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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-07
Missouri City Association and
Misunderstanding Company.

IkNBE ABOVE COMPANY, HAVING Sc.
n CURED The purchase Of its lands ia pald yell si
Hannibal ana ST. Joseph Railroad, and divided the
same into building lots and farms pow ensr me same
tiOn, with maps.-can be obtained by calling on or
addressing the Association, at 81 West Ihird;st.'
Cinrinnafi, Ohio oc23-KDW
NOTICR.-THE -QNDERsIGNED -Q HAYE
IN Jnst opened our NEW DRUGSTORE, and viii
Keep for sale fine Havana Cigars, Tobacco, Fancy
aud old CASTLE Soap Lubina Extracts, franch aud
TnRlish POmades, Cologne and Lavender Waters OF
all descriptions Bathing sgongesi Hair, Nail and
Tooth bTshe and all articles that usually kept
by Drugdsts and ApOthecaries, We beg the ins aec-
tion Of our stock before purchasing eseWhere Pre-
and niEht llEO. ~. MATTHEW'S co late ~
the cor Sixth aud John sta. N. Il. corner Central
avenue and 0eorse-freee sIu holft
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WANTED.

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4 iLOsT,n aFoUND,i' a BOA ARDINo,'' &o skd.
fertlsemente coming under these headings not ex-
Qeding hyelines, VII b inserted twice for 20 cents.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 81. ID.

1HlRSDAft DrN ~ ~ NJ
The stocS marse, orened with strong feeling this
roorning with little resistance from the bears
The business however, not large, the commission
houses having but few orders and the demand IL
mainly 10 cover maturing contracts and on foreign
orders Numerous orders to pnrchase hrie and Illinois
Central have beeu received by the recent CLEANERS,
and purchases Of the latter carried the price up 70 os
against 66l yesterday. The foreign demand for arie
appears likely TO absorb al the cash stock on the market,
The amount aaost has never been 50 small since the
road existed AZ tie rail- proceeded tue market pre-
sented more cheerful appearance than for many days
past. with fair amount Of transactions, With one
exception, the bears did MOI appear disposed to operate
ereerains with caution. Between the Boards these
sss nothing Of Importance done, and prices remained
substantially I've st th. First Boerd CoassaesA,is
excitement wa ocssS0oed by the announcement Of toe
evacuation Of Fort Moalte, but the efect upon stocks
WAS uct Marked. Al the second Board, however,
there wssa heavy feeling, with some activity, and
the bears exhibited more courage In Offering eosle"
otions for which they found little or no market 1he
quotations eeoery 1t che close Of the regular ssssoa
stand at something OF the morning prices lstss N
Che day however, operators took more hvoSssie
view Of the movement in ChsrieSoo harba, ss CALICO
lated 70 prevent rather than produce collision. snd
the make. generally sdvaDced to tho top prices Oh tho
morning closing with much activity, but strong ssie
s,oc4s were dull except Missouri Is, o. which pc oco
yere cold a, ca 81 closing ct esi ssa GO Yesterday
Tie demand for unlained bonds to cover oontrts as
sies largely h sustaining the Prioe eo'ornmea.
bonds Are steady. The s. Of 1874 sold ss %, and
$4,000 Of 1871 privately ct 80 The transactions N
Railroad bOnds are quite limited, but Che market y
very firmly held. tn. cloAng phees were, Us a.
is,1. ss9s6, Tennesses &c, 1913 Virginia So, ZAP
7st Missouri C., 6sisesii Canton Co., itlslSi
pseinc Nall s.esmsAip Co., 3d. Esw.York Ceusss'
RsIlrosd, 7SJs'ai krie Rsil'osd, ~; Hsas0a III,
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER &c. 1860

