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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22
FORTY ACRES

more ~ less. all cleared and IN high state
Of cultivation The improvements Ihereoa
st are C1rEoaloGs doubts o.ics Dwelling
---S.Huuse recently bied up. Out Kitchen, Z
VEL Of exec. -nt water with a pump, and all
neCSSSsry cvETeuiences 10 make n desira>
be Tcz.-ence. also frame BANK BARN. q
WAGON house. and Tenant house. aye onAA
- premise AID a numOs! Of eXcelleai@
bearing Frrr, Trees.
>Ale o. c. ,HU-1ce d 10 o'clack in The foPes
na01 q sal t4y. when terms WI!l se made
known ~ JACOB RODENhAUGH,
Aira.s vi,H IL VIII anU=-=d Of SAxuE. RsSsox, deed
June 2 1884
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Estate of Godfrey DiefsDderfer, decd.

tDMINISTRATOR%OTICE-Whereas 4
y Leuers Of Administrator on the estate
Of Godfrey DefsnGerler, decd. late oC " hiie
Deer Tp, have been granted 10 the subscriber
BY the Register Of Union county ID due form
o. Law, therefore all persons Indebted TO SAID
estate are requested 70 make immediate pay
meEI, and those having Just claims against
Ine same NAV present them duly authenticated
for settlement. to
NELSON DlEFfENDERFER Admir-
White Deer, MAY 30. 1861 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22

John b. Wagner, an enrolling officer 10
Clinton county, is unde. arrest for alleged
corruption in his off .isl position.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22
Amended Conscription Act.

Congress amended the Conscripton Law
10 several Important particulars. Before
draft. can be ordered, fifty days after
the call must be allowed for filing quotas
by volunteering ony-Sl00 bounty for l
year, 500 for years and $500 fer 8
years. Drafted men or substitutes, receive
n bounty. The drafted man csu not be
relieved by paying $500 comuuta;iou, as
heretofore. lie must 60 or get 8 subst-
tuta No man who is liable TO the draft
can be a substiiu'e-oDly aliens, soldiers
rho hare serc-d ttco years and hare teen
hoaoroJy discharged, men oper forty- fee
ye1rs ot age, whom the Proves, Msr.hal
will accept, and oil Jetreen the oqes Of
s'I'een and eighteen, can be accepted az
substitutes.
tFA leading and influential Democrat Of
Hartley township requests US TO publish re-
Ply 10 one Of the characteristic dia,ribes OF
ine CopPerhead organ Of this place. We
have not seen the thing for some weeks, and
therefore know Nothing of the subiec, mater.
But we suggest to the complainant, that the
- yeA noe bSeH dbSsius- dil IL hNcW now.
Tor years past, Pres. Lincoln, Cos. Curtin. DR..
Dickson, Ed. Reese, and manv oihrr true
friends ofthe Union, in the mos, vile e.uncaled-
for manner: yet We are no, aware that any
OF those gentlemen wereever injured thereby,
or paid any more attention 10 their libeler
than the moon does 10 a sore-headed dog
barking at 1t. Whoever runs The machine,
seems 10 have swallowed a Dictionary. and
is constantly belchins up lis most vulgar,
abusive words, in a very confused, undgested
stream, against some one-noi much matter
who. True, the sheet is almost universally
regarded as great reproach to our Town and
but what would become of liberty
and Constitutional rights if they had not lhis
gigantic support! and can you touch pitch
without beng deflede' Our correspondent
will therefore excuse Us If Ito set him righ,
before the pubic) We COPY only his shor,
averment OF facts, and omit his personal and
complimentary enlargement, Of the case;
HE agreed TO publish a notice for me over
my own name, for which ! paid him the
noney-and instead of Publishing the notice
verbatim, he suhveried il; for which ] re.
ncnssrated. and ordered him to stop my pa
per-hencs his dirty abuse in the Argus of
o-dav. E.C.M.
"Laursltons July IS, 1854"
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College Commvncem-Dt

The Academic Exhibition will be held
in some room mot ye, decided upop) to
b, announced hereafter. The exercises Of
the Educs ton Society, and Of the TheO-
Logical Department, IN the baptist meet
iuy house. The other public performances
We suppose iu the University Hal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22

Jacob Ol. Meyer, E,q, has located in
Sl amokin in the practice Of Law
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22
The Last Call for Men.

