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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

The Bee.Hive-.Ha. been receiving additional
achievements the shape of Spring Goods of almos
everything in that line. Now is the time to make Sc
lectons whilst the Hive is full and where bargains are
always disposed of by friend D. b. Crawford and
his kind and obligng Clerks.
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List Of the Dead in this City and Vicinity

Our old friend, JOS McCoY, furnishes
US with the following list of the names
of the males who have died in this city
and vicinity, for several years past 1t
is quite imperfect-several of the Chris
tan names being omitted and many of
them, probably, not spelled correctly
If the time of their decease-their ages,
DC, could be procured and placed in a
Register, and all deaths heseafteE-regu
larly recorded therein, and kept by the
Librarian of the MORRISON LIBRARY, it
would not only be honoring the memory
of the dead but would be to the survi
wing relatives and friends source of
interest Will the relatives and friends
of the departed think Of these sugges-
lions, and act on them Immediately
giving names. ages, time of death, of
both males and females2
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Get Copy of the City Ordinances,
Now at the Mayors Office for distribution Every
citizen should have one, and know for himself all about
the laws that govern him.
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The Provost Masshal 0eneysI has decided
thai members Of the National ooafd or Militia,
who may enesr The enc hubawd dAys services,
will not, By reason Of their ahssnee forfeit their
right II drahsA. 10 furnish sutstitssss o.
eommuts.
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Slate for Roofing!

nRDERS for Stating TO any amount, will be filed
~ by addressing the undersigned Abingdon Ind
or leaving orders at the Grocery OF Mr. c. W Barnes
in Richmond. This kind of Roofing is eeersa-.s.g
and there no need of beprasing it, Those who havs
them, do not desire any better or cheaper.
NICHOLAS SMITH, Abingdon Ind
Abingdon, Ind, Jan. 20. 1851: limo.
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Pine MiIIinery.--Our friend Mrs lLIrF, has
made large additions to her stock of Spring Millinery
Goods and our readers invited to give her a call
and examine her Bonnets, Ribbons, &c. Her assort-
BILE or plain and her prices reasonable see hef
advertisement in another column.
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Hats!--Reader do you want a Hat Capt.
Go at to John Surinss extensive establishment
and have your head covered with to your please
ment, and at price to suit you. BY the time the
heated term sets in, and you may need Straw
PalU Hat. keen head cool Will have
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hereaS the plaintiffs, this s6sh day of April lS64
filed their the above cause and an affidavit
that the and residence of the Bend holders men
TONED, were unknown the plaintiffs. bat that they
were believed generally be non-residents of the
State Of Indiana Notice is therefore given to the
Cincinnati and GhisaSo Air Line Rail Road COMPANY
AMI 70 all holders Of three hundred Bends one thou
sand dollars each, executed and delivered BY tie New
Castle and Richmond Rail Road company in said State
on the 10th day OF February 1852 John B. arnrura
Of the city and State of y. Y and George Carlisle
the tity OF Cincinnati Ohio. bearing seven per cent
annum interest and able the 18th dav OF Febru
ls6ito be and appear al the next term o. sal,
court to De holden the fast Monday of next August,
at the Court House at Centerylle in the county o.
ayne aforesaid and answer the above complaints
and IN default of their appearance the cause will bs
heard and determined in their absence
49, Witness, SAM. b. SCHLAGLE. Clerk
Seat Of said Court and the Seal thereof, the
26th day of April, 1854.
ll2>iw 5000 SAM b. SCHLAGLE, elk w.C.C.
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S1,277 So

Total. S1,277 So
Have furnished, by special donations,
to the Hospitals of the South est, san
itary stores to the amount of S3OU W
To the contrabands of the same
DEPARTMENT. 800 90
Expended for making the same, IS W
Have distributed throughout the
city and immediate vicinity,
articles of clothing, to the
number of 421 yards of I'M
made goods. 227 90
zxrrr. PRIV rsruus TO ef1g ssruOun< of-11o 20
Total, e1,095 q
The Association has efficient workers
in each ward of the city, whose duty it
is to seek ont and visit those requiring
aid, and relieve them in the most effect
ual manner. y
LYDIA G. MORRISON, Pres't.
SARAHJ. STARR, Sec'y.
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City ounciI--SpeciaI Meeting.

City Councu.. SpecssS "eouH9.
April, %, 1864.
At the call Of His Honor, Mayor Finley,
. special meeting of the Council was
held this morning, at Q o'clock.
