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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
FROM THE sEvenTn REGIMENT.
wArEaronp, Miss, Aug. 9Th. 1864. D
DEAR DRNOCaAr.-Snndav morning July

DEAR DEAocaAr.--Sunday morning July
3lst, we left Memphis il light marching
trim, many Of the men have but one
light rubber blanket, which answers for
tent. he'd and bedding. Some few carry
shelter fonts more commonly called Dog
tents The officers have sent b,ck their
extra clothing, keeping only one exsr"
pair Of socks. When our linen il SO much
soiled that it is unfit to wear in respecta bic
society,we wade in the first stream we come
to, take off our 6nery, aud in 3 style that
would make u professor alta wash tub laugh
VIC commence going through the motions Of
washing. When We got tired Of the sport
We use Oar backs for clothes lines and in
very short time &C are Boosting that we
have boiled linen' to wear. e. You may
wonder what we do when it rains. I will
tell you We just let it rain, and after ii
clears off We dry Oh, selves in the sun.
Laughing at the idea Of being compelled to
have clean faces aud to wear clean clothes.
Last night while il wac raining very hard
there not being dry place in camp, the
boys commenced to sound for bottom had
you been within hearing distance you
would have thought that hundreds of boats
were coming I'll sounding as they approach
ed. D. -. "a, r. +. ~r,s T*a!<" 81
would tell you about our destination
and our business, If knew. Gen. A. J.
Smith don't tell everybody where he is 60
ing or what he is thinking about. We Of
ten 60 in camp with prospect Of resting
few days and ID q few hours receive
orders to march Immediately. We all have
the utmost confidence in him, knowing that
when he moves he means to 20 some place
The 9TH Regiment is now only little
over four hundred strong for duty. Our
company numbers eighty, rank and file !;
forty of that number are unfit for active
service. We left thirty-four at Memphis
Capt. McKelvy and Lieut.. Mayhem are
both unable for the march, although they
hope to join us soon; many of those left
behind only media little rest, when they
will be ready for anything in the shape of
military duty. 49,
The rebs. are in hopes that the North
will elect peace President, one that will
end the war on terms to suit the South.
but soldiers everywhere have raised the
motto Of Lincoln for President, and Free
dom to the slaves, having less sympathy
for peace men At home Than they have for
the rebs. they ore fighting, unless they are
for peace, the overthrow Of rebellion, the
downfall of slavery and the triumph of our
armies everywhere. The soldiers want peace
but not until the Stars and Stripes shall
font triumphantly every where, then they
will feel that the great sacrifice they
have made, that these hard marches and
the loss our nation must feel for years both
in men and money are rot all in vain. =
= 81 Yours truly, g.. !
'-->j, - .1-srss=---.----sa-<4J.E +. WEST.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
A CARD.

Owing to the enormous advance In the prices, not
only Of the precious metals but Of every other
modify find it impossible to continue longer the
sale Of my PENS at old rates.. This regret exceed
ingly, as had hoped to continue without change:
but having to buy gold at tho present fabulous prices
this is no longer possible.
My friends and the public vii! give me credit, how
ever, for having struggled long and hard against the
universal pressure to deprectc the cred
It and currency Tho advance made is not enough
to cover me, with gold at present ates;-should it
main where it is, 90 still! higher further rise in
prices must be made In any case, however, in
tend, ny heretofore, to Sell better article for legs
money than it Tan DO bought for elsewhere
circular, with cngravings Of all sizes, Styles and
present prices will be sent receipt Of letter post
age. Address A. MORTON,
July llth 1854, q Maiden Lane, New York.
S1GS OF raE T1MEs.-M-. A. Morton, tho emf.
ncnt manufacturer Of Gold Pens, has at length been
compelled by the continual advance in nominal val
ues caused BY tho imitation Of CURRENCY, to advance
the prices Of lis goods. He has stood out through
many MONTHS mourning heavy losses in the hope that
the end Of the War would speedily enable him to
boast that he had sold his Pens throughout at Peace
priccs but he gives notice to-day that he stand
out no longer, and must henrcforth charge enough
fol, his goods to cover their cost.
This termed an advance in prices, but not quite
accurately. Every farmer can buy one, dozen. or
manufacturer for less Cloth, every workman for less
Labor, than III 1860. 1t is simply areadjustment Of
nominal to actual values We hope to hear that his
Interest to buy any than to sell goods for loss
than their honest cost.-N. T. Tribune, July II.
"The waves Of currency have at last swept away
one Of tho old lighthouses which hitherto suggeste
inc remark refer to either to EddystOne or to Sandy
Hook-but to Morton, of gold pom celebrity.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

