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The New York herald., 1864-11-28

EoR sALE-IHE Fixtures or HOSIERY AND
Fancy Store IhId sveuGe tetveen il3lh and lath
srses fbe Store aud BaeG Rooms to o. Inquire the
q
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

L1RESCB BOARD AT 10 UNION SQUARE -PARLoR
snd Bedroom % the second floor, IN front Refer.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
SPORTlN6.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS. GOOD RATfERs,
IA &C., bought sold and EXCHANGED. Also al kinds OK
Fancy Fowls and Fancy Pigeons &C. by PULLS FoS-
TER, 1888 Fulton street, N. Y.
ISRANcIs BUTLER NO. PECE SLIP HAS THIRTY
four different breeds Of choice Dogs lnlaibe Mango
Cure, &c Medicines for all diseases. Dogs trained.
boarded, DC.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

70 lall back. lshink our regiment has
gained areputation surpassed BY none
considering our short experience al
the 'front.'.
Wc'arc now I'm camp, for the pnr
pose Of resting and receiving new
arms, our old ones being considerably
damaged by our riding SO much thro
mud and rain. Our camp il pleasantly
situated Oh the suburbs of the yilag,
Of Madisonvillc. which, from appear.
anccs, might have contained about two
thousand inhabitants before the war;
but now, the town is abnnt deserted,
and the few thar still remain ale pm.
cipally Sccesh. The boys are having
a huge time with the ..'shc rebels =
vino can't help bnt acknowledge The
superiority Of tine yankees" over
their ''Snnthern bloods." They are
profnse IN their compliments. and say
we "sing. talk and behave better than
Confederate soldiers" They love our
Yankee songs, SO inll Of sentiment,
and sing them in preference "a their
miserable Secesh trash. ! give them
credit tor good taste.
Bnt enough o. this. ! have already
written too lcngthy-a letter. and Will
not longerirespass upon your time and
patience. Tell our tlnnds that were
all right for Father Abraham in the
coming election.
Very respectfully. II. ii. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
The Passage Of the Rapidan, by the
Army Of the Potomac.

WAsniscreN. May Toe Republican
has just issued nm extra. containing the fol
low ing important iole iligence:
1--WE feel authorized ID state. since il car
no' now Afford any information 10 The On.
envy. that The Army Of the Potomac has ad
vanced toward Richmond. and The struggle
for the possession 81 lilo rebel Capital has
begun Our army movsdon Tuesday night
aud has nov crossed the X pdan. The
crossing was m de AZ Jacob. Culpepper.
Germanin aud United Suites Frds md ei.
iected without serious npposiiionn
LIE has been conn sllrd 10 ah back from
The strong position whvtf he has held u at
bay all winter Whether he will make a
stand this side o fhe defpnses II Richmond
We are not advised Il j. The opinlon 81
some ID - he will fieh, At ChsrcelIoville.
Every hour may bring Us news.of baiilr,
but we are inc lined 10 he belie that Il v III
be 'ast race for Richmond. The rebel
Capital ALL undoubtedly br tiaLksd and an.
VAILED. Should Lees army occupy 10 de-.
lenses we may reasonably hope tnst this
time il viii frl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

TAE WiDTH ~ Our PLATFORM. II at.
sempis Of the Administration LEADERS, to
make the Democracy Of the country respon.
sibIe for the personal views Of any one man
or faction Of msn in Congress or out oil
Congress, will prove failure. II the
coming Presidential csmpsign. the Demo.
cratic party will stand upon no platform
not ~ broad a. the Constitution itself, and
throwing al partisan prejudices aside, thu,
party will be prepared 70 cooperate upon
equal and generous terms with all men OF
whatever past political associations or Of
whatever individual views who hope for the
restoration Of the Union through change
Of the present Federal a dministrat on. Ii
this WORK OF primary necessity. It makes
little difference who leads o. who follows
90 that the patriotic end be at.sined.-TMiI.
wsukee News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL CoMurr.
TEE. The Democratic Central Com
mitiue Of this county met. pursuant "a
notice. on Tuesday. the 81 inst. and
agreed thar they would not call a con
vention 10 nominate candidates for the
county Offices 10 be- filled this Fall.
II was also resolved that Mass
Convention Ut the Democracy Of
Dubois County he held At the Court
House. in Jasper. on Tuesday, June
9Th, 1854. at o'clock. for the purpose
OF appointing delegates to the State
and Congressional CurTcntions. to be
held in July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

