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New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
DROCLAMATION by the GOVERNOR.
Il STATE oS ILLINOIS, BrscuTivs oyyIcs,


BY tas accordance With the Of Leg'
I,us q the state Of nuOi, entitled An Act !. relation 20 the pay
s:p III ScRD SGissBY o. 2 state
SssGiY sf,I pI' ' americas Fsssag h.s
S.s Of aos isf hss. s Sa sssO..s h prono
and said l. 3. Ipr!s. pPdty =
~ M % ,., S SS q, P; Of 5 s p saa% & HS. to w.t. from
:s : AYE <. ~ s.. At s:f :ss
= ] SsS. Ss1 a is Is';; EiSs:.i S:
.ned william Thomas Blair ofBsh England Bond, No 1.s aud
Bond. 80 Sa.s ss sss sas .Ssd Fn.hs B..sss ssSd
s, ID 70 y John "a R.S 1S gsSs s iS % .S 10 ". nosS
No. ss'o .s1 a,,i, E.asG to th. Rev jo,.E B.i.@.a
n. aSfa'Ise' .ssss. srs. bena %S .ssd
..s e: .as ss JG; f.S. 81 4 a
.A ssn.a, e:srOnp Bond No AZ atS ,1ss to BOyss Co. %
c.is M.'sI sns.s s.e Bond No. Es
s 3 ts ssai g; lis a'i.. S.s % s Iss'
R.dd'eh wose:.I,i,, Eess9d ESQ Bonds No 9.s and ss
ss Hss.ad .prsS vA s.sa' ..Iy,..'ag Bsad; y.
i.si issued { 1.s Fss.I. Nessjs; M.sys cs.:.:,
.9'S SS. sS's & S @ ssa S 70 sT sS, ss: :ss 81
%t''r .; Send. .' ssas.S "Ss@ 81 s i"sa Ss
Ee.S. No. asS nd sss ;.:rd Man. D:s..s
s,'q % Place R. .SsSS .SS se1d .s .Ssps'd s %
Il SI;s sI y 3: .:s. = 's !;
S... pSS. P.p No. Ss 'e No. S .a tsi S st''s
lren. Robinson. sIseurI Of j. L. Roen'o. Bosd. nun
inelasivs issHed 10 Insnger h Co
Bona. gss aud 900 issued 10 = Bant Bond No io2d issued
Bonds numbered 1907 2e13 inuve Issued O.
Te- President m Bsht Of Silver Ce.s Bond Ne 2bs issued to
fssuc Bonds No. 2697 And less issued Rbeeea
osussnd Boud No 26s9 aed 10 r. ssrfs Bond No 205 Ia
TO william Bonds No. ART 7s ME-
Washington Bend. numbered a aud rec inclusive ssaed 20
Asp.s Alicia Ewar both Of Nlhbui pnmsshs -d
With beueet ~ ursiyorp Bond No 2f5l Issued Richard
Eon, Bishop Hsreodhrs In England Bonds
20 ssned Fesh, Beads Ne l5Sl 3sf and 2s9
is,ned 20 II. NJ. Bore =. ......
Also Bonds aedn pursuance Of an act entitled An Act relation
The the PRINCIPAL and interest Of The state debt appo,sd
teh a. 1879 to Wit. bonds No 93aA TO- H. s and 10 Refunded
Stock payable amer less. I...I. ...
Also Beads il pursuance OF entitled An Act 10 provide
reminding OF Bes approved February 10 ho
Bonds No 49, w. 40 40 a. a. ~ aud a. hrfanded Canal stoef
payable snsr 1860 f..f.. "a,
Testimony Whereof hereto hand and sauss 10 be Alfred the
Great Seal Of State.
Don. the City Springfield this ainth dsy Of oeohsr IN the year
Lord thousand hundred ard sixty eight and d 'hs "
RICHARD J OGLESBY. Governor
u, tbs a,ysraor, SsAsos TtypaLs Ssctsav Of state.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

