Al the ~ Nicplas Hotel
J. Bushman and A. 8 Hays, Of Washington; s Cobb,
OF 81 Louis; : = Marshall, OF New York T. Thompson
aud wife, OF Canada, and J. smith, Of he United
states Navy, are stopping al the Isfarge Hous.
Captain n r. Shields Of Troy: w. shields md family
Of Virginia; ~ Hoyt and family, Of New J,rsey. o. b
strong. OF Norwich; c Gilbert, of Russia. and " y
Flanders, Of California, are stopping at tir ST. Dents
Hotel.
Colonel lander Superintendent OF the Overland route
W n West ana p ". Councry Of California 1. Buell.
Of Cncnnsi ,. r Inglehart and Henry BuScn, Of the
United States Army, and n Sether, OF Pennslya are
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
John iandon, Of New Jersey; A. n s,rofg, Of vcks.
burg. J. q. Nassar. OF Foughkecpie Sohns and
family q fhlhdelphia' fsrwel, q Sn Francisco;
snd John Gaoarsche, Of New Orleans arc slipping at the
Aston House.
Ex-Governor Morchead, Of Kentucky, arrived In New
hts fellow citizens q Mississippi the present situation
cf political affairs taking the Union view and counsel
ing tnr cunrtntsnevus action OF the southern states
with reference 10 the present political crsa q aassrs
Americans 10 Parts registered At Moss IAherbctte
Kane Co f. No ePace Ne Ia Boursc Paris week eud,nr
Nov: 20, lsco-Nr aud Mrs T. N. A. erisvod, Clas. VI
y Ahrcns, O. W. yceyn, William Taylor W. and Mrs r.
]. Mills Meyerhcim, VIM: Garner, r., william 7.
Garner and MIS- G. Garner, William Rigdes, Commodore
McHinstry T. q n, Mr. and Mrs Fernando Cu,tieres
Mr.. Stephenson and family, T G waninson Henry
Brown. sr., William Gale and family, Marcus Rlasr and
Cnstayus thyroid New York, Alfred " aulett Cncn.
nat; ' Theodore Heard and W I. Farnswofth Boston.
y Roireueg New Orleans. Edward ?. Kelly PhiIadel,
rhia.
Colonel Hardcc, Of the United S,a,v Army. and Major
woodruff. e. the First Division New York. have bsep
invited ~ address The Nov YORK state Military As@nca
tot. ~ We occasioa q ih.r animal mfgtog a Al
sany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
Brooklyn CITY News,

COMMON CorSc1L-Thc Board held special session las
eyening-fresident Kaibfesch in the chair.
A communication received from the Police Com
mssoners asking for increase Of the police force
the ground set forth the quarterly report OF the Gene
raj superintendent Referred 10 the Police Committee
A petition from the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail
road asking the privilege OF laying tracks for the road
from The city line near Fifteenth street, "a ,he
Fast river, was referred TO the Railroad Committee
petition was presented from the Brooklyn CITY Rail.
road COMPANY setting forth that Consequence OF the
contemplated change OF entrance 70 the Greenwood Gene
terry, win be necessary for them 10 make correspond.
ing change TO the terminus OF their route The petition.
therefore, pray that the Board will consent 10 the
laying Of q snge or double track on Twenty
fourth and Twenty sixth streets, with q single
the east side OF Ffh avenue, carry pss
scnrers 10 the of the cemetery and that the
track be laid when the street IL opened and graded 10
the entrance Referred 20 the Railroad Committee
ballot was taken for engineer TO take charge Of
tho heating apparatus Of the City Hall, resulting the
election of John Finn.
ISDpcrsrr OF AN AtprxaS.-Tbe Grand Jury Of the
Court Of Oyer and Tcvminer found true bin yesterday
against Alderman Green, OF the Tenth ward for mis-.
dceanor 10 certifying that the contractor for cleaning
the streets In his ward had performed the work when
alleged before the Grand jury the mud in the streets
was q considerable depth There are rumors ~ SIN
grsver charges pending against another AL ierman but
the District Attorney s waiting tn the case il further
advanced before giving the facts publicity The charges
likely r. be tried before The present Cogr, q oyer
Lerminer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11

