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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01
STEAMBOATS,, EHIprIro, 40.

srnAM1oATs, EHIrrINo, &C.
e.e Canal Boat MERCHhNT VII III
leave asabove. Fortnight, s.yLy g oox
oc SLIT At the She'd Dock ct.
IEssEcIAMks Eyer sr TaS STAN
THuksbhS MoEsNgp next the nE is E
II Hfa and .rSs 70
an. at s sor
tas ans fHsf
DAY MORNING; at the same hour. IS O'Clock. J
cept SUNDAY Thus making daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and ac-
The Boats will touch at al the regular Landings
going and returning, and take freight as usual;
paid for when sent dow n. and we viii not be re-
sronsibe for IT atter1t is landed on the wharf for
which II is MARRIED.
PASSAGE to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth. 81.
oo IL is 70 HAsKINs.
s1en FALLAN WISTER AR.
- Elk tEk1twEhN Z kId I'm 8 s
s AfG EE ROOM kNp s?s
JAN EsTowT and RoHNoKE viii ii / lea = e Rich r h
m me for New York as follows. stopping at Nor
h s0sR fKhF @ every Tues.
0a The .flnGfR Gspt SKINNER
day afternoon, at 4 o clock. II
The ROANOKE. Capt. Couch, every Sunday af
~ Returning from New York every Tuesday,
Isnrsda' and ~ Saturday, at 3 p M.
Steerase Passage to Rev York only SIS.
Passage to Norfolk the same as by the river
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the mex,
&C Its Opposite Steamers Wharves
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SRIhIoR FRUIT, SUPERIOR FRUIT.
Pea eiyins, and for sale IN store Extra Eating
G,Tns o.AcE damtuTg. Isabella and Malaga
FED reaches and ORANGES.
- ~ ! ONl next door 10 Exchange Bank.
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CPLENDID BARGAIuS. AND NO MIS-

= TAKE-CHAS A u WATKIN, 8h and Main
streets, nearly opposite the Srotswood Hotel
SIS oil at and under cost for cash only. LADIES'
and gentlemen from the country Will do we'll to
give us q cal, as such chance Is rare offered
IN fine and useful Dry Goods, Lad es' Dress Goods
OF al! styles Ribbons, Men and Boys Wear, I'm
hFelIas. Merinos Silks, Collars, Bands, Ruches !;
also, large lot aid French Merinos at 62>s cts,
exactly hsi the regular prlce.
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IL DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
ana keep Tor sale In quantities to suit purchasers,
WARE-RooMs, NO. IS MAIN STREET
X e H ION D, VA,
ALL KINDS OF
&c a r L h L L II Ct s,
FLOOR OF CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES
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THE WEDDING RINGis em6ie .o,,Io ~ i6s

'TNHE WEDDING ING is emble oatIc az 1he
marriage station. Gold will wear ont by iric.
ton, abrasion, 30; hut never rusts-nsve1 tar
nishes is always bright. Thug.wi,h life the Ring
Is WI hoat end; so likewise Ia the union without
interruption or end, except by the death of the
parties. ~ VI 'Ao
r Inc Wedding RinE heing plain, shows that the
iair one to whom Il is given is, in the estimation Of
the siVer the most reriect and oveabe of ner sex
needing not the foreign aid of ornament 10 render
her Just the woman for him to love and cherish ali
his days. "
good assortment of plain Gold Rings, suitable
90 deT eadnS RingS, lust finished, be found at
70 vi AIN STREE L. where will be found Watches.
Jeweiry, Silver Ware, silver plated Ware, Spes-
taciss, &c. 10. Watches, Jewelry and Speetasiea
repaired In the best manner
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~ MISS v. A. TEMPLENAN g,Sa >,
SNYWi open, on SATURDAY MORN ES$gZ
* IN ), Oct. IS. at no. 2i2 BROAD ST, SkkQ
NETS, HATS, &C, with a splendid assortmen of
RIBBONS. FLOWERS, and HEAD PRESSES,
Also, beautiful assortment of EMBROIDE-
pleasure in showing them to all vino may favor
her with call. oc Him
-N MADAME GRADE, FRESCHsAs1
SNspMlLLIN FIR AN n DRESS MAKER Hsgkg
* us Main st, corner of llth ST., informs 10Sx
the !aGes that she wlll open her rooms for the
Ribbon. Feathers, Illusion Goods, Sieeves, Real
Lace Sets, etc Also, Perfumery, Embroidered
Iokes, Infants Robes. Particular attention TO
ing. WA open TUESDAY, 10th October.
wanted, a MlLLIN FIR. Oc Him
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| WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w RRHaD STREET

