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CoSTlSUANcE OF FSLAvERY.-Park Goodwin,
editor Of the Evening Post, says, that "if slave
" is to continue 10 this country, he wants the
Irish Catholics to take the place Of the negroes,
and let the more intelligent and virtuous blacks
be liberated"
Such an abomniabe sentiment is entirely
worthy of the man who utters it-a man who
raves ike one in beldsm against the Constitu-
ton of his country, and ISLANDERS every white
man who has not negro at heart.-Old Guard.
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" It = :
" Fultonyille, May 25."

WHAT Would HAVE BEEN-The 5Sth Hi
nois regiment, doing garrison duty at Camp
Butler, Springfield, was on its way 10 Chicago
on the day the President revoked Gen. Burn
sides order. On the evening of that day there
would have been at least three thousand SOL
diers under arms in this city. and at least ten
thousand organized civilians to cooperate, for
the enforcing Of Burnsides order. and to pre-
vent copperhead outbreak On receipt Of
the notification that the President had revoked
the order the train of cars that was bringing
the troops from Springfield was telegraphed to
return Chicago Journal.
Make record of this confession, that our
army is to be used to crush out civil and
constitutional liberty. This is confession
that we did not look for from the Journal.
Let those men be sent to reinforce Gen. Grant
to take the place of the brave men that
have fallen at Vicksburg Burnside, Hascall
and other Generals have been keeping large
forces iu the loy1l States TO create confusion
instead of going to the field to crush out the
rebellion. This policy will never end the war,
but it is well calculated TO increase its borders,
The Journal appears sorry that blood does
not fow in Chicago
Every man who loves his country will do
everything 10 his power to prevent break
out in the North. We already have our hands
full. But those who hate the Constitution of
the United States and desire TO see the Union
forever broken up will attempt to get up civil
war at home, and when they succeed in doing
this, woe be unto them.
Freeport lIlll Bulletin.
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JupIcGAL CONFERENCE.-The Judicial Con
vention of the Second Judicial District held
at Orovie, Butte county, July 9th, 1868,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
District Judge of the 2nd Judicial District.
On motion, \. d. Plum was elected Pres-
dent, and W. o. Middleton Secretary. Dele
gates from the counties of Tehama, Plumas
and Butte, were present in person or by proxy
On motion. John s. Berry. of Butte, was
unanimously nominated for District Judge, of
the 2nd Judicial District composed of the
counties of Tehama, Butte and Plumas.
On motion, the Butte RECORD, Plumas
Standard and Red Bluff Beacon be requested
to publish the proceedings of this Convention
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
de y. D. PLUM, Chairman.
". 0. MIDDLEToy, Secretary.
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+. WING.
Act. lst serg't. Co c. 9th IN, c. V.

The diobieris Spiritualism has performed
some strange acts. The rappiugs, originating
with the Fox girls, have been as disastrous to
the American government. as was the eating
of the apple by Adam to the government es-
tablished by the Creator. A long haired,
shallow pated, abolition medium can bold spir,
itual reunions at the White House, and con-
troll the policy Of the Administration. This is
what the abolition fanatics call governing the
country iu the spirit Of its patriotic founders
1t is the dia5lerie Of fana,icism trausplautiag
craftsmanship.
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To Unfortunate Females-Alas. cried

To Unfortunate Fomales-Alasi cried l.,
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse, and dark
as sin, and pimpled, freekIed, sunburnt, tanned.
sQotess can be, understand-all such defects are
cured, elope. when washed with Jones ChenicK
Soap. Your teeth, your breath, you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafonts Soap Teeth Root, white
as the driven snow are made, though yellow, tar
tared, dark decayed: and fragrant, pure and sweet
your breath, though purid. foul rotten death:
and that red hair, though now rs coarse as any
name or tail Of horse, silky and dark 'twould be
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative all
dandruf scurf would he removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
Of are all we represent them. and are sold at rea-
sonabe prices. Us cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane i Brigham, Druggists, San Fran
cisco. olGv
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COUNTY rREAsvRER,s oEE1cK
0rovile, July llth lSsS.

