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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

A Coon Story OF SToNEwALL JACKSON.
An army correspondent tells all ancc-
dote, which has never been in print, of
StonewaIl Jackson The rebel army was
on its march to Maryland. A secesh
farmer sought an interview with S,onewall
and said: " General, are You going into
Maryland?' DO you seek an interview
to ask me this question?' inquired Jack
son. "No. SIR replied the farmer; but
if you will inform me, will tell you a
secret?' "A secret, eh?' 4" Yes, SIR
"Can you keep secret?' asked Stone
wa i, cycling the man s.er"ly. "Oh, yes
"Well, SIR said the General, "you keep
yours, and I'll keep mine" and he rode
Oft, leaving his but,ernut friend in maze
of bewilderness.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
Wanted

A TENANT to occupy the farm house the
~ farm known A. the Davis Farm" Oh the read
ct raanett's verry-Enquire Of s. I. Davis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
=. II. Davis,

4 TToRSEY AZ LAW, Sioux City. Woodbury.
~ county Iowa. ,olAncoO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
Geo. D. Prentice, the renowned wit,

Geo. D. Prentice. the renowned wit,
and reputed editor Of the Louisville Jour:
nal, l regre. to say, is sinking deeper and
deeper. The paper has long since passed
from his control, both financially and edi'
torially. His unfortunate propensity for
strong drink entirely uniting hin: for the
control Of his pecuniary matters, his per
sonal friends have purchased him home
stead, and persuaded him to transfer his
interest in the paper to his vile, thus tax.
ing it Out OF his power to squander it,
and securing respectable support to his
family. Personally, Mr.. Prentice is claimed
by his friends to be for the Union without
an "if, or but But his own convic-
tons no longer give tone to the columns
of the Journal and hence, upon The most
vital question of the nation the paper
gives an uncertain sound. Louisville
Correspondent Detroit ADVERTISER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09

Accurately dispensed All the most reliable and
popular Patent Medicines kept,
juaal 60 CHARLES KENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-09
The Hagy House,
sioux city,

fIsHE proprietor respectfully informs the travel.
/ ing public that his facilities such that he Is
enabled to accommodate his guests in good asyle
as any Hotel on the Missouri Slope. by giving
strict attention to the wants Of his guests he hopes
to receive liberal share Of patronage.
mar2i 50 JOHN HAGf.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

CBQE AEn LeHTRpa B$EE-sEy .yoRK ., nnkSM i.ai ~.
shp dsy Sses 1esod QUA cf sne prcea of the last ax
outks ne from roverptnent PAYABLE on and ser We
The New York herald., 1864-03-28
FINANCIAL.
TTsITED STATES TREASURY.


Fkv YoRE March ~ 1854
give notice ha ara prepared 10 receive plons
.sonni Or United States Bonds authorized by the act OF
March lsof bearing date March 1897 redeeabIe at
OF tne osernnen, after ten years payable
forty years om date bearing interest al per
year pahoie on bonds not dollars
nnaly, and on al other bonds senai nualy IN COIN
Subscribers Will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds. as they may profrr
efy dollars $500 one hundred dollar sl0 hundred
dollars $4,000 and ten thousand dollars tblOg0ol and
and thousand dollars t$1 co.,
Subscribers win be required 70 pay in addition 70 the
interest coin (or In United notes or the
Of national banks adding Fifty per for premium
II further notice from the hrst day OF March Sep
tember, the may be, until the day Of subscription
and pay ment.
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions will issue certa-
Gates deposit duplicate the original OF which
will be forwarded BY The subscriber TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Washington, with letter stating the kind
tregisered couponj aud the denominations Of bonds
required. ~ t#tk
Upon the receipt Of the original certificates a the Trea
Department. the bonds subscribed for will he trans
med the subscribers respectively as soon as the samo
can be prepared. !,
II expected that the 6rs deliveries Of coupon honda win
JOHN j. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, U. b.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28
NOTICE TO THE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES
Bondholders Of the Pitlsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company.

