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saturday, 24lh Of December '64

1t II O'Clock, NJ, all the night, title and interest
Of the said John b. John Oh, for, and DUNG the
term Of his nata-al lie, IN the following Ysiuasle
properly on cherry ana Cedar streets, ~ the CITY
Of Nashville, viz;
o. CHERRY STREET
"a feet front by q fset7 inches, being the Office
nog occupied hy r. r. Mui oy .r-4.
a feet 'front.' by ~ .eet IN hes, being The Ofhce
nov o cupied BY IT. WOODWARD
"a feet front b. AZ feet inches, being the 0fiice
now occupied ~ p 2 Wukin, Esg.
IA fest fro { ~ ~ fs,t7 niche, being the shop
now occupied BY Z. L. TarD7z.
or CEDAR STREET.
"a feet inches front - - feet, beng TIE Drug
Store d ~ occupied > Stephens, Janney A 90 sub
je.t 10 their lease e1I-lng on the Ist d January
1896 the purcha - 90 he eatfl@d 70 TIE amount u
s.. due nom them for the lease for 1886
IA feet 10 inches 'front.' By - fest being the barber
sal0Oa of BroHn, nahan Co.
- feet inches most By II feet inches erelu-
sive Of star WAYS being The Billiard saloon u j..
Lo1isseau subject % EIz lea-e expiring on the lst
DAY q Jan sary, Is69 ~ said - feet inches and
on rooHss Of the zecond story, and the third
% b. entitled 70 - due rom ssid L0uisseau for
ssid lease.
Is feet front hy o. feet 9 10 he beng the store
room occupied by VanlieW Creighton
Is feet 6 inches 'front.' b. 81 feet . uehes, being
their z store oc uped 0s II. W. Ha-lock.
Persons desirng - purchase iois 81 the sale ore
referred D The decree Of aid C0urf 10 which, s.
Eaag other things, 10 VIII - seen that The nigh n
use The -fas Nay- ieating from toe s rect an TIE
serves Tor the comm use Of She tenanls a. here.
t0fore pa vii b. exhibited On the daF ~ sale
r GLASCOCK,
nov2s-sGt III. 3. Marshal Md. Iasf. Tenn
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S. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

IL prepared 20 take Fire and mSrne risks In the
rest Offices Of the country. he 10 the authorized
AgPnt for the EtnA Of Hartford. the Manhattan,
Pbcsnix and Security Of New York, represent
ing Fix millions Of CspitsF War risks % OF rom
Nashville taken, we'll ~ every species Of Lns0-
sursncs.
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annual Income tx.

CULLEC TORS OFFICE, % DISTRICT TENN. .
NASHVILLE, De IN, lSb4.
THE AM UAL ASS ESSMENT LIST FOR THE
year ls63, OF all Incemes, Carriages, and Licen-
ses has been received rom the A essOr, sud is
nov rsa Y for collection. Also the SperBl Income
j ist ior lsHS All per ons are hereby notified that
salt tax must BE- paid or before ths 3lst Gay Of
December, INST afer which date the penalties pre-
; nbej by las Will be ugidlV enforced.
decl3-ZW d. n l.. NORSEBL, Collector.
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just received, a stock of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands at Ehren-
bergs, No 40 Union street
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The new Gallery of T. J. Merritt d
Co, makes every style of Picture, no
exceptions. nov4-tf
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Heavy twilled red flannel shirts and
drawers at R. H. Thompson's, % Cher
~, near Union street
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SKATES, SEATEs--j0O pair, assorted, for
sale 10y g. w. Fall d Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Pablo Square. nov27tf
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r. r. BRIDGLAND & co.
Dissolution Of CODartnershlD.

