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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

The Fenians IN New York are repor-
ted to be shipping arms aud munitions
Of war TO ireland.
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Hon. Henry May died at the resi-
dencc Of his sister in Baltimore, on Tho
25th inst. lie was native Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, where he was educa-
ted TO the bar. ia 1854 the Democrat.
ic party of Baltimore city elected him to
Congress. lie was candidate for the
succeeding term but was defeated by
tho late Hon. Mr.. Davis. At the 'pc-
col election 10 1861 he was again cho.
sen for the position. In Scptcmbe' Of
that year he was arrested by order Of
the late President Lincoln and confined
in Fort Lafayette, whore the disease
that terminated his existence was con
tracted, He was in the jiH year Of
his age
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Cenieunry scr,lcrs.

A Centenary Meeting will b. hcliin the
w. H. Church, Westminster. IN Thursday
evening the lth inst. ~ are invited to Vt.
tend.
Sunday, the ilil Of October. viii lo Oh.
served Nv the members and lricad, IT the
" 4. Church, Of Westminster, ~ ticir
Grand Centenary Sabbath. SERMONS appro.
pfinio to the occasion may t,r expected from
Rev l.. ". Gardner. Of Baltimore.
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BASE BALI On Friday 9Th inst,
there will be match gan) Of Bal, be,
tween the 2nd nine 81 the 'Olympian
and paiapsco" Cluhs of Westminster,
on the granud Of the Patnpse". ~ :
o'clock. T. VI. An are invited to attend
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There are now in the Treasury ofthe
United States about eighty-fyc million
dollars in gold.
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New Orleans is said to be the only
city that paid more income tax in 1866
than 1865.
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l.. q. ruANdE--T'hc Pos, Ohicr NJ
TayIorsvillc Carroll county III. his
been changed 10 FrankIinyilIe, and
Lewis Lindsey appointed Posi Master.
in place Of u Buckingham superseded
by the change.
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LADIES' NEW
SHOE STOR IL
JUST OPENED IN
w estmin s ter
Between the Railroad and Reifsniders
Store, two doors west of
Mrs. Shriner's Millinery Store,


TNHE undersigned has Just returned from
IL the city of Philadelphia with the largest
and best selected stock of Ladies' Misses
Children's and GentIcmen's Boots Il Shoes
ever brought to this market. My stock con-
sists IN part of Ladies' and Misses .rea,
Custom made Glove Kid Balmerals,
Lasting Caters, Morocco BalmoraIs, -
Polish Boots, Oil Goat Balmorals, and Chill
drcn's Shoes also Gentlenen's Boots and
Shoes, such as Mems Calf Custom. made
Boots, Congress Caters, Lace Boots, Bro
gans, Kip and coarse Boots & Shoes of all
kinds. Being an experienced Manufacturer
myself, ] have had all the above stock made
to order, and for the express purpose to
suit this market by celebrated and well
known Boot and Shoe Manufacturer of
Philadelphia, which for style, finish, dura-
bility, comfort and elasticity TO the feet, are
superior TO all others and are the best fitting
patterns that can be found. t.-..
have taken great care in the getting up
OF my stock, and can warrant every article
to be what il is represented or the loss will
be upon me- Therefore invite the especial
attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen iof
Westminster and Carroll county to my stock
of Goods which will be sold ut much lower
figures Than the same goods can be had
elsewhere. ~ a.
Come one, come all, Mud examine Tor
yourselves. No charges made for showing
Goods. rH
oct l,--tf is. ECKERT.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of q dccd Of trust, The Snbscri.
ID bcr Us Trustee Of james G.. Stullz, will
sell at Public sale, NJ the residence at VIM.
Siultz, near Union Bridge, Carroll comfy,
Nd, on Saturday, fhc l8th day of October,
ls'ih, commencing NJ one o. clock, =. ~, all
Of The personal property Of said James G..
Sinlll, consisting in part Of one frst-rate
aOTNG MARE, "a
Of the Black Hawk Stock, well NoA
broken 10 harness; ono new Buggy, one
Sleigh, three set Of single harness. strings
ot sleigh bells, I two horse wagon and stone
bod, lot ofhay, loi 0l' bags. mill tools, such
u picks, DC, halt bushels, scoop shovcls,
aud many articles not mentioned.
TgHNs oF SALE-Au SUMS above FIVE
dollars u creditof three months will be giyep,
by the purchaser or purchasers giving their
notes wi,h security to be approved by the
Trustee, hearing interest from the day Of
sale oil sums Of five dollars and undr cash.
JOSEPH DAVIS, a
oct Its Trustee.
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District Meetings.
NEsrMINsTER DI.TRIcr.

