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Conrad Amspach's Estate,

NGtice is hereby given that the subscriber has
y been appointed and qualified as Administrator Of
the estate Of Conrad Amspach, late of Fairfield coun-
Y, deceased.
Dated at Llncaster'this 18th day ofNovember, A
ID. 1864 JOINER MUMAUGH, Ad'mr
NuvIT..lw
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=. NJ Wagenlnls, Pension surgeon.
PITTsBURG LANDING, TENNESSEE, I
May, 1869.
To the People OF Fairfield County.
We are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE
Esq. and believe him to he honest and capable. We
recommend him to our friends Of the l7tf
Regiment as proper person to attend TO the collection
Of Soldiers CLAIMS Back Paw, Bounty, Pensions &c.
John NJ COnncll, Colonel nth Regment y. V.
NJ f. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg o. V. Il.
A. j. Davis, Adjutant 18th Oho
Daniel Kutb.
Captain b. f. Buttcrfcld, Comd'g Co. A 18th o. V.
Lieutenant J. II. hrney.
Captain Ezra Tickets Company F, nth Reg.
Lieutenant ID. O'Suyan..
j. w. Stinchcomh Captain ComranyB.
A. r. Ashbrook, LIST Lieutenant Company 3.
William H. Pugh "a Lieutenant, company B.
A. Ognen, Captain Company ], 18th Ohio.
Leo NolcS, lst Lieutenant, Company ], 18th Ohio.
j. NJ. Rca, Captain Company X, l7th Ohio
s. r. Collins, ID Lieutenant.
o. f. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio
d. H. showers, Captain Company q, nth Ohio.
Captain c. II Rippey, Company u, l7th Ohio.
Lieutenant G. NJ Webb, Company d, nth Ohio.
Licntcnant o. b. Brandt, Company G, nth OHIO.
Lancaster, June Is, 1s6s-l2f
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-EDh mSO1 1uu. u.GhOnn.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership exist
| v ing under the name and firm of Misses CLIFF
FORD ROBINSON, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. CLIFFORD 4 ROBINSON.
OctGO-3w.
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RENSIONE

Are allowed to all soldiers who have been disabled in
any degree. hy wounds or disease, while in the service
in the line Of duy-to widows of deceased sndersto
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for SUPPORT
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Notice.

NToTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned was,
v on the End Of November, u %A. appointed ESecu-
tor on the estate of fCLENENrlSE WlCKlSER, de-
ceased. JOHN UUTCALT,
Nay g. ;l1-INH
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We have every fac,lity for the collection of BACH
Par. If final papers are correctly made out can
have the money in hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to US. oilers who have
arrears Of pay due them from the Government will do
well to call on us as We collect the money for
much less than it will cost to 90 10 Columbus, or else
where; and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect their money
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lPECIlL ADVANTAGE or THISL Az

1rIsA NATIONAL SAVINGS BASk. off'ring higher
rate ofncrest than any other, and the bet seeri.y
Any Savings bank which pays ITS depositors in q. g.
Notes considers that it is paying in the best circula
ting medium of the country. and it pay in any
thing better, for its assets either in Govern
ment securities, or notes or bonds payable in gov
ernment paper.
ltis equally convenient as n Temporary or perna.
nent investment The notes can always he sold for
within fraction OF their face anil accumulated inter
est and are the best security with banks as collaer.
ais for discounts.
Convertible into Six per cent $40 Gold
| BOND.
In a11ton to the very liberal interest On the not.s
for three years. this privilege OF conversion is now
worth about three per cent per annum for the cur.
rent rate for 500 bonds not less than nine p,c cent
pre"ir, and before the war the premium on six per
cent L. $. stocks was over twenty per cent 1t will
he seen that the actual profit on this loan at the pres
ent market rate, is not less than ten perc por N
mum.
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The Soldiers vote of this State at
the October election has been counted.
W. IL, Smith, Union candidate for
Secretary of State received 32,SS7;
Armstrong. democratic candidate, 4,
300. Smiths majority, 2S,497, nearly
seven to one.
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rh. Soldiers, Vote In this District.

