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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

We gave yesterday morning, in our tele-
graphic news, the announcement that it
had transpired before the Congressional
Investigating Committee, that Judge Black
had been instructed on behalf of the Ad-
ministration, to offer Forney the round
sum of $50, OOo-the proceeds of the
Post Office Blank Printing, if he would
"changc his course" towards the Admins
tration. 1t appears by further adyiCcs
through our mails of yesterday, that a
Mr.. Webster, Philadelphia lawyer, was
entrusted with the delicate duty of buying
up Colonel Forney for the Administration.
The proposition was made through At
torney General Black, who wrote to Mr..
Webster to come to Washington and see
what could be done with "our highly
gifted and valued friend, Colonel Forney."
Mr.. Webster Immediately went to Wash
ington, and there met the Attorney Gen
eral, who proposed to give Colonel For
,ney the printing of the Post Office blanks
if.he would support the Lecompton poll
cy of the Administration. Mr.. Webster,
who is a very sagacious and prudent
lawyer, inquired how much the interest in
the printing would amount to. The At
torney General replied that Mr. Forney
should have all of the profits, which were
estimated at eighty thousand dollars dur
ing Mr.. Buchanan's term.
"Immediately after this interview, Mr..
Webster .tclegraphed Mr.. ForneY to meet
him at the cars in Philadelphia, which he
did. and they, in company with Henry S.
McGraw, drove to Mr.. Webster's house,
where the overture, and the circumstances
connected with it were fully discussed. A
state Of things had then arisen which pre-
vented reconciliation, and Mr.. Webster
wrote Mr.. Black, announcing Mr.. Forney's
declination, when the correspondence
closed"
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AmbrOtypes, Photographs, &c.

20 To wYKES' GALLERY AMI SEE 1HE
u crowds that daily resort there OF ,iu lie veil
known superior pictures, which he Is selling
GREATLY reduced prices, for n short time.
Being fully determined that gallery IN the city
shall under sell him and at the .nna s prepared
to take better picturSs than lie obtained elzs-
where, or charge nothing for them
Photographs cOlurrd WittCut extra G, i-sr, hy IN
experienced cOl0Tist.
Tie public will remember that Ave PR iums were
awarded " yles- for best pictures 81 i.r NztIJus
ls.l- and styles. ut the late Fair the Island.
Those wishing pictures sIoIild call 'HTy in tiIs
day possible. make preNiO;s arral ,vn-nts, {"
prevent long delay J. ". " inES.
IebI0 No. I39 Main 81, Top Of lac Il!I.'
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

orem. Hopkins { Co In Clrlnee=y Ia tle Circuit
Court Of uhi0 J,'urty. Va
Jacob u. Warden, ct. at. February I'D. IseV.
I',Irsnant to a decree rendered. in the above CnT
tel clu-- the ri lay Of February. i'cl. viii
q June lSct. the front door q tC ;sIIt HoJsc
OF ohio County. the highest bi,ivF, tlI; following
real estate 1T Warden Edwards. in 'ls :! and p!D
square Ne b. and lots No and , in 81 in
tie Buena Vista addition To the CITY %. Wheeling
lI:d arO the real estate OF the zaiJ Jsc I. Warden
in the biIl aul proceedings mentioned, VT The
half Of lot No. - in Cir4haI-Is M 10 the
City OF Wheeling. ami situate the -.Ith side OF
Quincy street; also the p1rT Of lot NJ :. SQUARE
No ID. situate at the corner suth Of Quincy aud east
~ Fourth streets. and measuring TN feet along
Fourth street and lightweight fer along Quincy
street: and .so the following real estate Il tbs said
Michael Edwards. Jr. in tie bill VrsceC,i ri-
mentioned. wit: Lott SDs- Gl- -. - s.Ei1 Fhe
northern two Thirds Of lot No. 80, I5ri and al
lnttcd = he sRid Edwards a0re>aist= lots No
IL and II in square No ~ situate In the town 0f
South Wheeling. and also the shares the sIi Mi
CIIacl Edwards, Dr. in lot No. s. ia JoIA-an Zane's
addition the City Of Wheeling being the fur
sevenths thereof in fec the oue-eE nth for the
joint lives Of said Michael Edwards, Jr, and Mary
his wife.
The said property will b sold upon the following
terms. viz= credit Of six. twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved security bearing interest frou she day
OF sale until paid and the title retained further
security until the whole Of tine PuTchE-r money
paid. SAINT. IRWIN
APPS sheriff U. I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

