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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
ShcriG's Sale.

DY command Of an order Of sale issued from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas of Holmes County, o.,
will expose 10 public sale at the north door Of the
Court House in the town Of Millersburg, in said
COUNTY,
On Monday the 4th day Of February, A. D. 1881,
at o'clock, p. NJ. of said day. the following des-
cribed real estate; towit: IN lot number one hun
DR. ed and two in the town Of Berlin in said county.
ordered to be sold the property Of George Ches-
rown at the suit Of Isaac Rosinthal against said
George Chesrown.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Ian g. 1s6'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
The Force Of Habit.

The force Of habit sometimes run peo-
pie into ridiculous positions. 1t is the
habit Of the Republicans to abuse the
President for everything he does; no mat.
ter what act he may perform, it is all
wrong. by the order Of the President,
Major ASDRRsoS evacuated Fort Moul-
trie and took up quarters at Fort Sump-
ter. Tho Republicans denounce the Pres
ident for giving these orders, and applaud
Ma or ANDERSON for executing them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
The HIrrepressibIe Conflict"

Our good friend GEORGE L. Cook has commenc-
ed the "Irrepressible Conflict in earnestly selling
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry at cost and in some
instances at less than cost. lie is bound to sell
his goods off at some price before the Wide
Awakes 60 down to whip in the South. We
don't wish, however, you should understand that
he is selling off for the sArpose Of going to war
His predudices for DOUGLAS and the Union are too
strong for that. Read Advertisement and give
hin call
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10

THE undersigned respectfully, informs the
i citizens of Milersburg and vicinity, that he is
still the old stand Main street, one door west
of eston's Grocery. where he makes to order
Boots and Shoes cheap as ever.
EAll persons owing me will please pay mp
what is due me, so that can pay what | owe, and
save them the pleasure of being dunned.
have to pay money for stock, and will expect
CASH for all work hereafter.
u Don't forget that when you come. u
Jan. 9, '6I' ID. NJ. SPENCER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
NOTICE.

HAMMER, DECEASED. The subserib has
been appointed, b. the Probate Court Of Holmes
COUNTY. Ohio. Commissioner of the estate Of Jacob
BOdenhamer. deceased represented insolvent. The
period Of six mon tbs from the date of th. notice,
has been allowed by the Court to creditors to pre-
sent and prove their claims against said estate to
the undersigned, in Millersburg, for allowance
within the above mentioned time or they will not
be entitled to payment.
JOHN CARY, Jr., Comu,i ssioner.
har D
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10

The Crisis.
paper in Columbus, to be called the Crisis Mr..
NJ. is among the best editors in the Union. The
paper will secure a large circulation. The first
number will be issued in about week. Price:
two dollars in advance We will notice it further
when we have time and room.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
County Treasurer.

During the last two months We have heard a
great many persons speak in the highest terms of
our efficient, courteous and accommodating
County Treasurer. Wonder if those fellows who
peddled ISLANDERS so industriously against Mr..
RAiFF when he was a candidate are not becoming
ashamed of themselves7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y has been appointed and qualifediA dministrator
of the estate OF Aaron heim, lete of Holmes County
Ohio, deceased JACOB SLIFtE,
ina 3, lS6l-n46w3 Adminisra tor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
Fast Day.

Fast Day.
On last Friday, the day appointed by the Pres-
dent for fasting and prayer, there was Divine Ser
vice at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr.. SInP
SON, the Pastor, preached an able and appropriate
sermon So far as we know none Of the other
churches paid any attention to the recommenda
ton of the President.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thet the undersigned has
~ been duy appointed and qualified an adminis-
Of the estate Of george Barty deceased. late
OF Berlin township, Holmes county, Ohio.
CHRISTIAN ID. YODER,
Dec o.. 'F6l-n45y3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
Dissolution ofPartncrship'

THE partuerghip existing between the under
l. signed will terminate By agreement on the first
of April. We desire all persons having ae,ounts
with us to make immediate setlement:
c. & II. HERZER.
January TO- lsCI-noS7w3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. LazaIear,

Mr.. LaznIear,
Express agent, has placed us under obligations
to him for an early copy Of the Governors Mes
sage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
Cold Gold !!