VIHE CO-PAETNER@HIP HERETOFORE TX
il i-tiug between z II. Lewis and W. Z. C0rns-
Ius, under Che style and frun q r. n Lewis g Co.
h this day dissolved by mutual consent, ".
Cornelius withdrawing nom the same. The tIsI-
ness Will he conducted hersFter, 80 the OH stand.
by +. II. evils, where be viii b. Elsd O. s0c0mmo-
date their ola cu-iOmers- nsyiug good supply
Of Drugs and Medicines, he Is prepared ~ Oh 81
orders 40 liberal term-.
Dec. Let, 1854. j.. H. LEWIS.
W.R CORNELIUS.
in WithdraE ng from the stove bus ness, D take
pleasure 30 recommending Dr. I evils young
man worthy fbe confidence % al who may deal
n him, and arm satisfied ne trying - make
an honest living. and one NhO UNDERSTANDS bis bu-
siness. n. T. COKSELIOs.
decl6-U
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JOhnsOnVihe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, over
w $50 Banding Lot. IN the
OitY of JohnsonVille,

published plan Of which can - seen AZ our once
and a. the principal Holels and other putiie pisces
in this city Being ehEby located on ne East
tank 81 The Tennessee nYsr, 80 miles from o.
mouth, aud ~ she terminus n ne hasnviile and
Northwestern Raiiro 4, distance d y miles from
that CITY; surrounded - g o., - Fch and pro
dtt,ziys conn ~ ana hing IN ainloss constant river
communicated With many 81 the most impon,ant
comrnerttsl cfiies o. she North aud Southwest,
must - % distant day, becotne aety q vast bsi
ard grchtabe inFestuIeut, B. but aeiis "a offered.
We arr ihe cole sReniz f0r ths sac u i0ts and
fully authorized sad empowered - grant titles %
purchaser.
APpjy . v. MATT. BROWN a co. Aga.
. 3a-u "a CheFTJ street.
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Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
r. H. Thompson's, % Cherry, near
Union street
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Parl0rs, large and elegant, for the accom-
mediation ci visitors, at r. J. Merritt 4
C0.'s new Gallery, AZ Church street.
nCv4-N
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A Scholarship ia Bacon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. Il bargain car
BE- h7a. Apply n or address this Office.
nOvI8-tf
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No. "a PUBLIC SQUARE.
SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution 10 me Issued from tie
h Circuit Court Of Davidson county, II m, az irs
3epfemt er term, 1854, IA h. case OF Evans & Co
-. samuel Wsteon and Others, Will on the 18Th
Of January, ISIS % sale nc the court house
door he " OF Nashville, the following piece or
parcel OF ground IN said city, sud bounded - fol-
lows Eegnning 81 Point the north east cOrns Of
ThOs. Washington lot. running thence ninety feet
10 an alley, thence north two hundred and sixty
feet to point IN sn sey, thence east ninety feet %
point on 2 hos. Wash ngtOn line, thence south
two hundred snd SIX fee 10 the beg nnng-ley ed
On 81 the rfoVa T. OF MATTHEW Watson one Of the
dslendsLfs IN tee execution hove named
JANIS NJ. HINTUN Sheriff
By $50. d. GOwER, b. sheriff.
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Old Pictures copied 10 life size, and fur
uished az T.. j.. Merritt x Co.'s, AZ Church
F;TCet. nov4-tE
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loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Leans negotiated at this Once. State, County,
and Railroad Bo0ds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold as per order nom customers.
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Lost,

ON WEDNESDAY NIrHT, THE 2IsT INST ,
~ tape belOVgi1g 10 O B. aver Uyercoaf, 9Th
msll 81 OK D ttOns. Any person hnd'hg the same
and returning Il 70 the Union office, CT o the 81
Oh o Battery, at F, II Houston, viii b. literally re-
waried. r WHITE,
HEneczJ- q 81 Ohio Battery.
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AFFIDAVIT.