The Board OF Directors OF the Pitsburg Fort Wayne and
o es meetings The irst @o,gsse sSa second morsass
o ss or Of as q a
q ss e mo 81 " e
Of Dondhoder: M sy vote at meeting is necessary The
q held PsSss The the
@ a S ha 81 a % e Of the
unanimously approved
S Article
Hssi Hissds d; s. sSf SECOND MORTGAGE
~ % q c 1nss GH
Al such meetings he bondhoders II registered may vote
eaosS voting register can be mad. BY any
sw 0 Ss .s bs . e ea
nov open FOR ns presentation by he holder Of
last registered as the holder S's' = ''' ps'''"
bonds 70 ws sSs s
o. s a %
person last registered.
guesed well to act the questions aforesaid as
feet the organization contemplated In Article u OF the Deeds
The meetings Of the first and second mortgage bondhold
and he holders Of The third mortgage bonds are invited 70
present. though their action Is not required by the Trust
adopted The annual and he
meetings o ne s%$SE III 2Shs
Trustees for the fa spa sffsSS sMse B0ndh0der
Recommended by the Board Of Directors to the stockholders
for adoption nj the annual meeting Mar l6 1864
Resolved That expedient that expenditures for
struction, and objects pertinent thereto iuyov
ing capital should In the main be provided for by
increase OF capital stock OF the compsnY
Resolved That the OF capital stock should be maed
solely the purpose of building and completing double
equppng the road aud providing such additional rolling
stock machinery appur other may
be necessary properly do all the business which oaer
and for other purpose and should only be issued from
such amounts the stockholders al their
nual meetings decide upon Their decision shall be
based detailed estimates made by the Board OF D
rectors of the amount OF for the work
Of the and that the OF stock shall only be
sold after public notice
Resolved That the Increase OF capital for 1864 shall
exceed 81, 100000.
Resolved That the stockholders hereby recommend and
far be necessary authorize the Board Of Di
make such agreement arrangement th the
holders Of the bonds under the trust deeds viii enable
them increase the capita STOCK ~ indicated In the pre-
ceding resolutions
Adopted unanimously by vote Of 445620O0 out OF
So 5OOO OF 81 $50 out Of OF first mort
gage bonds s. 766 0 out OF of second mortgage
bonds and 81 O out Of $4,000 0O o. third mortgage
bonds 44000 600 not voting because not registered.
Resolved That The Trustees under the mortgages Samuel
quesed TO call the earliest moment possible meeting
Of the bondhoders in the city Of New York 70 act the
resolutions adopted by the stockhoders at their annual
meeting the city Of PburP the 10th day Of March
1854 and 70 obtain, possible, the assent OF the bond
holders thereto.
Ettest:- W. B. BARNES. Secretary
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

UrARN FOR SALE CHBAP-NEAR HIGHTsTowN. N.
j, Monmouth county ITO acres: plenty fruit peach
richard apples cherries &c 80 per acre Po,se;,on I'm
: corner OF Myrtle and Lsws avenues, brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28
FINANCIAL.

THEMICAL BANK-NEw YORK. MARCH IS 1904
forty ninth Divdena rAe President and Directors os
this Bank this AIRED quarterly Dividend OF
CENT payable 70 and after the iss
""S " At'A A-~-, Nv order Of tho Board.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

EARM FOR eALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF 10,
acres near Central Square 0swego county New York
To be cold 70 close eststo. Inquire Of HAMILTON
WARNER. ESQ.,, Central Square, or OF JAS II. NEIGH
BOUR Executor Of Forbes Shaw (deceased), Dover Mor
county N. j..
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

@E am -oNE half ws1--ns I.nna avn
9O.OVU; one haa cash VIII bay u. "a nse KiocI
what ont Of repair. Address T. d. Hodgkn, 3s4 hlnin
street. Washington ID. q.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

G,ARN FOR SALE CHEAP,--A FARM OF 50 ACRES,
rs 10 rrass the balance heavily timbered with beech
and maple sa farm s on the margin of beautiful sheet
sbcunds with trout asd ether sh The above farm Z.
miles The For particulars inquire 81 LOG VIII
liam street. corner OF Ann, third floor
The New York herald., 1864-03-28
$4,000. LOAN
COUNTY OF NBW YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR S2.O8o0oO SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS
COUNTY OF NBw YORK

