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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

A HELL FOR ALI TAArFoAs.-Aa Uui.
versalists Minister Of this city. in ths
course of a recent sermon on the duty of
Christian patriots in the present National
crisis, remarked that most of the Chris.
tian puolic differed with him ON the moot
ed question of future punishment. But
he would say. that he agreed with them on
one point: he wished it to be distinctly an
derstood that he had hell for all re6sls.-
Ck;. Trid.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

Ey DR.. Edward n. Parks Of this place.
has been appointed Surgeon Of the 30th
Regiment Of Indiana Volunteers. This d
an appointment that does credit 20 Gov,
Morton. We deem DR.. P. one Of the best
practical Surgeons in the State. 1t givss
great satisfaction to the "boys" Of ths
Regiment. He left to join his Regiment
10 Kentucky on Monday LAST Wa,sav
Iadianian.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
Retreat Of the Rebels from Fairfex Coust
House, Breckinriage,s
Hunters and other Rebels, Propersv.

Retreat Of the Rebels from Fairfex Court
House. Breckinriaye,s
Hunters and other Rebels, Property.
WASHINGTON, Oot IA man arrested
some weeks ago by the rebels for crossing
their lines, and since confined at Fairfax
Court House. returned to day. with others.
released in consequence OF the evacuation
OF that position. He states that the rebels
burnt thousands Of bushels of corn and
wheat, lest it should fall into the hands of
our troops: also. that the citizens had Left
for different portions Of tho South. The
rebel troops at Fairfax were under COM
mand of Brig. General Longstreet. of Vir-
ginia. Davis. Beauregard, and Johnston
had all been there within a week. There
were no new entrenchments at Fairfax.
but the old ones wefe somewhat strength.
ened
Whether this information be true or not.
it is certain that the rebel pickets have
been drawn in. Yesterday they were at
Annandale. about two miles this side of
Fairfax Court House. This mornin, AM
nandale is vacant. and it was possible to
ride short distance beyond it without the
discovery of any body Of the enemy. The
outposts wished to advance to-day and
take possession of Fairfax Court House,
but permission was withheld
Ii is said the Government medtstes the
coniscation of valuable property owned
by Breckinridgs. Hunter, Powell, Magof-
fin and other secessionists. at Superior
City. in the Lake Superior region. which
is owned by these and other Southern men,
They got possession of il by cheating the
Indians. and being now in rebellion against
the Government. have forfeited their right
to it.
We learn from good authority that csr-
tain foreign capitalists have offered Mr..
Chase. Secretary of the Treasury. to take
one hundred millions of the United States
Government loan at 81 per cent. interest,
Bland Ballard has been appointed United
States District Judge for Kentucky. in
place of Monroe. who has Joined the rebels,
The Treasury Department, yesterday,
sent one million. thr,e hundred thousand
dollars in Treasury notes West.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24
THE REPUBLICAN.

" Whoever IS not prepared to sacrifice
party organizations and platforms on the al
tar of his country. does not deserve the sup
port and countenance Of honest men. How
are we to overcome partisan antipathies in
the minds of men of all parties so as to
present united front in support of our
country? We must cease discussing party
issues, make no alzusion 10 old party tests,
hare no examinations and recriminatiOns,
indulge in no taants one against the other
as 10 who has been the cause Of Mese trou-
6les.
"When we shall have rescued the Gov
ernment and country from its perils. and
seen its flag floating in triumph over every
inch of American soil, it will then be time
enough to inquire as to who and what has
brought these troubles upon us. When
we shall have country and Govern
ment for our children to live in peace and
happiness, it shall be time for each Of us
to return to our party banners according
to our own convictions of right and duty.
Let him be marked as no true patriot who
will not abandon all such issues in times
like these. - Extract from the last
Speech Of Senator Douglas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24
Iowa Eiection-Immense RepsbItcan Mo-

iowa EIectIOn-Immense RepSbItcnn Ma<
jOrity.
BURLINGTON. Iowa. Oct. fS.-The HACK
eye has returns from Sc counties. in which
the majority for the Republican State Tick
ct is $4,000. Every Democratic county
has been heard from. The remaining 30
counties will swell the majority to moro
than 20. 1000. or nearly 10000 moro than
was given to Mr.. Lincoln in 1860. Mr.,
Wilson. who is the Republican candidate
for Congress. in the First district, to 6ll
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Gen. Curtis. will have at least $4,000
majority. Last year Curtis had about 81
600 majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