The following is given the official returns ofthe
SolIicrs, vote for the Twelth District
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Tho sooner you make yonr application, the sooner
Won will got Your money If Apnlication for Pension
is not made within year from the date Of discharge
Yearly pension is lost
Rcmnmbrr the pace!
r. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AGESr: Oflice-Snuth side
Main Street, Tallmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
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Lincoln's majority in tho State of
Michigan is over 900.
Thcmajority for President Lincoln
on the home vote, in Pennsylvania, is
is II, ,3l5.
Lincoln's majority in Iowa, includ
the soldiers vote, exceeds $4,000.
In Minnesota, Lincoln's majority is
6,77L .
The Union majority in Wisconsin is
1000 on the home vote, $4,000 includ-
ing the soldiers.
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Write to US,


And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
yau blanks with instructions for filling them mp, so
that you can prepare your clam without trouble.
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Martin 6 Co., Banktrs Hunter Daughcrty, Attorneys
r. NJ. Wagcnhals, Pension Surgeon.
PITTsBURG LANDING, TENNESSEE,
NAV. lSi3
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LiGcoln's majority in New Hamp-
shire is 2,OS4, on the homo vote, 5000
including. the soldiers.
McClcllan's majority in New Jersey
is 1902, loss of about 1000 since
1862, when tho democratic majority
was 1857.
In Delaware his official majority in
61O.
Lncolns majority in Illinois is 81
sos.
In Maryland, Lincoln's official ma
jority is Z, ,45O.
Kansas gave Lincoln 10000 votes,
Mcclellan 1900, Lincoln's majority
only lS,5OO,
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KarfTnan 4 Co., p. Sifnrd, Lancaster +. Knlk,
Rnehyillo: Abbott Son, Clenrpnrt P. Hhhe, lleas-
ahtyilc; t. T. Ilanlu, Oakland Harmon Curtis,
firkerl gton; Keory McCandsh ftrmen; snnder-
man & knaUlf Amanda; l.. l. HrHttih, New Salem
Joseph Raier, Milcrspo"' l.. r. liarner. BASIL and
lY druggists anl merchants grherny throughout
the Cn.te States and Canudu
l,r. ~ lh.2-.ri
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-11
u ~ nfDine.
Nn Grprptten 1T Der bette 8nuf.

Marftfbreicrei thut's nidt,
Ion cru mas fld in ttrGrfahruns bspabrt, ittas
Bette. llne
grau6tar fur Qtben6;eit
Enb bitfe 8afdintn, bic it in einem SABRE 100
bio 500 Wgial tejablt MAIDEN, unb Don Damen iter
5000 in tielcm Qanbe unb in europa bereiis in
@ebraud iinr.
60 il tiss bic einiiae Maidine, bic ben icse-
itannten
g6Ipf=gticb :@tieb)
maht.
1it Eiidtisteit iaanmili6er Maldinen ,pirb
enraail,t nno prl{!dntiae u%ntermsilnng geaeben.
Gissn,bumfr iOldsr Malhinen t1nnen hieleI-
len fDRtnfrei In Srcnune sttradt uubllnterpeil-
wig ertalttn, tptnn re In
@bceIcr S @ilfcn'S 3immern
I'M @reenleaf Blof, 3te Citrate, ct. VauL,
stli&t 5biren unterbalb ber pOf.Offet,
spr(prfdfn.
i. u. .sekmon, agent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-11

@idtia FIR Braner.
Dit Minneapslis Bsaasrfi il biuis n ssrttl!t-'
ten Sber ii Strlaufen bal
MartiH Ttrranb,A
Rin1eapelJ.
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6eibdfts=G rDfnuna.

EE1sF -4xtEHE
9 II It unb Triebri6B
MAIDEN ben. seebrte. beutfden publituu. hermit
bic eresbenRt Anstise. ba6 Ne einen
3rmQs uu6 -@t0rc
III S~enberip,l
e1SFnet unb nd nit AQen1 perisben bat:n, tpas
in zine suttinSeriGtett Apptbtft anS @roterie sc.
bort.
XDas teuti&e Yublifun1 in 1tnbtrfpn nntuIn,-
,etsenh bfipnbsrs nirb barauf aufntrffara ee..
ntadt. sae
Que Mrter Mebirinen
III boben 1nb NIB bic{lben RON. ptrrn Jrisb.
ri@s /, tiueIi III Dtutitlanb srinbli@ :9etetnten
une sepriften Mpotbeter. subtrfittt trtrten.
MI1c@ ddren
nerbtn ole gut uub frii1 sarantirt unb " biQig
Serfanft. ME In irgenb tiuera anbsrn Stort.
I'm senetstsn 3uipsu& bitten
Bud g Gfitpri&s.
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1lII1im9.

