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HA-The Gavitt organ exhOrts " all good
Democrats" to vote /" the entire Democratic
ticket, National, State, and County. The
Breckenridge men say that they are going
to vote for the National Democratic ticket !;
but that as for the State ticket that Hen
bricks heads, and the Gavitt county ticket
they are under no obligations to support
them. II they support the Hendricks tick
ct, they will be helping to gain Douglas
victory for the Douglas organs to crow over
to help the Little Juggler; and as for the
Gavitt ticket, they had no hand in making
it, don't like its persOHaeI, and are under no
obligations to support it. So they talk.
By the way, we ask the Enquirer how 1t
comes that the Breckenridge men are just
nO,0 good Democrats" They have been
''traitors'' and "disunionists," all along up
to the eve of the election.
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The Tournament.

The Tournament at the Fair Ground was
yesterday prevented by the storm. It was
announced that it would be held on Satur-
day at 10 A. NJ The exhibition will be an
interesting one, and we hope to see large
attendance.
Five knights were on the ground, ready
to tilt for the prize had the weather permit
ted. One was dressed in Oriental costume
another in Indian; another in that of q
knight errant Of the middle ages; and two
in American citizens dress. The three
former were very picturesque.
There was some little trial at tilttng, and
several good essays were made at taking
off the rings, but the horses were not put
to full speed on account of the softness OF
the ground, which was saturated with water.
OF course, according to the rules Of the
tournament, the horses will be put to full
speed on Saturday.
Hundreds of young ladies were on the
Fair Ground yesterday, all arrayed in their
most graceful habiliments, and bearing on
their countenances their sweetest looks
| Each one seemed captivating enough to be
| the fortunate recipient of the prize-the
diamond ring. Great win be the suspense
of the knights and ladies, and the public
generally, until Saturday shall roll around
to smile, it is hoped, auspiciously on thi!
unique trial of skill and investiture o
beauty with the need Of valor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-28

bEP BRHM's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-The
night session of the above Institute will COM
mence on Monday evening, October lst.
Those wishing to attend this session will
fnd it to their interest to enter at the earli-
est opportunity. 2a-3t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-28

REA, A terrific burst Of thunder was heard
during the storm here at 10 o'clock on
Thursday forenoon. The electricity accom-
panying it shocked our pressman severely
while he was working at gas pipe in this
office. The lightning must have taken eff
feet near.
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J.R. Nell,s Appointments.

j. B. Nell is doing good work among
the Germans of the State. He has already
made a number of speeches, and is now
posted for the following places:
Monday, Sept. "a, at Greencastle: Tues
day, Sept 35, at Bedford; Wednesday,
Sept 26, at Salem; Thursday, Sept. q, at
New Albany; Friday, Sept. %, at Jeffer-
sonville; Saturday, Sept. 20, at Evansville.
sep. 28-td.
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EgE- There will be another of those in
comparable Oyster Soup Lunches served up
at THRoDoRE's at 10 o'clock this morning.
Those who don't like oysters needn't go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-28

DENTAL STUDBsT.-An energetic young
man, from l6 to 81 years of age, desiring
to prepare himself for the dental profession,
can have good situation and opportunity
by applying to the undersigned.
27th-2t |. HAAS.
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INDIANA CONFERENCE.
Twenty-xlnth Annual Session.

