davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-07
FINANCIAL aNu COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

TUESDAY EVENING, juno 6, '6s.
The weather continues bot and dry, and com.
p!sint+ heRtn to conc in freely from the Interior
concerning The pasched eol1 and the condition o.
thc crops. Sevirsl times to-day The clouds looked
heavy, ard rain Wse expected, but thus fir non.
has f.1!ep. We have had seven days Of hot An,
gust weather, and not drop Of rain. Meanwhile
the ehInch bug md other Insects are beginning 10
work haEoc In the wheat hs1ds, AMI there are 10 ne
greurd. for apprehension; but in cur opinion a
good thune er.torm would disstpaie them all.
TIE Mosey market to dsy Was mora scttys,
u,oinl3 in consequence Of increased activity IN the
shipment Of Coarse grains, and 4 mura art,ye do.
nand for Aees Pork, Tho tuEp1y Of currency II,
however, abundant, and diecounts are easy ut 10
per cent per annum for frstclass pzpsr. On the
STREET rutes remain steady NJ 1@siH per cen: per
faonth,
The Produce u,arkste to.d1y werc irregular, but
IN the whole a shade dsmer. Finnr vas dul! and
unchanged What clused tI1c lower. Corn
sdysccsd 1G2c per bushel. 0ats werc 1}c higher
Rye Has steady. HfslWIaea opened f1mt1, hut
clo:cd dull and weak. Ness Pork WIS excited
n1d Fl aca5a.f0 pei brl higher; INIT other kinds Of
Hog Preliuct wcFc neglected.
Ea.te1n exchange continues IN active demand,
The requirements Of trade. Rstet are consequent
~ trm at par buying aid 1.1ydaH prem. selling.
Rout dlots were sold By baakers to csch other ak
5c@70 prem. per thousand.
Gold opcrto In New York Today at 1861, aud
c'oscd ut 4 ?. II. at 1871, The folo sing quota.
tI"ns We. 9 te1egfsph-d to Ja.. Boyd g. Brothers:
, 1865-06-07

NEW 1oIK, June G.-Alartin q. Conway
writes 70 the New York Tribune, from Rich
noud that there has been no general cleo
lion in f.rgInla-lhat a special election has
hecn held in eomG counttcs-that returns
have been received only from three or four, in
which Union m.n wei elected, except Alex
sndlIa. He says there are no dlsunlonist5 in
Virginia.
, 1865-06-07
The Missing 1sOnoyer Found.

NEw ToaK, June G.-The New York Til
6une states that Mr. Cenorer,, who was sup
OF hts testimony reached this CITY yesterday.
The letters be refersed to and thought had
been suppressed by the Tribune, giving au a.
cunt Of the plot to murder the President,
were not receiyt BIZ tha Tribune.
, 1865-06-07
The ORly Loan in Market
now ore1ed oy the 8oTe1nmsnk And IL aur&lpx q.
vRntaSes main tho
Great Popular Loan Of the PEOPLE.

Less than sc.o,Esa,ooo Of tho Loan Aushostssa %
Conzress aze nov on tho market Thts a1nouna, =
the rata at which Is II oetnS A5sorbst will ali % Aa.
ec11bed br within tt1vy da1f. waen the ncsea nfn -
doubted}y Command premium, has uniformly psN1
tho cAse On closing thn suescriot:o1. other lo4
In ortr thks cttioen1 Of aTc1J sn1a And aeeuoa u
the country NAP ia A1Lzdad facilities lor raktaS ~
Loan, the Nationa1 H2nk3, State Haak1 aad Pr7vsS,
HAn99ss throughout tas euun1J ha7e kUsEAoa
a&roed TO recatys subscriptions II pAE 9uneefinG1
yu aetott yoasr Own sxeut1 n whom tatJ hS1a sazp
denca. and who only to b Frspoaaibia III - -
uyxy Of tha notee for which thay recalv ofdaN
, 1865-06-07

Ltulsy111R, June 6.-Willinm Sampson, of
Glasgow, ky., has been appointed Judge OF
the Ctu.t u Appeals, to ill the vacancy
caused by the removal OF J. F. Bu1litt, until
the election of his Successor.
, 1865-06-07
#lisefIIa1,gnus.
$tIl5EFlIu1lRuW8,
TOR INVIGORATING THE
l. a1s1EM,
Ayp FOE 1m crR CT
scRoFULA, CANCER, G01TRs, ULCERS
SKIN DISEASES, &c.
Jayne'S Attentive
Still Maintains its Superiority.

