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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
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NEW ORLEANS. LA,
HAs ARRIVED IN CHICAGO. AND PER
/ M.sISrLr located office at
So RA nULPH RECT,
Between State and Dearborn ia.
CHICAGO, ILL.
For the speedy cure Of old Chronic, Mercurial.
:, rhaitic and al private diseases without mer
cafg or ether poisonous or noxiuus drugs.
SYPHILIS. Primary. Secondary. and Tertiary
ia its most hideeus forms, speedily ersdicated
from the system.
GONORRIHA cured in from one to three days
STRUCTURES cured wi.kcr. pain or bougies.
GLEET. no mater hnw long standing, cured in
from seven 10 fourteen day.
SPERMAToKKiIEA Involuntary emissions
brought ~ self abuse. excess. or .ntaited her
idiiarily. causing Toss OF memory i'neeci'tv, and
i,npote,ry with all lis depiarahir tram Of Symp-
t.,,.s treated ard rnhics,l. sf.rcf BIZ nea AVID
iafa'lble method. This system is the same Is Is
,lsnd il Dr. James Ncw Orleans Lock Hospital
| Tor the las. thirteen Years. aud which has met
T; With such greet success
| SYMPTOMS Ringing in the ears. di.nness of
| vision aversion TO society love OF solitude, cos
| ,iy ness, wan, Of vital mower, and oihe. svnp-
! toms. no, necessary her. tp,aenton. Apply I'M
rn.,iiateis .n. save yourself isem the conccqacn-
| Ger cf t'ie-e horrible syi.ptoi4is.
uise.sr. ppc,,iiar 10 f,p.ale. treated will, tie
hannir,t ye.ui,s. llr. lame, i tA- ac.uoyleds-
| ell chief il this capac..y.
Ilvdro'ts ara a.l@'.ele cifectnailr cured.
Synrijfs tta tnn.t horrible anf ifihl.. peisoy,
.slf,,.t3v cured md ernd,r,-ed from ~, stem
without mercury gdilaeot;-,i ;r,.u sas;.t,ar.
lila. SYPHILIS prlniar. cured Ia two iainne,-
TIE !a.invn,g = hut one OF TIE many testifio-
ni,Is winch lir ,ne. ho. had a,,l Il tiI reeeiv.
iay. 1ie letter published below i, i, III Vii.
sg, Of tts,,rp r., from. lir lame IN answer
~ liter cf iu,i,,iyy ccn,,r,.il,s- Dr Ja,,as for
me, ~ Of N.w t,ti.ins ard ana ~ q; EanfuI.l
.treet. Cliearo. Illinois. DR. Wilson vi. aware
that Jordan knew D. llr Ia,nrs which Induced
~. wilson t. make the laauiry pr ! n i,r.
dan M. ,,lv..iai, to IL. IN .i,;ti c,.ler. ito,
! pfai aurid, The summer Of - - and was Pro.
ie->or of IL, Tiaeor, aaa Practice of NJ cdieln,
ana OF Materia 81 tiie: ia The American Medical
Ir.t.tat. az Louisville ~ a. iSfs4 49,. Or
lrrti;r * NIX rrg,tic y, ,in.;.,,,sti IIare i
the letter re,errp.l 70. fead q.
| sinrinnati. o.. July iii. lse3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09

A gentleman named Sloan, and two la
dies and a child, while crossing the railroad
track near Honeye Falls, N. T., in car
rage, where struck by train, and two OF
them immediate killed, while the other two
were seriously injured and are not expect
ed to live
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
ICE

WE, THE UNDERSlGxED, ICE DEALERS.
w have agreed IT, scil ICE during the yeas gs
1864. 1t the following rates:
s n per day, 81. SO per mouth
II ID do s2eo do
Butchers and Hotels, 40 cents PR cwt: #@@
Saloons using 100 D per week. 5sc per ewt |:
Over do do &c do
Les. the. DO d q. edoEso 9sa
Y + \, - SSAH95scsr II FL sk 3 xx;f3s.snasi,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09

