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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-10
asluuetarg & Commercial,
DAILY USroN OFFICE,


Nashville, March 10, 1854.
In monetary affairs we have to record
another decline in Tennessee money. For
quotations see table.
CoTFON.-No sales yesterday. We quote
at 55@57c y n.
GROcERIEs-N. o. Sugar I9@2lc y h;
Crushed 24c; Coffee 44c Tea 81 1882 rs
y h., according to quality; Molasses, SIG
81 10 y gall; Syrup 81 lO@$l 20.
FLoUR-Tn good supply at So 75@s9 y
Dbl.
MEAL-In request at 81 10 p bushel.
BAcox-In demand at BE y ID. hog round.
LARDA-Yery scarce. Would bring no
l71Ic y ID.
CANDLEs-star 24c p b., Tallow, Sc p box.
SALTS so p Dbl.
ToBAcco.-Difficult to class; sOe@$l 50
v ID.
SoAP.-German 121zc y ID; Family 121fc.
CHEEsE.-Western Reserve l8c p ID;
Hamburg 1917; English Dairy zoe.
NAms.-S9 90 p key, assorted sizes.
MACKEREL.-In barrels S15 90; y bbls.
80 so; Kits So 90.
BRooNs.-S4 90 p dozen
BuoKErs.-s4 90 p dozen.
DYE sTUFFs.-IndigO 81 rs y n; Nader
zoe p b. Coperas &c p II.
CoTrON CARDs.-Sl5@Sls p dozen.
CLOVER SEED.-SI2 90 v bushel.
LEATHER.-sole, oak, 5O@55c y b; Hem
lock Ss@45c; Harness 55@6Oc; Upper, per
dozen, s5O@S6O; Calf Skins, per dozen, $50
@6O; Kip skins, per dozen, S72@$lOO.
On AND HIDEs.-Tanners' Oil Sl.5O@S2 v
gallon. Green Hides s@lOc ? 70; dry do.
l2@l5c 10.
Grass SEEDS Timothy Sc p bushel !;
Herds grass 50 so; Orchard, 81 so; Blue
grass S2@2 so.
NoTE.-The above are wholesale prices.
CIScINNArI, March s, P. u.-Flour dull,
but firm. Wheat quiet; sales Of red at 81
80, and white at 81 40. Oats zS@76c. Corn
s5@90c Rye 81 30.
Clover seed dull, and prices irregular !;
forced sales making az 81 Is, but in a small
way 81 rs is obtained. Timothy declined
to 50 Is. Flaxseed unchanged.
Whiskey dull at Sec.
Provisions quiet and unchanged, very
little doing, and prices are the same, nomi-
hslly, as heretofore quoted
Linseed oil sold at 81 509l 81
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maj ResolutIon . BRAND.

We were yesterday called upon by
several parties who attended the meet
ing which disloyalized us, ali Of whom
pronounce the resolution on that sub
ject as fraud. The meeting was call
ed for the Union citizens, whether
members of the club or not; and the
resolution was not offered TIL after the
great mass Of them had gone. 1t was
then passed by the few left-doubtless
remaining on purpose--and put forth
as the sense Of the meeting. The eff
fort to clothe the fraud with a re-
spectacle covering, was compared by
one of the gentlemen who called on
Us TO an ass in lions skin.
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Hard on Rragg.