IN. M IS ~ af"sHty
=. Al - fhe sronrtetnT ~ "a = ncsnd r. ~ - .na
;ns1y 81 *drafe rom :he hnTso a9st, ~ - "u
h+en III. ~ 9or " IL ctAss II nAs
~ 1eAe""AA ~
csr,,ro avn o.x.v,or-, .,x,1,--.x.., :.
hts.1s a.s1 80 SAHoC5 Atf !C9i9Nao! NJ
sAn1ss Gn IL sNIuy ~ t17 Ea5ss II SA.ch II .A3
TT 13eo' ana oasanea aESs tne aare Of ataa1 feRs-
c,,,,, ~, ..--......
1vtt ~ -, VI ~ ELi+"n SEh.Lin in7umerAbA
s tnrs amgsse @ ~ Hm'eh 9syce8 A.aasla has
- 2, ~ nsen easea Fko hAss Continued Ia n,A
@eeo1eAsR w o1'eStloh3-
,no,e.~ avn ,,.,,,.
IHOfSA AMI DlsuF5lsAL SWELL 1SGH.-MAAy
peyfitial VINO nave n'ef the At.sasIya In diseases
!taN ratn1e conader steclnc. 20 EfeAt has hd1
IT, 1tceess acts oy Inersnetnx tho puweIs OF d..
Ks4tcn e1caslnH son Ahsotnents shto healthy eKe1.
cne> whtftby tha wateFy Of cacasunus de2o1ltlon0
aao al nrnatu1N ea1az1emen:s asa 1e'iaceL
EPILEPSY. PITS C)EVCtSION9 are usns1fv syon.
Alternative In co. Iuact @s7h th1 sa:a sva rms
VII cure mafor1fy OF esses; i sho nd hn tl the1o.
fose BY al who ase su 10. u iol, setione.
5lROFULA.-In a1 the t Of rht1 llseaaa VII thes
ss1t e ,hs Jot1ts nd: Sci ax.. Eas;sens f.
II aucc-ss.nj IT enttrr into sra cirns.ts vsth ~
tt0d thus destToyIrr xse vrns or ~ -isonons n1tn+
plc f1pm NhIch yhSa:, nieassa nztgtnn-a 's p'tA~F
-'et"'
SEJE D{sFAsKa Af an tf,ts ec..1 r3a,t r.++~~
, 1865-06-07
Tho Interest At $50 Per Cent. 4mouata u
One cent pr day on $50 nots.
Two cents per day on 800 nots.
Ten cents per day On $500 nors.
Twenty cents per day On $1,000 nnts.
One Dollar par day On 5000 note,

NoteF Of al tha Determinations nanlsd WI n
promptly furnished upou Eeea.7r Of subscriptions,
The Notes OF this Third 8ezfua are precisely akuitae
IN toEm and PRIVILEGES 70 the ssynn+rh..tsns stess
sold. e1cept that Ho7srnent reserves 70 Itf NJ
option Of paying Inrarest In gold eota 1t POT eA4,
duct The interest IN eurs7cy ur to July l3tA. a NJ
1me when tney tnoscrtns.
The delivery Of the notes of shl shs,d series ns ~
ssveo-ThtEties viii comrmes on lie 1t OF Ju1a. ~
data.
Inc slizht change MAd8 In the eo1d:tton9 Of -
THIRD aKlkK3 Atecfs only shs DAtraf OF int8WA
The payment IN xold, ua8da. will bs aQ1isAaas u
the cnz1unc7 fnte1ess tho hizEe1 rata.
Tho sstasn 10 speca payments, In thu eyeas qg v,sk
opty Will the ooaou to pay ntc-ea: IN Gold be svace
Of would redaen AEi equ a1lzs prices that pu1eas
lnade with stx PET CENT. In gold would be fuy susef
to those made with bcyvu and thre outts p usak fr
eursency. Thi1fa
, 1865-06-07

