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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
OCR PLATFORM.
A PEACE PARTY.

The Democratic party is the friend and
advocate Of peace. As it would not make
war for the destruction Of State institutions,
z It would not prolong its existence to &C
ssmplish such an end. 1t will hail with salts
faction the close Of the war, and a restoration
q the Union upon the basis of the Constltu-
ZION, standing pledged by its antccedents and
history to use all the means of honorable ne
seti.tiea and compromise to that end. twill
net consent to separation of the States
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
70 resist all assaults upon It's integrity, advo-
eating peace and restored and unSroken
Vaisn Of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
Farm for Sale.

FIVE and quarter miles west of tho
= village of New Oregon, and mica
south Of Howard Center valuable for both
stock and grain raising, with never failing
stream of water running through it, 100
acres. 80 fenced and 60 broke, with orch
ard, fruit treea &C., good house and barn. :.
VIII be sold cheap. Apply-to
ALEXANDER NARSHAklS :.
l,ne) Paris, Howard Go: lows =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
NOTICE OF suERlFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE OF sHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
STATE Of Iowa Howard County. s. S.
~ BY virtue of u special execution issued
out OF tie Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Howard County Iowa at the SUIT IF
{ D. Read plaintiff. against Sinc.ai: Suth-
erland and Sarah a. Sutherland delendartS
to me directed, commanding ME o f the prem
ises hereinafter described ! cause to lie
made the sum of four hundred and twenty
seven dollars and eighty four cents damages
and interest thereon ar the rate Of six per
cent per aunum from the 2lSt day Of Juna,
A. D. S6+ until paid and ten 4 10000 dol
lars costs Of suit and acoruing costs to salts
fy q Judgment which said plaintiff recovered
against sad defendants at the June term
A. D. 1864 of said District Court. | shall
offer for sale at publc auction to the highest
bidder ior cash IN hand 1T the front door Of
the Court House in Fern4u Springs Town
ship and County aforesaid. on the tenth day
Of August A. D 1864 at the hour OF o cl, OK
p. NJ. Of said day the following described
premises to wit: The north east Quarter OF
section No twrnty-three (23) in Town slip
No. one hundred l!Ool north range No. il4I
west of the 5th p. Al. when and where due
attention will be given by the undersi gncd
Dated july sth 1864. nSit4
p I. oEARLES Shelf, of said Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08

! n DiSTfllI COURT HOW Cnp CO. iOw"
| .z 4 :; : s..,., Notice Of Suit
To tho Defendant above named.
SIR: You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of HOY ward Go Iowa petition
of NJ. NJ. Marsh claiming of you the cancella.
tion OF note OF eleven hundred and sixty
five dollars executed by him to you on the
18th day of September A. b. 1861, aud also of
a mortgage executed to secure the same, also
claiming decree of the Court that you pay
him tho sum Of eleven hundred and sixty-ive
dollars IN case you have disposed of said note.
also claiming the sum Of one hundred and
seventeen and 93-l0O dollars money over
paid by him to you for n quantity OF mill
furnishings, and also asking an injunction
restraining you from selling or transferring
said note Or mortgage and that the injunct-
ion be made perpetual and asking general
relief
And unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day Of the next
tiNeof said court to DO held in said county
commencing Oh the fifth Monday after the
third Monday in Sept 1864 default will be
entered against you and judgment will be
rendered thereon, rs prayed for in said petit
ton. CLARK & BURDICK,
Attys for Plf.
Revenue Stamp 50 cents, cancelled.
Dated July 6, 1864. n34v54t
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
VS.! VS.! |!