An addition Of TWENTY-FIVE per cent will be made on the
above rates 10 Special Notices
Axe.ts in other towns cities will he allowed twenty
commission but no any kind
will be inscrted al Less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

We published last week an account of
the battle and retreat Of the Goth Indiana
Regiment on the coast of North Caroline,
and the following is full list Of our pris-
oners as published in the Norfolk papers.
on their arrival in that city:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24


THE INDIANA PRISONERS IN NORFOLK.
The prisoners captured by the Confede-
rate forces reached Norfolk on Wednesday
night, in alarge barge drawn by the steam
er Empire. and were in pretty good condi-
ton. AS they marched along the streets
considerable curiosity was excited, and
they were followed by large crowds of
persons. No indignity was offered except
by gang of boys. who followed in the
rear. cheering for JEFF Davis. The prison
ers stated in Norfolk on Friday that their
treatment. thus far, had been kind, much
better than they anticipated.
INDIANA PRISONERS CAPTURED AT HATrERAs
ON BOARD THE STEAMER FANNY, OCT. 1sT.
Lieut.. f. NJ. Peacock. U. S. Navy, com
manding steamer Fanny.
Lieut.. Isaac w. Hart. Regimental
Quartermaster Goth, Indiana regiment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

II. Watson. Suffers Clerk;
j. FL. Edwards. colored boy. Maryland.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

T r. SHIyELY. Justice of the Peace,
IL Land and
General Collection Agent.
BOURBON, MARSHALL COUNTY. IND.
Will take aeknowl.g II Deeds and Mortgages at
t.pl 90 the taking p-psticfs- and give prompt aten
tiou s all entrusted to him. tmayie 2>tf
DHILLIPS & DEEOR,
sTTOgNErS and cOCNSELOIS.
o1ea in Rasm No. - up stairs, westcrselt Block.
PLYNoCTH ND -
will pra-ris- in ef Marshall. K~eiasko. Eik
h,rt * Js..ph LtPerte Porter, Lake, Pulaski. Stark,
rten and adjoining counties: and in all 81 ~hirh Ier-
s.u.l civ-n matters of collection
REFEsgSCES:
i Cf,x S,,ufh .ni. tni, j. ID. Defrees Washington;
m NJ; ,lI.u.l rt waya-: J. 4. Jones' Indianapolis;
M .frs..-. s:,.hrn Ini A. L. s--sru~, f@fP"rt-.
W sa.rbarn, ST Louis; ). T. Rounds, Chicago, Ill
JOHN D. DEvoH. NOTfRf PTBLH. viii attend ."
th. yncinx Real Estate take ackn"w lemrni-" II
d.-t, and and tle drawing of contracts ists-
-. ts lmayl6.srf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24

h. Hines. Captains boy. Lancaster, Pa
The following is list Of prisoners cap
tured from the Federal forces (20th Indi.
ana Regiment) at Chicamacomico, N. c.,
on the 4th anil 5th of October:
Sergeant Major G. w. Comfy:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-10-24
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

square less three weeks, or less. 81 90
- cents. Larger advertisements
proportion Less than half to be chargcdas hall
sauar over half square to n whole square
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

u Cold Weather. gnd no. sick Of wood at
our Once or dwelling. Lots Of It duo
subscription, bu. cant get 1t, and living in a
~-vdea country, - that. Come. friends. VIC
i.sel tho wood; hitch ~ your teams. and redeem
yocr promises.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

