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Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16
Ii. " HALLECK.
Maj ten.

Richmond, June 2s.-The New York
Herald uf the 26rh says. intelligence from
Europe, By rhr Arabia. fure-hadnwS the
intention of the Emperor of France in =,
operation with England, ~ Infer;. -. ARM
ed Intervention u The Americas war. anl
enforce peace On the basis If separation
between the North aud the South.
The Herald says tie N,rth will know
how to deal with those powers. should
they attempt 10 interfere In our domestic
concerns, aud calls upon Congress ID pro-
nounce against it as a nef1rious scheme of
European powers TO break up the republic
of America.
la fhc House If Lords, On the IL h
Earl Caravan called attention 10 Butler
proclamation, relative 10 the ladies of New
Orleans. lie condemned it in severe
terms. Ii was without precedent In the
annals Of war.
Earl Russell said there was 10 defence
for the proclamation, aud sincerely hoped
the American government would disavow
it.
Lord Palmerston said no man could read
the proclamation without feeling, of indir-
nation. (Cheers.) 1t was proclamation
TO which he did not scruple to attach the
ep!thet of Infamous, CHEERS and every
Englishmah must blush to think such an
act has been committed by man belong
ing to the Anglo Saxon race.
Richmond, June 2S.-The whole OF
the prisoners taken sum up about 5000.
Major>General Reynold and Brig. Gems.
Saunders and Rankin, and large num-
Der of field officers.
We have lost no General officers, but
Gen. Elsey has been wounded, il is feared
mortally. The gallant Major Wheat, Of
the Louisiana Tigers was killed.
Charleston. July 2S.-The British
steamship Mercer, instead of lying outside
Of the bar as usual, when she comes here
this evening entered the harbor, and now
lies anchored off the wharf. it is report
ed that French war steamer was ex.
pected. The community is much mysti.
fed at this unusual event.
Richmond, June 29.-Only few brig
AIDES of tn, attacking column of the Con.
federate army were engaged yesterday.
Magruder aud Huger's divisions were
still held as reserve on the ives. side O.
the Chickabominy, where it was under
stood Mcclellan was yesterday amassius
large bodies of troops.
Vicksburg, June 28.--One Of the mos
terrific bombardments that the history O.
this war will record commenced yesterday
morning by the gunboats below the city
aud continued almost necessarily until IL
o'clock. The scene last night, from oul
camp, about one aud half miles from th.
river, was awfally grand, not less than I
dozen shells ascending in the air at time
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

aa. stonewall Jackson captured Geo
sacks Of salt In 5fdei 10 get the store
he captured 10 place of safety, he gave
each teamster sack of salt. The army
valuation Of the stores he captured exceeds
two millions of dollars.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

pap TIE N. o. Bulletin of the 9th
ult., quotes the bank paper of that city at
par; United States treasury notes at 80,
and Confederate money at 80.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

S@Gen Hebert has by general order,
founded upon authority of the Confcder
ate Government, assumed command OF
the military department comprising the
State of Texas, and all that portion OF
Lou siana, west of the Mississippi river,
and South of Red River, and Of all the
posts, camps and troops within the limits
Of the district.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16
wEDNEsDk JULY I6. 1862.

ggS~ The sickness of the editor will, we
trust, be sufficient excuse for the want of the
usual quantity of original matter this week
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

say- The Memphis Appeal of the I'd
inst, says that Gen. Chalmers drove the
Federals from Bolivar, Tenn, on Satur-
day night last. The exit was hurried
one.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

na. The Yankee General in Western
Missouri has issued proclamation order.
ing all guerrilla sands to be shot oil sight.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

