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CHAP. elk.


An Act granting certain Lands to the State of
Michigan to aid in the Construction of Ship
Canal to connect the Waters of Lake Superior
. with the Lake known Lac La Belle, in said
State.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Bep-
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That there be, and is hereby,
granted to the State of Michigan, for the use and
benefit of the {" Lac La Belle Harbor improvement
Company company organized under and by
virtue of the laws of the State of Michigan, for
the purpose of aiding in the construction OF ship
canal to connect the waters of Lake Superior with
the lake known Lac La Belle, in said State, one
hundred thousand of the public of the United
States IN the upper peninsula OF Michigan, TO De
selected from the odd numbered sections OF land
nearest the location of the said CANAL not other
wise reserved or appropriated, nor designated py
the United States mineral lands" prior to
the passage of this act, to which the rights of
pre-emption or homestead have attached: Pro-
vided, That the said canal shall be at least one
hundred feet wide at the top, seventy-hve feet
wide at the bottom, and shall have, when COM
pleted, depth OF water through its entire length
of at least twelve feet, running from sixteen feet
of water in Lake Superior to fourteen feet OF
water in Lac La Belle. And provided further,
That said canal shall be and remain pulic high
way for the use of the government OF the United
States, free from toll or charge upon the vessels
of said government, or upon vessels employed by
said government in the transportation OF any
property troops of the United States.
SEC z And be it further enacted, That the lands
hereby granted shall be subject to the disposal
of the legislature of the State of Michigan tor
as the Governor of the said State shall file, or
cause to be filed, with the Secretary of the 1nte-
for, map plan showing the location of the
said canal then it shall be the duty of the Secre
tary of the Interior to withdraw from market the
lands applicable and subject to the provisions of
this act; and whenever the Governor of the State
of Michigan shall certify to the Secretary of the
Interior that the said ship canal has been COM
Pleted, in good, substantial, and workmanlike
manner, in all respects in conformity with the
provisions of this act, and to his satisfaction,
then it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Interior to issue patents to the said State of Mich
igan for the land hereby granted.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That if the
ship canal shall not be completed within two
years from and after the passage of this act, the
lands hereby granted shall revert to the United
States.
Approved, July 3, 1866.
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PUBLIC ACTS.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. LA
FAYETTE S. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tempore on the seventh
day of March, anil so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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Tri- -at5eekly Staudard*
w. w. HOLDEN. j. W. HOLDEN.
W. w. HOLDEN & SON,

EDITORS OF THE STANDARD,
Ind authorized publishers Of tie Laacs Of the United
States.
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IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Ribbons, Bonnets, Silks and Satins,
Velvets, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Straw Bon
nets Ladies' Hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
Shaker Hoods,
No. 237 and Lofts of 239, Baltimore st. ,
BALTIMORE, Md,
NFFER A STOCK UNSURPASSED IN THE
~ United States in variety and cheapness.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given.
~- TERMs-CASH.
Sept. 13, 1866. 76-4m-pd
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r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at tile First Session, uhich ras begun
and held at the City Of Washington. IN the
District Of Columbia. on Moaday, the fourth
day Of December, A. d. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, the taoenty- eighth day Of July, 4.
d. 1866"
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@ OFFICIAL.
T Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed ut the Second Session Of the Ihirty-seventh
Congress- schich acas begun and held at the City Of
Washington, in the District Of COlunabia on
Monday, the second day Of December, A. d. 1861,
and aaded Thursday, the 17h day Of July,
a. ID. 1862.
PROCLOMNTIONS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President. HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, Wee President, and President of the Sen
ate. SOLOMON FooTE was elected President
of the Senate, pro te,noore, on the eighteenth,
day of July, and continued SO to act until the
close of the session. GALUsHA A. GROW,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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Annex (A) to the Treaty between the United
States of America and Great Britain, for the
Suppression of the African Slave Trade, signed
at Washington on the 9TH day of April, 1862
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Treaty between the Unified States and Great
Britain for the Suppression of the Slave Trade.
Concluded at Washington, April Z, 1862. Rati-
tications exchanged at London, May 25, 1862.