AT the great Boston Lincoln and Ham
lin meeting, the following resolution was
among those passed:
Resolred, That those bitter opponents of
the Republican party, who are so indig-
nant because some other of our distin-
guished statesmen were not nomin tied at
Chicago, are entitled to all the sympathy
they have any right to expect, considering
the nature of their appreciation of our
leaders, and the time and manner of ex-
pressing it; but let them possess their
souls in patience and indulge in the con-
soling reflection that, in the good time
coming, there will be ample opportunity to
do justice to every Republican candidate
for the Presidency before either OF them
shall have arrived at the age of our present
venerable Chief Magistrate. Meanwhile,
the patriotic men for whom such tender
regard is recently manifested, desire no
sympathy from former foes, and not one of
them will be influenced by personal disap-
pointment or selfish considerations, in the
consciousness, that
"He also serves who only stands and waits"
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DIED.

In South Wheeling. on Sunday 9th inst. in the
sOth year of his age, DUNCAN CAMPBELL. An old
finished his cours, kept the Faith, and his end
Peace.
Friends of the family are requested to attend his
mineral. on To-Day, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from the
residence.
Departed this life, in Davenport, Iowa. at the resi-
dence Of his son.in.laW, Mr.. EYERETT DRAKE, in
the 54h year Of his age The deceased was formerly
citizen Of Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

The editor of the Albany Time, has in
his possession real, live, singing mouse
The voice is clear and sweet as canary's,
and Of decided strength. The mouse is
of ordinary size and color, has become
quite tame, and seems to enjoy his singing
very much.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

GEN. WEBB, of the New York Courier 8.
Inquirer, in his paper of yesterday, is out
still more severely than Raymond, of the
Times, on Greeley for the course which be
took against Senator Seward, at Chicago,
and gives lengthy exposition of Greely's
motives in SO doing.
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ever placed in any situation where those
not in his immediate confidence could see
him. The necessity of disguise must itself
have proved to man of his personal pride
a terrible-almost compromising, punish
ment But that is all over now, and we
believe he is safe out of the country
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29
MRS. WINsLow,

An experienced nurse and female physician has
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitate the process Of teethng, by soening the
gums reducing all infamation-will aIIHy all pain,
and is to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
aug29 yd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE


The Original and Best In the World
All others limitations, and should be avoid
ed, if you wish to escape ridieule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without in-
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to W. A. BACHELOR since 1859, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair Of
the Patrons of his famous Dye.
WIN. A. BAUCHELORS HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED ipjure In the least however long it
may be continued, and the ill-efects of Bad Dyes
remedied the Hair invgOted for Life By this SPen-
did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
eB- The Genuine has the name aud address uPon
a steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
mhl3+l&wly 10 Bond Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29
LAX E FISH

Al well cured and recently ilsl ecteI
Oar long business connection with III yal!-s,sA
ing localities On the Lake. lie. lIrpn N-l-.
and SuPerior-) has - increased cur iIai,sst-z. =
the fishermen rs 10 render Ei>h an iuY,5rtart t.
Of Our trade I'VE NV betnS by far the .a-sgst fr-
eEs & frrsh water Ii~t IN ii.is country an iz ~
to have II receive the best pus.ib.c a;rs1t O. D.
have employed an experienced Aui .1F.;rre = g.
- devote his whole tirlc t. its mann meal ~ B,
in position u ufi-r n.lge ,htn ordinary .lt....,
TO buyers " Lake Iish. keeping Constantly 4 ,
plete assortment. Eui hos have every ys..-'r -.
choices; grades " PUunl ami Srinr gal. b.
which We uIeE At iatrs that will c,lnTs.e = d. :,
OIiI-r HiITkrJ- ~ We dat .kRlv.asly -
selves 10 lie unGeTs'lirL
tipEpON, SlcNILIsNkl
Cleveland Nay Ism why:-a,et. :.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

Rolling Mill and Neil Factory. y .ih IL e -
and extensive Coal lands attached b 'lsi- 81.
Wheeling. FoT further particulars APP! e
CormiclS. E~l-. Pittsburgh Pa ~
sp21-tf WI. Petersen Eh-'.--'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