GHER1FF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cation Issued out Of and under the seal Of the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dstrct IN and
for tho county Of Stearns and state I Minneaotal
upon Judgment rendered and docketed In said cour
Oh tho Sd day Of May A. D. $780, in IN action thoroin
pending, wherein Thomas c. Alden Is plaintiff and
Franklin Sisson IL defendant In favor VI said planti
and against said defendant for the sun Of
dollars and frty-nlne cents lS8: 49, aud ono dollar
and ten cents 1l0 additional costs and intcrcet on
the sum Of stxty-elght dollars and ffty.nnu cents
($68.by from the said third dag Of May 4. D. 1890
have this day levied upon the following described real
property as tie property Of the said Franklin
6tssn at the time Of the docksng Aforesaid Of the
Judgment aforesaid apd described follows, to wit
The west half Of thu south east quarter q section
number fourteen Q4) in township number one hun
bred and twenty-tour (l2i) north Of range numbsR
(2S) west In the st. Cloud land distric
aud contan according to the United States survey
thereof eighty (SO) acres of land net measure Nov
therefore notice IL hereby given that will sell thu
above described real property In separate parcels Of
forty acres EACH according to the legal subdivisions
to the highest bidder therefor for cash. At thu
front door Of the Court House In St. Cloud in said
county Of Stearns, on SATURDAY, the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. D.. 1854, Mt Q o'clock in the after
noon OF said day to satisfy the said execution and In
terest and costs. PHILIP BEAUPRIE,
Sheriff of Stcarns county, MINI
WV. J. PARSONS, Attorney for Plai6tif. ~-H
Dated St. Cloud, Mimi, Aug. 18th, 1854. au1s-6"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
THE INDIAN EXPEDITION.

