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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

MRRIED.-0n the 5th inst. by the Editor
of this paper, Ma. GEORGE FENToS to Miss
HANNAH LOUISA McINTOsH, all of Jefferson Co.
Ohio.
A pleasant day, handsome Bride, hap
py Groom, merry wedding.party, good
singing. and last but not least, first rate
dinner with wedding cake that could not
be excelled, and all tipped off with hand
some fee to the parson. We are always
delighted with such gatherings. They are
quite refreshing,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

REMovAL.-M. NJ. SMITH, Barber, has
removed his establishment from the cor.
ner Of Fifth and Market, 10 the corner of
High and Market, where he may be found
at all reasonable hours, to attend to all
who may give him a call. Mike is a
clever fellow. and does up Lis shaving in
a manner that can't be beat.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

MADAM HARrER.-The Natural Sight,
ess, requests us TO say that. she has con.
cluded to remain in Steubenville during
the present week Persons wishing to
converse with her, would do well TO avail
themselves of the privilege at an early
period, as she confidently expects to leave
our city in a short time.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

law. And If such delinquent taxes and PEN
atty, together with the one-half of the taxes
charged on such real estate for the current
year, shall not be paid on or before the 10Th
day Of December in each year, the said de-
linquent taxes and the whole Of the taxes
for the current year shall be due and shall
be collected by the sale Of such real estate
10 the manner prescribed by law, and in case
the first half Of any such tax shall be paid
on or before the Doth day of December as
herein provided, but the last half thereof
falling due on or before the both day Of June
in any year shall not be paid on or before
said last named day, then and in that case
the same penalty shall attach to said unpaid
half Of such tax, and the same shall be
treated as delinquent tax as herein provided.
The Treasurers Office at Stsubenville, will be
open from and after the Isr or OcroBER, 1858,
TO June 2OTH, 1859, for the purpose of receiving
all taxes charged oil the tax duplicate for the
year 1858.
Nothing but Ohio currency redeemable in
specie, taken in payment for taxes
Taxpayers who have worked out their Road
taxes, must obtain the Supervisors receipt for
the same, or they will be compelled to pay the
same in money.
N. B.-Supervisors are required to specify in
their road certificates, the amount of taxes paid
in labor, and the number of the district, and
the township where, and the time when such
labor has been performed, and all taxpayers
who have worked, or caused to be worked out
their road tax, or any part thereof, are required
to produce their certificate for the same to the
Treasurer or his deputy, at the time Of paying
their taxes
JOHN McADAMs. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Jefferson Co., Ohiol
Steubenville, October 6 lS5S.}
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
sADDLERY.-REMOVAL.

TOHN N. MYERS, begs leave to inform
q the public, that he has removed his estab-
lishment, for the manufacture of
Saddlery, Harness. Upholstery. &C.,
To the Northwest corner of Market and
Fourth streets, in the room recently occupied
by G. H. Glasgow, where he is prepared to
furnish his former patrons, and the public in
general, with better stock of all articles in
his line than heretofore, and D-at reduced
prices
uRemember the place. sep29tf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

And pursuant 10 the provisions of the
act Of the General Assembly Of the State
Of Ohio, entitled "an act relating 10 Ju.
rors," passed February 9th, 1881. I
hereby give notice to the Trustees Of the
several townships in the said County,
that the following is the appOrlionment Of
Jurors for the ensuing year, made in con.
formity 10 the act aforesaid -
AppnpTronuc cN,r ~, 1v,Do1.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
Notice.

MFRS. DR.. GRAHAM, Of Pittsburgh,
lvA Pa, respectfully announces TO the ladies
Of Steubenville, that she IL stopping at the
Washington Hall, Market street. where she
will teach the art Of dress-cutting, Bask.cut-
ting. and furnish ladies with patterns, and
ut dresses 70 order.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
APpORTIoNMENT OF JURORS.
PROBATE COURT.

