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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-07


TUESDAY, Feb. 81, 1866.
: The Senate was called to order at u
o'clock.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Bill to establish Penitentiary introduced
by Mr.. Cash, on its second reading was
taken up. Mr.. Cash supported the bill, urg-
ing its necessity &c. The question being
taken the bill was rejected. ~
The bill to restore jury trials to County
Courts in criminal cases, passed its second
reading, and on motion of Mr. Mclean, tha
rules were suspended and it passed its third
reading.
Bill to regulate the issuing of Executions
by the Courts and by Justices of the Peace,
came up on its second reading and was re-
jected.
On motion of Mr.. Virgins, the hill relat-
ing to Superintendent Of Common Schools
and for other purposes, was taken from the
table and placed on the calendar.
Bill to authorize the arbitration of disputes
by consent of parties. On motion of Mr..
Harris of Rutherford was laid on the table.
Bill to re-enact sec. A. chap. 1902, of the
Revised Code, passed its second reading. On
motion of Mr.. Leitch the rules.were suspen-
ded, and the bill passed its third reading.
A bill to consolidate the North Carolina
and Atlantic Railroad Companies so as 70
constitute one Company, to. be styled the
North Carolina Railroad Company came Up;
Mr.. Hall opposed the passage Of the bl1i
warmly, mainly upon the ground that sucn
union would severely injnre the Whining
ton and Weldon Rail Road and the Interests
of Wilmington.
Mr.. Virgins was q friend to the Whining.
ton and Weldon Rail Road, but could nov
see how any injury could be done the peop'
of Wilmington by the passage of the bill ;,
Mr.. Carter thought the consolidation shoui J,
be made. Instead Of disadvantage /"
would be Of decided advantage to the Sta"'
e [coNrnuEnaN, SECOND PAeE]
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SENATE.

(EvENNG SESSION.
TUESDAY. Feb. 81, 1866.
: The Senate was called to order at II
O'clock - go.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-07
Proceedings Of the Legislature
ADJoURNED SESSION.
SENATE.

s SENATE.
MONDAY, February 20, 1866. +
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock
A. NJ
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
The journal of Saturday was read andap
proved -. -. -. - -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14

'dMY ,pinion Is" said philosophical old
lady Of much experiences and observation,
'that any man as dies upon washin' day
does It out Of pure spite."v vy.x yY.w
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paid by the victims Of imprOperindugehces. Young
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pretend TO deny that the power M ptoCfeaton s lost
sooner those falling into improper habits than by
uto of healthy offspring Tie most serious and de-
The System beeopsg derAngedyi the Physical and 81
Mental Functions Meakensd; loss Of l;r9creatiVo y
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14

Membsr,Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
United Stacs and Che greater part OF whose lie has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London Paris Phila.
depha and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that Wefd) ever known mary
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
leep. great being alarmed at sudden
cd sometimes with dsraugement Of mind. wereeured
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CLEVELAN d, OHIO. 49,

FE HfTW LI Cf--A AAHlLd / 20
~ IsoNe FOR THE BOYS IN BLUE.
Ho eOptaaes Of the slash and sword. @ y" '55 '.' l
The cfOssbelt and the bayOnet's glitter
To see that lost for whichIyou, poured Itt9sI
Your blood. indeed were bitter
THE Union. .gvas yOur beArts onsery-- -
pE hs sS yoS SiS saw v, EtS S.,iH stssaS Sys ~
Your brothers bleed, your brothers die, -
Theirlastbreath Fer the UniOni" nI 8
TA ing Sq ,sS SGTs sss 4 is' EsS Ess %
be1eath thftfag you won your sears.r n -
Beneath It Victory crowned you y y - r-
Now yOu hear your stricken cOuntry's call,
Raise epery, ,hand-eAnd swear By all ed'T' ".
The things that soldiers sacred call,
mo single star from its place sballfalh
NO State beIost TO the unionI"a Hs
The plotting kosves whO stand confessed -
Rousing permanent war of races, trI -
Can show no badges on the breast-- TrNT i--4
NoeOTps hath known their faces lla ,-LuiI / 49,
brothers are they Of "Gideon's band"
L Who followed you down 70 the conquered land
APd whose purses did did SoI wGnderSusly expand
.ReassertiDg our glorious unionl II
Tbsy we're captains in the "Hcme Brigade"
Mhen our country needed each mans sineW; %.
In The war they drove prosperous trade, on -
A9d WISH = Bow 70 co c4ent!iin,ne, ~ LI,,LI. ~
ss"Ss Ss lSsss ssSo}s bo5sSS sS E hs 1St tn'
The sword once drawn must never rust, .
And the South fOreyerlie in the dust .1t
They win hear notaik Of uniOpls 81
OF fresh fe1olts they plant the germs 4 4
New wan are in their tyranny rendered; " Z
But the,bo5s inblue, will Keep the terms y. =
On which the South surrendered ~
We trust tho nlen with whom We fought,
We know Them gallant in act q dth5ught-
The dream they cherished has come 70 nSSgsht
We welcome them back to the Union
d
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T4KE PAR1ICUJLAR NOTICuEE.
YOUNG MEN

