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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06
NEW YORK, June %


A special dispatch to the Tribune dated at
the headquarters of the Army of the Poto-
mac, June &C. says the enemy are in very
strong force in front, exhibiting determi-
nation to resist every attempt of our men to
advance. The posse sson of the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad is of such vital impor-
lance to them, that only the most consum-
mate skill and bravery will be able to wrest
it from them.
The repulse of q remnant of a brigade on
Friday shows stubborn determination of the
enemy, and there is no doubt that ever since
they have strengthened that portion of their
lines with defenses and men.
The Worlds special, dated headquarters,
9th, says we have not got possession of the
Weldon and Petersburg road as yet, and as
matters stand now there IS no GROUND for say
ing we will have it Immediately. Our posi-
ton is such, however, as 10 prevent the enc
envy running any trains on that road. Gen.
Grant is making the enemy's position a warm
one.
The HeralFs Bermuda Hundred correspon-
dent of June 25th says: The situation of the
enemy to-day in relation to Gen. r. s. Fosters
position at Jones' Neck, is somewhat mena-
cling, though quite a reconnaissance resulted
in some picket firing. just now the gunboat
Hllachback opended on the enemy, who dis
covering them throwing up earthworks al
the head Of -Four Mile Creek. After several
rounds the enemy left.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06

ouilp saws the young lady who creates
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06
PROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. June "a.
The Chamber of Commerce and the board
of supervisors has reached no conclusions
with the Camanchee matter. The Golden
az. had not yet arrived, and much anxiety ia
falt concerning her bere
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06

special to the World says Rebel de-
serters continue to come into Buffers line
and report great decentralization among the
men and officers. Lee has sent two brigades
of cavalry and infantry TO operate against
Hunter. The endurance of the rebel troops
is giving way. Forced marches to defend
different points menaced by our cavalry have
broken down and used up large number of
men, and diseases of various kinds prevail to
fearful extent
1t is intimated that Lee has betHe 49,
600 aud 81, 600 sick on hand, whom he finds
impossible to remove beyond the scene of
of conflict, besides a population of 10000
dependant on him for food.
The Reralds City Point correspondence of
the 9th says Sheridan's loss in the recent
e ht was less than $50.
Generals Wilson and Kautz are expected TO
do great damage around Lynchburg- They
have not yet been heard from.
| The Heralfs 9th Corps correspondent OF
| the 26th, SAYS our loss in the rebel attack
| on Sunday night did not exceed SIX wounded.
| The rebel loss was severe as their skirmish
| line marched right against our breast works.
/ FROM CALIFORNIA.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06

g Tow HYER, the noted pugilist, is dead
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06
HEADouARTERs ARMY PorouAc. june :

The left wing swung around and took pos
session of the Weldon Railroad, four miles
from the city, without opposition.
1t is believed the enemy's lines have beer
contracted and force sent to drive bach
Hunter.
There are about 5000 sick and wounded a
City Point Hospitals.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06
COMPANY Z.
halea--Osear Burdick, II. A. Forsyth, W.

halea-Osear Burdick, II. A. Forsyth, W.
NJ. Powell, - Conant.
WOueded-Orderly Sergt. VIM. Howes,
breast; Sergt. Jas. Butcher, leg; Geo. w
Chinook, thumb; Corp. Gouldsbury, hand :;
H. Carlton, right arm amputated Thomas
Craigan, side, severely; J. Douglas, hand;
= Hillebert, leg; d. Hill, foot; E. w Jones'
nrck, severely; \. McPhail, hand; Thomas
Morgan, leg and hand severely; w. j. Os-
good, hip.
-Assing-J. Selleck, J. c. Coddington
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06

Kized-Sergt D. L. Cole, D. Mcleod, L.
Kussilkey; Chas. H. Gould, J. Bendrick.
Itouaded-Capt. F. T. Hobbs, arm /; Corp1
Louis Dohrman, foot; Fred. SIainger, calf ;
Chas. B. Foss, shoulder; Geo. Hoke, chin :;
Thos E. Thorpe, fingers; Peter .Clinkham-
mer, thigh; Levi Scoville, right thumb !;
Chris. Althouse, arm; Pat. Boyle, hand A.
B. Skinner, right shoulder; Luther Halsted,
leg; Thos. Long, leg, amputated; Louis NJ.
Ericsson, finger; - Leucterhand, leg =
Dean, -; NJ D. Gillett, thigh.
Vissing-C. NJ Peck, Geo. W. 0. Behling.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06

List of Killed, Wounded and Missing Of til
seth Wis Vols, June 18Th, 1854, IN tn
Charge at Petersburg, Ia.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-24
OBITUARY.