Retains its dark lus;rc il renewed at intervals to
the close of Life. Peerless ansng Thousands OF
preparations, that promise much and performs
nothing, stands Cristadoro's hair Prcseryatre.
valuable adjunct TO the dye. in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfec; healtl. of the
hair, and CT ITSELF when used alone-a safeguard
that protects the fbres from decay under all cir
Gums iances and under all chimes. Manufactured
by y. Christadoro. No. Astor House New York,
Kept by all druggists. junel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09

1,HERoKEE REMEDY, THE GREAT md.
~ AN nlUKETfC, cures all disease, .. The mi
nary organs snct a. Inc"ntnerioe ol HI. / rine
in6arn.n:,son of the Bladder Inflammation &c ~
Kidney. S.'nc in The Bladder. Structure, ,lravel
Gnnotihea Gleet aud Is special, r.en,.,c-lei
IN those cases Of Flnor Ai',us. or Whit. - a.
males whore al the old nauseous l,e,t,clues have
fai'c.l
- 1t j. prepared in highly concentrated
.aria. I'll. dose only hrirg from nu. ID twn ,e,.
specnsiu THREE times per dav
~ ], j, diuietic aud alera;iro ~ 4. ,c,;o,
pnrit wing and c'rnnsiuy the blood tauS,r. i i,
iio~ IN I'll Of is original purity and iyar thus
ferao'l ing rom the system all pcracious cans.s
which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION i ipf..dcl as j,
ally assistant 10 the cHEIohtE REMEDY
| and should b. nscd in conjunction With thai mod
icine IN all cases OF Gle"t, Gonnrrfca. Fiuor Al
bus or Whites Its Elects are h"alirf- scott iry
and demuceni: renewing all scHdng heat and
pain. instcad 81 the burning and alisasf rnenau
rabi" pam that is experienced with aa.i, all tho
cheap guack injections.
4. Bv II. nsr 4 the CHEROKEE REMEDY
and CHEROKEE INJECTION ~. two med
c'ae~ ~ The eane time al imprcp.r di.rharc.s
| ar removed and the weakened ora,a,s ,peed,ly
RESTORES 70 full igor and strength
:, Prize. CHEROKEE REMEDY p per bot.
tie. or three bottles for -
- Prize. cikRokEE INJECTION, s? rer
bottle. or three bottles for b
sent ~ Express to any address ~ recent
Of price.
FOR full particulars, get our pa,ruh!"t Il om
~ n!ug store IN The conurv or writ ~ and :,
VIII mail. nee, 20 any address !. tnll treatise
All such orders nitist be sent ~ L. 4 COOK
lineage. our General Agent TOR the West
sold n Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH FrI-
LEX wholesale Druggists, and b, al Druggists
everywhere"
e \. COOK. Chicago General Afor, for the
Sm,, = Illinois, irwa, Wisconsin. Michigan
aud lnaaus
DR. W.. u. MERWBN & CO..
Sole EsrOprlCtors.
/ NJ 4 -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN,

Horss .SaoeS & D.'rincry .slrg6on.
- ONE MOOR WEST Or CORNER -
YIN of ID and Rock Island streets. II Il
SW wishes 10 inform the citizens otA "
OF Davenport and Scott County generally. that
ne has permanently located himself in this city
where ne i, prepared TO shoe horses on the scicn-
tifc principles. Afte. twenty .ears study and
practice on the anatomy Of the foot, Of which
fine he has spent eleven wears under the super
intend. nee ofthe best Netrinarians in Europe, ho
wishes to say tina, he will give satisfaction to all
persons having horses laboring under the disease
Of corns or constructions. commonly called
though bound, interfering. over aching quar-
ter cracks. sand crack spraiiis. spsyIns. sprains
of the corns, founders. ring bones. for all Of
which he warrants perfect cure if durable -
The greater par, Of these diseases are caused BIZ
sl,oeing or want Of proper treatment. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
Great H'ir.> .si Saratoga.


