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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

i've Stuffs.-Indigo, madden, copperraas, al
~ VIM, Blue stone, cudbear, red wood, OK
tract Of lsgweod, ground ditto, chip ditto, red
saunders, carmine, sol. meer. tim. spirit of sea
salt, curcdma, &c. Sold by F. Ii. LINK.
april 15-tf Druggist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

NTEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
IN On Main street, next to Links Drug
store, Staunton, Va.
viii keep constantly on hand, the largest and
best selected stock in the Valley. Cheap for cash.
Envelopes 5 cents pack, Paper 8 cents quire,
everything else in proportion. Orders solicited
and promptly filed at lswest rates. Call and ex-
anime NJ. SULLIVAN,
march 25-tf Staunton, Va.
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GOODS.

y
EMBRoIDER1Es, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LINENS, sHAwLs, NOTIONS.
Baltimore city made shoes, comprising in par.
as follows:
LADIES Morocco Doors, FRONT LACE and Cor
aREss CATERS, BALTIMORE Doors, great variety.
together with q full assortment Of Misses and
Childrens shoes. 9ns9 70 Y
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage, 10
examine our stock of lsffto
FRENCH cleths csssimer.a
Tweeds, ''sfF
Ducks M vestings,
CasineHs, s &c., &c.,
before purchasing elsewhere.
s We hhaaye aalsso inp stoge t.,
FLOOR AND STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
With many other things too numerous to men
tion. Call and examine for yourselves.
may Taft HILB g. WELLER
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' Is FULL PAGE ExGRAvINGs.

r0R Rockbridge Foundry and Ma
chine Works. A bargain can be had
Satisfactory references required. Address
j. MCDOWELL TAYLOR,
anne 10 81 Lexs .ton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

II UBBARD LIGHN. MOWER
sssi. hs asg B.e!ss !;S. saa
For Is nsi's ss Wishing g buy
ers to the following gentlemen-a few among the
many who are naW using them:
]. P. Todd, Mt. Scion,
James P. Byers, Parnassds,
VIA. 3. Cochran, Chufchville,
James W. Crawford, Stanton,
w. J. D. Bell,
David S. Bell, Fishersville,
Luke Woodward, Craigsville,
J. w. McCutchen, g
Andrew Cameron, Lexington,
R. J. Glsndy, Bath county,
J. C. Lewis,
Wan. W. Montgomery, Deerfela.
PAREINS, NELSON 4 CO., Agents.
nay 20-2m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

Qoaps.-Honey. glyoerine, elder flower, pom
- cine, jockey club, foauirs musk, palm, brown
windsor, cosmetic bars, mrs pastington's, walnut
oil shaving, shaving cream, white and notified
O, 8. soap.' Sold by r. H. LINK,
april 15-tf Druggist.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
To C0lored People.

Again We repeat our former advice to you
don't vote for anybody-don't vote at all
Let Conservative and Radical whites settle
this question. 1t is for you to hold on to
what you hsse-=yo4r freedom and rights I'M
der the lazy. That yas haVe, and may lose
BY mixing up in politics During the war
the white people Of the South had you; they
could have forced you into the army and made
sbreastworks" Of you, as the Yankees did
They did not do SO, but let their sons bare
their breasts to the storm, alone and unpro-
tscted. They simply ask you now, as they
did then, to say and act "hanas off" and We
tell you, in all earnestpess, your fate depends
upon your Sc doing.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

-RENCH CHINA, xIc.--we have just
received the largest and protest assort-
ment Of French China Tea Sets. and
TOILET SETS, in Staunton, and the cHEAPEST
lot OF the BEST WHITE GRANITE WARE.
Call andsee for yourselves At Whites corner
Main street " ~ PIPER, SokAAh sV,' =
mayiN;s -
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GENERAL CRANE,
BY
ALBERT d. RICHARDSON.