Proclaimed by the President of the United
States, June z, 1862:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
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TeLEeRApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 10 1854.
FourSaes Chicago extra Mt $ll rs $2; hish grades
steady Wheat r small receipts Of free. Oats dun.
Seeds inactive with downward tendency Provisions
dull Groceries inactive and heavy Cut meats and lard
nominal Sales of dressed hogs at &c. 0c Whiskey quiet
but irmer NJ 2sc. = 3Uc
PHlLApELPHrA Dec. 10. 1875.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State ives Q5 Morris Canal
IS: Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 81 Reading Railroad,
57k: Pennsylvania Railroad. say. Gold s7s Exchange on
lb,sc. lelc.; extra. Isc 10 far Y good Zoe he
weight Hogs dull 5000 sold at &C. 9c extra. Ole, net
OswKoo Dec. 10, 1860.
Flour IL dull but unchanged sales at tl1 Is for No.
spring SIS 50 for red sl4 Is white SIS IS for
double Rye -four il held at So So wheat Il duh;
sales small lots Of white Canada 81 30 and Canada
spring At - ~ Corn held At 81 TO- Barley rye and peas
nominal
BUFFALO Dec TO- 1904
The nour market quiet and saes have been reported
this morning Grainwhea Is quiet Sales In small lots
of No Mwsukee club At 81 Is Corn heavy and ncm
ley nominal at 81 The sales OF rye were made
o. Provisions and dressed hogs quiet and sales whis
key Arm at - 80 per gallon.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Jersey Cty.
FoREFArHgRs' DAY The natives Of New England who
reside in this city Will this evening the resi-
dence of bIr ID 3 Gregory, tn make arrangements for
the celebration OF Forcfathers' Day.
ARREST Two NIX PoK ALLEGED RonRERy IN NEW
YoEg. John Henncssy and Samuel Cunningham were
arrested on Sunday night, the former charged with
stealing gold enamelled watch. seals and chain, valued
at ss00 from disreputabls house at 40 West Thr-
teenih street. New York, and the latter an accom-
piice One of the Metropolitan detectives pursued the
the TO this city and the residence OF Hennessy
under the pillow which he was composing himself 10
sleep. He acknowledged the theft. and yesterday
committed to the County Jail for trial. cunningham
admitted to hail.
DRnT4NG C,sE-The body OF James Smith ais.
covered in tho canal the Bethel church yesterday
and had evidently been In the days A
C0ronor's inquest was held
ISorsnARvRM. During Sunday night and yesterday
three nres occurred in Newark. On Sunday night two
attempts made to burn the promises OF Patrick
FULLY a; 1870 Thomas street both fires guished
loss about $50 Yesterday FIRE broke out IN tho stable
~ 70 River street, the building bring completely
destroyed at loss Of about $500 A named Caleb
Ward was severely injured by falling imbe~.
ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning n boy named Joseph
Courtmeysr employed In the jewelry establishment IS
Hamilton street. severely injured by being caught
in bolt. ne drawn up tbs ceiling with great
violence and received very seriors injuries lie was
taken the ONCE Of Ir Dodd where ~ his fingers
ampuiaisd and his other wounds dressed
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United States for the present nsca year nom % internal
revenue point OF view - 81 te1 4 ~Af
The value OF the "bulIon in Jumps barr. ingots or
BY the internal Revenue returns al ssi 3ss SAL or
this amount $40 82 sos assessed IN the Pacific and
Rocky Mountain states and Territories ana III. inc
II is estimated that In the gold producing
regions of the country at least IS per cent Of
the gold assessed tho Atlantic seaboard cities onehalf
Is OF domestic production. In view Of these facts and
taking the S ~ ms a o Ssn q ss'
calculated at Sa3. 2les7t The production OF vold In
1885 Is estimated At 81; ass an Increase in 1893 of
S1g,o75,015
The receipts on the Atlantic and Gres Western Rail-
way for the month OF November reached s4s7,2
against s6ll $40 In the month OF 1885, exhibiting
decrease OF 5so The receipts from the LIST January
to tho SOth November have amounted TO s5l79,77s
against $1,000, $50 last year. showing increase Of
$l7o, CAS-
Tho Mercantile Gasstte Of San Francisco, dated Novem-
Der II, Says e
Since last reference there has been rather
activity In the demand for money In certain quarters
but steady accumulation In the vaults OF the banks for
month past has impaired more ease to the general
market, and accommodations obtained without
n. nauE per ss ss. ss %'n ~.