who have INJURED themselves by certain practice,
induaed in when alone. habit frequently learned ,
from evil companions, or at school the, e1ects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and. If not
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately. D II
What q, pity that a I0png man the, hope Of bis
country thepvide OF his parents should be snatched
sequence Of deyiating from the path of nature and
ndulging in a certain secret habit Such persons
must, before contemplating
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Tic receipts OF Gour and grain at Chicago Milwaukee
ard Toledo for the weeks ending April u, 1865 and 1867

Tt1 p,aeis1ah Con nerctdi of wednesd0y says.
M hs,,y .puents currency Eastward for account Of
ness er request aud although ten per eeht -
o4o. galne Of loans on good p" t has been uinlI
Echange hecn In eant supply Throughout the week ana
IN o 70 loep Eastern balances good bankers have bad 70
for I'd able amOun Of ege tendeTs; lsc prnl m
IL f-e,ly ns d lor bankers checks
L . fron London state that auid the prevailing
pal. ~ Bdish and foreign securities, American stocks
meutee.J greater frmness than any other dispatch
90 = ,rton 4 Co., dated Friday, 18th, p m'sOys:
Al onn eesuriiies have recovered per cen! Eon tie
oJening ices nuder great general depfena1oD
The Cttceeo Tribune of Wednesday says:
Tls money market today WI, more active bat there
material change IN its condition The demond ior soney
wsn Gute Ps @ sla NJ some Gsod p,p9 was freely dis
counted at ten per cent per annum Inc A. o
nan al The iucsrporated banks The street brokers are dis
counting second aud firdcss paper at az per oS9t i
al esen and II this respect there great Improvement
noticeable Our 1hoeaae merchants also report collections IN
"a, oouDry TIE supply Of Eastern exchange more
At the deSsnd Increasing and rates are sl hm NJ
far SnyiDe sad 40 pIenum selling onnd ots we're SOFA
among bankers at premium OF 90 cents per thousand
TIE London 1fs.es OF de lib says:
ere was scarcely any discount demand tie baa 20 day,
the stock Exchange ort loans were hecy offered a.
large repayment Of adj made this week an expectation
r be entertained at the account to be published
nce for q to higher rates has entirely nbsided
and feeling is thai any change that mhy lake pace
during the present month VIII most key DE IL 'he opP"o
dT,ctISn.
UOWfs & MACY, BasRERs 20 Wall-sJeet, New
York (flsDerly officers Of the Pa,s Han) Pour pr cent IN
fefe.t allowed on deposit.
The busDess Of tbs house fe an Incorpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS Il iypNo AcoUSrs may DhtcsT and DEhw AZ
h.y please and will be allow e Interest then daily bal
sDce at per ce4t
CoIEDioNs 4sde 6Iy Iart d the .Unied siates o.
G0hsda.
Oraefs for TIE pBCHtsR SALr Of the various Govern
ner aud o,her Stoce Bonds and old Iropi 1,ecnted for
the usssl commission.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
AUBREY C. WILSON lr
JOHN a. FOLEY.
I,HE COMMITTEE appointed az the last meetine