The Trustees Of Townships will also
take notice that they are required by law
To select of good, judicious persons having
the qualification Of electors, their appor.
'tionment, as stated below, Of persons 10
be returned as Jurors for The Probate
Court; the list thereof 10 be returned to
the Probate Judge, by the Trustees re-
turning the poll book.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

These GUMS re-, One dose often re.
move all morbid or peated is sure cure
bad matter from the for CHOLERA MoRBus,
system, supplying in and preventive OF
their place healthy =. Cholera.
flow Of bile, invigor- = Only one bottle is
ating the Stomach, . necessary to throw
causing food to di- (. out of the system the
gest we'll, PURIFYING effects Of medicine
THEBLooD ,givingtone : after a long sickness
and health to the q One bottle taken
whole machinery, re. - for Jaundice removes
moving the cause Of all sallowness or un.
the disease - effect . natural color from
ing radical cure. ~ the skin.
\ One dose taken q
BILIOUS ATTACKS are 8 short time before eat.
cured, and, what is x ling gives vigor to the
better, prevented, by - appetite and makes
the occasional use Of a. the food dgestwell.
the Liver Invigora- - One dose often re-
tor. Y peated, cures Chron-
4 ic Diarhea in its
Only one dose ia. worst form, while
ken before retiring, RvMMER and Bowel
prevents the NIGHT. y COMPLAINTS yield al.
MARE. :. most to the first dose
Only one dose Ia. - A few bottles will
ken at night losens - cure DRoPsY by ex-
the bowels gently, citing the absorb
and cuies CosTIvE-I q ,ents,
NESS. N We take pleasure
One dose taken af. = in recommending the
ter each meal will ~ medicine as preven.
cure DYSPEPSIA. < tive for FEvEh and
One dose of twoI g. AGUE, Chill FEvER
tea spoonsful will al. !. iand all Fevers Of q
ways relieve SIUK- Q r<LEIoUs TYPE. l. op
HEADAOhE. crates with certainty
Only one dose i'm and thousands ar,
mediately relieves willing 10 testify Il
Collie, while its wonderful virtues
.aH pho use il are gioing their snani'
nous testimony IN It's fauor.
Mix water III The mouth with the la.
vigoraior and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
TIE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 345, Broad
way, New York
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by
! HEEING & MELVIN,
M. L. MILLER,
Steubenville, o
And ]. @. WRIGHT, Knoxville, o.
june 2S'5s:ly
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

RWe notice with pleasure, the re .ap-
pearance of tn e Daily American Union
Of this city. 1t looks quite familiar.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
THE LIVER
INVIGORATOR.
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
IS ONE OF THE BEST PURGA-
| TIVE and LIVER MEDICINES now be.
fore the publie.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

%A prolracted meeting will com.
mence a. the Disciples, Church. on Fri.
day, evening, next, to continue for several
days. Elder JosEPH Dunn WI occupy
the stand. The public are invited TO at
tend.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

10 BARRELS Linsesd Oil, in store
= - and for sale at the lowest cash price
by -. HEHIA0 4 MELvin.
\ april 1858. gss
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
sHERIFF,s PROCLAMATIoN.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the quail.
fed electors Of the County of Jefferson,
State Of Ohio. that the next annual elec-
tion will be holden according to law in
the several townships i'll said County, at
the usual places of holding elections
therein, on the
Second Tuesday Of OctObsr, 1888,
being the 12Ih day Of said month. al
which lime and places the qualified .elec.
to:s Of said County will vote for
One person for Supreme Judge,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

EESee advertisement Of DR.. Sanford's
Liver Invigorator
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

nR. S. ROTHACKEB, Richmond
DJefsrsou County Ohio
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06

JAMES II. BblNN, HhH.
SHERIFF's OEEroE, Fee
SteubsAvillo, Sept 2lAt. '5s.,sal Sio.c5
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
NOTICE TO THE
7 A x p A Y E r S
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, o.