We learn from the Treasurer that he will pay
the Township Treasurers about one. half Of the
money that passes into their hands in gold.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
10 the Afflicted.

by Bancroft Worries, his atty,
December 18th ls61.-no43w.pfSs. 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

RarIv IL th...,l Z, ~. ~. Z g.,
1vSli. ~ 1917 I. - \, Sl 49,
q s-~,,s ~ 49, y S,l.p
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plaetd d ths NJ Of Ioysi sl,l1,os q ~,
sepalEy, Ebon, ion AssaFanessI bad -.
seiEta ! sEPes,sd 70 BE- 2. GrAiloa y re-
%l',.S NIIl ny F'Potl , es,' !, sa9.-
Iioa, and 10 lp,tTre,ieps SivsS % lin.
Ig oar rstreat from PbtiliPPl, Eve hun.
dIea %1.ks'a and considerable AanaHi-
J n. ~ .d IS, tas aAaas O me Sss saeIy
prorI,ms,ios =, y ~ .soci. ~ yor,h ~.
isrn FIFginin. SSpsailsF g ,hsm 70 s.aad
BY The State, Oad aDits viii Us in Fspsll.
,ag 'ee iSvaasLs o. their soil A copy Of
isd '''oa y "s''''''n 'Dl'Auu'e''
This Wsr /, % ,ud Al some time. and
WAsa It does sud, the question Of bound.
ny between Tie 'uO goVeEnmsnls IL 70 Be
To-, y" 81 @ s,S e'ts0L S.,".
70 can tbIak sven n Se1oustis1 mon he
IuIjOaL We cAauOt AFFORD to surrender
NY p PABLO ne Ila'sSold,ns territory and
SbSp5 y in JI,Sa .TTA ,.nns sUs result
~. l.,, p,rss ,,,' !, M ,hs o,h., on.
w.gtion.d sh,,. H., -. . Az IN IN.
sov.rausp, viil 4. anita e,,.sal n a.
tba, ,be ,.r,i,orv ,,rSrr,,l 10 !, ~, lo,,
sps ID, 4, noIl.v ,sst Ioot, % -. , .n.'
reader I'm b. alnsI,o,D,Iy ,s,.e,.ap
M. t,E.,enc. i ,ho,. -. .i,i,s., <,
hav, M o., mla,l m s,gl,. o.- s..S., :.
A. ,.rv sre,cJ x IN ~, -. !. ~. ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

The Convention re-assembled at four
o'clock.
The second resolution OF tbs Committee
on Boundary was taken up.
The question was upon the amendment
OF Mr.. Sinsel 70 the amendment Of Mr..
Brown,of Ranawha.
Mr.. sIHsEL withdrew his amendment
Mr.. STEWART, OF Doddridge, obtained
the floor and addressed the convention ia
opposition to the amendment Of the mem
Der from Kanawha. I
He was followed BY Mr.. PoaERoY, who
opposed both the amendment aud the Ia.
clusion Of more territory.
Mr.. BRowN, Of KAnawha, modified his
amendment BY running The two sections
together by substituting and for aRe-
tolvsd7 OF the the beginning Of the second;
the eject Of which would be 70 vote in
the Convention upon the two sectionl aS
whole, md receive eoudttionally or reject,
all the counties as one district, but TO deal
with them in the election rs separate dis
tricts.
BE again spoke 10 favor Of his amend
ment, aud was followed BY Mr. Van Win
kle, who favored the adoption Of the sec
tiops as originally reported. Nr. Van
Wrinkle gave bis views AZ length and in
general terms upon the question Of bouu-
Diary.
Nj, LAM also opposed the amendment.
and
Mr.. WILEY spoke IN opposition to il.
cluding, under any circumstances, the
counties named 10 the second resolution.
Nj. Paxton and Mr.. BlFFE1tE participa-
ted in the conclusion Of the discussion,
the former protesting against any extenz
sion Of boundary, and the latter 10 addi-f
ton % doing the. same, alleging that the
whole matter deyolysd on the Legislature
of the State
. TIE discussion was continued to d late
hour, aud It being iutimatea that other
amendments were yet % be offered aud
that several members yet desired 70 sneak
upon The question, the Convention I'D !.
joutned without vote.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

