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vsrnikh. nsd~ Wholly ~ n par Il gum ecp<I
Do. made q other Guns Of sobstssres
Vegetable oils. per Esllon
Vegetable pulmonary haissia- same A. "Dsutri-
hce -
yeulIfuge, same - "Dentiiriccr
Warehouse entry. ~ cnsfom houses not cxc<s<-
Ing one dollar in value. stamp duty
Do, do, exceeding enc dollar, and not exceeding
tvs dollars
Do. do. exceeding Nv. dollars in .ralse
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty
Whisky. per gallon
Do, rccIifed. 4 nos 90 pay an .ddficnsl dufy.
Whole ale deaierS. under Which term l. incladsd
every person who's buSinsze - occupation 10
to sell, or asisr % sell groceries. o. any goods,
wares OF merchandise. q fore En domestic
production, ~ mere than orIe original pack
sge OF piece al oue time. 90 The same par
chaser, aot Including wines. spirtuous or malt
hquors. for each license
Wholesale dealer ~ liquor ~ every dexcrfp-
ton. including distilled spirits. feFmenied H.
qaors and wiirs 81 all kinds (r.er~ons other
than di-tiliers. who scil OF oner Cor sale any
such liquor. IN quantities u more than three
gallons Al one time g. the same purchaser, are
inciuded.l for each license
Willow. manufactures u
Wine made Of grapef.per gallon
Withdraw al entry. al custom house. stamp duty
Wood. manufactures Of II not otherwise pro-
vided Tor
wood screws -
Wool, manufactures Of. not Otherwise specified.
NorSted, manufactures n not otherwise specified
Worm lezenges. same A. ~Deniifrice"
wni, stamp duty
Zinc, manufactures o.. not Otherwise specified.
Do, oxyde Of. per loo pounds
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

II - -
r a Z L r . "A ID
= !. s-5
shortest Route by Thirty Mi1esg
NO CHANGE or CARS To CINCINNATI
Three indianapolis Daily sundays exoepted)
gHIRsT TRAIN.-ss2o AN CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
q Express arrives Cincinnati at 10 NJ, and Lex
ngton, Ny, 100 T. NJ.
Second Irain-l0s0 A. M-Cincinnan Mail, arrives st
Cincinnati $40 p. NJ making c.Se connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor l.oveard. Morrow Columbus. New
ark. Zanesviile. and Wheeling
Third Train635 Z. NJ, Cincinnati Express arrives At
Cincinnati lilo r. NJ.
Fare a. ty any other route
Call for your tickets the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through
srEcIAl NoncE-Be you get in the right train at
indianapolis. The sny Cincinnati train. stands on the
fifth track. being the farthes track south the Union
Depot. al indianapolis.
VII l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
VIM. POWELL. Travelling Agent my26 81
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HOTELS.
SCHOOL ORGANS.

a MN lNsrRUnENI-JrsT THE THING FOa
"A sabbath schools. Academies and small Churches
va n ~ o. III &C - -.
uxs WILLARD 4 STOWELL-
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THE NATIONAL TAX,

rhe Taxes suspes~d ~y the Tar 0ssi.
and Passed by Csugress, Jawe TAD,
0Sse-The ssusses-Ow socosses, Bnsu.
sassnce Ce0psoBes, msssr~aa Conn
pnnsess ae.-The Tnxes - DssstlIea
sDsv1ss, moaesassaves, Osls, Paper,
Cos, Candies, Tebaeee, snusS, se.
gars. ursws ssaps serevsss Csssh, Lea.
shev, Gslwe, wine. CSas. &c.-Thc Tax
On Cosssn-Thc License Tax, &c., arc.
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WASHINGrON, Sept - n m