Canadian held firmly, with sales OF $50
bbs at 81 s0a S7the latter for small lots OF extra.
Rye flour steady at our figures, with sales of 10
bbs Corn meal was quiet, and sales limited. Wheat
in fair demand yet sales moderate The sales
embraced about 20000 bushels, at 81 IL for good red
Western, 81 O5 for Milwaukee club, and al 81 for
about 80 900 bushels at 5ac 69c for Western mixed
sfoat, and soc in store and at &c 63c for yellow
barley was quiet II zoe. s5c. Rye was dull and nomi
nal at 62c &c Oats dull with sales al 36c. SIC
for Western and Canadian and SIC. for state.
Coyyry duh and nominal. small lot Of Sc bags
of Rio was sold al 101c., cash
ccrros.-1he market quiet, and no sales Of
ment transpired. In the absence Of sales quotations
nominal, at 10c for middling upands
FREiGHTs steady but less active. To Liverpool
about - 900 60 900 bushels wheat engaged at
in bulk, and at i3d in ships bags 450 bbs. -four at
Is. Ard Cotton was at al6d I'D. with little square
cotton going forward 100 bales Island were taken
1854. To london 1 900 bbls -four engaged N, g.
1854. To Antwerp 200 bales OF cotton engaged
&c.
Hay was quiet, with little doing. We quote shipping
lots at roc. a zoe
NAvn sroRls were quiet and nominal a, sac 35c for
shipping lots in New York barrels Rosin dull with
sales at 81 1sa 81 20.
pRoyIsloss-Pork was heavy and sales limited being
confined to $50 bbls AT slT for unnspected mess
and $40 81 $40 so for old, and prime do d, $40 rs
Beef dun aud heavy with sales Of 10 bbs at 50 50
$40 for refacked mess, and at $40 - $i FOR extra
do lard was in fair request at easier rates with sales
OF 800 400 bbs at i0sc. f0Ac. for good 10 prime,
and 9ac. 10c for common Butter was in fair de-
msnd with sales OF Ohio at f0c lee and AT lac
a 1pisc. Cheese dull AT l0c. lie Bacon was
steady with sales reported Of 70 boxes AT exc for long
ribbed Western, and AT CSC. for short do.
RItE was quiet and nominal nj exc. a3kc
SroAKs-Own ing 10 the inclemency a the weather
combined with the prevailing stagnaton in trade, no
sales OF moment reported and in the absence Of
sales quotations nominal
wmskKs.-The sales embraced about 800 700 bbs. at
IKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
POSTAL DIRECTORY.


TINE or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK orrIcE.
The Post Once closes at half past sx ocioek r. M In
Donrsrrc SorthAlhany, Buffalo and Canada. 81 2. NJ
western nah. via ETie RR sA Nj and 81, ?. NJ
south and So. w. mails -. .bA. NJ and ~, r. M.
Eastern mail sy rs!rt@d. sA and Z. n
= BY railroad, extra mall. 81 Y. NJ
I" !" by steamboat. ...........3 r. ".
SUNDAY MAILS. on Sunday AL mails close at this
Office at IL m.
az, 'pis De- n Nonnern -isn'' iuesn AZ
The Overland Nah Tor Csiifornis =, leaves = y.
Louis every Monday and THURSDAY st A. u.
Letters designed Tor y should Be married over
SLAIN Chr Joseph (NoJ 70 Sal,
lake City leaves y. Joseph every Monday and
Overland, Va y, Joseph"
80. PAcDic. ~ steamship Northern Light, Tues
BANANA s On ,se DAY AFTER iSs siijr. II each sr
nate CunArd packet At this port, being :
month. the steamer karnak WIN be despatched
with mats for the Bahama Islands to be landed
Eusoer. 80. ny steamship Arabia from Boston
Close here Tuesday Dec. Hell Ask r. NJ.
HavAsA.s... BY steamer Cshawba, wednesday, De
ctmp~r A N.
TIME or CLOSING AT THE LONDON orrIcY
BOMBAY The Overland Mail 20 Bombay closes London
as follows;-Nia MarSelee the I'd and 18th Of
each month. Via Southampton on The i2th and
CaEcrrrA... a. 10Th. 18th, 18th via Msrscies 9Th, i2sh
ash, nth VIA Southampton.
cmsA, &C. ys Marsees The ih and ash Via south
AUSTRALIA Via Marscles and the 18th. Via South.
= amp'on and Snex, 18th.
M,rRirus IA Alden the 9Th and 9Th Of the month
BRzi. Via southampton on the 9Th Of the month.
- Tho Marseiiles MATS despatched eve of
above dates shonld any Of these dates fail sunday
The s"Sbswrson ,n wa a1orns ssea,ng ~ M
above dates should IL these on SUNDAY The
mail despatched the morning previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
United states District Court.
1sIUIt HUI Juukt Bttte.
THE CAaE or yx.poSTu srrp row rms arm

THE CASE OF Ex-PosTxAsrER FowLER's srRErrEs
Dsc. lo.-Grorps Lao and Gpsd7s @. Coaory rs fae
Tinted @a,s-Ths suit TO test the liability Of Messrs
Law and Conover bondsmen for Isaac " Fowler was
postponed until the 18th inst the application OF Mr.
H. ". Robinson.
The District Attorney obtained an order to examine
DC ben, witness In this attendance from
the Post Office DEPARTMENT al Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
IE|EIE It'll IT NJ
sun sun. us .iS,s y, b ssIas y y B. iIisiIS Wis :
s sss ss s[s|k ! y 3 s I Z s ss
& g. 81. j. B s|s;1. J. b : :|s| i H :