A limited amount Of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY are
offered to the public as one of the safest and most
profitable investments.
l. They are First Mortgage upon the longest and
most important railroad in the country, Of which so
miles are completed
q BY law they can be issued To the Company only
as the road is completed SO that they always repre-
sent real value.
3. Their amount is limited by act Of Congress 10
Fifty Million Dollars the entire Pacific line, or All
average of less than $4,000 per mile.
4. The Hon. L. d. Morgan Of the United States
Senate, and the Hon. Oakes Ames of the United
States House OF Representatives the Trustees for
the bOndhoders to see that all thelr interests are
protected.
o. Five Government Directors, appointed by the
President of the United States, responsible to
the country for the manag cement Of its affairs.
o. Three United States Commissioners must certify
that the road is well built and equipped, and in all
respects frst-cass railway, before any bonds can
be issued upOn II.
Z. The United States Government lends the Com
pany it's own bonds o the same amount that the
Company issues, for which 1t takes second mort
gage as security. .s
:: AS ADDITIONAL aid, ii makes an absolute dona-
ton OF 1880 acres of land to the mile lying upon
each side of the road.
.. The bonds pay six per cent in gold, and the
principal is also payable in gold
10. The earnings from the local or wav business
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

~ go, and c2 Ofs6 70 at7c Also IS head Columbia Co.
this State, ne SO n, AT Sc. Sheep sales Today cus 5,
head State ~ 81 each % do ~ 5O 50 do Canada " I
and SO at s. each. Also coarse 70 70, ONO, ht a
car do. &C n, and cars, 16 ib 4tc aud car 80 so
car Ohio 81 ~. 5ic 80 Canada, % ~ Sc cars Ohio,
80 10 dc; State II n, &C.; 264 head state ana Ca
ada Ssdi05 n, &C.; and 81 Canada lOi b Gic. with do
Of lis at 7c Many mixed sheep and lalnbs were
sold by the head AT ~ 25d$i each
THE WEEKS SALES
AT FORTIETII sr. ....
BY Hume Elotts,3si sheep and lambs for sJ6964 49,
or an average OF " 80 each. 49,
BY MoGraw-6,3iO head ior t353j "a, averaging W "a
y head. ......... , ......
AT HUDSON CITY
BY Judd, buckingham Co-9069 sheep ana iaihos lot
f35,7l5 IA, or IS - each.
by Bliss Dimnick-s33s head for s7,i63 o. averaging
t3 AZ head. 49,.
BY Kase. Hanver CoIs29 head for s70S6 So, or 1854
each. , -,
sWINE-Arrivals OF 49, sol live hogs for the week. snow
increase OF 5000 from the previous week fces haEo
worked down tc. during the time and the ueinanu -
only moderately active slaughterers are pressing moWh
to reach point where they begin to pack Inore
were 81 cars COmmunipaw, and II at FOrethst the
arrivals OF yesterday and to-day, with another tram ex
pected at the former place. The rates are sta9o IN
Guiding Ohio OF 1l2 10 at slc los do, l66 ~ vc' @Vo @
do I79 IN, e.c 123 Illinois, 1904 TO- 9c; and 22a do' zio
10, 0ic.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
DONEsTIC MARKETS.