STILL LATER.-Mr. Chichester, the mail
contractor from this point to Gaines Landing,
arrived in town yesterday. and reports that he
was present and heard dispatch read, from
the Secretary of War to Gen. Van Dorm. an
nouncing the capitulation and surrender OF
McClellan's entire army. To make himself
sure there could be mistake, Mr.. c.. got
sight of the dispatch and read it himself.
This GEMS very straight AMI direct and we
pray God it may be so, but it is so good we
are afraid to believe it, lest it should prove a
mistake, and the reaction might not agree
with our constitution this hot weather.
The report of the losses on both sides are
tremendous. The Federal loss is said to be
forty thousand killed and wounded-ouTs
about thirty thousand. If this be true, this
winds up the second son to Richmond" with
loss of an army of from eighty to one hun
dred thousand men, at least.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16


THr DEFEAT 90 NcCLELLAN's AaHY the
Memphis Appeal makes the fnilnw,r- COM
mrHfs upon The defeat Of NcCleil1u'@ grtn1
army ia front of Richmond on the 25th and
11:h Of June:
We are c.ahiei to p1hlish to-,lav the -iori-
-u~ intelligence that McCl.laa's a~mc. which
has % long hntn threa teuing Ejchm ~ !. or az
es-t ilrg. portion of it has been sttt1-,' II by
-ur forces. rourel and driven in ,jrrrlf rii'e-
t-~.gd tine CbicLahn'ajuy river. Th" conflict
rc.amouccl on TIE ..iti inst, f,'ay hcf.." VS..
-i4-.J anB was reuevei agtin sr-." .irr
Morning. with results oI ~till moe ~'i..r--ta'
q, ,racter Is brt few particulars a." given.
it Is iiii~ul5 ~ estimate .ha exte5t o. on We
ferry. oy tac number or forces onalgc "a The
ic'i hgt victory Il certainly vs.. VI 'u'jor
Is made OF Gen Jackson lStenewall h..i = pre-
-o-.t. no doubt with considerable .r.i = ii
IA army. which. with his usual cc.cr,ty Of
II ycmclt. ne lad thrown into Richmond with
ant the knowledge Of the eacmv-slso that
L"lg>tract's an iiili's divisions Were engaged.
t. "ol'j give an approximate estimate of
be vern forty and fifty thouSa1G mer actually
in fhc hght on orr side, which is "a L rs sTgc
a, or' portion n was engaged ut Man s;I~.
The moral eject Of this victory which is
AZ 'ther esuit of The geaeralShip Of the ball
An intrepid Jackson-wiIl he most brnefsial.
1t win shake beyond retrievcment the fictitious
erputaticu Of that r mendous humbug and
ob.s.i1s brlggart, Mcclellan. who thrice
whipped before since his occupation of the Pc
niIsula. has thrice shamelessly lied 10 save his
neck tom the guilo:inc. HIS northern friends
wi be- puzzled 20 know if this is the fulfil meut
of his late gasconadiug promise TO 80 push the
rebels to the wall"
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