Col. Thomas, commanding the Minneso-
ia Brigade Of Gen. sally's Indian Expcdi-
tion, writes to Gen. sibley from Fort Rice,
on the Missouri River, under date of the
18th ult., saying that the Expedition would
les1e the Fort on the morning Of the 10th
ult., aud march in southwestelly direo-
ton for Raiay Buttes, where it was expect
ed, wouid be faaad camp Of 400 lodges
Of Sioux Indians From the Rainy Buttes
il was supposed that the Expedition would
march tor Powder River, where it IL be-
lisved!a largs camp of Indians will be
fosnd and . big fight may be expected. It
was a1ao Colonel Thomas opinion that no
further opportunities for writing home
would be given for Two months 1t least at
ter leaving Fort Rice.--Ronser !. ...,, ...a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sAhE-WHEREAs
default has been made in the conditions Of cor"
tain mortgage executed by pertina Richmond mort
gsgor, to James NJ McKelvey, mortgagec, under date
of the second day of june A. D. 1862 to secure the
payment unto the said James n. McKelvey of the
sum OF One hundred and 1tyve dollars ana lntosess
thereon, according to the conditions and terms OF
certain note executed At tho same time ne sa!o
Pertina Richmond to the said James NJ. McKelvey.
and referred to and described IN SAID mortgage ano
Office Of tho Register Of Deeds in and tor the county
of Stearns and state Of Minnesota on tho I'd DAY OF
June 1872 at II o'clock a. m ana guy 1ec9 s9 aa ~
Tho premises mentioned 10 and affected " sad mort:
gage arc described follows, to wit: being part Of
block "C' in the town OF st: Cloud, In said county,
mencing at point on the westerly side OF said block
&C." two hundred and sixteen (2l6) teot northerly
from tho south westerly corner Of said BLOCK s.d
corner being made by the intersection OF tho north
erly boundary line Of st. German street and the cast
erly boundary line Of Washington avenue 10 the ead
town Of st. Cloud said block and avenue being
Of said town of St. Cloud made by John l. Wilson.
and of record in the Office of tho Register OF Deeds OF
said county running from thence northery ana along
one hundred and fourteen feet from thence run,
ming right angles with said last mentioned line and
parallel with St. German street aforesaid ono hundred
and thirty-two Q32) feet; from thence running at
right angles With said last mentioned line and para
lel with Washington avenue aforesaid, ono hundred
and fourteen Q14 feet; from thence running Ct right
angles with SAID last me0tlOnoQ Suu
St. Gern,ain street Aforesaid ono hundred and thirty
feet 70 tho point q psss o.
shane and fronting III feet on said Washington ave-
and being 1872 Depth And =. q Sner
otherwise to recover the money secured BY AID
any part Thereof and The amount s;s%sa
interest and attorneys fees Two hundred and seven.
teen dollars and eighty osnts T. ~; wheretoee y
pursuance of tho power Of sale contained In sa1d
mortgage and Of the statute In such case made and
provided the above described premisss viii BE- sold q
The ffont door Of the once Of tho Register Of Deeds
in tho said town Of st. Cloud said county, at public
vendue and to the highest bidder Tor cash, by the
Sheriff Of said conAty, The zth day Of AuSust 4.
D. 1854 ct 10 o'clock In tho forenoon Of sad day. e
satisfy the amount then due on said mortgage, With
attorneys fees costa Of sale, &c.
III JAMES II. McKBLVEY,
Dated st. Cloud, June 10th, 1854 Mortgage.
II. G. WAIT, Attorney for Mortgage. je286w
Tho above mortgage sale = postponsd 70 August
18th, 1861, ct 10 o'clock q N.
9zst.s5 S. JAMES n. NcKELvIY,
st. Cloud, August 9Th, 1854. 81. VA Mortgage.
n. c. WAIT, Attorney fur Mortgages. sull-2w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
COPPERHEADs AND THE WAR.

The copperheads are very fond Of tell
ing how long the war has laeted, and how
much money it has cost. Will they endeav-
or to figure up how long it would have
lasted, hew many lives and how much money
it would have cost, if they had not opposed
the war? Their accusations against tho
war are SO many confessions Of their own
treason. On their own heads rests the
greater portion Of the waste and bioodshed
Of the war. They could have aided the
government to close it long ago. The war
would never have begun had not the rebels
we'll founded confidence upon the aid
which the copperheads would afford them.
by opposing the efforts Of tho government
to put down the rebellion.-Detroit ADDER
fiSeT.ts.l 30
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