J.g. q q. g. Bur60nk
1nn yp1, ibrtm alteIl 03efd6ftsplas am Gu6 Der
9adienlraes mad ben sreRtn, jiaasf spn 9oaaub
SibIeparabt, se3esen. J.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-11

y QIDl q y al 81
ppii 81. Mn99li,
Ode her ct. Mntbons u. Sort Ctr, ct. paul.
Dieter strGunniee, neutrality-suspicious. @ahbef
bietst Reiitnbfn mir aelteGnsern a0e 8tqutm-
tidteitsn elmer peiu,asb. Ter Gigtntbiner pirh
SNats auftieten. feline wertbsn @dfe 3u ~tefyiebi-
eea. 6eine Bar ii ~jttsr3eit nit BEN 8eftn yer.
feben. - Gntrtente made i1 nod teioubers auf
natine suten Staaunsen aufmsrtian.
SO. Mue9li.
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y. @. Nibpls umb Gp.,
Mrnh. nnh <:

". rs. 91tcbDls unb Co.,
@rcB- uno aleinbdnbler in
Seten, Ble6maaren, bert-
22aaren, Mderbau : 0eratbldaften,
5lrlalsrmanns-G erattifaf!en, Mslhrlbmiete
marin. p~lai!isian Waaren.
pHusen, Gulttpatprcn, gdaufeln. Ora
ten. SpiBarls,, 5adsn, genlen, s5enfen-
itielen, nerablfs," Hernmitlen. Rpsn.
ltdterr. Ydgeln, Gauen, Glas,
Jfniterrabntsn. BleineiB, &c.
Mlf pflonee.er sprsfatt pirO has Iaabedsn,
tn 3tnt, Gtlen- unS aupfsrb!s6 tslprst.
Ste Stroee. Ct. paul, Minn.
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uu ton 6all.
ssa Z Neustablirtee
@,eins 0ei10ft.
@eDrg 8en3,
9mpsstsar, @ss6 une R~ltin1s,.slsr
BON Rbtinmetneu,
unsar,rsine.
6ran56flde ulp ss,s
i. @atapbas@ eine
Mapetrd urb pprtS Weinen,
bon net(4iebenen 9abr9dn8en, pel&e bein1 Dua-
grub. dlal6t unb GIas pfrfauft ptrbtn IN leintr
@einbnlle, Critic CITRATE,
,wtlasn Marfet-su. Waibinston- Ctr,
Jrenb'S 9teinBfbddupf.
Nehter S1peistr ulp Qimburee1 Rdle,
NcAte fS6cfdno. Gdrinse,
SarpeQen lrp Sarpinen
lfts sarratDis uaesu ben nlSsli6f biaisfenvrsi>
Ten 81 .babsn.
Btrntr: Musgeaei&n.tts Gbica9o unt
8 ineinnatiM Ale inb Yorttr, unb b,
feinfen 5nrten Yon Qiqueuren uni
Obs my a9n
9pwie enbli6 elm ereeQtntse MGprttmtnt pom
GADaltlnas 0i9drrp8.
Dprfsbsnpes II Maes gut unb in rei4er GaQ
serrdtbi8 Bel
@eorB 8ens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-14

Dy Williamson & Co. Auctioneers,
mo ls2 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.)
FURNITURF,
Il CROCKE RY AND GLASSWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th November, comment comment
ng at 10 o'clock A. NJ. will sell at our sesfooi'
No 1872 Main street an assortment OF tfooDo' '"i'
sistinp OF the following and other articles
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor Cane and Windsor Chars,
Haircloth Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
. Tets-a-Tetel and Lounges,
French Jenny Lind and Cottage BedS'eaaS'
- Feather Beds
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
| Pillows, Holsters, Sheets, Blankets, &C.
Mirror Glass md Crockeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
| Gold Watches,
| GET Of superior Damask Tab.e-cloths and
NAPKINS,
| Ladies' Dresses and Cloaks,
FrnQps and Imported fa1na,
i"i'' WILLIAMSON s. co,
| Au,tiOrrcrs.
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= r o c l. A NJ 4 L l y y