The following account has Just been
received from the Upper Potomac, and
Is believed to be reliable.
The rebel force in the ncichborhood
of Jamestown and Clarksburs is estima
ted at 5000, and is composed of cavalry
A body of the enemy, about 150l
strong, crossed the river last nirht a,
Whites Ferry, aud are supposed to be
en- ronte for Frederick.
1t has been asccrtained that jackson
crossed the potomic opposite the bank of
the Monocacy AMI passed along the bank
OF the stream to Frederick CITY 4 rebcI
picket. captured Near CIarksbu,c to.dav
says that Jackson's force is II, 900. r
The Government authorities rccejved
the nows early this evening in written
documentary form.
Last night immense bodies of our
troops were IN motion for the upper 20.
tomac and 'Sewhcrc, and TO day the mil.
itary operations continue.
According to the rebels own estimate
OF their numbers in the late series Of en-.
ga-cmentS, they have not less chan l9J.
o3o men, with forty batteries and fe ID
pieces, most Of them rihed cannon
>, WaB pEr'r, W.s,IsGros, Sen.
10 hlied safes Marsh is, Military rnnm,nl
ans provost Mrskals, Police ON or. Sbar
hs, a.: 0"' w. ~hef'
Inc quota Of volunteers and enroll.
mcnt OF militia having bacn oomrlated in
'he several states, the necessity for the
stringent enforcement IF the orders If
the war Department in respect to VOL
uh'eer'"e and drafting no longer exists.
arrests Tor violation Of these orders and
or dlsIoyal practices will hereafter be
mage only upon my express warrant or
~ the direction Of the Military Comman-
Ter or Governor Of the State in which
uCh arrests may be made, and the re.
friction Upon travel imposed by these
riders are rescinded.
Signed l.. c. TURNER, Judge Advocate.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.
The Indians attacked Forest City on
he Sd, and were repulsed. Capt Strout
rites to the Ad't Genera! from Hutch
nson that on the Sd he was attacked by
90 Indians, the Gsht lasting two hours
nd half, when the Indians gave way.
,ur loss ) killed and Is wounded
Capt Strout also says the Indians had
xce!ient guns and were dressed mostly
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FlNkLE 4 LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Branch Office. IO2 Lake Street,
(hicnvn.

L>oR the purpose of facilitating the Sewing
u Machine Trade In the West, the FINkLEN
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have opened .
permanent Office in Chicago, No. 10, Lake St.
first foor)
The usual charges for freigh,s on Machines
from New York to this place will lie added to the
New 0Tk Prices. In every other respect the
business of the Chicago Office will be done on
the same terms as at the parent Office in New
York.
A full assortment of Machines, with all tho
late improvements, is already in the Chicago
Office. aud all ordsrs for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings will he promptly filed.
Topar:ies little acquainted with the Finkle b
Lyon Sewing Machines the careful perusal Of
the COmpaDy's circnlar Il especially commend.
ed. This circular can be had on apple atiop,-
1t IL very specific, and will be found highly in
strnctive, having been prepared with much care
and We will abide by all stateme nts therein
made. '"S'@''
The following brief quotation is charact sristis
OF the entire circular:
This Machine is better adapted than apv
se"lnR Hlac me IN market to the frequent
changes and almost endless variety of s.w;nn
required IN a family; for it i'll sew Crom ono ~
twenty thicknesses of MarseiIles without ,ton.
ping ma make every stitch perfect will sew
.,om we hhest game TO the heaviest cloth. and
h.mo;n "e strongest harness leather, without
e''""S,'S tue Ieea needle or tension or max nu
any adjustment Of machine whatever =
thus have We successfully overcome the ,ro.t
dimeult point ia The Sewing Machine art II
was no ordinary triumph. DedantIy can we now
say, 'No other Machine compare with it in this
respect Hence. have we unisornly-almost
wi."a", eseeptlon-taken the highest premium,
; ,n.ir the Machine has been properly exhib.
,,ea "a competition With other tifstclass Sewing
a.. s: Hence II ia that We are able 10 offer
we ,ol'aw'ng guarantee, viz, 1--WE warrant eva.
y Machipe we sc to give BETTER satisfaction
tnah any other Sewing Machine in market az
money reinnded:' We never sell a Machine an
any , o'ner terms. The guarantee Is ps reiiaLls
Is the note Of any business man in the land W
Ior more than five years have We relied mon
sdth ,ac.s Tor The repn,nn of Machine: and
. uano9t single travelling agent in the held
..e'e - scarcely neighborhood on the CONT.
Hsht where the Machine IL not favorably known
We Ife,ei such a reputation to one based on
cal, le taxing points" as they are technicsy
caI'ed In the trade. 'Hence We make but one
s s'nh OF ttisca, viz. the lock stitch. alike on
o".n sloeS' requiring only one. third tho thread
a. Local Agents wanted In every county
o onr.passnoss 'he West. Special inducements
uo-,s. FtRkle 4 Lyon 4. N. Co..,
ses BROADWAY, NEw YonG,
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Republican State Nominations,