above the bend Wnere the smoke Is plllnl,
visible from the big feet above.
Notwithstanding the terrible DISCHARGE.
at our batteries, our men were exceedinelr
calm and deliberate. A few of our M.
were killed and several wounded.
The gallant city was still holding GU,
against the enemy on the 18th inst.
Jackson, July "A special dispatch
to the Mississippian. dated July lst. saws
Gen Featherston's brigade was in the 4.
gagement last evening. He received
slight wound 10 the shoudef.
The battle progresses favorably to N,
and little hard fighting to-day, viii
wind up the contest. and give Us a ricto.
ry unequalled in the annals Of warfare.
NORTHERN NEws.-We clip the fol.
lowing items from late number Of IN.
St. Louis Democrats rampant, ope,
mouthed abolition sheet:
EMANCiPATISG THE SLAVES OF r..
BELs.-The telegraph failed to inform a..
that the House of Representatives on Wed.
nesday passed the bill for the ernancio,.
:iou of the slaves of rebels We wer.
6rst apprised Of the fact 10 the New YORK
papers Of Thursday evening, which cam.
TO hand last night. This bill provides for
the emancipation Of the slaves
Of all officers Of the rebel army OF navy.
Ofall high rebel officers of State, judge.
and foreign ministers and consuls
OF all rebel governors aud members OF
State conventions, legislatures and Judi,
ciary.
or all who have held office under tbs
United States who take Office in the rebel
| Siatas.
Of all who hold any Office or ageacy
whatever under the Confederate State,
accepted since the adoption of the scces.
sion ordinance Of the State in which sid
person resides.
OF every person who, after tine passage
IF This act, shall be il rebellion against
the United States. and who shall not with.
10 -ixty 1,yS return - allegiance
All the above specified persons are dis.
qualified from holding Office under the
United States The President j. autho-
rized to me- otiate for territory wherein
cylnnize the libc-afci slav,s
y French paper states that. AZ the time
If his wish 90 Richmond. Mr. Mercier lad
an interview with Jeff Davis, and that in
the clar-r NJ conver-afi1n he asked from
MID nv .,r,,,3 nn,n uh;oh ,ha S IL
rnuld NIX. ,-,n,s,Is ~ $50, ~
N,rfb IN, si-,, .,;; t. Il w
..,h. Confederate S,,,cs IL ~, =.
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,b.t Kind m. ,;,a 10Y "' M
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IL. -,
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80 - go "..r"P - INVASION n i"a'
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p,.,,.-..n p'I ''Hpa'r' -
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hundred. ,-. ra-,.;,i,.,, IA
r,ndyzvoa. from mi 49, LII an-.E
.sa.,eIr ,.,.,.,.;..a ~ A., 90. ""''n'
nenr wi!l!,.,,y,n;z..iia MI. III.
enm ao,ed entirely If art,ns,s r.l,,,.a-.
W,sb;n,.. -. On ~ ~ :, '".T's
III. approved fbr !. socrrin,, froai,n,
80 all the present A. well ~ TN MINI.
rcr.irrrie, * the U.i,4d S,a,ex
The 5 crctary Of War IN res,,ose n
= A.. .,ol n. sh1s wa. ~
III, bnJv H., NJ 'esi n 10 i"' ,
! $500 '-N "NS1'iN- navy OFGn idAtf
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 80.
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL,
.ttla ID al. LII. 4 lE1


1t j. ordered that from and after this date.
the prices hereinafter named shall govern the
sale Of the articles specified:
Beef, on foot, not to exceed cents per ID.
Retail, not TO exceed l24 cents per ID.
Flour. . :. Sets. per ID. or Sc per nd.
Bakers Bread, :. 8 :.
Hops, 81 80 -
Barley, - l 80 per bushel,
Wheat. - i Sd -
Rye. i so %
Shoemakers and other manuractors shall not
charge more than 30 per cent. over the estab-
lishei prices Of year ago. Reliable informa
ton has been received ut this Office that tanners
have eshtlcl the tariff prices upon leather by
declining 70 sell, but have the same manuflc-
turrd into shoes NJ high prices; 5 sch c1tortions
and evasions will be promptly punished upon
conviction.
By order Of Col. B. F. Danley, Provost Mar
shall General.
D. r. SHALL, Maj.
Asst Provost Marshal General.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16
EALLECK's REPLY.

IOHINrli. Jane 70.
II Gea. 5. II. Curtis, Jtk-nBpnri
As soon a. the enemy was iriven out ni
rhis place, every etfprt vas mad. e. "pcu
communication with Memphis - ns 10 sup.
ply and reinforce you By White river, etc :,
etc, etc. rlered Gen Grant several
days ago TO sebd brigade 10 relieve Y a
by White river If open il MOI by land 10
Madison. A. soon a. the rpurc pi thai
expedition il determined. will IN. - lph
70 you. Rely On il / will rrinf,rc. yvu
as soon possible.
(Signcd) ii. ". HALLECK,
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