attracted some attention this week. and n the
recent advance in q number Of stocks continues
TO be well maintained this description Of collateral win
obtain favor with capitalists and Others For
long time il has been exceedingly difcuit TO negotiate
loans based upon mining shares, even at very vide
margin from market vaiuee bnt within the past
few days important loans have been eeoted upon
these securities comparatively low rates Of interest
Receipts Of treasure from the interior show no abate
ment and since last report amounted to 9ee0000
making aggregate Of 900 for the ns half Of
the current month.
The receipts Of gold in England from the Australian
group Of colonies appear to be sensby revivng having
amounted September to f6s6, IT. compared with
f23s, $50 in the corresponding month Of 1885, and
f405 6l3 September 1854 IN the months ending
September 80 this year the total value OF the gold
imported from the Australas "a, $50 ST. COM
pared with ca 232 in tho corresponding period Of 1885
and e. 4o1 722 in the first nine months of 1884 II may
he interesting recapuate the imports Of gold from
the Australians during the eight years ending 1866
1882 fo,Oe4 783 1859, fs624,5s6 1860, GO, 10000;
1851 fss a25 1892 sc. 7oi,75s; 1852 &c, 3ss;
1864 e. $3.50 97i and 1885, R5,05ii70. The discovery
Of gold In Australia excited fears will be remembered
in 1851 1852 and 1883 that there would be depre
the valve az that metal contingency which
has not been realized in the least although since those
eventful years New Zealand has become gold produc-
ing The deliveries from the Australian colonies
this year promise to up least to the receipts
1862 or 1868.
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b Erben TO command the Huron; Assistant Paymastsr
Charles w stanner, 70 the Pcnobscot
Morse George Badly and Frank Courts, 20 the Paw
nee. on January Midshpmen Horatio X. Wilson, John
x Phean, VIM. Watts and VIM. H. Emory, to the Iro
Nov. 2s.-James b. Parker, Assistant Surgeon.
HoSoRABLY DIscHARGHD.
Nov. 2s-Maie Joseph w. Fox from August 81 1885.
The Navy Department has issued circular announc-
ing that misconsiructon having, In some quarters,
been put upon General Order No 70 the department
Informs commanding officers and others whose approval
10 bills for funeral services Is necessary that Il not
designed TO change previously existing regulations In
other way than by fixing limit TO correct growing
tendency TO extravaganza, beyond which funeral OK
penses would be disalowed Whenever IL shalt become
necessary for tho government to defray the funeral
penses OF an officer OF the navy marine corps Is not
to be understood as changing the regulation prohSns
left effects sufficient To satisfy them
NEcRILANEous
The steamer Powhatan, flagship Of the United States
squadron In the south Pacific with Rear Admiral George
Pearson board arrived at Panama the evening OF
the 9th Nov from Callao whence she sailed the 2Oh
the arrival OF Admiral Parsons successor Admiral
Dahlgren, expected out on the 9th inst The Pow
hasan viii remain the flagship Of the South Pacific
squadron, and will probably leave Panama for the South
ON or about December L.
Tho following Is q list OF the United States naval
officers who arrived on the Powhattan
Rear Admiral Geo r. Pearson Fleet Lieutenant Com
mander, Charles W. Tracy Admiras Secretary, Thomas
Proctor: Fleet Surgeon John Rsudersen; Fleet Pay
tain Frank aunroe.