For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, Of Delaware Count,
For Auditor of Stase,
JONATHAN w. GATE IL, OF Cedar oe
For Treasurer Of State,
WILLIAM H. HOLMES, OF Jsnss 90.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES G. NoURsE, OF Polk co.
Josiah A. HARVEY, Of Fremont GO.
for Congress Second BistricU,
HIRAM PRICE, Ct Scott county.
For Judge Of the Eighth Judicial District,
n W. lSBELL, of Linn county.
For District Attorney,
ISAAC l.. ALLEN, Of lama co.
For Mem"r Of the Boari Of Education,
WIN. REYNOLDS, of johnson co.
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ss4F-From gontleman--a leading bus
aness man of Cincinnati, who left that
city on last Thursday we learn that if
the rebels do not make an attack unon
Covington, Newport or Cincinnati TODAY
it will be useless for them to at,emnt !,
By this evening, he says there will be
well armed force Of over 50 900 Federal
soldiers there, and all the works on tho
Notifications will be completed, and run
boats will be in the river to ca. opcr,tc
with the land forces.
a gentleman who left Huntsville, AL,
on Friday Of last week, and arrived in
Cincinnati on Thursday, reports tina, the
rebels crossed the Tennessee on We'd.
nesday and attacked portion Of General
bue'Ts forces. They were repulsed and
the federals took : 900 prisoners On
FRIDAY there was an attack at HuntsviI,a
where they were also rcpulsed, with n
loss OF 1000 prisoners. - rhiicaqo Jour-
"a', S,pt 6h.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence "fthe Advertiser.
WASH NuToN, D. c. Sept >, lsG2.
EDITOR ADVERTISER:
We are living, again, in the midst of
excitement consequent on the near APP
proach of the rebels to this city. Gen.
Pope managed our armies in the late &C.
lions in this vicinity very well, being
ably seconded by Gen. Sigcl and some of
his other Division Generals. But if
every man does not do his duty in an
army, the plans of the best general will
be defeated The rebels were crowdinc
Ten. Pope with superior numbers and
If his designs had been carried out and
his orders oteyed by all his generals, the
results Of last weeks battles would have
been quite different. Mcdowell was Or
dcrcd to prevent reinforccmcnts reach.
aug jackson through Thoroughfarc Gap,
which he failed to do. Again, after re.
Inducements had reached Jackson on
Saturday, and our line of battle was taken
McDowcll's orders were not to provoke
, an attack but act on the defensive as our
rclntorccments under Franklin and Sum-
ner had not yet joined General Pope
Instead Of obcying this order. Mcdowell
mismanaged and brought on SATURDAYS
hight in which, as was to be expected,
we were driven back. Now, either
treachcry or incompetcncy in Mcdowell
was the main cause Of this disaster to
our arms and in either case he should be
removed from his command and, if guilty
of treachery or negligence, punished as
the military law directs.
The President and Secretary Of Wal
will have to enforce the severest penal
ties aga,n"t our negligent generals before
We shall have efficient operations by on
armies, and in case Of ,reachery promp
court martials and executions. Tn
country demands that the resources i
has poured forth to suppress the rebel
lion should not be wasted By negligence
,cowardice or trcachcry
Gen. BanFs is winning credit as
military man. He executed his part {
the programme, last week, with skill an
success, destroying the railroad by whic
the rebels would receive supplies or re
treat. aud joining Gen Pope last Sur
day without any loss. There was CO,
siderable anxiety for his command f,
two or three days.
The soldiers have great confidence !
"Gcn Sigcl and in these last battles /
has greatly added to his military rcputa
ton
We cannot Of course tell what Il
rebels will undertake to do next, b,
every preparation is being made for the
reception, in becoming manner, if tn,
undertake to reach this city. The abl
bodied employees Of the several Depar
ments and in the civil employ of Il
Government are, to day, ordered to chr,
themselves for military drill to aid
defense Of the capita! if necessary.
The capital building has been tax,
for hospital purposes to accommodate,
comfortably as possible, the hundreds
wounded arriving daily from our gala
army.
Our communication with tie mort
aiay BE again cut off but we will hone f
the best and ncrrr surrender our capito
LORXO.
H." From rcntleman-o Inad;nr, b,,
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DIR. CHRISTIE,S
Ague BalSan-
DIR. CIiRlSrIE'S