" ~ " Af'rsA ~ hff'' . sh'N.AH
Alta meeting Of the johnson mon Of
Westminster District held at Zach
arias' Hotel, Westminster, on Saturday
afternoon last. Jos. VI ParGo was called
to the Chair, Geo W shriycr appointed
Secretary, aud the following persons,
viz William Reese, Jnsophus II Hop
pc Reuben w Stem, David Orcndorlf,
and Francis Shriycr, were chosen as
Delegates to the County nominating
Convention at Westminster next Satur.
day.
On the adjournment Of the District
meeting, a johnson Club for Westmin.
ster District was immediately formed,
which was joined by alb present Fran.
els Shriycr was elected President Jose
plus II Hoppe aud David Orcudorf
Vice Presidents, Richard Manning
Treasurer and Capt. George W shriycr,
Secretary.
Francis Shriyer, Jos w. Parkc and
Charles b. Roberts Esq. were appointed
committee to arrange about the publ
cation &c Of tho grand mass meeting Of
the friends of President johnson to
come OF at Westminster on the goth
inst.
On motion, the Club adjourned TO
meet at Hachariass Hotel, next SAtur-
day evening at Z o'clock, when all wish
ing to join, or friendly to the cause are
urgently requested TO attend.
The meeting was a good one, and well
attended
TASEYTowN DISTRICT.
In pursuance of a call Of the Central
Committee Of Carroll county, a meeting
was held 10 Tanoytown District No. /,
September 10Th 1866. The meeting
was organized by calling Henry Gait to
tho Chair, Danes Wright, Secretary
The following gentlemen were then cho-
sen as delegates to the nominating con
vcntion to meet in Westminster, Satur-
day October G 1866 Samuel Smith,
Within H. Grouse, William Englar,
He2ekiah Hahn, Robinson Knox, Hen
~ Gait, William Crabbs, w. Albert
Hitoshow, James Rooms, Banes Wright.
After which the meeting adjourned
sine dc.
MIDDLEBURG DIsTRIcT.
AT a johnson meeting held at Mid
dleburg Saturday 10Th September Levi
Burlington in the Chair, Ferdinand
Warner, Secretary, the following Dele
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REGISTERED VOTERS 1886.
Hampsteod Disfrict. No. s.

A List of Qualified Voters registered by the
Officers of Registration for the Eight Election
District Of Carroll county, in accordance with
the Act Of the Gen. Assembly Of Maryland,
passed March "a, 1865, Chapter ia.
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TANEYrowN DISTRICT.
MIDDLEBUnG DIsrR1cr.

AT a johnson meeting held at Mid
dleburg Saturday 10th September, Levi
Burlington in the Chair, Ferdinand
Warner, Secretary, the following Dele
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gS~All persons Interested are notified to
appear before the undersigned, Register OF vo-
tiers for the 9Th Election District OF Carroll
county, at Worthipgton's Hotel, Hampstead,
on TUESDAY, the sOth, and WEDEsspAY, the Slst
days Of October 1896, between the hours Of 0
O'Clock, A. N. and o. clock, ?. NJ of said days,
to show any omission or other errors in the
aforegoing list.
oct 4 1890 Regiztar
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HAMPSTEAD Drsrarcr.

Gu. John Lanmott acted as Presi-
dent, John w. Nelson, Secretary, Of
the Conservative meeting at Hampstead
on Saturday last and the following Dele
gates we're chosen to the Convention Of
the 9Th. October.
John H. Hoover, David w. Houck
Lloyd Ruby, Col John Lammott and
Lewis ShaiTcr.
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- were appointed to attend the
;,556nty Convention of October 9, at
Westminster, viz John Debow, james
w. White, Joseph Davis, William Dit
iendal, Newton g. Croft Reuben Stone
sifer, Jacob Burlington, Samuel McGin-
ness, Robert I.anders, Frank Nall,
John Skunk, William Zimmerman,
Charles Crabbs, Abraham Tremor, Fer
nand Warner
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FrNKsnuRa DISTRICT.