TN PURSUANCE OF LAW, I, JOHN
Il McADAMs, Treasurer Of said County, hereby notify
the Taxpayers thereof that the Rate Of Taxation for
ths year 1888 Is correctly stated in the following table,
showing the number Of dollars and cents levied on
every $1,000 Of taxable property In each of the Town
ships and Incorporated towns Of said County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

..;dMr R.. are too tyrALnicsl. Bee Whist the county
~ r. me hss cone to-oLce the most besrtitui county
=. ,ta worIdbut whe The fcemsn o! Rons began to
,.,sr,zs over the people, it immediately lest -
h.suty. 10 influence and its reputation. Mr.. r. pro
csedtd TO denouIce the rich in severe and
bIe e,ms; and then e1hor.ed bis osre,ti 70 s.snS
Srmiy in What they have commenced, and heip eecn
othe2 when want presses upon them. S,art an $50
c;ssion Of some kind among yourselves, said he TO
help one another. am shbug to give = wees ioi
Wip,er and have given oil away for the support .,
the poor have good one on my esc ,on NOV" '""
ihe meeting adopted resolutions 70 raise su'scfp
ton f. the purpose Of obtaining money to carry me
c.se Of MI Mctiipnis through the Courts; 10 stand
firm ir carrying the cause through to Preven: ne"
Of hen ten.ments They then adjourned to meet a.
9 o'clock Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15
Factory OPERATIVES on A STRIKE.
From The Providence Post, May 10.

From The Providence Post May 10.
A large number of the operatives employed in the
DeLains min, all those employed in the onion uill,
and many from Wstermans null, on Friday LETT their
work strike for restoration OF wages TO the point
from which they were cut down. Oh Saturday morn
ing the strikers of both sexes rallied in procession,
al sibtained such threatening demeanOr that the
Sheriff was cent for. Before that otcsr arrived with
his posse however, the procession Rad branched of
into grove for q May party, and no arrest was made,
save Of one McGinnis a resident Of Dyerville, who
laid violent lands Albert Arnold, an 0verseer IN
the DeLsne nil, and was taken to jail.
After the Sheriff. posse had retired, the strikers re-
turIed, and about Z. o'clock In the evening they De-
gan TO assemble the hill near the DE Lsine mlli
and in d short time crowd Of some seven or eight
hundred persons, mostly Of foreign BIRTH had gath
cred in one jsbbeIing, confused anu tumultuoas
thropg.
consniNg four men appeared upon the stage, and the
meeting TO oider-we suppose that is The word
at aIy rate the speaking comuenced. The first
speaktr-Mr. Mark Clemens-wss hardly III n con-
diti0r TO Quell popular tumult, or win the misses
to tue practice Of virtue, AID any iutempe.
rance of language tina. he used shouid clearly
be set down as an error OF the head aud not
Of the heart. Mr.. Clemens hoped the strikers
wcud stand ont for what trey bad ttsrted fJr,
and II each would help the other he was they
would cary tie day. What ere we, said he, bat
slaves yes, worse than slaves, for sve is sure OF
receiving his fod and clothing om day 20 day, while
We have no such surety. We are working for QUE
want more pay and must have it. The rich we're our
oppressoIs ana drivers; now lei US snow them that
we are bound to have our rights We have been en-
ssvtd lorg enough; let us now tske up arms sgaest
our enemy. Sei.e TIC clnJ and srOrd, every one o.
YOU arc We will irampe and grind the rich under our
sect We are cy far the strongest party. Let us De
like Bouapalie's soldiers. lol remember that the
I'D hero drew his Up in Il solid column, and
placing himseh foreninst them, ne cried, FJlOs
me, brave comrades, let MS have victory or desh
lyon have Do hero among you, ssid Nj. Clemens,
will be your hero. will lead yoa to me bottle aud
VII plsdge you my heart aid hand that will iead
you either 70 victory or ceain
Mr.. Cemenss speech-tbe Ike Of winch has mt
been heard since Assassination was pGohclS go.isd 10
New-loIk-wss recei,e with every manifestation
Of sppause from the sLri, warwhoop Of the P9t,awo-
tamies To The del gEtnl intoustcrs Of the Tgers.'
The APPLAUSE hNug subsdel enc !ts las, reveroera-
toL on Sky.Iigh SID NeatAcOLkanlt having lspssd
80 ilen.e. Op -oe. 4 hat totery buggy NJ RJoer.
k-rey WI assred he eu.ir. anon ;ls ID. were
i'ns 6: N,;,-y & y we'd 90 p,rseTt-e 3 CT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15
THE LAST RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