Ague BalSann.
MEssRs. I1uST GARpsER-Gents I wish to max e
known to the public an article from which have d.
rived more benefit an from all other medicine hch
ever used. l have been suffering from Fever and
Ague and its effects, for the last five years. in which
time | have scarcely enjoyed single day Of good
health. until procured from your drug store both.
Of Dr. CMkISTIE'S AGEE BALSAM. In a few d.y
found myself clear Of ague and rapidly recovering In
heaith. have not felt a symptom since CONNIE ed
taxing (about months. although constantly expos
ed to cold and weather. To my friends the public
generally, suffering from this disease in any form,
would procure bottle and health, con titu.
iion and money. Yours. B. GkOSCOST.
Ea~See advertisement.
ii. SCOVILL. Proprietor.
Sold in Upton, by r. Hall and Reigart Il McNa-
mara; at Clarence, by Regart l. Nc Namara; and tyv
dealers in medicine IS generally.
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Upton, Sept. Sd, 1862.
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THE ORIGINAL
N0UE 1D'K6 WNe1NNfS
E>ta blisheti i'm IS1j..Pe, G.c,..l l., 1860.

UC4oL OK lD'HQ W tx ~ =.
Established in lS35..Pe, fecied in 1862,
Recent and important Improvement. having
been put to this Machine render. it now The
most perfect before the public and persons at
distance can order Machine with guarantee
Of its prompt and safe delivery, and tina, they
VIII be able to manage it to their entire .afsfac.
ton No more breaking needles: No more miss
ing stitches. No trouble in making any gar.
mcn', however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine either in cambria. cloth or leather: and
for dress makers, shirt makers tailors. hat bind
ers shoe binders, or gaiter fitting as well as TO,
every variety Of family sewing THEY HAVE no
SUPERIOR, and will be sold at much les. price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
same range Of work.
send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices few responsible agents will be DIAL
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 49,
New York.
nO2fv9 "
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o the Voters Of Cedar County:

To the Voters Of Cedar County:
The undersigned having lost his left arm in Il E
battle at Pittsburg Landing, and being disabled
for heavy labor, begs leave to present his name
ar Independent Union candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the District Court, at the approach.
ing October election.
sept. 81, lSj2. ELMDRE CHR1SMNN.
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To CANE GROwERS.-All those who
will please call and make arrangements
soon. want to know how much | have
to do, so as to prepare accordingly.
a. II. PERRY.
Tiptln So,t "a 1909
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Upton, Sept. Sd, 1862.