UTThe Army Of the Potomac il
again in motion. and has crossed the
lsapidan without serious fighting. A
battle between il and Lees forces may
he expected at any time. Gen. Meade
issued spirited and encouraging adj
dress to his troops before moving. Ia
the impending engagements we will
have, or ought to have, largely snp--
rior numbers, and may look for glori-
QUE Union victories.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

M Office u hereby given that the under
~ signed will proceed. with shs Surveyor
o. Dubois county. on the 23d dsy Of May
1864. 20 run ,be lines AMI determ,ns The
boundaries Of Section No. Town 2 south
Range 8 west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per-
sons interested will please be present.
j. SCHNAUS.
april 30th. l864.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

1--WE are sorry "a learn by til,
dispatches that several Of Capt. Fish
er's company, from this county, have
been injured BY a railroad collision,
near Gallatin, Tenn. We hope their
ininries may prove to be very trifling.
The 9th. loth. It'll. 18th and 18th
regiments Of Indiana, cavalry. mum
berng IN the aggregate about 5000
men, have been scrt 70 the front. as
infantry, armed with the Enfield rifle,
the Government not being able At pre-
sent, to furnish them with horses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

PHILADELPHIA. April 29.-The Union Con.
ven,ion assembled here yesterday. Rcso
lutions were adopted that electors at large
be instructed to support Lincoln for The
Presidency, and oppose al efforts 10 pot.
pone the Baltimore Convention. and that
enc Of the hardest blows that could Be 10
flicted on the rebels would be the reelection
OF Lincoln.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

uPDubois Common Pleas Court
Judge Laird presiding, adjourned or
Thursday. There were no cases o.
great public interest adiudicated al
this term, the probate business occu-
plying most Of the time. Judge Laird
presided with that carefnlness and at.
tention which is so essential 10 the
proper management OF this class Of
cases.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
survey Notice.

vTVH + undersigned will proceed with The
i county surveyor Of Dubois county On
the 26th day Of May, 1854 70 run the Iisss
and determine the boundaries OF Section
N. 10. il town south range y.
The intermediate lines willslso BE- run End
tho corLers thereof established. Persons
interested will please DO present.
N. HUFFMAN.
april 30,h, 1864.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

WARRINGTON. May The Republican
contains the snnounceme nj Of the death Of
woman employed in the Treasury Depart.
msns, said % have been produced BY abor.
ton. She recently went 70 New York with
friend. who !, j. said procured the medi.
cinss for her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

QuARrER or MIKE o. PRIsTis0
Presses The number Of printing presses
now IN operation o. resdv for use ia Tie
Treasury building in Washington. Is 80 large
that u placed IN line they would extend q
quarter Of mile.
No wonder there il plenty u ma.
tional Currency,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

1.-THE Ireland Literary Associa.
ton will meet at the Mahin School
House, on the 18th Saturday Of May
at 3 o'clock, 7. NJ. by order Of the
President.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
Indiana Invaded.

MADIsos, April IA gang Of guerriIIss
crossed the Indiana line night before las,
and burned . trading boat short distance
below this city, and stole flock Of sheep
and some cattIs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

M Office i hereby given that The under
~ signed has been appoialtd adminisra.
tor, with Will annexed OF the estate OF
Gerhard Kluesner. late OF Dubois county,
dece ased. Sad estate j. supposed 10 be sol.
vent. CESSNA KLUESN Err, adnr.
Nav 7, 1s64.-3v&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
Accident to Captain Fishers Men.

A collision has tsken place on the rail.
rosd, four miles north OF Gslls,in. Six men
Of Cvmpsny M, 10Th Indiana Cavalry we're
wounded slightly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

Notice 10 Contractors.