Author Of "Field, Dungeon and Escape" and 5
Beyond the Mississippi"
Was .critten vith the sanction Of the L1ustrio't.
General and is the only fully authentic and duthor.ss
Biography Of him, and will contain mass OF i'm
portant and interesting matter other has or can
obtain, fac-similes of the UncQndtienal Surrender
and other letters and documents from President
Lincoln, Generals Grant, Buckner, LEE and 9TH
ers, from the originals entrusted to the author,
and matters Of the highest Importance, relating
to the civil government since the war, never made
public.
% FULL PAGE ENGRAVINGS.
The Author is widely known as one Of the most
truthful as well as brilliant writers. He was
with General Grant during most Of his Western
Campaigns, and as journalist writing from
"Headguartrs in the Field" was one Of his earliest
supporters. He writes from personal observa-
tons and from material gathered from channels
opened to him by
GENERAL GRANT =
and his friends. Its contents will prove its SUI
peFiority over all others. Don't sell or BUY an
inferior work. Look at this first :
Complete to LIST of June, and will contain en-
cravings Of tho Chicago Convention Circulars
sent, and highest commissions paid. Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
June lO-4t Hartford. Conn:
d UNIT d o.l-l..;J~o Rouudrv and 9Mn-
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x GENES WANTED.
~ ALL AGENTS who.propose to sell, and
parties who propose to buy . life of, Gen: GRANT,
should understand, that the PERSONAL HlSTO-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIOWER.*

Major PETER H. wooDwAnB, Manager.
may 13-3m
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june st
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE MARKETS.
lGnrsh.f1x r.FoFt.t a.. Tn. gturEp1u |

Nhfthlo reported Tor IuH IhlhrsBl
THURSDAY, Jan 10, 1868
ASHES-The market for Pots Is firm ut $s 2Ja$8 81.
Pearls are nomlnal-tl0 25dA10 30.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-A steady, fair demand
has prevailed, and the market frn The closing
quotations follows Bricks at sll 5OasI2 for
common Hard, tSa$22 for CrOon and SO for Pha-
dephia Front Cement at 81 9Oas2 for Rosendae; Hair
at d3Gkc for Rio Grade Mixed; 37dJ7tc for Buenos
Ayes Mixed and Ilal2e. for unwashed Mixed. Laths
ut ST. three months. Lime at 81 so for Common and 81
for Lump Plaster Of Paris at sSas4 per tun
Blue Nova Scotia A. 40 per bh for Cacned Eastern, and
g. 80 per bbl fOr Calcncd kuckerbOcker and Empire
Mills.
COTTON-The demand has materially improved. and
has been principally from shippers prices rner. the
market closing with considerable tone at lGc for Mddng
Uplands sales OF 6,l57 bales
COFFEE-RO is still selling to fair extent, and prices
remain steady on all grades sales Of 1l4 bags Brcm-
erin, and COO do Contest private terms Java and
West India grades are without activity.
FLOUR AND MEAL-14ie market for Western
and State Flour opened steadier, bHt still irrcgu-
lar the close there was better de
mand for the new grades for investment Family grades
not pressed on the market though quiet the sales
$500 bbls AT 81 6Od$9 IS for superfne State 80 asa
$40 for inferior River and City Extra $40 35ds0 20 for
Extra stae $40 s5dtl 80 for Fancy do 80 45as0 IS for
the low grades OF Western Extra; $40 60at11 co for
good to choice Spring Wheat Extras; ~ soa
tO 65 for Shipping Ono $40 rs ass rs for Trade and
Family do. VI 2oat2 70 f0r Amber Winter Wheat ExtTa
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TurusDAY Jan. 1G-Ouly $50 bccvcs were received
today viz l25 nt One-hundrethst and - ~ hudson
hundrctbst on Monday ASS which H. 23 less than for
the same time last week. The market Is slow with prices
unchanged from yesterday.
sheen arc easier with seven cars fresh at Fortiethst
and four cars at Hudson city. Prices &C. lower than
Yesterday and sales slow. AZ Hudson City, Judd Buck
ngham Co sold three State sheep. one OF them
thin 20 stock at SIC; car, ~ b &C. ana one car
h Glc. Hume Elliott sold go Canada sheep at For
tcthst, ~ coarssh few lambs. at 6ld7c rejecting
some culls McGraw sold yesterday car, ~ state
sheep a 6tc car. % n at &C., with one car poor III
tie sleep s. each Kirby sold one car lis n, Can
ada sheep. at 74c with one ear. es n, at &C.
Arrivals of hogs are very heavy today viz: 81 AZ
Communpaw. aud - al FOrtcthst. Beside these ears
we're held from yesterday, making 50 carr on the
market such large receipts cause slow demand, NJ &c
decline. The quotations are 7ta7ic. one ear far $50 10
Ohio hogs selling at 7,c; ears sfcd ONO, 200 ID, ltc
Some prime hogs holding for 7lc with no prospect or
selling The j. less favorable and cutters are
disposed to crowd down on prices.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