As hundreds of three years men receive
their discharge, daily, it Is evident their
places must be made up. y hers are
killed or disabled by the accidents oi
warfare, or sickness, aud their ranks also
must be filed. Persons who have been
through the South, say that aH '5le D0d''f
men there scem To be n,i.si"y-they are
eoerced into the Rebel army, OF hide away
to avoid aiding a revolt they aiVsys op
posed. In the North, however, stranger
would not suspect this to be time of war
there seems TO be 10 lack of men-nu
general want for hands in oil departments
Of business Compare the votes for Gov
ernor, in ls60 lbef1re the war aud ia
1868, when the war tagged - years. and
i, will be seen there is iarge increase:
1850 is65 tilN
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zss1,tsburg Harkets
Corrected Semi Weekly Jy j. WaAs d; c
I9if0,

In feuisbury, 2lst inst. JOSEPH :. DRRg. sEed 50
years aud months. Funeral Saturday, Sd, at t. NJ
In LewisbGrE, 18th inst; MARY JANE wife o. Pete.
YOUNG, aged - years and - days
In Bellevue. o, Seth ult ANNIE daughter o. John
sui Maggie hLEChNEE, formerly Of New BerlIu. aged
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0NNANS SAAEl

\ FARM Of II3! or I2S; Acres. al
y fenced, Il which 100 acre1 Is cleared
with access TO wood and water f.om every
field. Il g miles we,t Of Levl.burs, Sc,
o: N.f3!nhurg. and q Eorih OF New berlia,
adjoining Jacob kleckaeT. lnproYemsnis-
stone Bank Barn ani olhsf buildings in pro.
portion. II wall be knocked OF at public
ou'cry al O'clock. P VI. on Tuesday, e3d Of
Augus' LeKI. The proprietor has decided 10
20 TO the reishboghcod of Omaha, Nebraska,
therefore will sci! for Whatever ii may bring,
AEv person wishing TO see the property. car
do SO ai any tine. JH SEEBOLD.
Limestone Tp. 18Th July 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22

~Lewisburg Commencement EKcur-
sion Tickets, from Phiad. to Harrisburg
only, are issusd-goOd from 22d to aOth
inst
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22
Work of Congress.

This body aoj ,urned on the 4'h inst,
after very sr3u1us session. Many pew,
important, and complicated questions we're
considered by it-lrug and auxiously y
debated, 10 committees aud in sessions
and the best decisions possible arrived at,
iu ths jni.meut of the Members Among
such uoreI and momen.ous questions, it 10
not strange that great differences of opiu-
ion, among Members and among people
a, large, should exist. That every mes
sure is just and expedisut, it would be
impossible to say uufil after trial; but
this much i; may be af.irmed-they were
designed to aid in suppressing the worst
Rebellion earth ever saw The fo!loRins
is summary Of tee most important Acts,
passed:
Repeal o. the Fugitive Slave law; Re-
vision Of the EurOmeni law, aud abolition
of Commu'stlon the Four Hundred
Million Loan bill to Establish a Bureau
of freedmen's Affairs to Encourage In
migration; to Increase the Tariff duties
Fifty per cent. Revision of the Tariff
Revision of the law authorizing the estab-
liEhmeut Of National Banks; Re-establish-
ment Of the grade of Lieu'eban; General
Imposition Of special War IucOme Tax
Of five per cent. on all incomes above
5000 per snuum authorizing the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to Eel! God author
izing the enrolment Of Negro Slaves;
granting to Colorei Soldiers the same pay,
clothing, etc, as other soldiers iDcraas
ing the Pay Of tse Army erection Of the
Territory of Montana authorizing Postal
communication with Brazil; to encourage
the establishment of Telegrsphic Commu-
nication With Russia, by way of Behring's
Strait; Civil and Army Appropriation
Bills; prohibiting Seeded States from
voting for President and Vice President.
THE DIPFERENCE.-We have noticed
ths, many leading Republican counties
offer $50 bounty to the 100 days men
"a few, perhaps, larger sum s,ill) But
the County Commissioners of Torl; and
CumJerioad (aH Democratic C9ppsrheads)
refused, point blank, to cger any bounty.
these counties are among
those mos, endangered by the Rebels
their authorities refused to encourage MN
to drive the invading horde of robbers;
hey leave i, for other counties to pay
and forsard men. But hty
lamar at our STATE Treasury far pay for
Rebel losses
The bill 10 Congress to pay for damages
0 Pennsylvania alone, was iost-tbe
lem bers from other States thought their
oyal people we're quite as we'll entitled to
as the COpperheads Of York
oun,y.
sa'Next Monday evening, July 25,)
he young gentlemen Of the Academic de-
ar'men' Of the University, give an ex-
lbi''on for the Christian Commission.
he cause is worthy one, and We are
,formed that the School defrays all ex-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-22
TIE Gold speculateFs.