g. STORE ROOMS. OFFICES AND pE1Lii, g.
81 FTan:s and Brick. Rooms T. he i.
TnIT'i story q ,.osl lu1i-e-. AMI 80 ii7I :" Z.
feet: also BuikiInzs Lots for s,I, --s - ~ -
terms apply 70 1ii's V 'i.NbL,rA
~ tff.rr. No. Isi,,. Main stree -'-s'l > -
and UniOn-Up Stair. 49,
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. GREAT SALE OF
Trust Property i'm BeIIaiTe, O.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT
i Of Common Please. of Belmont county. Ohio. and
to carry out the purposes Of the Trust viii sen At
Public Auction in BelIlire- the 9Th day OF June
next, the following valuable Real Estate, in said
town. viz:
40 Town Lots. interspersel through the business
parts nf the town.
20 Siie-hiIi Lots beautiful sites for residences.
2p Acres of Land, in lots adjoining the last
named: Teserving the coal privilege.
- Acres of Coal Privilege. in acre lots: with two
veins of and feet respectively Of excellent oIiu
minOus coal.
Also. the '.BeImOnt House, built FIR and now Oc-
cupe first class Hotel at rent Of about 10 per
cent on its cost.
Also. the brick Store Block" opposite the RaIti-
and Ohio Railroad Depot, and now occupied for
stores, offices, &C.. at good paying rents.
All of said property. or 50 much Of II As may be
necessary provide for and pay or the claim Of r.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. 4 81. of said 9TH
day Of June next, and TO continue from day to day
TERMS. OxE-TTFTH in hand and the belancs. with
interest, In four equal payments every ak months
thereafter.
property sold, at any time completion OF the pay
ments.
BELAIRE the point Of junction Of the Baltimore
Ohio. the Central ohio and the Cleveland 3 Pitts
burg Railroads. Is situated an elevated plain with
an excellent steamboat landinE=-i5 entirely free
from the highest Hoods OF the Ohio river and being
backed 10y rich mineral and agricultural region l.
well situated both for commerce and for mauutactu-
ring Within about Ave years the population start
in from a village Of about 30 inhabitants has In
creased 1000 anil the place bids fir To he THE
commercial town Of Eastern Ohio.
The pressure Of the times will probably cTuse the
sales made now, to be very much below the TRUE val
ne, AMI parties contemplating purchase will not BIZ
likely to have another opportunity 80 tay1Ta9ls
rn,vos-td Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29
THE WIDOW SMITH

some time since married Mr.. Biolheim-
er, who with her occupies the house from
which the first husband was driven. He
is considerable of man, and "knows how
to keep hotel" that being the present
occupation of himself and all that re-
mains to tell the mournful tole of old
Smith, the great defunct. The hotel in
which they entertain the travelling weary
was formerly the headquarters of the
faithful. The alarm bell still hangs,
though ropeless, in the belfry, and evil
dences of the Prophets love of style are
many and varied. \ Rnc grapery is in
full growth at the side of the house, and
the only decent orchard have seen since
leaving Chicago is in the rear. The lady
woose name heads the paragraph is about
sixty years of age. She has fine figure
portly and fair, and is evidently kind
hearted and benevolent lady, who is tine
tured little with the. spirit of the tradi-
tional Yankee, and who agrees with the
Scripture that it is not good for man to
live alone.
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BEST CCLTIVATOR II Use
FOR RENT


g. THE TWO STORE ROOMS ArJaiNINH !-i
g5:sS Drr.. H"li-- n Logan. Lit 4 C,-s- ',..ls
myl3-tf Enauireoi J. II. rlNILLN
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LARGE 4 COMMODIOUS ROOMS!

The Superiority of his Lights Of which there sew
eral with other facilities aud improved Engagements
in connection with the number Of his assistants
able him To wait upon hundreds with ease
LADIES AND G GENTLEMEN are cordially invitei
to call and examine NEW SPECIMENS u
COlOred Photographs and IIolIoiyPss.
just now is Your best time for such Pistasea Part.
ridge has for short time Artists eInlJvs1 ENCLU
SIVELY IN THAT DEPARTMENT. feb2j
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Vincent's New Coulter Shovel Pl.v

Vlneent'S rev Coulter Shovel E..E
TTAENEES ARR. ISNiTED TO EXaviNi .-.
E-c=- E-.f-l's ..lrat tvtT fhe ----- 81 =
TIyu-h. u Jh-ISy.-hly -tiF- the -ui G a.. E =
vee-i- riots e. ruH- d-cr-r aG'l ~ rhy -
lighter than alv other Sh.yrl iluuCh. Az
double Shovel PIr.Gsh, u the laos, ,pi-yrl -,
ard let make wvo'l-si ds-.i.e .li,s-+- vtL ~
slIares Of NV IattrTn uIHf.- eNpE---ly trrr- j.
celebrated frrkhsEi Expanding Cultivate! 4..---
versatile steel teeth admitted :" - the
BEST CCLTIVATOR IL JSE.
Also singh I,or-c corn Plough- wrought -is-s '',
vatoFs. expanding harrow teeth CHltiFit.E-. 80
full assortment of s,str-n au'I i.iI H. If 81 -
aud patterns fsy sale -
JOHNSON FGuSI
General Agents flr Wool Improved Mo- =
chine the prize % h5ril = = . an. f.; 'i
ai,Cut SIl L., .h4a any other ul1LIL ls-
n-ld -rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