SULLIVAN, Ind,
Thursday, Sept. 27th, 1860.
Conference met at 8 o'clock, "A. NJ.
Bishop Baker appeared and took the chair.
Religious exercises by Rev. John Kiger.
Minutes were read and approved.
The Hon. Thos. DeBruler of Rockport
was presented as the lay delegate from that
district.
Bishop Baker gave notice that the Con-
ference could draw on the Charter Fund for
twenty-five dollars. Draft ordered.
N. @. Smith gave notice that the Confer
enee could draw on the =" Preachers Aid
Society for three hundred dollars.
An interesting communication was read,
from the Sunday School Union of the N.
E. Church, containing the following inter-
esting facts:
Number of Schools. l2,e09
Officers and Teachers .............. 140,527
Scholars...... ......... ............... I4fI II4o
Volumes In Library ......... .........2, 2,275, 373
Conversions of Children ........... 20, $50
Showing q very large increase in all re-
spects over last year.
The report of the New York Book Com
mittee was presented and received, show
ing the prosperity of our Book Concern at
New York.
The circulation of our Periodicals are
shown thus:
Christian Adcoedts and Journal has
$4,000. Quarterly ReviesO, 1000, Sunday
School AdUocdts 100000.
The sales of books have been S3l8, 900.
The report of the Book Agents at New
York was presented and received.
The following question, on motion of Rev.
s. +. Gillett, was presented for Episcopal de-
cision
"1f, during the interval of an annual
Conference, Member of Conference with
draws from the church and places his ordina-
tion papers in the hands of his Presiding
Elder, and the ensuing annual Conference
records his name as withdrawn from the
church, is it in the power of said Conference
at any subsequent session to restore to him
his ordination papers?"
The Bishop will answer in the future.
A complimentary resolution to Rev. D.
Williamson, formerly Of this, but now of
Southern Illinois Conference, was presented
by Rev. Jas. Hill and ". C. Smith, and
passed.
Rev Mr. Fisher of Kansas made au elo-
quent appeal in behalf Of the NJ. E. Church
at LOavenworth City.
He depleted the wrongs inflicted on the
people of the Church of that Territory by
the border rufians.
The half had not been told of the suffer
been made against Methodsm. Shall we
give up2 No! never We will carry on
the glorious gospel war Will carry it
iato Salt Lake City, and if possible get
Brigham Young converted
A collection Of $45.s0 WAS taken, and
presented to Mr. Fisher, for his church.
The characters of the first and third
years classes were passed, and reported usu-
ally good in their studies, and all contin-
ued.
The fourth years class was called and the
following elected to Elders orders
| Joseph W Asbury, Jas. F. Fish, Stephen
8. W. McNAghten, John Beal, John N.
Wright, and F. A. Hsuring.
Pr. Thornburg and L. ". Hancock, su-
pernumeraries, were made effective.
| Adiourned to o'clock p NJ
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Bag@ The Fantasticals will meet at the
Mozart Hall at I23 o'clock to-day, to proceed
to the Fair Grounds. A grand tournament
may be expected at the Ground by the Fan
TASTES.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
POSEY COUNTY AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY.

The second Fair of this Association will
be held at New Harmony, Ind, on the I'd,
Sd, 4th, and 9Th days of October, 1860
Sept. 28-2td. L. PELHAM, Sec'y.
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rsa.. Thanks to Express Messenger Davis
for bundle of fresh papers and Sullivan
cOrrespondence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-28

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT OwRNsBoRo.-A
difficulty occurred yesterday at Owensboro,
between Mr. Hathaway and Col. Thurston,
citizens of that place, during which the
former drew pistol and shot the latter,
severely wounding him in the arm. The
affair grew out OF personal dispute, in
volving the veracity of one of the parties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-28

EVANSVILLE DISTRICT FAIR.-Programme
for to-day, Friday: Pacing for $50 by
fast horses from abroad Ladies equestrian
ship for premium cup grand Equestrian
Fantastic parade, and other interesting ex-
hibitions.
Sept %. A. CHUTE, Sec'y.
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v the week (pavRhle TO Carriersl ............. 10
rri-Weekly %
Clubs of l6 or more.....-....-.......- 90
r& The privilege of yearly advertisers Il limited
10 their immediate business, Ia their own name;
and ali advertisements for the benefit OF other
persors as well legal advertisements and adver-
tisements of auction sales and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates
40 No report, resolutions proceedings of any
aarpOration society, association or public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention to
INV matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement.
Ae Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not be
tinued unless order to that effect Is LEFT Al
the Office, and when discontinued ia less than q
year, the price of the whole year will DO charged
GO Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pup
.ishe the expense of the attorneys orderlnR ana
not deayable for legal proceedings, but culleetaDe
at our usual time.
pH Our terms for Job Work and transient af'er-
kissueuts are CASH.
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STATE OF ISDLANA,
Yanderburgh County.
Theodore Mingst,
Y5.


1t appearing by an affidavit filed in my ofice, in
Pigeon Township, in the County and State afore-
said that the defendant in the above entitled
Is not resident of the State Of Indiana, notice
Of the pendency Of such action 10 therefore given
to said defendant, James Murphy, that the ssme
will stand for trial the goth day OF October,
1860, at o'clock in the forenoon, at my office in
said Township. JAMES I. WALKER,
Sent 2sth 3ww-Itd Justice.
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N .4DXES' SHOES.-Eadfss sohO soa8F
ILL good Calf, Kid and Goat Boots, either single
or double sole, can have their wants supplied
READ & BURROWS,
sept. q, Co Is Main ST.
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a.ETEs OF .EDE-ERTEsE.H-sa.