My stock of WINDOW SHADES baisg very
large. | am determined TO run them off cheaper
than ever. The following is my list OF prices -
Dark Landscapes. 81 cents, worth 70; PLAIN Geld
Shades, rs cents, with fixtures complete; Gold,
with Centre. 81, worth at least S2 Gold and Vel
vet, 30, worth ST; beautiful Bouquets IS cents,
cheap al 81 so; splendid Vase Shades. 80 cents,
can't be BOUGHT elsewhere for So; Gothic style,
Dry Landscapes, Pleasure and Hunting Scenes, IN
end, ess variety; German, English and American
Oil Cloths all widths, very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very iowsaud all wool; Car
petlng only 50 cents, great bargain; $50 large gilt
framed Parl0r Pictures. rich scenery at the as
line of DRY GOODS, cheap for cash. Call soon at
tie established cheap Dry Goods and Window
Shade Store Of NJ GOLDEN, 233 Broad street
p 81 keen n q travelling AGENTS I'm
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &C.. &c.
chev will have made to order,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have opened splendid lot of CARPETING
Of our own Importation, and are now prepared to
exhibit the latest sty les IN every grade.
Cur assortment of CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmings &c. is unsurpassed and our STOCK is
complete of WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, sc.
Buyers are invited to examine our GOODS which
Will be sold on accommodating terms.
sc HIM RICHARDSON q CO, 95 Main st.
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pkEPARE FOR COLD WEATHER-Au
= persons in want of CLIO THING, will find at los
MAN street, evers article OF wearing apparel 10
SUIT the approaching season. Our goods are STYLISH
anu durable. Cali ard see for on rselves
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.
Jos. corner Main AID latin, or Pearl sis
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CEgvANTs' CL0TRIEG--SERyAN
- CL0THlNG.-0ur assortment of Servants
Clothing was never so good as IL Is now. consist
ing OF all the usual varieties-sav. Heavy VlT-
gina made Fulied Cloth heavy q do. do. do do;
Sheep's Greys, KeIseys, Cassinets, &c Ne; Ian
Fiannels, Stockings, re, 40. All of which We
offer for sale as low goods Of the same quality
can be had In Richmond.
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ID ahd ioNGIks. &c.--No.I Reef Tongues
snd ooa n,nosed Beef, No Corned Beef ia half
"a NON p ei , Oois put up for family use Smoked
+1eA4ea Salmon. &c, r sale By
BURTON A LhEENHOW.
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A h Ill AssOhTMENT of Badwin's Pre-
WIS1 I'm ~. bench and Moulding Planes; Annealed
te l., 'oi Dahng hay, cut IN suitable lengths; for
FAN-LEW, TAYLOR i CO,
No "a Main street.
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| WAGNER. DaU6Glsr AND AP0THE-
s.;, e stoGs Of DRUGS MEDiCINE PANTS.
genuine PArkNT MEDICINES, MEDICINAL
LciQ coR and WINES; Imported ADD domestic
SSiS rnRS; Turkish and Amsfleal SMOKING To-
Brushes; Combs, Pocket Books, Porte Monuaies,
Colos ne, HAIR Oils and fine Extraots. The best
ways ON hand. con. 9Th AND BROAD SITS
UHiN'S GENUiNE FRENCH Ex-
- ACTS for the Handkerchief; LubIn's
Soaps. English Honey, Brown Windsor, and Other
choice Toilet Soaps; Toilet Mirrors; hair Pre-
Paratons oi all kinds; genuine roIt 0iss Shell
Combs; ivory, Horn and Ind \ Rubber Combs.
HAIR Brushes; Tooth, Matt and other Brusnes In
store, and having all been bous ut for cash will be
sold cheap, at JOS LAIDLEV,S ~
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9TH uI ING Hou NuTtar ON and NJ am ss
f,oUGH RI MkDiES.- BODEKER'S Pulmo-
Ba'sani OF Wild Cherry. Mrs. GARDENERS Baisam
LivetwoIt, Mgs DAVIS Cough Eiixer. Thompson's
Jayle's ExpectoTsnt, Roses Cough SyTua, Dr.
buffers Syrup Tou, Bryan's pulmonio Wsfefs,
Browns Bronchial Truches for sale by
A. BODEKER n CO, Aputhssaries
Main street. nesr Did N arkat
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ICold Cream. O,ts Rose Lip salve, Glycerine
Lotion, ChuIch's I.onen for the skin; also. row
lands Kalydor, Bay Ram, Coloknes. Handker-
chief Extracts, all Doors, and many other indIs-
peasabls Toilet Articles, in store for sale by
p JOHNSTON q iyffD Druxgists
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DRY GOODS, CARpnTIN0D, 10.