VIZ see by the correspondence of one Of
our exchanges, that our old friend Col
Freeman, of Hancock county, who was
one of the delegates to the Chicago Con-
ventiou, has been having gay time since
we parted company with him on the Miss,
issippi river. In company with a number
of newspaper men and delegates, he paid
visit to NauYoo-the primeval seat oil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Joe Smith reigned
and fell, and where young Joe and his
mother still hold out.
This brings us to the present state of
NAUvoo CITY.
A vast extent of ground is covered by
the ruins of this city. Streets beautifully
laid out, wide and spacious, macadamized
and in good order, afford evidence of good
taste and systematic design. Numbers OF
large brick houses, with doors gone, win
dows broken, and partially unroofed and
useless, in every sense of the term. A
very large unfinished brick hotel with
marble cappings, is in the centre OF the
CITY, very picture of desolation and de-
struction. The site of the town is unsur-
passed By any on the river. tbs most add
mirubly adapted for the wants of large
city; access TO it is easy, by land ard WA
ter, the climate is genial, and the general
condition of the place healthy. Silce the
departure of the French, the Germans
have focked there In crowds, an now
occupy the greater portion of the city.
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copy right Of this advertisement FseursiI
THE CLIMAX HAS ARRIVED!
Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest!
PARTRIDG
TILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS!
Elegance & Durability OF Finish!

In happy contrast with those nat frot Slew shade
les e1pres-0al-Ss Pictures in which s!+hUc=h the
prominent features have LETT faint trace display u
paint and gliding. takes the place Of all nicer Iuiits
Such contrasts arc made daily ~ p5Ttiidsc.s. by
the Of Pictures obtained at d0ULt pariIi' -
price. which art brought in a. be re-ssl-eu.
PARTRIDGE il now GIYISG AWAY his Clss
and Frames, the pictures heinS worth double the
price charged Tor the whole.
Thvsc in want Of HIGH PRICED WORK need not
fear that the great number resorting to Partridge
will interfer with their aeeomnlodation. His
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29
YOUNG 10 SMITH,

the son of the Prophet, is &c years of age,
and occupies the house in which his
father first lived. He believes as lid his
father. in all the Mormon doctrines, except
the one Uhich countenances plurality Q l'iVeS.
He is Justice of the Peace, and lives on
his property. His house resembles an old
fashioned, gable ended New England farm
house, surrounded by n neat plot of
ground, thickly studded with trees. In
the drawing-room hangs portrait of the
old Prophet himself, which lUoks lust as
he did, cow-lick and all, twenty years ago.
Mr. Smith is highly respected by his
fellow-townsmen, on whom he does not
attempt to obtrude his opinions. He
He does not hold great deal of landed
property here, though he has available
means elsewhere.
The relict of Prophet Smith,
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ssOdd FellORs Han Gomez,

NEW q OLD CATAWBA WINES
: mny Is I'M CT ZANE CO.'S.
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''He also serves who only stands and waits
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IF YOU WANT A TIE, cISAVAT,
uudeFshirt Pair Of Drawers SILK or men Hand
Eerciiefs Half Hose Stock OF any article oftESTS
fUkSISIIIAG GOODS, be sure 10 go q
mylO JOHN 7. LAKIS-S-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-31