: 5 5 :
DGE 50 76 / OOl 25 so IS
2 Da-@. rs II6I 1EN' sol 25 ~
Da-,. ooI so I75! rs :75! .
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3 WeeEs , so 3 rs 5 90 Is 80 IS
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No. 4 90 90 90 10 90 Il 90 u
Mo, col 8 rs II SO Is IS 10 90 IS IS
Mos 50 IL Is Is 90 Is 10 2z so 26 IS
Nos so II rs II 90 81 IS IS 80 % 75
5 Ho', 10 90 10 90 20 90 z6 90 80 90 IS 90
, Nos IS 90 10 so 26 90 80 so 80 90 % 80
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KPOOTS SHOES.-6Isnfksn can
-AID find some exquisteIy nice Mems Calf, Con
gress, Scotch, Everett, Kansas and Balmoral Boots
at READ s BURROWS,
sept. 27, go. Is Main st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wooden and Willow Ware

GTIRELDREyN~' C.EP6-f yOu scGRf
u something nice in the way of Children's Caps,
call at READ BURROWS,
sep. 27 80. Is Main St.
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VOLUME XIII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

DAILY ~
NAtAleul ----.---'----- U
BY the week payable TO Carriersl ............ 10
rri-Weekly %
Weakly ..,.............- 60
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-28

EFT HIS RECO.wR II 9 TILED
~ fact that COOK LANGLEY sell the best
Teas in the City. (sept. 81
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ETEATRER DUSTERS.-.a FxH Gs-
~ sortment of Feather busters, for sale at the
sept 27 EUREKA BAZAAR.
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moon MATS, DOOR sM.aTS.-3 dOSs
-&U ass. sizes German Cocoa Door mats, doz.
ass sizes Jute Door mats, for sale by
sept 27. COOK & LANGLEY.
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VeRS@GLOD YES !-GLOU.ES
w Hesnan, Prince of Wales, and all other styles
and kinds of Gloves, just opened at
SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
sept26 No. 49 Main street.
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TWW.HOTHE@ .9.N.ES CLO V.BR SEED.
-A so bush for sale at VICKEEY BROS,
sept12 No 50 Main street.
WO TO snKELRR 4F .N@KRH.QUS'S
GE for good and all size Shakers sept2l
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@NTR.a WIS !-SH.R W.LS !-Sh.a WIS!
~ An endless variety of Fall and Winter ShawIs,
at from 81 to S25, at
SCHAPKER& & BUSSIHG'S,
seDt26 No. 40 Main street.
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| N E.GR L.RRD-.G CHOICE .RRTKCLR,
| Eli For sale at COOK & LANGLEY'S.
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DE4D & BURROW"S STOCK or
| HI Hats, consisting of every style, shape and
COLOR is open to the trade and at very low figures,
at Is Main street. sep. 27-ltd
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ARRIHALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL r Dawell. Va. -
Hartwell and lady, Goldman NY; w Harmed
Pa; Hell, j Miller, La; Howard. Me; /
Draper, -; Miller, La; A Webster Ny:
Williams, T. b Cellwig, Pa; Penz, Hay; a
kawson ? ad fam, XIV; K 4 GoIdsborouyh and Iv.
Nd; a w Emory and lady, Wis; w Byrne. p
Goodrich, Va; T Gilmore. NH; 6 Rhett. sc;
Goode, De- Il F Casby, Va; M PIummer'
Nd; Mrs Watson, Miss How, Pa; Resack- Rel,
vogue Murandi, Spain; ) Bacley and lady.
ga ID Stagg and lady. NY; A + Saker. II
spragus and ly, Mass; NJ Thomas, La; r Wat
son, Black, Nd.
bhOWNS' HOTEL r Palnes b Babin Ks:
Miss Apierpont, Loomis, Va; w p Turner. Mo,