FUND BONDS
Sealed proposals viii be received at the compsroers
ONCE until Saturday April . 1884, q. two O'Clock r M.
win be publicly opened for the purchase OF
the whole or any part Two Million Dollars OF
the Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by
Of the Legislature OF the state Of New York passed
ruary 1851 by ordinance Of the Board OF Super
vsors OF County of New York passed March 49, 1861
The said bonds win bear rate per
cen, per payable semiannuay the ls day OF
May and November in each and the principal win be
redeemabe successive annual nsaments Of Eve hun
November, 1897
The proposals win amount Of bonds desired and
the price per one hundred thereof and persons
whose proposals are accepted hereupOn required TO
depos. with the County Treasurer the sum awarded
them respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller tho receipts Of The
County Treasurer such depos the parties win be
titled Bonds equal amounts Of the par value Of
the sums awarded 10 them bearing from he date Of
paymentA s
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed PRO
posals for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bond and enclosed in
second envelope addressed the Comptroller .t-t.
The rlgh. reserved to reject all Of The bids
considered necessary protect promote the interests Of
the county r..
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Cir 0, NEW Yonx-pnrAn1xssr or FsAscr,l
o01''"0taasrsss March a,T'ss 3. isss.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28
ToHN b. MURRAY CO.
u BAHKERs AND sIIARH BROKERS. -
II Broad street, Wall, New York,
Buy and sell Shares Bonds and Gold on commission,
AT THE REGULAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81 NASSAU STREET.
ll Fulton. Open daily, from 10 A. NJ. to 5 l.. NJ.
and ON Mondays and I fngrsdays IN y from 0 70 7pM
Money deposited before April will draw interest
from thai date LUrIlBR q CARTER, President
S4nEs ShaKiEs q sTSSTALL' ccoPEh. Vice Presdeni.
HENRY n. CoSEIlF, Secretary.
TnoMAs W. UOwDRN, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COM
IN panv, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh
sreeTrsasursI. oes March sl ls-Ths ,nlsrss; on On
will paid after thst date presentation and
render OF the coupons st this Office or the Bank Of the
Republic W. BEMbNT Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1864-03-28

4 10Y, PRfzR MONEY. PRIZE MoNEy.-Ar SEA-
IA MEMS BANK OF--EDWARD BlSsELl-Army and
Hsyy Banker, and laie Purser Y, Nay Tl Brcsdw
Army oncers seanen soldiers their widows heirs
IN M promptly PAID their PRIZE and bounty moneys and
kacku pennionA &c n HJ HES H@l lH FtWt tH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
wAToHwoRD FOR PATRIOTS,
From McCLBILAE's RscoRD.

Whatever the determination OF
the government may be, will do tht
simple object of doing my duty to my
country = Letter to Secretary Game.
ron, October, 1851.
Neither coniiscatlon Of property
political executions Of persons, teri
torial organization J Of States, nor
foreeble, abolition of slavery should be
contemplated for moment .-LLotter
tojPresident Lipoln, July Z, 1862.
Military arrest should not be toler
atedseEcept iplplaces where. active
hostiIities exist; and oaths not requir
ed BY enactmentS constitutionaIly
made, should be neither demanded
nor received A-EDetter to the Presi-
dent, July, Z, 1869. ~" '.1.
Say as little as possibls about ,.po
litics or the negro-[Instrncfions, to
General Burnside, January z, 1862.
The unity Of this nation, the pre-
servation OF our instr1ctisps, are SO
dear to me that have willingly sa-
critied my private happiness with the
simple object Of doing my duty to my
country-[Letter to Secretary Came
eron, October, ISL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
tS,7--30 L 0 AN /.