NJ Office il hereby given thar The under
signed. Commissioner ape tinted for I-i-
ting out The contract. will receive Ssalsd
Proposals, % his residence H. Hall ;osn-
ship, un'il
SATURDAY. Nay 2s'h, 1864.
Tor the building ~ stone sbnim.n,s for =
bridge across Fia' Creek, on ihe +. rJinand
and Csles'ine road r aas and specification
'or sn'd work may be seen Ut the Auditors
Office ia Jasper
JOHN RIEB Err, Con.'r.
May7. IsGf-3y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
SALE OE LAMB.

OFlCEi- hereby viv~l shsf hy vr,n. "
y al 0 der { he ID ID is g mmon pea,
Cnnr', viii sell al pual G au.lon Oh the
pr ini>s- IN
SATURDAY the All DAY Of JUNE.
1864 The il'ov,rg 4 scribe. rYa. -.tnr..
STU ted 10 Dnueis .n.iy, Indiana i.-Ait:
IN North 'as' quar'rr v: nnrIh ea-' runr.
'er % section th.f'y lls' (351. IN town ~
I'D south range three l3y wr.i. ana norf',
"--' quar- - ~ The s,uI un-is r Sc. 36.
same town aid range. aud rh- .u,h,as,
ln- r''r ~ The south wssi section fIesn
to-. and he y ''ih essi quarter ~ me n.v,h
sr-' quar'rr % section Twenty-Five (22
town one Cd Suu' range rh.-s t3, ue-f.
TERMS-One lhnd ~ III purchas, nnn-
ey ~ii Or required 10 ~ix months. onr third
IN twelve months. and nnp rhird eiohse.n
mo M from me div 81 sale. ne purchsser
giving nnie vita good tr-enold seruriiy
~rvirg hpprn'stnrn' ! ~ h..rur in,nrp.,l
rom date. SAMUEL. JACOBS
Cumn,is~ionrr.
Nay " 1891
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

% ICE = hereby q ven TIM ~. unIar
4 rign Il WI app, =. me Board - q ~
'n-~ior'rs = Dnool. county. ~ their Jun.
terra. 1864 Tor rersil license under he
prnvision- Of sp act en'tl.d An sct VI re-
gnin''snd license lhs sale ~ rnifi,unu-. VI
o"n~, m"if and other in'rxcniing iiqnor- ,
The place ~ Gale a ~ ~ The Or. ,ni-rs ncrn
Dfd bv him, III. precise lacati.n OF when
i 80 folln~s: IN nv new bni!ding 90 lie
es-f side ~ 20. Publ Sqnrr-. il fown ~
'asper. Balubridge township Dubois uuui,
indisns.
The ci'Izeo- ~ laid township viii take
due nn'ice fhsrenf.
may IN, 1864 FRANK FiNCK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

vTvIIE Undersigned will cell q public suc.
i ton. on the premises, on Mondsy, Nay
I'd. 1864, Two lots belonging 10 her In Fsrdi.
nstd, Dubois county, on which % : good
frame house, with four rooms end cellar.
Terms made known on dav Of sale.
THERESA WORST.
April 9th, 1864 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

FoRrRKs. Monroe Nav 3 - Passenger,
report this, Washington, Nurih Caroline. wa-
laid in ashes by struggling marines and sol
dier-. al fhe time 81 evacuation. TIE q ".
eminent naval. commi-r.ry. ordnance. snd
qusr'ermastef's stores we're s'~n d--irnved
The CITY was msinlv owned by u,son
pe"ple. Loss, several millions
Fur 'I,ou-snp rrdsrsl iruops -niappl "
svacuated Washington. IN The face OF sever.
companie-o' rebe's leaving the entire Union
population 70 their tender merci-r. after
burning thsir houses over their heads
WIN rhe UnIrd States steamer lef, he
dock. The screams Of The women and chill
drer y, hsinr abandoned, we're piitn' ~
digns'ion sganri Gen. Bu'ltr il very bite.
IN North Carolina. ard Delegation ~
leading men have gone 10 Washington ID
ask hs removal
II h said The rebel rsms hnve decided 10
make an attack on our gnnhoa,S without
wri'ing assistance from their army.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
Debate in the Methodist General Con
ference