To Ne EdttoT OF Inc ". T. ITtotH~
SIR: II is ssid that the terrible accident which occur.
red this morning near Whesboro, twas not owing to
any defect in the bridge, but the cars of the
track, &c. was on the ground shortly after the
, occurrence of the catastrophe, and examiosd the
broken bridge somewhat mnutey. Some of the pha-
cips tmbers rotten that they could be picked
to pieces with the hand and the conviction was gen.
eral among the crowds there assembled that the acc
dert occssored by the rottenness of the string
pieces supporting the track. Several large pieces of
the punk taken away by citizens Of White.boro
and will be exhibited to the Coroners Jury Let the
truth be known that the responsibility may rest where
it Justly belongs. Yours, &c, D.
Whts,borO, May H. 1855.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-16
rur ARMY AND NAVY.


o.. N,ntgomery ouartermastef, has received orders
~ oycr 10 the Overland Mail Company buildings at
M Mace and other posts ON the na'i 'o"'e 'nat nave
W., vacated for the shelter Of the CARRIAGES and Seock
belonging the company the company T a
% sn, and 10 keen them free Of expense to the gov
i W f,nptain montgomery has gone To New Orleans
'.si,I business but will return in short time
on Speo'A "a' Fort Saah 7fm~
,..,.nuo,tl correspondent Of the st Louis Repub
- announces the arrival of the steamer VIM n NUS
I'll on the 9th instant with sixty so'us's y .ne ~
49,, With I'd Lieut. bearing and "a lieutenant OF the
, i,.otr,f Alexander She had ON board government
h, ID follows 81 sets tent poles, ~ bales dry goods
~ 5xes clothing, battery wagon. tools ana stores
Ooals forge, boxes ordnance stores ana Doho'es
spades.
commander james IL, Ward has been ordered TO the
nJ NJ the rendezvous at Philadelphia, vice Com
Voi Linn r Goldsborough, whose term OF service has
expired.
~, tobn w Nixon has been ordered 10 the sloop-
d, y,r Marion, now the coast Of Africa
be oo,,of war jamestown left Panama on the morn
49, ~ ami Sd for San Juan del Norte, The susque-
i,ais to leave the latter place and come to Panama.
enee she Is to sail or England TO AID IN laying the AT
,,; ,alsa,uph cable There will he no vessel of the
Ip;,d s,tes navy ut Panama when the Sus1uchanna
leaves.
,rho limited States frigatc st, lawrence Com. Law
80 IN, limited States sloop- war Falmouth, Capt
rer,s and the steamer Shubrick, Commander Dc Camp
s,o rio Janeiro bound TO San Francisco, We're all Mt
,ievieo February 20 The Shubrck had several cases
90 y.Ilow fever ON board The other vessels were all
we'll
The foundry at the Gosport navy yard Is represented
l. H. a., most extensive IN the United States being 203
st n length and IO4 feet broad 1t has two cupola
furnaces the smaller Of which will head eight tons OF
metal at one time, and the larger heen Ions ~ .nc
ayaneenets are perfect making the foundry one of the
most complete in the world.
al The Boston yard the extension Of the dry dock is
Going on slowly The Roanoke is coppercd up to the
water line and she will be launched about the 10th inst
1he new propeller Hartford Is getting along rapidly and IL
nlsnted TO the fore timber heads The number of men
AZ present employed in the yard is LOGO.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-16

