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NC TACT.

YEyHE Banks of South Carolina. hereby call tht
Il attention of, all concerned, to the operation
of tho Act of the Confederate Congress, approved
February q, 1864, by=which all Treasury noto'
above the denomination Of FIVE dollars notfunded
in four per cent. bonds before the first of April
proximo, will be then subjected to,a tax of 80!
per cent? and they hereby give notice,
1st. That all persons and corporations having
claims upon them for deposits, Bank balances
Certificates of Deposit Checks, Dividends. &c.
&c, shall present their claims and receive pay.
ment thereof on or before the 10th day of March,
instant.
I'd. To facilitate the operations ofitheir custo:
mers in funding their Treasury notes In four per
cent bonds, according to the above Act Of Con-
gress, the Banks will continue to receive the same
on deposit untilthe 18th day Of March, instant,
the 10th idem-both dates inclnsire.
Sd. After the 18th day Of Match, instant, aforo-
said, the Bankr, in order to avoid, for their do
positors and others interested, the tax of 335 per
cent.jiwill proceed to fund the Treasury notes
then remaining In their possession in four per
cent. bonds, en- account Of and for the benefit Of
said ,depositors and others, and thereafter paJul
such o~laimGin the said bonds+
4th. The, Banks will continue to receive and
pay out Treasury notes of tho denomination Of
i've dollars and less, and will receive in tho same
h1haSA "a hSlOtOAok bho aVWr boooVn w Aoh
under this Act.
J. A. CRAWFORD,
Pres't Commercial Bank OF Columbia.
R. NJ. JOHNSON,
PTes,t Exchange Bank Of Columbia
D. RAVENEL,
;Pres't Planters 4 Mechanics Bank, Charleston.
j.. K.SASS,
Prss't Bank of Charleston.
JAMES ROSE,
Prcs,t South Western R.. r. Bank.
HENRY L.. ELLIOTT,
Pres't Planters Bank of Fairfield,
GEO. S. CAMERON,
Prcs't Bank Of Chester.
JIG. HENNING,
Pres't Bank Of Georgetown.
WM. WHALEY,
Pres'r Farmers and Exchange Bank.
WM. GODFREY,
- Pres'E Merchandise Bank Of Chcraw.
WM.1B. SMITH,
pre,'t Union Bank.
CHAS. N. FURMAN,
Pres't Bank OF the State of S. c., Charleston.
e. ANDREW sIM0NDS,
Pres't Branch Bank of s. G. at Columbia.
GEORGEsB. REID,
Prcs'e Bank Of s.. Carolina.
D. L.;McCAY,
Preas't Peoples Bank.
EDWARD SEBRING, ,e
Prast State Bank.
D. D. BOYD,
Pre,t Bank of Newberry.
30" Ali paporsin tho State publish till the
18th March and send bills to the Bnnk;of Charles.
ton in Columbia, S. C.
March 0 % IL
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Notice

rs hereby given that I will make q final ssttle-
uncnt Of the estate of Pickens Borden. decd,
IN tho Ordinary's OGeo, at Edseneld c. H., on
Monday the 2lst day of March next, and ell credi-
tnrs of said Eatate are raqueateS to meetm there
on lha. dey.
Feb. "a At .
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Burial Cases !

II keep constantly on hand a fill stock Of Walnut
d and Mahogany C0FFINS, which, from and
after this datc, will DO sold for CASH, and at
prices SIS reasonable as the times will sdmit Of
The Use Of the HEARSE Hil be charged fsf
according to the esmo ratio.
JOHN n. WITT.
Edgdhcld, 8. c., Oct 10, 1893. tt AZ
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New Goods !!

vEyHE Subscriber has received at his old stand
il tie following articles, which he will sell st
the lowest market price, viz:
CALICOES and GINGHAMS;
Bleached and Brown SHIRTINGS;
Linen and Cotton HANDkERCHIEFS;
THREAD md BUTTONS;
NEEDLES and PINS.
PAPER and ENVELOPES; :.
STEEL PENS and PENCILS;
ONE CASE SHOES;
HOOP Skirts
Manufaeturod-and Smoking TOBACCO;
: SEGARS;
COOKING SODA.
I also expect ntBale Of FACTORY THREAD
by the last;of the week.
Gail and examine for yourselves.
B. C. BRYAN.
Jan 8 If q
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Notice.