Present, Messrs. Roberts, Conley, COT
.hn, Patterson, Hadley, Kelly and Vaughan.
Mayor Finley, presiding.
Col w. T Dennis. laid before the
Council the following resolution, adopted
by the citizens at public meeting held
last evening in Starr Hall.
Resolved, that this meeting requests
the City Council be called together. and
requested to make an appropriation Of
$1,000 for the purpose Of aiding in fling
the apportionent of the Cooperation.
Which was carried unanimously, and
Messrs. Burk. Yaryan, Siddall, HUFF and
Crawford were made q Committee to
wait upon Council and urge its action.
On motion Of Mr.. Roberts, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolution were unani-
mously adopted:
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WHEREAS, In pursuance Of authority
from the War Department, Gov. MORTON
made call for 10000 volunteers to
serve in the Union army for 100 days !;
and whereas. an effort is now being made
to raise two companies in this city under
said call. Now, therefore, be it ordered
by the Common Council of the city of
Richmond, that the Treasurer of this city
be directed to pay to every person who
has or who shall enlist and be mustered
in, in either Of said companies, the sum
of Ten DoLLARs,-Provide that where
any person already enlisted has received
the sum Of Ten Dollars for such enlist
ment, that such person shall receive
nothing from the city; but the person
who made such payment shall have the
amount refunded to him.
On motion the Council adjourned
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Isaac Stephens. Frederick Butter
tleid, Ezra Wheeler, Thomas II.
Fai,e. surviving executor ef Da-
vid Lee. Gilbert Howell. Freier-
lex Lacy. John Z. Narnnum. The
Merchant 4 Manufacturing lnsu-
rance Comply and 4. NJ. Searles
-Piaintif..
Vs.
The Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
Rail Road Company. formerly
known as The Newcastle and
Richmond Railroad Company !:
and the unknown Bond holders
Of the Newcastle 4 Richmond
Company,-pefendan.s.
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Complaint for APP
Pointment OF .
Trus.ee. in the
place Of George
Carlisle. decd.
No. lles.
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MAIN 1&cSs St1,s
Caleb Shreve,
George Rotaoupt,
Samuel Me.all,
Charles Hurry,
Israel Boswell,
VIM. Finley
DIR. Samuel D. Lyle,
VIM. FinlY,
Daniel M'6y,
Daniel TRIBE,
Charles Palson,
VIM. Virgins. jr.,
Isaac Comfy,
Isaac Gaus,
Swartz,
John McDuell,
John Elderin, jr.
caleb F. Psll,
n. G. Arnd,
George Arold,
Jacob klei,
Thomas Rberts,
i-Estebsen.,
Joseph Chsles,
BENJAMIN Eli, SEN,
Thomas 5. ;iley,
James JohDon,
Isaac Anderon,
Enoeh N<0Aough,
WIN. Jonss
John Odds,
Enos Clark
Samuel Mesdith,
VIM. Dassd,
Philander soft,
James ET.hris,
John ZimH-,
James Waaon,
Platte Virgins,
Edward Red,
Haley Katy,
Benjamip lAtthews,
Walter Kn.,
james Humble,
Joseph Spiton,
John Hays
Richard Dolby
Adam Smit,
Charles Lite,
Paul EassoI
Matthias Coke,
John McLae,
James Pegs
Thomas Moro,
Andrew Hover, SEN,
Thomas Bberts,
John Texssend,
Ja3s
lRotsa .V;ayis,
william wHxins' jun,
--Tlkey
IGeorza KskPA-
John &rlo9eh,
jacob TylpNe. zen,
james Este, SEN,
Daniel 0pwrn,
Joseph Sssenson,
VIM. ". Etep,
abraham Gar,
James Hammond,
Aaron Marin,
John Hunt SEN,
David Cason, sen,
Peter wsver,
Henry Cppy,
james LIMB, sen,
Abrahar Enderier,
John Wlston,
lSamuslC Craft,
david Wiley,
John lZgett-
WIN. Isushuart,
wv. Lseser,
VIM lakisou,
DAME Madison,
Theomre Wilburn,
iEnocl Mccullough,
lThoua. Culbertson,
lDavi1 Culbertson,
Franis Cublertson,
Edward Eond,
Hiram Brown,
Alesapaer Quigiey,
Exra Boswell.
Harm.s knensrberT,
Nils
Peter E.ennacher,
wn. Cule<rtscn,
Jacob We're.
Johu Si.as6f.