G-Fcr wait Of time and space We ars compel
sd 20 omit noticing: many matters We had intent
Il spes king Of this week. We snail hare much
lore time 10 devote 70 our next issue
CaowDED CSr.-We have IN irteic written IL
.eply to that OF /. " Morris. which appeared IN
is. weeks Republican. but We have not rooIa for
twill appear in our next.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

- The arizona correspondent Of the Republic
"a SAYS that the day after the attack on tic over
lad Mail at Apache Pass the Inc7ns a?rsari a.
the Station IN l4rrc numbers. arm ho'stcd white
fac CHARLES y. Culver, station keeper Sif.
"slc6 us assistant and james E. Wallace.
a driver, went O.. 20 hold conference. when tho
indians attempted ta seize them
Culver Vas wounded. Welcb shot .sad, and
Wallace cap.u-e1 John y. Ward = a!ss wound
-
a b Culver, bro,s.er of,he woanied men
who rode all express 20 Tasern 70 give infornls-
ION OF the State OF affairs and procure assi.tance
pos Ending. . sho. distance rom the station,
20 remains 0! a wagon train. AMI the todies Of
eight nea, murdered by tlIc i-4iaH7. Two o. the
bodies We're chained to the vi fons AID presented
the aPsseisalco u being burned at the stake.
In names ofthe n not mentioned
The road was found INSTRUCTED by ROCKS Coz The
distance OF Is. miles,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07
lnre-The Albany Ereaina

fars.--The Albany Eveaing Journal, speak
jag ~ irineran. Abolition speakers, makes me
tollos - ira THU, remarks.
Tho u.Isex I'd men and ,.orpen " ho 20 aLoat t',a
country ike negro ministries. preaching Abolition
ism, co"e. nothing mucl, a5a row. I. civcs
Iacm notoriety, and that IS - la they want. lacv
have been gratiiie,. IA Boston AID Rochester -
Gently. But tue people OF Oswego we're wise
Thoy we're aospoticsd there, and tie result vas a
more cab load nj spectators, and very poor
PICKING. Ii thev should comc this way, sc hoo
ti:sv be allowed Ia 'bea: tie sir'' "a empty
benches. Mailing viii please them les than - 5
while nothing wOa! 50 csatify .c-a - " 80 'per
cuted."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07


II The Washington correspondent 0. The Bal
tirn"rc insri-an. in his letter % "wednesday
The Hoo. Lewis Cass. our secretary of St.,a
IN c9InyAny ait Ir. seward. called this morning
aud paId his respects {. the President elect. They
corve.sei sohe time the coadtion OF tue c. NJ.
trv, sue tina vet statesman exhibited great en-
Dtion ne addressed VIZ. Lincoln iG relation 20 lie
difficulties oy l4ich he was s-frsndcd. Mr. Lin
col.: much Affected and rssseI himself as
fun, appreciatng his position.
Silcr an Interchange OF opinions ior more than
iiil. hour. Mr.. Cas- retired, ia Company with
lis .on-in-la., VI. Lcdyasd, leaving Mr. Lincoln
and Mr.. Seward closete6 together. Ia few mo-
rnents after Gen. Cass had left, servent appear
cd with a card endorsed II. Greeley. alr. Gree
ley "-s awaiting n the passage. and the Servan,
returned Ia few mlnstss with the reply ''th-t Mr..
Liueo!n Is engsgei." W.. Gresley questioned
him. and on '--eeFtaiI,ing that Mr.. Seward Vas
there, and that he PASSED tae car u Inn IS he
gave the answer, " - quite faTious. lie had lust
arrived, and presented himself in a new black suit.
and black beAv er, looking better thea | have
seen ii . fer some time. Having cas-. Gas. the
vote OF Oregon for Mr.. Lincoln, lie hal Gauge to
exclai.n. ct fu brute. There is longer any
soat,tt that W, Seward 90. the inside u sck of tho
Tribune
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