es1.!3 bn. itectiyed corru.pInniag aSs last Jesr
~ lto eu snlEntu. toi.E9 Du. Tbs +esx optned
o. sa4. 70 Il pl.c1, xhich ssturd " wa, f,lo we'd
- anoIhtF rtr'lDation OF lH&xc. fetttday 1ha
sh.~s edsl p1lces Aru the nnmber Of bushels
io!d cs1iy curing she Week-tha decline slncs o1r
, 1865-06-07
COMM EKeQCEAE..

TUESDAY EVE, Juns Q.
The following summary shows tho movem mt Ia
produce and provisions during the past twenty
four hour, tless movement by esnal) aud Gor ,he
same day last year.
, 1865-06-07

G,cW......,.--.....42} 10000 taa
twas unanimously resolved to hold no r.o,.s
Right sessions at tho Stock Exchange during the
w9rm westhss. This ref sacrifice on the p.rt Of
the members Is worthy Of all psaisc, a. 1t will
give them IN opportunity 10 hecome acQu..n;ea
with thait lmiliet.
, 1865-06-07

NEW YoKK, june B.-Ibe New York Tt
6a11e's Wathi1 gion special says - A peomi-
pent rebel political leader declares 1t will b.
necessary to d!s1IanchIse all who have taken
part In The 1ehellioD, before the North can
impress its ideas Of state subordinatioa and
free labor On Southern people.n
, 1865-06-07
Receipts OF leading articles at Chtcsgo for tho
wcck e1ding June q aud from Jan. to date:

FLOUR AND GRAIN N ST01H.
The following table, compiled from the Official
reports OF The warehousemen to the seerRtayy Of
the Board OF Trade, shows the amount Of Flonr
spd Grn,n in store In this city On Saturday syeE.
lne last, compared with the amount IN store
week ngo. and the corresponding dase lsss year
, 1865-06-07

TO DAT-Iht n: RET vas 1@52c bsEser on 10 /, Nttb
note se.l.itS in NJ sad Rejected: sIcs H.rt
sshc s1te b. do It Sc 90 do II 5?Xc: dN bu
e II 5:c :! 10 By No. at t7t 2n bu 10 Il i6tc
set vi Ms1a1 - gre 10 q a 81 Sr.sx Eos1 aRLoAT
e. b.: co bn do &c All 1900 bR Kejscietf At
45o stt an bu DO 1t 4oc alt-eo.ins at a9cnt IS:
lists, 7,Reetivsd to-day =. Ii. bu shipped .s5s
en. E.ee1ved : 1T . yea. atM BY; snipnet. as1i
26 ss3 bn. sn We cesd last lhe k+s " - Quite
ac1Te-e ot!1g tally e. better. and on tril.y h.
ef lHpseStma't Of f&.c. tuck pace. S4turdat's
lark oetl!ned 1cs followed os n dtprs si4tit Of
SE@sc. 3tsstiday. The following tab sho~s ths
, 1865-06-07

The 70 lowing tshlts show the movement In pro-
duce and provisions during tho week ending Juuc
Cd snd from jan. 1st to GATE.
snirxtxTa or L1ADrya ARTICLES Faox CHICAGO
FOR TIE WEE EsDtso JUNE 3, AND Fao4 JAN.
nifH.
, 1865-06-07