ID r . c l. a NJ 4 L
APPOINTING DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP
r. - meet the. the people Of the Confederate
s+o+es should from time TO time, assemble TO a.
l-,ouIe1ye their aaTcnlcnce on Almighty God to
render deyout thanks for His manifold blessings -
worship Hfs Holy name 70 bend in prayer ~ ti''
footstoo and to accept with revereD; srbuioh t.!s
Christening of His All-wiss and All-mcTciui ft67l-
derce
Let Ms, then, in temples and in folds, unite our
voices in recognizing With adoIing gratitude the
manifestations of His protecting care IN The many
signal Victories with which our arms have been
crowned, in the f.uith4lness with which our land
has been blessed and in the uniTnpairol eneIsv
fortjtude with which He has inspired Our hearts ana
strengthened our arms in resistance to the n4u-
tous designs Of our enemies.
And let us not forget that, while gracousy voncl-
saGng to US His protection, sins have 'aeI1trd
and received grievuus chAstisement; that many "t
our best and bravest have fallen IN h"tti"; t-at
many others are still held in foreign PRISONS that
large districts Of our country have been devastated
with savage ferocty--.he peaceful homes destroyed
| and helpless women and children driven away IN
restitution; and that with fendi-h ma!iEntty the
passions OF servlIo race have been excite" by "'E
toes into the commission Of atrocities from "i.IIh
| death IS a welcome escape.
Now. thel efoIe, l, JEFFERSON DAVIS, President "l
the Confederate States Of America, DO Issue tins my
proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, tie
| sixteenth day of November noxt, as ii day to 10
| spc,ally devoted to the worship Of Almighty G"d
and do invite and invoke all the people o; tt.'~''
Confederate States to assemble Ia" day AIo'''-
said. in their respective places Of public worship
there to unite In prayer TO our Heavenly i"t''f'
that lie bcstow HIS favor upon ~; that lie extend
over Us the protection Of His almighty arm ma
He sanctrv His chaatisomsnto on lnpro| .H1ot -
that we NAV turn away from evil paths AID
walk righ,eousIy III His sight; that lie Frs'"i'
peace TO our beloved country, healing rs be'dir.
I wounds. and securing 10 Us the continued ~ y
! naut OF our nigh. of selt-governn.ent and II'dr
' penaence: AMI that He sraeloUsiy h"a: Ken 10 a.
while we ascribe to Hum the power Aid glory Vi ga
!, | Given under my hand AMI the So, '
Y sr,I the Confederate States, =. HI, hiuei1i "a
/ 49, twrntv-rixth day OF October, III IL, O.
= of our Lord one thousand eight hundred tld ~:
( four. JET hh9'-' NA' 80
BY the President:
: j. z. BENJAMIN, Secretary OF STAT
Iur 2I-tdl
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TRrAsURy DEPARTMENT,
r...,n.rr Sr,TvS ny AMERICA,