r r
Our space 10 Ia UonBideFAble demand Just
nov, and We do not care much TO 70 oat
Of oar way to discuss The position Of the
Lat,lligmesr on the new State question with
our nsighbOr Of The PFta II We could
believe that our lsIghbor had any sincere
opiniSa on The subject, We would feel more
BkS'I,. Bdt4hSh We tscollsct thai but 4
little while ago be was dsnoaneing The
whole division movement Is an abolition
movement, and the movers In lt as aboll.
tIOnlita, We are not disposed to credit him
With othS, than those t'Selash and eI4eum-
sqhbsdnr motives In oil that be does or says,
which 10 Is 90 ready to atssibats 10 others,
Il was but tho other day that he was 10
seItAeisS over John oochrhnss speech
that yeryspsseh which opmsroa epdursed
ana PrestaGnt Lincoln MODIFIED, Now he Il
All Conservatism All in horsOrt lsSI our
convention dlyi,IOnlSts- those horrld abo.
lItioaiss sS6i recently pniaisd iikS6,
iheals ias@dass ria subject sf 6lAsst.
laao init nldl,, .
We taEo a6 doubt that The edltoraof Tie
Pfsss plamea himself On The supposed ssas
DsFyatlye Impression Shich d sis making
W. have no dSab,hs thlaks Mas iits hIgh-
II respectable 70 b ptanlSeuoaIiy Shrek.
ing R6oiiaoa d bis opponents. That has
been. the old style these many years, aud
belhg 90 old, there isa presumption flavor
Of both tts rSspsCtability and lee effective
plis, sii.i as5 s
Bptih all saador, our nelgheor will al.
lowus to uay just this % him, aud he can
col Ii down 70 our weakness II he plsases,
that We believe that We hSyemote genuine
conservation in either Of our little fngers
OF our little toes, than he has 10 bis whole
body. Theehiet difference between him and
uiis, that he dads Il Necessary to trumpet
hh prsteIsio1s toithe world, and we do
not.
One would suppose that our nsighbor
really felt bad on account Of the position
o. the lattlasmesr. We haven't any such
idea. We, believe that quite The contrary
illhs case, But Il We are mistaken, aud
itiour neigAbor does really feel bad aud
does have gsipss and pains az a ySarnings
aud runbliassaat grumbllngs III bis bow
sls, on our account, We can only say With
Attsnus Ward, "sweat and suffer, old
boylp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

The Richmond EaquIrer contains 40 az.
vertIsemeut for three hundred negro msa
--slayes or ireeuen--to be employed In the
construction Ii military roads for .hs use
Of The army ofths Potomac. Twenty dol'
ilats PEI month and ous ration per day af'
otfetedtoeash wAu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
Per eentaeo q a.
pnnalH hSnAimhHA

The annual interest upon the three mort
gasesis sa24, 600, all Of which has been
paid, .i:, NJ. Fl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

A successful Elal Of a Gre proofdress has
been witnessed At Paris, b. the Emperor
and Empress. The dress Is described ~
being both Gre proof and water proof. aud
Is eopiously stuffed with spouges aewed
together The vsarer Is supplied with a
helmet, like tbatafa diver, With an appa.
ratus for obtaining fresh air.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

Tbs'ansfer not turning out FOR dali
dill in oharlsstasI 8. O., d s. each aoa.
appearance. ~ 81. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
Auction sac 81 Dc sprigg H0ase