kalts at the morning Eestlon Of the Stock board
at l:Get 1861, and at the afternoon Bo,rd ut 1910
1S,t. un the sircct salca Herp Light at 1851 D1a6
Silver IL quiet ut 1s5.
Gossr srpnlent Bonds remain eteady and arm At
tho following Qao'atlons:
r,:.. o,,1, Buying. Selling;
e. si1~ss:,s.::Ts fosss:....::::: s 'ssI 81
Local Stocks are dull and neglected. CooS
County Scrip is in d:mand at ee for old and 96a
ftr new. There were Ee1laEs oi new at 81.
In Lsu'evllie there ia very 1lttls bustpea7
beng transacted. Moneyis ea:y at . per cent
per snnum. Eastern exchange Is steady at 1-l0
d'ecoup. to par.
In CnD3da moIcy Is 30 !earce that they are
raising It On forged mort,19et. A deputy-reeord
er In Port Hope has been doing large bp.intss
II This way.
The tetal funded and do.tlag debt Of the
State Of Connecticut On account Of the war
amounts to ten AMI J halr millions Of dollars.
- Tie rtatrtnen, of the Bank Of Eng!aod for shc
week ending My 17th, ehows the following re-
sute:
AZ ln-TcEse Of circulation cf............. nG76is
An incrcase Of publ deposits of....--,.. Slt.SS3
decEtsee OF other deposits of..-..-..... T7u,7il
No th.n7e in government securities.
A decrease Of other securities uf.......... 4t,136
Ar Increase q bullion of-..-............ 16l,8t1
An III ICnFC 81 RESERVE I'll. aa,4H1
-Th1 Old National Dauk OF New York city prte-
inaIy organized nearly forty yeass ago, by Albert
Gelatin, the disupguiehed Ex Secretary Of the
Treasury, under State charter, snd subsequently
at Tho expiration Of the charter, rrorgan'zsd IS
barking aeeoc.atlon, urde1 the frea Banking L7x
Of New York, by his son, James Gailatin, Is about
10 pses Into the nstional system under the appro-
priate at51c Of the Galatn Natiou7l Dlnk Of thu
City Of New York" Capital, s1,6a,020.
Tho Third National Bank, Of New York, has
heen bppof1ted agent at the Pittsburgh, Fort
Va, ne End Chicago Railroad Co., to register It's
stock.
-oi! Stocks in Pittsburgh are dull The sa.cs
there yesterday were at the following range OF
quotations:
Pittsburgh l. N, 7, 80 Ross.
do do ....ou Murray.
in Philadelphia there ia very littis demand
for money, and the market IL essy at per con! per
annut.
THO stock Of cotton continues 10 bc pretty
well maintained at Liverpool, although it has
cont what deercazed OF late. Annexed Is the
weekly movement Of affairs during the current
quarter, ae compared with The corresponding pc
rioia nj 1sG3 md 1853.
, 1865-06-07

eontlnnet : NJ at nnehhR zea prizes. Tho feeling
HkXLncK ...
try Hafness.F v.E90 ": Collsr = fs..... u2ta rs
tSuatrF haSttaa S@9 s. slAoxt tor Soe. 9teGh GA
lEe, z m..--... f.41GsnE3 Sian. hter Scle
lp.c4'dm. 9C4Gi o. fhlcagu....... n.f<a b41
kfP, b%hFJ. taGaE 81 HueE1a d3fet.. QIdG3 ElQ
nl.. 9...... lacss! 3Q 0f.noco sosa..: o-3i4 g
ttan,is Grpei. :. osGa3I dsmased ..... o:s.c s.
5kuyN ter Solf.. n.ss7o 20 F.tnc3 Calf. 81
HssLtss. 2 r.. N@s4si ns;....:.;:..: a2s3 IS
Cfptr .........,. G&&1 . French Gail, Sc -
zi:, No. me .ns..-.....:..1 1s3o aos
cin1. 1f.at . FsenchiGalf, L.
k1p, No. hwy. nE@1bo N lnf%, d., ,3 aaSQ1q
CAT xt1tr~...-... lS541Of FFen.h CA.t, Lc-
txerch Kle. 1st mo:nes, ssc-
che ic+... L4sa155 oats. q dcx,. .6n pce365 CO
French fa,t, = Li1iugs, = dcz, SiNa11W
Sz3435 kon1s. dox. is 131s co
rIEEALS-These a1e 20 new FEATURES il the mar
l. t TRADE Is fa1y and tb1 MARKET "a 9ss3df At att
Quotsucns va til quote:
, 1865-06-07
Q. 8. $50 Six per Cent.
E0I,p-HEARING BONDS.