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered from October 96th 70 November Sth.
1850, Inclusive; also warrants drawn on the ladi-
gent Sick Fund registered February Sih to.
March lst lS6l, inclusive. win be paid or presen.
tation At this otoe and viii cease TO bear interes
from this date; if not presented within. sixty
days the money set apart for their redemption
Will beappropriated t. pay warrants next in order
Of registry.
n. BURROUGHS.
lnnnfN r-ea sl,re-
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". 0. MIDDLETON, Secretary.

SENATORIAL C0NvENTIoN.-At a meeting oil
the Joint Senatorial District Convention, com
posed Of Plumas and Bate, held on the 9th
day of July, 1868, W. Q. Middleton, of Butte
was called TO The char ard VI. Lynch Of Plu
mas was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Gen. \. Wood, of Plumas, was
unanimously nominated as the Joint Senator
from Batte and Plumas
On motion. the BUTTr RECORD, Plumas
Standard and Red Bluff Beacon. be requested
to publish the proceedings of this Convention.
On melton, the Convention adjourned SINE
die. w. 0, MIDDLETON, Chm.
NJ. Lynch, Sec.
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S-T-IS60-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purity, strengthen and nygorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote TO change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the min A
They prevent miasnatic and intermittent fevers
Theypurfy the breath and acidityof the stomach.
They cure DYspepsie and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
tgre's restorer. They are made Of pure st. Croix
Rum, the celebrated Casaya Bard. roots and herbs
aud are taken with the pleasure Of a beverage.
without regard 10 age time Of day. Particularly
recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels
and Saloons. P. II. DRAKE, & CO., New York.
CRANE BRIGHAM, Agents,
nleowly San Francisco.
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Tbs WEBER HEsLEP AFFAIR-We are in
formed BY a gentleman from Stockton, thai.
the physicians of Judge Heslep have little
hopes Of his recovery. Capt. Weber who shot
him. has been re-arrested and placed under
bonds Of $4,000, for attempt to kill. The
Beacon states that neither of the injured men
we're connected with that Office as was stated
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Tbs Union parry 80 called Of California,
profess TO be uneondiuonally for the Union /;
but they are controlled by Garrison and Sum-
ner, and Wade and Chambers War Commit.
tee, who would rather see the Union shivered
into thousand fragments, than 10 see the old
Union restored.
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n. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.