The following decision Of The Treasury Department,
made in 1854, appears TO have an important bearing
upon What party the los ain fall on IN hS matter:
81 Txrernt DsYAsrssyr, Nov q lsst
yo1n .n .ss ps ' lave % se Ss,
they here for REDEMPTION Being
ee;s person h. may hsss .S Ss 20 bc GOO a.
rested In my letter Of March last This Department ha, no
power any certificates In favor Of any former
~. ."S Ss as. Of d. Hni,sS
which sny be ssne By The authority Of law
There has been no movement in the general Dry
Goods trade during the past week. The season Of the
year with ito usual festivities would have prevented
activity in business, even il the paralysis laid upon
new enterprises by the disturbed condition Of the
country, had not existed. The opening year may
induce greater activity; but do not expect one
half the volume Of trade during the next three months
az was witnessed in the corresponding period Of ast
year. If the secession troubles should at once be dis
posed their bsnefnl results would be experienced
long after the immediate causes had ceased The
shock given 10 credts-the arrangements Of The
currency Of the country and the want OF confidence
among the mercantile classes generally, will affect
seriously the business Of the world and the msuufsc
turing industry of the country viii not be exception.
Thus il wsdom on the part Of manufacturers TO
restrict their productions 10 the lowest limit which
economy will admit Of and humane considerations sug.
gest The Cotton market continues 10 harden, and the
tendency is evidently upward. This s good feature
for the manufacturers at the present time, for II the
productions can be kept within reasonable limits
Of the demand for consumption and expectation, the
present prices Of goods will be easily maintained
The chief causes Of this advance, at time when our
spndles are no, fully employed and the trade of the
country s in great destroyed seen in the
short crop compared with the previous year and the
mpossblty Of forwarding the Cotton from the interior
to the seaboard. The tghtness of money at the South
prevents the interior factories from making purchases,
and thousands Of bales awaiting the events Of the
next few weeks that the needed facilities may be sf-
forded. Meantime English spiDners are becoming
restye, and fear that the revolution at the South may
assume such formidable aspect that the crop Of the
coming season may be less than that Of the last
year. in which event the staple may be carried up in
price fabulously.
We annex our usual summary Of exports Of Cot
tons from this Port for the week ending Dec. p, as
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CONSTIPATION On oos7ivBNEss.

Ne Of The many us sesh Il heir tor IL p~svasek
little undsrsteod snd 90 mach a Ce~fyenssa ono
orgnsnE oersssspess sedentsry hsbis feszdsN -
Ash dsodes Of too little to excite snxy vh
reality IL the precursor and companion Of many Of tbe mos
fats. and dAnserOu 6sssss and unless Early VIZ
bring the sufferer 70 "a .nttmsS grave Amsns The ~
Of which cosivencs Il the usuA sendsnt He4daohs, Cola
Rheussp Foul Breath, Pies and othersof s nature wMs
long train OF Sh.f diseases such Malignant Fever 40
P0sysi Hysters Hypechopdrshs Mesashoy, ma insanity
st indicate their presence In the system BY t lrnas ymp
Not unfreQusDy the diseases named iuConspe
n bp take independent existence ulsss the cause =
sssested 10 erly stage Prom all these considerations
vheneve and person should negea get bog q
Csphasc Pull the Of the complaint AAh
timely va erpe TIE nhaos' .prssssAss q &ssAss I'D
lssssoy Ms daRssfosS - 70 Axaan Ne
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DIED.
on Thursday n,srrins, Dee n, Vivian