PeoP.e wonder why gold advances when
everything looks favorable for ultimata
success in the fila NV York papers
toro~ some light ou the sutjsct Thus
the E1pre.> says
I There = a clique in Wall and william
/ >iree,s ST ving to rua nP Su.d expecting 10
sell ont II afse profit
1 Saws the N4w I nrk H~roR:
"WaH IT * in a measure N the hands o;
Eeo-l .ymps,h z-Ts aud agents, who create d
hcuuou, price iur the purpose OF showing me
embarrassed condition Of affairs al the North,
L. di>>7.rlt ouI people, ani give comfort 10
the eHen, and lis aseuts.'
The Ecprrss is a regular CoPpeThead-
the Hera}9 Is on all sides ouce week
Add to their testimony the fact that half
the gold gam 0i-rs are unnaturaliz'l aliens
who have 10 real love .,r our country, bat
rather desire to see republican government s
wiped out-aud that Belmont, Chairman
Of the Drmucratic National Committee, is
foreign Jew, aai Rothschiils' asent--
and We gee the 00mbins;llus al wOGA to
iniure aud break up our Union.
Another Nsw York paper says a man
came tb.-e gIth a large sum in gold, but
could get no one to take it at the prices
quoted. The custom is for the gamblers
to sci! to each otLer $50 or slGQ in gold
a, high h.ure, aud then to telegraph the
"trausac'ious" as great rise ia gold ~
But, h,lc ID Mey lice at d.9 Why, by
feecins honest people who need gold
For rjtat rs yoti really nee.iai? 1t is
needed to travel IN foreign conni.les-to
pay E.issiouarie, and others Of cur people
there rssiden,-to III, IKE mp the balance
Of Indebtedness caused by buying more
from abroad than We sell to them-ani
also to pay the duties on the excess oi
good, thus imported.
These last two ere the only demands OF
cou-oq1euce enough to fleet markets.
N,tc shall ,ce stop he imposition" The
merchants can sop it mostly by buying
only what they can exchange for produce;
the government BY an embargo aud non
intercourse as to all foreign superfiliiies;
and best, surest and CHEAPEST Of al, our
PEOPLE, by refusing to buy any article
from the Q j u ord until they help us
pu, DOWN the Rebellion aud restore peace.
4 little Of the se!f--scr.6;ing spirit Of 20,
would sink the gold gamblers, and would
touch Europe at her vital point-(for her
conscience IS beuuln bed her pocket.
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rrRII>HkD skMl.WkkktY--
Tuesday Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
University al Lew i>bnrg. Pa.


coMNEkoEM INT wEEK-lse4.
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loAN-Com mmrncem.nt @. Theological Department
Pm Tniy-r-ity Female Institute
Eveuing-Annirer~Arv of Literary s"ei"trs: -,
Orator-R. >HtLrps NsCKs>l!E, LID, Fh!lai
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GAIN

ini0n county Curtin 1890 Curtin : 12+
Foster lUls Wood. ! 80
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SandIy. JEiy II.
PM-tunual Sermon tfr- ris- Sf~i-y of Inquiry. by
Rev D EipT. y T. Pti.airIIbIs
Rysuinr-annual sermon t-i1-- Ia. BHp. I'd Soc, 10y
Rev. J-HyC.sTiE. wrs; rtI.aIs'FAis.
MoHdiy. !uly -.
Er.uns-Exhbi;ion q .osi-1licAi Department..
tuesday. July 2f.
AN.-M-etin-s 4 BcAris-TTd-t-r and Curators.
Annual Ming q ths fiCcz'ion >.~i-ty-
3,EN-rHti.c 81 ir----- ~ Rev .SHiN,--7 -.
Ii;t-brrg. aud } LOOPS. aLI p ilEAsON, p h!is.
Evening-apuiversary Of >n-i-;y 0f Alumni.
urat"r-is.y. II IL -. tsuar i1I.uA. Ny.
-Po-t-Rey. A J JRyvLsND, LasrvueeIIlle
Wednesday. July %.
10. narrn.ni q. Ihrn.ncicaI DrIsrtin"nt
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E See Sfw advertisements,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
MONDAY. April 25-P. u.