vI,fIE COMMITTEE appointed at the last meeting
"a Of s e Is. Master ,s aq sn sS't & o. @ S
ie.pee,faiy atg .aSmt the following report:
.n Asisa 7 Gss hss SS dST@ @ Sos af e,s.1
day, labor aud have rnsed TO wols gnl Their smsnd,
Rreas ss se Of SH Violence dyn away many who wished
sa ss%SeI s1S .% i s @ Sss'sy " %
o y ~ % ,s S s p o bo S weos
sapObe for New. 70 compete with other sE.r 10 ,ss
no NOR n sfL days Tors ., ne re ai.S Frts, PAID e. bro
r9nco. t "s 10 sr ss ~ lhst ~isoat bsnedu spd
whees, oons,e and atn,t the the f01o"'' do
except aarncr. and such terms as the a'o'auo''
"a That veg 4 al Of their respective trades 'ts BE- Ito
at si fhs no s1~n ii:cGagd however adeD' io~p'
.h Tn IL oyeIors If only fors qn'r'' Of an h'" 'hS 20
th Tia, or with thee rules and Iegplst,en.
wa f1r sah sc,ory employer thereby oOgas him 20 'g'pend
s Ts,ti oaulef., Wi o allow b, employed IN o'.
s f., ss s.rS 9, (. TS risd my @ to S' . % ~oa
stripping eeul, oogpsfH. a' has eren he custom hfe'0i
Re- isi rs We .h. tpOalde. .psrsh,' sns joi.e.
peve ' e employ II or sss.s %Sr,; r. rSy .., ,
nb s,;O evidence that al connection with such assoc a
R,.S.S That We ha judgment and dc,s,n
regarding tbs nunber Of apprentices We should employ and GO
dI ,'-cns iof tue promotion o 'heH os'' De"
Rssi That we VIII opeu respective e'isbt.hment. es NsI-
y April 90 practicable 9 suca Of nehsnps AZ
vii res snheet foregoing resouti1n snd und 20
Old time aud with the that they ~h 20
protected while sincerely regret the present saG~Do
,aan o. g and pve'on and perhaps suH ring ~bee
cns those who ,as fully Deprive them Of the sabsDeue.3
consider oureyes srd TO the eoolns AZ
bic 10 resist which tend 70 inc e S
Tread, expensive cot aud pe and especially o.
and ped governed BY the deeruinstod
and would especially solttbe D.rebs
ani sbipowusrs 10 ind I-e THIS stsolniion tssnsdl
c. r. PDILLoN. NhI n. MEbb
HENRY STFFRS J. IS. yANDEUSEN
JOHN r. HOfEMIRH, DANIEL COGkh,
John h BROWN D. u. WEsrERyELT,
I sIhfONSON WEBB BELL.
sIMONsON LrzAR. THOMAS STACK,
piSF DAVIS LAWRENCE n fOpLks,
> n WtIIIAMl r. :. NHIrLOCK,
ROBERT NJ WHITING. join ENGLls eoS
JOyCF 4 WATERBURY,, WEBB. EDSALL Co,
gERRIs { VAN WlNkLE A. =. BERRlAN,
I po-T a WOOD WEST,
yoHA q WILLIAMS WM FOSTER Il son.
n = ROWI lND GILBERT r. nARLINO
r. 9 N " KING J. H. PONEROY.
toI M n /, cNITU HALL, CORNISH Co,
I,CksoS HiNE BALDWIN 4 JONES
sVELLlNC, ANDREWS { CO., sAMP.oN MEsiipN'
DOUGLAS NELSON. J " w; JACksOS
RosEvFLT GRtrFITHs, >. r. SIMPSON Go.
FRANCIS FrsHEI TERRY ROONEY,
n a uAWKISs WIN ROWLAND Co,
n ASTIIOSY J. NJ. SMITH,
n q THOMAS T. .. NANDEyEER
BAXTER McVOY. JAS H. CCrtEH.
DECKER BROWN, KING EELLS,
9VnT 9pVIxTFR IA a iViSGsTOSE JOHN A. wYMAN,
J. " Y. yOuN5,, ~ tONLA.N;o>,
w Y. fEkGt sON 4 Co.. A. j. HENNON
yOhBIF III 4 DILBERKrON, H. WIENER
PCLGEG :. -EARAECE,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
srAr, o, Nsv YoRH, BAsn DsyAnrnEyr.