Saved from Impending Death. - Among
the maladeS caused by mineral medicines. merca.
rial disease Is The most terrible. 1t sometimes -,
orally eats M the frame marrow, bones and s.l.~
One Of the most horrible cases Of this kind on rec
ord was that of a man named HasSett, described
odltorlally in the Buffalo Commercial and many
other papers 4 few years ago. This man was all
but dead when he WAS pr5ydendally induceG e.
commence a course OF BKIsroL's SGRsA PARIIf A .
At that time he was almost skeleton while The
little flesh he had on his bones was honevcornhei
with loathsome mercurial ulcers. and his miserable
frame was racked with eNeruciatiug torrnents.
Two weeks use oi the great antidote brought him
from his bed to his feet !; was almost q resurrec-
ton from the dead. The ulcers healed never more
to open. Strength, flesh and health returned.
These are attested facts-Amiliar TO the public.
and never qestioaed For all ulcerous and erupt-
i've disorders BSISToL's SARSAPAEiLLA is an imnie-
diate and certain cure. Sold by all leading drUg
giStS Iiyll I'm
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THE Loyal Leaguers recently had a Conyen-
tion at Utica n. Y, and to give some eclat
the names of distinguished persons were pub
lished as having been invited ard expected to
be present. This trick has put several parties
to the necessity of issuing cards. We give one
as a specimen:
A CARD-uaving been informed that at
meeting held in this village on Friday even
ing, | was selected as one Of the delegates to
attend the Convention at Utica-I take this
means Of saying that such use of my name was
unauthorized, and that decline the honor ~
believe in putting down the rebellion not in
breeding diSsention at home in organizing
Loyal Leagues to foist old party hacks into
power | believe IN the Constitution, the
Union and the laws.
"R. VAN ANTWERP.
Fultonyille, May 25."
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The New YORK RioT.-We learn by the
telegraph that the mob has been suppressed
by the civil authority, without the Intervention
of martial law. This proves democratic New
York capable Of righting herself and restoring
law aud order, especially with Seymour as the
leader. And tie Common Council OF the city.
TO show their obedience TO the laws, although
unequal and oppressive 10 the poorer class,
have appropriated two millions Eve hundred
thousand dollars, for the purpose Of paying
three hundred dollars exemption for every con-
script drafted in that city The draft will go
on and the money will be paid and the law
upheld and satisfied, and thus put to shame, if
any shame they have, these croakers about
" Copperhead Democrats, and will blast their
hopes, long entertained, that New York had
not the ability TO coutrol and govern herself
Would that the Federal Administration had
half the ability to govern the country that
democratic New York has 10 manage and
govern herself, We would soon be out OF cur
dark hour Of trouble aud danger and have an
undivided country to love aud honor. This
gyea. city Of the American nation has shown
to the world that mob violence may for time
defy the laws and overbalance the civil au-
thority; but when she arouses herself 10 action
and controls the military by the civil law, the
work Of suppression is as rapid as the outbreak.
aud peace and quiet soon reisDs in her pre-
cincts
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The Republicans have elected a Mr. Payue
Attorney General Of Rhode Island Mr.. Payne
Is patriot Of the Greely stamp, as will be ob
served by the following declaration, recently
made By him;
This war has lasted long enough. and an
in favor OF letting the South go"
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
SAMUEL NJ. SPROUL.
For Joint Senator,
A. WOOD.
For Assembiymen.
JAMES NJ. SHIELDS,
JOHN 5. BASSET.
For Sheriff,
II. NJ. PHIPPS.
For County CLERK,
SAMUEL j. DAVIS.
For District attorney,
JOHN LAMBERT.
For County Treasurer,
HENLEY 5. MADDOX.
For Recorder.
A. n. WIMAN.
For assessor,
]. B. THOMAS.
For Surreyor.
JOHN L. STOCKTON.
For Public administrator,
JOHN BEALL.
For Co. Supt. Public Instruction,
|. Il. KETCHUM.
For Coroner,
c. j. ON ERTON.
For Supervisor. Sd District.
IL. j. MORRISON.
Township Officers.
For Justices,
For C0RStajles.
WALTER CHASE.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
Election Sept. cd.

Election Sept. cd.
FoR GOVERNOR,
JOHN G.. DOWNEY.
For Lieut.. Governor,
f. W. MckINSTRY.
For Congressmen.
JOHN 3. WELLER,
JOHN BIGLER,
y. WHITESIDES.
For State Treasurer.
THOMAS FINDLEY.
For Secretary Of State.
s. NJ. BISHOP.
For Controller.
G. 0. CRAVENS.
For Attorney General,
J.. c. GRANGER.
For Clerk of Supreme Court.
A. c. BRADFORD.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
A. j. MOULDER.
For State Printer,
BERIAH BROWN.
For Surveyor General.
PRESLEY DUNLAP.
For Harbor Master.
MICHAEL HAYES.
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CANBRIDGr, Ind, February 6, 1s56