We would call the attention Of farmers
to this branch of eur trads. The St. Joseph
Iron Company at Mishawaka, Indiana, are
now manufacturing for US pIows of very
superior quality made from the best Of steel
selected sinber, polished ana finished up in
beautiful style. We are now receiving and
shall keep for sale a good assortment Of the
different kinds.
HENRI YRUBLE, McGregor, Iowa, or
SIMON RUBLE, Be!oit, Wis.
n30v5m3l North We stern Agents.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08

BROWN says "Let the money roll, 'itis
unsafe to do an old fashioned slow buRissss
"Quick sales aud small profits. !" -. r...:.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
Ruble's Improved One WI eeled Reo
per and Iiro- Wheeled Mo,cer
Combined,

Manufactured by Russell CO.
We would call the farmers especial at
tention to this new comb inaticn, some of
which were introduced throuqhou the
northwest last season, and wherever used
gave universal satisfaction both rs a Reaper
and Mower, and proved to be just what has
always been wanted by the farmer. In the
manufacture Of this combined machine We
have overcome a difficulty that has hereto
fore existed with all combinations. 1t is SO
constructed that'whlle reaping all the NOW,
ing apparatus is laid aside-use bat one of
the large driving wheels, which makes the
reaper very desirable for farmers who have
light teams has no siSs draft: is we'll bal
lauced. IL is light and durable one wheel
ed reaper, designed for nothing else but for
cutting grain.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
Two-Wheeled Mower Attachment

BY the use Of few bolts, tho reaper plat.
form is taken of, an additional large ground
wheel is put on, and a steel flexible cutter
bar attached, which makes a two-whceled
mower unsurpassed or equaled by any now
err now before the public. We claim for
this combine machine a superiority over
MI others, from the fact Of its being q splen-
did one-wheeed reaper and two.wheeled
mower. Farmers are invited to call and
examine them before going elsewhere.
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PROPOSALS FOR
1884, 900
CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK oF
1915,

Sealed proposals will be received az the Compsroers ONCE
uuu Saturday 2st day Of January, 1855 at o'clock p
m when the s,e VIII be publicly opened for ths whole or
.ry part OF the sum Of Two Hundred and Thirty four Thous
ana Dollars Of the Central Park Improvement Fund Stock
by Chapter IS Of tho Laws Of 1860 and by al Ofd'
nance Of the Common Council approved by the Mayor April
2s 1850.
The said Stock viii bear interest at the rste Of six per cent
per snnom payable quarter yearly AMI the principal VII be
redeemed November !, 1876.
The propofaI VIII tho Of Stock desired and tbs
price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposals are accepted win hereupOn be required to deposit
with the Chamberlain Of the city the awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
bcan such deposits the parties will be entitled TO receive
certificates equal of the par value OF the Stocks
be arius interest ftoin the dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposal
for Central Park Improvement, Fund Stock aud ncosed in
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The right reserved to reject any all Of the bids II the
| interests oil the Corporation require it.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
City OF New.Yok Department OF Fn,nce Comptroller
Office, December a. 1864.
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Hnanrtal.

OYyICs OF NJ. X JzsuP Co,
No. 80 EXCHANGE PLACE con. BRoApsI,
NEwYoRK Dec. a. 1864.
THE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and
three quarterSi per cent free from Government tax,
due January l 1865 Joliet and Chicago Railroad Stock
and Alton and 81 Lons Railroad Stock. will be paid
and after the Sd day Of January by tho United States
Trust Company, No. "a Walls New York.
NJ X. JESUP L COMPANY.
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Goruoraiion Notices.