NOTICE-FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
~ YUBA COUNTY BONDSNotce hereby given that the under
,i Fuudng the lga state of talor
MIA hand the Of thousaEd hundred and heen
Tor the redemption OF luha County Bonds OF the
ie Of t, ye 1881 thousand and
dollars coin redemption e inba Couaiy Bonds Of TIE issue of
the rear sealed proposals s be received the Cour
Treasurer o % county the City Of hapsfie uunl SAT
TRDAY u February l8a 10 o'clock Of that cav
TIE july coupons 1863 be attached 20 the Bonds aud tie pro-
ro.a must accompanied hv the Bonds 10 b. reeeeDaied this
In d.y Of December A. ID. 1867. ". H. HARTWELL,
l. T. CKASR.
ID A. MCCONNELL.
Funding Commissioners Of luha County Cal
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
Tile HORSE MARKET.

With light supply of horses In the Twenty fOurthst.
sales stables trade Il very dull, and has been so for
weeks Dealers hopeful and expect better times IN
about "A month The principal trade Ia now confined 10
railroad horses they being IN constant demand, thOugn
lines make preparations beforehand Tor anticipated
loss of horses during the ncemency OF Winter. Prices
are no lower sales extremely slow Next to railroad
horses, workers are m best demand selling al spaNo
each but few improvements are now gong on
there is little call I'm this direction Gcntenens road
horses lttlo called for particarly az the travelling -
moi good and ali classes cautious of investments.
The general duness O trade materially affects the sale OF
horses they beng looked upon In the light o uXu
ries than necessities. Dealers prices must come
down the country 10 enable them To purchase with
auy margin over selling prices here There are no
horses sale. and the present rates OF eA
change will cficctually shut them out.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTOCKs.-FIRsT BOARD
TnuRspAY. Jan. le-r. NJ.

THURSDAY Jan. l6-P. NJ.
Gold opened at 1891 and sold up to 14Ot, closing at
1891! There is a very large short interest and the
market is finn The cleariDgs of the Gold Exchange
Bank Sl34 SD OOO and the balances e. 40s975.
Government stocks are higher and very strong
The investment demand is good and no lots Of mag
ntude offered The Gold bearing bonds Of the
Pacific Roads are also in demand from investing
parties State bonds were very steady; Tennessee
ex-COupOns, 625 Tennessee New per cents, 81
Missouri per cents. 994. The Miscellaneous shares
were steady Canton was buOyant, advancing to 533,
closing at 52s; Western Onion Telegraph was steady
at SO; Pacific Mail was weak and offered at l1lf
Railway shares opened duh at a slight improve
ment from the closing prices Of yesterday but al the
Regular Board the pressure was TO SELL and the adj
vance Of the morning was lest. Michigan Southern.
the Northwestern shares, and Rock Island were
steady; New-YOrk Central and Erie continued weak
After the call there was disposition to buy at the
reduced quotations. and Erie, which still leads
the market, sold at al! The Express stocks
were low, especially Wells Fargo, which
sold at Is 1t is stated that Adams Express
which was not affected by the late Express quarrel
has large surplus divide and that the Merchants
Union has large amount Of cash. the proceeds of its
last installments called in. for which it has use
and which will be returned TO the shareholders.
After the call the market barely sustained. AT
the Second Board prices broke the list generally
and stocks were freely offered by weak operators,
and readily taken by strong houses. Pacific Mail
was specially weak, and trifing sales fell
10 lO7i, and Atlantic Mail 10 1911 fall Of
81 y cent. Outside small clique there is no
demand for this stock and large amount could be
sold above 60. The Express stocks were all lower
Wells Fargo selling at A. aud Merchants at SO. Gov
snment stocks closed firm. At the close the gen
sral market was stronger and, with fair demand
Tor stocks. the market closed steady at quotations
eaclhc Mail was excited, and fuctuatcd sharply
between lOi and 1854 with the bulk of the sales at
i0s
ihe following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
tations of stocks.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

