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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-03
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STArE, r
ToPEKA, August Is 1864.
$685.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE r
TOPEKA, August Is, 1864. -
TNHE following amendments to the Ccnstitu,
Il ton OF the State OF Kansas are hereby sub
mitted to the electors Of the Stnte of Kansas fsT
their approval or ectioR at the annual election
to be holden ON Tuesday. the 9Th day Of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1864: 4 - ; 3
= amendmentof section three, of artieIe e We .
WtIch observation-disclosures as follows: gs1E aza ll
section 3. For the purpose of voting, no per.
son stall be deemed 10 have gained or lost a res
ldenee BY reason of hrs presence or absence while
employed IN the service OF the United States
nor while engaged IN the navigation of the va
ters Of this State or of the Unitad Statssor OF tho
nigh seas, nor while student of any seninarr,
of learning, nor while kept at any almsheuse or
other asylum at public expense, nor while con.
fined IN any public prison; aud the LegiglatuS.4
may make provisions for king the votes of cleo
tors who may be absent from their toyUnsI,r,e ~,
yards. IN the volunteer military service OF the
United States, or the militia service of this gtate.
but nothing herein contained shall be deemed "a
allow any soldier, seaman marine in the repu.
lar army or navy Of The United, States the right
to vote - y -sEl tff3 - 1ll--lL
Also, an amendment of see 6iors twelve .f arts
ele two, which amendment reads as followa.t
Section p Bills may originate in eitben
iiGpse; but may be amended or rejected by ths
The ballots to be used al said election shall ba
written or printed as follows:
for amendment of section thPee, article f7EaS
oI tie ION stltttlon; or Against aalen dnentof
strs - a. .iciS I'VE OF the ,Constltuaon.er1
= OF anne ndment of section twelve, article two
Of tle Consutution;' or 'Against amendment ~
ssGaIoh Twelve, article two Of the Constellation
hereby certify that the abowe and foregoinc,
are true and faithful copies the auaendS5ents
proposed 70 be submitted 70 the electors of the
state OF hansass For their approval or reiect;on
~ l5e general election to be holden on Tuesday
iiIe 9Th day Of November, A. d. 1864. -
- witness my hand and offisiaI seal
81 the day and year Aforesaid ffT9eF
". W. H LAWRENCE,
Ea eSeeretarg Of Sfqte, Il =
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J.R. SWALLOW,

of this place, we understand, will come be-
fore the State Convention next Thursday as
a candidate for State Auditor Mr.. Swal-
low has heen Register of Deeds and Treas
urer Of @mz county, which places he filled
witht 81 a. -. He IS as well qualified for the
AuditoTsu;g as any man in the State. He
has always been right, politically. We be-
lieve Mr. Swallow would make good run
in this part of the State, and hope he will
be put upon the ticket
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-03
NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of Kansas.
The United States, H
The south east quarter of Section 81, Township
20, Range ID.
ID me directed, issued out of said court in the
above entitled cause, dated the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, 1864, l will, on
THE 28TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A D. 1864,
between the hours of one and four p NJ. of said
day, at the Court House door in Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, expose 10 public sale, for cash
the following described tract of land, to-wit
The south east quarter of section twenty.sey-
en- (27). township twenty (20), rang, thirteen
(l3), in Lyon county, Kansas. -.--~tr---x e
THOMAS A. OSBORN, II
1885 U. S. Marshal :
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A. c. WILDER.

1t is supposed that this gentleman will
be the choice of the State Convention next
Thursday for Congressman. We believe
he will have no opposition. We have heard
of none, at least. We are glad of it. He
discharged his duties well during his last
term, and should be sent back. We know
of no man in the State that would Ell the
place better.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-03
COPPERuEADISM.