PHILADELPHIA. NAV g. Al the Meihodis
General Conference. 10 day, The Rev DR.
Curry made an address which was very freel,
applnuded. lie spoke IN favor Of having
colo-sd ministers in oil The conferences
He was opposed TO The formsti,n oi sep-ra,s
conf rences for colored people.
They must be brought into close connec.
lion with the white population. he thought,
Rev. DR.. Moody said be thought tia, God
Almighty was going to give rs sn exodus 81
the whole colored concern 10 SauIh America
After we get this little family difficulty
settled. and the funeral over. we will lhrn
push on TO the Islhmus Of South America,
clear out Mexico, and give The people Of
color prsemplion righ, % that te rfor,.
During the speech Of Mr. Moody the great
est excitement prevailed aud when he sai
down the resolution Of Mr.. Riley. to sppoin,
. Committee on the State OF Colored Mem.
bers to the Church. was carried BY accls
nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07
FlSH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS.


: BY The h,me OF . common lamp.
AZ the c'yi o. csn,'s worth of oil. vesv
comfor'ahle nrssk insi can re cooked. =
IN. Y. Tribune.
Simple in construction, easily
kept 10 order. ready for ure IN . moment
convenient to have ON hand.
t-Dmrgsi's Circular.
Fl-h'- Lamp 10 one Of tho
most popular novelties Of the day,
The utility Of i IL s,ionabie. Z great
saving u made IN heating and cooking small
articles. and can be m de- 10 cook meals for
= great many persons, which Is actually
done on tbs ambulance cars which carry
The sick soldiers Srisntil, American.
For family use, hospital tent.
barrack, picnics. fishing. nursefy. or sick
room. u is an article Of comfovt beyond III
proportion 10 it's cost. Hair Jour.
nal Of Health.
! have tried the apparatus and
nv vile and 1 proclaim the ss,ne . moss
valuable aud INDISPENSABLE article. md 10
now wander how We could have ~ long
done wilhsui II. Ell. Coal Oh
Circular
An economical contrvs nee for
ge'iing 40 heat ~ short notice for nurss,v
md general household purposes.
'nr important roini l. N. saving IN coat
over con FIRE. n r. Evening Poet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

QUARTERLY AErrIw The third
quarterly meeting for The current wear
OF the NJ. Z. Church. viii he held IL
Jasper, commencing on May 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
$ ate Of Indiana, Floyd county. Set:
In the Court o. Com. PIess o. Floyd Co:
James M. Asop and Elisa Very. admins.
traitors of lawson vrsy's estate. w. Ben.
jomin Blackstone. Csroline NJ. Black.
stone. Francis Wells, snd others.
NOTICE 10 hereby given ttst James
~ NJ Alsop and Eliza Very .sdfninlssra,ors
40 aforesaid. have filed : petition 70 cell the
Real Estate OF decd, and that said petition
will be heard az the next term OF the Court
OF Common Pleas. OF ssid County, 20 b
holden 1t The Court House In New Albany
on the 4th Monday If MAY. 1864
Test, w. w. TULEY, Clerk.
snvjl 10 1SG4-3ws
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-05-07

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOiIC il hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed adminis-
traitor with will ANNEXED Of the sstste 81
Christopher Wessei-f. late OF dubois County.
decd, said estate IL supposed TO be solvent.
GERHARD NiEHAUS, sdmr.
april 23,h. 1894 -3w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10
FOR ALL FORMS OF
I1LCERATIVE DISEASES.
a REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE.