An extensive conllagration occurred at
Saratoga on the Fourth burning half a
block OF buildings, including the Water
Cure establishment. and involving Il los, eli
over S';o,nOe. 1t appears that while the
gie~ss OF the watercurc, most of whom are
invallls, were AT dinner, and just IS the
toas' al the Anniversary Of our lndcpeli-
denre' had been given. the curtains III one
Of the upper rooms CAUGHT fire from some
crackers which a chi'l was amusing il self
with rp stars Within very few no
ncnt~ the lire spread from room 10 rooni.
and the whole upper part Of tic building
was III flames \ scene IF the utmost con
ili,io.i too. piece among the guests, vino
hurried o'.t pcli nell, as qui ky a, posi-
be. The fire alalm was sounded. bat only
two od hani-engncS We're in town, tie
'hri Engineer having gone away With the
b st one to compete i'll irving lis powers -
The water a-o was low. and little could BE
don" % arrest the sprtaa;m. OF Tie flames
The helpless patients were ail saved il, a
party Of NeNel orkerS, sporting Gentlemen
"i clean; leisure" hut who, with great
presence OF mind. calmly but rapidly went
through the smoke inio every apartment
and carried out every man, woman and
child. At two O'Clock, half an hour after
The breaking cut OF the fire, the water-cure
establishment was in vast sheet of fame
The buildings adjacent io the east side were
pulled down, thus preventing the fire from
reaching Mon Hail. on the opposite cor
ner, the roof Of which had Two or three
times caught fire. but had been rs quickly
eNinguished. After about three hours
h, I,
the help Of some engines that arrived from
Ballston. The buildings destroyed were
the Mater-cnre, occupying about half
block. owned by DR.. Bcrdoiha; Mrs.
Browns boarding house, in the lower part
OF which were a .lewc.ry store kept tv Jas.
ljoyt; and shirt and a collar factory, a
millinery store by Madam Dusseldorf. and
some other buildings were more or less
damaged. No hotels were burned. The
water-cure was insured for SIS 900.
Pile on the Taxes. The New York Times
Lincoln organ. calls for more taxes 1t saws
qce mist tar more hearty although in 1864
the p ople will be called upon to pay:
- Federal Taxes.
State Taxes
- County Taxes
- Borough and Township Taxes.
s-ss@s rhool Taxes.
- Bounty Taxes.
- Conscription Taxes.
rF~ Militia Taxes.
s-Special Taxes.
s-License Taxes.
,y~ Road Taxes.
rsy~Poor Taxes.
- iternal Taxes.
- Income Taxes and a heavy additional
taxation for everything they drink and wear
IN the ocauty Of efkecping Lincoln i'll power.
A NAN adtertises in the New Rochelle
Pioneer. that, whereas. certain girl had
agreed to marry him, but now keeps out of
his sight AMI avoids him; therefore. if she
does not come to his cabin within four days.
he shall consider the bargain broke aud
hold her for all damages.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
An Imperial Crown


: mere banble. bu the c~ora Ct s.avty. cor
erred on The head which has neglected TO en-
cish, or tune has robbed of its native hue, by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
The uutI.0rizcd amount Of this lo
First National Bank,
DAVENPORT. IOWA,
And by all National Banks

which are dero it;pes Of public money. and al
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
,hrourhor. ,To couatry, tartint As agent, for tbs.
N#tionai Depositary hanks, viii furnish fuf:i,er
Information ~ application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUESCRl
BEhs. jaac9- d&".w
niSEA-FS OF THE NERVOUS, SEulNALs
iCtWlN AIRY, ASn sEX'Ai. sY srggs--new and re-
liable treatment in Reports CT the HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS sent b. ,.lai! il ,vrlei letter
yelopcs free Of charge. address, Dr. J. RkIl.-
lin NoJGiiTcN. Howard Association No g
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. pa. apidwly
~ Ncs.sU1. Debility. Sentinel
Weakncss etc. cqs IL errsei by une who has real
" Cared himself and hundreds Of others, and VIII
IN YOU nothing buf Tie truth. Address, with
stamp. EDWARD II. TkANER.
me- .f-dSwly lnck Box Boston. Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
Greceries, Flour l. Feed Store