OASS on THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX ; rER
~ E0C-TAXARI,E BONDS, UNDER TIE
Sf2;? SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAw.-Deposits call will be recSived ty the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures al al
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, SaEan,
nah and Montso1uory, and certificates will be issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate OF tour per
cent, Ter annuIn, AMI secured by the hypothe2ator
- an amount of lie above bonds equal 70 the sum
Of these loans The bonds 10 be set apart by the
Trsasarer and the proceeds, when sold, applied e5-
cusivcly to the payment of the said certlTc.es
The security ard convenience Afforded TO o'iIKk
and other coIporations, and to the public generally
by this mode of temporary investment ara the Ell
feet Of the measure, il generally adopted! IN kesp
mo the currency within moderate bounds, II IS hopeo
-, cn,n,n,3 i 20 the favorable consideration OF tn-
community and secure their prompt eo-9Ierauon "
-. : INTO effect, G. A TRENHOLM,
| 80 an SIS secretary Of the Treasury
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EsEESDNAL-Part can find ali the
laos, news % the election i'll the North III the
%OkIHEU< PApEKS, received IHlS MONDAY
MORNING al IN CONF kDf-i.AIi4 iE-ADl-No
1I,nN NV ARRIVAL rccyllrct, this morning
Also ill the latest SOUTHERN PAPERS, tItA
TApEKS. YANKEE PIETORIALS. Paper, LII
pt.>aIIert inc KKADTNG-ROOM Is open at night
i''~'-'~-'' 49, no lit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- >7Ici4L NoTicE.-Iwo Hv>n1ED
N1iJ.rs REV AN Straycd or storm from ny res
,l-..,. Ut Governor street, on Thursday, the l"th
t,-.s:., a -. - f.lIJ PILDElb MlLCH cow trather
H. l... si..-r color, without ear marks, II null
ma W elrr!11.ly pay the above reward t. ;,!AT
l-.r- ,uilIz aa- and delivering her - z" AND II
50 80 stolen md siaugh'eret:, VIII pay Ole
Il -..4 for the apprehension and conviction
Q. r.e ;.Ili. 40 l--bt Il. I. WILLIAMS.
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Hv Grubb. X Williams, Auctioneeis.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REA-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.-In execution OF decree CT TIE
Circuit Court Of Hcnrco county, entered 2oh Oc'o-
Der, 1854 in the case q 'Dabney, &c, as D"ohey'
&c " will sell at auction, upon the PREMISE, OH
FRIDAY, 18th November, ~ o'clock 7. NJ,
LOT OF GROUND in the plan of Galtston, near
Buchanan's spring, II the corner OF Hancock ana
Clay streets, fronting s'Sty-clEht 'eet, rnt,s o"e
along CLAW street one hundred and fifty feet TO az
alley twenty feet wide.
TTEMs: 0ne-:hirt cash balance at three and 7i2
months with interest; or all cash
A ID. WILLIAMS, Commissioner.
f,,nDa q, w1T,r,Ms Auc.ionters. 10
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UAIE OF NEGROES, CROP, STOCK
,Nn ,T AVIATION UTENSILS Al PUB
fftC AJTsTI0N Viii be sold, on MONDAY, No
rr,ahrr I'm, 1864, at ward>forh, two miles from
Charlotte Court-liouse, thirty-tirrce NfdhotI m
CtT"TI y. seventy SHEEP; siXty-cne HOGS ;
,inyen H0KSES and Mules; seventeen stacks
FOpnEE; tElr,y stacks OATS about iw" hnndTSd
and fifty. barrels Of CORN Fl.AAlA - -
Ill :. Kitchen FURNITURE; also one tAk-
RAGE and BUGGY.
TrrNs: Credit OF SIX months except Tor sums %
on, bundled dollars aud less; puIchaaerglv heHu
"'l'' RICHARD V. GAINES,
ROBERT II. GAINES,
nol-l2t EXECUTORS Of L. l. Games oeecas'''
VIII and Examiner copy.
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cav AND GPIST MILL FOR SALE.

CAV AND GRIST MILL FoR ALI,
Al The rcGnest of DR.. D. G. Wntrtr, "" OH
- al, re ctW AND QRTSr MILL. III Chester
IL" "Id l' equity, situated on Failing :ryyk = 80,
f1inc stream, ak miles from Manoh'-trr' WIN
tnIIt acres of LAND attached. 1acy a." III 80
during the present year. The watoI-poFrr II eA-
cecdinsly valuable, Independent OF the mlis ~ v
on it. Timber for saving can be pufcha rl "!'L'll
MONT a mile of the rnilla Well managed, they can
| he rendered exceedingly valuable. Aprly 70
" GRUBBS d WILLIAMS,
| -, ooJ.+ AuCtIOuc.ra.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY =, IN = III, lli II
v TOWN OF MAYSVULE, bUCKINbiAd
CGrpTIEOTSE FOR sALE.--Il,e tavern property
situated az above Is offered At private sa". 1to
improvements are, a large brick building, WIN
thirteen rooms brick Office, with two room '"'I'
Win c,ur rooms; large - tbIc kitchen,
cahips smoke-housc i6c-house and other buildings
| There are ak acres IN the lot, incutlEg large
GARDEN, and twenty acres Of wood lard Within cor
veni.nt distance, say one and half miles. lnmsA-
| ate possession gwen. ,, ,,-,rI,.,ra
;, oo3e, AuctlOnCArs,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CoxrrDEeArp STATES OF AMERICA,
Hichmnnd. August 5, 1854. J