BrsraLo oct fl--Rscsp,s-Foat Gi0O bb Wheat l7o 900
hush ora 40 oats l6 600 bush Rye 39O bush Bar
Os, 2lo go bush bush In her-WheA az ooo
lash s1e oOe bush 0sis Jt ooo busb Buv NOV hast
iys bush loo bush. Freishu-6ic wheat $50
1.c snd q6s Oats 10 Newiot Flour stead, sales
W6i.-. reusd. Wheat da aud depr,".di s.lss snoc
sSse Zee su, y -, .po :, S ss the pe, VI
slo,rT Corn hly setvs sales % Uooo bnsh No West
co. ID, soss bnytrs eftred VI 0l Oats dnl; ,ms
a. tt gereTS, bsh 65 k'.salss Of oso bns At a.
bnsh.. al 81 ~ Bsrsr held 81 " 40 Ness
Poh he'd Ell so Lard 2ls, lIisbwno 81 ~ -.
quiet supsrsns ~ 7s Eru., ~ 5o che. Ia9 kn s6s7
J,pe sdsll Is Wheat 6nre Pnme Fan VI 15a 10; sStrcy
Prm, gdei s5t Choice frev, f2ot?lS; Good 90 frTus
srhtr, VI 2Sa vi ~; Prw. to Ctos, si0asiI Corn dn at
nasl a. Pok qnisi snd srchsnsed Baeop doll
kbands I1i 9.ci Clear lh sides 6le t.sT sides 1ldlis
lSia se fay Chocs Jiese WHISKY bnncr
al 81 a. mo,ilt 30 Csts al " sea 80 foF
Ina 10 choke Pat sheep ~ yous6 leH s,de, dali fIa
600 bib wheat, 20 900 bush Corn
100 bash os ocO hush. Ryt Ioo bust BARLEY sooo busb.
Nnwlusra Oct 3Plour dali aud unchanged Wheat dull At
s sst fr No IS for Ne Oats qalst o. So con do
elung. s,s Ne Kscsp,sao.o bbs fou' l.s no
wt,si 36o bnsh. osa sbpmsns-io sbl' Flour $4,000
Essrs. Oct quiet .na tsm q, 2? aie r,espu e6s
sspsrs th5 bsls sok aus As Flour don add n"nnsL
CON ~ Oats ejd6.e roIs 80 So L.d 2dLc Bseen
sbauLl,t, ltdf4. Clear sides ise
Totspo oet l7rlosr dscnAg when ssrluing bat n,fVs
sac, Of NJ. Whit, Mrhlgsp ~ ~ Aabsr al 81 s6dsl Ssh
c,,n do hut quiet Of No ~ o0ldt ol Oats
sb.ar,d RTs easier ,o OF No. ~ si s. harley steady Canada
M state Receipts to bbla bourI Is 900 bus Wheat
no os bah forn bnsh 800 buh RYE 40 hush Barley
Re.lpts of n, bb four m OOJ bush Wheat 900
hush Corn bush Oats, $500 hash R's 5000 bush Barley
900 hbs Four 10000 bash wheat soOOo oush Cora
$500 bush Osui f,soo bash Rye 60, .... -,
PsuApslPElA Oct uCotes aa.' Mdiass ~o'e Pe,rol'."
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

No'sirs long s,s C2ys5 s";l 81 gl.,,ssi 81 sts
Red 81 70 p ~ Ambsr ~ Corn and BED srm Ys
low o. zsst ~ Or oI,. 's1's G rse'oa' sad Groceries VA
B,Ir~oRs oct I2Ceou ara; 1adng De- Flour les' sctiyei
1o "' Fsa, i sssSSs CAY Mi. Supssas ~ 80 Is, DO
Ertrs so 0a sI ot DO f.miy s2 lSa si9 80 Western super
DO ss - y Wss' b s,a a.s q, 15 % hss o '. s
White il asa III 30: yellow 81 90 oai. armi Prime Soc Rye
sn t'd ~ 81 ro''ea a' Mes r0s vi; ,ms s''SS SSa o
h vac c, i,plour good steady; Of
fy WS,s and : for Dcus Ei. whs,ila; sale. SO bush
Chs sgnus ~ n S eS wh's n ~ sid
for No. l. oats dull Of 1900 bush Western At sic Bs sm
aod % 900 bush up%.se % cra. e. p shorts
sSSs. oGsn sHpSs asi sasSss MddHgs ps. Canal
Fesh~wha E Corn snd Barley is 70 se.YoIs G a dssSes se
wsss Y Is S bas aIsy 1905 s0O fs, Lumber
Barley is 500 bush 572 900 fee, Lumber , 49,. ..
TORONTO Can Oct lBarey--elvey scut Sv o"'"'i prices
on 81 a 900 bush reported At ~ ~ sas,ass
Wheat demand 81 IS for No Red Cora sSc rye & % s u.
Mess pok held at sj9BoT5 Buk Meat. arm Sl'See hsa
s,gii ali S'i' SIDE. Isl SlSle r Clear RIB aud i7s Clear Lard
held at 9Ie nsglsc,s Gold l5lt s.yaS ss yO,r &c ass
as So Wheat 81 06 81 CornOh 98c a 10 bulk New" ~
oe 5sss1c Rye u s8esl 90 Me.s Port tS fas ,a,
sides me. Whisky, free 81 90 Cotton. 2.s p,,,
CaIo.ao Oct 2-ponr ds at sS Ss1 r sPrns q, hi s
stoSl s for No Corn unsettled; s,s No '1s.' ne. Az a.
ss:i s ~ ssS &c G'sS., .. ss 81 30 toS
cline Of Of No 81 a5dt 80 Hghwinss 9niet rpes
ss a. S S Ps S s,S SS & Il 20 PORK or V.i' s."d sD b6
at Ribbed Mdles 5ic packed Dry sated Shoulders
.ys ~ oa 81 IS for Far Medium 81 a - 10 r Good to
Choice Extra Smooth 90 3O1Ss 10 RecePs-O~ ebs Flour
ssoments- Sb. Flour Wheat 5000 BUSH Cora
2Ol,OOo bush Oats. 2So Live Hogs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