AMERICAN AND ExaLsH RAILROADS. the last meet
lug of the Franklin Institute Mcssrs. Cobur and Hol
ley civil engineers offered very interesting remarks
in reference the management of railroads in this
try compared with France and England. The infor
nation collected by the two gentlemen during Eu
ope tour at the request Of several Of railroad
panies.
From the statement made it appears that the average
cost OF maintenance, renewal OF way, and engines and
working is in New York 704 cents per mile rum against
but 36A cents in England and 421 cents in France. In
The northern United States the average distance r; with
e consumption of one ton of coal Tor wood in equal pro-
ortion fortyfour miles in Great Britain 1t Is scven-
Vseven miles, and in France eighty miles The greatest
economy therefore, is practiscd French roads The
average cost of fuel per mile in the different countries
about cents in England III cents in France, and l8
ccn's IN New York and Massachusetts Tho average
veip's per mile In New York, 81 IS; Great
britNn, 81 ~ and France, So o.
e speed Of the English passenger trains exceeds that
" 'he american, the average being twenty eight miles
hou The weight OF these tins Ii much less than that
81 ,he American, being ninetyvc tons in England, and
iso tonsin New York. The difference in speed is like
wise accounted for by the lighter grades of the foreign
INES Besides this, the tracks more carefully laid
nah IS usual here the cuttings wider, the drainage
very thorough the ballasting twentysix feet wide aud
TWO feet decpthc ties nine feet long, and saturated
either with coatar crcosote sulphae of copper The
rails weigh seventy lbs to tho yard being In height
nvc inches and much carefully manufactured than
IN this country.
The cost mile of irst-class English permanent way.
az English prices II hut little than that of mile of
ordinary American railway ut American prices The PAS
engcr locomotives Of Great Britain consume raw btu
nlhos coal with entire success and without smoke In
%lginm also this fuel is used
. Nr Oolburn Of opinion after thorough examinn-
uoho all the facts that under the foreign system there was
an absolute economy Of 30 40 per cent the cor
spending results American railways. The average
dividend on all English share capital % per cent
Philadelphia Journal
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-16

T>ORTIETH INSTALMENT.-Now in store the
forticth celebrated ouse wife Cotons.'
Cases 'sIades Cottons.n ~
Everlasting Shirting Cotions.n
goods originated with have been pronounced
superior their class this
any other Market of tho soft nni' brand. Our
stamped in full on cach piece
English and American
Cottons Clothp.
Irish all grades, thick and thin, the best
bers u orders in Ireland.
Shirt various prices.
quantity linen goods annually passing through
hands enables offer tho best fabrics 1T astonhngy low
prices. M I'd flat, ~ y Il $500 FERRY BROTHER
gF rttt 5 fs.eat Central Stores west building
April o. 0df 49, y .a 800 opposite Centre Market.
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DwAsrmsur 0rN8
.faffttaH ffl Warrington ApH ~ 1855.
ish~nsesn bees vssssveA App~rtnsHs
Nchs ESQ., fSns coasu
psase "a onA.os psssst by sAs Lsgnvs C0aur q ~
s'd Imposing ssasss ssy shs prodws q rsaAad ncu
LIST d.y - J@sAry. less, ~ sbisws,
4 On eroAs ~ every hvsnsss 81 uhnH.gu
~ 49,. Hnrunynpax 4f3 Aia
alFf st-'st 90 tvss -
Or WNAnG ~ cvesy KneAssn uhiituap sisyssss
efA9 A~'s - 0sees, s1EHEne ..l ~ saf
On mr-fut every psa~aesn asss shklnss sus,snce
On fr svesy 90 nssrs4 pssps, sAAas trss-
o. uoyy..- Ess sxssy hsaAsea posaAs. sspsa~e
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Tsx F.snxH,ss is stated that several Of the largest
thkercs ON the Potomac hare osc 1.-the lsoprietos hay
Ins .cuS Sassssa ~ N AsxSaas s1ka<sssfAgsss ass
ssiee Arr yt4<4 p4sy tzu4g A. pr~ep& saa-os Her
ing - - iOtosaus ssalssa = hitA nssao - 'sss
sAAdspassas ssssasa taa 90 y sg y uisi - q ezra
8 Pcsmu eouar --DA sAssspt ~ JohH .ss, wlss
recently aresed fs way)ssIas Antoaio dynanas. wr'c
yesterday sxamiaed by Jsstc Dom, wAep Eni4 proved
an abb. Stewart was held la the SUM Of $50
Ixrsovsxxsr An addition Is to 10 iAasla " Agency
Block * Go oosrcr ofrsvesth Ara ssvsA which wai
add doe suw If nAosss ssvcnlh saxast, ssaas nss
9 say-Tnx ,i3smsAxAx AxD BssgxasssB@s sCLsss or
,esarss Grub q rsnasy he'd y wash
sngoa riscs street, and No $ss oeks
m sari.y lie ~ srdr q tho Tas'dcn' e TIC
4 - y Va TnoAAsJ. McaaaSr, :,
Z 49, - :. --.-,-s-
fVXT AsIiANGTON THEATRE.--Last night but one
o wv Of MAX AAREIxrKs Ishsn Opera Troupe
4 Immense hs of Ia rRAvIATA
of his sachsans cosin on rsesay evening" singers
klcniy acknowledge the adts % the eft wash
s .a. .~" . .p a.a ds WITH @
# only be s on Friday evening AZ tho rRsA
LAST OPERA NIGHT gs,aassea ~
Accompany uneqaalleaii a, the Artist. 81 Is IS
ssuora GAzzASIA Carroll ssncrns ADA rtnlSs
! sisnors BRiGSoII AAoDo, GAs'ARoSL y sase
~ Increased Orchestra Full Chorus I
u e FmDAf Erkslsc, ApS,L 49, 1858,
VIII be worlds grand opera Of M Ga
La TRAyIATA.
yoe,a, las sang by her in all the thctircsa
Europe and Amcriea) ssnor, , GAaaaNleA
,corgio ~. agnr AMtnIO - ~
Gastone .signcr G.urARoI
Doors open a, u pas, seven opera begins at O'Clock
suhrpon Isl and box book win be Opened a. 10 O'clock M
street
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-16