RI Arm Brooilyn on Thursday morning. Dee n, ~iAa
rb ear .nd. .s Of the family are rs:pe.szy y.A = 49,. @
funeral services, at his late redenee NO - 80.
street on Friday evening At y oe'cA ~"o''' ~'"~
BoARp-on Wednesday Dec &C. Emily A. BsA'ar ysoAse<
n. lss.. :. and .ssSs Of the family ysa y .soA =.
fner IDS rdy srsTss'1 sesss l's .sos s sss.
rE SIs s::sss MI. LIN s: s
.DdC, !. Brneierhoa aged yssI: and IoSsac
AZ Fa rI 4 s p from ihe edsnss q O. Sds~S
cscmw ell wife OF Daniel Cromwell Ia The sh sss he,
% ,eSs tn funeral lou her ss residences No n ALE
street on Fir. day. the Goth ip.t ss O'clock ssAoo,
pIRYEE-on Thursday Dec H. Hannah OSel, viz u ys.<s
Duryee sens., in the 4Oh year Of Der sse
oss sDS n1ssso sSnd he Snsr rom Sss s red
dsnce No 100 Monroe street, Saturday at seisch
asuahsr Of Joseph K and EneHDs DesisI ssei .osbs
LLLIsoa les. evening after short Illness, Benjamin. Ka
rSs fanslsi WI take place on Friday p NJ from Ne is
East Broadway Ifs relatives and friends are respectfully W.
vhed 10 attend wkhost fartsss nssee
SsTABROOK-In Leouin.er, Msss., Of consvmptsu, ArN
The lie Capt. Alpheus BoOtels of Fitchbursh-
F.NSING-On "wednesday evening" Dee D. Of yoscpA
Br.w.ter youngest child Of John d. and Mary FssaAs Ia
n. boz rsis.ivs Nd f.sd, u h. f.m; respectfully a,a
spt De We S from =. Is :. q ~ ss' Ne
GoURLAYon Tuesday, Dec. g. :. H.mP.9nsuIss Or.nse
County of consumption, Robert edes son Of 'be 40 eh
bald Gour!Ay Of this city.
GRAuAM-In Huzhsonve, DutcAe.s County, 2. sssasasy,
Dec a. Jacob v b. Graham In the 10th year Of bic ae
HARDoRP-on Friday, Dec H. ster short hnssA N tie +Ne
year Of her age, "AhenEne' wife Of John bsrsorp
KTLsrYAt rsvesend Long Island Nathaniel Potter kss<y
OF Walter and Sarah JsDe Kelsey Hsas yes's sHs
n. f.nd. Of the family re.peny invited :. .s.s.A q.
tne at O'clock on Friday ths sssh Inst Tie rs"-''s "h
be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
Pouu hteep, lie
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- fsvasnAy bsa y. ~.
AsHEs-Ihe Inquiry b. Pcs y fair .. - ~ fs'I -
6ofTos The %sf,s, ss.s.s s.4 ss a. g; :s,;.
i 800 s s;r af HSsSs .ss s 4 ''s W. ''
corf ~ Ii s,s .s., md ps . .
flour AND MEAIzTAsr. = sr.A demand for w.s.r
&c better under ne shf ,sosps and ssvor,b fOu'
S: .: .s ss sSs Es ss % T. , -, =;
;a';s e hpss 'sn a. |
and s5 7sas7 for isde bI1a. DO Css.4.ss fIs 800.
s Boz D Foar offered Is. o.y and .s
Ts a. s.ss Es the ; s. ss s .s Is 49,
for S The better ,e 1 sas: Rye Fl n AIR sa.s
Cor Me- 3: H s,. ss s s.
~L.a Flour /. in good reqoe.t ss "a 90 ~, 10 o.
Lueista ia dssc IL i.ncy 10 sc
GRAIK-The demand for Wbe.. q scsiye md ths =.
ut n2 e. s sss sSs yd 4 &. se.s
de see bs.5 Chicago sp,sf g isss s - 20 70
State at ii so;A R:j Ws;:5, :. 81 g.
s ss'H I'M sn %hs NJ msis.s 81 s. M
o ep Sh White Ken Ksn.nci 1, .. 81 ss Barley : 4,
9s I Bale, s sa ns ss OF:
fIiI demand S5.c or .nd Western and ,sSs fr
s Cory asf s sn. an. and 10 sSss
and q. export and We nS,ce s%s psoa'ai;;s is$ ~
DO ip store and ,i.a1,s for r.una ysl!sr .sa LIMA
HGpsTse 3 no sssOss .:s' 40 ''''
HIDES are more sslve; Of 1000 Bnenes Ayres be-,
cash. 1900 Texas s.1c sos rysaed Chill on pvvsse se'
also, 800 Dry Western st l3c.
RAfThs demand Is fair for shipment and " s4sAess
Arm Gales of / 200 bales ct scd9oc y 100 %.
LEAIHERBemloch and 0sA sre without hDpsstAss @svs'
roelt; prices unchanged W tl--I -,
LIMf-There have been receipts and eens<f1ssy re
sales; we quote Common 7Sc, and Lump q eSc -. .
NOLASsES-New Orleans Il steady Fsreisn 3uAss sset
of2oo bbls. oesn. :. 80 sscsieu = hs4s rens
NAVAL sTOREs-spriss Turpsnsne has bsso IN nse$.ss
demand and prices arc rather frusr We been 81 49, -
bbls &c. shipping order Crude oononpes col
and duressed Fine Roeins SIN irregular In ce hsge. the
"a u $50 ~ and 100 bb.l Ne let 81 50 no D Common
Ron h quiet but steady at 81 NOEL IS 80 ., Se6vssst
Tar continues dull ct ~ Is for Wvhinston 90, - - .,
OILs-Iinseed Is dull st co5le. Crn1x Fun Os Svoy ~
active and ouotat!ons merely nominal We hear OF
PR0VIsI ONs-Tbe inquiry for Posh more gepera - we
for old Ness SIS for fi7or CITY Prime Aess go
a sio 81 for old Prime, and Gil s7a$ 20 fog sev 20
Reel s quite and In fair request foF the hs4e ss
is5 bbls al 80 2596lo for Repscied Mes, nd elo ge
for Extra Bacon quite and wsnted heavy Wssser
would sell readily quote s.se t .sS ~. a s r.
Gut and fOalOic for 6ne to Prime Cut Meats are vsnss1
Sc for Shoulders and sd6ic for Hams Drssssa h>e ~
.carce Al Csc a &c Butter and Cheese are steady a.
RICE IL steady; sales Of 100 ties. ct sG4c - to qAay
sJ0ARS-T6s nsiket 10 firm, with more doing saes q re-
al Sic cash cent? and by sDction, % s~es Ssz oreans
sEEDS-The inquiry active for CcversesA saA A<
market h, firm OF $50 bags at ~ dsc the Later os WY
clean. Rough Flsxseed is In fair damsnd ~ $@ei ~
bush. Of So 70. =. -,
TILLOW-A frra market the demand is steady, sa<s "
q osg M Prime at Ole; b. A held at Sic. .,.
WIIskY-The n1srket /. better the demand 10 MI sNs
800 bbls ~ lyGl9ic.
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MARRIED..