CAMBRnGE, Ind, February 6, ls56.
Messrs. l. L. SCovtLL & Co.
Gents:-This is to certify that have used Dr..
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks and found
them 10 be the best Pills that ever used for that
purpose; and have also used them as a Cathartic
Medicine. ard have found but little use for ply
slcian sace had them in my flmily.
Yours, truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists
REDINGTON & CO.,
sun Francisco,
Wholesale agents fJr Pacific coast
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A FIRE at Red Bluff on Saturday last de.
stroyed property worth 81 200
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To lAtIonal Invalids.--A few plain earnest
words, with such of you suffer from Indigestion
and its usual accompaniment, habitual Costyeuess.
You want relief without prostraii3n, rapid cure
without pain. The means Of obtaining that relief.
of accomplishing that cure, is rendered to yoa IN
" Bristol's Sugarcoated Pills, the only cathar;is
and Alternative in existence which reopens the OBJ
stluctcd passages cf the bowels without luaim
pang, and restores to the stmoach and liver the
yigor stolen from them by disease. This genial
apeyieni never onfeebles any organ or reduces the
general strength. On the contrary IT infalby re-
the natural health of the digestive and secre-
tive functions Barely vii! il be necessary to call
in physician. where this safe and allsaffieen,
family medicine IS kept in the house. The Walls
contain ten doses each and the pills have this great
advantage over all ordinary purCatiyes-time does
not impair their properties. 0bt2iuabie at all re
spectacle drug stores
HOSTErTER, SMITH & DEAN. Agents
iyll-lml Sau Francisco. y
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DRowNED.-IIenry Eaton, formerly of Ma
rysville, was drowned in the Truckee River on
the evening of the 23l inst, by the upsetiing
of the Virginia and Marysrille stage
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ATTENTION.: SIR KNIGHTS:

The Oroville Commandery of Knights Templar
No.5, willassemble at Masonic Hall, on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. SirKnights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con.
venient. THO'S CALLOw Com.
ARTHUK MCDERxoTT, Recorder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r.. Il. Il.

r. X. r.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF proves It's superb
Gritty to all other remedies in relieving the sufferer
OF pain, at once. few minutes IS Sufficient to cont
vince the most skepiio& Of lis marvellous powers
50 swift Is its action N soothing TIE mos. vioer,
pain. allayins irritation, and Inflammation II trans
forming the rheumatic ths crippled. and heir6sea
q the enjoyment OF ease sad comfort, in c1rinr
Dyseatery. DiarFhea. and all internal and external
pains that patients aScrbe is talismanic power n
sachsntment instead Of the plain ulattsr-of fct ne
suits from its skifaliy combined properties. waea
everthere is pain use il.
Fer sale by Druggists
HOSFETTER, SMITH & DEAN. Aseats.
lwl San Prane:scs.
HEIMBOLD-s EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DICRETlC.
HELNbOLDS : EXTRACT BCCHU.
THE GREAT DlURETIC.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC.
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
aELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC.
THE GREAT DIUREIIC,
And Positive aad Specific Remedy for Diseases q
the
Bladder. kidnevs.
GAyel. Dropsey, =,
Organic Weakness
And 81 Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement IN another column Cut IL cut
aud send for the Medicine a. once.
Bs,c1re Of Cosutey.fe;;s,
HOSTETTEB. SMITH i DEAN. Agents.
San Francisco.
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DIR. Hostetter's stomach EIticrs-The op.
Grafton of this palatablc remedy upon the stomach
liver and excretory organs is singuarly soothing
and conservative. 1t regulates, recruits and pun
lieS them, Dyspepsia in all its forms Yields 10 It's
control and inyigorating properties, aud it is re
commended TO mothers. enfeebed by the cares and
duties Of maternity as the safest and best tonic
they can probably use In all the crises of female
life il will tie found emnently useful aud elderly
persons viii derive much more benefit from &c than
from ordinary stimulants.-Sold by all druggist,
and dealers everywhere. [iyllIm
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SheriH'S Sale.
On Tuesday, the 18th day of August,