u Mr Powell. of Kg, N tlle >ezsle .ast We'd
nesdsy, reb-tc1 N sPPro priase terms 10 attcnp.
.aade 81 Senators Chaai'e, and 8nghtu, Il
Michigan. to 7reA ent an agreement IN the Peace
Conference, o. having them. e.,e, @?poiA;c. com
missisne-+ from Miehigaa to Aat body. Quite
, -e-ne F. s.iG 10 have occurrei .ai Senator
Cho.dler, smarting Gi.lsr the rebuKe az the seia-
TOR from ksntceky, and mortified ~ the rejection
Of his .rn7uier, .nd traito.ons proposal % the
Michigan Legislature, is SAIL have retor.ed ii
language more violently than seatlemtnly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

u GEORGE kocH, at Bremen, will sell Boots
49, Shoes at Ca-s prices. until the i, of Arril
aezt in order 10 make room for Il new Stock.
NJ Koch is first class worknsp-wa.r.u;s his
Torh-and gives general satisfaction % his Gus
isrners. Real his advertisement il this week.
Democrat.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

SINGING CLAss.-Thosc who nay desire 80 avail
tAmselves of :he bene TT Of the service. 81 Prof
y. L. kroDEs, who is Mow giving music lessons
this place, have ar opportunity Of deing =
- his frs, =. II OK lessen = a.ii oat and more
-.lyancei singers VII. be taken in.
Class meets at tie III {. Church. Ga Monday,
Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

LUsUs NsTUsA The Peoria Iaoo1i sags "a
most extraordinary birth o. child from white
mother occurred Yesterday ut one clock. OIL
ss.est in this city. Ole Of our physicians informs
Iao tho s1ili WAS borncd @iti head Ike ser
amt. sith forked tongue and feet, the legs
per:u5 10 pDin.. The arms also tiper Co ..,Int,
having no hands. The chiliis alive, but cM.not
nIrse FROM TIC mother who IS PRAYING for is
death. aud ;he ether also Is almost de-,lIcted.-
} suppress names and location, but YOU NAY rely
Upon he aoove particulars, and !! needed | can
give voa further evidence o: IT, fact"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

We should lack space TO give you n list Of ali IA.
articles 10 be found at rhe Low Priced Store rs
less the Editor will agreo 10 enlarge this paper
Our goods have been bought on the most favorS
able terms, and We can and will sell IA low as an,
store in the country We invite al to Examine
our goods and
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

1--we received Indianapolis Correspond
enLs Contribution too late isr this issuCare yo
sorry, ~ i; is very interes;ins-vin publish i an
our Sext.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

II J. w. Gross. Sc Bourbon, ativer isss his
Saddle and Harness Shop, in this weeks paper.
NJ Gross, like many others. knows its no use
expect public patronage si;hout lettn:; the put
.ic know you are read to serye iherl Adver
si5iay PAYS "--nd those who have tried tue plan
freely admit l.. Give Gross cali. If you need
anything in his line
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

Two Savo lot time to notice the yiss VS.
made lie" days age. TO r Wlyae and Hunting
.oR--wiIl .er after.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07

u Mr. n asa Johnson offers iii thi- weeks
Daser. Land for Sale Read his advertise
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-07
THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT


To CosTas ErreRs aSo AovgKTIsER, ALL
Contributions an Advertisement. intended or the
DENocAr must Dc handed in by TcEsDaY NOON,
provious to sAc :ssre il aich they are Designed
appear.
We make this a..,:sIneDt .or the benefit of cur
patrons aud for our own convenience. aud because
We have in several instances been behind hsHd
with issue OF Try ing - insert mat
ter that has ben handed in too late, and hope our
patron, ANA contributors will act according to the
re- quirememts ef this notice.
SCOTS Collecting Agency.
J. 5. Scorr continues % attend promptly 10 the
Collection Of C,dlms-at iisins Oh abroad. lie
Is authorized to resolve Subscriptions, Advertise
TR.c:s &c. for IS. and give receipts for money
dse this Office.
We cheerfuly recommend Mr. Scors an
industrious prompt, I'll honorable man. Business
entrusted 10 hEa viii b. faithfully attended to.
a. c. THOMPSON.
Ed. DcusoeIot.
IL Satisfactory reference giTon IL Plymouth,
and elsewhere, ~ to character and responsibility
March /. 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK........ocT. 81
Cleared.