Copperheadism is becoming more ram
pant than ever in some parts of the North.
On our outside we publish letter oil Gen.
Darlington to D. w. Voorhees,, exposing
bis Voorhees, connection with the new
secret order, and its designs. VOORHEES,
has long been a Democratic leader in Indi-
ana, and mas been in Congress from that
Stale. A large quantity of arms and am
munition were also seized at Indianapolis a
few days ago, which were to enable the
o. A. K g to resist the Government in ex-
ecuting the draft. Important papers were
also found, showing that all the Democrat
ic State officers were members of this trea-
sonable organization, as also the editor OF
the Indiana Sentinel. and 400 rebel prison
ers at indianapolis. 1t is fortunate for the
country that the object and workings Of
this reasonable order have been, SO far,
promptly exposed by the diligence and sa-
gacity of Union officers. It's hard to be-
ieve that there are thousands of men in
Northern States who are plotting the over
throw Of the Government, and re5e eriug Sc
cret aid to the rebels, but s. he fact,
and no sane man can denydoods will dwould
plunge the North qn be s so Rsie et R%T to
carry out their objedor have
been held and the GOvernfides, Butfly de-
nounced, and resistance TO it1sterslft pub
licly threatened. We ask reas9A BILE men
men who are at heart friends of Free
Government, if they have any excuse for
this action. We can see none. They have
been always permitted the largest freedom.
None Of them have been oppressed fol
opinions sake A few have been arrested
for acts that ought to have stretched their
necks. No; the secret motive that prompts
them is rank treason. They are doing
these deeds in the name of liberty against
oppression, when their liberties have not
been restricted, and they have not been in
the least degree oppressed The Govern
ment must be sustained. 1t must put
down these traitors in the North, if needs
be, at the point of the bayonet. The draft
must be executed if by doing SO soldiers
have to walk over the dead bodies of every
treason breeder in the North. Men may
harp about arbitrary arrests" but in our
opinion there has not been half enough oil
| them. These men have committed the overt
act, and why longer deal with them as any
thing else than traitors We see that some
of the leaders have been arrested in Indian
apOlis, and some of them took the oath OF
allegiance and were released. Not one of
them, will regard his oath after be is re-
leased. Traitors regarding an oath /! They
are the very kind that infest our borders
and plumber our homes and murder our cit
liens. They are the ones who incite the
savages of the plains to make war of ex-
termination upon US. Talk about liberty
for such brutes
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THE SEVEN. Tn1RrrEs--WHArARE-FHE

THE SEVEN THIRTIEs-W ARE FHEYsz
We trust that large portion of our
readers have pondered the appeal of Mr..
Fessenden, our new Secretary of the Treas
ury. The pnrport of it is that the people
of the United States, acting as a body.
through their agent, the Government. wish
individuals to lend them two hundred mill
lions of dollars for three years, at seven aud
three-tenths per cent. annual interest, pay
able every six months. For this they offer
Treasury notes. that is, in reality, notes
drawn and endorsed by every man in the
country. The loan is wanted for a great
national purpose, to effect which every man,
unless he be traitor at heart, if not in act,
is solemnly pledged. The appeal is ad-
dressed not only to few great capitalists,
but also to the many whose aggregate
means constitute the mass of the wealth of
the land. The notes upon which this loan
is asked are from $50 upward. Every
man WIG has $50 can take part in this loan.
Apart from patriotism and The duty which
all owe to their country, no investment is
so desirable as this.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-03

A paragraph has been going the rounds
of the press that ex-Presdent Buchanan
had enlisted with the hundred days men of
Pennsylvania. but Birmingham paper
gravely announces that James Buchanan,
the exPresident of the United States, is at
the Regents Hotel, Lexington, in confer
ence with Mason, the rebel commissioner.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-03

The United States, Elaoz 4
The n. W. quarter Of Section %, Town ~, Range
49, Ct al. '
TOY virtue of writ of VendtOni Ezponas, to
ID me directed, issued ont of said court In the
above entitled cause, dated the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, 1861, viii, on nom &
THE 28rn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1864,
between the hours of one and four P NJ of said
day, at the Court House doorin Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, expose TO public sale, for cash,
the following described real estate, -to.wit: - =
The northwest quarter of section twenty
eight (28), in township nineteen (l9) of range
thirteen Q3), and ten acres Of TENDER land in
the southeast corner of the north, west quarter
of section thirty three (33). township nineteen.
Q9). of range thirteen 13), in the county of Ly-.
on and State of Kansas.
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
353-56 rfr @ u. s. Marshal.
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COL CLOuD.