Gold opened at lSSt sold at 1874 1914, 1851 closing
at lS7sQlS7t The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $lO5 OOO and the balances $l9lO56 S9
The total imports for the week were sS<9''5 pre-
viously reported $5,S7S,S total since January J.
1868 s61Os $40; same time 1861, seer 500 same time
1856 $S,25S,1S3.
Government bonds opened firm, with more active
demand for speculative accounts the investment de-
mand continues heavy. The semioficial announce
ment that no more bonds would be sold and that the
Government would not sell gold secretly, had re-
assuring effect on the market, and more confident
feeling was shown in all departments of the Stock
Exchange. State bonds were lower. Old Tennessees
sold at 65l New bonds, 6ii; North Carolina Old
bonds. 652. New bonds Gj.; Virginia 6s, New, 81;
Missouri Gs 81. Railroad bonds were strong. Mis-
cellaueous shares continue active. Pacific Mail
continues strong, with considerable amounts being
absorbed in hopes of early resumption of dividends
now that the Company have sole control of traffic
The Railway share market opened unsettled on Erie
which declined to Al, and New-York Central which
sold at 1854 The balance of the list opened strong
aud was buoyant. Reading advanced to 81! Michi-
gan Southern. SGT Northwestern shares opened at
81 sold at 92l closing at 92lG92s Toledo sold at
1888: Lake Shore, 99. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, III; St. Paul Common sold at 1O2; the Pre-
fcrred 104: Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 12j;
Toledo and Wabash. 62.a62; New-Jersey Central,
JIG: Fort Wayne 11.Q1lll. AT the one o'clock
Board the market was strong. After the call Erie
advanced to 4Ss. The annual election is held TO-
morrow, and it is stated that Board of Di-
Teotors will be presented who will give assur-
nnce of good management to the property.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh is being absorbed by par
lies familiar with the value Of the property and
Gdent of large advance the present business of
the road The great dullness of the stock, which
has not advanced with the rest OF the market. has
been caused by sales by outside parties who have
been made to believe that the bonds recently offered
were to be sold to raise money to pay the dividend
This was not the fact, as the company had the
money on hand from earnings and finding that they
did not need the money from sale Of bonds, having
sufficient on hand from surplus earnings, withdrew
them from the market. This fact has not been gen
orally known, and the floating stock has been alb
sorbed by careful buyers. At the Second Board the
market was strong and active. At the close
North Western shares Nleveland and Pittsburgh, and
st. Paul Preferred continued firm The balance Of
the market was lower closing steady. The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company have advanced the rate Of
rstclass passengers to $2JO steerage, $75. and in
creased the rates Of freight 75 per cent The next
steamer to sail engaged full at the advanced prices
Government bonds close strong and active at quota
tiOns:
q aoN ~ IA ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per C.tns. V,s>ls and Rdttrodds
~, l8 bu.h Wheat 11 hnh Corn log3 ba,h oas
"a bnb E,. "a 90 Barley 40 bush Ora. seed tiS bun
y.,,sed l hush Beans bush Peas 2679 bb. Flour ~
b,s, Poa T bales Cotton $40 bb Corn Meal 6t oe heaned
peo,am SIS bb. Petroleum. 926 bores Chees s Psss
Batter pig. Cut Meats Plgl Ashes 3l P pn.a F,at co
nl. Oh ,ie II Copper III osks Copper $40 bbs "lsp e5
g W. 81 bale, Wool sl Hops, 6Jt sides Leather 5
1. @k, Tobacco ass bo and Tobacco @ borr' starch
b.. Peanuts. 100 bb NApLths 20 Pksa Ree 70 b0a ho'n
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
MYsr INDIA MARKETs.