kepeart, Va; Cooley, Md; w Bisland, II s
Blslend, La; f Foster, Pa; 6 w Bones. Ga: X
Billiard and ly, Miss NJ J Pollard, Miss p Pollard
va; Nj Oates, NC; Robertson and ly, O; j p
Terrell, La; Cotrell Va. w l. Bake, Cooke.
no; Hopkins, Va; Maj J a Haskius Va; USA;
Booter, Cooley, Ga; p West, wis; Il Greer
ana ~, NY; III ID Rennolds Md; Hooper. w
McCIary, CAL Beaachamp and Iy, Miss Davis
MIS- Eckford and fam, Miss; Creash, Ala; n w
Va; l. Stout, On.
hiBhWOOD HOUSE. Conrad Pa: 7 n
wise, Md; 81 ID Watkins, Pa; Col 6adolis "A:
Chorpering, Pa; Miller, Va; ) Johnston. Nc:
huinam and ly, Miss; o Sprigg, Md; ID Day
ana lam, Ga; ID Clarke, hid.
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BURSTING OF THE AIR-SHIP.-Ereitfrg Scene,
at Point Brssze.-T Philadelphia Enquirer of
the lOth says: Early on Saturday morning the
strait and narrow path branching of from G1ay,s
Ferry road, short distance below the Arsenal.
aRd leading TO the balloon grounds via sIupraham
Park, was thronged with anxious pedestrians in
tent upon obtaining a last glimpse of the yolant
air-monster. Toward noon the breeze fresLened
into QuaSt gale, and the balloon whose infia-
uol had almost been completed, reeled to and fro
In the lntoxieatlon Of It's pride. Notwithstanding
Inc apprenenslOns felt for its safety the car and
the boat were attached, and everything seemed
ready for the departure of the aeronauts
Professor Lowe had just left the grounds to bid
his wife ''gO0d bye" when a sudden soualI of
wind struck the balloon, tearing huge rent in
her side, at least fifty feet in length and of mean
Width Of foot. Instantly she careened over q nd
with Kissing sound, came crashing to the earth
The Widest scene Of confusion and excitement
then began. u was rumored that one of the
workmcn was buried beneath the pile of canvass,
which lay throobing upon the parched ground
II ne lastly OF The rumor havin, been proven by
the appearance Of the reputed victim, the enclo-
snre was instantly cleared by the police, who
Were present in great numbers, and the work OF
removing the wreck commenced.
Professor Lowe was perfectly calm and col
iscted IN this trying moment, and declared that
ne mad been expecting such finale, and that IL
had proved TO his entire satisfaction the
OF his balloon to endure almost any strain to
which she might be subjected. The force of this
strain may be imagined, when we state that the
cables attached to posts driven several feet into
the ground were diminished to half their pre-
yious diameter by the tension; and that one of
these cables was imbeddsd in an oaken post more
than half an inch.
Capt Dickinson's mental anguish almost drove
him crazy, as he beheld all his hopes Frustrated
with the falling canvas. He exhibited greater
ealmness and resignation, however, on learning
mat The accident, unfortunate as it Was would
only temporarily delay their voyage Mr. Cres-
son, the superintendent Of the works and the
other subscribers to the project, have expressed
denomination to give 1t a fair trial; and, before
two weeks have passed, Prof. Lowe will nrohablv
make his second attempt to cross the Atlantic
from the same starting point. He is extremely
sfatelui 70 those gentlemen who have extended
him Their aid and influence, and says he does not
phia. -
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MEDICIN rES.