The Secre,s5y ofthc9 Treasury rivos r,,,,
that subscriptions win b. received for Corno,
treasury Notes payable three years from A.,
'9th' 1864 with SO nj annual intorest ot ~.
rate oiSeNen and three-tsnyhs ,rer cent nor on
um,-Irin'iit and interest both 10 ba,a;i :.
lawful money. '"'D III
These notes viii b5a convertible nj TIM or,,oo
! Tue holder % maturity, into six por cont. pold
ocqrihV bonds, payable not less than Ave nor
more than twenty years from d.'e, as tho Cav
orh'nent may elect. They will be issued ir do
nominations $50, tlCO, $500, ,nOp and 900
"u'' ans subscriptions must 90 for INV dollars -,
some multi 10 Of Gfty dollars.
Ihn notes will be transmitted to tnc oaroro
'ree oi transportation charges as soon after tbo
receipt oftho original Certificates ofDeno.i,
us they can he prepared.
as The no tes draw interest from Au,u.,1,,,,
persons making deposits subsequent to TIM,
u"'e must pay the interest accrued from data or
note to date of deposit. q = "a.
r"rues depo>itiug twenty hve thousand do,-
'"fs ana upwards for these notes nj abv ono t,h
v 1T nc allowed commission 6f fohe-qaartcr 0
one per eep:p Which Win Be paid by tleTre,,.
ury Department Upon the receipt Of bin "a,
'ho amount, certified to by the officer with whoa
'he deposit was made. No deductions for com.
missions muStbe made from the deposifs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

WELCOME Iloop. We hsve r,cei :
cd rhI first hmnher Of the Marietta
Times by C. uool, formerly O!
the rrdnton '2Emes. Hood has h,dst'
cd the Mcclellan and PeH4leton Ban
ncr, aui is doing good work in the
great cause Of Den6rracy'F l}-o,hpr
Hood is unc OF the most talented VII
ters Of our Safe, and he Hill re deem
old Washington County, mark that.
May he meet with uNbOunied snc-
cesa. .2ztg2 = ltsf,r,-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
convertible into SIX per cent, 6.oo
Gold.BOnd.

atuiEnon 70 the very liberal intores, on the
uo''s i0r Three years this priyi5 ofco5vo.
o,On Is now worth abont thrJe per cent. nor con,
per ann"n', Tor The current rate for S. q Bonds
- 'O' less than NINE PER CENT, PREMIUM an ho-
'f' the war the premium on six p,r cen, 7, ::
.ca,',,', was n over twenty per cent. 1t will be
n"kei I ftte va' setns um, Gro on the loan, at tho
AGnam. PUT cent per
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

! have always found that it is the
tendency Of .snbcrlitatrs to make
vaXalions arrest on mere suspicion
l instructions to General Buell., No.
venlh~r Il, 1861.
In TIE arrangement aud conduit OF
campaigns, The ditlcIious should be
lett to professional snIdiers.-C1enaral /
McCEllan's Report.
:By persuing the political course !
have always advised, it il possible
to bring abOu,a permanent, iestora-
tion Of ,tiie ,UniOn-a re union by
which The rights Of both sections Shall
preserved, and by which t6ch par
ties shall preserve their seIf.respect
ard respect each other. [Gelera
NcClellan's Report,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

XI. 1t Las taken tho eaic's Of the
President as laws st tnc Ian / and in
IDENTIFIED pnbic officers. Irnmi sn its at,
iaw for damages caaaccMunt Of ont.
rogca npor the r,gh!s OF private eli,
2ana J.. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Dls. SiRECKLAND's
NJ E L Ii FL 10 U S
C @ U G liBA ISAll

CURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
" Asthma, and Consumption. Itisonly
necessary for anv one ttoGbled with these
complailits TO try one bottle of
stri"kiand's- Mellihuous Cough Balsam
to convince them that it is th9 best brep,,a
tion ever used. i no: only cures the above
affections Of the Throatand Lungs I bnt "t'tt II
cares Night Sweats and Splitting of Blood
and is an excellent gargle for any kind Of
Sore Tbroat. II is pleasant to.take, and 4
safe medicine for infants. Price 50 cents
per bottle For sale by Druggists general
ly. ,r5t it, - :.
March "a, 's4-1y. ->r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
For tie Rmorai Of Us'rao ions. md lie
insurance Of Hfgalari,y ia tie Re-
cHrreacs # the NonMtu Periods.