OFFICE OF THs coxxl.noygSs oy PceLIo caAIhIIarrs{
AND CONNECTION, No. BoyDsT, Dec "a. loti
AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the Commis-
n son.r, ofPubc Charities and Correction held At their
flee this dsy present, Commissioners DrapeT Bell rcho
son Grinne tie following communication
BLAcKwKLLs ISLAND, Dec. a. 1854.
10 the Conmi.,iosos Of Public Chars. and Correction
GIsrLsxrS-The good Father JosEPH PAvAnEtL departed
this lie last night, al the Island Hospital Of typhoid fever,
making ththd who has died In the OF three yeaI oil
that disease contracted in the performance religious duties
IrsulAip, 0eItleXen your obedieut servant
Rev FATHER MARSHAL, :. J.
On which the following resolutions were adopted =,
Ra,osd That the Commissioners having before them the
evidence Of devotion and death deem II their privilege IS wei
their duty record with appropriate recognition heI sp
probation tho service Of Father JOSEPH PAyAhaLL VINO
while rus,sng with fsthanes and hdey 10 tho poor enr
fallen victim TO the dread disease which na
numbered within three years three Fathers N the seine 9
while pursuing their sou journey through the pathway o.
duty.
Rsoed Ths the chsrscer and department which marked
the performance OF lis sevce. command the respect ana
gratitude Of the DUAL well as 81 the Com
nfssiOn,rs. 49,
nittsd 10 III, C,r.ce Archbishop McCLoSKEr
S. DRAPER, PIesdeDt,
ISAAC BELL Secretary, lcor,p,l,,;ous,.
JAMES B. NICHOLSON,
MOSES II. GRlNNELL,
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TRUSTEES.

PROPERTY IN THE VERY HEART OF THE OIL RE
GIONs or VENANGO COUNTY, IA.
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Hmtnsemenis.
CHRISTMAS EVENINGS WITH SHAKES
~ PEARE,
At THE
WINTER GARDEN.
FIFTH WEEK
pOOTUs HAMLET.

fH1h " hEh
BOOTHS HAMLET
Mr. Stuart In letter atiDg tho announcement that M a.
win Booth viii Ar md every light his q role
Of Hamlet desires acknowledge the and enconr
confirmation OF s faith the enduring power 81 Shakespeare
and such cheering evidence that no amount o. aoo
expended the production OF his worts WIZ De
warded have been furnished In the proud and hitherto un
eIsmped fact that Hamlet presented ct. TINS theasf
Ian, and intellectual audience. gathered in Newly
theater and enters on e fifth week with unsoea sna u
ma. evening Of genuine enjoyment and delight should
BRING THE CHILDREN
TO SEE EDWIN BOOTHS HAMLET.
ART EVER SEEN in ANY LAND OR IN ANY ACE
lNewYork Herald
ps wses he has 70 ,Hs SI as
study and emotional sen,bility New York Times.
Mr Booths pefsonaon has long assumed It's rank as
the most pe,ue,que and refined example of American tragic
nt:"-lNew York Tribune,
h.soIan To these Booth should lock to
hi. Hamlet remarkable to the future in the pressr.-
From the rising the curtain until the going down thereof
you are MY Hamlet A. like tear shall not LOOK upon
by bs Sh Rs OF
As RICHARD, KEMBLE As GoRiOLAEHs KEN Nh AZ
N oGR FINE iT VIE pIhcH THE HAMLET OF Eb
WIN BOOTH More than since his present peronstion
lion a. tho very embodiment Of shke.peare noble awful
idea In the Of genius go thrilling and art 80 potent
and delicate feels the pen Of criticism should rs'-NY
Albion.
In addition to tie intellectual enjoyment afforded by such
imp,ronatlon of the character Mr.. Stuart ventures to
'''''' '"'' SPECTACLE
for the
IN THIS MERRY CHRISTMAS TIME,
The play as presented here oers uneqnacd charm.
Hamlet presented here, in respect % scenery prop
ertie' and dresses would take the very hshe,, Isns
painted and several Of the scenes masterpieces OF the
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OK PER CENT-FREE FROM GOVERN.
y MEsyT