HivS Oct lfBichshgs on Londes, j do per een premium
or Tud 20 ds sight ereney efS cent t'eoant <
plaa, ,,s, NV =. a. sssS DOZEN s,.gs .ty ., ~ ID
s.y Hes, ,i AS'a % 9,', sq,' .sa iAssaS %,ns.
according Butter ii, sas@ ggint.l B.cOs ira
sIsdSeo Quiuia for American Pstfsl-ag dyh s9 AZ reals
ssar eta 90 % v Dbl yellow Wax active at
"a 500 80 sfssei Waite dull slcas Hor'J trn st 'aii
gallon.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI Six PR CENT
COIN BoNps-The Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
having completed the purchase of Five Millions OF
Missouri State Skies from proceeds Of sales of its six
per cent gold mortgage Bonds, and having paid
them over in discharge of all its indebtedness to the
State, now offer through the undersigned abont sl-
10000 more of its six per cent gold mortgage Bonds
due in 1883, Coupons payable. February and August
The proceeds to be applied to payment of Bonds
about maturing which will then leave the entire
debt of the road 100000 in six per cent gold Bonds
the annual interest upon which will DO tio.sU IN
gold while the receipts for the present year will
exceed 81 10000. The road runs frem St Louis to
Kansas City. 2S3 miles Price for the present. par
and accrued interest i'll currency.
CLARK. DODGE g. Co, No. 81 Wail-st
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
finantial.
ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.


ARTHUR r. wILMARTH WILLIAM IL GUioS
RICHARD }. IHORfB
{. A HARPER VOSB MCDANIEL
ARTHUR y wTLMARTH vice-Prssd,nt Home las Co, MI
RICHARD TI0RSB, pre,deat n \. Equitable les Co., n L.
Hon. HENRY HoGEB0oM supreme Court. Had'oa N l.
Hon WILLIAM d. Snow, Ne~York
SAMUEL q. y. ODELL Barclay LypgstOn. y
Hon HENRY sMfTHk Collector Of Cassom, oihe fS' OF y l.
CHARLES N. cOSv0LLY Charles H. Connolly Co. T.
join H. MORTIMER Mortimer Dsbo'.s l.
RUFUS R GRAVES R. r. Graves Go; T.
ELISHA BROOKS, Brooks Brothers, N T.
JOHN LYLE. Lord Taylor n Y.
ALFRED NELSON William l. Alfred Selson NJ
WILLIAM r. DRAKE. Drake Brsther,, Bankers n l.
iHSf HEsRf n HHSSss TaBER, c S G IL N T.5.T MI
N0RaiSs BsYTLY. No. Is Fronts NY
EDWARD BuRCKHARD, With Christ jay Co. n l.
CHARLES SHEPHERD President Board Of Trade. Abhuy
Hon ALLBN hUNROH President National Bark. syracuse " l.
NV" Prssiisn, Nat nl Bank. Palmyr,, n. T.
'A"N' " XII and Prop Commerce. Advertiser Baa.O n T.
y c sInoNs. Simon, Cr''ey Ba1ilo,N y
Pre.!l.n, Board Of Trade Toledo. Ohio.
tbs FLINT NJ, IN.
President Ysg,rs Co National Bank Lociport N. Y.
hon NOBLE PlrsiIeai Keystone National Bank Erie Pa
y NJ FiAGLEa RssEsIsr Apd!eF. FssIs' Cis'saAd ono
ANGUS SMITH Milwaukee VIA
r. D HUDSON. Detroit. Mich.
authorized residue of The stock of,h CONF
THg LINES WILL BIB COMPLETED 10 CHICAGO BI THE
s6w SS IN coSSRcTIoy WITH ALL THE EAsTERS STATES.
COMMERCIAL cENTRRs or THE COUNTRY, WITH NO UN
4 PAYING BUSINESS ALREADY SECURED. AND TFg PRO-
CEEDS or TIKI REMAINING STOCK ARE TO BIZ BXPbSDED
UPON FuBTEkK hXT6SS@3Ss LON AND A9nti9SAL @ @ WisS 10
I'D OK LiBERAL fEkMs HENRY CLBws Co. No. y wAli't
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