DAME war.
John Rap<f'
John LeagU.
Iaeck aso.&rN.
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Appointment Of a Trustee.

state Of Iadiana. IS. | Ia she wsvne Circuit
wayne County, ! Court, Fall Term. 1854.
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III interest. Will the
of the departed th
, tons, and act on
% giving names, age
y both males and fer
n John Smith,
> Jeremiah Cox,
G. W, Starr,
O John Barnes,
James Hunnicutt,
e John Dougan,
Samuel Holmes,
Nathaniel Mcclure, Sen.
q Nathaniel Mcclure, jr.
Stephen Thomas,
t BENJAMIN B. Moore,
/, John b. Taylor,
Joshua Meek,
: Thomas Hallett,
Adam Geek,
2 Nicholas Druley,
, Aaron Druley,
William Druley,
David Fouts,
George Holman,
Hugh Gull,
Smith Hunt,
Julius Wood,
Fielding Gaar,
Thomas Young,
Andrew Woods,
John Wall,
N. b. Cochran,
Joseph Derickson SEN,
Joseph Derickson, jr.,
David Rai'sback,
John Railsback,
Nathan RAilsback,
Samuel Test,
Thomas Craft,
Jacob Mall,
John Mall,
Richard Edwards,
Christian Bull,
William Knox,
Humphrey Lloyd,
Richard Rue,
Henry Rue,
Joseph Pyle,
Isaac Bonine,
Shadrach henderson,
William Grimes,
Armstrong Grimes,
Robert Grimes,
Alexander Grimes, SEN,
Alexander Grimes, jr..
George Grimes,
James Grimes,
Isaac Beeson,
John O'Hara,
Thomas O'Hara,
Daniel O'Hara,
Charles O'Harra,
Franklin O'Hara,
Hugh Leonard,
John Ryan,
Cranson wilkins,
Elkanah Hully,
VIM. Kitson, SEN,
Nathan kitson,
John Litchtenpelts,
John Line,
C. Bouchie, K
Nathan Nasbury, Il
H.J.Shambre, kid in Kan.
Basil Brightwell, S
Bailey Hnnnicutt, II
Edward Borton, sen. ]
Edward Borton, jun. 4
Job Borton, \
James Moore, $
4e~rgUsv-,zrg~u~nni
Villa m Edwards, q
John McMinn, \
DR.. Harrington, 4
DR.. Butler, I
DR.. w. B. Smith, !
DR.. Norman, {
DR.. Dulin, j
William Spinning, \
William Bennett, 4
John Bennett,
DR.. l. Warner, 4
Boyd,
William Cox,
Leopold FISHER,
Oliver Kinsey,
Solomon Dickinson,
Elias Dickinson,
Henry Hessman,
Caleb Shearon,
Matthew Barker, SEN,
Robert Williams,
Benjamin Peyton,
David Manlsby,
John Hawkins,
DR.. Mofhtt,
Test,
VIM. McCown,
Thomas Newman,
VIM. Bulla, sen.
David Bulla,
James Bulla,
Thomas Lamb,
Joseph Rich,
John Starr,sr.
Henry Starr, or.
Paul Swaine,
Job Swaine,
William Brown,
John Nicoloy, sen..
John Vineyard,
Richard Bunch.
Henry Everson,
Amos Clawson,
Issac Commons,
Silas Bond,
Seth Cook,
Isaac Cook,
Thomas Kendle,
Reuben Sullivan,
Jacob Smith,
Samuel smith,
Samuel W. Smith,
Thomas Stafford,
John Stafford,
Jacob Grave,
Robert Hill,
John Haines,
Samuel Cole,
Micajah Henly,
Jacob Keefer,
Peter ". Farber,
David Lyle.
Samuel File ming,
David Hook,
Nathaniel WATSON,
Edward Morrison,
J. D. Morrison, SEN,
Charles Green,
VIM. Hart,
VIM. Cammack,
Israel French,
10 seph Strowbridge,
Henry D. Virgins,
VIM. Virgins, sen,
James Mosely,
Samuel Sufrins,
John A'whinney,
Samuel Shute, sen.,
Charles Shute,
John Erwin,
4 Chris. Clark,
BENJAMIN g. Moore,
VIM Watson,
Josiah Moore,
Samuel Morris, sen,
4 Warner NJ. Leeds,
VIM Dolby,
: John Erwin,
Nelson Page,
. Joseph Taihelm,
: Benjamin Bond,
James Jones,
Philip Wilson,
James Penny,
Isaac Paxson,
: John Davis,
+ Grafton Brookins,
!, Robert Horner,
Joshua Homer,
!! Lindsay Horner,
/ James Horner,
,. Frederick Caulman,
! J. Ssrick,
" VIM. ChamheFiain,
. John Fleming,
n Nathan Rambo,
VIM. BaDbo,
The Provost Mani
thai MEMBER Of the ,
who may entss The o.