CARJER-ALLES-In this city, Chnnn-ss aishs De- -.
by the Rev. James g. Esoert, MI Anarsv '~1'~ !" 'aS
Louisa Allen. -
KISO-GELLETT-At Ronaout, on Chhssmss Do - y 70
Rev Hr Phillips Mr.. Chas u. King Of Ss~-f~h' |" ~
Kat. Gnlett of Rondout-
ODyII-HAIGHT-At Chsppsxs Westebester County e
WeIussdsy Dec 26 1860 Of the residsnee OF the ne
f.ther John Y HAight, by the Rsv Ar bhSsnS * .
Odel Of NewYork City, to Ms fbsee H. mag" 10y
siiORT-KFILoGG-o Thursday, Dec u Al tsrs
tSnrcb No-wslk Conn, by tho Rev D. h sSors Nj CnsA
O. Shot Of Ridsehed Conn., 10 Mis- LaIa L. keoss q Ne
former place.
suOrK-TTRREL-on Wednesday, Dec. ls, led y sc
pSshs-a sso a. Liverpool Medina County. Ohio M ~
man smoli 10 Ma, Eiss Terrell daughter Of The sfe hosss
TeIe.
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- RsApAsss b the hvsssse ass ~ Which >ssys .sAss
Known Sevisben vbssever RON the BsteyA se q M
bran, and viewed IN tbis hsAa Dsy be LOOKED aa
Eussd intended 10 give notice u eesse vA nAsb shzv
sbou)d be neglected. Hestsshe may be sA4zAsa sn
TO names Via: syIrtsmssic md laelsss eyns.osals
s.nsy q dis.ess; s%ens Which a;e Apsye.y 9o. saa
ahsic Of dsesse CT the stomach constituting sk Assis u
Aspsac disease constituting .sv. hsaSasA Of worms sc
pston and other AseIdsIs Of the bova wen ra szA
sterne affections Diseases Of tho h~ar yesy heqSy u
tssaea with HeadehesI Ansmia md PsaAess 49, 8ee
lions which heSueIuy eocason headache IAopsth< BssA
sehe "a also very common being usually thGukAsl ey NJ
pAme Of ssvsus headaoa souseknes coming on ralse{y
mental and Phy.iei energies nd In ether instances oen
i IA $3.50 ' H. , q o. ~ s sesv eS
q both eyss and sonstines provoking veuAs ua<k N
class may also be named Ns~rapta- ~ o.. = ~
For tie Of either cass u Hss1scAs ne Qs1AaAs
Pis have been found and sese remedy resvs Ne n
pains IN few mnves and BY us subNe power esssG
Tie Gssssss Of which BssfAcbs h de snsnStAs kasA
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gb. follow list Of the banks whose ns.es are no. 90
,4y,d on deepest. by the bsnkers Of t city Anedcsc ~
change Bank Aurors, Benh Of the Commonwealth bsak Of
RaeIah Con- Exchange Bark GRANVILLE Bank souteSn Bank
OF Illinois, State Bank OF Illinois The brokers Of Chosso are
payns IS cents the do> io the Issues Of the sooysnAneS
banks.
Al Philadelphia, The North american says,
re VS. no sbe change In money to-day Ghs densnd
bod, AZ the banks AID outside Is growing les dsiy and call leans
are making eQ7 cent snn4pa Really hTst els- Pspsth
scsroe and " ar,ed 1t Y cent y month
The n. o. PIcayuao Of the 23d says:
BuA s the sek shows the foisrtsg sdssSss
compared With the preyfous resurn; .
ins 10 ,pecls,,... 81? lac IN distant bEoeL los $50
inc IN i.oo,iI... ssT679 Total losss Des it fsfNeN
az .,.r.'ent ysouirr. no comment Il l. Satisfactory In
every particular In Popt Of IenFh comes uP % the Nsnd
% q a. most ulirs buoni.t Tie rso Of en q every u.
HIity SAL cent sssnst 81 cent last weeS The cets.
upo tho sharp reduction that been seng % fes
usnt N oeus 10 &700osn astounding snen IT. whgn COMING
Ssys pest the rate Of 2early $1,000 per Day WetSet
f sranted hat crcvin process h.ydy Be pushed fun
tber The circulation Is s coming Ia but slowly DcPoss
have under the large Of produce LxohsnSe
remains nearly stationary. .....,..
Tho arrivals Of specie this wsei conpiss $4,000 gold from
New ork 29ls douboons nom Cubs, go f62 diver nom
braios SABA nom Ruaisa Island, and $500 hon 1srss
total SGo 5 Shipments pouoosns have been sea d
ely GoHel 90 for Mexican Bpsnlsh
Fsreigp exchange FUZZY cent higher considerable
smsun, tesn scd range sldloi for cssr bus,
he ball Of the Transaction, being ct l Vlol DTshs With tA
q s&ny bring ~ lsnos AVE also lnproveA; netee
No y H. ssl 81 a. " ~ " a. VI X n We sevs u.
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SUPERIOR CoURTLrsAI TsAx-Dse. 10