NOTICE is hereby given, Pursuant 10 Cbaltef 256,
.ued 70 tho BANK ef the Guy OF Now fors 5snaug
l.5,on located the city Of Nswio will be kEuErNtD At
PAR by bo sup asndent n the Banking ep'ftmenten pes
the New York state National bsis " th' 'y OF osS
Tor 81, ,ssr. d,,c hereof ind no, ihefcefer
outstanding circulating notes Of the sal bank in, be p
a,ofrsd within from q late hefro anu az
which hll not be presented for rsf'ppon Ai peyhfn
specified will to hsfgs ,e tue "ho
in be hlnds Of tns Superintendent for that l -
APPS ltw6m O. w. sChUfi.i.G sDrenm'oLo.h-
rENuE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK will REMOVE
she st May 70 their Banking Room Mo- ~ .nd 10
Nsssau Borosst Of Finest, opposite United sti'e'
Igtasury
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
GALE ofroRFEIrEp RAILRohp.-Tho we.,on

y and 5,'.1 Aa ih A.ssos I'D = Jo'rpe SID s Ps'
sud ow having forfeited state Missouri
aecons T. le laws ihece notice nr'soy v.n ha, e Isd,r
OF comai.'ioHer' 9' 'te aid rlsaS Calry red s.s'r
SCUM entitled 40 Act 10 pso' o The - d qraa fllse sld
po BY the Go,eaor to &C. me s,' sa s''p p oA 20
Country, tie Loi aud Iron Mountain ad he Csf I'D
,ueh tey tF possession Of ni boy
N N ns a .a s ,o,b1 % 4 rd. SeSoSs hereto and n Z
and they hereby nve proposals or he Eu gass o. ad
which proposal. shall be delivered IA whog 'd
sS9s. e %. following condition '''''' ''''1 '' ~'
section h. each he Price bid sI ,.c rs;d and Gs
hereby ibled the sse Of d IoA" o1 'd D0Aid
"Fr, The pce or consideration I'D shall be payable follows
Os fourth The contract and the baapco IN live que annual
,o % tsd In tire The ioak n our and tie fnh years
thereafter with The ~ Pr cni interest 20 osrrd Ps,ns pSS
eb.< bonds other liabilities Of the State Of s"hi us
ssSsa The road. and rolling belonging thereto al be
kpt good .eryesbe condition during the pFore' oi ss"0Ho
fa.rd: Country Railroad sfore.a shall be hnishd nom
%c S sus from y cy N fem he
date c sat- aud h, DC eops'rS to the l9ya % sa ns y 'as %
snd ever year OF aud the time Ied fos the
'ad the Of AZ east two nanora and hy thousand do
principal OF pus money due that year mill Two yes'
maturity Of ss in',meut snd prorded that an animal sae
Of eIpeudtufs each road shall be made 9nd oath by e
and Dcor thereof aud hed with tue Secretary OF
Sta,
Platte County Raroad" which has been known as the
Atchi-oD aud st the
Rlr1ods In Of the State " Mia
sonr having eted 10 the state of Mis-
undo the ous q act Of
Assembly Of the State o MifoIi entitled An act 70
between state and the AtchsoD and ~
Railroad Company and tie Weston and Achion Railroad
Company and the State the Of certain bonds
Of the Platte Country Ha
sell the Platte Country Raj road" &c Sc approved
February 49, 1865 possession thereof having been so taken with
view ~ lts sale
Said Railroad located North Wcstern Missouri IN opera
ton Weston Savannah fywo miles and sur GENTLY
stocked with and machinery perfect title aud immediate
s,.on will be given 10 the purchaser
Cope, approved fsbry 49, 1876 aid other infrm
the Will BE- furnished app ton by bot
JOHN +. HUME President 10 CHESTER HARD
mo Attorney " the Bord Of Cop sionsrs 81 Los No
JOHN r. III ME, bosd of Commissioner
SAMUEL HUFFMAN for the
THE0DORE S. CASE. Platte Countr, R,Irosi
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

mint % further decline the receipts from tho country 10
ereesa Nearly all sale - rev most of u crea
with carrot Juice anota to give 1t yso" thge tsgs
are ,so oac Fresh scurcf ownf 10 co0i weather
Sba1 arr moi yot ehcap grocery bue there are 40 IN
portant ca.nges nor is thoTe much variation IA meats
Snote1 tlns shade lower. We now add PRIME apper
10 lilo fsh fruits cargo arriving few days since hl they
are fny rpe Old potatoes nre scarce Bat new
ara aute as ulenty rsUa at t season, and though stu
y.ry high ae eolinng About go D1t have been received
daring tbe put week aud go small boxes tomatoes. Green
ress from Savannah b fcuuf on few stands but Of
course for high prices The present cool weather Keeps
back asparagus Spinach ia bat plenty Coal has cone
, lower but the tendency tImer good article 10
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
90 n1hcm il man Concern.