YTNiE I NpEI:SIGNED nESttC FULLY IN
/ rpev~ tie citizens ci s-c"ft ani slj1inng
Counties that lie u III const mi, keep l., his NrN
sstpic. Of Second ard sect; Streets good
ass"rtii III; at Gf"c ,ics. Flour and Feed, uhici.
he will always sell At the lowest market price
Highest price paid for farm prod, &c. Goods
delivered free Of charge in city mits
Oct. la-dAwlv SAN'L {. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
No sccmrisics Offer 80 great an'


s-s.sac~ on hc.. intsrss' iata'ir IN gold, on
tha Il ,'ay Il Narfh ". was 49, 80 s'gn. lb''
:nterfs, o.i t,.i- deli ior iae coming t-ca sri'
wili DC 81 - Ia. while tie customs revenue N
.,'l yr ~. eI-feit fiscal rar. ~; Eng JAM h,
81 Las been tar at the ratio Il over ~" 49,
arp ,sor annu.u Ms amount largely in EXCESS d
tn want, .. III TREASURY .cg Tie payment of gold
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
NtirN!Ar 2.t"HtioN palN ~ tAe
TsYs0lcSe1le .HssSisscSS.

| hnv on he raost advantageous terms and sell
low Call and examine. All order, prc!nn'lr
attended to- nlvIl-dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09


For "a. q. iart Ni :'i.te,
II. WALLACE. - Nu-ea lnr county.
For State Trea-as5r,
JOHN D. la -Ii, 81 Henry o..,Hs'y-
f.. Attorney o"weaa.
CuAS. II. d IND>a jackson county.
Foe l,d,er Of State,
&C. UEND gESHuIT. Of Iowa eonn'f
For Register Of state l.aai Ire,
: n \. HoLBRC9g of a"sena c"sn'v
For Jude Of the Supreme Cont,
THIS MdtN -. -. .AHaiac Quay.
parsfbg... :, s.lge-eas- A. LA.,ct
JraG Mite i,l Of ip'in-on county
4 NJ Prest N. II i.sli coaniy.
rr-rP.r- ri.croRs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
A GALLANT FEMALE SOLDIER-RO-
MANTIC HISTORY.

Doctor Mary (. Walker, who is well known
to many of our citizens, writes US from Chatta-
noOga an account Of q singular case OF female
martial spirit and patriotic devotion to the flag
Frances UoOkers parents died when she was
Only three years old, and lett her, with a brother,
in Chicago, Illinois. Soon after the war com
renced she aud her brother enlisted 10 the
5 1ty fifth Home Guards" Frances assuming
the name of Frank Miller" She served three
months and was mustered out, without the
slightest suspicion Of her sex having arisen. She
then enlisted in the Ninetieth Illinois, aud was
taken prisoner in battle near Chattanooga
She attempted 10 escape aud was shot through
the cali OF one OF her limbs, while said limbs
we're doing their duty in the attempt The reb
els searched her person for papers aud discov>
cred ber sex. The rascals respected her a. a
woman and gave her separate room while il
prison at Atlanta. Georgia
During her captivity she received a letter
irOm JEFF. Davis, Offering her Lieuteuant's com
mission II she would enlist IN their army. She
had 10 home and DO relatives bat she said she
preferred to be private rather than be honored
with commission from the Rebs About two
weeks ago she vas exchanged. The insurgents
tried 70 eItorI from her promise that she
wonld 20 home aud not enter the service again.
" Go home." she said; my only brother was
killed at Pttsbnrg Llndng and have 10 home
no ffiendsl"
Dr.. Walker d scribes Frank az abOu, medium
height, with dark, hazel eyes, dark brown hair,
rounded features aud feminine voice and ap-
gearance. Dr.. w. is well verset in human na-
iGre as well a. anatomy and she believes that
justice to the young woman ia question re-
quires thst she should be commissioned Lieu
tenant in the army. The Doctor also argues
that Congress should assign women to duty in
the army, with compensation, as well as coored
men, aVerrng that patriotism has no sex
Whether the President will commission Mis-.
Hook as Lieutenant, or Congress will draft
Mrs. Walkers countrywomen into the service
we know nor, but we are certain that the Dr.
is thoroughly in earnest, and that the story o.
her new protege i Al Interesting one.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
COPPERHEAD HILLS,
f'O" h' 'seff"gsgrore tPa) Times d
Democratic. Woodrard. VaRandicham. Ne
C!silaH paper, Of December "a, 1868.
PRKsInENr LINCOLN