PUBLIC NoTIcE.-By the request Of
VIM. 7. Wolf, County Superintendent
of Common Schools of Cedar CO. Iowa,
who is now absent from the State as an
agent of the Cedar Co. Soldiers Relief
Association, the undersigned will attend
to the bushes Of his said Office during
his absence.
JAMES W. BAGLEY.
Upton, Sept. Sd, 1862.
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@- The election in Maine came off on
Monday last, and resulted in the election
Of Coburn, Rep, by at least 5000 ma
jority over Bradbury, Breckenridge Dem.
and Jameson, Union Democrat. The
Republicans have also elected four out of
the five congressman. The first dis
-. - lo,,hk
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in citizens dress and rode fine horses
He thinks the difficulty in that vicinity
will be very serious.
DEs MONIES, Sept O.: E.
There is a full attendance OF the Leg,
islature. All that has been accomplished
so far is the repeal Of the dog law in the
Senate, and the introduction In the
House Of a bill to allow soldiers to vote
Apprehension of danger from Indians
At Fort Dodge is renewed. 1t is under
stood that the Governor will send troops
there. Mr.. SmeltEer, member OF the
Legislature from Clay CO., on the border
saws the Indians have taken all his stock
Legislative action has been attempted,
but none taken SO far, in regard to the
Indian troubles.
Another regiment, the 30th. is to be
raised, to rendezvous at Iowa City.
Frs MONROE, Septe.
There is great excitement here IN con-
sequence of report that the "Merr'mac
No 2' had reached the vicinity OF New
port News, and had an encounter with
one or two of our gunboats, and had
driven them before her. All the ship.
ping here has been removed to place OF
safety.
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4 n,o,n,,nen,s BY the Governor.

The following appointments nave oeeo
made by Gov. Kirkwood: !
Judge W E Miller, lowe City, Colonel
28th. A., c:..
Charles H Abbott, Columbia: City,
Colonel 30th. -o,..
Judge suyth, Marion, Colonel Of Si't;
Joho Scott, Nevada City, Colonel OF
32d. ,,,
Capt Hill, of Muscatin', to be Coione'
Of the 35th. o...
Mai G A Stone, 9TH infantry promoted
to Gel Of 25,h. 900,
SA Rice, Oskaloosa, Col Of $50:
Sam Merrill, of McGregor, Col OF 2!'t.
CIV Dunlap, Of Mitchell, LIT TO! 2lsf;
Maj Belnap, 10Th promoted to 1t Co'
10Th.
CHI Mackey, 1t Col Of SD.
Capt Geo Burton, 4th infantry promo
ted to 1t Col 4th infantry.
jill Rothrock, Of Upton, to be Lest
Col of the S5th.
Capt W f Cunningham, of 18th to be
Major of 10Th.
sc Van Andu, Of Delhi, Major Of the
slst.
Henry OConuor, Of Muscasiue, to be
Major of the 35th.
Ed Wright, of Cedar, to be Major OF
the oath.
CIV Davis, Iudianola, Surgeon Of the
10Th.
Dr. Phillip Harvey, Burlington, Sur.
geon Ct the 10th.
DR. VIM II White, Of Iowa City, sur
Sv Camp aa1 ASS, Surgeon ESQ.
DR. Ea'y, Of Cedar Rapids, to be Sur.
geon of the oath.
DR. Lee, of johnson county, TO be As
sistant Surgeon Of the cd
CS Lake, Adjutant Of Goth.
S kirkwood Clark, Adjt 18th.
j Downing, Quartermaster 10Th.
Thos A Sheppard, of Iowa City, to- Be
Private Secretary to Gov kirkwood.
BoLLEs, SMrrH& Co.
Gentlemen-In using Scovill's Stfllln-
gia and Sarsaparilla, I did so more from
the persuasion of friends than from con-
hdence IN It's merits IN my own mlnn.
had been long in the hands Of the ables'
physicians without relief. After many
years of painful sufierings, afflicted with
scaley cruptions over my whole body,ant
many running sores under my ears, arm
and other places, and life seemed but
burden, have the pleasure to inform
YOU that have recovered, and once NOR
enjoy the blessings which this world al
fords All this is the work of your Sar
saparilla. l am satisfied that there cou'
be no greater blessing conferred upo
my fellow citizens than the adminlstra
. ton of your Blood and Liver Syrup i
sickness and disease.
| Please accept assurance of my hig
consideration, and believe me your obi.
, ed humble servant. j. Is. LAWSON.
q Chicago. H., April 10th. 1853.
! Sec advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

The Hutchinson Family will give agratnI.ous coz
cert b. the soldiers now qaarered al taiHee "au''
in Fourteenth street, Sixth avenue, this even
iu0. Friends Of the soldiers will be admitted ~ !"
,ents each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
DIED.