FINAL SETTLEMENT on tho Estats Of
"A Elizabeth Wbitlosk, decd, Will be made b
tie ordinary's oGioe, on Tuesday, TIN June. fee4
Th. Heirs Of said Eatate will take due notice and
In. he administrators at tho time End place
above spss,Ds GEO. wHiTLocK,
G. W.oTURNER,
Mari 5m Aamofs,
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Administrators Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Vim.
IN Toney, decd, will pay the same Withou. delay,
and those having claims against said Eststa an.
notified to render them in properly attestsd, to;
Dr..9.B. Courtney, Agent for!th Administrator,
forthwith as To desire to close up the Estatea ~
soon as possible.
eco. J.. ToNEY, Ad,os.
Nov. rs 1yS
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Gogefeb gobutfser.

IA distinguished gentleman Of. our town has
received the following stirring lines in q letter
from their author, ,now in England. Mr.. o'SrL-
LIvAsswas formerly United States Minister to
POrtugal-ED. ADy.] :
Close the.Ranks.
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N. w. GADD4.
Mcoueens' P. O., S. C., April II. 1868.

Cream caurot rise thrn ugh.a great depth
Of milk. Ii, therefore, milk is desired to re-
tain lts cream for the time, it should be put
into & decp, narrow dish and if it be desired
to free it most completely of cream, it should
be poured into q broad, fiat dish, not Auch
exceeding one inch in depth.
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Take Notice,

A LII persons. having claims against TO Estate
IA of Jas.5S. Adams, decd, are notified to render
them in, PROF ct y attested, before the 1st Dec.
1854, and those indebted to said Estate will pleaas
pay the same without delay.
a., G. TURNER, Adm,or.
Nov. 25, lya ~
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state of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
mYW. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary OF Eage-
I'D dold District.
Whereas, Henry QUITS, ST., has applied to me
for Letters of Administration dsa1n's ron, on "a -,
credits of Mary QUITS, late Of the District
These are, therefore, to cite and sdmonish all
and singular. Tho kindred and creditors Of the
sa;d licensed, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court For the said District, to DC
holden at Edgeield Court Houso, on tho Isth Gay
of Mar. inst, to show cause, If my, why 'ns
said'administration should not DO gran,sa; ~ IS
Mar in tho year of our Lord one thousand
.i Ili hundred and sizty-four, and in tho eighty
etSbth. wear of the Independence Of s. Carolina
e'sntA = ~. r. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
M,ro Ct IL
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Notice.

FINAL SETTLEMENT on che Estate Of:
a Winfrey Wbi,lock, decd, will be mads ih
,ha ora;nary's Office, on Tuesday, nth june, 1852
The Heirs Of said Estate will tate duo notice ana
-, = .ha administrator on the day above mem
: = GEO. WKITLOCK, Ad'oF.
Mar1 3m II
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CANDIDATES.
Look at This
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

pDNAWAY from me two years ago, two narro
Ae women, oLAREGBER and LIE. car.
ender is a dark mnlatto about forty years Of ~.
Lisc is q bright ~mulatto, about, twenty-o wears
old,-bcth OF good size. I think they haze hssn
harborca in this District aud the loMer part16f
Aooeviile; will give Two Hundred DoHarsfos
the apprehension Of tho two women, asd Trot
Hundred Dollars for the detection Of the thief or
harborer. ". O.. GARDNER.
Hamburg, Sept % em .Ss
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Close the Ranks
AH-Naryland, ng Aa,yla"d:
The fell invader is before

BY JonN:I. %o'sUnLIvAN.
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Estate Notice.