These Bcnd1 Arg now wosth 4 axndsone psezutu3.
Ana &a a1aDpt, u ae Ill tbs 6usc1anst1s Uoada,
from S.7tt. County 1Hi XInidpaI 1u:d&4oa seSseA
a5dsors ans to lres ger ce.7t rer G..sar. 10 tAar
po!ne, according 70 tho zs. leyed aron otsar sruv.
- The totsseas u paysnla 1-aauus7 py eoaposs
attached 70 esch note vhsh n1Ay be sus OF and pid
10 M Bank CT BantN.
, 1865-06-07

ruoiart NJ ln11a3. Flu quote:
Se;i "9i,s " Pr ~ ........ :os:5S
i N abundant ;13py ss "a
ae1'pH a1r as;ek1rs'9 9Si Sr tioz 5sa, %
Ay1i I.ss,:s aaz 1hici;ns Il =, 1lse
PnTAT%E*-A1s c9ll = about Eas3: FOX Peach,
-: sss; :,:sS - is'a sspse e. ss I'D; -
etips. .sd .sDn; @ Is asss
ro!t 81 s.is. @s s sSl
II: msrs,s ioi fravsicns saSlns II. week ~
9s'l
Mss Fo,k aa!'eg u: vsek. .Ia naa:r esei,iag ncss
III hhts 1aas' ss.s :. IL: 4:
aoFtT th:ss " = a4ys'ss r. y R!ise: sr sls
att Il = S! e: =
a.test'ns VII. ss!lefs It s ana buyers Il s:s d.
,nqasy ,Esss G5e5 70 Hams: s1a u: Easkes rs
e sf 1esdl & T. 9t5 it, ss .'s'
Bulk ,ltuts In ksl.. "a ate anu md namlna, at
l.sHhc. Shoulders ara held At l2hS1sc. Th.re Is
HaconeTn:'s' . no.kia= tc,rz. ezesp: III small
wsg m '9s nncs u qaes Aao Almost eirrey
iaes1 Haa., sS*st y;sslse "a s,n1.ssa;
p!alu cui irt..-.-.......-..-.-.......l7&5 l7&5lsc
ban arS
E1o.ea
sn L., e. sis
hs!a . 81 GaS.leo. aot E13a Ma At SIS %; ntt
= q ssms-T1s en.n1s, .ss sery l,.ns an, tho
n, n sktt Is quit and neui3aa 1t s1.S9si.a5 i
r.s 21!:t sEf e La .s or
, 1865-06-07

Nav forA rt0eh mR1Est.
Closing prices for casn, June s. ls61 Received By F.
g. SalioDstan 4 Co., ComG!'slon, Htock and Boud
Brokers, IS Clark stre4s, Chicago:
, 1865-06-07

Here the market ruled quiet but firm, with
talts at the morning Eestlon Of the Stock Board
at l:GGt 1861, and at the afternoon Bo,rd ut 137G
1Sst. III the si1cct salca Were Light at 1s5lG113o.
Silver IL quiet ut 1a5,
Government Bonds remain eteady and arm at
the fo:ipH1nr Quoatlons:
, 1865-06-07

0*s ss-..s.-.,--...s. ..-s.sss4ss4s - ~
ntaN :. ~
HisHWIN Hs-keetived to:dsy, % htls ahls-
pta tos - eris tes eiyed nat wtes, III br!s
Esek ~ ocsH nats.I 81 nd a,.e h.v. t.ea aal9a
pnhtl,htd in the TaTnGx1 Of satprosY i,aS. hM
eAet keG the tp+ cal&slye It quify.
fn-pAT the mar ct opened decidedly df1uer th1n
Je1teruay Tut eocn - lhs hew York ti.pstch VAk
Tecety. d It became dul1 snd osed htavy 1nd de-
trs63e1. 5hle4 weEH:-5s 3as H14h~izes Il II 81: 50
hit twi,h cttoeatrl II s. totae markell closing
quiet sn1 ncHiu+' ss u 81.
tiAT-Thefa u no chat 70 to noss slnce our lAss
, 1865-06-07