Saturday-Morning, overcast; snow dsy and night
Sunday-Mornng, cloudy; night, starlight.
Monday-C1esr an day; night, overcast
Tuesday-Morning, overcast showing Afternoon,
ing; night, showing.
wednesdsy--C1ear all day and night
Thursday -Morning clear; afternoon OVERCAST night
clear.
Friday-C1ear All day and night
saturday-Morning, showing and overcast; afternoon,
overcast; night, clear and cold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
Meteorological Register.

The annexed table shows the temperature Of the at
mcsphere in this city during the week ending December
8, the range Of the barometer and thermometer, the
variation Of wind and the state Of the weather
a, three periods during each day, yiz-ai A. N, and
aud O O'Clock Z NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
CITY COcrnERCIaL REPORT.

i.
AsiFs-fhe sales we're limited and prices nominal al
&c. d g. AZ. for both sorts.
Bsf-Nsri VS. our-The market opened with rather
better demand, and holders assumed hrmness in
their yows but in the absence OF export demand for
Europe and the ncomency Of the weather sales were
moderate and embraced about 900 bbs closing within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11

This court was adjourned TO the first Monday Janua
~, In consequence OF the continued indspositon Of
Judge shpman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11

CLEARED

tlkAKFD.
ship Constitution. Jones, Lverpnol- Guiou
shr Ncoline Aus, facovich, Queenstown and MARKET
ship snas Grcenman Weber New orleans-y rros,
Brig LILLIAN Bailey, Sierra fscoue-E A Bali
Brig Hidalso Whitemore, Clenfuegus-simtson A Mar.
bev "ss
Brig Jessie Percy. 81 John-M Greene A Currfe
BrS fanoa, flummer, New Oriesns-Rob@an Feadick-
Schr Mountsin Avenue Berry sisai-T n chase
Srhr scTuine, Elliott Observation-Disclosures Lord A ou~rrau
Schr Muneruma Gross, Antigua--a . Kuox a %,
Scnr Emerson, Gross, Antcla-R Buck Co
Schr Emily shepherd. WilmnWfon.-D Murray.
schr " n smith, scott, Manifestations smith A CO.
Schr Enen Bskrr, siedman New bcrn-J ID Abrams
Schr Plymouth Rock. Norris. Hoson-Dayton Sprague
sicop fnUnix shepherd New Hsyen-H Racket
ARRIVED.
Steamship Zulu (r) Goodwin, kingston ia Dec with
ndse and psssengers, 70 Walden 4 Booth -
psssenaer- Sponord Tiiescn Co. sh inst 81 Pm sig
naized steamship Augussa. hence for Savannah
steamship Thomas Hwnnn, Ramsey, Portland, with mdse
and passengers. to B Cromweli Co
Louisa klham Boston, white. fQuQue Peru lis
Of soda and copper ~ John Randall Co:
vessel 10 a Robson. From the Equator 70 Bermuds erpe.
cnced light winds and GAINS and had heavy weather
Pars chase Chase New Orleans IL DAYS with surar
and rolssaes a. usster Had heavy weather.
Bark tnew Means, Mibrdgr ~ DAYS with iuur.
Simpson Nspp. vessel ~ Peck tH0rrh Espcri
enced very heavy gales the entire passage
Nepsun tDdenl, Drees Sunderland DAYS with coal
70 Henning Gosng Had heavy gales TIE latter Part q
ira Fosca ueeaa CDu:eh sarge Eiaae- Ams.craAm AMI
Ttrel &C, y, With udss q Funch Me'ncke
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The New Orleans Picoysne under date Of De-
eember 3, thus notices tho exchange and money
market of that city,