Pursuant to n notice in the Demo
cratic Advocate" the conservative vo-
tiers Of the 4th Election District, met at
Sandy Mount School House, Jon Satur-
day the 29th inst. and chose the follow
ing gentlemen to represent the county
Convention in Westminster on Satur-
day the 9th Of October next, viz: Dam
iel stull, Stephen b. Stoeksdale, Nathan
Gorsuch, Asariah Oursler, NJ G. Cock
cy. Daniel Stull, President, Jabez a.
Bush, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
MONDAY, Feb. l9--P. ".

Gold closes at 1871 al37i, after selling at 1866.
Government stocks were only steady. For Ten
sessee 6s an advance of p per cent was paid, and
yss cent advance nMissouri6s. Bank stocks steady
end offered in small lots only. The miscellaneous
shares were sold sparingly, and were not in favor.
The railway shares opened with great frmncss, and
upon small sales were rushed up 10 82f for Erie,
81 for New-York Central, 95i for Fort Wayne and
I02s for Reading. At these rates scramble was
made to sell, and Erie fell to SOi, New-York Cen
irsl to 9l2, and Fort Wayne to9ii The clique move
nents of the last week, beside putting the general
share list up 2a3 per cent converted professional
sperators from bears to bulls to a degree which
made the temper of the street decidedly favorable
20 an advance. As soon as an attempt made
- realize profits the market broke and closed un-
sstted, with tendency downward. At the Second
Board prices recovered part Of the decline, and
&iosed as follows: Cumberland Coal, 45045i; New
Yok Central, 92i a92I; Erie, sli9slsi Hudson
River, lO3i 0l0i! Reading, l0ls0iOll; Michigan
Southern, 70lS7Ot; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
Sai es0s; Rock Island 1861 Sl05i; Northwest
sn, 2Ss S28l; do. Preferred, 55l 055i
Money on call is quoted at 697 = cent, with
some business at 5 y cent. Buyers Of commercial
PAPER are cautious, and best names do not pass
ander y cent; good, 899, and ordinary at 10 ais
= cent and in numerous cases higher rates are made
The Bank statement is not 80 favorable as was ex-
Dected, the Legal Tender item showing decrease
~ $3633,O33.
The Loan bill is expected 10 come up at Wash.
angton this week, and We hope to announce its
prompt passage, including the authority to nego-
eiate foreign loan at per cent The authority is
valuable only as regards loans abroad and must be
granted If any hope is entertained Of funding the
currency debt into long bonds at this rate. No
capitalist in this country, much less any business
man. wants 5per cent; and there is not at this
moment any pressing demand at 6 per cent even.
Az affairs now stand the Government credit is in
Che same position as that of individuals and people
had rather have its short currency debt at is value
than its long bonds at their price To change this
condition Of things, future bonds must possess
snerts not attaching 70 any existing security, as
che currency debt will continue to be held az
Temporary loan until maturity There are two
kinds Of bonds which might be issued to advant-
sse. Long per cents, payable principal and inter
est in Europe, would yield in short time several
hundreds of millions Of foreign capital, which, re-
csiving its interest at home would be more desira-
Die than any known National stock Or,
Oe 1905 and compound notes might be made
convertible into long 6 per cents. This plan
of paying per cent long bonds
b.. regarded as financial treason in some
oaartsIs. where the Government 10 regarded a. be-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
navo,on, aocietv into whose Golfers every citizen

neyolent society, into whose Golfers every ei'iSen
should pour his earnings. Instead Of this IL iS
heavily burdened trustee, obliged, Ike o,neI D,i-
rowers. 10 offer the current price, ana W hi'Ae
agreeable terms or go without the money anu
Congress may as well come TO this conciuS''H i,''
A. last if it really desires TO free the apoi %
country from the load placed upon II Dy u'p",',Ie
from specie basis, and filing every corner % 'raue
with irredeemabe due bills, or shinp!aS'efS' AZ
cannot be done with five per cent uomcsNc s"'u
loan. and no time need be spent IN talking
abou, it. The 1910 loan was as abortion
ord onv attempt at this time to fund the currency
dol, Of that rate will fail from tie simple Jact that
rih geld at IS7 compound notes and 7'SoS pay
I;c5er isttrest, nth the principal at da'iy com
uond. than a fire per cent gold loan. If funding
is really desired it can only be accomplished by
foreign loan at S per cent, or domestic loan a'
6 per cent upon long bonds.
Tho following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks:
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'INliE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY offer for SALE
~ gHEO.0IO

