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Teachers AasocintiOHa.

The Monthly Meeting for January of the Salem Town
Teachers Association will be held at Liberty, Fri
day evening, jan 25 Essays expected from Thos.
A. Moran, and Miss Sarah b. Brown. The Address will
be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Mcnamara, of Kenosha
very interesting and profitable time is expected -
The roll will be called 6 10 o'clock, when members
will respond by sentiments All very cordially in
vited to attend. M. NJ. RICE,
E. W. BENHAM Sec. Prest
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DIE ID.

In Pleasant Prairie, the 18th of JAN 1861, Mrs.
MARY ANN, wife of Adam McAuey, aged 81 years. =
The deceased leaves family Of five small children, be-
tween the ages of aud years, to the untmey
loss of a mothers care.
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Seizure OF Rebel Arms and aInnni.
fism.
NEW YoRK. IannarY ~.

NEW IUhh1 JaHudIy y.
Thirty cases of muskets, containing two doz-
en- each, aud a considerable quantity of ball
and powder, were seized by the police on board
the steamer Monticello, when about leaving
this afternoon for Savannah.
Fifty United States troops were brought 20
Fort Hamilton from West Point to-day.
A son Of Abraham Lincoln, President elect
visited the Brokers' Board to-day
1t is said telegraphic despatch from Sena-
tor Bigler says there is no chance for the pas
sage Of bis proposition by the Senate.
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Their Garments left Them Abruptly

taUHT TUT kABARl ADFuVIEy
and UnpIcasanily in Public Places p
This remark will not apply to those who are fortunate
enough to have their garments made with machines,
king what is called the double lock Stitch as the case
with the LGdd, Webster c& Cos Machine, which makes
the stitch alike both sides of the material leaving
Uder side ridge to wear out by washing and ironing
These machines are meeting want long expressed by
the public in their adapedness to all kinds of Sewing
that it is possible practicable to do Whatever Sew
ing be done in muslin leather, they will do
amount of work that is truly astonishing Strong in
construction, yet simple in construction as to be
y understood, they fully merit the reputation they have
obtained, of being Tie best SeloiRg Machines eUer in
0ented. We do friends favor by referring them to
the advertisement in regard to these machines-F
deLphia Enquirer. 2w8l
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COO 1890

7E .go1o7EI VVV O37-V I,UJ5
The column headed men," does not show
the number of men garrisoning the forts men
toned but the number they are intended to ac
commodate, and sufficient to put them on On
efficient war footing
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EAnrnnaiGm Visit.

The friends of Rev. SAML. THOMPSON, will make do
nation visit his benefit at the residence of s. Der
byshre the Town OF Pleasant Prairie Tuesday af
ternoon and evening, the 10th. cordial invitation is
extended to all, to attend
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EknGEse EsFamd.

Providence, January %
The Senate to day passed bill to repeal the
Personal Liberty law, q against 9. In the
House, the subject was warmly discussed and
postponed till Tuesday.
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Keep away from the fire; take the frost out il
snow or ice water, then wrap them up in Oint
ment once in II hours; they will cause no pain
alter the frost is out, and will be entirely well il
n fnr q
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Bronchitis and Asthama

are cured by DIR, Trask's Magnetic Ointment, and
even consumption have in number of cases
been cured
Read Advertisements in this paper, 3ln26.
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THE FORTS SEIZED. The following table,
compiled from the Army Register, shows the
position, strength and cost of the government
arsenals and forts taken by the people of the
Southern States.
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Crnnn or Raffles

For this dangerous disease the Magnetic ONT
mentmay be relild on an unfailing remedy,
II applied in season, Apply profusely to the
throat and chest and heat in.
RurnS
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sv'eeU sgegUeq'ts se2se9sEs.
HarbOr Steam ElAxat0r-

Ill Cars and Wagons '
Farbank Scales only used oUARLEs 4 co
ia nuary "A, 1860. sw83
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non, Holm F, POTTER .