were over Four Million Dollars last year which
after paying operating expenses. much moro
than sufficient to pay the interest. These earnings
will be vastly increased on tho completion of the
entire line in 1859.
IL. No political action can reduce the rate of inter
est 1t must remain for thirty years-s1 per cent per
anRum in gold, now equal TO between eight and nine
per cent in currency The principal is then payable IN
gold. II bond, with such guarantees, were issued
by the Government. its market price would not be
less than from 20 to q per cent premium. As these
bonds issued under Government authority and
supervision. upon what is very largely Government
work, they must ultimately approach Government
prices. No other corporate bonds are made secure
12 The issue win soon be exhausted. The sales
have sometimes been half million day and nearly
twenty millions have already been sold. About ten
millions more may be offered. 1t is not improbable
that at some time, not far distant all the remainder
of the bonds the Company issue will be taken by
some combination of capitalists and withdrawn from
the market, except at q large advance. The long
time the high gold interest and the perfect security
must make these bonds very valuable for export.
All the predictions which the officers OF this Com
pany have made in relation TO the progress and bust
of their enterprise the value and ad
vance in the price OF their securities. have been
more than confirmed and they therefore suggest that
parties who desire to invest in their bonds GH hnd
IL TO their aduantage 10 do so al once
Subscriptions will be received in New-iork
AT THE COMPANY's OFFICE. NO. 20 NASsAU-Srp
AND BY
JOHN J..CIsco a son. BANKERS NO. 80 wAfI~sr..
And by the Companys advertised agents throughout
the United States.
Bonds sent free, but parties subscribing through local
oqents ,rill look 10 them for their safe delivery.
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED Oct, i,
containing report of the progress OF the work 10
that date and more complete statement in relation
to the value of the bonds than can be given in an ad
vertisement, which will be sent free on application
at the Companys office. or to any of the advertised
agents JOIN j. Cisco. Treasurer. New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

PKrROLBUM-tr in bulk bed At 6s Fh bnIs, NC I1'
n,ri ,roBg hat hear Of NO hGsuoss do 10 b0 10 hOa
Refined "a bobd Is dali At 2'tc fsf y W. ,
RlCBWe Of O0 bags ksnsoon IN bond aJ goh Na'ons
jobblng st909Ic ., ,, 49,, a. .u..k.,
sm Al FILL previou refining grades IN parcusf f
10 good Rns. tdlc sales Of o'o hhd% ~ .f aos
I1d 1ic h Rico so bores Havana lltditci oE,
M.nl, 10 and 400 the spot " me "f
supsrlori Ref demand aud hrm al l5ic Tor iads
sKEDs-Gra euly In limited demand bot prices are ns
changed, quote Clover At lta9 and Imoby al -
1t. Lnsl sales lo0O bsgs IN Boston at ssa ~ 0 god
oWrh. market better and active, closing hrn nowiih'
.,ss The dee. 10 soA 0f 0ooO b Al nSlJ!e the latter
rate for a choice brand -, -. -. .....i.
WllISKY-The market somewhat unsettled and pee gHefsiF
h,,, t,udcucyi snA sales Of Tree at 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
CT LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN SI5Ad 81 RAIL; saTL:

Cos, W. WI pvR SgyT FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS
Psbtuar COUPONSTbe sEnz Of the completed road
thA the interest the entire MORTGAGE OF
900 been peat the property aud aos
bonds issued thus far The constantly increasing
carving with the prospect controlling all the travel from
southern States insures revenue The
for Investment snd Interested TO
70 sell 80 20 econonuIe its expenses
TH0S. ALLEN President ST. Louis Mo.
We n. uniegne cordially eeounsad these per sent norgsge
Iron Mountain Railroad good seeuniI The
ev.uus the road will large anil the Administration OF The Affairs OF
the Cnpsny capsule and experienced hands and entitled 10 the
greatest eoahdeace ofthe public .
JAnEs THOMAS Mayor o. 81 Loa' Johp Roe President 81
r. w. foI President - Louis Board ef
Ts Barton North ssoah Rsosd H. Bt'on
President Nsons et the State Of MssoaH VIA Ewing Pes
dent of the National Bank Of ST. LOUIS George H. Rea
President National Bsaf Of So Louis JiFss hads CHEZ
Engineer snd Illinois Bridge Company; George w Taylor
Predsnt Railroad of Mo) Joha Loabegsr Pre'isni
TsnlA Nsiousl Bank OF st. LOUIS
NETWORK REFERENCES:
n CORNING A. spies y MarQasnd W. v BrsdT A. r Eno,
john Auehncas, 4. Task. H. swift Candy Geo Phelps
(unt Son CoNdln, Isaac n Pbelps W. T. Bodg, John
Kaower Pamphlets wih details be ha at the NewYor Agency
N. c. MARQUAND. Vice. President No a. wsli't
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