I WILL PAY 800 for the IMPORTATION that
vi lead to the srrc-t eoIvcan o more Of th
eowaidy wfee.s VIII committed th. Gut the ship Csrp"n
to employed ~ Tie 100, r. Tbuday r,sf
l6h INST HENRY eTEERs, Gr~esooiDt. Il L.
nFFICERs OF THE NAVY who lost their
~ psTsonl effects whom serving ysd
piy for the BY the
tue propc ioIms for sppcaton L. BROWN Co.. No Psri
place.
NAVAL OFFICERS, by recent act Of Congress, arc
entitled months iY fo loss Of pafssna encsts
Prizes BERMUDA and ANDROMEDA yibs at the u. : GOV
tfhtNf A0tNCf, No. z43 broadv ~
NOIlCE.-I have sold ont my entire business in tho
~ MANutACfURfND Of NARSlSHEj 20 WILLIAM d
cLAsE who was for SIX with the Bouses Of SMITH
srRArfoN and EDwARD SMITH
M CHASE has thoronh sposle5ge
hns Of Fsrnbe. fheeFfay resorIned hin old risnd AID
customers. and ask Tor hun the hbe e patronage that La been
extended 20 ms-So ~ Johu... New.York. April 2 le6
EDWARD kisSAM (iats kisssm n Ksslsrl.
Ikte this day disposed Of the above bnsnsi w DEyoE
Co OF Nos and Il AnutI ani sngaged by
The Vaaih Factory Brooklyn III b.
sbs with w D. Co., be glad to my friends and
also those of Mr. H. kisn aud to offer eoe iuoonsNo III
Falonst York Apdl 70. 1906 WILLIAM d. CHASE
NOTICE il hereby given, that we, the undersigned,
IN appointed Trustees Of Isno
b,or acc9rnc With hs of the
Revised Saltes all bed 70 d Bufnbam repaired
s dbts and owing BY the
respectively the Office OF Aubrey g.
WILSON, No 10 Wall st. New yors Cy BY the 9th dsy o Jnr lh
and al having In their possession pTopy % .nses of
nch debtor are deliver The said place.
day. and oil the ceditnr OF a debtor also required 70
hrir demsnds md 70 % os
at said place, by the dcs L,rein5eio.s speclhei
Dated New Y0lk Alr 20, ls.. -.
AUBREY c. WILSON. rx
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
bauinQs Banks.
Gbnntes for Dusiness Men.

4 NuUW(e8 tUL DUolut3o INIH
BUSINESS CHANCE--A practical Sash and blind
opening for business 10 Goshen
' ' PR. COLEMAN
INOR SALE-HOOP SKIRT FIXTURES, com.
Il pe. ord. nearly with so months
orde band ehaBc wishns - E tie bs
Apply at the Factory No. 81 Be,tmn-s.. op ttssi
EOR SALE--By order of the Assignee, THE EN-
Il PRE- BONE WORKS Uueasyo, ner Flaibgsh line, BOOK
Ign. containing engine boiler kee b0necTnsh.r eort, AIN
houses, wagons &c. Inquire Of \. HESS. No 10 Wal.
SPECIAL PARTNER WANrED-With 500 to
y Capital in CASH AUCTION BUSINESS, some year,
established Address huCTios, with ea name Tribune ohe
NNANrED-A PARrNER, in an Old established
cash business paying large profile Assistance than Capi
tl required Cal at No. Now Chalbersst. Room No. l.
GS Mn TO SIo.oOo--ihe advertiser oilers a,r',I an
well -stabshsd and se Increased 20 almost rIien lhs
afford. opportunity for uyeD n' aud Tor suitable
party and very profitable business Ad
dress A. b.. Boz No. 2li3 PosOhee
Gel 0fIn AN ANEXTRAORDlNARYolPo lPor;nnity
~ sVOOsfor making monsy PARTNER WANTED In the
paying rIyers ou'ine In mi, country A.
,ocsn class Appy PORTER Co.. at No s31 Broadway
Room No ~
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

NIEw-IERSEY RATLROAD.-Trains leavs ioot o. q
~ ro,r.rat -. for Phil at aud 10 " M,
and IS p ~ 10 BAIrMosa and wAssIssFoS Hs speS m
o ~, sEs q .ei3n!st
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Receipts Of Produce.