Gold opened in the street at l7o30l79. AZ
the Stock Exchange the quotation eI79!. Aher
the Board the price rose ls3 This rate not long
sustained, and at ?. II. the quotation was 1929.
Stocks on the street were strong. Erie III;
Eew.York Central 1877. At the Stock Exchange Gov.
sTnment Bonds were strong. Registered 6s,
1884, rs; Coupon g. 1s5l, 114iauG; Coupons,
sos, lO6iGlO7; 1905, April, nl0ln3; Currency
Certificates 97Q97,. Border State Bonds higher;
Tennessee &c, 590GO; North Carolina 6s 57i059;
Missouri Is. 7Ct al; Canton Company, 5ldJt.
Coal stocks steady. Delaware and Hudson, 2270
RO; Pennsylvania Coal, 2l9G&9O; Cumberland Coal
fA075; American Coal lO00lO2; Central Coal Go w
s9i; Quicksilver Mining Company 3l974; Minnesota
Mining Company &C. 40. Stocks were all higher Pa
sifc Mail. 227Q229; Eew-YOrk Central l35!al35!;
Erie Railway, n7!0ll7l the Preferred, l0s} 0lO9;
Hudson River. li4l dl44i; Harlem 225a23O; Reading,
lHal4lt, Michigan Central, l4Ji0l46; Michigan
southern, l0liGl0li the Guaranteed l4Ja 1904; Lii.
nois Central 1349l34t. The stock market has recoy-
cred all the activity shown before tho recent break
down, and upon quite small purchases quotations cd.
vanced with great rapidty as viii be more fully shown
By reference to the printed sales. Coal stocks were
specially strong, Cumberland advancing 10 e. There
b movement in this stock. based upon its business
profits which VIII probably result in higher prices than
tayc yet been reached. Eleven and half dollars per
tun for coal Is an argument capitalists understand.
American Coal was In demand, under reports Of large
osrgoes. Harlem rose TO go and offered at 100.
seller CO. without fndngrbuyers 1t is stated that an
ser has been made to settle the "cas' lately sold at
e2O0 and that no better Offer viii be made The clos.
Ing prices were: Gold 1873; Erie usi Eric Preferred
1921 Hudson, 1861; Reading 1885, Michigan Central
l46i Michigan Southern 1896 Illinois Central, l25s
Cleveland AMI Pittsburgh HI! Cleveland and Toledo
l52l Rock Island lsii Fort Wayne and Chicago 1854
Chicago and North Western, G2l.
Freghts continue languid and depressed. To
Liverpool the engagements 80 tuas Heavy Goods
81 2s Cd 10 tuns Crude sperm at U.s.. per neutral flag
5000 BUSH Wheat at 3D. 100 tcs Lard and 80 boxes
Bacon at lOsi and per steamer 200 bales Cotton at
s-lGd 10. To London: 40 TINS Sperm OIL at Dos To
Glasgow: IT'S boxes Bacon at los. 10 ties. Lard at
u.s. 100 bags Bark at l5s. The Charters are: An
American Of 400 tuns, TO Cad, at S2O0O payable in
gold Prussian bark to Cork for orders with Petro
bum in May, at Cd; and American brig to Madeira
On private terms. The carrying rates were To Liv.
GpooL pcr American fag-Flour. Id. Wheat Old
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BORT tuaroens' Notite.
STATE oy NEW YORK.

STATE OF EEw-YoEK.
PoRr.WARDENS OFFICE. no. 100 Nslhl
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WITH
~ section Of the passed Apr H. 1857 entitled An Act
ReorgauIe tho Nsrdeus Office OF the Port Of New otS 70
all persons interested IN, having charge o. the suocy
matter OF such inquiry examination survey that the es
lowing vessels under examination by the PorWH
drns that the sd surveys examinations will DO con,
pe,ed within ten days succeeding this notice Oh os1s
sad vessels;
SEip Pler NO. . ~ ~
Bark Prince Oscar. fier Nc. , y IL
Brig Surf. " oodrud kobnsonL
frg Ada ............................lh ofnpeVhs
brig ItacAicss.. fnent iHt
- Schr Mars,....................... opi
Schr. Emily Fnnklin...........Pi Pier No. ~ II
c. n. BRAMIALL, Pgesidsrt
J. au0's HERMAN. Secretary.
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Passengers Arrived