In another column viii be found an
article from tie Richmond Wing, relat-
ing to the appointment Of Gen. Bragg as
COMMUNICATING of the rebel ar
mics, which is certainly choice bit of
satire. The determination of JEFF
Davis 10 keep his favorite in high posi-
ton, in defiance of all policy, is an ex.
hibition of one Of the chief traits of that
individuals character mulish stub
borness.
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Among the contributors to the first numbers are:
Admiral BoYNros. q. g n;
General WM F. BARRY, U. 3. A.; and
Captain E. c. BOYST0N, Adjutant OF the Military
Academy.
In the second number the contributions are from
the pens Of distinguished Military and Scientific
Writers, upon topics of their special study.
The publisher has the pleasure Of announcing
that contributions are already received from many
of most distinguished officers Of both Services,
and other writers OF the highest authority.
This enterprise has been undertaken at the so
lleitatiOn OF many prominent officers, 70 supply an
acknowledged want of the service, due 10 the i'm
mense development Of the science and art Of war in
our country.
It's PRINcIPAL ARTICLES viii cover the entire scope
Of War Topics including Notifications and InYen-
tons of Arms of all kinds; Notes on the Organza-
ton of Armies and Navies Historical Sketches and
Illustrations; Interesting Narratives Of Personal
Experience; Stories OF Military and Naval Life !;
Military Hygiene, and such other themes az are di-
recuy or indirectly connected with the great sub
jet.
The columns of OFFICIAL INrELLIGENcE viii he
always fun and accurate, and b. brought up 10 the
very day Of going to press The Department at
Washington have offered every facility for the full
flment Of this promise.
The EDTToR's SPECIAL DEPARTMENT" viii pre-
sent from month to month Sketch Of the Pro-
greSs of the War; clear statement OF our Foreign
and international Relations and such varied Colo
guy with Readers and Correspondents as will keep
the Journal en- rapport with its Patrons. Extracts
from Army Letters and 1ranslatons from Foreign
Military and Naval Magazines win also appear ia
this Department.
The Political aspect Of the Magazine viii be patri-
otto, but bipartisan. iis pages viii be no field for
incorporate discussion but there shah always be
clear recognition Of the honor Of the country and
the majesty OF the Constitutional Government in
the present struggle and determination 10 further
the grand objects for which our armies are 10 the
field and our Navy adOat
In all purely Military Criticism it shall be the am
Of this journal, while doing fun justice, to tell the
truth, without partahty, favor, or affection"
where any information at ali can be given.
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In Press, and viii Soon be Published.
A MILITARY AND NAVAL DIcTioSARY.

A COMPENDIUM or ALL THE WORDS AND
"a Purses used IN Military Sciebce and IN ne
Naval Service with their pFOnuncisfious and their
equivalents IN French: especially adapted b the
usages Of the United States army and Navy. Fully
illustrated with Wood Engraving. By HFsRK C0f-
The University OF Pennsylvania late an OlIicer q
ATullery IN the service q the United sistea
Z. a. RICHARDSON Publisher,
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Election Retarns.

The election passed off quietly in
Maury county, last Saturday, over one
thousand votes being polled The am
nesty oath was the only qualification
required from citizens, which accounts
for the large legal vote of the county.
The following was the successful ticket:
JSheri6-Wm. Sullivan.
Circuit CLERKS. p. AlcCaw.
County Clerk. p. Padgett.
Tar CoHeetor-A. Bowen.
gr7stet--Dsvid Thomas.
Register-S. D. Herndon.
We were yesterday favored with the
following relative to the election in
Giles county:
NASHVILLE, March 9, 1854.
Editors Of the Nashville Union /:
have just returned from Pulaski, Ten
nessee, and while there was informed, by
several Of the most reliable gentlemen, that
the whole unconditional Union ticket is
elected by four or FIVE hundred majority.
More than half Of the vote (abeut 5000 Of
the county was polled.
VIZ. s. CHEATHAx.
The following returns Of the election
in Hamilton county are taken from the
the Chattanooga Gazette
FOR SHERIFF.
Geo. W. Rider, 29 William Rogers. 25
Capt J. w. Smith L. P. Stevens,
CLERK Ok CIRCUIT COURT.
Chss. W. Vinson, 62 W. R. Davis, 6
COUNTY CLERK.
Z. II. Guthrie, Sc A. Selcer, IL
COUNTY TRUSTEE.
W. H. Crowder, e.
COUNTY REGISTER.
A. w. Moore, 81
TAX COLLECTOR.
Joseph Yarnell, So Chas. P. Ford, 5
Hugh c. Alexander,4 T. Norman 3
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Jas. R. Allison, AZ E. s. Card, 80
r. P. Jones, % w. L. Duggsr, (no
eandidate,) l6 F. A. James, mo candidate
CONSTABLE.
A. J. Berryhill, elected, no opposition.
The following communication was re-
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8irer 9etrs.