49, N000, - AArdx1N00i sc.
lsS's HsSs,yEsR 200 ssa sAr s
Sd fsfssd iR ssssAt Ifii & al eF
which | shali sell very cheap. Give nue. q CALI
T. Rosk. ass BROAD st, bet'n ID and Sd d.
n Don't forxetth the place. ocS-i.a'
a DDITIoN Ls,,pp,,r.o,
cLoAKs. sHAwLs, &c. ''oD''
We are Offering great Inducements IN
sWosDs { ffhhRS1H.I IL Broad .t.,
SEoosD LARGE sUf sst, o. ON w,v~z,
DRY OODs.
BREEDEN & FOX, BROAD STREET,
!G' Ss' ssfy OF la 1865 Gf Set A'
We woa,d call special attention to a splendid az.
DRESS 6oeDs.
AZ sreatiy reduced prices, bought during the past
AuCTIoS Sal rs IN NEW YORK.
below those Of the openins Of the season. stH'' A''
sFsifE SS2l ffslS?: stock Of
~ p6MESssTfiScA AND HEAVY GOODS
OWN we nave teeeSed during the past week. our
NEGRO AND BED BLANKETS,
ENGLISH H ffEN aT55otps.
ENGLISH AND WELSH FLANNEIS, SC 10,
In all OF which we feel sure we can offer great in
ducements 10 the trade
We invite the attention of
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
To our present stock. with the confident assurance
that they will find II larger and m Jre attractive
than IL has ever been in any former season.
BREE0EN & FOX.
oo l2-Htt iD 2N Broad street.
I AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
IL LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
am now In receipt of q sp endd assortment of
the very lstest and most fashionable sty les of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

I AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS!
IL LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
am now In receipt of q sp endd assortment of
the very lstss and most fashionable Sly les of
LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS,
which will be kept co nplete during the whole ses-
son, as NJ, arrangements are suoh that every new
Etyte will be sent to me at once
Parucular attention is called to my fresh i'm
ported stock of
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOODS,
In sill existing kinds and colors, which [ am able
IN sell at the very lowest prices.
WORST ED JACKETS, TALMAS, HOODS, of
my own direct Importation, and far superior in
qualIty and sty.e TO any OF the Germantown goods
usually kept in other stores
SrhMPING. EMBH0l DERING, and KNIT
TING done on the shortest notice, and most 40
commod ltlng terms. c.. BOETrCHER
oc lin l75 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

Rwyvo q. HELLER a. 60. have one of the
ESxrk targe.t stocks of TRUNks. BONNET
0l1f1 BOXES, VALICES, CARPET BAGS. &c.,
of the best maaufaoture, and are selling them at
prices To please AL wno Examine them.
Come one, come all,
TO the great Trunk Hall,
O. HELLER 4 co lS3 Broad st
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CRANDnPENING FALAKGE WEIL.

u SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS-0n MONDAY morning,
October 22t 1860. at NJ. MIFTEL OURFER'S. No.
225 BROAD street. / have Just received from auc-
ton some of the greatest bargains DRESS
GOODS that ever offered to the ladi les OF this
city, such Silks. Poplins, B ocatess Felours,
&c., az to which ask the particu lar attention of
all in want of any to give me call. have Just
received and Will continue daily 70 receive, ali of
the latest st, les of i.0AKS aud NJ ANTLES, such
Arabs, Japanese, Zouaves, Bournons. Shawl
ettes, DC. lhe attention Of the la les IS again
called 10 my stock of housakeep NJ Goods, of all
ard evers description. All kinds of Vireina makes
OF Cloths, Lnseys, Sc.; Of men and women's
wear. Give ME call before purchasing else
where. Nj MlTTELDORFER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