CARRIE OLIVA-cldest daughter Of Jessie and
Mary Ann Nacklin, was born November 18th, 4. II.
1916, died October 2Sth, A. u. lsGi.
Her remains were inferred the following Sabbath
Pleasant Hill Chapel Ccmetry, attended by u large
cOncourSe Of Relatives and friends
Funeral services by the Rev. VIM Mcdaniel.
Departed this life, Sc ptember Ilth, 1864, CLARA,
daughter Of William and Mary Crut, aged 4 years, 6
months and q days.
/ DiED-Nov. 10Th. 1894, IN her seth year, Mrs.
JULIA T., WHITNEY, wife Of Mr. William Whitney,
Lancaster, o.
| The deceased was sick hut few days, hut du-
ring this time suffered extremely. Yetwiih Christian
resignation she bore It all, and met DEATH the Kng
ofTcrrors," without the least fear In early life she
made full conservation Of herself to Christ; and
ever since she has honOred her profession with n
most devoted life. Among all who knew her there
was but one voice, "She is n true Chris'dR."
| She made conscience of everything. Duty al.
ways came first. To he member ofa church, with
her, meant something Hence faithfully did She dis
charge her duties to her church at Rll times.
| The body Of the deceased was taken TO Kecne,
Cosh0cton county, Ohio, where il inferred Sab
bath, Nov. 18th, to await the resurrection Of the
| Just"
discourse relative to her death, will he preached
at the Baptist Church, Columbus st, on Sabbath
morning next, Nov. 9th.
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THE JUBnEE.--"'sPLEN 'NPLAY."

The Jubilee of last Monday night,
over the election of President Lincoln
opened with grand torchlight pro-
cession several miles in length. Thou
sands of people bearing innumerablc
brilliant pine fiambeaus paraded the
streets, and tho city from one end to
the other, in every street, was one long
continuous splendid flame. The stars
hid their diminished heads in shame,
and the envious winds blew down
from the,wild and bitter North in in
cffectual attempts to cxtinguish the
blazing torches.
The above account is highly colorcd.
The fact is that, in consequence of the
windy night the torchlight procession
was not as successful as was anticipa-
tod. Sill there was fine display
until the pine torches were consumed.
The Court House was jammcd and
crammed with Union people, and half
tle crowd were compelled to remain
outside tor want of room. Notwith-
standing the wild night, several hund-
red perso ons from the country were in
attendance. Col. Connoll and John
Gataghty, ESQ., made congratulatory
speeches. Harry Conner was called
out, and made some characteristic re-
marks, in his inimitable style. Pro-
vost Marshal Drake made sensible
little speech in conclusion. John
Crooks sang a good Union song, and
everybody felt good-humorod, onthu-
siastic and promiscuous.
Honest Old Abo is re-olectcd, the
rebellion is giving way rapidly, Sher.
man has again drawn his sword and
is bringing it down across Georgia, the
Copperheads have been driven to
their holes, and the loyal people feel
good
The Lancaster Gazette can be had
for $500 per anhum, in advance.
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Administrators !aIe of Real
LSIatc
A VALUABLE FARM.

4 n pu's uance Of an order granted by tho Probate
AConr Fairfield county, Chic, will offer Tor sale
ut public auction on
HONDA Y, November 2Sth, A.D, 1864
at o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises, the following
described real estate situate in the county of Fairfield
and State Of Ohio, tO-wlt The South east quarter
section Five in township Twelve of Range Twenty
except twenty-five acres thereof heretofore sold by
William B Smith and wife to George Conrad, which
twenty-five acres are described by beginning at the
West IS rods thence North AZ l-lG rods thence
East 50 rods; thence South 47ll6 rods to the place
of beginning; the residue Of said quarter section
continuing ID iacrcs more or less.
This tract is the we'll known Homestead Farm o.
VIM. Is. smith, late of said county, deceased
TERMS One-third the purchase money IN hand
one-thrdin ono year and balance in two years witt
interest on deferred payments from day ofsale.
SAMUEL BARR,
Admir- Of W. b Smith, dec.
Huntcr& Daugherty, Atty's.
tltD~
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Notice in Partition,