Judge Potter was at Madison for several days
in consequence of which many persons We're
much exercised. AS it was understood that he
(Mr Potter was in favor of the cleo
ton of Washburne to theU. s. Senate, some
of the friends of the other candidates very nat
urally did not desire his presence here The
D emocrats especially, professed to feel particu-
larly aggrieved that Mr.. Potter should absent
himself from his post at Washington in the
present condition of our national affairs All
the clamor which has been raised about Mr..
Potters being at Madison will pass away when
the Senatorial question shall have been decided
He had made arrangements before leaving
Washington to have notice by telegraph, pro-
vided his presence was likely TO be needed,soon-
er than he might otherwise return.
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sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Peter P. Demarest against Charles D. Rhodes
N VIRTU u OF Judgment and Execution
in this action, shall sell at public auction IN the III
bidder for cash. at the front door Of the Court Hons
in the city OF kenosha at o'clock in the aernoon y,
the 10th day OF March, A. D. 1861 all the right title and
interest en- the said Charles d. Rhodes has in and ~
the following p zee of land to wits The east
acres OF the SO nth sixty five the south
er Of secticn wo, (2) town two 0 north of range @
Two (22) east being in the Town of somers Connt
{enosha and st ate Of Wisconsin N'uH'y VI
Dated Janua ry oath, A. D. 1861 HTTDsoN row
O.S. r. II. HEAD, Jato Sh 20
Pits Atty. Kennsbo u r.
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.S201,447

This speaks we'll for the management of our
present State administration. There are now
no outstanding liabilities, or unpaid claim
against the State. 1t is hoped that this pros
porous condition Of the Treasury will not tempt
to extravagant legislation Or unnecessary ex-
penditur s.
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Burns
Frozen Limbs.

are eased of pain in very few minutes, and hes
without scar. 1t is sovereign remedy for burma
Frozen T,imhs
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The distribution of the GIFTS will commence at o.
CLOCK r M and will be conducted by Committee select
ed from the company present
Persons holding TICKETS need not necessary be pres
emit as list of Tickets entitled to Gifts will BE- published
the day following the distribution and the Gifts
at the Jewelry Store Of L. B. EMMONS, presentation
of the Tickets.
e9 The list of Articles to be distributed are on exhi-
btion at the Jewelry Store L. B. EMMoEs opposite the
City Bank att whichplace they be seen examined
Ample arrangements will be made for the comfort
and convenience of all who may attend The services of
BRASS and STRING BAND-the best in the State
have Deen secured Every effort will be made to please
and satisfy all.
TICKETS can be procured at the Jewelry Store OF L.
D. EhAoNS. Persons residing at distance can procure
Tickets by enclosing ONE DOLLAR and sending to the d
dress of L. D. EAMoNs, Kenosha, Wis, or g. A. DAY,
Richmond ILL.,
Kenosha, Jan. "a, 1861 4wS8
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U. S. SENATOR,

The business of the Legislature is retarded.
ana VIII continue to be until the Senatorial
question is disposed of. 1t is useless to spec
ulate on the probable result Those at a dis
lance who have seen the ballotings, can Judge
about as well as persons here.
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at the same time, are in favor of Cancellation
and peaceful adjustment of our national diff.
culties. The protest does not amount to much
it is only sort of apology for voting for the
Republican Union resolutions.
MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
The Committee to whom has been referred
the matter of devlsing plan to put the State
on a complete " war footing, have not yet per-
fected their report 1t is understood that an
effective organization will be recommended
equal to any emergency that may arise.
1t is said there are an abundance of plucky
gentlemen in the State who are anxious for
commissions of almost any rank, and are ready
to lead wherever danger to the Union is threat
ened, however formidable. No one however,
will doubt the sourdness of the policy of put
ting the State in condition of defense.
STATE FINANCES.
1t is matter highly gratifying that the State
finances are in good condition. The quarter
ly examination Of the books of the State Treas
urer, shows the whole amount of funds now in
his hands to be $201, 447 this sum is actually
in the Treasury as follows:
Wisconsin Currency $173,649
Specie. ----------- ------ %,Io9
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To be Distributed, Making
EVERY OTHER TICKET GIFT.
TICKETS ONLY 81.