tiPer-ona-ly aPpsared belors NJ an Al1erulEa Of
IN eiiy a Fnilsteiphiz, u. u. hsluhotd sho, D.
Lag dlly s9pfn, doth sey, AZ pfepsnslous contain
- nafcolc, 20 zlere1fyi % ofner iuFud6us truEr
oist -re pilfeiJs Tes.etailes ~. u. aELahEOLD.
5HoTn nd sufeenhed beiors ula, this "a dag
NoFsznhsr, ls54. w PHfRRARD
Alderman, oth-straet, above Race. PHIL
AMI leiters tor lutpru1atluu IN ouuddsnca.
a r. HEiaMBOI.s, Chsfnist,
Depot 10 5outh Tenth-strest
beiQH cheatlut, Phllaislbha 4
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
AID UHFRTSCIFLED DzALEas
Who eadasFor % esposs ~uF THlIR OENs A.
-ot1er" Agsscles % ne Fauutstien eftsl-ssf -.
heimooid's oenGine PIaparlaaons
ANsnaet Buokif.
rsfeaQfFl.t
sad - ~ Dfusgists eFeTy|Eii
Aah fOh HALaB0LyS-TaE Va 0sg5u -
tnt aCt Ne advsFt1sefnrnt zna - - IA -,
Ak0U. 49, eJ sloAsA8b kxFuSlRF
tAA-N 80 - - NEss -
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TT'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
u A. nFALTD,
Published f,r the benefit, and As & CAUTION 10
ToUNg MEN ana others, who ssfier from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood &c, sup
plying a. the came time the Means Of Self-Cure.
By ore who La- cured hmself after undergoing
cousld-r7iie quackCry. ~ enclosing a postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may BE- had Of
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es9.,
doc2-3m Brooklyn, Kings CO., \ y.
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For Sale

The store and stock Of goods, p Cherry
street, near Union, can be bought on rea-
. sonsble terms. Inquire at the Store.
dsc22-tE
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just received a good assortment Of Camp
Chairs and Stools. We also have on hand q
large lot Of Burt & Terhune's Cavalry Boots,
which we viii sell OF present New York
prices.
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Coughs. Colds, Consumption
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, co.'s, CONSUMPTION
COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTION
COUGHS, co Us, 90 SUMPTION
rWAYN-'- COMPOUND sYRHP " Id CHERRY
SWAY st'S COMPOUND SGhUP WILD Cherry
sNAFNa'- COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sNaYNE's COMPOUND SYrUP WILD CHERRY
CURES All COMPLAINTS
CURES ALI COMPLAINTS
CORES ALI COMPLAINTS
ClNFs ALL COMPLAINS
OF THE TdaDAE BREAST AND LUNGS.
OF THE THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS.
OF THE IHHoRh 8EtA~T AND LUN-S.
OF THO nEDAI, bBEAS 4 A yD LUNGS.
20 r0Jtges fh0 la.i1t51 of the mucous memrrane
whie ] nee the a. passages, aud which gives SO
much distress, causing tcliIuE or rIslEg in the
throat promotes NpestD alton, loOsers tie tough
Inlt or ehCl c. % zap the els OF the throat and
luaEs t-us enabling tbe pa lent 70 breathe free "a
natural. To stimulates the power OF arg stiOn, and
haas performed many cures, when 10 ali human
yr00tl4ity ilcogd not he po<1 b ..
Prepares gu y ly Dr. SNAHNE s son No. $50
North s2lh So fhladeI ph a. sold by
W.J.N a. ~. SMITH, Druggists
Cor Church ana Vine sts.,
Sept 1f5at, u eism Nashville.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRss Is the first 70 introduce this
ncg style Of Pictures. Every body that
zee them are delighted with them.
Gail at The Gallery of the Cumber-
land and Judge for yourself ol4H
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Our Inducements TO lgents and
Clubs.

To those agents no take Their commsz-n in
Books and Gi. T. the following commission Will he
allowed:
To any person forwarding Y Clubs Of 10 Books, 5
Clubs Of q Books, OF CLUBS Of 81 Books each, a
silver Watch-cyhnder escapement-worth Sl2
To any person forwarding 20 Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
Clubs O. q Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch, patent lever, hunting case, worth So
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
be entitled 70.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gift until the required numbers Of Clubs CON-
peted, when they will be forwarded to US as Vouch-
eFs.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, nc allowance will be made extra COuIInis-
5ioD
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DR.. KINGS
LIS p ems ary
FoR
PRIVATE DBhAShS.

