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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23
l)EAl.Et IN

FINE GOLD AND SH.NEH WATCHES.
Fl\EGOIbJEW FAIRY or ALI. llF-
SCRlPflONS. SILVER TEA AND
TABLE SPOONS. FINE TABLE
CUTLERY, MEERStlIAt'M
rIrfS AND CIGAR HOLD
Frs, ETC, ETC, ETC.
And general assortment of goods, apperiain-
inc to this line OF business Every article sold
will be guaranteed genuine. or the money rciun.
doi. Also Watchmakcrs Tools and Watch
Glasses.
\ y. Personal attention viii be given TO the
repairing department. Fine watches carefully
repaired and warranted.
Ladies and Gentlemen can always obtain the
corrcc, time by calling on
T.. l., TRICkEY,
March g. 500 ro24af
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS AND A RALY A YEAR.
X. W. LOUG II cry,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T T. K N $

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ms. Oil te -Four Dollars Single copies. One Dime
Advertisements at 81 per square OF ten lines OF e~
nd 80 cents per square for every
A liberal ii.coun, made fof yearly Advertisements
announcement, OF candidates, Ten Dollars
r,.iye Nor rent viii be charged on Advertisements
not paid IN advance. ,,,,
Al obituary notices over one square WIZ 10 e"A's''
Advertisements
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FioraEs WoS'r lAr-1'be following.
from the Richmond Dispatch. may be Of
interest t. some We have heard many
aud that but very recently. deny the
facts therein stated
THr Cur Sr1rEs ANo fveryE SLAVES
lHc idea prevails L. some extent that the
Gulf States bayc ~ reason 10 complain
oi the nuiiii) lag acts 81 the North. be
cause they Do not lose any negroes by
escape Well established facts prove
this % b. mistake according 70 the
census Of 1850 those States safer near
y as much as the border States in this
way IN 1880. the whole number of
slaves which escaped was Toll and they
wcre from the several States. as follows
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TnE CHINESE EMPEROR rssrs Cooi
Nlfw or NouSe AMrmcA In the Summer
Palace. near rekin, Loud Elgin found an
autograph Of the fugitive Emperor If
China, relating to the question OF Mr..
Ward, the American Minister 1t seems
that Mr.. ward offered TO pay TO HIS &C.
lcs,ial Majesty the same marks Of re.
spect as he would pay 10 his oxn fresi-
dent The EiaYeror's memorandum rams
thus
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SCHWARTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO MARSHALL!.


IWenty.F1ve Per Gent Vhe0pef.!.
THE nnicrsigned has Just received, and is now
i opening the largest and handsomest stock Of
goods he has ever brought to this market They
were purchased under his own personal super.
vision. and upon such favorable terms thai he
is prepared to Offer them TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT CHEAPER tlssa any he has ever
sold in Marshall. In variety, riclasss, and cx-
tent they cannot he exccllcd All IRE invited TO
call examine, and satisfy themselves, rs to quail
ity and prices.
THE LADIES
Will find an endless variety OF rich and plain
goods, embracing silks. barcges o~gsn.ie- print
ed and plain jacone,s plain, figured, srs3 cross
barrcd muslins Of all descriptions Gnc lace aud
silk mansilos prints, t'ss~ssics, bleachcd AMI
unblcached Bonee<s, Ribbons, Irish lir~n, EN-
bro,lcrsa skirts collars. ss-vos, hosiery. barrls
patent corsets, and corsets Of all descriptions
CHANEL anil inohair dresses the snest fans ever
brought to this market, &c &c.
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
An endless variety, IRON the finest TO the plain
es, and most durable, and OF all prices. Gents
furnishing Goods, embracing shirts, drawers, era
watts, suspenders, hats, boots, shoes, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro clothing, cheaper than ever offered IN
Marshall. Fine Plantation linen. lowclls. osna
brrgs, russc,s &c.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
4 rich and choice variety. Table Crockery
Hollow, and Glass Ware, fine china sets, spoons
knives and forks, &c.
SADDIERN,
iiT assortment embracing saddles, brides,
circinges; girths buggy, riding, and wagon
whips full sets, OF harness saddle bags carpet
sacks, trunks Of all descriptions.
CArISctltLS and Straw Mating.
4 very pretty stock which will satisfy any one.
He has also large assortment o! Cutlery.
Rcyolvers, douhlcand single barrel Guns clocks.
watches iyra,i p,us tnx.y yinrs tsrlum.ry
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4 young mother, iubllant over her
frs, born son. read Keats line
4 thing Of beauty Us boy forevcr,
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FROM MARSHALL To JEFFERSON DANGER.
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT, AND clAkks-
WILLIE
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CarIpctlAs and Straw Mating,

very pretty stock which will satisfy any one.
He has also, large assortment o! Cutlery,
Reyolyers doublcand single barrel Guns clocks,
watches breast Plus, finger rings pcriumsry,
looking glasses clothes hair and tooth brushes,
k,Ltlos thread We
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