4. D. 1855 at Two o'clock P. " Of said lay. all the
right title and interest Of the above named defend
ant in and to the following property heretofore at
attached in said cause. to wit: The following pro
peTty situated in Chinatown near the Town Of Oro-
Vile, Butte County California TO Wit: Al that Ger
tain piece or parcel Of land having front OF l20
feet on the Main street Of said Chinatown and on
the north side of the same. extending back in a
northerly direction 200 feet, more or les, holding
the same width, ard on which lot stands the fire
proof building or brick store formerly known as
property OF J. c. MaTcall.
Also, that other piece parcel Of land lying and
being situated on the south side Of said Main street
having front Of 20 feet and running back 100 feet
IN a southerly direction, at which poRt it has
width OF 81 feet. more or less. on which stands a
fre-proof building, and formerly known as J. c.
4arcsll's property.
Also. that other Lot opposite the China brick
gambling house, and having front on the Main
back 100 feet being the same lot Of land conveyed
by deed Of Charles Caulkins - Al Hing, and from
All Hing to Jos. Williams.
Also, all that certain piece or parcel Of land stu
ated in Butte County. California, TO wit: The uudi
yided one-haf OF the ! Of the E and the y
Of the W Of Seton So. and all that portion
lying on the east side Of Big Butte Creek. of fFac-
tional part of the y /. of the Z Of Section s.. .
Township % l Z. Mount Diablo base and meri-
dian, containing l50 acres more or less.
Also, Of fhe 5 " ! Of the z and the S J Of the
" Of Section IS. and the fractional part OF the
s z / of the \ ! of Section "a Township 90 \
Z. Mount DisblO base and meridian containing
100 acres more or less togsther with all and siuga
lar the tenemeuts hereditaments and appurtenauces
appertaining in anywise belonging to each every
and all Of the above described property.
oroyile, 18th July, A. D. 1855
W. MIDDLETON.
Sheriff Of Butte Countv.
81 EARMES BAY. rrder Sheriff
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OROvILLE, SATURDAY, JULY 25th.

81 IHsre are only iiro side, to the question
Every man must Be for the United States or
against it. There can Be no neurals in this rrar.
ONLY PATEIoTs-oR rRAIToRs.-S. 4. Douglas.
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BORN.

On the 18th inst, the wife Of R stover of Son.
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JUDICIAL TICKET.

Election Oct 2lst-
For Justices Of the Supreme Court.
r. T. SPRAGUE,
W. r. WALLACE,
II. II. HAlG HIT,
j. Is. RAIL-.
TOD ROBINSON.
For District Judge, ID Judicial Dist.
JOHN s. BERRY.
For County Judge,
CHARLES T. LOTT.
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CHARLES F. LOTT.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
miscellaneous.

srEAssar CIry Lospos. Cap, Ps,ris. Of the Inmss
line sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP rsgrosA. Capt Hack, sssd yesterday fov
Southampton and Hamburg.
over q Il elort 90 ira.s %ornas las, sad silsa
rds - :. .s ss.
cd sfsr having suueh roes hers In the nsghber
.ho A:pos With ,es la.ss,oa o. taking her Q
usisea STATE, --'''' ~ - w.
.ns's ana landed SsS q ds.issn % ' '' 's
Bn Bs,c wA..sAls shsesford from Pedro K.y:f f~ Bal
miles below The latter port the S,h ins but
soosd heavy weather. .piit ssiis &c ''' ''''"
scas roc.morI.s ken from sr.men, ~. I'D in.s q.
,tth IN thick rain storm and heavy blow. and neary
ss bad ears of .o 80 as as. .h 'sr and sSS s
se former will be total loss but The Oh saved gbs
known that there any Insurance 90 the srso
scn. B.r.v, nerarI,n. from Msnc,ou tor Boston .sh
mouth o. the peticois and was shore The mud
soHs lying At IN. stone dock Governors Island having
on 6srt 10 bes po~aer oos Ore on trd.y ns, in ,hs
blew down The bulihssd aad forcsi on The hashes The
barrels in he bold were erfecuy ugh ard sealed "a TIE
ruins Capt Edward vsn relt Of schr Ann, sai ohe~ By
great erertons put out the Gre
Catfsros-rhe steamer Commonwealth, on her srvsi
las, ss,grsy from TIE e. wsra when o. w,g.s.
skrn 10 tow By anosh~r errybsai and d0kri at vii
hsmsburg The q ha<ier stern dsmAseL
spoken. csc.
Steamship Airiatc, sicholsoa h.scs for GdWay 10 date
LAT ~. Ion "a
shIp 9.,ses .sours, fspm c'riu sep, 81 for o.eua.
shp JohP cgssiaz ss.g from Asyss June !, tor Bag
land, OCT IL at " n 90 - w.
shp Longfclos Tsoub. from caliso fer Antwerp. oe,
ii. lai 81 a. Ion ~ y
sh p Kins Phip Rcsfora from csllso Aug II for Rax
Land hov q lat Vi ~ y. Ion 20 ~
Iart Iya Durie. hence for ~ Thomss and Maracnibo
Nov a. lat 81 ION 20 - trLs above report
ed A. the Lew
Foreign Ports.
tLgos Bay. con. Oct sn por B bsrks Golden Fleece.
D. days
Aus Cars Nov i2-In per, brig. Bigeiow for NYorx
hg. fiasb, from Poson. Doing IN I'm, brig rhos
Townsend. FROM Isns
DKssnsna. Nof s-iu ~. tries Hsaee tBrl fnr Nvest
sth; swar. fnr 20 st; u Trsw0fiagr. REG sii
ftt, LAr Jaspu4, Miller. l4lti--crr
br MARnsA Nov is-No An sssul n rcv1
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
Died.