T WILL sell on Tuesday, the 10th day Of December,
j tlOo'clock, and continue from day 70 day until
all Il sold In the stora Room on Monroe IT., lately
occupied ny LAughlns Bgsbaeld, all Of the Furpi.
hne Sofas, Chair, Carpets, Dressing BeGlreauE,
Stands, Large MlrTOrt Looking Glasses BodEteads,
beds and Bedding
TERMS o. sALE.-All sums Of SO and under, cash.
All sums over $50, credit Of four months, purehAS-
eFs giving negotiable uOtOs with approved isourity.
does GEO. b. WICRIiAN, AuetlaneSr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

oOd EIaId or 81, I'D kSsp - StaF
Hkth giripe q bfigbt ~ b1W thoJ Watu,
9tllt nakeh lid e1f Iahks ID ~,
Dlili Aost lbGVl sath palFiot's gItyA,
paath 10 he tFailtF that W0uid dlEg
FotIail 4 through the dust d lhAms,
40 k5SsIt ha1Ets h II Will IlAEp
Ahd bll0u II 70 Doafh q Hams.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
Aot.AeeICAL ACADFMY,

A CLASSICAL ACADEMY,
TTUDRR tbs direction Of Rev. h. '. DODGE and
l J JONAS GREEN, win b opehtd nbIt Monday
Dec 81
IanFraRuS' togolher With Natural Mental and Moral
Fcieiee vii Srm the principal ubleeta u study.
ME elaG will meet for the present. u one of the
rooms % The Basement Of The seeoud Presbyterian
For ip1attIsalau, ppply % either 81 The above
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
wheeling wholesale . Retail
SHOE MANUFACToRY.

- THE undersigned maybe found ct I49
Main Street, whore We are eIEsnslv6ly
engaged IN manufacturing the latest ara bet StylSs
and quality Of ladies' Mlso3, ChIldren'S, Boys and
Gentlemont $40 Ea expressly adapted 70 tie taltsl
and uNcoglitIN Of Tbs, citisens d hSnlns Rad The
surrounding country whlehtWO OH atl6h6leilS
and retAll q prices which eaanpt al o plsass ne
most fAStldIOul. ~ 2
We Invite al iFaAe, and 10 publls 20 c,il ard
ekaRlug our Eoodl. yhlla No grStSfaIiS rsmembtf
past flVOF9 which have already ar tKeteddd ouf
most rlngnlno expectations We hope Ia lho future
2 merit cqptlaGapep and 70 thAFS large iHeEDsss
Of public patronage
Having largely fOlnfortsd our taanuh ttufihF Do!
paftment With eKpeFieHetd and Aeeompli shod ne.
ehaaes, We are prepared 10 mahnfGetutS 6tyIbs ana
giztt tooFiOE i1f The trade and public. b iI4Ii.
n0K2l JAS. ". RILL.AnuRY 4 90 !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
CARD.
Holiday Presents!

[ II 4. SCOTT 1 GU, JEWELERs, No. ~ Main ST.,
81 respectfully announce 70 their patrunS aud the
public, that one Of tbs irF u Ne,g n w Eat pur-
be received aud opened during the following week,
ard 10 which they invita- special attention. Topper
sons wishing 70 procure Diamonds, Silver War;, u
other hno articles pertaining % the business, fr
Holiday or Bridal Presents, the present offers al sx.
an promptly aud titastorily all ordaS With which
wemay be favored. Esf does
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
( AND STILL THEY COMET
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER's.