This Line starting rom Clarksvllle, Texas
connects with Eradtslds stage n, townsville, by
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and thence to
Shreveport forse,saa, and those pa'ronixing IT,
may rc~t assured that they can hc put rom
ChrhsviYs. Texas, to Vicksbure, on the Ms
.i,sippi, in FOCR DAYS AND A HALF.
and w,ll receive all attention To their wants and
comfort.
~ Fly pounds Of Baggage allowed to
each passenger Ono hundred and iif'y pcnnsis
EXTRA baggage will be charged the same A. one
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Eow CARDS.

I " TAYLOR ttiornsg at Lar. MaIhall. Tex
j A.. Promp, attention paid 10 all business en-
tr4-trl to his care.
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presentation at court nothing more can
be done 10 bring men 60 reason Besides,
these harharians, by their averment that
their rcspoc; for his Majesty the Empe.
ror is the same as that they feel for their
Piltsitienth, President just places
China on par with the barharians Of
the South and East All arrogatlon Of
greatness which is simply ridiculous
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

,rNlS MDsEtY, afiorney, and Cotsn,saors at
Lar.
,ppnca VI J. Hall. Marshall Texas, :. +.
II lselcy. JcHersln.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

I,Fo LANE. Morasy at Lar. Marshall Harrison
~ county, TeSas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

moi. rather oharlatanism when viewed
from ono stand. point, and cowardice
when viewed from another
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

\ ir assortment, embracing saddles, brides
circingles girths, buggy, riding, and wagon
whips, full sets. OF harness saddle bags carpet
sncks trunks Of all descriptions
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SA1)l)1.ENE.

4 rich and choice variety. Table Croekery
Hollow. and Glass Ware, fine china sets, spoons
knives and lnrhs Nc
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>tkNFuRp 4 BNlNpiIN .iHo,neg' At lar amt
y LAND LOCATING At,tN = ~nnptrr. Fflhity
81. V.N,. wifi attend - an business entrusted To
,l..rttt' no runty. Angelina. fHlA, ly'er' il"fdn'
u..l.. Liberty. thamArrs, aud Jefferson counties
-..,,.- t,n - l-si Missy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04
PROPOSALS FOR ARMS.

Sealed Proposals will be received Springfield aois on OF
before the weh 2 day Of June next by the UNDER
signed Commissioners the part oftbe State Of Illinois for m
nishng delivered Springfield Illinois, the following and
equipueuts
Twelve (l2D Clbs brass Guns. Thed.
Six l6l l2-lbs BRAS Howizers fied.
Twelve (i2b Cai..ons for OLD. guns.
Six 10Y Csissons for lib no gitzers.
Three 90 TIeveliuy EoIges
Three 81 Battery Wagons
Three (j) spare Gun.fiari8ees
One hund ed and ninety 1881 sc Of Artillery Harness.
with all the implements ana equipments TO- three companies
light artillery companies pondug in all respects with he
and equipments used by the United States ana 70 20 seo
iected to the tests.
One thousand IT, C0) Cavalry Sabers.
One thousand l.0OOl pairs Cavalry Pistols (r,yoVers
One thousand .G0Ol Carbines.
OBe thousand ,000l Holsters
One thousand ,0o0) Beta
To correspond in all respects the Ike sud appendices
used services OF the United States and OF the newest ana
most approved aud huh and to be subjected to the same
tests
The Commissioners the right to reject proposal not
satisfactory.
The terms Of payment under law eighty per cent delivery
twenty per cent on completion Of contract. 60,
Address Commissioners for Purchase OF Arms, &c, sprung
deld, Illinois. JAS. II. STOKES, } -,
JOHN TILLSOS, Commissioner
my 90 tjel2 WIN. SHEPHARD,)
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IDRUPUSAf.S Tor DKLAU.-frOpOsuls VIII De
received by the under.igusd at his Office No Stest
uiId floor room, until p WEDNESDAY June for
supplying SOFT BREAD 20 tho troops OF the Excelsior Brigade
Camp Scott Staten Island and % such ether troop, Ia the
Yok as may required by the unieri1ned until the Jlst Of
Augu 1851 Tie Bread to be delivered at Camp Scott and
Tho Bread must be made Of extra sperhne heat ou and
baked Ia 2 D. and ration loave that TO- weighing 10, 49, g.
end aud be In all respects of excellent quality
The bidder viii into contract and give bonds In
the sun OF 900 for lis fshfa fuhleht Pop)ie M state
tho prize per RATION as ouhfe s which they will supply
Bfeid this price 10 all charges OF delivery, NC
A b 'FATON Maloy and ColumssaTy Of Subsistence
Uul.el States Army,
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l)roposa 6.
FRESH BEEF and VEGETABLES for the