Balance In the Treasury. $4,000
This does not include dollar Of the to De de
rived various sources for 1868 II seydent that the
State abundanty able to meet all her obligations and
that she danger Of bankruptcy at present But
II il said that the railroads do not pay up their interest
promptly the State The State has hrst MORTGAGE
uuon them and can enforce payment she certainly
will The stockholders In the roads may lose by this STEP
but the payers and the state Will De fully protected
The relation OF the State TO her roads IS not generally un
dersOOd She is not stakeholder In them but only IN
dOrses for them "a limited extent for which ndOrse
nent she holds ample security by hTst mortgage upon
them Iti said that some OF the shorter hes Wou se
for a nominal sum. The more Important roads now
ever would more than compensate for the deficiency
and would fully secure the State claim ana protect the
me Tafss letter says that Tennessee is about 70
ask New York capitalists for loan OF 100000 10 enable
her 10 pay the ensuing January interest on the State
either wilfu msstafemeD OF the facts or the writer II
shamefully ignorant Of them The writer ehuckes over
the certainty the State will be forced by the Supreme
Court TO take her entire revenue this year IN old state
bank notes which would drive her into the market again
AS borrower Of money 10 meet her current expenses.
OF course the wIseacTe knows nothing about what me
court will decide He IA determined TO take 1t for granted
in order prove that the state is bankrupt The re-
dempOn OF the notes OF the bank is one thing and the
mode OF redeeming them Is another and altogether differ
en thing but the has not yet decided either point,
and the writer may as well abae his aTdOr.
OF the State debt $23G00O0 or more than twothirds OF
the whole sum- railroad account When the exist
OF four years the damage done TO the roads,
the interruption Of all trade the devastation OF the eOuI
ty and the present money pressure are c0nsdered no
intelligent person will wonder that our railroads are De-
hind with their payments 70 " sl4le Iksss frGflu:s
that they will not pay up ~ the State reeovers
from the shock OF the Our roads only suffer In com
mon with all departments OF business throughout lhe
country. Railway stocks depressed every where
North well South and not only railroads, but manu-
featuring and bank stock. Why hold up Tennessee as
roads do not pay large dividends a this period OF unver
sal stagnation and depression She has over 1900 miles
OF railroads now In operation ana VIII shortly have many
ana the revival of business throughout country
VIII release them from all tbeiy embarrassmcDts.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
p4SSENGERS ARRLYED.

FROM HAvRE AND BREST. jan ld-In steamship Perere-
weeh Brent Mr. and Mira Wmsow Mrs Reed Mr. ssi.n,
Crestn Bnch Mr. Gerson, Mrs Caroline Ctrenbers hr
Robert Mr and Mrs Thatcher Mrs Robert NJ Nesot hr bssoa'
Larsrd Wimerng Mr. Lebr Mr. sauylsc, Nine hchont
Nine Sabot children Mr. Zimmerman Ar. Goggn Mrs Nj
aud child W Berier Moresse MI Van yeor Ms Never Ms
Baumgsrtner Btriol BauSo Mr. kiefer M Somme Nr
seck Mr. Gass, Mr. Jabin Mr Zmmen,uu NJ M.
Isevng Mr. Engser SchatE Mr. Ehnann Mt lIhan MI f
glio M schmid Cast, Mr. Bager MI Bwnmel NJ A. Il
Ptster Mr. sker Mr. Zeler Dir schaefr MTs Beiutann hi
Lambert child Steinmer Ang Mrs sortag ard eh
Mrs wegmu Mrs wsh Mr. and Mrs Du Mr. aud Mrs sshAnt snd
Misses SchantI Ms Renharj Mr. Neyeauf = MS
Never Osterle Mr. CsPOn Mr. Geehsrdt NJ bn
elmsn Mr. Bechner Mr. Bunue Nj Brh NJ hra2
pie Mr Sehaub Reinhsni Mr. Meyer Mr. Homann NJ ha
Mr Schmidt Mr Ch v and O. steinmet o. Mr. Drosi hn
Baker Mr. Schaefer Mr. kut hr Weeh hn
Muller Mr. Encher and RanIier hr Faust Mt, ho'
Mr. Wetre Mr. Mr.. and Mr NAon, Mr hubbard,
Mr. Mr. Valiant Mr.. Solomon Ar fsnsfhy
Mr. Vier Mr. Gueb Kusp. Mr. Lgtan, Mrs Scott ard child
Mr. Gauier hrs Sehneile-l0A lo
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoRR.