The week opens without any ~ mpcms Of Improvement,
and the Market to-day sorely depressed The lev
buyers sterling had the market 10 themselves this
morning, and about Gss 900 were taken, based In
qreater part on previous engagements at W ~ as
latter select confirmed bankers creits We
auoe tho range from ps Us with the remark that At the
close the very best would not bring - VI
We did hear OF solitary transaction IN bil q hdng
drafts They might probably command ~ Pas
French exchange equally depressed The highest rae
for cboce signatures Oh parp direct ST. IS We quote
the whoe run from o. q 81 80 There oil
about So 900 sixty days at Ter cent discount very
good rate. sigut 49, . -itie hrtnes- oiedug
nj ~ q AZ dlsccnnt and closing AZ | Ii. 1ae
trade demand =, however extremely slick one day
10 money matters the az has passef OF without
any encouragement. sspne cotton moved, bu,
a. general the lraiing factors DID appcar Dis
r,ae "a snow the samples that they aytrsc
selling bat that the demand = oo restricted 70 sOrd
chance for far prices ~ ooarse, a.dsr VIC EXISTING
euaringly The Of produce being thus suddenly
rested deprives the market O all vitality, aud such
n Thing A. a new kan discount - almost out 81 the
question The bangs conhne their daily business to
newsis Of which al parties now avail themselves TO
morrow maturili's VIII DC Mes, ~. - ~ ~
70 satnortsyeiy that they are all provided
Tor.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, under
date Of December 4 tevening), says
A. predicted IN last, there was for community
an unusual number Of Suspensions day Tho aggregate
maiured discounts aud loans amounted At the several
banks 10 ~ 900 and white the former we're mostly
provided Toe IN advance by renewals the latter proved
heANt NV energies the
rantiIe and commercial community. FROM uvs HUNDRED
thousand 0a million dollars worth u paper hal to 20 10
protest and panied 70 learn that IN the dos
surp several OF our leading firms have been ,ayolvea
either AZ priDcpa securities But there v 10 ui
mate loss app ehended IN large majority Of the d.
faults 70 day and IL pairable thai many cas.s
the suspens ,ons viii be only temporary Tue offerings Al
bank this morning disposed Of ~ heretofore By
retouutinx 10 extent ami the
.yn,s ~ vssterdays income for the benefit OF those
who II suffered 70 40 down, would doubtless carry
others with Them and finally entail considerable loss
n M att
hoxeyer there was compromise offered and Shylock
IKE ost capitalists refused 70 take anything short Of
fhc pound of 1esh. of course there we nothing
aona IN Any class q stocks or bonds ard
holders ~ this description Of securities trlef IN
vain IL effect sales, even at extraordinary ow
l.. $50. -. .-.~.. ---.--. ,s--.4 ----. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Dec. l0-6 p. M.

MONDAY, Dec. 100 p. M.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol
lows with that of last week.
Week ending Loans Srecie Circulation Deposits
Dec I... $l2a As sb4I 1872 sso5 944 So ~, us
Dec. s....... l3o2l436 T43 ss56, laS ST. 10!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-11


The following Is the Illinois Central company's
statement for November
LAND DxPAKrsDNY.
III $685. acres sold for. 3fs7, 3f& 81
6O,216.37 do. since January l.. $50 2l5 50
2a1 .260 So do. previously 10, 7Z5 s35 90
29I BOG Total sales. .sl6, T22 Os2 -
Construction bonds cancelled in November. $50 500 %
10. do. previously ............. I,o6s, 900 %
Total bonds cancelled. ............3 T24, 500 %
Total cash receipts IN Nov, 1890. ,sA5 %
Total cash receipts since LIST jan 1900. o95 96s 80
Total cash and bonds TO Nov 10 lsoO... 40O3 800 20
Cxsh receipts In November applicable 10 Cancellation
Of construction bonds Se272 or applicable
fund - l32 L. applicable interest fund, III col W.
miscellaneous accounts, ~ ,7ts 80.
TRAry1c DyrNkruEs7
Earnings for Nov, $500 -32S2, eS5 %
Warnings for Nov, lsse ........ xi5,6Io 81
L.
Total earnings since LIST Jan. 81 AS ,206 Is
Corresponding period Of 1882. ,po9 900 81
os
The attainment Of the Rhode Island hanks made
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed, Issued
I'D Out Of the Court Of O. ". Stout,0 Justice e1 ne
Peace In and for the Township Of PseeFvIlle COUNTY
Of q Dorado, and State 6f California, upon Judc
ment rendered therein on the 9oth day Of SepseEo.
beT, A. D. 1880, In favor Of John Bush, end a9AIno,
WarFIn A Holloway. for the sum Of one hundred ap1
seventy three 9OlOO dollars damages, for principal
and interest due, and interess thereon frOm thai
date ct the rate Of one per cent per month"; and ave
1910 dollars costs Of suit together with aeeTuInR
costs, and for the sale Of the moFtgAged properly
hereinafter named, ] have levied upon and Seised
and wl expose for sale. at public suction, 10 the
highest bidder, At Oates once, In the city Of Placer.
Vile, In said Township,
On the 23d day OF October. A. D. 1890,
A. the hour Of O'Clock, P ~ all the right, titIe in
teTeSt and claim Of the Above named defendant, In
and TO the following described property, lying and
being in the Township Of PAeeTvIlle, County and
State AforeSaid, to Wit The Coon Hollow rume, and
Tunnel Of the same, situated In Coon Hollow, and
commonly kn1Wn - Holloway 4 Aead'S Plume.
witness my hand this lst Day Of October, 4. D. 1860
o3-td A 9IMONTON Conntahle