MARIA Jane Whitcsell, Charles o. whitcseli, md
LVASarah NJ Whtesell, miners, of the county OF
Coles IN the State Of Illinois, Willard Franklin
Hedges, Willis Francis Hedges, and Ioannah Dcll
Hedges, minors, William Alvin Bets, minor, Ezra s.
iiannun, and Jane HannuIn, MARY Hamilton and
FRANKLIN Augustus Hamilton Bernhard Keefaher ElIy
Julian Sarah Julian widow of John Julian, deceAstd
and Rehecca Hamilton, widow 81 william Hamilton,
oi the county of Fairfield, Ohio, will take notice that
petition was 6led against tbehl on the 2ist day OF
september, lSG4 in the C1ur. Of Common PieoO
within and for the county of Fairfield, Ohio by Isaac
a Julian and is now pending wherein said Isaac A.
Julian demands partition &e bfthe following real cs-
tate to-wit Lying and being in the county Of Fair
held IN he State Of ohio, and known and distinguish.
ed by being part Of the North East quarter sec.
hon number twenty-slx t2e) III township number
twelve Q2l of Range number Twenty (2O) beginning At
the North East corner Of said quarter section thence
west forty chains and s<ty-two links to the North
Westcorner of said quarter; thence south twenty
nine chains to past; thence East forty chains and
seventy links to stone; thence North twenty -sighk
chains and sixty eight links TO the plaee OF begin.
ning-conialning One Hundred and SOvsn-
teen Acres and one quarter oG en- Acre Of
land more or less.
And that at the next term 0f said Conrt The said
Isaac Julian will apply for An eFeT that pavilion
may be made of said PROMISES and the doNer estate
Of the said Sarah Julian and Rebeera Hamiltoa be
assigned them. ISAAC A. JULIAN.
BY Martin / McNsilaadW p Crred,
Sept si-64-25-SUpEM His Attorneys,
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NoldIera, ranilles.

Special attention is called TO the adj
dress of the Military Committee which
will DO found in another column.
Committees have been appointed in
the different townships TO act during
the winter. Next Saturday has been
set apart by lhc Govcrno" as day q
jubilee and of contributions for the
benefit of the soldiers families.
We hope that next Saturday will be
only the first Of q series, and that an
organization will be effected in each
township by which the wants of all Tho
families of our defenders shall be sup
piled during the winter.
To their struggles and sacrifices We
are indebted for whatever We have tC
give. Surely those who arc dear tt
them, have right to a portion Of it.
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=. LadIep ChnTeh Fair.

The Ladies of st. Johns Episcopal
Church purpose holding Fair for the
benefit Of the Church, in the City Hall
on the evenings of the l4th, 18th and
18th of December. The evening o.
the 10th will be devoted exclusively
to Tdbledur Hiudnts and Music. Every
effort will be made to render the en-.
tertainmont sufficiently attractive tC
entitle it to the consideration of the
entirccomm unity.
By orlcr of the Executive Com
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A Ballad for the
Times.

lNskcd boy with fsxen hair
Whose ruby lips smile did wear,
Whence came thatsuit OF clothes so neat,
Did papa buy them on this street,
Dyes, he says in childish glee
I'll shoS yol wh're-jSst com, with me.
Then up walked he led they way,
Curing naught for his unfinished play.
Ills only wish, his Only thought,
TO show me where his clothes were bought,
At length he stopped at store,
With sign j. BLOCK On the door;
Saying here's where papa always goes;
Here's where he buys all my clothes.
looked-the goods that metmy view
Well kept, so clean, so entirely new
Filled me with wonder and surprise,
] could scarce believc.my eyes.
shch piles of goods ofevcry hue;
Clothing for men and chilli too
Suits for men both great and sman,
Short and broad lean, lank and tail
My mind was made, so in / WENT
aud bought the best suit of clothes .ve, M,
and got them cheap so came to the natural ecnelr
sion that this time my money was wen spent.
harRemenber the place, Tallmadse Block, oppo
site Reher RutS's sioro.
Nos3-tf j, tlI,OCES A1au.
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RendY-Made Clothing.

JAKE Block has just returned from
the East With the largest and best as
sortment of Ready Made Clothing
&c, &c, ever brought to this market
He thinks that he can sell goods at q
gold standard. Call and examine his
extensive stock. His stock of piet
goods, and his facilities for r,aking
them up to order cannot be.surpassed
in the city of Lancaster. 32-3m
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Road Notice.