CLEARED.
Steamship America (Brem) Ernst Bremen Oclrchs Co
steamship Columbia Van see Havana Atlantic Mail steamship
Steamship Herman Livingston Baton Savannah Livingston
Steamship sarAtosa King Norfolk City Point aud Richmond n L.
steamship Neptune Baker Boston P clyds mn
ship Andrew Jcbnson MsRan Francisco Samuel W. o,gOd
Bark G. Putnam BrY RIeIsf Leshom via cadI J. C Bhsi
Barb Rainbow CBr ROuirot Antwerp W sehmdrs Co
Brig L. Pye Brl fye' Liverpool via wilmington ~ o. 0andaf
Big Costa Risa. Cassidy a.pip..s P.ns@. Railroad Co.
sr sSsr Hie Dodge f1;s@aa SaJSsdos' Loaasca
Shr Isabel Densop Msrsnham and Para Ni.sm ogl'ie.
ssI sc " B':a 3:alp. eis:; S i.Hv.on nj S''
so perire rr) pucaesne Hsrre jan O. and Brs 4,h ait,
n and f 70 George Massenrs tro9 jan 20 VI bad hs,
Di's'ssa s'.aS.IiP S,;a, Sia sys r;s,ll'nee
Mofpas Ii TIL. I..na w.asI, IsasS. rs d.,: ss
Hs,,sT'; Ls SS %, S%s s ss cc % % y ,Si
part fellow also tris MARY A oh''e Mac
0'Ha ss B. rtos Ssh Isucs a.ais. days Brett Son
o ss hid s sG' F1 ss11Sf S ST. JcS b. Cunningham. Bu9
MOateeo es days With hides to order "A 10 1'a
Of Brs l n M.y WIN %sn. BE- Hunt via Grand c., L
day.. Morrison PhFs Len 20 vessel: ~ ',n . 10 ,s
y. SSi .oG va. dcsns jan N sIss% .s
rigging attached stove Sul"ar" and rA~ hA'
Bns s1cT cp.sy eatsa Prince sa,.n9.h eth a%Is. ..
o., " Iond 20 Was days north OF HAters sh heavy
e.er, and norhery gaes Sailed In company Sh 'ehr A~
sesp Jed FIRE. Langley Jacksonville day., vh yellow rirs to j.
Nelson Co.
SPOKEN
Bs Lena Thnrlou TO- IS e ~est Of Cape Cod standing
MEMORANDA.
Submarine COMPANY saron from 81 Thonss
s, New YORK pot Norfolk Va Jan e for coal having
fy completed salvage Of the Of the steamer Cobsa All
veil
NAVAL.
FoKrREa MONROE Jan lssad steamer sAeO for the Wet
Indies.
~ DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Jan l6-Arived. steamship Asrsas from neNio' 's
Acacia Savannah schr y Il. Balrl from SAvsnrAh -
BaLrIxoRE Jau l6Ared steamship Cdos RON Havana '"s
Nrw.Olesns
MONROE jan l6ssled steamship saron for
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
pEcEIpTs nr pR0nIrCr

Jan l6-4zsJ blis. Flour GIL bbls Whisky. $40 bbls.
Corn Meal 33O sacks Corn Meal $50 hush Wheat ~ 500
bush Corn, 1880 bush. Oats $50 bush Rye IOI bush.
Seeds 25 pkgs. Ashes l96 pkg-. Beef, 2017 bbs. Pork
l534 pkgs. Cut Meats l,S25 phgs Lard 3l59 Dressed
Hogs, 2Ol bbs Petroleum $50 pkgs. Butter ls2 pKgs.
Cheese 2g6 bbs Eggs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS.