NAVY AGENTS OEflCE, NgwYoRK May 10 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received this Office until
WEDNESDAY the NTH day June lbl at noon fp the
ply such quane ofsh beef and vegetables may
qued the New York station during tho fiscal year
Ing the frat dDy Of July next and ending the JOh June,
1852
The beef and vegetables must be OF GOOD quality and the
the aaods Snd each article be offered ox by
pound.
estimated amount Of the contract aud eny per centu In ad
dion viii be- Withheld from the amonn. Of each payment be
lde collateral security the due performance the con.
aci which win account be paid for until II Ia fully
Piled with.
Every offer be accompanied directed In the Of
Conesa making appropriation Tor the naval service for 1876
approved 0 August l8i6) by written guaranty, signed by
responsible persons TO the effect that he they
undertake that the bidder bidders w II h thei bid be-
sceeptcd into within i've days with good and
sufficient surctiea, 10 flm h the articles proposed
no proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such
l. HENDERSON Nayy.Arent
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
EPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

By the ohee Pills the periodic attacks Nero" or Sk
Headache may be prevented and taken at The commencement
of an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness VIII DO
obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and Headache 20
which females = subject
They gently upon the bowels removing CoStireae''
For Literary Men Students Deiicse Females and a persons
seieatag habits they valuable Ldrafte improvn!
the appetite giving and rgor to the digestive organs ana
restoring elasticity and strength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long Investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been IN use many
years during which time they have prevented and renewed
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether org
ns,inein tie nervous system from deranged state Oh 'ho
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in to composition ana may DO
taken a, all times with perfect safety without makngany change
of diet and the absence Of any di'ugreeas s'snoe guy
10 ddminisfer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERREfTS.
r1 -spu,re have five signatures of HENRY G. SPALDlNt
on each Box.
soldbv Druggists and alt other Deslers in Medicines
ABox viii bs sent by mail prepaid on receiPtoiihs
PRICE, % CENTS.
All ordeIs should be addressedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
10. ~ Cedar st., New.Yok.
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 81
1901 CENTRAL RAILROAD. IOV'
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE;
rt conacty OF the Rosd Il equal 70 any In ine S9sh
'N 81 GREAT SHORT LINE TO IhE Vs. :, Ta.sv

Office No AstOr House, corner OF e esey ia.
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers to ana o W.
cinuati Chicago St. Louis ST. Paul NASHVILLE ", "a
rleani and all other towns Ia the West Nv rsuse
are unsurpassed for speed end comoI 0! cos
Through trains for the West leave New. orr uoos m
isnit. MOmins Express nj E'enins srrivirJ
P,bnrsh at ": 10 next day. and connecting there~l 81
trains. ,.,.,..
Sleeping and oil the trains 10 any oshs
rare always as low, aud the time ssquicA' a. ~ ''
E Ibis route Freghis Of eli descriptions can De Iaiss
anv point on Railroads IL Ohio A Al Dr.
Inra;. Wisconsin Iowa Missouri, by IN YEA by
RFCr or 10 any port on the navgses rivers OF 'H' W.
te rates Of freight sa from any point 81 ,ss a. are
Companies Merchapts and shipper re
by o,leI hoTtson Of their Freight to this Company '''
with confidence on rs ,dpsutans an Emgrant Aecomnod
THIS 2.rt emig stng Westward ery % no
Line py ~ at nehan the usnss.
comfortable ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. As''
Of iAie. 'r,ICH Co Freight Agents. -, yy,l.ms.
No Astor House, and No; sou.s s,snt,
MCDONALD BisCHoFf' Nas Bsrery pseep
ENocH LEWIS, General Sept As'sn'' ~
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Jn5trurilou.