fJf tAe h"l0tU q UOS'ruc ions. md Tie
lnaarcace Of Rfgalari,y IN lie Re-,
carre@cs # the Moahly Periods.
They cdre 70 obviate thn.6 Numerous diseases
that spring ii omirregularity, by removing the
irfrsuurity .ts,ii.
fUl ,MenstruatioH. -
They cgreGr4en Sickness Ctlol dsL
Ihey cure Neryous and Spina! Affections.
pans the pack, and lower Iarisri the body,
lieavinesS, Fatigue on III lht cXcrtiq .Pahitg-
lon o. thG Hcart, Lowncss Of Spirits lIys;eric,
Sick Headache, G!ddiHcss, etc,, etc, In aword
ny removing the lrr0gUarily. they u move the
cause ana with 1t ALL tho ELECTS tnut spring
from IT,
Composed of siuplo vegetable extract. th,y
contain nothing deicte,ioua 10 any Constitution
f2WcEP delicate, their function being tO sub
stitnte Strength for weakness. which wien bro
pe,ly used, they uuyorftled 10 do.
Ihey may he safely used at any age, and at
any PenoN, ENcbpr DCREG THE FIRST THREE
JoNThs. during Which the uafiaIilg nature of
bneir action would inlalibly FkEyENT pregn-
All letters seeking in.rormation Of ad vice will
be promptly, freely apl discrectly answered.
run directions accompany each box.
fnce Fl per box, ors six boxes for So.
price. - ''e'' va .i''''P'o VI
Sold at Macarthur at S. v. Dodees Drug store
and by all respectable Druggists. -.
'HLoI A9N as GlI0q!I So ON t0-'Il qaI
'LdoL1IHdoHd aIos
90 p NIMdIE u 'M'I1 .g.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
LFor the Drmo.rt.
Truth every Word OF Il.

| Ns
,Ul..La q.
and has done for rs, NT r.
~, -
,o6 ooa a',llhs consi9hed 10 INC grave.
O0o,ooV nu'ii'" oeiug.
a. II mas arraYed brother aga ins
orother ana ialher against son.
II II has opened broad avenues
. l"r tuelV'ug ana pInndorIng The pub
nc uu"nces'
1 ". 1t has taxed the present son-
feI"Lon OeyoHa precedent and cu'aii
:" ""'ue'iS ,, 'i'a' lo VIII ia'I with crash
"S "'T'Sn' :. upon ,, unborn millions.
~ n"7 l"Ncn nom industrial
aEU AZ LIZ p.Y0"'''Ne Pnr'n'''' TWO miiI'on0
" 'uV
,r,,n ,ba cjn,cSas l'oI'p w. ,,, 'uS T,'n
IiLe ,n v,rnrt =, o,,,.;, w. ,"e. "'"' oy
.govtr,,n,ent1 r,y nE;r, '@.T i S.'''S - 'ne
III III. t,iIin, ,,an,,o ,o "'T ''I. I'h''o"
u III l. La, ,iY', =, ~, 1I''o 1i!,' -.
srcen MINER and mns,"',o "o 'D,n ,'"'''E'
f. = ,'..,n,,,a., rEr, "1 Fo1'"a" ''"''iS I'f
Iry. N'"
|, viz Itbas pso1 H., ,,o, -
.ey wI,b,nr !, oal a,,,h,,,,,,n ,,'',,e i . I'on
and yuil, alremnr to h,.n,ft - ,,'"' "o''eoS
gro Al tho cxnopso or H., ,'.l,;,a ,',' @ 10
*. 1t has allowed dctao,tcrs NH
tontrucfnts and paynastcr and aynn
'prvalu individuals to swirdIe tbn mao
pie out vi millions Of doI,ars and noo
dared to give some Of them toreiyn
missions as Il reward FOR their ,asc9l
Iry.
l. b,s diro,.,lAu
tntiop. und, > ti,n ,,Iss ~, =" ...>;i,. GG'''.,
y W "'''''"'y
=, ,., ..,...,.
- Al, IT haS taken tho ed'c''7 oi the
1 I'cih'Ill dE FlHS tt tEn IHu | and IN. !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF This:
E.1nn l. @ A N, .~