THIRD AVENUE sAvlEGe B4sNK,
COR THIRD, AVE. AND IW In f d III
NEW YORK, Dee. e, lt6L
bIVIDEND-A Semi nnna Dviaefd, az tie rate OF ~
preent per ,nnum dee Government Ir1b "a al sun
iom 70 Sl09o VIII be paid on and aeI ne 4nio Mon
Bank open daily from 10 TO y. and On MONDAY
"wednesday and Saturday syeiinss lou ~ cs2fk
aicDARD KSLtY Secretary.
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TRUSTEES
FRANCIS A. PALMER, President Broadway bank New
York
NATHAN RANDALL ey President United States Tele
fraph Company New-York.
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY, Of Albert H. Ncolay Co.
Brokers and Auctioneers 81 William street New York
EUGENE J. JACKSON, Of Polharius Jackson, BanEeTt
and Brokers, <3Exchangep place, NewYoTL
EDMUND C. sTEDMAN, Secretary EewYors Petroleum
Stock Board ana Broker, Nc 20 Rrotdsircet, New.
York.
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, Philadelphia.
FRANCIS a. GOODWIN, Philadelphia
ROBERT CLARKSON, Of ClaTkson Co. Bankers, III
South Third street. Philadelphia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, or City, Pennsylvania.
ALERT H. SICOLAY, New.Yo.k.
vIcEPREsDTyT
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, Philadelphia.
TREASURER
A. v STOUT President Slice and Leather Ba.A New York
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
Nc 50 WILLIAM STREET, Eew.Yors
No. l2l SOUTH THIRD STREET Philadelphia.
CAPITALEsToCK.......... ...... SOC, OOC SHARES.
AT THE NOMINAL PAR OF IS EACH-sUBsCRP.
TON PRICE, So PER SHARE.
Stock subject to further assessment.
$4,000 SHARES OR 500, 600. RESERlED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
LARGE MAJORITY OF THE STOCK OF THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAKEN IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA THE sUBSCRlP-
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR A FEW
DAYS LONGER AT TIE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
NETWORK SUBSCKlfTlON AGENTS:
FRANCIS 4. PALMER,
AtBrondway Bank No 237 Broadway.
ALBERT Il. NICOLAY & co.
No 81 NIlismsL
POLHAMlUS / JACKSON,
No ~ Exchange place.
Nap, and Prospectus be obtared application at the
Office OF the Company.
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN, Treasury Depart.


mentNotiee 10 hereby gwen, that subscriptions will be
received by the Treasurer Of the United States the several
Atsstan TeNurers and Designated Depoorle and by the
National Banks designated and qualified Depostses and
Financial Agent for Treasury Notes payable three years nom
August 5 1866 bearn" interest at the rate OF seven and fee
teDths cent with semi annual coupons attached
payable In lswfnl money.
Those notes will be convertible at the option OF the holder
a. maturity, into I per cent gold bearing bonds Tedeelbbe
aner five and payable twenty from August ID lotI
The notes will be sged Ia the determinations OF fry one
hundred i've hundred thousand and hve thousand Gos
and viii be issued 10 blank payable to order % may be
directed by the subscribers.
Al ssb'cnpuons be iVI fifty dollars multiple
OF fifty dollars
The notes will be transmitted 10 the free OF trans
poraon charges ser the receipt Of the original Ger
uhcates OF Deposit a. they can be prepared. .
As the notes draw interest from Angus, lS persons making
depon,s must pay t. interest accrued from date Of note to
date Of deposit.
Parties dsposng five Thousand dollars and upward
Tor these notes az any time WI! be allowed comusion
Of one quarter Of one per cent.
All officers arthoed receive deposits requested to
give 70 applicants all desired information aai sfod every
w. p. FEssENDEN.
Secretary Of the Treasury
Calling renewed attention TO the above the oeeu Of the
Ninth National Bank Designated Depository ard financial
Agent for the City Of NewYort will receive subscriptions
for the o0f end allow the Government commission above
The notes sl,o on band for immediate delivery.
JOHN T. HILL, Cashier. J. L. 0RVlS, President
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Hmnsernenfs.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