IL The most pleasant and efeotuai worm med-
clue ever discovered. Ii Is remedy that no child
VII Ieiuse Dat rather crave, as 1t posse none
ot those nauseous ingredients of which other
worm distro, eIs are composed. 1t put up In the
loThi oi beautiful sugar plums. / or sale by
A. BODEKER Il CO., Dmgslsta,
Mao strset naar ia 49,.
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D.K6aTNsiN solferino Plaid slAs,
ID Magenta Plaid Silks, Blue aud Black, Green
and Black Silks for sale at 521a cts per yard new
AZ, lie Dark Ground Silks and embroidered Figures;
Printed Fouiard Silks; Plain Back Silks IN great
varieties OF widths aud qualities, all new and for
sale at very low prices. c,,,,,,,,,
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III GOODS. Flats, Bonnets. Ruches, Uncut
Veivels, Satins, Flounoes. Bonnet Ribbons Che
white sash Ribbons; Plush, Black Velvet Rlb-
bons, and all sty les OF Millinery Goods. AZ low
Prices h. GOLDSMiT. l76 Brosd st.
QLACK ALPACAs-ONLY A NlHEfENCE
ID 500 Yards Black Alpaca TO he run off at utEe-
pence. Now is the CHANGE for cheap Mourning
Dresses at IZEKIEb'S Cheap Store,
Mall
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MOTHER INVOICE of those rleh Arab
n Clocks at vs. Just rsceivsd and an assoft,
ment, of different sty les, at very low prices. Call
early If you want 10 secure the greatest bargain
in q Cloak. u. 6OLDsMfT, l7s Broad st.
CHAWLS AND Dk ESs TRIMMINGS.
Dress TTmmngs which we are Offering al hail the
usual cost Ladies', call and see the N. 50 Il
CHAE. A. GWATklN, 9TH sud Main sts
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FANCY CASHMERE PANTs-5o0 PAIR
L Embracing every VARIETY. style aud aualIty.
French, English and American Cassin res. in
latest patterns, ali qualities, tashioaRbte cut low
prices; Black Cashmere Pants. sinsi 10 ana douhe
mied; Tricot Waved Face, French Twill. and
plain, all prices. ITO Main street.
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q ATS.OVEKtOATS- Ofevery style.
Gquaitty and shape-Black Sack Overcoats. Black
and Froek oyercoats, and eysry other style to suit
inc tas tie OF all. NOAH WALKER q CO.,
LOB, cor. Main and Iath or Pearl lists
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JOSEPH LAIDLEY'S Apothscary,
Sign oil the Red Mortar 9th ana Main sta

25 HHDS. prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders;
W 100 boxes Cutting aud f.. D. Cheese; 800
boxes Adamantine Candles; 100 boxes Jacason's
Sandles 20J boxes AItmeyel's Candles zoo foxes
brown soap; leo bags Java Coffee. in store Tor
sale by NASSIE A. IEAsaNTS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03
New York for Douglas.

All the indications point to the fact that
the vote of New York will be given for
DOUGLAS at Charleston. The New York
News, a little anti-DoUGLAs paper says that
Mr.. CLANCY, editor Of the New York Leader
and the city leader of the delegates to
Charleston, states that " a very large major
ity of those delegates are for DOUGLAS" In
this declaration the News further says that
CLANCY spoke by authority, being fully
justified by the open declarations of his
colleagues in this section of the State" In
addition the same paper says, we have
now to furnish more emphatic and explicit
announcement from far more influential
quarter. The Buffalo Courier, owned by
and generally recognized as the home organ
of DEAN RICHMOND, throws off all disguise
and says"
'Our own Empire State has, out of the dele
gates selected, fifty seven sure for Douglas, and
only thirteen for other candidates. BY vote
which passed the Convention in this State, the
delegation is required to vote as unit at
Charleston. Douglas having the majority OF
the delegation will receive. therefore, the
unanimous vote of the great Empire State at
Charleston"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03
The Young Men for Douglas.

A Milwaukee correspondent of the Chi
cago Times, thus notices an element of
strength which will accrue to the Democracy
in far greater force with DOUGLAS as a cam
didate, than with any other man. After
abiding to other reasons why DOUGLAS
should receive the Charleston nomination,
the writer adds:
Another and weighty argument, is that his
nomination is asked by, and would be respon.
ded to with unbounded enthusiasm by the
young Democracy of the Union. The Demo.
cratic party possesses wonderful power OF &C
erection by perpetually recruiting its numbers
from the ranks of young men. 1t contains to-
of that age when all the impulses are warm,
by the cautious lukewarmness of disappoint-
ment or time-serving prudence. The preference
of this large class of electors for Senator Doug.
las is decided and ardent Whatever can be
done by activity, by the magnetic power of a
fresh and earnest confidence, and by disinter-
ested but jealous devotion to great favorite,
would be brought by the young Democracy to
the support of Mr.. Douglas. The want of ex
perience would be made up by an untiring zeal
and an irresistible enthusiasm, such as no can
didate has ever raised. The party needs just
such aid, and no other nominee wonld receive
so much of it as Judge Douglas, whom all the
young Democracy hail as their champion, and
round whose standard they would rally with q
spirit that half wins triumph before the bat
tie begins.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03