The Cumberland is falling very slowly,
with plenty Of water for the largest steam
boats on the shoals.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Duke of Argyle, Cincinnati; Marmora,
do Shreveport, st. Louis; Geneva, do;
Cordelia Ann, do; Silver Cloud, Ohio River
Emperor do; Carrie Jacobs, do; Dunleith,
Cairo. O 4A
DEPARTED.
Mamie Byers, St. Louis; GOody Friends,
Grey Eagle, Louisville; Mercury, Cincin-
natl. If~1 n
The following steamboats, were at the up
per wharf yesterday: Geneva, Mamie By
ers, Mercury, Lady Franklin, Carrie ia
eobs, Emma, Kate Robinson, S. B. Young,
Duke Of Argyle, Cordelia Ann, Silver Cloud,
Arcola, Emperor, Caroline, sallie List, and
Havana.
The Mamie Byers departed for st. Louis.
The steamer Betsey Baker alias A. Baker,
will leave this port at u n. to-day for Gin
cinnati. Ben. F. Egan is her CLERK. Hurry
down your cotton and call other things."
The Jennie Deans, J. S. Pringle, Nash
Vile and A. j. Sweeney, left 81. Louis Sun,
day for this port. The stephen Decatur
and Hawkeye State were TO leave on Mon
day.
The Ohio River is falling slowly at Louis
VILE. with nine feet water in the canal, and
seven feet in the pass over the falls
The steamer White Rose has been bought
by the government for Ss4, 500, snd is to be
converted into gunboat-
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The size o. the Magazine viii BE- octaEo-eaeh
numfeF containing liz pages--pTinted 90 a superior
quality Of paper, and IN the highest style Of at.
TEEAs-s5 par year, IL advance single numbers
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PUsLIsHER AND fa6FEfEToR,
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Our young friend Willard received
last night the n. Y. Herald Of the 5ib, the
Waxerly Magazine, and Baiiou's Dollar
Monthly. 7a
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The Elegant War Memento.
ANNALS OF THE
I" Army of the Cumberland. "
F0rR EDIFI0Ns SOLD N TotR MON
EpITIoN ~ PRINI.

EDITION n PRINT.
81 have received and examined your hcautfnl
work Annals Of the army Of the CuIlheTiand' Il
exceeds my highest expectation A. an ELEGANT me-
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and earnest wishes for is success Maj. -en. W.
s. RosEcRAss.
- am indeed rejoieed 10 hear Of the success or
your book. Il WIS undertaken Tor noble purpose.
and deserves the unbounded patronage 81 the Peo-
PIE Of the whole country. Ms. Gen. GEoEeE II.
THOMAS.
% four hook j. q beautiful menent0 of 0ur ARMY,
and hope il VIII receive v hat il Justly merits the
literal support Of the Army and Of friends az home
Mai.-tien dso. NJ. PALNFR.
This beautiful and popular work Is nos being
sold, from Maine % California, and has been sent 10
England az a specimsn Of an American War Book
No book Of the war nor for years previous. hIs
been so vel received By the Press and the public,
has this,
limited number Of copies Of the last edition has
just been received 10 Nashville i containing very
valuable addition, VIZ.
THE CHATTANOOGA CAMPAIGN. AND THE
Battle of ChiclTamauga. WITH
AN ELEGANT MAP, s..
The work is now complete as the Annals ~ the
Army Of the Cumberland under Major fianeral Ro-
seerans. For sale q the several CITY News Depots.
Mar io--lw
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DIED.,

In this city yesterday, Of consumption, Mr.. Tho
MAS FRANCIS, formerly one Of the police corps OF
this city.
10 o'clock, from his mothers residence on Cherry
street, near the Howard sehOol-house.
March 10, 1864
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sgEIHYyr1LK. March G. 1894.

Editors Of the Nashville Ul,ien
We hav received returns from nine pre-
cinets out OF nineteen. About 200 votes are
returned, and twill probably reach Acc
when the returns all come in. Our county
candidates were all good Union men. The
voters all took either the Amnesty oath, or
Gov. Johnson's oath and good many TOOK
both. l am in hopes that our men will re-
ceiye commissions, as We could not do bet
ter even by appointment.
Yours resDectfullY.
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'urs respectfully,
JOSEPH Ramsay

The results of allowing those to vote
who take the Amnesty oath, are; a
large poll, general satisfaction, and the
selection of good Union men.
We are indebted to @. A. Nixon, Esq,
for the following returns of the election
in Dickson county. He furnished them
by precincts, but on account of the
crowded state of our columns, we are
compelled to give only the summary
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81 / have had the pleasure Of eLaIning the 6rsI
number Of the United States Service Magazine. The
prominent military winters who have slreldy lent
Their aid 10 your enterprise cannot tail N iDsunne
its success. The want Of such work has long been
felt among military men"
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s1d children nisy complain, Skose hi:
and whose power is capable ef Fepres-
sing the greatest wrong
Soon after the receipt Of this admira-
bic epistle, Frederick issued strict in
functions ito revivea sense OF order in
the army" and his soldiers were drilled
into feelings Of humanity r.
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- I feel Interested and grafifed that such o work
should D. ushered under yCur GuspIce5 and Shall
take pleasure in gying % any add IN ny power"
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Grs. GRANT sars

Such Magazine il mnch needed, and IL de-
serving O. the most liberal patronage. Every IA
cTy Will be given for is ciTcu lsOn in this nil LaTy
division"
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Smusemeats.
Theatre.