Tar CAPTURE OF Mrs. GEN. LEE SD HER
TWO DAUCHTERs.-A correspondent of a North
err: paper gives the following account Of the
arrest Of Mrs. Gen. Lee and her two daughters:
=. Mrs. General Robert Z. Lee and her two
Daughters were captured Saturday near
il..ulyer Court House. twenty miles from Rich
mon l. They had retired to u farm house fear
ft.' that Richmond would be bombar1cd. AMI a
scouting party Of our cavalry, happening to
visjs Hanover. were informed of the where
abilts of Mrs. Lee by a contraband. The. old
lady professed to be highly indignant; and her
daughter read our soldiers a lecture upon the
duties Of chivalry to women. OF course. such
hcruics passed for so much, and the end Of the
aft. ;r was that guard was set around the
dwelling. and the females told that they must
remain in surveillance at Hanover or be re-
moved to Col. Lees residence at the White
House No information was obtained from
them, as tley had not been in Richmond for a
month.
Tie people of Richmond beheld from their
homes on Saturday the American fiag--for the
first time n ycar--unfurled from the basket
of loves balloon. 1t hung above them, pois ID
in the blue serene, like ar avenging fate, EN-
blematic of the great army and the indissou
bic government that was soon TO swo0p down
upon them with its bolts and bars. The scene
was a marked one in the history OF the war.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-16

SHOULD srCH TuINGs BE ToLERArED.-At a
picnic recently held at Carinyille, Illinois, 50
says the Free Democrat of that p!ace-ihe
m who presided at the table openly invited
." all sccessionists and democrats to partake,
except three ladies and one gentleman, who
were for the union. Remarks were made euio-
giving the Confederates and their army, and.
on motion of a man who is said to have been
obliged to leave Kentucky on account of his Sc
cessionism the whole company Excepting the
four unionists referred to, of course youe three
rousing cheers for Jeff. Dauis. To add insult to
treason, the same man then proposed three
cheers for ABE Lincoln" which was respond
ed to by grodns-the four unionsts alone cheer
ing. ''These are facts" says the Free Demo-
crat, Switch can be abundantly proved. Union
loving readers can make their own comments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
A LAMESTABIE MISUNDERSTANDING

A LAMENTABLE Unsatisfactory
people appear to think that the human
stomach has power for digestion great
or than that Of the ostrich, and 50 they
throw into it a compound Of caustic,
crude, indigestible substances, mixed
with -four and then called bread. Such
is the nature Of much Of the stuff pro-
duccd by the use Of common Saleratus
We advise all who have any..rcgard for
health, and who preserve their digestive
powers unilnpaired to reasonable old
age, to use DeLand & Co.'s Chemical
Salcratus, the pure article, sold by most
dealers, and at wholesale by the man.
nfacturers At Fairport, Monroe Co.,
New York. Sold by all wholesale groc-
rs il Chicago & Milwaukee, and solde
by Armstrong & Shanklin in Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