Noes Of Issue are not required for csases aesdy
die calendar Notes for Dc Sled
before SATURDAY, asth Notes Of ue ss General and
special Terms be hea before Saturday th Int
coURr or SPECIAL srssIONs-DBc 5-Desess yuscese
KxIIY BRowsELL, and WBIsH.
John Dale, for attempting to pick woman's pocket
In stage was sentenced the Penitentiary for noblA
Josspl wainwright, assault and battery kne> fla 81
bomss McHush osuvied u asssai. and battery siS
,sSxmen. ssspended =.
7le Cendsr to-day very small presenting sniy twenty
ea,r. the majority Of which were dismissed
COURT SALESDAR-Tas DAT. ~
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcvIr--rhe calendar wiz nc<
he called again tbs term.
surrRiox CorRr.-'TRIAI TIRn.-No ssw ssases
su b. tsken up tbis term.
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quarterly dividend Of IS has been declared by the
Hartford and New-Haven Railroad Company, payable
on the I'd Of January next. The Western Railroad Of
Massachusetts has declared semi-snnusl dividend Of
4 T. cent, payable Jan. !. The Atlantic Bank OF
BROOKLYN nli.snnual dividend of Y cent, payable
Jan. @ The Emigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank has
declared its usual semannusl dividend, payable on the
2lst of January at the rate of y cent v annum on
sums Of $500 and under and at the rate Of e cent
apnurn larger anna. The coupons Of the jackson
County, Ohio, bonds, due on tie In or Januny, viii
b. paid after that date At the Ocean Bank in this city,
The coupons on the Jersey City Water Loan, due JAM
/, will be paid at the Continental Bank. The Mercan-
tile Fire Insurance Company T. cent payable on the
I'd January. Interest coupons Of the Third Mortgage
Bonds and bonds Of 1879 Of the Harlem Railroad will
be paid on and after Jan. 1861, ~ the Treasurer
Office corner Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue
The interest due on She bonds Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Road due Is, January, will be paid At the Corn
Exchange Bank.
The CITY Of Manchester brings as 0o0in gold, and we
.end tonight 1900 900 TO NewOrleans. The banks held
this morning s2i 900 000 and there lie probably 81
600 IN the Assay Office and elsewhere, including the
million in the Canada, not counted by the banks, max
inc t9 900 600 This viii be somewhat increased be-
fore the new year comes in when the payments on
the Treasury notes viii temporarily reduceit it. Thisn
Aux Of gold insures an easy money market for some
time 10 come. 1t is understood that after the average
Of specie in the bank 10 net deposits reaches 70 y
cent the daily equalzing policy will be abandoned,
excepting in reference TO such banks as fall below that
average Some amounts gold are gogto Baltimore in
preparation for the annual statement. There Is no
marked change in the money market bu. the tendency
L. TO lower rates.
To-day was the latest time ct which bids for the new
Treasury Note loan could be put in here. The amount
upon which deposi,s Of l y cent were made did not
reach the aggregate asked for, and If New-York Is
relied upon The losn W whole will be failure.
A combination bid was, however, gotten up by
the exertion Of the SubTressurer, hr. Cisco,
which, with the other BIDS will give the Gov
eminent money enough TO carry them over into
January. The rates OF the bids were not known, but
it supposed As Notes will be taken at to 10 cent
Interest.
The Domestic Exchanges are again easier. On Phil
adelphia the figures are l9ll v cont, and on Bait.
more Hell Y cent discount. On New-York, at St.
Louis ind Chicago, the rate il 9 S'cent premium.
The following IL q report Of the amount Of coal tr~ns
ported over to Delaware Lsckswanna, and West
a.. ps;Iro.d for ,kA wall andinp Saturday Dec -:
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NOTICE of SAIE.-.Wberea, deSanlt has h