,FFs----Ss, DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK., toI
49,. last four years Of Louisville, Ky, VINO
has devoted his attention 10 the treatment Of pr
ysse d5sea5es for 30 years, dRUters himself having
attended 70 a practice for many years, and cured
many thousands ne Is enabled 70 al diseases
OF private nature, matter how bss they msy be
Go.l nj dicOus medical treatment, Or from neglect
OF their own Or. Kings Dlspsnssry Is No %
Dsaderck street, between Cherry Rnd the Square
second story, where ne cures all diseases Of pri-
Vste nsture.
GOnOrrhCsa cured without naUseous medicines or
interference with business.
BtrctHree Of old or recent dste efiectnaliy cured
In feg days, by an operation which causes no
pam Where q structure exists health cannot ~
enjoyed. PeFhEps 10 dlsease causes more mischief
and undermines Vhe health 90 much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases Of the ea1n, grow.
ng out Of negisct or bad treatment, Gao b. sfeou-
ally cured in = few days.
SEMIEAL ADMINISTRATIONS attention having
been gwen to tins disease and all the conseqG
growing out Of il, brought on IN many cases by the
destructive habits Of ncOnsidsraie youth, and ex-
cessiye indulgence OF tie passions q neglect q
Thlch viii undermine the constitution, rendering
The subject unfit tor EUsEs5s or society, and caus
ing premature old age.
Femaies who may BE labOung with any difBculty
o. the Womb rnsy rest assured o. immediate re-
iisL
Persons residing abroad, By gut,ng and stating
their case with lee enclosed, direct TO DR.. A. King
No. % DesdeTck street, Nashville, Tenn, VII hFYe
the necessary medicines sent W their address.
Office hcLTs fron oeloak 70 TIE morning Until
the ~ Fing aDrT-'6Ely
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0uartermaster's Vouchers.

NELSON a MURFREE are prepared to pur'
chass QuSrterm6ster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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Speciality.
Church Straet L,ots

MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED FEgT FRONT
vi o. ETound on Church street, midway bstEeeH
ths ChsttsnOoga Depot end the Psniteutafy, cen re
leased fOr three year, IN lots ~ rom lea y thirty
feet esrh Apply ~
decs-zs NELSON a AURFREE.
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BLooDt BLooDi BLOOD
HELMBoLDs ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion fos Dsseases or e 3yphlse o. -
ture sno in 5ectlOu 10 a sesse- Of ila uunsry
Ofgsnz. Arising from nafats o. ii-a lEsu ti-.li ~
conueclou EIfh TIE Erlrlcts bUcEu Eni 5aFzs.e.-
Fila, in sch diseaes- roCoulillsuset-
ETideace ~ tns most raas5aoasihla and raltalia
character sill aoc0Elplay ths usslc.nss.
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Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY or TIE COR
sER OF CHAT AND CEDAK srREETs NASHVILLE.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Dis
ID trict Court Of the United States for the Middle
District Of tennessee, rendered sl the Oct Term,
1854 in the cause Of IRE o. > Uerats the estate and
property, money, stocks and credits % John B.
Johnson, and Writ Of Fendiiioui ExpODas 70 me
issued and directed, I will offer i0r sale, on the
premises, 70 the highest bidder for cash, on
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DR.. STRICKLAND'S
MeIIihuOuS
COUGH BALSAM

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATi
" Asthma and Consumption. il u only heess
sary for any one troubled with thee complaints Il
~ one bottle 81
lStTieklanfS MelEyq,i Cough BalsaR
convince them that Il h the best preparation eve
used. Is not only cures the above Affections Of the
Throat and LUnass, bgi It cures Night sWests snG
5pittng Of Hood, and = 81 excellent gArgis ioi
say KIND Of sore Throat u j. pleasant % lake and
safe medicine for mats. Proe 81 cents Fer bot
For sale " Druggists generally
Sold IA Nashville, tennessee, b Forbes Ste
phens, JEuney a Co, .. w. fHendersbotf a Co.,
sseuloytle 4 Co., Rnd II. W. HaslocE.
neFAi Uepot, Kat Fourth-strsst, Csucin1s
a. EQIsa
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Day and Evening Sessions.