.
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-Me..zse,s G0A.eH~xN0
War Meeting II NEE
inQs were held ihHVt niob

commencing Tuesday night. At the first
meeting speeches were made by Messrs
Yaryan, Burk, Kinley, Holland, and 9TH
crs, and preliminary arrangements made
Lewis Burk, chm; w. T. Dennis, sec'y.
WEDNESDAY, April q, 1864.
The second meeting at Starr Hall last
evening was largely attended. Dan'l B.
Crawford, President. and w. T. Dennis,
Secretary. Reports from recruiting Of
hcers were called for, and Capt. Mount
reported % names, and Rfr. Gauze, s.
names. Stirring and patriotic spc-cnc.
we're made by John Yaryan, Esq, Capt
BrafYitt and Col. Dennis. After which
Mr. Burk proposed that inasmuch as
some four citizens had paid $40 each for
the procuring recruits, that those present
should contribute for that purpose, when
the following gentlemen responded:
s. Horney Il Co., 800,
Mr.. Swayne, $50,
G. w. Wood, $40,
u. b. Crawford, $50,
+. Benson, so,
J.J. Robinson, $40,
Jno. Thompson, SlO,
VIM. Bailey, $40,
John Yaryan, go,
b. Rauh, $50.
At this stage Of the proceedings, MIR.
Bull offered proposition that the bust
ness men should shut up their Shops and
Stores and take their employees with
them, under pay, and thus ill up the re-
ouisite number and not depend upon
bounties. He then said, he would be one
of ten business men to put their names
down on the spot Pending this propo-
sition, Mr.. Crawford said that now, as on
previous similar occasions, few noble
and willing men always had the money to
pay and the work TO do; while the men
whose large fortunes and extended pos
sessions were to be protected by the mer
volunteering, were never seen at these
meetings and their voices were never
heard in behalf Of the important work
He therefore moved that this meeting
urgently request, that special meeting
Of the City Council be called at once t
appropriate $4,000, to aid in raising vol
unteers for the corporation of Richmond
>'Nld require as its proportion
carried unanimously, and a committee Q
five, Consisting of Messrs. Bark. va,
yam, Siddall, and Crawford, appointed t
lay the matter before the Council an
urge its appropriation.
Adjourned to meet at : P. NJ. precisel.
on Thursday Evening.
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Soldiers donI iii
War.

UNOR many have died from Diarrhea and Dysentary
II in your Regiment. Now take warning and do not
return without supplying your kmapsack with bottle
OF
DIR. Strickland's Anti-ChOlera Mixture,
remember how many were saved last year by taking
ii after being discharged and sent from the hospitals
incurable. One dose will Immediately relieve the most
severe of Diarrhea Dysentery. IL is
knowledgcd by the faculty TO be the only medicine
known to cure Chroaic Uiarrhea and Dysentery. Now
don't neglect it, for return change OF diet and
water, &C. Will most certainly bring Darrea, aud
a cent bottle of Dr. Srickiands Anti Cholera Mix
ture will you and several others. II will keep
good in any climate. Do not fail TO tell your COM
rades to put bottle Of it IN their knapsacks.
Sold by Druggists and prepared only by Dr. A.
Strickland, No. East Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr. Thomas Woods, Covington Kentucky, will salts
any the merits Of this medicine; he cured
himself aud many soldiers with it.
March 30, 1864. 9-ly.
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Samuel MOTIFS, IT.,
John Morris,
IAlexander Dill
VIM. Sceifce,
Daniel Morrison,
Henry Morrison,
Andrew Finley, sen,
andrew Finley, jr,
. VIM. Finley.
John Finley,jr.
Daniel Aecw.-
WIN. Knox,
lHezekiah Yk|iaps,
Elijah CS
Robert AK
4. Founs
James Ihhason,
Jos. Howell,
DIR. Swain.
Levi Kern.
Thomas Baxter,
Daniel Henry,
John Reid,
Walter Legg,
jesse Iden,
Charles Petty,
Joseph p. Dempsey,
Solomon gaies.