We regretted to see in last weeks
tIas On article Of structure on ,lr.
onuelly y letter to the Press suggest
y the postponenent Of a further dis.
,ssion Of the Indian swindle- not that
lr. Donuelly would h affected by this
.ticle, but that the bitterness of its
me denotes = feeling which should be
i.pensed wi,$ during u crisis 80 great
the present.
1t is net necessary to review the re-
,arks Of the atlas, mauy Of which
ou1d not be sustained by statement
{ facts.
This is not the time for Union men
rake open old sores, aud to perpetu-
tc discussions, which cun result only
n emhittering those who should be
'ork;ng shoulder to shoulder for the
uccess Of cause which rises far above
personalities. What is now needed, as
tated by Mr.. Donnelly before the Con-
'ention, is-"For one ano,he., mooern-
lion; tor the common enemy, resolu-
iou." If we cannot be Of one mind
III all minor matters, We Can al least
ttop them as subjects Of disagreement
Until less critical times, and unite with
he whole s0u1'i the great work before
-n-of crushing the enemy in front,
checking the enemy a: home, aud re-
Uniting our country.
The results demanded Of Un,on men
the election Of Abraham Lincoln
and Andrew johnson, and through
this the overthrow Of the rebellion-re-
quire their best energies, without weak
ening their strength BY dissensions
amobg themselves.
For these reasons We hope the A0us
will forego any further discussion Of
this matter, until after the l'rcsidcn-
tial election, when, should it feel 80
disposed, We venture to say that no
ono will complain If its pursuing its
criticisms of Mr.. Donnclly's letter. As
friend Of this gentleman, and an op-
ponent Of the appropriation, We arc
perfectly satisfied With the endorsement
given by the Convention: ....'..
Tho following sensible remarks on
this subject are FROM the Pres
A most unfair article appears in this
weeks Minneapolis Atas. ard which ID
totally misrepresents Mr.. Donnelly's posi-:
.ion. Mr.. Donnel!y distlnctly stated. in
tho letter referred to, that he '.clairaeA that
the estimates made BY Major Morrill, were
ffaudu1ent,p he took back nothing he
reasoned his position and he simply ask
ed that the discussion Of the question might
be postponed until after the election. when
hs would DO ready, II it was desired. 10 70
new It. :
But the qasstiou' was wholly foreign "a
the great issues involved insthe canvas.
It Was deemed 'lnexpedient 70 prosecute Z
quarrel about minor AID irrelevant matters
on the eve Of gre&t' and 'decisivs politl-
cal battle. s5
For these reasons, which, an will apPre-
efate but those who want ar6x' IN tie camp
10 further selfish ends Of their own, Mr..
DonRelly simply asked that the discussion
be deferred and for these reasoHs w a.
sented to the proposition. We ''agfeed to
disayres; Tor the present, on this minor
matter, in, order to prevent Ill risks of dis
,urbing the harmony Of the party in those
matters Of higher moment wherein We
..agrcstl.,
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Saturday, Aug. 9th, "a:

The CHOICE LOTS in said Cemetery will
be sold at public auction to the highest bid
der above the minimum price established
by the corporate authorities having the
Cemetery in charge.
The sule will commence at 1 o'clock r.
N and close at o'clock p. n. OF said day.
The minimum price established by the
Corporate Board is $40 per Lot. Size Of
Lots, 20 feet square
Parties wishing to visit the grounds be-
fore purchasing, will please cali at the off,
ces Of II. C. BURBANK, II. z. MITCH
ELL, s. MARiATT, or JAS. H. PLACE,
where the necessary information will be
given for accomplishing this object.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

The PAPsR MILL SoLE.-W. s. King, Of
the Atlas, Postmaster Of the House Of Con-
gress, &C., has purchased of Cutter. Sec
ombe g. Co., the paper mill on Hennepin
Island. Re proposes, We understand, ia
unite in the enterprise with Eastern CAPT
talists and 10 double tho capacity Of the
mill -Pioneer l".S:' Is y aE,< - IL :5.ss-5 ssl
1t is to be hoped that Mr. King will
sell paper at something less than extor.
tionate rates. nj,
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Also, good assortment Of
Mems and Boy . Hats.
4 Of all kinds.

Tho above mentioned goods ksve lust.
been received from the East, and are Tor
sale At surprisingly low prices for the times.
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Cash paiA mr. HIDES saa oelnkins
v6n4l e. G. SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
FOR Jupe1s OF RE SUPREME COURT,
Chief Justsce-.THOMAS WILSON.
rs. ]. r. McMlLLEN,
a'''s<' JOHN NJ. BERRY.
,alsLAT1vE UuIuH DISTRICT OOHVEN
T10Hj Sd DIST.

III Onion electors Il tbs ID legislative District
Minnesota are requested to meet In delegate Con-
,tiou, At St. Cloud, ON the 10th day II September
It At ono o'clock ?. r., for the purpose Of nouaina-
thfts candidates for Representatives In theLes-
.ture Of said State The several counties compris.
said district will be entitled to delegates ~ FOL-
- In said Convention, Viz: stearns, !; Morrison,
Douglss,l; Todd. L; Crow Wing, /; Cas-, l F.;
Ii, l; st. Louis, I.
7. c. MCCLURE,
Chairman District Committee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Leather and Findings,
ta#sA.fz51 II At "a s:r4-s9r., ...s
e. O.. SMITHS.