COLUMBIA C0LLEGE.-The Annual Exam-
~ nation win be held as follows: ,D,,-
SENIOR CLASS-MONDAH, June TO- 70 SAIChDAi,
June Is inclusive beginning at ~ a. m. .,. -,
The other Glasses FRIDAY, June H. 10 FRIDAY juno ~
both inclusive at the same hour ,u,u ,,.u
Examination Of Candidates for admission FRIDAY ana BAL
URDAY June 81 and e. At 81 a
Commencement WEDNESDAY June g.
The Regents the Unive sity parents sind friends OF Students
the Ausn and such others take interest IN the college
CHARLES KING, LII. D.,
President Columbia College.
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Cutlerp, hardware, &r.

TWIN PLATE, SIIEET-IRON, ZINC, &c.,
i TIN and TERNE PLATE. CHARCOAL and c9kE
sHEEr-IR0N- belgian Russian Ensi rIS AT WEE 90
For ,als by A. A. THOMSON & Co, No. al5 Wa!etst
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IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, n. 7.
Il A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. -
The forty seventh smisnrua session WIZ commence on MD
NESDAY May Circulars may he obtained Of Jas White-
head rooms A b. H. n Society, No. liz Nassaust or oy
sddr.ssinE the Principal ID. S. ROWE, M. A.
Modern STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE
Vk Manufactured by n. JOHNSON, No. 400 Hudsonst.
Illustrated Circulars forw aidod on application
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sPHiSGfIEiD Illinois May q. 1861
Scaled proposals will DO received the Office OF the Treasurer
of the STATE Of Illinois In City of Sp gGeld Illinois until
u O'Clock the twentyhh day OF June 1861 and the
O'clock the FIRST day Of July 1851 for One Million Dollars
OF the Stock the State of Illinois, 10 be issued Ia accordance
with an act OF the egifltue entitled An act creaog war
fund aad 10 provide auditing all accounts aud disbursements
stock thus ssed reimbursed The pleasure Of the state al
ter the year Lord 1879 In The City OF to bear
interest the of cent annum from tho r day
July 06 Interest payable In the City OF New ork and to
pons attached payable the s Mondays January end July
Of each year III amounts As followu to wits , q,
Two Hundred and fifty thousand doiu bonds II ore hundred
dollars each Two hunired aud nifty thousand doli-s IN bonds
Of five hundred dlars each ard he hundred thousand doa
In bonds Of thousand dollars each
Tire proposal state tho offered Tor each hundred ao
s stock ard the stock bid Tor and must be
unconditional without Tie offers One PEI cent OF
the amount offered must be deposited with bank Ia tbs
City Of Spinsed inois In the City 81 chicago lO' :"
the CITY Of Newly Crk and certificate showing such d' po
1panv the Oder subject 30 the order ol the treasurer
ofhe state Illinois sad certificates 70 De returned IN cas- e
oferings rot accepted
Tho pern whose bids sre accepted viii be required 10 do
post thereof With the Treasurer Of the State o M
nos at his Office ~ the City OF Springfield lIino Or at the
American EXCHANGE Bank the City Of New York subject TO
lii order within 1--WE days the acceptance Of their bids ct
which the boids viii be ready for delivery the place
where the offerings accepted TO be the place o depo eo
the delivery Of the bonds otherwise specified IN the Oid
The rlgh i reserved reject any sud ell of the bids oonsd
cred necessary protect promote tie Interests OF e Sae
The proposals. must be sealed and and addressed,
William Butlor
William Butler Treasuror) Treasurer OF State Of Illinois
Springfield III. or : at the American Exchange
Prouosais Tor Loan l9Gln) Bank, kew.York.
"Proposals for Loan, l8L'
RICHARD YATES,
Governor Of the State Of Illinois
JESSE X. DUBOIS. Auditor.
WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer
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Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
Il A COUNTRY REsIDEN CE at Greenwich, Conn; with 30
land mostly new meadow hne oTcHIGs anu py
The dwelling aud otbudug. large and desirable in every Ie
spect Inquire at No. Chatham Square -
LNOR sALE-A handsome Gothic COTTAGE of
IL Rooms and FARM Of q eIes Of excellent IND large
and school Il miles from Depot and 20 mile from Hewiol
TARM for SALE in NEW-JERSEY- Outskirts
S somsd hs1 GSSRey Ven ISsS TSss5
End perfectly heatby possession at any time Inquire Of the
or Of l. W. ENGLAND, City Editor Of The Tribune.
r OTS for MECHANICS and MANUFACTURE
IL Frs EiEabebpOrt, NewJersey- Hourly community
lion with New by sieanbaai and Ii9ad ev y6e
tenn, as e. ref and terms & P e 4Po COOLEY Agent
EliEabethport N. j.
ORANGE. n. J.-Country Seats Village Resi-
" dences Farms, and Villa Sites, great variety within an
hour Of CegLand St. for 5eni and Tor sale low ~ M
No. 40 Man-st., Orange, to $ p. m. "
DINE WOOD and LAND for SALE.-Ihe
subscriber wiz sell FARM of 700 acres situated on Indian
o "b my be- cut from 1900 to 4cO cords Of good pine
wood he viii sell he timber growing thereon Inc SOL ~
improvenents 2story dwelling and lsory eookroom
Delaware.
DARE CUANCE.-The undersigned now offers
N for sale his splendid suburban RESIDENCE and FRUIT
FARM located near Hudson. Columbia County NJ \; ms
on An enscc commanding very extensive view Of the city,
river and surrounding country, within teequsrt ? OF mile
OF ali the landings railroad depo aud business points OF the
CITY The taef1y laid out and decorated with great
variety Of Towering papts trees shrubs vines and varieties
decdnous trees, hedges be IheiaIm
In hch state If cultivation by thorough draining subsohi
trenchug nanurng The buildings al new handsome
thoroughly built convenient and ample The garden and orch
ard are extensive containing all the best market varieties Of
apples pears cherries plans peaches gapes aud ounces also,
raspberes berries soOsberes &c
Nearly pear set in soil enehed two eet IN
ha1dra pNTa
ton emiRenty adapted the q the grape a. age
varieties producing splendid rlt annually
will testify The farm adapted degued) for the
Market the foe specimens sent market and on
exbtiou prove Of she assertion Improvements TOO
numerous TO mention advertisement together win the
ooalty render the cheapest and most desirable pisces
To he found on the Hudson between EeH1ok and Albany
Phce $1,000 Terms Of payment made easy heisle5ces:
Josiah w Fairfield John Stanton Gould, Charles r. Naldon
Charies r. King Captain Oregon, eli Of Hudson Also,
OF the subscriber SOLOMON Y. CLIFFORD, Hudson NJ \.
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Groceries ano provisions.