Atoss 10 Saturday evening, Npysmbcs 2s, RoarEr
" ALDzs o( ooosgmP,oo, aged % years. moths sBd
days
To. frisuis and scqgsntsnces o' ths fsmhy, so tho
mem ocrs OF htas Lodge 3i6. and A. NJ and tbs fra
tornity IN gsoera are resIecfgy inveJ 70 attend the
fgbcrs from his late residence No 81 Tbongsoa street
Tuesday Afternoon, at oro o'c.ocs
Tho members ~ AuNs Lodge, No. 3Ie, v. and A n
are summoned ~ attend eps~is communicative q this
Lodge At their r~Oas odd telows Hal cyrpsg u Csutrs
ard Grand streets oo Tuesday si hsf past tssrs ooocs
Y. NJ Tor the paEpes Of paying the last uDuts 0 70
spcct 70 our late brother. Robvt II. Alden.
JUas roTD, "
RrrSp. .-on Sanisy, November ~, JurIl Bvssr -
tive q Newtosn. parish of snltoOsgh. county E,~ocn
uson if-ilBf
rbe AMI f,snas a. tbe family are rnsp~cygiy
Gv cd W stssJ tos fsafs frysn L,s Lsie rcsies5s "a
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

iich will give to the government precisely the
lme relief that would be found in all equal
mount OF new issues.
The subscriptions to the five twenty bonds do
not diminish, and there is no doubt they will con
tnue in demand until the whole balance which
cannot now exceed sl25 900 900, il taken. The
difference between a coupon bond of this issue and
a transferable bond, of which only about one-sixh
in comparison with the coupon bonds are TAKEN
as thus explained
coupon bond like a bank note. may be passed from
hand to hand without the trouble Of transfer ts
interest payments may also be anticipated by deaching
the coupons, aud pledgug selling them advance OF
their maturity Tho bond itself is more couven emily
pledged as collateral security in the procurement OF tenn
poraTy loans OF money. These about all the advan
cages OF coupon bond and 10 Offset these in Of loss
or destruction by food fire. they irretrievaby
gone, and cannot be repaceda most important consde
ration IN pershabe piece of property that runs to the
year 1882 before reaching maturity What perils may
arise IN all that time cannot be foretod. The trans
toiavrv do OF the government have the advan-
cage over the coupon bonds in this respect Ii lost
or destroyed, a bend may be procured As a
base Tor banking under the national law Tor which bOth
the coupons ransferabes available the latter are
Ear preerabe-in this that H. after being deposited
bond may be issued IN its place. and the printed
dosement its back, required TO DO deposited with the
government as base of banking, may be got rid or tho
holder having it's stead clean security The coupon
bond not this privilege. IL cannot be
newed, nor the endorsement the back got rid or.
II is never after clean security. This matter
OF per cent In price, as Is daily seen in the quota
tons OF Treasury notes endorsed and Treasury notes in
blank The foreign purchaser much uncean
bonds, and In nearly all his investments in them gives
preference 10 the clean even at an advances in price,
The following table will show the prices of stocks