To-pAY-The mArAot Wkt R0meWh.t irregu ar, 1t
epen. A. decline OF Inc, ssdr1n:ed 91c. an1 feI
back 1H@:c The closing rltcs ts.aav $40 dec
wtra :-R1p W1sTxR WHEAr-io; ou Nj Red ut si.4s.
sPEiSg HEAI~,og oM Ext!s st x1:22; $40 hu do NJ
i9x exr0 bu DO ~ = W. ss Co. b. Do a l9f;
r. ~ a2 4 ~ fen g 91 % at 4 lo3 eg 90
So n fo 2 at Il osh 2,ho hu Lo1i ji.ea: $50 ba
a With buSers OF TIT ii 1a. an selsr.
, 1865-06-07


4,,o s,..nt,en - ~ a.aaaas naa oei'n " casl
49,. ss-. ~ ~. w. @ .taueIa " - Luz 9act that
~. .C+ts 49,, &C. g.. 's - tne feoisanlza-
.l.s-N auaso' anu W DeS taelr fn-
70 a.. ~ .n1 eA'shs u Inels influence
49,. .ss-l,. Aos os'ay. 70 tae END
.uus sae psop's ". uoa .ae norm aaa south
4nas u,.eei up4eta'auu 1ue4t 1e!aIlEe tights
49, - o'e a.4,n1 ~ ~ sn4nsso a1tIude o.
een @Te oeo's 1e't e'n.1aton Is astempf~
su' "e LYLE" 'oe appeal 10 ga, assuring
W Wv W. 40 ~ ,na.' IL lne opinion OF all
.asn .1tn 4 WV " !eA4e A,," .ne saao1sc condl-
tion " eouIneln soe,e1s. inc want Of pro-
pr app'sc,ae"n o. toe'f pos'ifcn on the part
VI =. 'ne s,cu.ne1n peopie' tae snomalons cond'-
1lon u Tue olach sace-aA matters with
Hhscn tae military authorities can deal with
NE ehe.fs ano Pro"p ness that may be d.
aec-an5 movement which looks to IN I'm
ntolate 1enana4tallon olthcse southern polit-
1cal eomMuolues IN al teelf civil rights, will
DC a'sas1foas 'aanfe' we can hardly make
an e1eep'lon IN 'asor o1 Nosth Carolina,
ueuea hne II oeuet prepared than any other
oi tae e911ne sls1etnooo but the expert
neht Iefe rug )ust ptean, snd VIC can now
Only nope 1ol napps fesnH.
VIC nave Iepeateotv STATED *hst "e yet be
Itse M 10 r nae' an0l l.a1 among inc N st IN
.e4''g'n: anu ine pest men OF 'hc south-
Lose' We "t'n' VINO nave on1S the interests
u hAe.l setels! atates IN VIEW, ana VINO have
no poilt'e"i a"pp1ons 10 setse~tntfe s s:nsu-
'af unan'mny on .A1s point. a letter from
oEe o' taenl NJ" ice 's.1ose us, In Which tue
~ "a II , GFf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
Ihe gnteIIiaEntet.
matrImonIaI InfeIIcIty,