The following Is list Of the officers Of tho Pow.
hatan. -
Commander H. X. Davenport; Lieutenant Command
ers Edward Terry and Charles r. Blake Lieutenants,
Henry Glass and Philip II. Cooper Master, G. NJ Ches
ter; Acting Ensign, John bennett: Passed Assistant
surgeon. William : Foot; Assistant Surgeon. Howard
NJ Rnndlet; Lieutenant Marines, A. II. Young Mates, O.
= Bellows II O. Robinson, Byron rrlpcr, II. D. Eaton =
w. Turner, Chief Engineer. j. b Kimbn First Assistant
Engineers. T. NJ Olson and j. d. Carpenter; Second As
slstapt Engineer DAVID Jones; Acting Second Engineer
Harvey Capp Acting Third Assistant Engineers John
W. Clements and Jabcz Burchard; Boatswain, John L.
Sinclair; Gunner, Burgess Allen; Carpenter, John
MacFarane; ssilmaker John W. North Captains Cork
A. W. Bcknap Fleet Paymasers Cork John W.
brigham.
Tho United states sloop Swaara arrived at
Malaga, SPAIN the 23d OF November and sailed the
same day for Carhagena, Barcelona and Marsees All
on board well.
jos y Harvey, whose appointment Acting
Assistant Paymaster was revoked on the 18th Of April
last has had his resignation accepted from that date
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corrHs.-rhe market without noteworthy change
sod IN bond. ard scS has. IL is. 81 r. e. war~ist on
private 'sm. Tssre wasn' business IN other descriptions
r",aa,. vey outs, ,h- sr,rsm. rate. s.m.sasa
ss1et e 90 scsn % Lv'Tps s 81 VS. rs y
s.s ga M. were TO LseoeL 80 ~ bale, eooo A a.
i..pd s Ssf 10 ,s.csS Il Is. TIE charters
we're Va from Ptisdelpi. snd one from hcre each 400
iIoss wers sres and s-.ds vita 20 bale. for
homo sumpios from oe, according 70 quality
tran .csons eS cs"ssaasaer ~.rs heard o.
Navil syosss-rb-r- ~s- iuis .r,iv,y the market
fss % s. sp 70 S Sc Rs1. s..
y limited rc3ust ara rsihsr easier especially common
- q ..rsnsa y s's aad 100 DO No asistss or TAR
oIls-rans~si w.s ~ishou, essential change. b-ns duh
sI.ss sus ..ssy :. prss rsasns rss ~
rssS On. ,ss hs. s l .er sa s nss. vs
s. ssd si1 - sis ior p-s Also 20 future dossry
s.ssl ::sr sssl r'isea; sss,.sis ss:ss, SIC.
' ~ No ss s. =. % 81 Drs.s ~ sc. . ss
x f f. .s .Ss s', Va. s's @ssus = s.ss ssos
s ,os ss es - H. ,n sesar s' as
ch.se-d e-. sales 80 rsaksyss iec H. for Assss
snd 10 f's ssnu.as ., soao so fan.ss,sn, wefs
wss unehsnsed. a. w. ts for branse u,nny N pals
.'a FOR Goa ssaasa asiry % eAss- eo,
r:' u s %,,s s s'jss u %s
the ars u ~ da.s from dAs on boaasd saiss
y fsrp,%s ND, ss.- . -sT.. inaies.ns .sS, ..
KOS aar hss.y % AAaa carolla. we're .oa %
sss;s y. san ssa nominal ,,s..s = ,xe ,os %.
r@.s We . ss Sss. ssa "a. Sc cr.s,a. !: !
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Cleared.
ship Jas ros!er, " Ahesl. Iv.rpool-c y Ns-s,ia q
sss n s.n ssy1 css
BARK Gsse,.n tBr iiii, Liverpool ia BAltin1ts-As
park hsiua del sua C,rr, Weeks rsrrssena--f Henry
Brig Heos tswedl fsndsrsren, Corr for oidersfapfh.