Mems calf, kip and stoga custom Boots.
Mems calf, kip and stoga Eastern Boots.
Mems calf, kip and stogs Brosans:
Mems calf Congress Caters.
Boys Boots and Shoes, all kinds.
Youths and Children's Shoes, all kinde.
Women's calf and goat Shoes, oil kinds.
Misses calf and goat Shoes, alfkinds.
Children's Shoes, al kinds, copper tipped.
Ladies' serge Congress Caters. No. /.
Ladies' serge Balmorals, No. l.
Ladies' Slippers and Buek.ns.
Sole and Upper Leather. :...x. z,s.lsz,
French and Domestic Calf Skins
Shoe thread, Nails, Pegs, Wax. &c.
Plastering Hair in any quantity.
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North Star
40. I'll f''t j. -, -. .,-g...
Cemetery!

Notice is hereby given that plat OF the
survey OF the aoove-nan ed Cemetery is
completed and on exhibition at the Office
Of JaUcs II. Place, in this city, and that
on H.
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VIEW ADVERT1sEMENTs.
Letter List.

lSI q Lsttsss remaining uneailsA ~ - H. d.
Cloed Post Once August 18th. loo4.
6oau0 u Adams Mrs K 6sammsfP Peter
G ~ Jasper Grimm Edwin2 Greene Mis- Z
net.n1ennStonJ johnson Miss Annie Kopp john
aNateE lit NortOnGeo PappentnO JDo
VWsss - TssryJ WebbT y
~ Il. z. MITCHELL, P. n.
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North star Cemetery

Is fuely situated in beautiful grove, q
miles southwest from St. Cloud, and is the
OILY regularly incorporated Cemetery in tn
Township where Lots can be procured by
one and all at low rates, with good and sut-
ficient Warranty Deed.
= By ORDER OF COMMITTEE
l.; St. Cloud, Aug. LIST, 1864. au4-4t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

CLEARWATER.
l 2 4 s 6 8 . 10 tfrao block IS
l as $3.50 frac block GO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

.Forersr float thtt: standard .hret!
Where breathes TIE foe Dat falls before as
vitA Freedoms soil beneath our fset,
And Freedom = bdnner. strpcmihy o er " ,
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SAINT CLOUD CITY,

Part OF Edelbrock's First Addition.
Lot. Bicck.
s, 9, 10 ! L"
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11L-r1MED STRUCTURES.

Chairman District Commit
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Jous wAppLs. Chief Il. iueer.
Fonias DsrsRrxrsr, ASSISTANT orlRrssxA.rnxs}


PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
GRAIN Written proposals are invited for furnishing
Ray STRAW, OATS, sn1 CORN, for the Of the Cow
.runent b. delivered Alexandria Va point
The Potomac tributaries in such Quantities within
the pro. o.od iOT and such times the andeisasS
may direct .
fhe prc possls 60 be addressed to the undeed and -
state the quantity gna price Of each article Offered.
Proposals viii DO received for hge houp Is ooc bushels
of Com O4ts and hSy s tuns ~ II straw and mp
wsr shall be Interest Of the Government .
contract for lese AIiount.
Com put up good sacks Of about two (2 buhsa
and In Of about three ~ busLes each which -
b. furnished ree Il charge 20 the Goyenmsa The Hay and
to DO securely ta.rd.
An articles furnished under ,ls sdverienen. 10 be subseS
20 sgid inspection BY iss Government Inspector
Purchases III be oh. foin time 10 time un3es his alvso
liesg from tho lowest Responsible bidder, the tsresa
q. the public scsylse uiAy require.
The tho right 20 reject any and q
Oilers which may DO deemed Incompatible with the interests
81 the Government.
fovrens be mad. in such fcnts may b provided
fso the United Staos Trssuty aud. fnr practicable
rpou delivery but she und.rred -ssEves the sh to with
odd the WHO'S part OF lie payments until The complete
iullment OF .xecMents.
Good security will be required fc- he faithful fulsnsnt =
any agreeu.sn made under this a,reTtis-In-na
Wan. srODDARD, Cap. IND AAsan, Q. VI.
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Jnicrna! ilrpenue.
7 s. INTERNAL REVENUE.-Collector