BERs0Ns having rlsins again,t the Estate Of
Il Dr.. E. Bland, deed, are requested u pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. James u. HaYIi.
son, who is my authorized Agent IN sethine.up
the business of the Estate. =
Re-. BLAND, Admx.
/. NoV4 If H.
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n SHALL charge Five Dollars for the, services
L OF my BULL the seasobT for zach Cow served;
Il can be discharged by Q receipt from the hoaa
Of my inatscn: family in tho neivhborhood sta
ting that they hayereceived hat amount ~ money
OF provisions. DNooAn
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Notice,

a FINAL Settlement on tho Estate Of Mary
A. Turner, decd, will be mado IL, tho Or:
dinary's Office, on Friday, the s5th March AN
persons interested will take due notlco ano gov:
efn rios. ATKINS, Ad'or.
Mar st II
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.HAR sTAH AMID ASSESMEN4.

NFY BOOKS will ROMAN open Of my Office at
IYH Edgefcld Court House during The present
week and no longer, for tho collection of the As
already made,and also the Registered
Taxes on Professions, Toll Grain Mills and Saw
Mills selling to the public, and all Shops working
for the public, Butchers, Cattle Dealers, Public
Ferries, &c, for the year 1864, and also on Sales
and Receipts for 1863. Any person commencing
a Registered business any time during the year
are required to report and pay the Taxes thereon
on -herinninr hnsiness II nropQRe to be ut
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Feb 90
ad-Quarters

coMMIssARY GENERALS DEPARTMENT
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
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Pre.'t Bank of Newberry.
aEy" All paporsin tho State publish till the
18th March and send bills to the Bank'of Charles.
ton in Columbia, S. J.
March 0 % IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-10

PnmADELPHIA, June 9-The steamer Mas
sachusetts, from the blockadng squadron, re-
ports the capture, on the Sd inst, 1T . O'Clock
A. M, Of the United States steamer Water
Witch, Lieutenant Commander Auspn Pender-
CAST, in Assalaw Sound, Georgia, by eight
armed boats sent from the rerel Fort McA Ills.
ter This information was received from one
Of her crew. who escaped byiumping over her
BOWS and swimming ashore. lie says des-
perate resistance was made by her officers and
crew. but superior numbers overwhelmed them.
He cannot tell about the loss BE saw the
action gong ON while be was seer eted in the
long grass An expedition was 6giDg out at
Port Royalto 10 20 down aud endeayor 10 re-
capture or destroy her The Water Witch is
regular navy built VESSEL, $50 tons ana Eve
guns. "'H'l '"sH'' j" iHo 12iql
In the steamboat disaster on ihe d. dson
river there we're about one hppdred and hirty
passengers, hut the number OF lives lost is not
known The passengers we're mostly from
Hudson and Catskill While the fire was ra-
eing the steamer j. NJ. BALDWIN, apassed up
and rescued sixty OF seventy, Boat And cargo
total loss The steamer was valued.at $500,
000, and was fully insured No Ba9gdEe was
saved, and many escaped in thor night eiolhes
The fro was discovered When the berkshire
was two miles above Hyde Perk,ab9gt 10 o.
clock p. NJ. A stgong souih wind blew the
lames aft, preventing many phsseneers from
going forward Thepitst Immediately beaded
for the shore, and grounded her within only
four feet OF waler " the bow, Fsom forty to
6fy passengers are supposed 70 be lost Such
as escaped found shelter il The hshermeu's 5
huts on shore, the only habitati6ss within two
miles. The boat was launched only Hbbut six
weeks ago, and was tarq,shadlig splendid
| style. Her hull 10 burped 70 the waters edge.
No names Of the saved or lost have been
learned "''A ''"
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1glanteo.

XXTANTED-oarrage woodworkmea. Black
w smiths and Painters wanted Immediately. The
best of wages gwen. Apply TO
aA i w. W. PHILLIPS, Fourth street
NAJANTED--A situation b. Eneineerl on sta
w uonary enRng, BY young man lately from
Canada; % had thian Veafs' experience, has no %
lelt0n 10 Eolng 10 Ihe couutfy. An early engageu
ls 80 ieuet rlt7sse ADDRESS Il ~. " ufhee 81 lhie
paper, stating where an interYlcw uiay be had.
IAS NUIICE--ln consequence OF the advance nn
" coal, Ia OF and ~ materials that enter inta thf
uianset ttre 81 6as, the Gss Compeny are con pelad
10 adyanqe the price 0l Gas one dollar peT 1890 leei
from no hrrt day of May until fnriherpotieo. -i
mfda .. n EVANS, Secretary.
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dLRGAL NOTICE