A case On ,ri.l in New York is illnstrs-
tive, shamefnlly so, of one OF the crest
evils that curse American society. We
often have referred TO this evil aud make
note of the present case TO F'point moral :"
The pernicious system of hotel boarding,
erd-what smounts to the same thing
fashionable boarding house living, il the
bare of scores Of married people-PaTticu-
larly those DeWly married. The idleness
it creates 10 the wife, in the gossip It tos-
ters 10 both, and the irresponsible kipd OF
social life it beRets ia Tuinous. The best
attachments number among Ihem that OF
home, and this love never can spring up IN
those who know no home in its true. inde-
pendent exclusive sense. SociabIlitles
formed at q pTomiscuous boarding liable,
or 90 that common grOund-otteu very
commou-;be public psrlor, are not Of
ones owe choosing, seldom are heartfelt,
or sincere, too often, on lbe part of one or
the other. cuIpable, il not even criminal.
The habit on 'he part of newly married
people, to seek public board is an evil if not
peculiar to American society. at least much
greater than in spy other land. IL grows
out Of two conditions, mainly. The hus
bsnd, we fancy. is oftenest The one in fault
He boards in order to have less domestic
care, that he IN 3 devote the more time to
bi5 business But both parties seek thar
manner OF living, 10 mary cases to shitk
the demsnds Of hospitality. In too many
Instances, however, pride alone is the con
tr0l'Iug motive; it is thought certain
smouDt OF MONEY will procure genteel
hosrdirg that will not support fashioaabie
b1ussk eplDg. AH aoalysis Of the motives,
Zine times 10 zen will lead TO the game re-
Enli-ss Fl .hness or pride - Ciere Herald
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER,s oYPIoE,
DEPARTEEHT or WEST VIRGINIA,
NFgNTuwEV Nm TSgTY 1874

CUGHEELasD, Nd November 18th, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN triplieste are invited by
/ y the undersigned for implying fhs -QuarteF-
Virginia ct OhsrIeSton, ParksT1buTE. wheeling,
WeSt Virginia, and GallipoIis, Ohio and the Sevs.
raj DePots on The line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, &aEtinsbuTg, HsrBsr'7 Very.
or other Of these place. With Hay, Corn, Oats and
BIDS v1be received for the delivery Of three tboz.
ssn6 t09O0l bnEbsih Of Corn or Oats and hfty (5ol
tons Of Bay or straS end ppUaras, and muEt be se-
Bidders usust state al which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries, sud the
rAteS at which they an make deliveries thsFsat
the quantities Of each srticlr ;-opored 10 be eifT!
cred, the time when Eaid delivery FhsII Be com
msneed and whom to be eoaPietsd.
Corn to be pct mp IN gecd strong sackI, HAY and
Oats 70 DO securely bAled-
An articles offered undeT the bids herein nvited
will be subject to rtE4d Inspection by a Govern
msnt Inspector. before being accepted
Contracts viii be awarded from tine to time to
The lowest responsible bidder, the interests Of
No bids viii bS eonSgdtted from parties who have
failed heretofore 70 comply With their Contracts
All proposals mnst be accompanied by .osraB.
~. Egped By two refpGosihle persons. ths 10 Gaze
THE bid IS accepted he o. they viIvithia ths time
named, execute the contract r the same with COED
the smount Of the eontFsets TO ds'lSer fosge pro-
5oEed, conformity with the terms Of this adver-
.some Fpdip case bidder shah :sil to enter iuI
. the ltrset they 70 make good the difference be
tween the offer Of Fid bidder and til ne1t lowest re-
poBsibis bidder the peTson to whom the contract
| may be awarded
Tie resp0nSibity of the gusrautors must be shown
by the ociAl Certificate Of United Rtstes District
Judge or Attorney, Collector % Customs, or other
0OveEument oGicial known By tAis oflcs.--
All parties Will be duly DotiGtd Of the acceptance
/ or rejection Of heir proposals.
All proposals. nust ne mHds in dupIEeste, and be
accompanied Nth the cath Of allegiance of the par.
~ partieS, Uuiess Il hiss srel5y been placed on
| Ole iu this Office.
TIE fuIl uams and post once eddress Of esch bid.
der most 10 written In the proposal.
Proposals must b. sddIes-ed 10 Captain 7 @ Farms
! worth, Grief QuHrtsFmDrtsr Department. Of WoHt
Virginia, Cumberland Nd, and marked "PTopoyzJ
| Tor Forage"
| Blank form of bids, guarantees ard bo1dE ussy
! be obtained application to this cfics
| All proposals received under THE advertisement
will Re opened and examined 81 this Office on WE'D
| EEsDAY and SATURDAY Of each weed. ~ IL n
BIDDER respectfully invited he pTe5sst at the
| opening Of bids, If they desire.
| g. FAEESWOHTH.
Captain and Chief QBsTtsrnsaster
| deol2-h Department Of West Virgins.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-23
TRCSTEE'S SALE
Iron Works. Mineral Lands,
&c, AT
WHEELING, WEST vTRGIyIA