IroR MILITARY Mt.N4e pieces Whites linen
JIG ducks in all grahsh, ~ paaA6 and vess
Is uoccs white nnsn <SM4nes.,e 8a44. .IlixAH
wmha STOCK q most choice fabrics 10 Al dpaFtmeu cs c
dress. ~. 4 Y ~ ~ 49,. a.. $3.50 49, n =
We open aew supplies daily. !,
One price oaIy, marked In plain figures 10 dsviatica
Tho recent financial Induced decline opes
any new accountz present al his noath ssA Mcsfd ~
paid preuapy We are adexoe hs SUPPRESSION
Good Articles low prices dealing may b relied On n
a.Ff 3i,s 1850 ---~...
Central Stores building,
Anil aa--lotan Opposite Centre Market.
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TxxAsSnr DunAxsm4sr.
Apra ~, lsss


sass saA..a Ayrl II, ls13
NOTICE n HEREBY ssaled propcsah WIN b.
at ,h. aepar,snsus xs e dsy Nay pvczo N shs
Of ANY portion or WHO'S m Ase sxsas = aos'As usssy
exchange gold q ne UnA ssss %pasissd With
thu sss~ Il ~ n - tAA
dchia brAHA aa90 Nov Orleans ~ he ~
D, Yek, Chss<sos q = LSa VITA
days tho & such psh uadcr ne a"hor
the Osyesa saA1sA An ~ en>epse NJ ssae a.
Treasury notes,' spqusvsA sSd nrccnbvs, a1ra,1 ~
The treasury wH ss she rcrsA here csrsa
With haae occs V thr cfc q thf treasurer
Try ~a b. a.e p~ysbls r ~ sFder sncl
shal make saoh anrhga ~ s owsst
interest," exoccdms sx and viii
carry the X the certificate II dvpIc
proposals interest without condition and
snd eaa&a shss tsaC'oa~ rates
oart, is tbcs h~rths ceDtum 0ss
rer psunssA " b. sxchanssa mast ~ ~
posted TREASURY onosss abovs sasnfas, whps
certificate dapo~s acccsnfsay caeA pssposss
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