IL
s b S; 4: i"e STAT: L .'Sfnss S Illinois T ed a1ssns
P%ea p Of 3 @ PH1 Ees I'D interest q rs ~; Ss5so S PSs Pe
Illinois, 90 hereby nOt sl whom NAY msyreS seHs. EXcHSyGs
SaToSaI BhSS IL The c c; Of SsaYoi viii pay bond.
tue state y Illinois hereafter particularly desisnae n '
all hOm the each and al o. aid M NSrd, &
the day Febrnary 1885 aed pursuance Of az
act act as SEs ,s site M nas1 asi @ s ssss ai.
ay la to sit Bonds numbered p TO p inclusive %, !" & w. @ @
81 ;9 ss go 81. s @ se e e2 go % Sl 9 S @ 70 o. 40 nsa en-
y 20 ~ ~ 'sto 80 incnys 90 Z 5 S5 ~ ,y, ss tg S 9Is
~ sli ss $50 sis sss' sii ss ss7 ..-
ALSO REGISTERED BONDS q the class or de.erPtoS nHH
6srsd 20 Inclusive u to 1ca,ye ~ 20 & ~ & ~ ~ 2 20 i1 ~ S s
~ s s s M "a i Il ia y rs IS M ~ ~ ~ r. rs Isl to s5 inclusive
g ia inclusive 1856 ls7 1888 s9 lse ls7 99 200 70 2S
sa So so 20, sss ISs's sss S Sc @ ~ 7s - I 3
se2 s ge ga 9t s go e 90 s' si' si6 e7 sH s's $50
ALSO BONDS issued in pursuance Of the tenth section
provide or the sale Of certain canal lands sai fot other PURPOSES ap
S.s 1d 1851 a oa G i & 'iS 5 'iss 1919 d s 10y S o1 isl isa m 7s
m m m s sS l Ils m s i4 10 ls s @ aan1s t 3 s I s ls s 1 m
1 aSS 500 RgsEsED s m 9S SoSDT S Fl S 5 'T 5 ' @ fs ice @ 49, I
@ ss 9 @ M M l 49, M M t. s ~ 5 ssi 3 u.s. u.s. s 5 il e iaf s i ss
Also CANAL BONDS issued the provision. Of s sgnd
numbeed H. H. 49, So 81 &C. 81 So g. 81 &C. 81 81 2 90
@ , = @ ss s s ss @ y g 81 81 s. s5 5
cog 90 Sa III az r. r. 1s 3 5a 49, 49, 69 ' 49, 49, '9 '
Also RFGIsTEED BONDS Of the sane class numbered 49,
10 lj 20 n 70 22 26 I6 l80 90 49, 2i3 2 257
96 262 269 27B 2l as 2s8 800 3 35 3s 3s 33 5i6
5 TO 37l Inclusive 375 5s 392 35 % 49, E9 3s 4 40
ans 4l6 43 464 tl 496 fj3 4S9 sol 5i 81
SD SIS So ss 7 94 595 500 57 6l2 GIL 63J 69 100 %
700 no 73l, $50 IA rs 1908. lO6 $500
Also BONDS ISSUED IN pursuance Of entitled An Act TO
fund accrued ard unpaid the public debt OF the
state Of illinois, appoved Febrlary 49, 1857 TO Wit Bonds numbered
22 the Ann Ohee o Hope Co,
Ketweh voonbergh ard William BooskL in Amsterdam
IN WHEREoP heTcuno set hand and cause to be
afre Seal Of State
Done at the CITY Of Springfield this Fourth day January
IN Lori Que thousand eight hundred and
y.eght the Independence Of the United states the
rinstv seco,d RICHARD J. OGLESBY, Governor.
By the Governor SHARON TYsDALE Secretary Of State
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

The Nashville TENN Press very sharply denies the
correctness or fairness of recent letter published IN
this city in regard TO the finances of Tennessee 1t
says:
The writer takes what is intended 10 Dc its sensa
tiona point and attempts To starte the state bondhold
ers by saying year Tennessee viii have 10 pay
about SO00 interest bonds lG6 Go OF maturcd
debt, SsOOOO for ordinary executive eXpcnses-maing
altogether S2171,l66 N
And what has the state got 10 meet these claims OF
something over two millions OF dollars II the writer
was not posted should have said nothing; IL he kept
back facts OF which he iu possession, he acted dis
honestly Against the claims which must be paid by the
State during the present year. sum mp the following
revenues every dollar OF which is good:
Taxes due from collectors for 81, 10000
Revenue due from Clerks of Courts for 1851 100000
Due from railroads for 1867 100000