hhEbLlNp9 " Eel NlbHlFlhs
DURsUAET TO THE DEED IRON JOSEPH
l WHITAKER, George z. whitaker, Joseph
Cou Ton and their wives 10 tie uuffrig yrl stecs
dated the six teenth day o. January 1875 and nov
wet Virginia, viii, on WEDNESDAY. tue
TWELFTH DAY OP APRIL. ETGHrEE Hun.
DRIED AND sIXTY.F We, sc' at public .uctlon at
the front door OF the Cont iouse Of said county,
commencing the sale At Ton ncloek in the iorrnooy
the following described properly viz:
FIRST. tract Of Land. cont ining. by sur-e;.
fortytWo acres t@O rood and three prrvllrtL sif
Hed IN Ohio county, In and lear the city Of Eshre-
ing, bonded "A described IN sid deof, being che
trnci which Is ctsd the Hon Mll aud eel. b.
iishuient, commonly known aathe Crescent Iron
Works, with the bulldogs, fixtures engines ma
chinery, rolls athos tools, i'm ls1ients ard eqrp
ments pertaining TO the said works. These work.
we'll aTrnnge with boi ing md heating Inriaces
two powerful ines, with the usual trains OF rolls
and fixtures pleie for the manufacture Of Rail
road and : hsot Iron, having productive capacity
Of 80 TO s75 tons Of rails aud Is to 20 Of sheet
iron per week. ALSO the coal and other min rails
AID the right 20 take ard carry away the same IN
or unGeT the above mentioned tract. anG another
tract adjoining she zane, containing eighty acFes
one rood and thirty -ihTs- perches, bounced as de
BcTibe1 IN Ead deed. said coal lies contiguous tn
said Iron Works. and eau be transferred tho bin.
OF the furnaces without TehauIling. Also the
PORTIONS specified in said deed Of the lots numbered
two hundred md tUTtv Two and tHu hundred and
forty three, situated on Eof street between SeEod
and bird streets In gRd city
SECOND. We oter Al privsta Eale in parcels TO
suit purchasers; and IL not before sold, we will offer
at public sale ct the sme tine and place, ten
Thousand acres, less, OF land, Described in
said coed living on the waters OF Fish and Fishiur
CIsek IN WstZol county, Weat Virginia Said lard
Is about 80 miles distant from Wheeling, via tho Boil
timorc ohio kntlrUHd which passes through it II
is snpposed TO lie within the oil region est Vir.
ginia, Is heavily tim5erei known to be rich in iron
ore and other minerals, AID IL yell worthy the
attention OF these seeking Investment. A plat
Of the land, with tun Esrip,iau, DO seen AZ
| the Efeo OF Vim. Z. Peter on Esq ia the CITY d
Wheeling.
TERus or sALE Tue purchaser to pay not lcsq
at tE,sa9.
| to have the option OF paying greater portion OF
| the whole thereof in baud. The remainder &c any
to be paid in one and two years, with interest ron
the day OF sale, tho puT, haser giving bond gnd secu.
rity therefor to the sattiactou OF Tbs uuders cd
trustees- and also securing the same by deed Of
trust on the property sod 70 him.
| JOHN W. GILL.
GEO. W WHITAKER
| PIN OG EBAY,
EELS n T. Whitaker
q. D. HUBBARD,
| mArlS-td Trusteo,