JOHN RoEMER's,
No. % lIain ST., Centre JPhsSlInR.
A a AsToNIsll1NuLY Low PRIoEs nor CASH
Rrenci hstinos, plain and nknred Of AlIcol6n.
Thi6st Cloths, 81 al qualities aad cOIors, nom
Plain and figured Nallla DslAiass ofull eoion and
Mourning Dress Good.
BomhaGnsS, Black MeFinoos, plain Black DSIAlnsI
Black Grape and Love Wells Black loSI0Fy, SIX and
KID Gloves, Black Grape Collars, 70.
AhasglS and Ol0alEH,
Embracing The ToIy latest novelties d lhe staSOb.
LadIOI Black and OOl6Fed Cloth Cloak,
Long and Square Wooden Plain and Plaid 6hAWls,
Brocho shAWls, very ehoSp,
Black Cashmere 4 fhhss GhBWIS,
HOOP SKIRTS, iOr TAdlI1, Misses and ohlldrsa.
Hosiery, Gloves and undergarmsnts.
IAaIo4', Cents and Childfens Cotton Gnd Wooish
Hosiery, 10 eOlors and white; neeey lined cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' and Children MOrbo uBdtFVOStS,
Mems UBde1hiIts and DraWpEI, white and eolOrtd.
White Bed BlSBksts; Red, white Blue, Grey and
Plaid RlanBOls.
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GOODS, RIeSshed and
UnbleAehed.- Cotton EhlrtIngI shsetlhgt ctOeil,
Plaid. Linstya Canton PlAnnOls eoloFtd God white.
BMBR0IDER1Re,-Rieh styles Of PFtueh and
eco!oh oollGn, BLACK Grape C1iaFh Black LAcS
Velll, Bands Rdgngs and lnsertlngS, 6e., 10, 4
Also, % arrive Argn assortment 0f Hnft, Cheap
Woolen comfortG, for Men aud Boy, nlArse guam:
titles. m
All Of thee goods will 30 sold n very low prices
for cash. ploSS call soon a.
} M. 90 Main 81, CentFs Wheeling.
nOvaO JOHN RoElIR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
For Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, With ave acres Of CyOund
n attached, belonging 20 the estate Of =, B. Horn,
brook, situated three miles east Of wheeling % Tho
National Road. There Il also blacksmith Shon
stable and Ice house on The pFumIsOs RuT partica
lars enquire Of Geo. K, Wheat, Wheeling.
toc7-lW RACHEL lfORNnROOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
WEnr YOU An ouURcH !

You will permit your ehlIdEen 10 cough, vhsa
ibgls dose d de HoARH0UED BAIsAM.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

cantral ono "a Q. 3 2. Railreads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
d leW6wFh


made ia the conditions OF certain mortgage bess -
hs dst day Of May A D. eighteen hundred and CRY scv ~
executed BY Sheboygsn and MsssP Railroad Comesay
Asash C. Flag In City Of New Yck Tru.see sss DAY
Wisconsn in Book Of Rsfo.d Mortgages p.sss I've v 20
incusve and whsrss the said Flag has resigned the appoint
sn Of Trustes under said mortgage and the undsrsaed h9
sees daily constituted and appointed according % tbs pro
Of said mortgage SUCCESSOR 70 said Flag and Trustee ~
pscs Now therefore, By virtue Of the power o. sale con
ned in ssid mortgage sad In Of law the undey
dsned Trustees under sd mortgage WI on the second Day
House Of .id sheboysan snd Mississippi Railroad Company
he City Of Sheboygap Wisconsin at two o'clock In The sher
OF that day sell at public auction TO the highest bdd Zoe
the payment two hundred and thousand and ulne
y6ye dollars and fortyone cents tSxS0s the smounk OF
bonds secured by said mortgage outstanding with tbs Inter
sst herroa unpaid being the amount olaf med 70 DO due sreo
orssged promises described Ia said 70 wh Al Nd
he City Of sheboyssn the City Of Fond du Lac in wsao
n together With al The rights Of way depot grounds rsislt
nils BRIDGES piers stations station houses and other buAcn
and al the hsredamen By sid Sbeboyssa and NJ
dsspp Railroad Company then hold thereafter so9rsd
connection with sd First Diviston ofthsh Hallway ~
Of their charter or conveyed them by decd srd also u De
s incomes rents Issues and profits and corporate and shf
unchses Of Shsboyesn and Mississippi Rsa,csd Compy
connected With the said fir Divson Of thel hst~sy % ~
iatIns yhereto and also ell the locomotive go
81 eyeYy description machinery msohtne hop too NC 10
oen{s wood md property connected With tho proper sque
snt working operstns and conducting OF tne sad hfee
hen owned thereafter acquired BY the SAG Sneogsn -
Hssppd Railroad Company for Q, sppcrsnsns e sas Scs
ssa al of which personal chaStes declared % n1ss
I'd be used and sold thsrew s
~ spsyed tberefou be tsksn pat tnersC
-Decembee Is, 1850. sAML X. bSNsON, tru..ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
THURSDAY, jan. l0-P. ~