Of their First Mortssge sinsing Fund.- Convertible BONDS
due april !, 1895, bearing SEVEN PR CENT INTEREST
payable Ia the City tue 1T day OF Apnl and
October Ia year being the ene tGdaf, th. Honds
which the Company authorized 10 sell the provon,
# NoUgase George W. 1hns aud James H. Fish mus.
tees 0T 1860 OO covering the whole ne OF the Company
Rood fro m Chicaro, linoif, TO hicnond Indiana 22g ns
with the Fmnchsrs, Eqn men and APpur enances and all
other present aud future ecqu red properly.
Tie proceeds Of these ouds oner-d viii erinculsh
the wOe exiting hoang debt Of tie Company and ptoyie
the purchase II large Of additional rolling stock
For Copy Of Mortgage and further particulars apply at the
ofce Of the Company. No 8, " ismst. A,wl where
sub.c hpions for tho Eonds viii be received
Dated New. yors Feb. ~, 1896
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Receipts Of Produce.

FYP. l9.--fOs7 bbls Flour. 3ll bbs whisky Al.
sacks Corn Meal. 500 busb. Wheat. gO) bush. Corn
2 400 bash Oats 800 bush. Malt LEA bush. Seeds. n
PIX. Ashes 4ai bbs. Pork 92 pfss. Cut Meats. u.
pl a. Lard l.lsJ Dressed Hogs .1J bbls. Petroleum
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
TInRg HAurs AND INDIANAPOLIS HAILRoAp, (
syCRLrARIs OTTIcs, TEaRE / AUT1 FEB w. $500


NOTICE to the BONDllOLDEkS Oh tno
~ TFRRk HAUTE AND RICfiMOND kAiLhoAD
COMPANY-Notic l. hereby given TO ihe Bondhou'is "
Trne Iaue snd Richmond Railroad tomInny' iofaon
crested ubdrf tue OF the State Of lndiana now sn0w 81
a.. Tere Heue ard indianapolis Railroad Company tha On
To. day Of March, 1866 the Seven (l PER cent fr NOT
gsse Bonds of said Railroad Company will become dur hd
Bonds IN full Of principal end intere presrnaon OF aid
ouds with nirrrs coupons RI achrd the ocr ~ he
FARMFRS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 20 EI
change. place, in the City Of Ntw.iork.
AFTER The Jay of S.rch 1867 the privilege ~ convert
inr ,ncb Bond Into the Capital stock Of sad Company VIII
cease aud interest thereafter VIII not De collected or paii
'Ne''0"' ~ O'De- v CHAs. WOOD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

rer nnDum hut the street rates are frm NJ '2"2s P
.e,t The market II Eastern exchange II grndn'lly
becoming stronger bur rates are steady az ~
10 lnr bul ing, and par To l.0 prrmInm srng S ~,
los sod among bankers al par; OaI 1Ho oeN1 ~
ila. rate Was gIeat1r itan tie supply
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financial.
OyYicL OF TnR CpicAGo AND NORTH WrsrERs RAILl
| WAY COMPANY. 30. y Nallst
! OFFERS WILL BIZ RECEIVED TNTII

OyyicE OF Tng Cpio.Go AND NORTH. .wrsrERs RArLl
WAY COMPANY. 30. Nai.-st.
OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
OIIE FlRS1 day OF Msrch pro1irno for $4,000 Of tn.
Consodaied Sinking Fund Convertible Mortgngs Bonds of
CHS Company. Thesr bonds portion Ooo s.ned
for the purpos- Of providing additional rolling required
oste the gro"ng business Of the Company und io
the pinrpt o tie aidHou.i road IN course cou
stTuctioh OLlshH the III! and tue ofteAg- pro
vurs the fruer issne Of 4j0000 o. said bonds
0CO ir s hereafter for tie purpose II such ..ue
shah D- found necessary.
fhe bonds bear da- January lG 1865 csirynr ven per
cert interest payable quarterly in New.fork have tny
yar 10 and srcufrd by deed Of trust >enurl
fdcn elq upon oil The 'ompany ines Of rosd and equip
tho Satss of Illinois aud Nisconn amount ing
mills OF road than 100 nr, of which are sub
icct % her uo.iagr. This mortgage together with all
other Hem. amount IN the aggregate to only Ief mile
upon said Fouds.
Pr sso made IN the mortgage for Nh. absoTrton n
the discTe ion o the foad Of D1cctoI.. Of all pror into
this csss bonds in the rypeaion that eventually all the
Other bonds te Company ia be exchanged Tor tese
ing Ibis of bond, the only mortgage hen upon the
pal ys cnt Ie lines of road.
Thee Bonds are convertible INTO tho Preferred stock the
Company a. option OF the holder ony time prior "a
J. sTO For further pBricua nql.rc the Company's
OH e.
ny order Of the Board Of Directors:
II. H. Bo0DY. Agent
New York, February IL, 1906.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Ocean Cleaners.
-ACIEIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYo

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYo
J. THROUGH LINE 40 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
leave Pier No a. North River foot Of Canal ST. n 2 o'-lo
the ls lh and 2lt Of every mouth lexcept whec
those fall on Sunday and then The preceding sx
dsy, FOR ASPlNWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway
With Of the Compauys steamship, rom Panama 100
SAN FRANCISCO, touching nt AtAPULCO
FE 3kUARY
1st-HENRY CIfhUNCEY connecting with COLORADO.
l0th-COSrA RIGA, connecting with SAtI,AhENIO.
2lst-NEW YORK. connecting with GOLDEN AGE.
Departures OF h and 2st connect et Panama win ear efo
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS: lst and llth for CE&
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the ss touch -
MASZANiLLO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. Second Cabin. S'rersge.
$500 $3.50 500
discount OF ONE Quarter steamer rates viii 30
allowed SecondC and S;eerase passengers accom-
panied by their families.
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds aloweo
each adult.
An rzperienced Surgeon board Medicines and s:sen
anc- free. -,
For Passage Ticket, or further information apply At ,e
Companys Trke. Office on the Wharf foot OF Canal 40
'''''" N'''' F.w. @. BELLOWS, Asrn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

BOARD or TRUSTEES
Geo n. n. Grup-.
friucl-s tones. r. -,
r. & calhoun, Pfesideu, Fourth National Banh
Cia. Anr Davis.
Fred Schnehafd, Of y. schnchard, son.
H. Cd,lus, Of Cay.u.. DE- kny'sT 90.
Iusrns Kelly Of Eus'ur Kelly Co.
J. T. sct.pr,er of -rhepe - Co.
Cha. Hoslp.,l of Trous' schmidt Go.
Nfn > bf-k. OF Dfake rroh,rs.
Geo. y GIruiug. Supt Of L. ;. Assay Ohics-
Il. T. Mouu'. ~.
Theodor. Osn,h. Of G-ntl Phipp'
BOARD OF EXPERTS.
prr r. Bsrusfl. President OF Colaulbis College ard
School q Mines. Frriidrnf - bolfd , q,
DR.. J. T. kinlbal Mining Euaneer VicePre,iden, OF
Board.
Dr. John T'orr-y. Director Of the 4. y Assay Oihee-
Dr. Ju. 10 Ad-'brrg of Adrb'rs Raymond
Dr. Alex. Tnpt-l. Nra .lufgical tu-inerI ~ :,
Prof Ffsc. H. Nnon, oi the school OF Mines oil olups
CoI-tr. - ,.,, 4,
Professor Thomi, Ese,ion. I Of the School OF Mines OF
Pfof e. D. CL.nder Of the school OF Mines OF Columbia
COll".e
@. Eitou Buck, ESQ. Of Psr'z 4 Buei.
W. 7. Trow bridge esq. Of the Noy-iy IRON NoIEI
X. ". Rsy mond. rsg.. Secretary OF toe Bosrd
Dr. Herman tOodnef Ce0losi-t aud Mining Engineer.
GEO. ID n. GILLESPIE, President
DRAKE DE- KAY. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