The Conservative says Col. Cloud is the
soldiers choice for one of the Lincoln
Presidential electors from Kansas. We
second that motion. HurIah for Cloud
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-03
Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of Samuel
Hami1l. deceased, thatl intend making final set
Element of said estate at the October term of said
court, on Monday, the Sd day of October. A. D.
1864. G. Y. ESKRIDGE,
Administrators de JoRis non of the estate of Sam
uel Hamill deceased. 353-56
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NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United States, Dis
trict of Kansas. gFK
! The United States, lHU1 4
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NOTICE.

THOMAS A. OSBORN,
U. S. Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

%, ,n,coses OF Intimidation and threat.
eued 60 retire from the service at specified time unless
certain terms we're complied with For single In
stance 20 sbow tho extent Of the evil. again quote
from the Commander in Chief who wrote TO Member
OF Congress in 775 that the spirit OF resigning oomms
siops has been hong at an alarming hight and increases
daily The Virgins line has sustained violent shock
NOT ess than ninety have already resigned to me- The
same conduct has prevailed among the officers from
other States though not yet in 30 considerable degree
and there are but too Just grounds TO fear that WIN
shake the very existence OF the army unless remedy
Is sooa very soon applied The spirit did not spato
since two years after ho informed the President OF
Congress that he had scarcely sufficient number lof
officers ef to take even Of tho fragments oil corps
which remained"
Troubles among generals II Is notorious, were not
only frequent but sometimes threatened actual dis
sstcr:
eighteen Of the generals retired during the strug
gle: one for drunkenness; one to avoid disgrace
FOR receiving double Pay; some from declining health
others from the weight OF advanced years. diners 10
accept civil empoyments but several from pdasSs IT,
sentiments and real imaginary wrongs lnncted "
Congress or associates In the service The eAhnP,o "
the after class was pernicious; since when neaao
divisions brgades quit their eomnsnus ioi ~,
chiefly or entirely personal 10 was 10 De m ,"a
reolnents battalions ard companlc. woud % iei' III
like manner without officers. Abundant ,e T
can be adduced show that ndiviauils oi h I'nhs
entered the army from interested motives, AND hDa
anue5 IA from similar rcasOns John Adams wrote III
I'M; Il am wearicd 10 death win the wrangies pc
tween military officers, high and low, lney lnn maS
lilo cats and dogs They worry one another IKE mas
washington, more guarded to Congress, uses language
almost % peinted in his letters to private friends
Tho moral of all this is briefly stated by Mr. Sabine III
conclusion: ., -, 49,. ~
Such rapidly told. Is the dark side OF the sois y,
the Reyvluton as concerns the winners. L rotate II
hero for various First because 1t IL QUO 70
the losers In the strife. Second 10 show, what many
persons are slow TO believe tina. there were wicked
fWhjcs' as well as wicked Tories. Third ~ do some
fling to correct the exaggerated and gloomy views
which are often taken Of the degenerate spirit OF 'pe
present times. founded on erroneous. BECAUSE on
partial estimate of tho virtues Of bygone age.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Cost OF MEALs.-What is il that en-
hances the cost ofiyng to such degree tina, we a.;
becoming a community OF grumblcrsi Is 1t not. In
more than half tho case- q want Of economys We
have lived prosperoasy 50 long that we are impatient
Of anything thot curbs our extravaganza. We have
beon prodlgal. oI.raVaeant aud some of siill
both In dress onl ~ and in many needless oIpendl.
tures. Now wbei does II cost for food for family that
Is not oonssmed by ssr'snis writer in The Boston
Taasaip, tells allows;
THE following estimate of tho cost of feeding fnily
0fthde sTovn persons Tor six months may be of intor
est t. your fo6ceTs. No servant By accurate daily
record to July Is COst VI every description Of food
consumed In ,he s,x mouths Sls2 -. Av,rago number
Of persons al meals three In the six months were 5i6
meals This ia ~ tie rate Of y cents for ihrco persons
" cents for each. And for this SUM o: cents each
person got about three times the quantity OF meat
Vegetables, bread butter tea, coffee Cocoa pudding
aud some eStrps hnt Is served up Ht the eang h0ns
but once for thlod 10 n:s and six fumes That expense
hall pist cap Of the best co., with sugar milk and
littlo cream, does NOT actually oo, e,es J pre-es
prices. than two cents So o. pucl else tbn, f.
prepared for the table Therefore II ibNDvs tl,at
man who has family that il economical In cook'n.
without being Eggardly In quantity or Indifferent IN
quality. viii save expense by going home TO dinner l
can go home 10 Brvoklas pay single fare each way In
tho steam carr, and get more bountiul dinner and
one better prepased, than BY going TO an eating house
ID The city md save money. Bcside~ sit down with
u cherished Old face before me- and blooming one,
around me-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
PAPER srooK-A very extensive mandatory