II NIII'7' VI y
~ Once, 9Th District, comprising me lith and iIth
Wards oil ~. City Nv YoTESocc IL hereby gwen ihi'
lave received this Animal Collection st of 6J nom Tie IA
Of the Seventh Collection Disiic OF he state oil New
York md ;a the duties specified therein lave become due
and payable. end tat will attend al ny Office no "a Bible
Houte Asor pos the lltb day q Jsnnsry 1854 ana
from day to day thereafter except 50ndayA until snd includ
Ing the 2y day OF January 1874 nom o'clock III the morn
Ing until O'Clock Ia the afternoon, to receive ihe same hhd
all persons who shall neglect 70 pay the duties and taxes
ASSESSED against them upon The Aforesaid s within tho time
o.c.sd spcc,bcd will b. liable 10 pay Ten PCT Centun sd
d.oul upon the amount t'sfsof
MARSHALL .. BLAKE. col,c,os
NaN Ynrk
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GALE OF MINING PROPERTY.--In accord
aca with vote II the sockhoiders of the ADVENTURE
AMINO COMPANY OF AIChiGAA, held Ia tn" City Of
Ptsour,h o the loh December Io5 a.. tho property rna
e.t. of said Company situated Ia che County Of Onoassou
Sat. OF Mcgan viii he sold At public auction By DAVIS
NctNKrNE Anctoneers ~ the Board OF Tad. Rooms IL
tho CITY of Psaurgh between 'he hours OF 10 aid 10 o'clock
a in on tho third TUESDAY Of January 1854
IN. res tuition of stockholders undor which this sss
ordered I. In tao following words .
,.orA That tho secrsuy be authorized aud directed 20
advertise tie said property soT sae IN The City Of fbugh
"a. to tie highest bidder, the third Tuesday in January
n, Notice Of said proposed sale 10 be advertised IN al least
on. nsw,paper In zach OF the elites Of boston Do
tot ard Psbursh for the period Of twenty dsy, The said
noe to express dncy the time and place Of s,le and that
the time snd place the properly sna DO sosS W tns
hlehcrt bidder On tho following terms, VIZ;
One fourth cash at the time OF sale.
One. fourth aysbir IN six months.
One-fonr,h payable In twaye mouth.
Oneiourth payable IN eighteen months
N. deferred ~ DO secured By mortgage upon Tho
promises 80, - 600. =,
raj land with certain improscisrts. uachinery &e.
which viii be- particularly described on The day u sic
b. order OF tho Directors
JAMES NJ, COOPER,
Sec. aid Trca' Adventure ntnins Go Q, Mich.
Ptisbalsa Dev ~ iFhj-
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ri = FIyr-TWTNTY BONDS.

II =. FINE-TWENTf BONDS.
" The SECRETARY .. IHE IffA'uhi LEV
no, got given no.ce Of any nion'ion to "a'." ' ppu
l., In ,,o, laPAR Un.u ten day. notice = Elyea
a. u,s.,i,u.d will continue 10 .spply the public.
rt.vho. ,,ooan, Authorized 1. FIVE HUNDRED NIL
rro.s or pnlLAEs. gOUH HUNDRED AND FORTY
MILLIONS Of n amount has been already subscribed tor
and Mid ,.so tho Treasury. leaving balance VI
ONLY sixty MILLIONS UNSoLD.
with pf.,a, OF sale this amount viii be Afforded IN
very short period
Faeonp.ns from November furnished, with interest paid
IN gold from llat date.
VEKAIILYE 6 Co, No. a. WALL-sr,
Government Arrnts Flv.-Twcnty Losn.