From the beginning OF Mr.. Lncoln's admins
tration, we were well satisfied, that. instead of
being an honest man, as he has be-n so exten.
siVeiy reputed, he was ore Of the most dsrcDfir,
cold FLOODED, unfe,ling aud Jassst me-, thst ever
assumed the reins OF government. In Nc. Lin.
coins person are EN- iodied all the elements es-
sential to make foolish monarch and a s,nss.
less tyrdEt An unfortunate series Of circum
stances eombinnd to force Rim into a position
where his mind found the food his nature craved
blood and victims. he WAS thrown into A Geld
OF action where the restraints Ci las could nor
curb his mean nature nor his vain ambition.
Opportunities no cannot resist, and these in.
duiged st further cultivate his spirit Of reve,tce
and still further harden his obdurate heart The
very position winch be occupies, aud which
should have exalted almost any respectable, or
binary man, only assisted ~ bringing out ia bold
relief the contemplate mednness Of the man He
Is bloody rRonster. He he is kelFs Pandora
Dor brought to earth and reoDened tor tho Ass
truction OF this foolish people who hug him 10
their bosoms until, Ike an Egyptian adder, he
slings them to death. By his elevation 10 now
er, every mean principle in The mans COMPOST.
ton has been brought out and famed into a
blaze OF obstruction. lie IS a liar. Il fbief n
rob5eT, a trigd'ad, pirate, a perjarer.
TRAITOR, coicaTd Ghypocrlte, cheat, a f5iek-
ester, a ulHrdsrer, a tyrsnt an us,m,tigatel
sounded and an inrernai fool L. less than
one year, he has, by the force Of circumstances.
certainly not by biz wisdom become absolute
monarch over race Of imbeciles, Who, because
they deserve 1t, have become wiling slaves aud
vassals. There is nov 10 monarch on earth that
practices tyranny with much impunity as dos
Abraham Lincoln. He il an absolute monarch.
II be had spark OF true and genuine humanity
within himself, the dignity of his position would
cause him TO rise to the level OF man.
He commenced the present var, with dishonest
motives; he has carried it On, under false pre-
tences; and in the end he will 80 eTectnaIlv
cheat the people out Of their liberties that they
cannot recover them unless through BLOODY rev.
olution. Il is our -olsmn and deliberate opiu-
ion that notka worse aud more dangerous mar
could have been found in tie whole counrrv n
hll the high position be does lie entertsins Ia
love Of freedom except for the negro and him
self; be has no rcspect for law eIcept higher
or arbitrary law; and be has 10 more knosl-
edge or true conception of the theory Of our
government than a mule has Of mathematics"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
(PUBLIo-No. l4l

An ACT 20 sIthJfZs the app ointment o. warden o.
the jail Il the District d Columbia.
BE Il saaced By the Senate aud H5tseef Representatives
of the linked Si1tsg y AReTses Conyrsss ansnbiea
That tie President Of the United States eha appoint
by and with advice consent of The senate
suitable person warden Of tie M 10 tbs District Il
COignba who shall hold his Office for the term of four
years and who shall receive la salary u sixteen
hundred dollars which shai Include al fees anu emolu
meuts And said warden shall annually, in the mont
of November, make detailed report 10 the Secretary
the eInt-riOr.
sec. ? And be Il further enacted. That The sai1
warden shall have the exclusive supervision and control
of the ~ IN said District and be accountable for the sae
Keeping VI ali tho prisoners legally committed thereto
and shall have al the power and discharge all the duties
heretofore legally exercised and discharged said
and the prisoners therein by the marshal Of The sRl
District.
sec J. And be I Jur.hsr enacted, That the warden Of
The penitensry the said District upon the order OF th
Interior shall transport all convctE sentenced 70 mprs
beyond the limits of said Dstricg the place
II confinement receiving therefor ths actual expenses
VI himself, guard, and of each convict. And n Of
absencser other disability Of said warden, lie
dent OF sad jail, having the custody Of said convc;s
shall upon order Aforesaid, transport them the
place Of confinement, receiving therefor the cOmpsnsA
zion af0res4i1.
sec. l. And Be I further enacted, That szid warden
shall before entering upon the duties OF the Office
the United bond for the faithful perfor
thousand dollars with sureties approved by some
Judge " the Supreme Court Of said District
Sec 5. md be Il further enacted, That all acts and
parts Of acts coming II conflict with the provisions OF
this act be and the Same ars hereby repealed
Approved February %. 1se4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
MARKED ARTICLES.