'nN The I'd day Of MaTrh, AID 1864 petitions was
" died IN the oifre Of the tlerk of tho coun Of
Common Pleas of the county Of Montgomery and tho
state Of Ohio, BY ia sph sohoek, Elasheth WYkoh
Daniel w, Young end Algqstus uEschsl, which ~.
ttionlsn' W pending M ksid Court the object and
nrayeFof Whloh 4 "a yepAtG an alley slK feet wide,
running between lots No no aud i76; also, between
lots No t6a and 1874 iu the town Of Miamishurg, IN
sid county running from Main street 70 southeast
direction, lnterseci ng an alley running north and
south, and tfop thena east 10 Canal street, Al The
neEtsef@ O the SAID court applicahon viii b. made
- FAaaie said alley accordingly. ~ 81
May is. lSes-dlwava Attorney ior Petitioner.
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dpbulNterp,
LFGAL NOTICE

ON The % day Of March, A,D 1864, petition was
" hled 10 the Office Of the Cerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery and the
state Of Ohio, by ia 90 Pontus which petition is now
pending In fad Court, tho object and prayer Of viii
is 20 ate thA alley between lots no aud the fu
.ength OF those lois running east and west IN the
town OF BridRport, IN said county, At the next term
Of the said oourt application viii % made % ys=a.s
said lot aecOudnflyl trl. .a ADAM CLAY,
May AZ 1864 dlwaw4 Attorney for Petitioner.
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lost.
4Elotels.
UNITED sTATEsHOTEL


BEACH sTREET BOSTON sA
Directly opposite the Boston ana Worcester lroad
D6pot)
TIME nderagned. who has heen connected With the
i American House, Va this city, or over nine years.
has lea cd this Well known aVd popular Hotel Tor
term Of years, and pledge him Ell % his friends ani
the pukNc 70 use his ntnOst efforts 10 sustain herep
utadon Of the UNITED BTATEs HOTEL re a hrst-
class house The pukhe may rely upon hudinR. a.
this house, all tue aTplances and confuTIs Of trsi'
Glass hotel. 1905
Prce. as heretofore, Two Dollars per DAY,
ncsdGn FRANR ~ pRAr'r
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A New DTaGi--KtlItns by. ihe
Three Hundred IMOusand!

Nv NNfAN-Nh0N = -f"IstF sAtfAN|
Perhaps II is not exactly correct 10 say
that the authors Of lhis ~sr are killing Of the
men Of the North st lhe tais st three bun
pred thousand semi'spnaAly aBst that they
are wasting at the rate per year. gome dead,
some manned, som utterly brokgh down
and discharged, Hnds some lingering in
Southern gso!s, is abundRuny issu6ed by the
calls which they annually gmbke tps new
troops II will be seen elsewhere that a new
call Is substantially announced f6r three
huudred thousand more BY the first day Of
July next, the pEsphFaiions Tor (which
arc repaired 70 be made BY the prsyoN mar
shals by the tenth instant
How long willthe people be- eohtented to
be thus annihiialed, three Hundred thousand
at a time, to fiA the insalAte nav l0f tanati-
cism and the mvenous thirst for blood Of A.
Lincoln aud his acknowledgement CoRi iey
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ArrAcnMENr N0rIcF