THURSDAY, Jan. l0-P. n
The stock market was dull and heavy at the opening
of the morning Board, under the adyiees from Chsres
tom with disposition to hesitate in operations, etSsS
for the rse or fall As the session proceeded however
the later rumors in regard TO the dispatch recevedby
Mrs Mcowan that the troops Of the Star Of the Yves
had been landed had strengthening effect, and 'hen
was strong disposition 10 buy, not only BY the bulls
but By the shoris The market WAS very firm at hs
close Of the session. and between the Boards wss sgsa
higher-Ccntrsl touching 76I, and Erie 36i, &c. At Tie
Second Board the feeling Wac very buoysnt, with .
general desire 10 buy upon all sides, but without mua
excitement. The advance wac steady, and met WIN
but little resistance, the shorts taking G"cs
freely to cover contracts. Central which had opepa
in the morning vt ISL touched ", and was aferwra
IA bid Erie was among the most buoyan. stocks
Being very sesrce the shorts became alarmed, ana
under small purchases the market advanced 70 % Do
against 70 ut the morning Board, and tins advance sca
nlacs ON the purchase of about 800 shares Of cssa
stool Hnd.on River was also firm, closing 81 ~ BID
a, advance Of 2 y cent. The Western shares geper
slly felt the upward impulse strongly. Toledo VEN
70 a. sranst 30 in the morning. Rock leland sold y
3l, against 52l Illinois Central sold up to a. an Sf
vance of q y cent. This stock, "a well az Enc, T"
eeyed in irpulsc from the foreign news. hieneAa
Central sod at 81 ex dividend, animproyenent OF
cent on yesterdays prices. In State Stocks the oasn's
was not important, and quotations had m imp'Os's
tendency. Government Stocks are firm. The
1874 are 81 bid and those Of 1871, soI Do. iu ms
rod Bonds there IA a fair business at full pr'e~
Holders of bonds DO not sell at present price,
ip0 under necessity. At the close, IN tue sTee',
market was firm NJ the following quotations.; ~,
ne,see State g., 75a75l; Virginia State o. io MIS-.
State &C.. 6si s6si; Canton Company, ia 10; or
bertrand Coul Co. ssi0; Pacific Mail Steamship -,
mass; New-York Central Railroad, q enE -,
Railroad, 1saSi; Hudson River Raiirosa' &C. -.
Harlem Rsilroed, l5loI5l; Harlem Rail"sa P,..
red. Ssl0& Reading Railroad, Ssi o4oi m''s "A
Central Railroad, 5ll052; Michigan Southern IA
Northern Indiana Railroad Al slii; DO, Ca.
33Ia3i; Panama Railroad, lliall9 iihaos 'as.,a
,ral Railroad, II ana; Gslena and Chicago aa,l,
e4la6i; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, .,,,.,c,.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 5Si aS oa rss.,
Burlington and Quincy Raiload, o. la''i ip'D''
trails, 93a9k rae .fs .,;.o s,aca
In foreign bills there 10 stronger 'sS.'e The s.
,olas,s and advanced rates are demanded. in ~.
,ra,,s advance has not been yet established
,;ou. sterling 10 held at 1861 lo6 BY leadns
,.;,h .slss ut 1851 Commercial signatures %e" ,o
y, 1oi q I0s Document bills have been s'''
Trarc. are also armer a. 5.4oS5.So. ,,ss
~-~;as,s. Rs,es arc rather lower 10 La'e'P