either OF the Nose Throat Tongue spine Forehead or Scalp
no remedy has ever proved its equal
cy-As A GENERAL BLooD-pURIFYING AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIyALED BIZ
ANY PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD
Diseases Of the Spine usually developed in the young Hip
Disease Neuralgia sd al nervous Diseases aud Ladies who
ara suffering from Diseases for which they are 1T loss to
v what TO do we would advise the OF CONSTlTU-
TToN LIFE SYRUP. twill restore their palid cOunte
nance strengthen thes weak back and side give them new
energy, now life and happiness.
TIE RICH AND POOR
Are liable to the same diseases Nature and Science h'
made lie Consultation Life Syrup for the benefit Of all
PURE FLOOD
Produces healthy men and women and the constitution
neglected in youth disease and early death 10 the result d.
not delay when the hand and within thu
reach Of all
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
I, tie Poor Man. Friend and the Rich Man. Blessing
BUY IT, TAKE IT, AND BE CURED.
II IS UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK
Prcs, 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottles for S.
IJrseui by EIrres. to ali parts Of the country.
MORGAN g. ALLEN,
Whoesa!s Druggists. Agents.
no. 46 CLIFF.sr. NETWORK
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lHHASFY-On Thursday eth Inst Mr.. csthsrins ieaney
! :, h,r residence No. III West isth .trr-t.
Her relatives and friends and tho-- o. hei s1n w IAN IAN
All ak. Mace Saurdav the 10Th inst at = oc cS from
St. Pstrck Cathedral where so'mn hish NJ a.s OF He
c,ier, will be ce.brated for the repo,e OF her soul
" sS-f,n Friday Sept. O. Willie H. only child OF Philip
I Ks.s aged oa~ year and three dsys.
SSyyyyGsIEYA, Johnson vt or w.dnr.dsy SEPT T. Harry
Normsn oaly child OF Dr. y. W. aud ALMA W. krngrey Of
MsY-Cp Friday Sep. g. a m Sarah NJ wife ofJacob
May sged 80 years, months and deys.
The relatives aid friends Of the family also the members o.
Washiurton Tent No l. J. O. Of r., respectfully invited
srId her funeral fo her ais residence 25l West 1h
siiset at a. m on sunday the I'm n'i Her remains
onsbkeep.ie papers please copy.
OkNE-OB Thursday 9Th inst, Of eryspelss Capt VIM. d.
Ore, sgei ~ years ard DAYS.
The relatives ana friends are repectfny invited attend Ills
funeral from No u Cheeyrr Place, South brooklyn, Oh
ssrday ne1'' lith inst, At % o'elcct p m 49,, a,
years months aud Gaye . ,
The relatives and friend, Of tho family repeatedly invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No. 1870 Wsver
lev place near West Otb street on Sunday ansrnoon
O'clock wihou, further invitation. His reosis VIII De
taken Mondsy morning Metuchp. N. j.. qI nternen'-
Hfif Ii ri tt pew w sSpy Sept in Springfield.
Mass, Cornclia b., wits Of H. J.. D. schrTehorn' and
daughter Of Andrew irwin OF this city. -
TIE relatives and friends Of the family invited sond the
funeral residence OF her fahe u 'instou street,
ri Sstg,daS % wrS nab month sh
Btnnah. wife Of John WilIcomb
The friends Of the family and the members Of the Soe.e
Friends invited 10 attend the funeral irom her late reel
doncc l6 West I'D stree. between nh and 9th avrnnes on
srsi day (;sndsy Sept a. oelees without TURNER Ts
terry n,erment. fluskng, L. l., papers plcase copy
WAfERS-suGdely his residence In Newark. " j. on
Wednesday morning. Abel N. Wee's in the sd year OF his
His relatives and acauanianees respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence Clinton street.
WCOD--At Ms,tuck. l.. l.. Sept o 1854 Army Clifford IN
f.nt daughter Of William II. and MAriha A. WOOD Of THIS
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L. =. 7-30 Loan.