James Bates.
Sawyer McFadden,
Charles Suffrins,
ALFRED Edwards,
John Hall,
Luke League,
Benjamin Jarvis,
Thomas Jarvis,
Jacob l. Keifer.
WIN. Plummcr,
i-Ballard,
Rev. w. M.Boyee,
Thomas Barnett,
Henry Sha5er,
lHarman Shfer, IT,,
WIN. Hart,
Dr.Jesse Pranore,
y. Wilkins,
George Rut.Enmill,
Alexander MPherson,
John Fassold
". Jones.
David Ring,
Thomas Benton. jr.,
James McCdyT
VIM. McCown,
John Lamb,
Jacob Hornih,
Hendricks HGnish,
Philip Riley.
Mex,
James Sandrson,
Daniel Downing,
Daniel Weaer,
Joseph How'll.
Jacob Atkinson,
Peter Atkinpn,
lanes DugAle, SEN,
stephen b. Stanton,
Richard SeGtwick,
llonzo OrsIorn,
'mith Hunt.
'r. Greer,
esss CLARK, jr.,
.evi johnson,
Vim. ManiSld.
n rnnal Mo-
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financial.
PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.
500 BONDS.

TREIsuny DsrARrEEST, WAsHIHeroy Oct L. i"4
Sealed offers win be received a. this department "noer "e
act Of Congress approved June 90 1861, until the noon VI
DAY the l4th s for bonds Of tine United States 10 the
OF forty millions Of dollars Tho bonds on"" w"
boar All interest Of siI per een.ur payable In
coin on the FIRST days Moy ard Novcub-r and will be e
6ssu.able the pie OF The Government e I'VE years.
and payable In twenty seszs from Norempea J. iooA
Each offer must I've for fifty some multiple OF my dollars
and ,ou.t ,, thu sum tnsdps premium offered for each
hundred aoayq oY fo y When hs oftS u oT no more than
av Two ne, cer. u principal .cIcludins premiu) o'
The Who'll, amount bid for ~ esch bidder must be Deposited
as r-op,y for payment o, subscriptions accepted With the
,., Of N. United sate. e, Washington, with the A.
,.n, T..rrsr Of Newyorb, Boston Philadelphia St
ii or with the designated Depository at Baltimore Fi,ts
hy-yh Ciucnns:i Louisville. Chicago Detroit Buffalo OF
.i any National Deposit Bsnk which may consen. to
act the business whou, charge 70. .ch deposits dupi
cate cer6cses vii! he issued 10 hs depcsoss by The officer
q, b,nt receiving thern- originals OF which he tr
wsriod viii. the ogeTs. to this Depsrmens Az deposits
should be .sde IN tine for the certificates with the csrs TO
esoh Washington later than the morning Of October H.
aforesaid No offer accompanied by its proper cerh
cate Of depoyh viii be considered.
The Coupon and Registered Bonds ,ncS under this pro
pos will be CT he Denominations u SO $780, $50 end
Registered Bcrds Of 5000 and 900 win be H.
sued required
AL offers received viii Re opened Friday. October Il
The .wasa, Will be made by TIE Secretary TO the highest Of
iercrs aud notice acceptance destination will be inms
distcy given to the respective ose In casss II secsP
snce bonds OF tho description and denomination preferred
will be cent 10 .ubscber The cost OF the department.
On payment Of instar.T, The deposit Of two per
o~ni v the lat issDru;s PAID by success
u oeers and viii be Immediately retained 10 :h0ss whore
ofcs, may no; be accepted
The o'sooep,si ofer- must he deposited With The
TeGure officer bark authorized 10 act under ts notice.
on advice o,soe-ptancc Of oaer follows Onehsh On he
Osobes aud the balsnee Including the IHsmir and
orlsin. two PEI cen, Deposit Oh the sist October
The bcnds will bear nom November 10. Inist
on deposs from their Nov sill be psid 10y the Gov
eminent IN coin
Ons half Of the first instslren: tFrytvs pn cent Of
accepted offers nay be paid with accrued iueres, to October
United States Certificates 81 Indeoedness but such
certificates will be received part payment Of ts tTs In
s.sluos1nt only
OH-rr under this poce shoribe dored "Oher for Loan
and addressed the Secretary oshs Treasury The right to
dee AL o6crs considered advantageous 10 the Govern
ulsri u reserved By the Secretary.
W. p. FESSENDRN,
secieiar, oi,be Treasvry.