CT. LOUIS and IRON MOUNTAIN BONDS.
Dion the 10Th October the phee Of S. Louis and Iron
Mouusn Railroad will he 8 Subscriptions prior TO that date
will limited amount at IS FROM parties rho must stats
th, number and the day Their viii take them
N. q. MARQUAND, VoePTrsideEt No. - Wsllst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRT-0cr. H.
Cattle dnnd unsettled and lower; sales on 1900
for Extra Pennsyysn and Western steers; uBc for
f 10 good b gross for Sheep In fair demand
5Q3ic TO- HOss lover; OF 800
heal at Bl3 50dslt 50 " owt net
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
ALBANY CATTLE MARxEr-ocr. ~.

ALBANY CATTLE aARKBT-Ocr H.
The market for cattle opeHed good demand and prices Ia
&c. H. weight higher the best Extra Kentucky steers were .e
16lc receipt. taus for sales 400 head Hogs in
good supply and request 9G3 for state aud Michigan aud
9i0lOc for IlinOG
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

oTFIcE oV HAsP,HIRE AND BtLrixoRK Coal Co.
No 10 BRo.DwAr. NEwYORK, Oct 3. 1903
gTHE ANNUAL MEETING of Shareh0ld-
Of Company for the election OF Directors for the
ensuing sd the Oes Of the COMPANY THURSDAY
the 18th Inst
Th. poll will open I, IL N. and closes, pm.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
THE MARKETS.
NEw-YORR CATTLE MARKET.

For IHE wEEK ENDING MOSDAr. Oct II, lSi'
Besves Gov, yeAn Sheep and L,mbs ssss Tei,.
6.sb lI7 lsl ~.sl gJ.Dl u'e
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Sabinss Sanks.

Ii DEPOSITS made on or before the 9sI
IA afOctohsr will drs~ interest from Oct si pei en-
ia, on s5tc sSOoe DIME SAVINGS BANk. Ses srts S"
NillsmsbuYgb.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

OYycs or rHE CsNrRu PARK NORTH B,sr RvxR RAIL
COAPANr, Trnih-AVe. and Pity artsLt Z
NEw.YoRK oct. o. 1858.
rT,HE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company are
hereby sosed their Annual Meeting for election Of Dsc
Of Reeon for th, will he held n No.
d Chsnbersst, TUESDAY, th. ath Inst, at u oeoek n
ROBERT WAKEFIELD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

MONDAY. Oct H. 1900
AsHRs-Tbe market moderately active and steady " 20 ~"
s8 6li for Pots, and Sl0 30 for Pearls =, ...~.,,,
sctive tho offerings snow m "
and rregu At our
Of 1893 bales Of which O5I were taken by sPHhe ~" "
hg We
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

IN Cors,r 81 THIRTY. and Biskusve , ..use
the hrtt csy e
AK PRR CEST INTBRRsT PAID free et I oles
M "a D. mi also MONDAY, WBDNkspAi sss sess;ssA
EVENINGS from 70 oolech JohN ho"i m
J. T. WILLIAMS 5seIstsfV a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19
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MAD oog-wn'cn :. occurred In q hur-
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Awn65psism n M Ns~ Yo,k
Journal " obmmgcs, writing from
Che Teuhe country, Louisiana, sayst
"Ths mddsl though. 20 us L, that
On both sides Of The gulf Of Iic.,
which now divides our couniry's
heart, a common pnlse sIbnis ~
The Consultation of our fhihsn, and
The good Of al, but that sympathy
b lost amid The mases of misreprs-
scntatIon.
"As a people we are passing the
Asscc ordeal Of change as best we
may. Most deeply do we fccI thai,
sins Of our New England fathcrs are
being terribly visited upon Us. Most
gfievously did they sin In forcing
The poor African from bis native
nome % put n. feshTand-e'ood
money 'o'o 'nsr Pilgrim pccketst
s0o : most gr'evoasly are we suffering
fipm Il. But slavery is dead, and
nene mere wou'e % w'lling@ c1lI
PACK 70 hie fne dry bones Of the
DEAD institution, but rather bury u