NTotice is hereby given to all whom it may con.
~ cern, that Mt the next December Session Of the
Commissioners Of Fairfield county. Petition will
be presented for the Vacancy Of the following de-
scribed Road, to-wit: Commencing at the North
end of the road tkat runs South through section "a
in Liberty township, through the lands Of William
McClearv 10 the half section line ut the widow Kind
lers anil their terminate. For the following rea.
sons There has been a new road granted running
on the line between VIM. McCleary and VIM. p gh.
Noys-3w@ MANY PETITIONERS.
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n|Thc Ladies Aid Society con-
nectod, with the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in this place will hold its first
meeting for the season, this evening
in the basement of tho church, to
which all their friends are cordially
invited. q 4. ra
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R|"1 have disposed of my entire
stock of Dry Goods and Shoes to
Messrs. Black & Coles, and would so,
licit for them continuance Of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on
me.
They purpose keeping up full
stock and will make it the interest oI
any wanting Goods, to call before buy.
ing. ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, Nov. Is, 1864.
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We call the special attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of Black
& Coles, They have large stock Of
Dry Goods and Shoes on hand, fresh
from the East, and wo bespeal1 for
them a liberal share of public pat
ronagc. Give them a call.
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LOST-On Saturday Evening last,
between the residence of Geo. Carter
and the Post-ofiee, either on Colum-
bus or Main street, Black Lace Veil.
The finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing the same at the residence of Mr..
Carter or at his Office.
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LAScAsTER mAnKEr.
MAmRsED.

On the 21st of October, 1864, by
Rev. z. G. Bcnadum, MITCHELL
MORRIS and Mrs. SOPHIA BOW
MAN, all Of this county.
At the Tallmadgo House in this
city, Nov 22d 1864, By Rev. T. IL.
Phillips, Mr.. NATHAN NIsLEY and
Miss. SARAH J. ANDREWS, both of Mill
ersport, Fairfield county Ohio.
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IS 1T so.

That you want a good suit of clothes'
Then call at RIslNG's and select your
Cloths or Cassimeres;. leave your
measures and he will get you up a first
class suit,!at prices that will prove sat
isfatory, Trout & Donavan are all
ways ready to give entire satisfaction.
.. -rr;.,,o,,. P,,RISING.
Oct. att. N'' ''t I'5tf ~ I.
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Clothing ! Clothing /!

Those in want Of Clothing, Ready.
Made, or made to order, will do well
} to leave their measures at L. LEWIS
Store, Mr.. GEARHARr MILLER is al
ways ready to get you up a first class
fit !'S''
1m6 LEVY.
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IA 9DNEOe.

nj office is hereby given that the undersigned has
y been duly qualified as Executor Of the estate OF
JANE NEELLEY, late of Fairfield count OHIO
deceased
Those indebted to said estate are requested Ia
make immediate payment. All having clains against
said estate will present them within one year from
this date. ..'. SAMUEL JACKSON.
Noyl-3W
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This reduces Finck's majority to about 100.
Democratic Gain In this District.
Mcclcllan's Mnj.
nRlGHT SPOT IN RERNE,

BRIGHT SPOT IN BERNE.
o. NoRru BERNE, Nov. 21, 1864.
Mr.. Editor:
Since April, 1864, District, No. l
Bcrne Township has contributed to tho
U. S. Christian Commission tho sum
of $50.
What other district will compete?
E PUPILS.
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Supplementary Draft.

A supplementary draft has been
made in Berne and Clearcreck town
ships in this county. Below VIC give
the list of drafted men for Bernc.-
There are number of sliulkers from
the first draft in this township, who
should be ferreted out. and put into
the ranks. Ifthepcrsons whose names
are given below, and their friends,
will exert themselves to return the
skulkers, to the number required,
they will be exempt. The skulkers
must be returned, however, before
those on the supplementary list are
muSterod into the servica
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A SUGGESTION.

If every man in good circumstance
would this day take five or ten dollars
and distribute the same among the
moody families of this city, there would
bo no more suffering for the necessa.
ries of life for some time to come.
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BOUNTY MONEY,

Every Soldier who has served two years, is entitlec
tC 800 Bounty. Every Soldier discharged by reason
ofwounds received in battle is entitled to S0 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July ls', lsi2 and dis
charged before serving two years, s entitled to SIS
Bounty. The Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Heirs Of Soldiers. who die in the service are entitled
to the above Bountius.
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Good for knnaIyha.

The vote of Kanawha county, Va,
stands rs follows: Lincoln 1900; Nc
Clellan G. We should Judge that that
was pretty near a Skunk.-[ State Jour
nal.
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NOTICE.