In ',edmranspou Daniel Webster from Nso- Orieon,-Nrn
Ferguson and daughters Messrs Batch Whasn Murphy
Booth Marshall, Rand RIGS Barker, Rooney.
In steaDtrdnsort CassGEdya from Nec- OrIedn,-Lieut
Col. q. Cam l65th " Y. Vols. Major r. Z. Whitman 3sl
Maine Vols. Lieut.. w H. Rounds Judge J. 4. Sundstror
DR.. w. n. Church Capt w C. Edwards, J. b. Edward
Aiouton, y. Z. Dunlap, G. S. Cahanpney.
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Mnrkets-cARrrUrLr REPORTED roR The y. Y, TnrBvsz.

Mnrkets-CARgFULLY REPORTED TOR The n Y. TRrBUSs
MONDAT, i pal Z5 1865.
sympathy with exchange sales Of 100 bbs az 90 for Pots
and : Tor Pcerls.
COrION-The demand has been sctive from all quntcr
and prices higher closing buoyant Sales Of 1850 bales
Of ~ 08ic. for hddiugs.
COFtEEThe advance IN gold he's checked business and
We have no feles 70 advice Prices ere very hin a.
FLOUR AND NEAL--Ths market for Western and state
Flour opened sd1ac . Dbl higher but only moderate in
noticeable tie low and medium ados but the Indictment
weather and larger receipts had tendency 70 deter buyers
rom plchliHg sItenayely. The sses arc 1850 bba at
~ 5a 81 = for sppeiue State 81 ga +8 10 fog Extra
do 81 lOc SO d fox Fancy do. so ia ~ w of the low
grades Of Westrrn Extra: "a 20a &c % for thppng Ohio
~ sJD SO 80 for Trade md Family do end 80 '0q al FOX
St. Louis E1tus Canadian Flour Is IN ar demand and the
market imer sales Of SO bbs at ~ s0HSB 10 Tor com
men Extras aud 80 l3d 40 - for Trade and Family DO
Southern Flour l. also usr and n fair request sales Of LOO
bbis at 78 1855 80 for the low Tafes OF extra Country
Rye Flour in moderate demand at full proeai iai n 20
hbls at - syG % 70 fo Fine tnd LKtIa Sein Meal IL
and 81 36a SO 70 for Br"ndyasino ~ '''
ohAlN-Ihs Wheat market oponed higher IN 'ymipHhy
with GOD snd Exchange and closes buoyaty N iaI
demand msi1y ior export Tie sales are 49, and
consist Of 1880 bush Amber sals at 81 se@S! sli 300
90. AMBER yersSy at %; 1900 do AmOeI Miehs4n' IN
store, At 81 U.1sl IS; 1900 do. Amber hwaukce a.
81 o. and 300 do. No. Chtsgo Spring At 81 H. Barley
and Barley Malt arc quiet but firm. Oats are hrmer
and N good requests sales Of $500 bush. at & r mixed
Corn Is in fair demand and the market better especially
Del T for old Western uIsd in store ard 81 ~ for
S0uheIn Yellow Rye scarce and wanted Of 81 aaab 80
giving the receipts Of wbo thero today Of II 200 bush re-
porting advance Of &c. bush on Spring Wheat In store
VIZ 81 q and ~ 81 for Nos and gaOIqs oa, steady
So rs ind advising Of decline of lie bush freight to
BIfslS sn soge%sS,. se,nE made at 90
raten Sales Of COO bales lCc. On
%, hAIIhs iPS@ !: sSsd .Hs the supply light sales Of
&eIAssE s~Phse, Ss steady for all Iina.. bo. The de-
nand 10 moderate We note " hhdA Porto Hoo ~ 600
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ArsIL A-Stc.mrrr-Silrer Star Thos Powell, CoumbsH
Geo c. Collins. Ocean Wave Louisa Moore Ashland Mess'
wood, Dudley Buck, Connecticut, Monitor, Tecumseh-
Ships-Cynosure Havre, American Union
BaIbs-Caypso, Ocean, Adelaide.
ston, Aun Tarns Wilson, Csthsrino
Aumack Laura Anon Mary jones' Jayue, Jos j. Dewey,
Maggie Lucy.
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SHIPPING XNTELLIGENCB.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. April q