APsI y7--Flour, 1904 bbls; WHISKY 37G bbls Corr
Meal 2fe sacks Rye so bush Ashes 10 pkgs.: Pork Z.
bb Cut Meats Ja4 pkgs Lard, ~. pkgs Petroleum 7ot
bbla.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

FOR SALE.
ADAMS EXPRESS Co NEW STOCK"
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co. NEW STOCK sner May
UNITED STATES EXPRESS Ga. NEW sTOCs." .nei May
lnqaire of LIPPMAyN ELLERY, Banher, No 20 Broal,
YNRAVELING CREDITS Messrs. j. \ NOR
i GAN Co. LONDON tSncceson to GEO. PEAbODf
COR sTslAhe 10 the nrincpn cites OF EUROPE and the
EASE i.su.d by DABNEY MORGAN L CO.. No % EJe1ange
Place
INSURANCE SCRIP
ATLANTIC MUTUAL IHsrP ARCE SCRIP
Is8i Js6J, 1909,
Wsn,.dby WM G. GILMAN
No. - PnC q.
II s. LAND SCRIP for SALE.-Iands and
IL Farms rcut Ss- Cor r- es.hauge flT
erty, m-rsbands. B FRANKLIN CLARK No PsrsF'sce
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
printing.

tNyM EvTRDELLw SONS No. l04 Fulton. 81: -
w STEAM JOB PRlNrHRs and LABEL MANVFACIuh
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
FRIDAY, April 2s-r. NJ.


Gold has been strong al day, and sold high I9l
ricsnr ls For each gold 5-i6ihs has been paid The
poI cent Government socks strong and for j-0s
H 1892 an advance Of per cent had under purchases
"a short sales. The 730s are without change and
ihe loios are per cent lower. In State bonds little
dong Bank shares fm with advance of per
t.. N f9%s5 SnS SsaSs Sasons c;Sa Canton C Co. IL M B8s
G.er Power sold at 49, Railway shares are excited aud
Dsexular Erie sold a. high as 74.i Illinois Central S.
}as The rest Of the list did not maintain Yesterdays
naotstions but firm at the priees The bear n'efes
4 pucb reduced and there is no material opposition 70
fhe market from any quarter. At the Second boafa "e
market was strong, with moderate business Mariposa
Srerred was rated privately at 24 upon reports in re
on 10 the production Of gold by process and as to
n, general financial condition Quicksilver was also
etiye and sold at 55 at the public call The last prices
sere: Canton 5ei a59i Cumberland Coal, Ai -;
Quicksilver 5 o55i Manposs Preferred, 2t S2'i "w'
Rert Central, s3i ia93t Erie, 73i ala; Hudson Ri'er,
sso.Silo,; Reading, 1864 el05i; Michigan Cea'ral
nos,. Michigan Southern, s2t ss2i; Ilinos Central
S~rn I22al22I Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ss, as;
Clsyeland and Toledo, 1914 sl04i Rock Island l22t
nl23 Northwestern 29I a29t do Preferred, 'o1 9sei
Fort Wayne, esi i09si.
Money is abundant at 4a5 per cent and sll borrowers
In fair credit are freely supplied a those rateo ipor mis-
esHaueous eollatera. In Commercial Bills no change
For best paid and sa9 for second IgfAoe' e'er
ns Bills are held firmly at l0S 9i0Sl for leading names al
% DAYS; short sight, lO9 alOs Paris at 60 days, h26
s24,; do ct short sight 5.lSi 05l7.; AntserP, ia6i
a92i; Swiss, 523i e5.2iI.
The Legislature its recent session made several I'M
srtapt changes in the law in regard 10 the sale OF gc
suiect to auction duties Brokers who sell the same oy
sample or otherwise required to pay the same
charges and give the bonds a. are required nan
sactoneers doing the business which bond = b
taken and approved b. hs agent appointed by the Con
xer of the State pursuance Of chapter $50 Of the law
of ls,e and filed in the Controllers office, Mr.. ID. ID.
srshal the agent for this city. N those cities Of 'h'
State where there is such age 20 l"nd she1 be ap
proyea BY the Mayor OF Reeord,r; G / executed BY th
snctioneer appointe FOR count ha3 % appr 'ed q
d now the case, by ,be county JGGee oaehah OF tn
fees or dntcs to whrh damaged goods are nov su9ec
shall be paid into the Irsasdry OF the State.
Freights are dull ine engagements TO Liverpool ar
800 bales Of Cotton at 3D.. TO London @tO bush oa'
std brig 10 Bordeaux with slaves on private terms
The movement Of Dry Goods al this PEN fcf the Ia'
wect hss been follows;