Theatre.
DUFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. WHEY
ERETT, stage Manager. s. p. SIMONS, Treas
grer A. HAIG, Director Of Music. W FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1894
Last night but two Of Mr. JOHN E. OWENS
Thursday Evening, March 10th viii be performed
for the FIRST time IN this city Of the
TICKET or LEAVE MAN.
Alfred Stewart
The performance 70 conclude with
YOUNG AMERICA.
John James Pooley T. Owens
PEIcEs OF ADHussIoN.-Dress Circle, 70 cents Gal
leTy, p cents. Doors open At ~ O'Clock Per
fornsnce 20 commence at a 10 O'clock.
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AfAJ.-GES. MEADE SAYS

% have read with great sat sflcaonthe frst Dum-
Der 81 the Magazine and shall BE- very glad g. coz
tribute 70 its success Ii any way N ny power"
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HENRY ". LONGFEILOw ~ !.

Your Inew Magazine, haze no doubt, will b
very successful not only Ia the Army ard Navy, bat
among civilians, for every one Is deeply interested
IN this Holy War and Modern Crusade against Bar
barism.'
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The United States
SERVICE MAGAZINE.
S3 TU
DrTorED TO
THE INTERESTS, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE
PROGRESS, AND ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE
HONORABLE SERVICES OF THE
UNITED STATES ARMY AND
NAVY, REGULAR AND
VOLUNTEER.
Under the Editorial care Of
HENRY COPPEE.
Professor Of English Literature and History in the
University of Pennsylvania, late an Officer
in the Artillery in the service Of
the United States.
FEBRUARY NUMBER NOW READY
ooSrEsrs
/. The Ethics and Humanities Of War
H. Military sugeTy, Ancient and Modern 't'-i- Of
III. Organization Of the State.
". on the Military Topography Of Europe.
v. The African Color Sergeant.
vi. Later Rlrnbles over the Field of Gettysburg.
VII. Three Months Around Charleston Bar; or
The Great Siege a. We Saw IL.
VIII. Cavalry Song.
Literary Intelligence and Notes OF New Books
Editors Sperial Department.
Official Intelligence.
The Army.
The Navy.
CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER.
I. A Word Of Greeting.
II. Chattanooga, with a Map.)
Ill. The Northern and Western Lakes.
~. A Few Facts About Artillery.
V. A Modern Fable, with an international Moral
VI. The Burial st Gettysburg. (POetry)
VII. The Use Of Iron in Fortifcations by Brig.
Gen. j. G.. Barnard Lieut.. Col. Corps OF En-
gneerS.
VIII. War Songs and their Influence in History, by
Charles G. Leland, Esq.
TX. Greek Fire and Other Inhammahles.
Y. Modern War, in Theory and Practice.
XI. Later Rambes on the Field OF Gettysburg, bY
NJ. Jacobs, ID. d.
XII. French Military Phrases.
Literary Intelligence and Notes on New Books.
Editors Special Department.
Official Intelligence.
The Army.
The Navy.
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Poke tbook Found,

CONTAINING Bank Notes. Note "a - ~ -
I other tFiiclis. kny persun ealing "a ~ l-.
s'-rlfar No 81 aiorih simuer streeis proving pro-
rsrtv sl,d saginfl tha prlu1er can haze ne i,t q
49, - 1''t n. J.. CIilLls
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The number of votes polled was about
j00-half the usual peace vote.
WILSON Between 900 and ], 900 votes
cast The following officers were
elected
Collough.
County Court Clerk.-McClain.
TrRstec.-M. Price.
RegiSter.--Viek.
RepeHue Collector,-Armstrong.
Ctrctat Court CIerk.-Manson.
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CONSTABLE.