COuKsE or STUpY, mOst complete
sYaFsN OF INSTRUCTION., THOE0UeH and
BUsINEss-LIKE, (in the proper aceeptstion
OF these terms
Daily Session throughout the year.
rThE Principal an experienced Book
keeper.
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SCOTT, KEEN & CO.,
decl-im South side Public Square.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort Of Com
mercIal transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad be negohEted and faithfully attended 70.
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new and elegant design Of Family Bibles, ar.
ranged for -ixieen Iikens hes.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
on application.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

AsTgDorE FOR PoIsoN. N.-Dr. ] Edmonds
prominent London phYsicisn writes as FOL.
lows to the London Tmes: II enclose a
simple. safe and accessible prescription for
the whole range Of acid and corrosive poi
sons, which II promptly used. will almost
invariably save life. Mix two ounces of
powdered chalk or msgnesia, or one ounce
OF washing soda, with pint Of milk and
swallow at one draught, then tickle the back
OF the tbroat with feather or 6uger so as
70 produre vomiting. Afterwards drink
freely OF hot milk and, water and repeat the
vomiting so as to thoroughly wash cut the
stomach, Any qusntities Of chalk or mag
ness may be taken with safety, but sodu
10 large quantities is irjurious may ado
that the narcotics being excepted, mill
alone is an sntidote for almost all the pois
ons and especially il followed by yomit
ing
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hove in a Railroad Car.

We have beurd oflove in a cottage, love |
by The sea, shore, love by me Lake Michi-
gan frsas Philbrook, and love under diff !
cuIties, but never until the other day did
we witness love in railway car. "Com.
ing in" on the cars Of Que of the railways
centering in this city, we in company with
afriend, sat ccnversing as the train drew
up at q way station. Before We were
seain under way, young lady and gentle
man. evidently of the rural pnrsuaaiou cn-
tered and took seat directly iu front of u.s.
Being great aduoirer of females, we
stole a glance at the young lady, and were
recompensed by beholding very lovely
young miss, with black hair and black eyes
the latter appearing as if Cupid the god
of Love, had rented the premises and seem
ed determined to dispute the sway of man.
Her companioulwas . rare specimen of the
genus homo. attired in new suit of store
elothes, and looked as gay as O peacock.
The frst thing be did after seating him.
self was to epcircle the neck of his compan-
ion with bis left arm, while bis right hand
lovingly grasped her soft and delicate left
Not being used to such scene, (being un-
married, } we kept our neither eye open and
noted down the proceedings in our mind.
Glars,s began the passionate lover,
"ain't this nice: l swow it's better than
riding in the old wagon"
ayes. Josh.,;: feebly articula.ed Clara,
"But don. hug me so. the folks are look
ing OF u.s."
"Well, let them look,u returned Josh
Guess they would lire TO be in my place
= tWe for one, did most heartily envy his
ssitusticp r. We VA - w. 5'b
- J" Yes. but. JOSH, you know that they
will laugh at u.s. meekly rejoiued his COM
panion. aa4 = y .Hs.l
"Let them laugh" exclaimed The irate
lover. Don't love you. and don't you
love me, and ain't we going to get married
to morrow
Josh at tBis moment appeared af If
!, brilliant idea had struck him, for he snd.
denly bent over and kissed his fair compan.
ion square on the mouth. ~
"There," said he exultingly, "aiu't that
ucie : 'lYou don't alters get them Sort
Then turning TO the occupants of the car,
be exclaimed: Strangers, me and this
young woman have come down from the
country to get married--she is nice gal
and fm going to do the right thing by
her,
During the delivery Of the concfse speech,
CIars's face was suffused with bushes,
noticing which her ardent lover remarked,
tdont get so ALFRED red about the gills;
Clara. You know that we are going to
be married, and what's the use to fuster
upr 1
This last speech settled the business of
the passengers They gave one shout. and
relieved their bodies Of charge OF laugh
ter which had almost straDgled them
When the train arrived at the depot in
this city, We vacated the car, leaving the
happy couple as If the future donated moth.
ing but sunshine and pleasure. and such we
trust II may prove.-Mauaukee Press.
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U. S. IO-4O Bonds.