On motion the report was received
and committee discharged.
Petitions were presented from the
citizens Of Carlton township asking for
a repeal of,ho act making appropria.
ton fos the support Of the families OF
and appropriation made TO
those only who arc in destitute circnm.
stances. Also petition from the citi
zcns Of Carol! township, asking for the
reduction Of the appropriation.
Mr.. Rogers moved that the petitions
be laid on the table. Motion to amend
that petitions be taken up for action
now. Mr.. Daniel offered rs an amend
ment to the amendment, that the petit
tons be referred to the committee on
claims, when the yeas and nays were
called for, and resulted as follows:
Ycas.-Messrs. Tenncy, Daniel, Hall,
Mason, Lewis, Rogers, Clark, Kile, Tai
mage, Wiley, Dresser and Morehousc.
Nays.-Mcssrs. Harbaugh, kibbee,
Roakcs and Toland.
Amendment to tho amendment CARR.
ed. Action then recurring on the orig
inal motion ~ amended, motion CARR
ed, and petitions referred TO said com
mittcc.
The claim Of Geo. X. Struble, for the
sum Of thirteen dollars for taking afli.
lavits Of J. II. Strnblc Swamp Land
Commissioner, and for prosecuting in
the case al the State of Iowa Va. John
Middleton, was allowed and ordered 10
be paid.
The clam Of Armstrong 4 Shanklin,
for the sum Of three dollars and forty
cents for medicine furnished John Sci
CLOS family, "a county chargr,) was
allowed and ordered to be paid.
A proposition was received from n.
c, Wietng, offering TO withdraw his
petition and cancel SAIL claim, it the
Boaad allow him the sum Of fifty dol
lars for publishing tie proceedings OF
therrescnt session.
Mr. Torker moved that the vote be
rcconsilcrcd, referring N. Z. Wet
ing's petition 10 committee on claims.
Mr. Wiley then moved that the sum
Of fifty dollars he allowed said N. G.
Wieting for publishing all the proceed
ing> OF the present session, provided
that said Wieting cancrl,all back claims.
and that the Clerk BE authorized to
dtaw al order i'll favor OF said Wicting
when same was puhlishea-motion car.
ricl.
The claim Of a. &. Uancox for the
sum Of six dollars and sixty cents, for
attendance before Grand Jury at Sep
temhcr term District Court 1861, and
for services rs Grand Juror at Fchrua-
~ term 1s6o, was allowed and ordered
to be paid.
The claim Of John S,a'cy for ono doF.
lar for witness fee III case State vs..
Stephen kiins:rnan, was allowed and
ordered to BE- paid.
The claim OF Robert r Chambers for
one dollar for killing q prairie wolf was
allowed and ordered to be paid,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

No war news Of much importance,
except ,he probability that Charleston
will soon be taken and which will doubt
less cost bloody battle, as they sre
reported having The approaches lined
with batteries.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
Camp near Cor;nth, Miss.
June 4,h, 1862.
Mrs. J. &. NELSON.
Dear Madam

Mrs. J. &. NELSON.
Dear Madam
Yom son Levi met
with an accident few days since which
renders him unfit for duty also prevents
him from writing. The regiment has
moved forward and he is remaining ut
the hospital in my charge where I am
doing I'll that | can to make him COM
Portable although The accommodations
are not such rs one would wish tor to
make sick and wounds gu man comfor-
table. But sest assured every attention
shall be paid him that skin can do 10
aid in his recovery. He was wounded
III The hand accidentally while frienl
Of his was playfnlly showing his revolt
yer and think in few days will be
able to join his regiment entirely re-
recovered.
So give yourself no uncasiness about
him, rs he will yet ret sr, 10 his regi-
ment and hi. home You shall he inform
ed rs 70 the state OF li~ health rs often
as circumstances may require.
remain
Madam, very respectfully yours
JOHN J. FULLER, NJ. d.
10th Reg. Iowa Vol
Since ,hr al.o:c was put in type, We
learn that various parties III town have
received letters contradicting the above
and confirming the first report, that
Mr.. Nelson had received very severe
and perhaps mortal wound III Tho
breast BY apistol shot from his own hand.
We have no doubt the surgeon enter
tains very strong hopes Of hsss recovery,
and wrote the above letter (probably
by rcqnest) to relieve the anxiety his
friends who might Learn. the Truth. If the
case.
-. Call at tire Pioneer Drug Store
and get some Of that nice rose wood
moldiDg for picture frames.
We acknowledge the receipt If
the July No. Of Godey's Lady's Book
and upon examination pronounce il
superb. Every lady wants this work.
We will furnish the Magazine to cur
subscribers q, 81 so PER year.
-. A funeral sermon will be preach
cd next Sabbath at 10 o'clock a N by
the Rev. |. J. Wilkins, on the ac-
casion Of the death of Geo. Tompkins,
late member Of Company G.. 10th
Iowa Regiment, in the grove near Mr..
Abram Tompkins.
All discharged and fnrlonghrd Sold
iers IN the County are requested to 1t.
tend.
That large emporium, the Peoples
Storc'' has again been replenished with
i new stock Of boots and shoes for tho
thousands.
The proprietors are constantly keep
ing their stock replcnishcd 20 a. to sup
ply all the wants ofcommunity.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