The following list of valuable Gifts will be distributed
among the holders of Tickets:
L Fine Gold Hunting Case Ansr,can
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Both branches Of the Legislature have voted
to invite the resident clergymen Of Madison to
open the morning sessions with prayer On the
the resolution for the employment of chaplains,
The Assembly expended the usual amount of
talk it was strenuously opposed by those who
do not believe in the constitutionaliy" of
Legislative praying; but the resolution prevail
cd by large ajolity.
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SEQUESTRATION NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE HON AZ,
IL BiGGS Judge Of the District Court of the C,nfsd
crate States Of America for the District of North nn,
the RECElVER for the Counties of Chatha Moore Ran.
doph and Montgomery in said State hereby notify ara.
ry Attorney agent, former partner or Trustee Or ober
person holding or controlling within said counties any,
lands tenemens, Entertainments goods and cha,,sss
rights or credits or interest therein of or for apy alien
enemy Of the Confederate States of America speedily 10
inform of the same and render to me an acc9unt
thereof and so far as practicable to the same to
wully failing to do So shall be guilty of high njsd
mean"r and upon indictment and conviction shall be find
in sum not exceeding five Thousand dollars and impri
oned MT longer than six months and shall further be liable
to De sued o SAID Confederate States and subjected to paw
double the value of the estate property or effects Of he
alien enemy, held BY him. subject to his control
also notify each and every citizen of the Confederate
States speedily give information 10 me- las he required
by law to do of any and all lands tenemenls and ered
said Counties and of every right and interest therein held
owned and or enjoyed by for any such alien
enemy.
My Office is at Pttsboro'. Chatham county, NC
JOHN MANNING, JR,
Receiver for the counties aforesaid
October %, 1861. 44-wst*
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SEQUESTRATION NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE HON. ASA
IL BIGGS, Judge Of the District Court of the Con.
trderale States of America for the District of Nurth Caro-
lima, the RECEIVER for the Counties of Northampton,
Ch"wan, Gates and Hartford in said State hereby notify
every Attorney, agent former partner. Trustee other
person holding controlling, within said Counties any
lands, tenemens, or beredlamens goods and claiels
rights or CREDITS or interest therein Of for alien
enemy of the Confederate States of America speedily TO
inform ME OF the same and 10 render to- me an account
thereof and so far AS practicable to pay the
me- or to place the in my hands Any such person
wuliy failing to do 81, shall be guilty of u high msde.
mean"r, and upon indictment and conviction shall be fined
in sum not exceeding five thousand dollars and impris-
oned not longer than six months and shall further be liable
to be sued by said Confederate Sates and subjected
pay double the value OF the estate property or effects of
the alien enemy held BY him. subject 10 his control
also notify each and every citizen of the Confederate
States speedily to give information me- as he required
by law to do of any and all lands tenemens, and hered
tamens gnods and chatreS rights and credits within The
said Counties, and of every right and interest therein held
owned and possessed enjoyed by for any such alien
enemy
My Office is at jackson, Northampton County. ~ &.
W. W. PEBBLES,
Receiver for the Counties aforesaid.
oct. 10, 1901. 43-w6w.
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raE NoRTHgcARo1A sTAEDAnDs nsfEa9E