These Bones Issued under the Act of Congress of
March sth 1864, which provides that Bonds
this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by under
any sta municipal authority Subscriptions to these
Bonds received United notes or notes of
al Banks They are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the
pleasure OF the Government at any period not less than te
aM Jrfy years their date and until their re-
demption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAIDIN
COIN on Bonds Of not over hundred dol snuusy and
all other Bonds emannuay The interest Is pay se on
the 6rst days of March and September In each year
Subscribers win receive either Registered or Coupon Bond
they may prefer Registered Bonds are recorded on h
books Of the U s. Treasurer and transferred ON only
the owners order Coupon Bonds payable to bearer
are more convenient for commercial
ss-cribe to this loan viii have the option of having
Bonds from March st by paying the ac
crued interest in coin(sr in Cned States notes. or the
notes Of National Banks adding fifty per cent for premiu
receive them drawing interest from tie date subscription
and deposits. As these Bonds
Exempt fiom Municipal or State Taxation,
Is increased from one to three per cent per an
according the OF tax evies various parts
| the country. arlf .a
Al tho pressn, rate Of premium gold they pay
Over Eight per cent. Interest.
temporary Investment
is believed that no oseeuries os.r 20 great
to lenders the descriptions o. s. Bonds In all
other forms Of Indebtedness the faith ability Of private
parties or stock companies separate communities only is
pledged Tor payment while the debts United States
whole property oths sorny holder 70 secure the
@snt Of both principal Sad interest in coin. ~
These Bonds may be subscribed IN sum. from $50 up to
"Agnase on the same terms and thus made equally
ayaiaSls TO ths smallest lender sud Ne largest ,aDa
hy s-n Be converted into money at any mouept and The
holder will have the bsns6t Of The interest
may be useful to state In this connection th., t
Funded Debt oftbe United States on which interest !,
in gold the 30 day Of March, 1854 was s7es ses ooo
interest on this debt M the coming fiscal year win b A,
ss7126 while the customs in gold sor ts ea,
hsca yeAi, ending june 5oh 1884, has been 20 ar Al m
rats ofovsr sloo, 100000 per anuum.
twill be Nat the present gold revenue. Of IN
oserument largely 10 OF the wants Of the Trsar
for ths payment Of gold interest while the recent Increase
the taw doubtless the annual om eu.ts
the amount Of nporations SIS 900 900 per an
mum Iuspotio 10 the N1iioszi Banks acting as oa,
mot Issued eu the United Treasury until
'h % bat 10 The hst three weeks OF April the subsdp
tions averaged moistAAs ZEN hILLIoNs A wEEE.
Subscriptions win be rsceivsd By the Frt Satonsi Ban
o. c's'sland o. ssuoad Ss,ionA Bank Of Cleveland o.
,1TaBd'by ell National Banks
vbh are deposi.nss o. Psse suousy, and ALI REsPEcrA
Bile RANKS AND BAkKxRs throughout the eountry
<sstss ssss Of tho N.touai Depositoy Bsnks1 viii
darnl<b further infasasisa application aud s5lem
sss AEToRpEyERr FACILITY TO suBscEBEns