uessrs. ROUNDS & LANGDOF, are our on
~ authorized Agents in tho City Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptioas.
~ Messrs Horace A. Shaw, 4 Co, 81 Park
Row, Il las Nassau st., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City 10 pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
parMessrsS 8. NJ. PETTENGlL 4 Co, No. 3,
Park Row, New York, 4 8 Safest. Boston
arc our Agents for the (Ioma Transcript), In
those cities, and are authorized to take Advsr-
tiscments and subscriptions for VI q oss.
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.


The Democrats Of Tama County are invit-
ed to meet in mass convention on Saturday
July the 18th 1862, At o'clock P. M, ct the
Court House in Toledo, for the purpose Of
electing Delegates 10 the State convention to
be holden at Des Moines, July 18th; also to
elect Delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton, yet to be called, ard to transact such
other business rs may como before the CON.
yention. A full attendance is desired.
BY order Of county central committse.
NOTICE.
T Ts G County sss ' Term oe'i D. 1884,
Ames Linnear
vs.
r Waiter jackson Original Notice.
Lille G. M. jackson
B Levi B. Nelson
To T. Walter jackson, Lille q. N. jackson,
and Levi b. Nelson.
You and each Of you arc hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office of the
clerk Of the District Court Of Tama county
in the State Of Iowa, petition Of Amos
Linear claiming Of YOU the foreclosure Of
mortgage, and that unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon Of the second
day Ct the next term Of said District court to
be begun and holden in said county on Nom
day tho fifteenth day Of September A. D. 1863
default will BIO entered against you and
judgement rendered thereon.
June 18th, 1862.
WILLIAM II. STlVERS
Atty for Petitioner.
Printers fec $G,25 Va 3OWl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

On motion said claims were al allow
ed and ordered to be paid.
On motion the Board adjourned
siinie die.
Attest y. D. APPRECIATE,
Clerk.
BY J. II. SrRUBLE,
Deputy.
The Clerk says the assessed personal
property Of the county is @l86, 800, A
instead Of Il $3.50, rs reported by the
committee and as published.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

ed.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Ma
son that a committee be appointed to
report the amount expended for the
support Of the families Of volunteers
since the last meeting Of the Board, and
ascertain whether or not, all are provid-
ed for in accordance with the law gov
erning such appropriation.
Mr.. Tenney moved to aay the resoln.
ton on the table-m motion lost. Vote
then being taken the resolution was
adopted.
The chair then appointed on said
committee, Mcssrs. Mason, Forker, and
Rogers.
Mr. Johnston requested to be excused
from attendance to day, and on motion
the request was granted
The following report was presented
by D. D Appellate, Clerk.
To the Board Of supervisors Of Tama
County Iowa.
l would respectfully report that since
the first day Of January last, I have
collected as fees under the fee bill, a.
CLERK Of the District Court, the sum Of
sl18,e5, -amonnt charged and uncol-
The New York herald., 1862-01-11
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
IA Chatham square,
OPEN DAILY.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JAN 70 WILL RE-
CEIyE INTEREST PER CENT AS FROM TIE lST.
This Bank has received during the past time %
commercial and industrial depression1 Si65 67l00
than 1t has paid out.
MOSES D. VAN PELr, President
CHARLES D. BAILEY, Treasurer
JOSEPH p. COOPER Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-01-11

M nOO wANTED-By A RESPONSIBLE PARTY,
I.UUU for three months, for which fair interest will
be paid. Address A. W. Sears, Broadway Post Office.
~oO AOn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
SZL.UUU in sums Of IRON l00l upwards, Brokers
nced NOT appy .ALBERT H. NICOLAY 81 William street.
c1O O00 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS
upwards This money viii be ancd, Vt the lowest OF
interest Tor 90 I've ycas. Address stating full parcu
lars, r. E., box 120 Herald Office, Cor two days.