The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says of the discussions
at the meetings of the Women's Hearthstone
Club there" One week the all absorbing
topic is pumpkin pies, and how to make and
cook them. Another week the epgrossing
theme is " Goldfish balls" Elaborate essays
are read on the use of the bottle innursing,
taking mp and putting down carpets re-
moving stains from kid gloves and hum
dred other tiny domestic topics. Twelve
members speaking at one time is common
occurrence, and the general effect on an
outside listener is very much like the garru-
lous twitter of a flock of blackbirds. At
the last meeting the dominant theme was
dolls. 1t needless to say that the rag baby
advocates were crushed and Inundated in
the discussion, and that the Presidentess,
who is clothed with the awful power of decid.
ing all controversies, settled the question for
all time in favor of painted India rubber,
both on artistic and unitarian grounds.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03

Everything seems to conspire to render
DoUGIAs's nomination at Charleston abso-
lutely certain. The Northwest will be
represented there as a unit in his favor.
The Northeast will support him quite as
unitedly. The Middle North is also safe
for him, except Pennsylvania. Over one
third Of the South will be openly and
strongly for him. And to make the result
positive, the action of another third OF
the South, will cement together bis original
strength so firmly, and bring so large &C
cessions to it, that his nomination NAV now
be calculated upon at the second or third,
if not on the very first, ballot.
The action of DOUGLASS enemies at the
South, and the enemies of the Union-for
they are SYNONYMOUS terms-is precisely
of a character to guaranty his success.
Alabama and Mississippi send delegates to
Charleston, instructed to withdraw from
the convention before nominations are made,
provided the convention fails, beforehand,
to incorporate the doctrine of Congress
sional Slave Code into the platform of the
party. 1t is barely possible that one or
two more slave States may follow. this
xample.
DOUGLAS could ask nothing better. This
course will throw out of the convention that
class of votes which would be cast against
him-and against any man who could be
elected-under all circumstances. 1t will
reduce that much the number of delegates,
and, of course, the number required to make
up two-thirds majority while it leaves
his strength intact. Nor will the secession
of these delegates interfere with the har-
mOny of the convention, or with the success
of the Democratic ticket in the Southern
States. They will be permitted to retire,
without objection, and to the relief of the
great body, who will 60 to Charleston, not
to destroy the party and the Union, but to
build up both on strong, national plat
form, to be administered by reliable ma
tional man. These delegates. once with
drawn, the convention will proceed harmo
uiously to endorse the old doctrines of the
party, and to put in nomination their most
illustrious champion. The South will be a
unit, on election day, in support of the
action of the Charleston Convention. Fire
eating delegates may rave against DOUG.
LAS, and curse the Union; but the people
of the Southern States will neither bolt
the platform nor the nomination,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03

The majority committee ofive-out of the
original committee of sixteen-on Railroad
matters, in their printed bill, make the fol-
lowing proposition to the holders of State
Railroad bonds: To pay new bonds at
twenty-five cents on the dollar for the old
ones the new bonds to bear interest from
the year 1868. These new bonds, in the
year 1863, would not be worth, certainly,
over eighty cents on the dollar. This would
give, at the end of two years, the present
bondholders twenty cents on the dollar.
Deducting the two years interest, at seven
per cent, from the price received for the
old bonds, and the net proceeds to the bond.
holders would be just six cents on the dol
lar. If the present holders Of these bonds
have received no interest for the year past,
they can make further deduction of seven
cents from the six cents on the dollar left,
and then have balance nearly equal to the
current value of La Crosse and Milwau-
kee Railroad stock; with which, we think,
they ought to be we'll satisfied.
We understand, however, that, in order
to render the scheme harmonious and COM
plete, in all its parts, the committee propose
to add another clause to the bill, providing
that all bondholders shall be imprisoned in
the county Jail until the above liberal pro-
position is accepted.