- 'S" "AVyNATr SAv'Na .BANK,. Offering A
''snor rate orintersss than any Other, AMI tn
:, We SECURITY" Any saving bank which nav,
.'' 'opositoiS in us. Notes, considurs tina, !,
Is paying IN The best circulating medium of tbs
country, and 1t cannot pay in anything better
Per. +"
II Is equally convenient asa temporary or
p''"npop' :, Investment, The notes can alwsvs
% So'd Tor within fraction oftheir fseeaiu
accumulated .u Interest,", and are the bes, socnritv
"i'h banks as co latoraI, for discounts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

FAIRBANKs} yScALEs.-lt is. With
some business. firms as it is with some
individuals, that they stard alone in
the department. oftrade to Which they
direct their attention. 1t becomes IA
specially with them. and by making
it such, they carry it to tho highest
P'ttctlon OF which it is capable. This
ts the case with the MesSrs. Fai banks
The celebrated Scale Makers. They
have devoted thi nselses so entirely
and with such thorough science and
skill to tho manhlactnre OF Weighing
Instruments, that they seem to have
left nothing to be done by utheis,-
~ Y. EUening Post.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

y. r-a~1~ - -
GARPENrERS WANTED .-Wo cali
attention K our mctIanics, t. hcpae
OF the NJ, & C.RR|G |Go!in another
column. Tic c"mpH"y rsy lie hest
wages and are prompt under the
management Of Mr.. Durand wo have
heard no complailtts against the
Company, hr is one Of the hest RiI.
road men IN The wr5i
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

LAND 1rPRM.ERs We call a'
tenton tolhe notirc Of l3iH a mlitor
Tor tue Election OF Di:,tict A@so6s rs.
pr Land Al lraisers' f5eeach Town-
Smp.yllf .the candidates ia each
Township will sehd in names IN
reie, we can inrnish them Tickets.
\ tend to this Iromptly.1 -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
''s Exemption from State or N,,i.,u.
Taxation. pa

pul aSl"q nom all Che ADVANTAGES woi
euulhera.dd, special Act of Conorsss o,. nato
all bonds and Treasury notes from locoI ,aI"
uoh' oh tie average, exemption /. 80,
aooR' two per cent. per annuu, eeordira 80 ~
r".e o. taxation 10 various parts of tho conr,rr
~ Is oeheved that no securities offer 60 90.
inducements to lenders as those issuod n, 4.
k''eln"ieh'' In all other forms of indaS,oS
ness, the faith or ability of private nor,,o.
sovN companies, or separate comn;nnitias a..
=, 70 P'cdgou Tor payment, while the Who'll
II Iiscbatsa " sme Toahtry is held to secure tbr
States. VI the' United
me the government oifirs the mos, liz,
.erlnS ior It's loans, il believes that the Vi
siOngeN appeal will be to tae loyal.y and ray
triotisin of the people. 'no pa
DuPheate eerthicates will be issped H.. -,
aeposiis The party depositinv must sndo ,ui an
of 49," ."' lhsi eeftlhcAte the denominotiSU
VI notes required, and whether thev oyo 80.
iss1ed in bank or payable to ordsy ml 10 De
endorsed IL must be left with the oioor -no nen 30
ing tne deposit, to be forwarded 20 the T,u"N
Department iai tat 80, ,'' ti0asury
=. .IvhsokiPTIoNs ~ WILLIE BEcE1vEpi bv ,la IT,.
snrcr 9f tho United States, al Wasbi, sue Treas
several Assistant Treasurer and deso S.,n, on
Postaries. and BY the . 'sn''ed De-
Fi'st National Bank bt Ci,.,.
ana oy all National Banks which ar j.t
aries Oh public money, and .- uePosi-
ALI RESPECTABLE RANKS AND pnNt,
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arF9ED EVERY FACILITY TO sUBseaa,
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

N/RREsrEwnAb CANDIDATES! IA
spIeplid Gol4rcd Engraving of, Geo
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W, R,MERWIN & CO., 63 Liberty
Street, New York. -.'' ~.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Medical Notice,

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attention to upis brapc h VI medjca
Practice will attend to al cases ot
SicraecS OF the Eyes aud Ers, aIOo,
all Chronic or Scroraioua rticrascs.-
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