PAPER STOoK.-A very extensive mandatory
Is now building in South Brooklyn. for tho purpose OF
reducing any kind OF Gbron substance suitable for the
purpose into paper stock by the power Of steam The
material r. placed in very powerful steam gun the
muzsle Of which is kept closed until tho proper moment
when the catch being loosened. the material Is blown
on, aud reduced 90 fine fiber This IL no new expert
mcnt II was tested several years since. and II was
intended to make fiber for paper stock OF tie common
Southern cane. That project was stopped by the war
Lately, however, arrangements were made Tor obtain
ina the cane from nesJ Plymouth. N g. The capture
81 TIA, Dor, BY the Rebels broke up that plan We do
not know what cheap material the COMPANY intend now
" rely upon. We suggest cornstalks and stalks oil
sorghum, both that Kind grown for sngur. aud that
for the bash our common broom corn. We hope some
thing for full supply viii be found as we understand
tba, the works viii be capable Of turning out twenty
tuns Of pulp daily That may he!P to obosPen paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Wheeling, Va, il ore Of the oldest of ell
,ss n. has...s Of that city gives the following
gcisa Up toward IL, upper ferry team Of four animals
'-oAsnc psny a mule and ball. The horse had
AIS bcsres 90 pony was blind the Iuule lame and
the byn had no prov slon for fy time In the wagon
whtci wes an ordiasry one eat white man. crippled
nse,D and tame skunk. The skunk was firmly bound
VIII wisy Of struw. The white man held the lines,
the team bAd its own. and the Niger held the skunk
Marcus r. Reynolds. formerly one of the
most acute witty and popular members Of tho Bar in
Albany, died on tuesday. July le. He was man OF
ociye beneyoience and great Gberality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
A HEAVY WAasR.-Tas San Francisco Aha


California gives tho following account OF strangely
constituted wager. Abcut ten mont ''-'' two gen
temsn Of that city agreed 70 ths 6 ndi1ioDs'
II the Union forces did not cap.'' "a within
thirty ds,s from that date lie wa oppohcst
a single sound ehtab,o apple. ]. O. a held out
sixty days no was to give hint and anon;
s e., i;fsa u tn tSs I'D p5i
ssna.S S, F mt o. spSs. Ss IL DR.,
@s sd q ,as sascess,f PCp'h'T ss q. sl I ii
good joke and tho loser bas paid forieii regularly With
se gss sai ys;oFd.y ya.es ',osSsr piece
pound and i took by pound box Should kiChm6ha
b iStsa Yilhi, s prs.spi mouth h *2af G., e:Ss
Price viii then Be- z, 81 tsy blsaet poicf, Sodia
make him more than even; but should 4 bold ont
year Longer dpd Le continue to paJ bis Losses h. last
payment would cost him $1,000. and hc would be
Ssl 600 out in three months more be would he ont
sGo6 3iO aud, should the war last fom this date rs
much longer IL has ALREADY astsd since It's commence
meDt nation earth could begin 90 meet tho terms
~ the wager even allowing II 10 be reduced to cash
basis and the ps!honts to DO made In greenbacks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
lsaal Nontis.