Rrr Alice Todd ar. Harding. Bsrbado. Vi, Norfolk
mtg Hi.,ns Sun, scoa.ld. Ponce aroyo-L v AZ
Brlss rosao renn,asn porsla.a-xaier 4 ,IossAieS
ss s spr sssa %as s%ss' t.s Gssssp
s sssr a pasna AIR os .iA S.aro se
seSr Gem. wsiion. 0.irs.ioa-Yosns 4 cewaa'
sehr Albert Thomas. Van Brunt ~ Marks. FaB Huti
sssr ss cs's. a- stassssSso PIT, .r
sesr w,s,' B,ylo. a.I,imoTs-, ssssr Dayton
sssr y ne sG~.. s....,a sia."
sssr ssrs.1s ssrr rsii,s.ps. snas Aco
Arrived.
Steamship Iowa mr. Craig 0isssov Nor a. sas sout.
:i,sss .s. .,ss: =: :s.i;' .s s, ~, =
m 9a ,sssoo . ps as ... 81 ar, s
With s,sam-hip Britannia disssira and os h-r IL
.Ils a. Vim pd.- ~ p,...aSss. p St.ss., 5000
ros, and tho sam. 1ay M al. iaolsr.i-d,
~f,h moderate wssihsr. ~. ON -ssn -ilin :
s saT s' ., is s .sd so y ~ lace pr;
Az sa r. n ssa a. vel We. s'g. '. - ss
and tvo tAy. .sncs p.s'ing nape Rse- .
s .' sas .s%s So e .s ss VA. fG.@a p. "
StssmsaiP Morning -..r Ns.os ssw O',saa- ps. ~ ~
l., ior 81 ~ = gas ia I'd .1s-as ss,s 80
~ Ti'e 81 b, &. y ~ ksy Ne', $500 ~.
q Ssrmei,h 81
ssa mi s.,..a !, n;i,ss as We n
81 y bar. ga.'si steamship Montgomery. bsar' tsr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

~g MONDAY, Dec. l0-0 p. NJ
The stock market has been generally strong and on
portion Of the list buoyant to-day the Northwestern
shares leading the upward movement Confidence in
the value Of railway property IL unmpaired ana tne ap-
prehensons which grew out OF the recent Treasury
report rapidly passing away under beef that the
natural laws OF trade will powerful in controlling
the finances OF the country and bringing about resump
ton Of specie payments than anything which legislation
or other artificial influences accomplish. II would
be obviously unwiss for the to attempt the
rash experiment Of forcing return to the hard
money basis within the next two or three
years, or at any time, and 1t is highly i'm.
probable that Congress will legislate in its favor,
or yet pursue policy Of contraction. The bill
already before providing for the Of additional
hundred millions Of national bank notes. expresses the
general sentiment OF both Houses with regard to the
currency An existing law provides the reduction of
legal tender notes at the rate Of four millions month
and 10 felt that this rate Of curtalment rapid
b ocordanOs with tho interests or the country and
people ~ layge, and especially the manufacturing
and mercantile classes The proper for Congress
70 pursue 70 limit the contraction Of the currency with
IN narrower margin than the law u present allows,
and also specify distinctly the rate At which
che national debt may be reduced It Ii clearly unjust
70 saddle the full burden OF tho debt upon this
generation and the cutlery against the present system Of
onercus taxation is becoming both loud and deep. Tho
debt should therefore be reduced slowly by the opera
ton Of sinking fund.- and II We return TO specie pay
msnts ave years como 1t will be soon enough
for the good Of the nation.
The statement Of the associated banks for the week
ending December 8 shows decrease in deposits OF
$5zl2 $50, in loans OF S. ,64l in legal tenders
Of $685. o0l, while tho specie exhibits increase of
525 0l3 and the circulation increase Of $500 s0 Ac
,ording to these Hgures, the banks have
reduced their liabilities four millions and
quarter than their OF legal tenders and
gold, and they are correspondngly stronger in
auence But for the fact that large portion of the
from the West In the form OF national
bank notes. considerable gain instead of slight de-
crease legal tenders would have been shown.
The totals Of the present and previous statements
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. Dec. lO-SP. N.