stSernerLiberty, Wilson Newport. II. T.. Hsrrous "a.
Bak-Sallor Prince, Troop Ca.deuas &. c. Dsncsn Co.
Bng-D. Trowbridg-, Lyon, Ponce 2. r., d. Trowbhds
schosnerr-Addie b, Camp, Phi sdelphiaj Geo. Preiseu
Brl smith Jscmel Wagsts smith, Ozsl (BEl Ca,kar,
'aa, Bishop K Ero.
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Heavy Goods .. 3d. per foreign hag-F1our, Cd :
Heavy Goo n SIS, To London per American flag,
Flour, is. ID ais. Cd Heavy Goods, l5s.
Moncg is reported easy at : y cent, and bro
kers rf,se up their accounts with ease. The bank
stat .rcrt shows violent contraction in deposits and
n-r increase in specie growing out Of tho anticipa-
bo1 OF the May coupons and the sales Of gold by the
Government
The following is a comparative statement Of
.ha nnnl;- I'm II L. pnrLs If Netr.Nnrl, IIlY.
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lAdyeTusemonLl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEW YoRK.


pEHeSirFD DEros11oRr Aso FISCAL AcErT cr TuH
UyifED STATES
For THE DIsTR-1UTioS
TuE NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CE,;T LOAN.
Tisis faryyes loan at pr cent per auaafnISTgE,
AND PEIycIPAL- BI SPECIAL Ac- or CoSGRzss inDE PAY
anIr " GoLD-and also By sPoa act hi. loan Is ExESPT
FRoy TAXATION
Parties subscribing a. this bank my receive coupon bond.
Immediately with clean coupons from MsrcI ny paying the
earned interest in currency, adding hy Per cent for premium
on the coin; or they may by little delay, receive beads with
interest commencing on he fret day Of subscription.
The same ru viii also apply registered stock except that
It cannot b delivered within days aer subscription
PAcs rlbscribins either way for redistribution win be
allowed one eighth per cent commission.
The Secretary Of the Troasury inftruc,s his bank os
which you are President Authorized receive subscriptions
the National 1910 Loan and it is hoped that its ezer,ons
Gu the energetic and active employment Of which great
reliance Is paco1sil be attended with complete
"yery respectfully,
(Signed) as. p. CHASE Secretary Of tie Treasury.
"To 5. &. Thompson, esq, Prerdeui.'
Tie Coupon Bonds are Of $50 $780, 500 aid $1,000 d.
nominations.
Payments may be made in Legal Tender md National Ban1
notes or checks and drafts on sny bank ia h city that viii
pay Oh demand, or 1t one days notice. Address
JASEs CURPHE7, Cashier,
s,tfo,.f p.,L So. VI
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Hrccir,a of Eirn.lurr.

April 25-zp43l bb.s. Flour. 8lq btl. Wisty. 1.aG
pfcs Corn Meal 1900 bush. Wheat ll3 bush Oat., 80
sls Prov .ous E rks Lard, 100 sr, Butier % Pkg
Asnos, lOJ lk.A OH MllI
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HefasrtreH.

Ship Elise Ruger Hmovl Tr-rsnus hence lT,h inst, f9
Hong Kong in consequence Of the captain hayny received
considerable injury duT.n. sac the 18th ms Has as'
chorsd at quarantine.
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Wscl.Ir ricnorf OF Dcni,,.

In the Cry Of Nry, YoS from uc lcih toy Of m 10 the
25.h Day 4 ApI.I, 49,;
hicu. % %; b1ys 1922 r. l-D-totl, &C. Adults
1884, children. 20 Ha.,.. 20. .a4-.ss 30
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AIyfATrRH AAf.SAr.


sun-nises... sos Sets....... $50 lMoon-hise...n.
dIGH WATER THIS DAT
Sandy Hook 10 81 Gov. ISLAND. II 81 Hell Gate a
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D0UNrIES to SOLDIERS discharged on ae-
40 count of wounds received in battle. now being e-
leced and promptly paid Also arrears OF pay, bounty l'a
sions, and prize money, al the Ranking Office Il
ALLEN VAN BGREN6 LUCKEi, Ne 243 Brosiwiy -,
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Alihtarp Notifcs.

A TTENrION SOLDIERS The 500 Boan.
"a y due Soldiers discharged Wounds 10 nov belns
COLLECTED and PAID. Communications by nal prolP~
~ answered Apply, with discharges, to }. 2. HUNF&C"
No. 2s7 Broadway, New-lor