ctUpREME COURT.-In the matter of the
nn,c,tion Of lie Mayor, Alderman and co%T9salt{
IO ,1s ss syfa aaRsgs e ss fSLkSS
RNfR IL The ey & s,4ss the Iyo .
in such made and Of New York hereby sys
s scs eG .hs. ey a apply to the Ss'''' o''"
state Of New spec,s said Cont 70 Dc ss
ss tIs Guy n'' IN the City Of New Yo.k on Nsaasjs
Cow az, L. or a, soon thereafter counsel can -
eard Tor the sppoinnsn,o Of Commissioner o. ns.se
[ ~ be Improvement hereby Intended Is the opening q
Ninety ninth Street from Fifth Aysrae to tse hsr.s1
M l ou on The map plan Of said city under and ~
~ an act Of the Legislature Of tine people OF the steo
" NJ Work entitled An act relative to Improvements
rcrs the laying of streets snd road. in the CITY Of New
YorE and for other purpoeesn passed Apr ID l&l.
AT JOUS IS BEvELIN Counsel to the Corporattoa.
Dated New York, June 10th, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
Dniloinp Materia6.

,.,-~.----~v.- water Pipe, glazed and
hRAIN, Sewer Ain. '~- aud ornsmenssl
81 81 viHhed, 2 e is INCHES Ia diameter ip-.-
htnney ops; Oven Green House, AID Flooring Iu,-,
bricks, se LlPottery. Depot 2,s Peuist II I'm oafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

f.rocers, Bank.--Ssatemsui oil GROCERS BANk
ths Yos required :, Chzp,ef TO- Laws s'' S
N. We. ssJ 20 sapt>y the 18Th d'y Of July. 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Butchcrs' and Brewers Bank.-s,',emsa, o. The The
ri feIiyRS EIts HAsk regssi By ch@Pet 80
~, Of s 81 Aa YEA the 10th day q Jay w.
h,.ss. " T. aud pucoaAis So. 90.
s'.'.'s-'-''
sHnrui q crcs. o. "oY
kyrrsx
Cay a. csss,y ssriot. hpbfu u fefrn' Cese.
~, Ra,sh. AL Dlsefs Hat b~ts daJ ssofn ~ - .As -. nav
Wv wv n p PFRRIs, Casirr
s.of. t.s,e. 80 hs loth DAY Of Joy, i~,
o.. 1.rts., ccrInis-i0nsr OF Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

8nnl OF the Stntc OF NeW.f Ork .-stA'ement OF
,.ntSK 0r HE sTATg or NEwrORK. Of he City Of new
required Chapter 40 Laws Of e Tor the seek ealhs
S,,urday the 10th day Of Jolly. i5i: 49,.
Of Loans AMI 10 b0.ovS ~
amount 81 cfcnaon 90
city end coaafy Of Sev!Yors. 81; oeoss w Duer Ssss
of sark fot, ct the CITY OF ses-
yI BE- y orh dpo.e sni h the shove statement cor
rect 10 the brs, Of my knowledge and belief - ,,, c,,
'""' '''' wv ~ " Ro,..r osrs Notary Psbie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Bank Of North America. -Staieuent Of ,hs BASh
OI NORTH AMERlCA s.rllrei ~ Chapter - IaHso iS @
ns wc.k enins SATURDAY. The 18th day Of July, W.. al
a,s $3.50, a. $50. ............. 6y.68S 80
q crcuis'on-
Cuy snd coanty New Yot, J. J. A. Beads"y .s.hi-
os nt Ane duly d-pse and ssy ast us
soys 81 Of lsos-!ss anJ hcnei
}. A. BEARDSLBf Cesaseh
E.I.s H. R,sss Nsary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Urondwny Bank.-staement Of the bhUAU"hI
reguri Ctaysr 10 Laws o. iss o me Nees '"
Saturday is lsth DAY Of JAZZ iat ..s.a o.a q,
I,.raxe a. cunt % L0ils sd b,coar
ls~rsx -r>re
sterss~ q eator a.
AVN q
CdJ aad co1Ay ofse- fors. 90 L. Event. CHstn :" ,ne
D.ai deec,e AL ~ s We soo'ss
,srri. coz ~ q TIE bs,; ofmy tnssisdf- snd b.
' J. l. EykRirT. Cs,hiet
s,orr i,~So,. "a. u.s ie'h Day Of July. 1854
'-V H.raLs B.s1I, Commissioner ~ Deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