stairs. 90 order TO preserve their opinion, and IN
cmpfy tame. am far from believing. that eeneraH
stanA iuno need of s1sice; think on the contrary
that Nhpsssr would conduct every thing alone, up
| on h& oEn opinion. and without counsel, shows
more prescription than prudence But some may
ask, how then shall we act reasonably III not suf
ferng any person to obtrude their advice upon yonr
generals. but such are in the first place. seIsed
in the art Of war. and have learned from experience
what it is to command and in the second, who are
upon the spot who know the enemy, are witnesses
in person to all that passes and share with in all
the dangers. If there be any one who conceives
himself capable of assisting with his counsels in
the war you have charged me with, let him not re-
fuse to do the republic that service but let him 60
with me into Macedonia ships: horses, tents, pro-
Visions shall all be supplied him at any charge.-
But If ne will not take much trouble and prefers
the tranquility OF the city to the danger and fatgcs
OF the field, let him not take upon him to hold the
helm and continue idle in the port The city of it.
self supplies sufficient matter Of discourse on other
subjects but as for these, let him be silent upon
them; and know, that We shall pay nc regard to
any counsels, lut srch as shall be given US in the
camp itself"
The Historian adds the following appropriate re-
marks:-
This discourse of Pauus Emilius, which
abounds with reason and good sense, shows that
men are the same in all ages of the world. People
have a propensity for examining, criticsing and
condcanning the conduct of generals; and do not
observe, that doing so manifest contradiction to
reason injustice. hat can be more absurd and
ridiculous, than to see persons, without any know
edge or experience in war, set themselves up for
censors of the most able generals, and pronounce
with magisterial air upon their actions for the
most experienced make no certain Judgment
without being upon the spot; the least Circumstance
of Time place, disposition of the troops secret or
ders not divnged being capable of making an ALSO.
lutte change in the general rules of conduct But
we must not expect to see failing reformed which
has its source in the curiosity and vanity of human
nature and generals would do wisely, after the
ample OF Pauns Hmilius to despise these city re-
ports and crude opinions of idle people, who have
nothing else to do and have generally as little judg-
lnent as business"
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OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA-CH
~ COUNTf-Conri Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Au.
gust Term, l>6l.-Joseph Segaves Admir- of Charles Sc
graves decd VS.. Thomas Boon and wife Cindrla, and
Albert Segraves
In this it being made to appear to the satisfaction
OF the Court that the defendants Thomas Boon and wife
Cindrh, and Albert Segaves are non-resdents of this
State it is ordered that advertisement be made the Ra
leigh Standard for six weeks for said deendapis notifying
them 10 appear at the next Term of this Court be held
for the county of Chatham. at the Court House in Pitts
boro, the second Monday of November next then and
there to plead, answer deur to this petition otherwise
Judgment pro confesso will be taken as to them.
In testimony Of which do hereuno sign my name, and
ax the seal Of Office of said Court Office in Pittsboro
the I'd Monday Of August, 1861.
R. c. COTTON, c. c. C.
..t., wv. F. FOUSHEE, D. G..
October 1a, 1881. 43-w6t*
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DIE d

a. ms residence in this City, on the asth u1t ,,
s M M robert Williams aged about 81 xser,
was good friend kind neighbour and highly s lars.
ed Sy all who enjoyed his acquaintance He leaves esteem s
ana .arte children and large family connection to wle
ns a a in Knston Lsnor county, on the 18Th
age lie was honest and just in all his dealnrs o. nus
neghoor sincere friend and for many years sps nna
OF Lenoir county The memory of the deceased Si M
ong cherished in the hearts Of large circle of rsa,v Os
ana friends who mourn their rreparable loss
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HoN. W. A. LAKE.-This gentleman, lately killed
in duel few days ago, had for more than twenty
five years been member of Christ Church, Episco-
pallan, in Vicksburg. The vestry passed resolu-
tons expressive of regret at his loss One of them
reads as follows: THAT deplorng the death of Mr..
Lake and regarding it as personal calamity that has
befaen each one Of us, we deem the occasion an APP
propriate one to express our solemn condemnation
Of that code of honor to whose false teachings our
lamented friend fell sacrifice" -.
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PAYING DEsss.--. Men may sophsticate ., !.
P.ease they can never make it right and as ~, 'aey
bankrupt laws IN the universe can never az Tie
right for them not 70 pay their debts Tho, make it
IN TINS neglect as clear and as deserving chu,. Sin
epine, Is IN stealing or false swearing. H. us
violates his promise to pay or withhods th ,e VINO
men. OF debt when it is in his power to meet Pa t
ensagement ought to be made to feel that IN .h 's
s ms 2, all honest men he is swindler Res ine
may oe very comfortable cloak undsr whoSS '1n
niue out II religion does not make man am. .dou 10
justly it is not worth having" "' oeal
Mr.. Henry Harding Of Beaufort Comfy l.,
nearly succeeded in raising another company Th NUS
makes ten companies from that county, ANS
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NOTICE.

VNAkEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAZZ, NJ
Ca6arrus county. the sth day of September ,e Ur
negro buy who says bis is Nep and that he bsonn
70 man BY the name of Joseph Vick in Edgecombe cong
", n T. Said buy is about 30 or 81 years Of noe nm,
dark live feet 10 or II inces high and Yev sensible sTe
owner is requested to and prove the proner .ne
charges and take him away. p''p''9' pay
Concord. N. c., Oct 90, 1881, 4, Oh H.
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c. FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

s. C. FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
AT BARHAMsvILLE, NEAR COLUMBIA, S. C.
TIME DUTIES IF THIS INSTITUTE WILL BE RE-
Il sumed on MONDAY, October 7, ensuing.
The Principal WILL usual, be assisted by able corps
of instructors.
Circulars, adording particulars, will be forwarded to
order. ,-.tt-
Treasury NOTES or BONDS of the Confederate States
received past and future liabilities for Board and Tuition
ELIAS MARKS. NJ. D.,
Principal and Proprietor,
Sent 30 1861 4O-w6t
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GEORGE l.. WILD,

RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
vices to the citizens of Raleigh aud vicinity
w y n Has Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All communications direct
ed to Warrcnton will receive prompt attention.
Refers to Rev Albert Smedes. and Prof G. F. Hansen
of ST. Mary College. and Mr. W.: j. Palmer, Of Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Raleigh, N. c.; E. E. Parham,
]. Wilcox and Prof c. H Kehr, Warrenton; and J. Ii.
Mills jos H. Gooch ard Dr. s. A. Williams, Oxford, N c.
Ian IL 1851, a.,. 3-wtf
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A brother of Gen.,D. II. Hill of this State, Capt.
II. P. Hill Of Miss. and a son of Gen. Pettns OF
Miss were wounded in the battle of Leesburg.
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HEAD QUARTERS N. C. TROOPS,
Adjutant Generals Office
RALEIGH, Oct 18th, 1851. !
GENERAL ORDER No. Oil
The following Order is published for the information and
guidance Of all concerned:
State of North. Carolina
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
R0leiyh, Oct. liz, 1851
II LIEUTENANT COLONEL SPIER WHITAKER, Aid.
dcCamp Of The Governor, is assigned to duty in the
Aduiat Generals Office Auditor Of Military Accounts
lie will enxanne and adjust for settlement all such claims
and accounts, under direction of the Adutan General
HENRY T. CLARK,
Governor Er Cy2cio
BY order of the Commantern- Chief
(Signed) J. G. MARTIN,
Adjutant General
October 90, 1861. 43-w3t.
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It is thought that Hon:J. 9. Breckinr'dge will be
offered command in the Confederate Army in
Kentucky.
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The New York Tribune asserts that the Herald
keeps secession flag slowed away in its Office, ready
to hang out on the first important reverse Of Fed
eral arms
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10. n. CLARK wx d. BURLINGTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Niiminston N. G., - AS'
"ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consgnments Of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, dc., &C..
and other country produce, either for sale shipment
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for ihs reception of produce either by Railroad River,
enables to make my charges light Also, regular deal
ersiu
- Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c.
- Refers to n. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington, n. G.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. G. .
\ W. Il. JONES,
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November Is, 1850. 46-wly.
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Head Quarters Department of N. Co..
OFFICE OF ChIEF CoMMIssARY,

OFFIcE OF ChIEF COMMIssAnY
Goldsboro', Oct. II, 1861.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THIS OF.
hce for the delivery of 5h barrels of gnod superne
North Carolina.
Bidders must state the quantity they GIN deliver per
week or month"; the price, aud Railroad D.po which the
Flour will be delivered
The Flour will be received in either b,rres or bags but
the preference given to offers for it in b,rrels
WIN. w. MORRISON,
Major c. g. Army.
October II, 1861. 4S-wst#
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-11-04

NcW York C0mmeyciM Kems.--
The monetary article of late New
York Journal Of Commerce contains
the following commercial items
Treasury Notes-Many persons
have been looking for q rapid abb
sorption of our treasury notes by
European capitalists, and we Sc,
daily announcements that the move
nent has commenced, but no large
business has been done in that d.
rection, nor is any expected until an
impulse shall be given to it by q de-
cided advantage gained upon the
seacoast by the Federal arms. II
the national flag should be replaced
upon Fort Sumter, or an expedition
landed on the Gulf take Mobile il,
the rear, aud menace New Orleans,
w should at ooce see yely brisk
demand from English capitalists for
these securities. The few which
have been ordered VIZ serve. to ia
miliarize the British public with
them, and the form Of the loan, and
the high rate of Internal interest
q $40 per cent with the convcrti-
BILE privilege by which, after the war
is over. they may be changed at the
pleasure Of the holder into 10 per
cent. twenty years stock must, even
tually make them very popular with
European moneylenders.