MERRY CHRISTMAS.
PIT BARNUM AND SANTA CLAUs.-FHayfour years
ago the American Museum f opened bat never before
did provide onetenth Of the wonderful beautiful mora,
amusing instructive Entertainments which during thee
Christmas Holiday, cheerfuly spread before Families CHI
dren and Strangers for their qualification
The public's obedt seryt =. !. BARNCh
MONDAY Dec. rs, 1891
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR,
COMMENCING At 10 4. N.
A NEW AND GORGEOUS
SPECTACULAR FAIRY ROMANCE
Entitled
THE RING OF FATE
FIRE AIR, EARTH, AND WATER,
NiFICENT SCENERY, NEW AND COSTLY WARD
ROBE, SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS and NOVEL Me-
CHANICAL EFFECTS.
WOODROFPE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
have been engaged at They will e.
hbit at all hours. WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE:
OKENA-WA.KAS TRIBE OF INDIANS,
ia thsir Customs War Dances, &c.
MISS JENNIE STONE,
tho scottish Queen, 10 years old "a inches high ~o.
W. g. HARRISON. COMIC SONGS
THREE FAT GIRLS, THREE GIANTS. TWO DNARfs
ALBINO BOY, GRAND AQUARlA, LIvISG Offers,
KAN0AROOS FRENCH MOVING FIGURES, WAX fig
URES and million other CURiOSITIEs.
Admission 30 cent?; children under ten, Is cents.
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finantial.
DETROLEUM.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.

ono.YIzEp UNDER THE LAWS OF NETWORK.
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OypICR OF n. X. JEsUP Co.,
No. 50 ExcHASGs PLACB, cor BRoADsr.,

NEW. YORK, Dec. Y. 1864.
COUPONS of CHICAGO and ALTON K. X.
" FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Coupons Of Joliet and ChiceSo r. r. Fr Mortgage Bonds
Coupons Of Dubuque and Sioux City II. r. First Mortgage
Bonds ard
Coupons Of Dubuque and South Western r. r. Preferred
Fir,t Mortgage Bonds due January l 1865 VII be paid at
office and ser the Sd dyy Of Jsuary nett e Govern
Inent tar. 81. X. JESUP l. COMPANY.
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Cryrcx OF 7as MAzipo,A coxrAs
o,yics 5oSySfFas M.nrposa COMPANY,

no. y WalI-sf., New ORA ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbst the coupons OF tho M
Mortgsae Bonds Company telling due on the hrs Gay OF
JnnusTy merit viii be- paid Ia gold o. ie ONCE
Of The Company md after the second cy Of January e1
dated al Decenbcr. 1904. w TITUS, Secretary
OFaCE of the SUSQUEHhNNA and Wy
~ DINING Valley Railrosd and Coal Company. Trinity
Building New.York Dec a. l85iThe stated annual me-
iug Of he ockhoders sud election for directors VIII De ned
at The ofce otbe company Tueday ysnuary24 st1 p M
FlLIs PORTER, Secretary
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
BrEEar OF THE RECEIVER CY TArEs,
No. 81 CAamberssi. )
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice Is
hereby given than an additional ONE PER CENT will
h, sddeJ he 18th inst TO all unpaid that day On
the J.nuary following interest at the Ise OF twelve per
cent accrue to lie calculated from the lth day OF October
1874 10 tho dnte o. payucat JOHN MURPHY Receiver
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PROPOSALS FOR
100000
NEW YORK COUNTY COURTHOUSE STOCK"

NEW YORK COUNTY COURTHOUSE STOCK.
Sealed proposal. viii be received at the Comptroller os,c'
until Thursday, January 1885, At two O'Clock p m when
the viii be publicly opened for the whole part o
the sum Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Of The New
York County ouse Stock authorized by Chapter az
Of the Laws Of 1885, and by Ordnance Of the BOARD o.
Supervisor approved by the Mayor May 1861
The sad stock Is to provide additional mems LOT tue con
srocon and completion OF the New Codliy Courthouse on
Ch,nberstree 1t will bear interest at the rate OF sI per
cen, per .nuum payable semi annually OIL the first day Of
May and November In each year and the principal viii be
redeemed as follows, via:
One dollars on tho nr's DAY o! November
1850, and .,l .
Ono hundred thousand dollars the 6rst day OsNcyeubsr
1890 J..
T. propo.a. will state the amount OF stock desired and
tho nice per Hundred dollars thereof! and pei'on'
bo.. proposals accepted will hereupon be required TO
.o,t with the County Treasurer the awarded to them
respectively. -.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties VIII be entitled to re-
esye certificate, for equal amounts fof the par vsus OF the
sums awarded to them hearing interest nom tie dates OF pay
ments. srIa 80 .ll
Each proposition shoud be sealed and mlor'ed PfOpoia
FOR New ori County Couhouse Stock" and inc!osed In
second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller. rs-
The right 10 reserved to reject any ora u the bids h'
interests Of the County require Il NJ .t.t 49,
MATTHEW T BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City 81 New Ycrh Department Of Finance, Comptroller
0faes psesnbsf ~, leeA nig .d -
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lectures an0 Hleetings.