Prsr, Weavcr, Plaintiff seainsi Nat aa n, Doys, ne.
iendant Before John Burnett, Justice ~ che PcAce
Of jefferson roSnship, Aiontsomefy County, Ohio.
DN thf 2ih day Of Matoh. 1854, sald Ja1iee lssued
\ hn order OF Ataohn eut ~ tho above action FOR
tho sUm of sixteen doliars and ninety hVe cent?.
psa ~ the llh aay AZ MaS, a one O'Clock pm,
a9we PARRY wk1YER.
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VIM Wensthofl aud w WSltewArt Dayton; GeorRe L
Boyer, miarAhibhrgi Jstot Slayer, Vbioni y Ander-
aen, ce0teTEiiis u MSee. Now Letanons Jackson
ChaIahaIpbp y y Be0sl', HerrisbarRs DA Divine
smyer, Wes tBaitihAorei y KooklsA 90, Germantown
W MURPHY VaEdAfai n Nickos, Liberty v Ress
FNrmerSvil u ererllng Herf. salemi W Pyrmont
Willlaple y ByaneT, Weft Hnlhmorep Parker, Bro 4
Coz PaIke rgbpTg; and hy prugPsta and AeTohnnp
ReHersly thfou6 6hout the UAted Statsp end CanAdae
TIA no lIIl gf1H tiIaIfN iufsAiQua aualdly
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s27, SECOND ST, BET MAIN AND LUDLOW,
We pay particular attention TO tho quality OF our
material and uss nnly tho best English steel.
We repair all the skirts which We Sc 1Wthout e1Lra
charge ~
sal0ur retail department 10 IN charge ofcompetent
adde's. Corsets and Spiral Bustes constantly on
hand WALDMAN,
Sold wholesale ard retail at No sq7 second ntroct
Dayton. 1fl f.Nr 1asdly
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New York, June 9 The Commercinls
Fortress Monroe correspdhdent OF the 7th
says the indicstopsin General Buffers camp
are that forward movement will soon take
place. Just as our informant was leaving
camp an officer said :--"You need not be sur.
prised to hear very soon of a heavy force from
this Department TO the rear Of Richmond."
We have pontoonl bridges enough g. span
places ''''' $3.50 "n"
General Buffers works are represented as
impregnable. en i,a,n.a sab
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Mr. Stanton has not yet done witii be out.
RACES. He is perpetrstinR what Ne cails an
official history Of the war in sky volumes
Charles Shepard, a. cattle dealer. was
robbed OF 1923 last WednesdaTs sWhie stand
ing in the railroad depot At Rochester
john Smith is gone, at lasi he took
bottle Of "dehd shot for rhts,, ai Kinder
hook, lAst week, aRd has not written 10 hia
friends since .. ., ,..,f.,,,f.
Some wretch of 4 Joker perpeGates this
ou trage--- 8aAt thA3iluu4ah De
III woman were to change her sex; what
religion would she be2 A he Men
To which a ttdy, wlth more alt and point,
replies+-)M9d eli t0f lnH b. 81 lsiy
And % eepvgTi an sEtlesR woman into a
heartless one, there Only wants a che
.WuAa pL4-i4i-l--4 -aA44Lasl l4-4ll---4 gam
scr 10 oonclesioni We ask albe 11aader 10
mark we'll the COURSE of Genera Ftemoni.
He earnestly declares that DE election II Lin.
coin would be isaal 70 enc Cdaatays md ren,w
power whieb bas e9fi mo Haiioag 8ssllcssly
thousands Of lives ard pyi itoq the road To
bsnkrHptey Cisn ttsrs be v sftoHgerN arru.
ment ia favor OF a change ia tks Adode sita.
ton OF the gosarRmsn,Y -AHd these words Of
adnoniiion cepe lFom aapreslshi6i enlile
them 70 the consideration ol the beople, irre-
spectige Of party Affiliations - II TadiaadpOlis
Ssattasi aiel s g.1 Ialf lglqlg 9nF
swell
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-aOHN h. RARTs EsTATE-

AuOlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN thst The subsoriboi
~ has beeua app0iuted ana qualified AZ adininstrs-
nix oa The estate Of John b, Bart, late 0f MopiRone-
~ County, Ohodecehhed. EMELiNE BART,
Gao, MALAaHRG, Auy, m AdmnisuAtTiN.
May ", 1854. ma21stB
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Trlu.!nks, SO.
/ NEW TRUNK .MANUFACTORY.

q. H. LOWE, Agent, ,1.a
NO. 273 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONO, ONE
DOOR WEST oF1LADow's MARBLE YARD,
yETE would most respectfully inform the ciusens
w Of Dayton sod the pabiq in general that we
have opened a Trunk manu- actory, whore we will
Keep IN hand all Kinds Of Trunks, Vaiihps, Carpet
apd Traysling Bags, all Of which will sell al ahole
sale or retail as cheap as any house IN the city.
PernUuHr attention paid 10 repairing old Trunks,
4 share of pati ohRRe solicitor e6du
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Daily Gmpilre,
Last Nights dispatches. sI
HrADQqARrrns ARAY o. rht PoToMAo,