BARNBY-On Thursday morning, Feb o. aitsf .oni ~
painful Illness, Mrs.. Mary widow II the iso george ps'
oi th,s cty in the o7,h yea. Of her age -. ,s
tIof ADD tLos. Of lsac NJ Bsney aLs "A-e
ters Me J. z GooGlir aud Mis sanY.l APpet..n A.
.,,~ctfuly invited TO attend her funeral rom tor snln
str,. B.pt,.t hurch Of Wooster street On o~S'
day gth in.t :, u o'clock.
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Adjourned.
THE TREASURY NOTE BILL As PASSED BY
THE HOUSE.
The hill IA pas-ed IL ns follows.

he ,aoea BY m, oad House II Rtp,,en,air,, Of
tie In.fd states 81 -friei.d. ~ Cngsn ausr5cG That
10 NEE, the neccse. OF the sa,uy the Uuitsd state,
sud provide currency receivable Tor the public dne, the
srersay .. the 1.1 = hereby 1ss So to i.ps on
notes no. besi Interest 9b. to bearer " The ffesu
such denor ,ons he nay deem cxpeient no, lee. II an
b. each: 9rossG however. That mtg millions Of said
shall b. 81 lien OF the demand Treasury author
druiiud no,- sian b. taxed up rapidly p7lctica
bio and the note. herein provided r suostne for IN
tGd p0rded Jlgcr. That he amount OF ia. Two kiud. OF
notes other hal. time exceed tie Of
snd hy millions OF d5las Aud such notes herein
excise debt, and demands Of every sud due 10 the Uitei
i.os snd ali sssr., debts and dem.Ids owing by the
within the Jnsed States aud -hi also b. law u money .nd
Legal tender 10 payment OF al debts public and
st,n. no,. d.pons az, sum not les. thaa fy So. or
multiple Of MY dollars With the Treasurer Of the nj
Give IN exchange therefor duplicate certificates OF de-
pod % which may DO arliuei TO the See etAfy OF
~ bond. o. the United Staloa coupon OF r.g
teed nsy Ivy said holder be desIr,d hearing
al the Treasury or SD'litashes o. the United states aud
r1semsbc at the pleasure OF the United States twenty
YEAR, on the d'e thereof; Por'ed That the scercsy q
the reaury shall upon presentation ~ aic certificates ~
deposit the holder thereof hi, option end inea
OF the bond. slesdy described. eaa amount OF bonds Of
thu United States registered BY said holder
hr desired bearing Interest Al the OF per cent
per sunuin, pnysbe Ia coin ,emi annnaly aud redeem
ab ~ the pleasure OF the United S.its a- i've wear. nom
tbs date thereof And such United States notes sh he ~
cevrG the cVin 81 their par Ia payment 10Y any
h may be- hereafter sod OF thr SECRETARY
Of tho Treasury, and be is,ued from imr % us
~ hr rtssncies 81 the public interests email require
-. he rfnt.d on IA, bork of h. nied notes which
may be Issued under the provisions Of this set the
words: The within L0te IL sa tender ~ psfn''s "
drn,' pnbie aud private and ~ -tohase,hs ior M
Unitci States bean, six prrcrrtnn htr,'' a. '"''S
yeaTs. OF in seven per cent bonds q i've Yeas , ,
Sac hndbs Jrrdey eaaiee That 10 ""sos ~ 80
tay of the Treasury .und tie Treasury notes $40 'VSs
debt Of the United Stas he hereby snnoii1rd TO e on
ihr crdh OF de United Stsss coupon OOnes OF ,es"'eu
bnds 10 amount not exceeding @aOWVNI ana redeem
able ~ the por Of Government aei 'NtAy ytas
r. u Gao. and beam. Interest the rate Q! yer cent peg
Al mum psysp, ..i annually And The bonds hrtcn ,uhof-
i1ed shall 3. Of such d. onetions Il les than 90 a. may
the Secretary of In, fossury may dispose VI suca bor1 AZ
suy lime f Jaw fol money Of too United State " for any OF
the feasEy notes that have o"on or may hotalsn .e,
isaea anJ,r spy onu 40, Of Ccrge Or foI United stss'
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