NHRISTMAS at the FIVE POINTS HOCSEx
" OF INDUsTRY.-Th kind church which has for 81
many years provided Fes,t and Tree At Christmas GI
Ther, will be exercises by the children In the new chapel on
Monday commencing hsfpsst eleven IN the moIns cons
shor addresses O'Clock they will dine IN the large nA
where 40 can eat, leaving room for thousand
Iedi.,.y after dinner The gifts will be distributed rom the
Tree. . D. hhla-iDAii SSPeN--.
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METROPOLITAN BANK.

Nc. 100 Broadway, New York, Dec. l6, 1854
Directors OF the Metropol-
itan BANK hove this day declared scmi animal dividend
Of FIVE ( PER CENT tree OF Government TaI) payable
after 10, MONDAY 81 January next.
The Transfer Books will remain closed from Dec Il until
Jan l. 1865. GEORGE J. sENEY, Csfhier
nIVIDEND.-Th Directors Of the ST
~ MARGARET COPPER MINING COMPANY Of Can.
East have this day declared scmiAnuns Dividend Of
FIVE PER CENT free Of Government tail the capital
Stock payable January TO- 1905 the office Of tbs company
No 62 Mham-t Transfer Books will be closed from the
10th TO 10th January EDWARD b. SUTTON See'y.
New York Dec. II, l96i
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

DEMONSTRATING purchased new ma
chinery, tools, etc, and employed com
petent workman, we are prepared to ac'
commodats our friends and patrons, who
have SO anxiously anticipated the opening
Of this department Of our Office. Our facil
tiles for manufacturing blank books, led
Rers, account books, ETC., are unsurpassed
by any establishment in this section Of
country. Those having books to bind oil
old books to be repaired, will do well &c
send them to the REGISTER BINDERY, where
Iall work will be executed with neatness
and dispatch, al
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

New YORK, l5,-Sixty pieces Of agtil
lery, consisting Of IL Founders and smooth
bore howitzers, left here lsst evening, for
the army of the Potomac.
d Sp cial to the Post from Washington
of the 18th says: So. ~
General Grant returned to the army, and
should good weather continue importan,
news may be expected.
a Washington Special to the CONNER
cial of tee 10th says: - Et5
The gold bill will probably pass Congress
n modified form, and the national bank
i'll is certain but without excluded of their
bonds from state taxation
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

NEw YORK, April l5,-New York Times
Paris letter says:
, One vessel built at Bordeaux for Oonfed
crates was launched.
An English vessel is lying there with her
equipments.
The builder has been compelled by the
French government to give his word that
none Of the vessels he is constructing shall
pass into Confederate hands the iron clads
will not be ready for launching for three
months, but the other wooden vessels are
soon to follow their consort into the water.
The French g. vernment has enclosed the
Rappahannock in dock Calas, ann placed q
man of war in front Of it. e
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16
Reported Skirmish.

NEW YORK, April l5.-The Herald has
Richmond papers of the 7th they contain
nothing new.
1t is reported that Gen. Wheeler had a
sharp brush with body of Yankee cavalry
on the 3lst of March, near Ringold, dri
wing the enemy back.
The Seminal; reports Sl96, $4,000 OF
rebel debt had been funded and taken up
BY different States, while large portion Of
the Confedaracy yet unhesrd from,