ship.-Missouri Hughes, Falmouth, Wni Nelson Son
Isasc Webb Hutchnson Liverpool o. a. Marshall 20,
R,rk,-New Light Reynolds Genoa, Bessetf, Baker Co.
Cienfasso. Cole ASpDwal Popdert Col Mary {. Dyer,
Rsy N1evitss. Peck & Church, henry Mil.on An.weTp'
Bdss-Mentor (Br.l, Bloomfield, COX OF Falmouth Fpneh,
Meineke Wendt; l. NJ Arnold lBr) Atkinson, 81 y91n'
y, r Talbot Co Duc dNorm,Ddi lfr), Eloy GIsayile.
France; J. o. Anderson tBreDenl Roapan brepsn husef
Ryother., Lor,no w ade, Aspnwsi Trssk Dearborn:
schooners-stss (Brl, MeUmbsr LondSpdery j. f. whit W
ney a Co sb.nsndosh Nash Boston, w. y Brown r. w: :
Tborne Dsvi Fail River l.. Kenny Nautilus Trscy Fers
Jeferson H. Benz CT; Belle Cuttsry. PhilsdelPhi@ W.
Mckee; L. p Goodwin Hobbs. Stamford, masters scoto,
M.conbvr Kiery Navy St Crotx tBrl Pennistons
Bermuda Middleton Co Riys Holden sta@fordi hieh-
a. Hill - Phil.aeIphiaj OH (Br Tobin Chsrlestown.
p e. L. c. H. Trumbu; America tBn), Nussnt CoInwanis'
NJ s. ID. r. Dswof Congress, Renney biddeord u Ia
ste.mers-Rustan Slower Philsd'lphis Loper khhgst
rick Delaware Collin, Phiidephis, MASTER Bristol 0he'
sloopTAnn, Fox, Philraelphia J. w. Mckee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
Pssseuacrs Arrived

Ia ne w. g. Mail sednasip Arago from Sov,hompton a.A
Tqtre-Ge1 Charles Bsyelock Capt Lewelyn Jones, "
Army; the Rev. DR.. r. Baird Dr. Oeo. Eniser Dr. bod
n!sr A Brisied, Secretary aud two servants Ms
c. Gebhsrd children and two servants MI and M
VIM. H. " ebb, two aud two srrysnt. Mrs hfsm
Barney, Joseph Stone. Miss Emma Stone Master henry
Stone Mira Butt Chi and servant Mr and Mi.s Payne. J
E Parsons Mrs Parsons Mise PsIsons w. farscns Mrs
HoHmAn Mr.. Hoffman. SIR and Me. Boudop, Charles A.
adsden Mr. snd Mrs Hutchinson. child aud servant the
i,,a, Mr. and Ms W. IL. Smith aud servant,
Smith Mss Batehfcrd Mrs Canon, Mrs Linton Miss
Ellison Mrs. Msdsal aud child, Mr. aud Mrs Colytle,
Mr. and Mira. r. Chsmbsrlsin. Mr. Biddle NJ Hop
mann Mira May and servant Mrs Galard and servant ms
J. H. Hoffman, Mrs. Lamson Mr. and hrs. Btdow' eLiid,
and servant Mis, Homer. Mr and Mrs Thomas W. vans
and two children the Msses Evans Mr. and Mrs Osige,
two children and seryart Miss Qnigge Mr. sod Mrs Charles
Ssude three children and servants Mrs Sophia boaon
Mrs Gerber Miss Nornsnd Mrs Bernard and .on Mrs.
Collier and two children Mr. and Ma T. konaifs MI"
Seton Mira and Miss Grugen, Mr. Mumord and 5sufhsef,
Mr.. jordan ard lighter Mrs Clementine kooet Shsp
MeSrs Hnchette Alexis 0odilot Lsne BerpcoGrt, Cye
Eysn, Ii. Foot O. Lonse, II. de Goer J s. Hendsnon T.
Lsfourcade ard nephew Mesrs fsore, lssac L9dcvic
r. Moses A. T.. ssbste, J. T.. Taylor, b Aonlton, W. u
Davies, EchoveIs, Pena +. ssprino, y Il Gaonon JOS
CaIras Dompeer Carlo Veuyner q. Holande, boychsm'
j. CaTero Mrs. NJ Perrin Miss Luba Miss A. JsGHo, MrS
Raw and W. children Eve Sisters Of Mercy Don julia MI
Leuoner Mr. end Mr Hobbs. hanheimeT Mr. schstz-
man and two children Mess ST. Cruz Jacob Ne.ts Mann,
Puhler ReTen sp-nner Filadr, Tuner Girand, Luos,
Deutsch Tanbel, MOrsole;rs. Eiistoh Frey, saner'
ShwAz Ssllot Ssrdele LabouIe, fusner osvand bene'
nyer LeJe Msystn, Miss FyI. Mr. Peechn, Mr. snd mn
Bee Mr. Montane, Mrs AckerIasnn hrs knsns Mrs Cs1-
rae Mrs Buff Mrs.. Oay Mr.. LUeher, MI Blum, j. blum,
Mr. Bertrand and family. Total, ziS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