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financial.
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of ue Treasury gvcs notice that suscrp
ons viii Be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. psyabls
three year. from Aug u.s. 1884, with semi annual interest st
the rate Of and TIRES cnhs per per snnpmprDc
pal and interest both TO b paid in lawful money.
These notes win be convertible the option H The holder 1t
maturity. into sl per cent gold bearing bonds payable not
less Eve twenty yesr- from their date
the Government may -l-c They vii be- -ued In denomi-
nations Of $50 500 800 900 and $500 and I'll sub
senphous msst be Oy h.y doass multiple Of hty
dollars
To Dotes draw interest from August u.s. persons mailing
deposits subsequent that date must py tho interest accrued
from date Of note 10 ds,e Of deposit
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT Il NATIONAL SAVINGS BAsE, offering higher rate
interest than any other aud Ne beet security Any savings
bsnf which pays i deposio IN L. Noios oond1s That
it paying 10 the best circulating medium Of the country
and pay in anything better. Tor It's a.c,s are
either in Government securities OF In notes OF bonds payable
In Government paper.
CONVERTlBLE INTO 4 SIX PER CENT 5.20 GOLD
BOND.
IN addition to the very liberal ntsre,t The Eoscs fos
tire. years. Oils privilege Of conversion Is now worth about
hroe Per Per tho current rate fr 30 Bonds
10 not less than cent premium and before the war The
eniuo siI per cent u s. Stoke twenty Per
will be ths, the se,uJ profit on this Loan, u
The present siet rse not ess than ten per cent per
annuni
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON.
But. s,5e from Oh the sdvsnsses we have enumerated.
Special Ac, Of Congress e,epJs al Bond esd 7'ea'uv
Noses o local taxation. On the svsuss this exemption
worth sbo psT per according 10 Tho rae Of
taxation in VARIOUS parts of the country.
IL 10 believed that Securities oder great Inducements
Lenders ihose is,sed by the Governraen. In oil
other forms Of indebtedness lie faith ability Of private
parties s,ooi eolupanlc separate communities. ony
Is pledged r payment while tho whole property Of he com
v ia hea 10 secure tbs dchs-,o Of AZ the Of the
I uited sixes
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
BY tbs
AssisrAxr TnnA.usxa o. Yas UsnEp srArrs corner q
Wal and Nasssus.a
FIAsr NATIONAL BAsK o. Nrw. YoxK. No 4wsn-t
s.ooxp NAr1osAL BASK OF NEw Ok l3de- l. RrdwoS
THIRD NATIONAL BAHK % Nsw YoRK, No o k"sssosi
ForArn NATIONAL BAsE o. new YoRx q md 20 Pinss-
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NATIONAL ExcnAses BAyK o. NEW Yonx- is% orwicbsa
and BY ~ National BsIks which depod.oTes o. public
money.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANEs AND BANKERS
tLIoushsu. the country viii give further information and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
NETWORK OIL CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
=. ,oa BROADWAY COR PINE STREET. NY
mock CAPITAL..................... 900.

JAMES W. 0ILIIEs. President
WILLIAM p. LEWIS. Secretary. -
COMPANY Is duly incorporated under the iws @! the
~ Of New York his organized 70. the purpose OF spen
- spS workins wells claim o. eshsy ono serce
I'D and owned by them In Crawford County p HweI
- bsep the depth Of three hundred and thirty ee
WITH good show Of oil .
PRICE OF SHARES ssPAR VALUE.
stock has already been taken The boo II
A. nov cpen al the Ofce Company No l06 BROAD
Way cor PINE STREET. NEW-Y YORK CITY
Subscriptions being received fer OOO Sb hfS
At THREE DOLLARS. Persons therefore purchasing
ssss dollars bav the advantage and shares oi
vsh only three doars paid worth Sve and
~ 10 one month be worth hundred ;.
Pugpectus with full particulars be obtained on sppirs
In 4 the Office Of the Company, No log BAuADWAi'
q YINE-sTREET 49,
ORDERS BY mail with inclosed viii be prompt, at
hnisd 20.
YMperEIe:
LANES W. GTLLIES. 2j3 10 231 Washirstort:.
WRJQhT GiLLIEs, ~ to ~ WssbDEer',
WIN H. MAILER, lbs Waist
WIN TAYLOR, IS Broadway.
JACOB LEWIS, 81 and ~ Nsssso-st
WM 3. LEWIS, I0s Broadvsy.
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