The flag oftruce sent out BY General Grant
was arranged for last evening under the di-
rection Of the four commanders. The dead
and wounded between the linesiof the works
we're brought of There we're very few woun
ded. None but medical officers and stretcher.
bearers were allowed TO go 20 on the Re
A few shells we're fired op our left yestar
day P NJ by the enemy, but they did no
damage. "tifi wv
A porti5n of the 5th Corps is reported as
being at point on lhe Cbickahominy near
Bottoms Bridge, and Considerable firing was
heard in that direction yesterday 2 N.
A party Of rebela consistiug Of Captain,
Lieutenant and eve prisntes, came into our
lines yesterday with Gag Of truce, looking
Tor the body Of an officer, and our men at the
point brought them in not knowing that flag
Of truce prevailed. They were retprned 10
their lines last evening.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FINI
FARM H'tlH tH-

NNT Will sell, on the premises, one mile southeast
w Oi Liberty, Montgomery comfy, ohio, on the
UufUn and Mtants bnrg road, on
SATURDAY, NAY 2s, 1864,
Between Zen and iour O'Clock, the farm belonging 10
tho estate Of Jacob Rohrer, deceased containing
hundred and fnyithren acree, one hundrtd hores Of
VII ch ~ under euNYation, the taaDcs irnpeT. IL IA
one OF the test wheat fArmainthe county.
Termsr- Qne-third cpsh; The bal nee ia tso equal
snnual pay uierts with interest secured by mortgage
on tne premlHar. Title indisgpigte -.
DAVID ROHREB,
~ ELliAH ROHREk.
a9sB5a Administrators with the Nill annexed
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1hsss Bittsrs are put up IN quart h
bottles, Of ,vhioA the ol.Ots Is a fac
stmils, 9hs label iS finely en-
graUsd, and 70 PROVIDED tolth
sats- Sl.esd.l from .s9NFtsrfslteFo'
G'rios 81 per botsls, o. SIR fo'O se'
hsa O. w Pobo1ok, pyopsiston, gAoi o
East Fourth Strsft GIN oiTsnaft, 70 %
toho,n al oS4sj4f should b al g
Z II le,4lifN .Ill0nClh9 ell nI A9Iia .tr
8f0hs 6s148ioa oysd ylu q .gli sli ~
.lbsuui EOh sS.AgLE BY i,ol
,ab3a9o1q tIH} 31l Poe ,A3ANH ssi holN rs
ssa.g adi h1Ia
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Aottres.
SOTICE 10 B0QKsELLERs AND BINpERs.

AuptroR's OFFICE, MosToOMEsY o., OhIo,l
y ..1iHEHH IH. tIiH DArTOs, May 8, 1864.
DRoPOsALS for flrniahng the 81 nk Books and
il stationery Tor the county ofiiceB OF tlis county
1unpg the year ending June Z, 1895, accord ng 10
specifications which wiil be iumshsd Un application
will be rsoel'sd az THIS office until the first Monday
of hrxt month
Ry order OF the County Commissloners.
ml0fn THOMAS D. LOVE, Auditor.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

The subscriptions TO the 10 40 loan, reported
to the United States Treasury TO May 18th.
amount to forty-eight millions nine hundred
and siKty-fnur thousand and nine hundred
dollars GAS. .964, ,9OO). 1t should be remem-
bered that both principal and interest OF this
loan are payable in gold, and that 1t is exempt
from municipal aud State taxes. We have no
doubt that when the war 10 over all United States
securities will command a premIum-as they
always have done 10 time OF pesce-and even
now they produce larger revenue than most
nrst class Investments, besides having for secu.
rity the whole wealth OF the nation.
But aside from all questions OF interest, is II
not the duty Of every patriot to put his monsy
in the Tressury-his treasury and our Treasur!
that our brave aud gallant soldiers and sail
ors, who have fought our battles With devo
ton, a degree OF self-sacrInce that words can
not express and that the country can neve
sufficiently reWArd-that such heroes may b,
fed, clothed, and paid their poor pittAnce
which is all We can give them for the life-blooC
that they pour out like water for the nAtiol
and for us2