These stocks were Tor tne hcoouut Vi the oaiiA Va
Raleich. and the Lancaster Bank, both OF Illinois,
and in liquidation.
The interest coupons on the second mortgage
bonds OF the Central Railroad Of New-Jersey, mn
turing tomorrow, viii be paid 1T the Office Of the
Company.
The bolders of the first mortgage bonds Of the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, who have as-
seDted 10 the agreement for reorganization aud sur
rendered their bonds can receive six months interest
ON presentation Of their certificates at the office Of
Winslow, Lanier & Co.
The National loan subscription al the Sub-Treasury
today was $267 900, Of which portion was from
Do,ton banks. Mr. Cisco reimbursed the banks to-
day $3.50 900 for notes cold, making So S-loe cent
reimbursed. We presume another call on the banks,
on the second fifty millions OF the loan, will be made
for Saturday OF Monday. The drafts on the Sub
Treasury coming forward are very large. while the
balance in the Treasury proper is reduced to low
point.
Of the third fifty millions Of the National loan nave
had several nee.ings and, IN an unofficial way nave
had communication with the Secretary Of the Treas
ury on the subject. No decisive action, however,
has been had but It s understood that they are viii
ling TO assume the fifty millions at once, provided
they can have the option Of the stock authorized by
tbe Loan nc, TO be issued at Y cent at par. This
loan could be placed at once without difficulty, with
foreign capitalists at small commission, but the
blnks claim the option of taking it on the ground
that they have taken so large load of Treasury
Nates upon which there is no profit.
Mr.. John b. Murray, No. 80 Nassau street, casiief
t;i,e f, snnrI;a, fur1,isbcd The War and Navy De-
pa,tmeu,s. Bee his advertisement in the Financial
column.
The American Bank Note Company lave ABOUT
COMPLETED iLe ,eSsnt order d the Treasury Depart
,pent for a suppiesoeptary issue Of $i1oO,oOo 7JO
Treasury notes. of e date Of Aug I9, in small de-
po,oipafous This supply Is intended for future con-
tiugeneies in the WY Of exchange, lo's, &c. The
Company viii shoty receive instructions to com
euee the printing o. the second my mii'0S' o' '"'
date Of Oct. /.
The Money market is unchanged from yesterday
DcnsDd loans gre Sal v cent, and strictly GIT
edqee Paper e07 p cent alec. Tie applications for