LEATHER MANUFACTURERS BASk u the CITY o. View r@H a
required By Chapter ao Laws Of 1885, Tor the "sss eadns SATURDAY
The 10Th day OF July, is6i ..x,s non q, |
Ayerse. snount and Discounts oo.ygv
OF e$",~f" ""
of Circulation OF he late Le<uef
Average Of Deposits 49, &c. n
Cty and Couny YORK. Nehdss fsmrt Ca,,i ~
the Leather Manufacturer Rank, beng duly swosf oppose shu -
u. Eai'"''iS ~-N''
sworn before ne this ish Gay Of July, iN pu,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Bank of the Republic.-saemen. Of the BAN w w
The u Of New loSs fr1o red ~ Chper
AZ, Of Al enhns Sandy eIo'h day o. July 49,
A,ensc Anouni n Loans sad tissoolI a
49,. .r,orr, on S6O,ss0 Oy
a Circulation 1919 ~
Of Deg-oNfs
CtTssA Coaniy OF N.s Yot, " w. Ford. Camer o. ne
P,rt RepnbH drp- sst .J that The s~'s
s,,,mrni , ctxret iso bat Of t,os-dxe cad l-s
n. W road. Cashirr.
Yp-s Cour, jr, Notary Publc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Ave,sss Of an Dscosss oeSS4e y
Average Of SyetSs
Of
CITY coanty u Mes Yovk Samuel Wa'1 ssnef o. a.
City Of Nev Yoi teiae day 'woa dspo ns
behe( SAMUEL b. Nhiif' sA'ne'
' B. v W.rscs. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Bunk OF new OfK.Lsta 1n " t.e bANA VI
q fiday, The iSih day Of Jay, lsfi
u Iosns cad 800, e6S 50
Az
II Creuai 1890 %
CITY coaniy New York VIM Mseter Cashier The
P.nlo deps- and Thai tue sooss
correct tho best Of ny knosles snd belief
III. WM b. MEERER, Casher
sworn be,rs M. hi, 18th lay of July, isc4.
EBrIso w. CsIrrsspss Notary fcb.c-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

FLt the BAkh Of The NEW lohh 100 -.
PksY b cspt,r Lawn Of Coz the wees endias
Saturday, the 10th day Of July. Isst ...o ,.o a
Ayeras "
Ave OF Circulation
Agersse amount Of Deposd, 9ov.oSS W
% sew YORK T. j. lockwood, C~nsr "
York Dry Do Company. baf duly J-po,e and say
correct J. LOCKWOOD, Csshief
swora before tn, lsb DAY Of July. 1874
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

Continental Bank.-Staicmeat OF the CONTlNES-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

TAN Of tbs Cy York Of hs average dJ eaaao
Of the souora the week eDtnS SATURDAY uns ~
10th day OF July. iss4i ...,o.,o,
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Of CircusI0L.
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Manhattan duly sworn DC
the ssn-nt best Of my
knowledge and bsisl j. BARBkhoLk, CasaSI
s~orn before this 18th asy Of joy ia
EDus p Co.sy A., Notary Pubic