Some Of the marks whica arc fastened on the
blankets, shlrt-. etc, sent 10 the Sanitary Com.
mission fer the soldiers, shoN the thought and
feeling AZ home. Thus on a home-spun blank.
et, but washed - clean - STOW, vas pinncd
bi, OF paper which sail: "This blanket was
carried by Milg Adrich-who i uinetv-three
years oid-do~n bin aud UP hiil, one and a half
miles 70 BE- gives 20 soma soldier"
On bedqlit Wss pinned card, saying:-
NJ son j. in the amy. Whoever Is made
warm by this quit, which have worked on for
SIX days and most all OF SIX nights. let him re-
member his Own mOihers love-
On another blanket vas this: This blat ket
was used by soldier in the war Of IsI2-msy
it keep some soldier warm in this war against
traitors"
On pillow was written: "This pillow be-
lOnged to my little boy, who died resting on il :;
it Is precious treasure 10 me, but give it for
the soldiers"
On pair Of WOODEN socks was written -
"These stockings were knit by little girl FIVE
years old, and she is going to knit some more.
for mother says it will help some poor soldiers "
On box OF beautiful lint was this mark -
" Made ia a sick rosm. where the sunlight has
not entered Tor nine yea--, but where God has
entered, aud where tSo SONS have bid their
mother goodbye, ss they have gone out to the
war"
On bundle containing bandages was written
This is poor gift, buJ it is all had. have
given my husband and mF boy, and only wish
had more 10 give, but l haven't.
Oa -ome eye-shades we're marked made
by who l. blind. Oh, how long to see the
dear old hig hat you are all fighting under. D."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
[PrRuc-No. Isl

provide ways and means FOR the support Of the Gov
srnment,' approved March third, eighteen hundred
and sixty three.
Be is enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United Stass Of Arasrloa C0r9TssS asssnlbsa
That IN lieu Of much OF the loan authorized by the
act OF March third eighteen hundred sixty three
which this supplementary, the Secretary OF the
Treasury authorized 20 borrow from time time
tbs credit Of the United states exceeding hun
dred millions Of dollars during She fiscal year
aud prepare and issue therefor coupon registered
bonds Of tie United States, bearing date March hrst
eighteen hundred and sixty four, any subsequent
period, redeenabe II the pleasure " the GOvernmsnt
After any period not less than I've years and payable
At any period than forty years from date,
coin and or such demon nations may be found
dent sss than 1fIy dollars, bearing interest not
exceeding per centum year, payable eonds not
one huudred dollars, annually, and ali other
bonds semi-annualy, in coin; and he may dispose OF
such bonds any time, such terms he may deem
mos. advisable for lawful money Of the United
or his dscrston for Treasury notes certificates OF
ndebte certificates Of deposit issued Ter any
act Of Congress and al bonds this act shall
be exempt from taxation by under State munic
pal authority And tbs Secretary Of the Treasury shall
pay the necessary expenses Of the preparation issue
aud disposal u sueh bonds oGt Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated, but the amount
So paid shall exceed one half Of per eentum OF
the amount Of the bonds issued and disposed or
SEC > And bs u further enacted, That The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury = hereby authorized issue &
persons who subscribed before the twenty-nrst
day OF January eighteen hundred and sixty four for
bouds reiecmable al er five years and payable twenty
years from date ana nave paid the Treasury the
amount OF their subscriptions tbs bonds by them re
spectVely subacribci for not exceeding eleven millions
Of dollars notwithstanding that such subscription may
be IN Of Ave hundred mons Of dollars and the
bonds issued shall have the force and effect a.
II issusI under the provisions Of the act 10 auth0rzs
the OF United States notes and for other purposes
approved February twenty sixth, eighteen hundred
sixty-twO.
Approved March 3, 1864.