HNHE Probate Court Of Fairfield County, Ohio, has
2 ordered the undersigned to pay TO the creditors
Of his asslgnors Joseph and Samuel Bitter, the full
baance due to said creditors which payment will
he made at the office Of Hunter paughcrty, in Lam
caster, in said county, on Thursday the frstday Of
December. 1854. JAMES 'STlNSON,
Nov2i-2w Assignee Of Joseph & samuel Bitter
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yVNHE undersigned has been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate OF John Fitzpatrick, late Of
Pieasahd Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, deceased
Persons indebtedto said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the same
present them duly verified.
THOMAS FETTERS,
Administrator 1l John Fitzpatrick, Deed.
Nov, II, IS64. .--lw.
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ESTATE or ABRAHAM n. MILLER

NoTlCEis hereby given that tn subscriber has
l heenappointed and1ualihedas Administrator on
the estate ofABRAHAA r. MILLER. late Of Fairfeld
county deceased. Dated nj Lancaster this lth day
OF Sept. 1871 q. b. miller "'
Qvt. 40-s-jw.S
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AdnsAistratOr's Notice.

NNHE nDierslened has been duLy appointed Adj
nlnisSneor ofthe estates Of THoNkkS and SAM
UEII ANDERSON, dec.
ottsr3S" ANAREw MORROW, Adm'r
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Hon Job E. stevenson at Cincinnati
There was Flag presentation TO
the Fifth and Fifteenth wards of Gin
cinnati, on last Saturday night. Pixies
Opera House was crowded, with the
enthusiastic Union people of the city.
Hon JOB L. STEVENSON, who made the
gallant fight for Congress in this Dis
trict, made the speech of the evening.
We clip the following in reference to
the address from the Cincinnati Ga
@ette, and agree entirely with the OBJ
servation that Mr.. Stevenson is some Of
the rising men of Ohio"
"That was grandl demonstration
at t1e Opera House on Saturday cve-
ming. The house was packed full in
every part, and the vast audience
heartily enjoyed the taeat prepared
for them by the Hamilton County
Campaign Commit'ee-an organiza-
ton which discharged its duties
throughout the canvass with. marked
ability and excellent effect. u
The prominent feature of Saturday
nights meeting was the speech of Hon.
jon &. STEVENSON, which we print in
full. 1t was one Of the best speeches
we have heard; and our readers will
agree with us that it is one Of the best
that has been printed in the GAZETTE.
The delivery was excellent; the die
ton uneXceptionabIe; and the ideas,
which were pointed well, followed
each other so closely that the atten-
ton of the audience was steadily held.
Mr.. STEVENSON was the Union can.
didate for Congress in the Chillicothe
district. Owing TO tho tremendous
Democratic majority in the district
his case was considered hopeless from
the first; but he pressed his opponent
hard, and laid the foundation upon
which he will succeed next time. lie
is one ofthc rising'men Of Ohio"
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Convertible into SIX per cent $40 Gold
BOND,
It's Exemption from State and Munioiyal
Taxation

But aside from NIL the advantages we have emu.
mcrated, special Act Of Congress cremps all bssLs
aud Treasury Notes from local faru'ion On the aver.
age this exemption is worth about two per cent psr
anIflm, accor,ngt to the rate OF taxation in variou,
parts OTthe country.
II believed that no securities offer so great ihdnea-
mcnts to lenders as those issued by the Government
In all other forms Indebtedness the faith or ability
oil private parties, or stock companies, or sepersts
communities only,is pledged for payment, while tho
whole property Of the country is held to secure tho
discharge OF all the obligations OF the United States,
While the government Offers the mostliber terms
for its loas it believes that thOvcry strongest appeal
will he to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people
Duplicate certificates will he issued for ali deposts
The party depoSitng must endorse upon the origin.l
certificate the determination Of notes REQUIRED, and
whctherthey arc to he issued IN blank or payable 10
order. When so endorsed it must be left with tho
officer receiving the deposit, 10 be forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL nE RECEIVED hv the rcasursr al
the United States ut Washington the several Assist.
ant Ireasurers and designated Deposltarics, and b
tho
FIRST National BANK ofcoIumb,ts
First National Bank Of ZanesviilA, and
by all National Banks which are depostaries Of pub
lie monty and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further nOrnnstioh
and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY To SUBSCRIBERS.
Aug 2i, 1854.
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Nroticc is hereby given that the unfers ened has
boon appointei Administrative .Of the estate oy
JcsEPH HHDTEs. dec.
<hSs-iR% LILY HEDGES,