I0Cx HOsPIYAL,
Has Dssse.wsd fis .sess Csysss., SPEEDY, s"d ~
FOR ALL DISEASES OF Ii NPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATEl AZ.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR Nc CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO %. 40.
Ws.insss f,ss S.ss set,rss Ass.u.os 'hs Lid.sy,
i S:s f.pss as
ss.. SKIN, Lanr,, s:@seh ': .s
Y:a.hh... Dreadful and D.sctr. Practise. Viii s,:.-
der Marriage impossible, and destroy beta Bsay aad
Young MEN W..
Especially WIS have tsesms the victims Of Solitary Vssi
dreadful and dssrscvs habit which annually sweep ~
.:d talent, and brilliant in.se vbs might haze
sntrsncsd listening ssnass with the than tsS
yatsd 10 sssasy hs living Tyre, saA viii fsn ssas
dsass.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Ys.ng BE, sa asnpsaa.g Mo-
raSs, ssng aware Of Physisai vssknss 'EAns essil
h who piac.. s.rs Of d.. J. nay .suG'
s.y eontds in his honor Esasnsa and Shdsny ssy
OFFICE Ne. sogra fxEpEaICKsfRlH VET,
len bsnd sid: g.inE from nsltmsr. stree. few '',. Re.
.ast b paid and ssntsia sstsnp.
DR. JOHNsrOH,
Of he sminsn Cel.gs United D, .tsa
and q: p Tss.. H.; b, s:'a :P:1. in u: s
ss,d ,us Of ths most s,'n,,hnE ssr.s that we're s,sY
..P ..n:d ana ss
sounds b.shfrlnss with frequent bl1shing asndsd
tnss With dsrsnEsmsn Of mind cured imm sdatsly.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
ssran practice ipdsTsd in when .sns-s frsq.ssy
ssiy .h:s .:p :.
s:aa mould s .pS and beth mind and
Tbo:. ar. som: .sd and m.nsh., eject. p,.a,..a
S.S n: LA
a:si; N:.,.s lr,an
y n1P%% 81 4 GSn,1 %s. e..
b drsqdsdLo.s Of smoy, Cous,i.n OId.a,, Dsprssss
Of 81 rits, Evil Fcrbsdngs, sfSecisy,
Ls,s sosses, rimidi,, etc., Of the evils Pc
SERvo,-s DEBlLIrY.-rAsr.na, can new iudrs VIA,
s.@as s.,S and :mscat:d having snr.i:s
appearances about sy. eough or .ym2tsms Of ".mlss
IS OF IMPRUDENCE
Hh.o tia an timpruds vory Of plea 1ad
h. ss, imbssd Inc ss.ds 9, th. painful ss,
sspp.ns that an i-um.d sens: .h.. from educ ..o az
:s Sla iys ca. sPeI on .:
f1 ssrns siaa Is h' i:P him
menth after month, ers. long ss os smalt.; .Ih,ss
.1.r ii. CALLING disaPpoin,m.n or By th. rs. dad
p..c1 M.rcsry hs,sn u. eea.ttn;i.psi .y%RtsE, n
sin RrOs,..s5 with fIshfs r.pidy all d::ta p,n.
de.1.r.d GENTRY from vho.s SosD. n. Is,.sr r.:.rns
DE- JoHNsoNvkEmEDYF FOR ORGANIC wkAKNkss
AND Ib1POTENCY.
By ts grat and remedy vsakness Of the sSgens
A.. .P.:dy e.r:d and f ,s.r ..':,:d rn;,',nd: ;1:
All imp: din'ns. . Marriage Physical Mental p.s..u
r.:%snr ssa w:.is.:: E1i:..a.n I'D: .:.s i.s'fS
kind sPsssdily cured.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cared .ttbi' in.it.ts, vilsi.
u; Las. ..,.nt.sn y.r, and II. G.nsIeas Important SURG
reporter. ii. Pap.rs and many sih.r psr:so. ns:.s
ys.ch hay: sgR.s.:d san and Isu s.:.: q.
sity, IL sahsisnt guarantee 70 The sAis,sd Jan stIy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN OF TEN MIL.
LION DOLLARS.
TREASURY DypAkrNxsr, Sent 3.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Sept. 8, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at This De
partment until IL O'Clock, noon, Of Monday, the
I'D day of October next for ten millions of dollars
OF stock Of the United States, to be issued under
the act Of Congress of the I'D day of June last,
authorizing a loan and providing for the redemp-
ton of Treasury notes, at which time the
" II be opened and decided on. The stock will be
rembursable IN ten years from the first day of Jan
usry next, and will bear interest, at five per GEN.
tum per eanum, payable semi annually on the frst
days of January and July of each year.
No offer viii be accepted below par, and none
for auy fraction of one thousand dollars; will
any offer be cons, dered unless one per centum OF
the amount thereof is deposited with depositary
of the United States, subject to the order OF the
Secretary of the Treasury. The certificate Of such
deposi. must accompany the proposals. In all
cases the cfsr must be unconditional, without
reference to other Offers and must state the rate OF
premium offered.
The proposals should be endorsed on the o aside,
proposals for Loan of 1861" and to be addressed
ITO the Secretary of the Treasury. w Washington,
d. c."
The best bidders under the foregoing conditions
for the aggregate sum of ten millions OF dollars
will be Immediately informed by mail oil the &C.
ceptanos of their offers, and they must deposit the
amount accepted, with the premium thereon
with the Treasurer of the Dnit,% states, or the
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, NV York, Phils-
u
on or before the I'D day of November next Should
successful bidders desire to deposit at Their points
| their wishes VIII be duly considered on beins
| stated to this Department
Certificates ofinscribed stock will be iss. led II
sums not less than one thousand dollars ca, IN u
| the successful bidders their assigns, for I'M
principal deposited, carrying interest at the ra
of five per centum from the date Of such deposit.
| Such stock will be transferable the books OF
the Treasury, agreeatly TO the regulations Of the
Department.
Should any of the successful bidders require GER
tifcates Of stock, with coupons of semi annual
terest thereon from the irst day of January
| next such certificates will be Issued, with such
| coupons attached, in sums of one thousand dollars
| eacn; sad such coupon stock. instead of being
transferable on the books of the Treasury, may be
assigned and transferred by the delivery of the
certificates. The interest of the last named stock
from the date of The depost to the first day Of Jan
uary next, will be paid to the successful bidder OIL
| his attorney. by the depository with whom the
principal was deposited.
| The preliminary depost of one per centum, re-
| quired upon all proposals under this notice. vii
be included In the deposits Of principal and premi
| UNI made by successful bidders, and will be imme
diatsy directed to be returned to the unsuccessful
| bidders. HOWELL COBB.
| Sc 1O-2awtd Seoretsry of the Treasury.