Jkebin, and Empire repg; shrs Amy Chase, for Mnaan:
Yankee Blade for N side OF Cuba Elliot, for Havana,
PHILADELPHIA Oct 3O-Arr steamship Boston, Jrocber
kYosh briEs kcord Horn nucbl L~enwen Rotterdam Or
Baker WAreham schrs Ants Hayes, Carson, NYork
Ann, Blake, Calais; Brown I'd yards and Grace Caro-
line BAneM NYoIk CID steamship virgiIia Kelly Rich
mono; lark Thos Dsle.t D Lsguayra brig Biow sater,
hsin , schs Horensa Fowley salisbury S,own En-
PORTLAND, Oct 7-Arr brigs Thomas Conner York Ma
1nzas boiling Wave eweads Cardenas via Holmes Hole
Ocean Traveller Sargent BALTIMORE Emra McDonad Phi
lAdelpha Ga steamer Thomas Swami kamssy NYork barE
Peri Miller Wscasset 10 load for Cuba sid, wind W. ship
Mont Bsnc barhs lola Wye 0dd Fellow bgs John Dow,
George Albert, Aenophon, Eico and large fleet OF
cosEers.
2sih-Ayr bark Phlena, wInslow, Syork
fohTsMouIH Oct 27-Arr tchr Joseph Fish, Bickmore,
PROVIDENCE Oct 2e-sld schrs Alexander Henderson,
Crowel Philadelphia Parker Smith NYork via Bristol
PAWIlfKET Oct 2-Arr schrs Ptnhes Clark, Delaware
City; 4 Watson HAllock. Rondout
RICHMOND, Oct T-Sd steamship Roanoke. Couch,
NYork; brgs Ann Grant Swain RIO JSnelro Amy War
wick, Brown, do; schr susan. Rogers B1ston
SANANSAH Oct 26Arr ship Olhello Greenongh, Charles
ton; brig Mnna dor Wesle stockholm; schr Vaughan
Mount, NYork
sALEM Oct GAR banks Csiharine Lefsvour wInnebah,
Wtoas OF Africa; Persis (newl Ashhy, Ne yburyport.
BLOOMINGTON, Oct 27-sli schr Jane, Barber MOI.
WARkHAh Oct 26-arr schrs Lady Adams Hadwn,
Jersey CITY, Jenney Bishop; Angler Besie, and tamarne,
Quincy NYork, Henry Cole Hazetln, Alexaudra; Stag,
townsend GeorRetown j Mckee, Meadeu, Baltimore; X
Potter Bebce, bnxabsthport; Walden, Smith Aeran-
ora, z1h Jane Kelley and Iarkin Kelley, Jersey Cys
Dethport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-31

Provisions -Pork--The market Was less buoyEui AM
active with sales Of about 800 bbls ipoGing
at 80 80 GO, and Al 81 50 ti sT for prime,
Ard sl3 90 Tor cid DO. Beef was steady and In tsr de
mand The fales embraced a5oat $50 bhlF, including
country At o. a 60, rcpacGed mcse at 80 80 25
sud A sii Gil SO for extra Prime beef and beef
haris were ron nal Bacon Wa scarce and nrn lard
10 fair demand ard prices scsdy, with Gales q b,ut
$50 bells Al L.; l3c. for and old. Batter aud
cheese were unchanged.
Rox steady with small sales, IN lots, ai4%c ssaGc
stGARs The unfsvorabe weather checked sales,
VII Oh couaae 70 about III hhds cuDa the market
closing dun
Tslfow VAS arun; Is 900 lbs prime sold at 1870.
rguscoo.-Businc~ IL sorncw hat slackenng aaf vii be
more limited until after the election, saes 20 bales ia
II 500 SIC; els DO lars At 3. IST eases seed
lgaf a. ~ Also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-31
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1860.

vance Of in Mssouris, in Tennessees, u IN New
York Central, II in Erie, in Hudson River, "a IN
Harlem, 1 in Reading /! in guaranteed, in Michi-
gan Central, II in Illinois Central, q in Galena,
II Toledo. 2 10 Rock Island. The following were
the closing prices of the day:-United States SIS
1874, 1903 l03i; Indiana State, 90 a 80; Virginia
6s, 81 s7l; Tennessee 6's, 81 50; Missouri s's,
IA 77l; Canton, Is 10; Cumberland Coal pre-
ferred, lOl III; Pacific Mail, 90 3d. New York
Central, So SGT; Erie, 3Ol 800; Hudson River,
81 60; Harlem, III Is; do. preferred, Az AZ;
Reading, i23 424; Michigan Central, 63l a 63i;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, Isl 10;
do guaranteed, 50 $50; Panama, l23 l2i; ILL
nos Central, "A Tag; Galena a ad Chicago, ~ a
721; Cleveland and Toledo, $50 a 80; Chicago and
Rock Island, COZ col; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, s41 s5l; Illinois Central bonds, 80 a 81.
The Board of Directors of the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Company are in
session, consulting in relation to the frs mortgage
bonds, which mature day after tomorrow. II is
understood that they will offer holders a choice OF
sinking fund bonds or new sheet Of coupons, and
it is expected that about threefourths of the
holders viii acquiesce at once in the arrangement.
The total amount Of the issue no maturing is less
than a million.
Holders Of second mortgage bonds OF the Hudson
River Railroad Company, who have not availed
themselves of the opportunity OF doing rendered
them by the proposals of December last, are re.
CURED 10 do so on or before December /.
The following is NELL Bros statement Of the
movements Of cotton for the last week and since
Let September 1859, compared with the five pre-
ceding years.