NOTICE.-Thc Annual Meeting Of the Stock
~ holders oftbe NATURAL OIL STRINGS COMPANY
will he held the office OF the Company, no. ~ Broadway
on EDNESDAi, x8i inst, at ~ O'Clock.
hoH.icfa. Feb II. 1866.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Total. .fu,.1O bt,JIs
The trade is gradually increasing on The supply oi
last year.
We have received fromits publishers, W. Is. Dana
& Co., the first volume Of The Financial Chronicle.
1t is the most valuable financial record published in
bankers and merchants.
The earnings of the Western railroads show no
improvement, nor can any DO expected. The Michi.
gan Southern Oh the second week in February shows
aoss of 81, 200 and the Western 3d. 900. The
third week 5 traffic will not be favorable.
TRAINS were showed up in every direction and the
passengers suffered severely from cold exposure and
want OF food. An emigrsnt train. OH the Michigan
Central Railroad wrs ~ hours In snowbanki also. n
nrst.elass passenger train for " hours. The snow
the Chicago end Milwaukee Railroad was 10 feet deep
Two trains on this line were frozen within sight Of each
other for "a hours passenger train on the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad tiled TO feel its way through
the blildDg storm. and had proceeded lar " hen il
cOldod with freight trair, killing two trackmeb and
wounding several other persous Trains that left Chi
cagO on wednesday were obliged to return and no
trains passed through the city for two days Trains or
the Illinois Central and Chicago and st Louis PaiI.
roads were snow-bouDd In nsequence Of the immense
snow-d drifts North and South The Chicago and ST
Louis dOwntrain f1om Chicago stuck At Dwight with
large nrmber Of assengeTs. at Milwaukee all tie
railroads we're blocked up with snow. There were no
trains Thursday from any direction and none left
The thermometer was 10 degrees below at noon."
The Boston Ercatng Trareller says:
The week closes with slight,y increased demand for
loans on collateral security and for discounts OF ner.
camille paper Six per cent is charged for temporary
loans. and n TO per cent on the best notes.
The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday says:
Business today in nearly all its departments. was
staenan.-partly owing TO the snow storm which pre-
vailed hut mainly in consequence Of the depressed con-
dition OF the general markets. The mOrey market
quiet and unchanged. The supply Of currency is grad
l.
modatpg good customers freey but the market is still
close The rate Of discount OF the banks 10 10 cent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
The American Bureau Of Mines,
HoGi BROADWAY

mns mineral lands, and erauinsd and reported upon
Compel NJ rng iur.ish"d 70 Minirs Conipanie-
Con,n,s,ious Afforded on all mining mrt,nTncal and
question. It tine Office Of the Bufesa Rooms 49, 30
aud a. Noe. % and " Brosdway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

ENEhl oAiohDAN fhOM PIER No. 10, n. a.,
lh connection WIN Mairoads hrongholt Georgia and tords
EMPIRE SIDE " HEEL LINE.
Ps'sase rates through TO Augusta Macon Thomasve Ds
latka
Ihe isvonse side heo! steamship SAN SALVADOR. Joshus
asAna nnender win sii Tor Sayrnnsh direct rom P!S
No. 10 North River. foot of Cedtrs on SATURDAY Yeh
"a, promptly at O'Clock.
re- ght received daily. and handled carefully.
BUS OF iadine furnished snd signed tie Pier
The oAN JAClNrO fonows nefch3
fST fFtght or Passsge-hayng elegant aceommooaaons<
spply to
GARRISON 4 ALLEN, Agents. No. S 3 owing xTsss
ASeps d ssvAnrsh y. b. HA1pEE asa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
UyIicn or rnE Ilornrosrc RAILROAD cosPssr, ;

BRIIGEPOHr. Conn. req. =, looo'
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting 0i the STOCK
~ hoi.r of the Housaonc Railroad Company WI be hed
at their OAce n the tiy Of Bridgeport, ON thiDA u.
I'D ius at z. o'clock p for the purpose Of
A uOAKD o. iRECfCES for ssd Company Tor the yea
and sny other business proper to be done AZ ''o
meeting. . -, ~, ~, 4,
The ranser Book will be closed from the l2h to the I'D
''''' C. X AvERILL, Secretory.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
Ulpiocno Notices.

Cyytcy og THE CHICAGO AsD ALTog RAILRoAD Co,
CHICAGO Il.. Feb. IS. i066.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors of the
~ CHICAGO < ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY hay.
tins dsv d.rltr.d DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT CASH
tie Preferred ard Common stock Of the Company p1y'Ge
on Ih. 6 day Of March lg 49, al he office Of Aelrs NJ K
IEsUP a CO.. NO. "a bro8d.s y. Newlork City. ransiaL
hooks will close tie ?lh list. and open on tue - oil
March w. ~ LARRAbEE, Secretary.