EDWARDS WHITE SUGAR-CURED
H. WASHING TON HAMS"
For sale. fsch Ham Is branded. =, -,
80. W. EDWARDS Nos 2S3 and 2SS Chfistie- ST.
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PROPOSALS for LOAN Of 81 ,2OOO 70
4 the STATE Of INDGANA.-Sealei proposals will be
received the uudeuigred Commissioner OF the Office 81
Wnslow Lauief & Co. In this city, until IL O'CLOCK M Of
STATE 81 INDIANA the OF TWELVE Nun
THOUSAND DOLLARS, being part Of Loan Of Two Million
Dosr authorized at Of the General Assembly Tor the
purpose Of obtaining money FOR Tcpoz INVASION ana o'1h
lor the public deiense, approved May - 1861.
In edition 10 the amount 500 goo reserved or sales
in Indiana, making in all sl5lOo no" offered Of sueh
authorized p2.u0oOO. 4,
annually On the Of Nav aud November Ia the City
ofSew here the principal IL rembursube m twenty yea
the iuerest between the date OF sale and pey en end
November l6 10 Do paid n advance end Tor the payment oil
the interest and Hui the prueiI thereof Especial tsH
Hundred Doss In value the taxable prop
erty the State levied which Is By such law 20 be
collected .nuusy until said bonds paid or redeemed In adj
al ef OF Five i levied for ed cling The state debt making
IN year 6l ard 62 Seven cnts aud or the year
1873 and thereafter Ten cents each One Hundred dollar
aon Of aIabs in the State applicable to the reduction oil TINS
Bonds pay,bs 10 bearer signed by the Governor counter
sigled sll REGISTERED with coupons Tor Interest IN sums OF Ohe
Tousard dollars will be Issued for ,s oanthe bonds IN sums
Of Five Hundred dollars authorized by such sw being reserved
10 esagiionsI propo viii be considered. Tho rist Is
served % any and all q the bids NJ shall be considered
will promote tho best II tcrelts OF the state -.
pon cetan-e % proposal Ten per cent o the eouht
OF such bid must paid down for which certificate WI" DC
sive beafrr six per interest from date the remainder In
nine edrt monthly payments thereafter cr ITO Whoe OF any
ps Al ueh rror ds'es may be pre- erred By the biddcr
The hil vii Be opened ~ o'clock ~ on June r. @ bY
the ~ e T8re Of reception. IN presence oi s.
psu0ua ~, PEI 20 De pcs't and the l.ih
l. he highest bidder, n accepted the TUESDAY idcceednS
Prouo.s must be addressed under seal to the undersgned
care Of winslov La'icr Co.. No. 81 Wsusl Hisked ITO
JAMES ". RAY Loan