Asnns--Reoeipss 1s packages The demand mode
rate 81 prsvious prices
BRsApsruvvs Receipts ~ so bbis -four Iss 10 bushels
wheat, s,6U7 do 1855 do oats so7 do. rye 100
do malt and iJ199 do. barley High and medium grades
~ State and Western nour offered very freely and
being In slow demand concession Of from Toe DC per
Dbl In order 10 their sale Other de-
scrirtons without material alteration IN value dull.
with declining tendency The sales comprise 1000 bbls
the revised quotations appended For southern dour there
moderate demand At corresponding reduction
high and medium grades the muket cl,-ing with
tnued downward inclination The saeA comprise 80 bbls.
Eye dour and meal neglected aud prices, Ia the
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e Reensd sugar dull Al issSc Tor standard hasds
srsAsnE.we heard sales OF 30 900 lbs a lilo iitc
TALLow scarcely arm, with little doing At the
concession Sales lO0O0O lbs II lie. llx
wHnKEr.-Recepts. - bbs The market remained dull
and prices In the absence Of sales entirely nominal
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whsat al the o,ening duli nominal and heavy bni
the the market ruled and the
whole prices bourh quite non,nsL without chang Of
The shout ~ 90 bushels. including No.
2Mnwsuk-e at 81 10 aud No do 1T g. The
quiet Tue sales ambrare only about 5000 bushels
81 10 81 IL mixed Western, IN arpat
eloei,g At 81 u ~ ~ with considerable h.nne.s
q rrird ifmer closing steady advance ~ IT, p
per buahe on wssern The sales fair extent and
reached nerv 800 bushels at 6ic DC for hicaso and
Milwaukee, 6ir Go for State aud &C SIC for Ohi.
Rye was inactive AMI znmewhA heavy s.es we're made 81
500 bnshel. stsie at 81 - Malt duh aud nominal IN
tho Bassy dull and hesry rsrtcu-
larry nerlor qu.te The sale. comprise sU0 bushels
including 900 Bushels four rowed State. ~ 81 ~
corros u the opeaing held With Increased hrnne@s
but material advance established. ~ Tact holders
subsrruery anx1ms sellers a the current
saturday, which annrrsf and tie market closed quiet
and what The sales u good extent
prsirr upwards OF 400 bales mainly ~ the following
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SHIP PIN q NEW S .
poaT OF NEW YORK. DECEMBER 10. 1865.

ALMANAC srw YoHH--rHs mar.
pisxs t..4.... 10 MODS ssrs. eve 81
srrs ...........4...t. 4 - Htsa wArgE.
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Nning stocks continue depressed. Al the nrst board
Consolidated Gregory Gold closed roc lower than
sans tine saturday, selling At o. 90; Corydon. loo
sslilaG at "a S. smith and psrmee sold At 80 TO- At
ihs second board Coydon closed l5c lower than At the
hrss board selling al a. 20; Smith and ParmIee. 2oc
tower selling Al 80 80; WAIKIKI Lead sold Al 81 81; Da
wilson Copper. o., Quartz nli. 81 90.
A. the annual meeting Of the soathslie va Railrosd.
As.d In Petersburg last week, a report was submitted
stating sha, the revenue Of the road for the fiscal year
smcun< to s2so $50, . monthly average Of t24.ls2,
sAssi average Of $4,000 per month for Ave years
previous the The receipts from local business wss
weiis fairly maintained until May last. since which
tine hsy have been light, owing 70 the LITTLE pro-
dree being sent into market during the sum
msr months; bat, In the meantime, ths income
'cm foreign froights has increased from $1,000 70
sco making the gross earnings Of the road sas 600
per month The liabilities Of the company smcvu'
:" sa2xs1A reduction Of SSH sos sincc We beginning
Of The nscal year. The available means Of The road
smoaat 20 sis2e<2 The President stated that for the
month "a October the Of the road smoisssd TO
$4,000 reaching the isads bsfors the war saying tina,
t'he cams local trade nov enjoyed a. formerly,
sss road would be paying more than n ever had The
oanest expenses FOR the same month we're an 600
Tue fonowinx 4 a. estimate Of the goid crop u tbs
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RESIGNED
Lieutenant Colonel Charles c. Walcutt, Tenth United
ossto olrw Y