A. J. Berryhill, elected, no opposition.
The following communication was re
eeived relative to the vote of Bedford
county
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TIE FOtIowIsa ARE Frw or THE HANT FIArTEE-
ING TESTIMONIALS PROM DIsTIS0UIsHED
OFFICES AND CfTIzKSs:
LIfUT. -GEN. SCOTT sans

al hsye read, and shall continue :tOsread, with
great pleasure, the United States Service Magadns
Edited by my friend Prof Coppee, whom regard
as one Of the most accomplished officers Of the
Army.
such Magazine cannot fail to be 81 the great
est interest 70 the Army aud Navy and to the public
generally"
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The Cumberland is falling very slowly,
with plenty Of water for the largest steam
boats on the shoals.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Nashville, March list, 1894.
TTlHE consumption Of waterin the city from the
i Water Works has of late increased so rapidly
that it Is made necessary TO run the engine day and
night to keep up the supply Of water. All citizens
taking the water are requested TO economic as
much rs possible in its use, and they are AT the
same time notified that the City Laws in regard 10
leaks and wastes will he rigidy enforced
Mar IO--lw JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
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NAILS, in quantity Raisns, Soap, Tobacco,
~ Cigars, Sugar, Coffee, Tea etc. etc, by
X. A. BARNES 3 Co.
At NJ. A. Parrish's,
Mar lO-lw College street, south of Broad.
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ew Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER STREETS.
]. r. ALLEN. ..-.......-.Actnga and Stage Manager.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1854.
Fourth Night of the Great
Combination.
Thursday Evening. March 10th, viii be presented
MACBETH!
Macbeth l. Davenport.
Macdul1 w Wallack, Jr.
Lady FarTen.
The performance to conclude with
THE LIMERICK BOY.
TOMORROW Friday-Benefit Of r. L. DaveD-
port, when will be presented Still Waters
Run Deep and The LancePs-
CHANGE or PRIcEs.-Pnyate Boxes, s. , Orchestra
Seats, 81; Parquette, 10 cents Gallery, 25 cents;
ColOred Gallery, 20 cents. Doors open at y 10 T..
Performance TO commence at ~.
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alew advertisements,

OFFICE OF THE ADAMS Express COMPANY,
Nashville, March ., 1854. !
Joel DAVIS, Esq, who has been for some
81 months conducting the business Of this Com
pany, is announced as their Agent at this Office.
A. GATHER, Sup't,
Mar l0-1w per s. 4. JONES, Genl Ag't
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ROBERTSON COUNTY. 10 cases,
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900 eases FANCY WINES
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The performance to conclude with
THE LIMERICK BOY.

TO-MORR0W-Ffida Benefit Of +. 7. DaveU-
port, when viii be presented Still Waters
Run Deep and The LancePs-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-13
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July IS, lse'

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, JULY %, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the Treasurero of the United States, the
several Assistant Treasurers and designated Deposit
taries, and by the National Banks designated and
qualified as Depositaries and Financial Agents, for
Treasury Notes payable three years from August Is
1864 bearing interest at the rate Of and three
tenths per cent per annum, with semi-annual cou-
pons attached, payable in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity, into six per cent. gold bearing
bonds, redcemable after five and payable twenty
years from August 10, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in denominations of fifty,
one hundred five hundred, one thousand, and Eve
thousand dollars and will be issued in blank pay
able to ORDER as may be directed by the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars. or some
multiple of fifty dollars. r.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all de-
posits. The party depositng must endorse upon the
original certificate the denomination Of notes re-
quired, and whether they are to be issued in blank
left with the officer receiving the deposit to be for
warded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free of
transportation charges after the receipt of the
original Certificates Of Deposit as they can be pre-
pared.
Interest will be allowed to August 10 all deposits
made prior to that date and will be paid by the De-
partment upon receipt of the original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August 15 persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay
the interest accrued from date Of note to date Of de-
posit.
Parties depositiug twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any time will be
allowed commission Of onequarter Of one per cent.
which will be paid by this Department upon the re-
ceipt of bill for the amount. certified to by the Of
fcer with whom the deposit was made. No deduc-
tions for commissions must be made from the do
posits. ...H
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper
Endorsements made upon the original certificates
All officers authorized to receive deposits are re-
quested to give to applicants all desired information
and afford every facility for making subscriptions.
w. +. FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Subscriptions will be received by the a
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS
OHIO;
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND
BANKERS
throughout the country will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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