TIE Secretary ,the Treasury give. notice tina, .ub.crp
lions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three yss,' from Aug 49, 1874 with semi annaa interest," 1t
the rate Of seven and per cen. per annumpc
Y pal and interes. both to be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be the option Of tho holder
maturity into sI per godbesrius bonds payable
ess than Eve sn twenty years from their date
the oogenep, may elect. They vii be Lsuei in dsnoi.
nations Of SO $780, $50 $1,000 and $500 aud all sub
.crpLOna nus. be for thy dollars multiple Of afy
dollars
IA tie notes draw interest from August l5 persons making
deposits subsequent to thai date pay the interest accrued
from date Of note to date OF deposit
Parties deposln: twenty-five thousand dollars and upward
for these any time will be allowed commission
of Onequnter Of one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT IA NATIONAL SAVING, BANK offering higher rae
Interest than any other aud ne beat security, Any savings
bank which pays deposors u s. Notes, consider. that
is paying Ia the best circulating medium Of tho country
nd pay in anything better for its own assets arc
either In Government securities in notes bonds payable
Ia Government paper
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND.
In addition to tho very liberal interest the Notes for
three years. this privilege Of conversion is worth n5out
three per per for the current rate for $50 Bonds
than per premium and before the war the
premium six per cent u :. Stocks twenty per
cent. I. Will be tina, the actual profit this Loan
the present marie, rate less than ten per cen, per
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX-
ALTON
But aside from oil the advantage. we have enumerated
Special Act OF Congress eremp az B5nis and TreaETy
Hots from local On the average ,hia exemption is
worl about two per cent per annun according to tic rate Of
taxation in various parts Of the country.
It il believed Securities offer gres, inducements
lender. as those issued by the Government In all
O,or forms Of indebtedness the faith ability Of private
parties stock companies, or separate tiles, only
pledged payment, while the whole property Of the coan-
m held to soeare the discharge OF al the Obligations Of The
United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
- the
f-.r-rAy- TRzAsuErR ov rnK UNITED STATES Of
:. - and Sss.au-f;s.
iIarr NATIONAL RASK or SEw.YoRK. No. I Wslss.
saoosD NATIONAL BAyx oF N-'TYoEx 23is,. Briway
rrf.p N.riosAL EAv1 oY v~YoRE No. ) Sssans,.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK on SGw-YoRS. y sp1 p Pnsst
Flyru NATIONAL BANE OF NEwYoRx, No. % 9iav
SIXTH NATIONAL BAsE OF NEwYoIx 6th-sv. iis'4~,y'
Eisrru NATIONAL BASE ~ NEW lonx No Co Broad~ay
n,-ra r.rIosAt BASK Ngw- ioEE. No yj Broadway
T.srH National BANK or Szv YORK, No go Broadway
CgyrnaL NATIONAL BANK or EKw YORK. No II DuaDc-'t
N.ri.yaL EXCHANGE BssK % NEW YORK lG4 OFwioh's;-
and by all Rational Banks which deposiiores Of public
nop~s,
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the county will give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Gpcfial Notices.

Union Central Lincoln End Johnson Campaign
CLUE OF CITY OF NGWSOhh. - ,...
VERMONT Has FIRED THE FIRST GUN.
2eOcO MAJORITY.
ATLANTA HAS FALLEN
HOOD HAS REEN DEFEATED
FORT MORGAN HAS sUERENDEhED:
JOHN MORGAN IS KILLED. AND HIS BAND
SLAUGHTERED.
GIANT is sto.dly Ar WORK and ia being HEAVILY HI
lNFORCED.
Tie DvA Is abandoned because
THE QUOTAS ARE RA. IDLY flLLlNG.
THOUSANDS ARE MUSTERED IN DAILY
Loyal Men Of Ncwlork Headquarters corner
Broadway and 23l street on
MONDAY,
September l2th instant at 80 p. n. and bear
Hon. HORACE GREELEY
Hon ETHAN ALLEN
speak for Lincoln and War until tne Rebellion Is suppressed
aid an honorable peace secured. - .
CHARLES. SPENCER, President
jous W. CosrEE. Chairman Ex. Com.
A I, u COR oo3rsE' Secretaries.
The Rev. James V. IIarhenbefgh, ID. d., win
pfsch q he OF the Now Eeand Sod'Es Relief $50
citation No 10! Broadway, TOMORROW, ~ 81 O'Clock p.
n. The public invited 10 s;ieni.