~ ss3s Ia abe conditions Of certain mortgage bearing date
tAs sss day May eighteen iuned snd shy sever and
ssesses ~ the shseoyFan and ssasgpi Rairesd Company
,eeSea n the Office Of the Secretary Of sste Of tie
Nssensin IN Boob Of Rsroed Mortgages psscs Ibs TO M
sf1sve and whereas e said Flags has resigned the appoint
epe o. Trustee der sad mortgage and the uDSersisnsd haa
been eey constituted d appointed according TO the poyses
Of ss uefsyase TO said fafs and Trustee 10 hi
place. Now, therefore, BY virtue Of the power OF sse
taDsd raid mortgage and IN pursuance Of law the under
ped Trustee under said mortgage, viii the second day q
Hseh A D. eighteen hundred and slItycne the Station
HSzse 81 sid sheboyesn and Mississippi Rsrosd Company
e CITY Of gbeboygNn Wisconsin Of two e'cloci In the Aes
Of that day sell public auction to the hgbest bidder tn
noyfsse prsnes described In seid nogsgt 10 wt Al and
singular the fst Division Of the Rsroso o. ssid Company from
sAe City Of sheboyysn 70 TIE City OF nd du Lac Wiseen
IN tefther with al She rishs OF dspo. rtouuds Railways
rata 6idses piers stations stall and cthx ban
md al she lands ard heT6nents by said Bheboygs and Ma
Esspp Railroad Company then he'd thereafter acquired
connection with the sad First Division Of their Roadway
kss thee whether obtained under the rights aud privileges
toA o0nes rents isspes and pron and and othr
Ssshsss Of said Sheboyssn and Mississippi Rsroed Compay
connected with the said First Dvon Of thelr Railway
ns thereto; aud also al the locomotive engines tenders
Of description machinery machine shops tools and I'm
rsnsn wood and property connected With the proper eQxP
Iosht yoskne operating and conducting Of tie said Reroe
en csed o. thereafter acquired BY The said sheeoysan and
misspp Railroad for sppsseusnt TO The sfoS
sshDe Of reed IN rsbsuon Of ,hots then owned ohcr
pA al Of which chsste declared be haret
a and TO he useS sod sold herewith md
be separated bsrefro snd were be aAen part theresc
December IS 1850. sANL y. BENSON, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

There are no new developments Of any importance Ia
rsasd 70 the bonds distracted from the Interior De
psgtsDoot. The Stock Board has declined % take any
sc,oo upon them notwithstanding several casev, where
loads a the sdyat-d numbers have been refused by
laying parties. Ssvs boon before it Parties holding
he stolen tond. have given notice In many cases to
tho-e a whom tbey were purchased, thai they are
bold rvpoastle, but this is conddored merely form,
d. tt \ senssslly oonOedod that the bonds IN the
hands of iunocoo, paries are cafe against
cay claim made By the Government Il u understood
Ua osha njuncions sgebeing prepared against parties
appoved 70 hold some Of the bonds, but we think wan
ssee, Is too shrewd 70 he caught by BED Tape. The
rtlished List Of numbers Of the State bonds Is either
incorrect, or the robbery must have oomneuced longer
ego thsn has been sisted One party las had some OF
the bonds, O. admitted, In his possession for two
Yeas and collected three coupons, and othsss have
pea,ed In the street which have been for some time 10
the Bank department. Of WiscsnGn. !. v extremely
important the, correct list Of the distracted tNOds
,hesA b Putli:hSa BY VI e9vsn1Ash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

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