CFRTIFICATESO OF INDEBTkDNt .s,s
I REARING SIX PER CENT. PER AMIN
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAAAIiON.-b!
the fourteenth section OF the act to red9ee tne cur
rem approved February H. 1854, tn" Secretary OF
tha Treasury Is authorized % issue the above cersl
f+stn- payable two years after the ratlncaIioh Oh
treaty Of I.vace with the United states Ihfy can
not h., sold but are only TO be issued 70 such creI
- nf tha government ~ are willing 10 recelTe the
slme in payment of their demands they muS' also
~. given vt par though free from taxation
III. attention. of purchasing agents and dlsburs-
ING ocs of the Government is called to TINS Class
OF public securities offering peculiar asvIIiSrs
r bouoht and 70 facilitate the use OF them, cheks
lrawr by discussing officers upon the der3sltaEiee
holding these funds, and marked across the 1act
payable in certificates OF ih0eo'e'iio'' VIA ~
| paid in conformity herewith
| nanosjteres are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation and to nske apL'
| -;oi TS,rna3l G. A. TRENHOLM,
| ~, "o,s Secretary of Treasury.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
l Lars REM ARD.--LJ~t. about the +th "iot-
t>h,- A Ia!rcf GOLD SPECTACLhS, '.ito!''-Ii--lzV
rms The finder VII receive "ne h":are AZ; ~.
o''4''' - W = No l2--Zt'
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AND LOT AND BUILDING

"OUSE AND LOT AND BUILDING
Ell LOT on MAIN STREET, ONE SCo Az
fESOVD THE FAIR GROUND, AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY, 18th November, at 81 clock r. NJ >
we will sell, upon the premises, a + RANDI u" FL
LING on Main street, just beyond the Sidney Me
Katfv. Also. a beautiful BUILDING LOT, thirty by
one hundred and nnety-nlne feet, and another LOl
immediately in rear Of the church, fronting nifty
two feet on Il twenty-toot alley and running oaeK
10 tn, church lot one hundred and nine feet.
After the sale Of the above, Will be sold one SIDE
BOARD aud CHINA PRESS
TERMS: A. sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
poil AuctlUnctr5.
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WANTED TO RENT, 4. small I tK-
w Ni-uED ROOM. To,Ins must be moderate
Flasa t,l,il-~-, immediately, stating part'cI1.''
al IT, Ii :" Dispatch ol!l"r. 10 ~ =
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CoSrEDyRATE STATS or AMERICA, (
EIcuxnNn October II, 1901. J

CoSrspYRArE STATS or AMERICA,
RICHMOND October Il, lo6i.
XABLE BONDS, Fly +
y Observation-Disclosures LOAN.-niLh to-'-
,ai for bonaSat the established price OF one nun
red and thirty-tivc dollars and interest," under en-
cIlmstaIces that entitle them TO favorable e2sid
atiou j: has been determined 10 continue 'Ao "ie
=, the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds are lIstrue1e'
o, act in accordance with this order; and the attcn'
ton of disbursng officers OF the GoEernnent Is par
.i i, =" r,iiod 10 II G. A. TRENHOLM,
nnIa'ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTHENT,
Co,.rrnrp,TK STATES OF AMERICA,
RtcnuoNp, November 5, 1851
CUECJTLAR.-It being decided that
I four per cent certificates, and the bonds Is
sued therefor ar. receivable III payment OF the taS
on coin, moneys he'd abroad hliiS OF sN.aE" NV
E,rc;on rr,d;t; PERSONS who have paid these taxes
in new issue are entitled to the return OF the notes
The Treasurer, Assistant Treasures ana Fay De
positarics who have received the dtposlts Oh tax c
iot~s ara authorized in such cases. to refund the
notes and receive III lieu thereof an equal amount
~ f,r rr cent certificates, or bonds, upon the de-
manl Of the State Tax Collector. And the pohn'
nr certificates 10 be exchanged shall be endorsed a.
follows: II certify that the within lor atttched
certificate was received from - - III AItl
Of 40 much tax erroneou-y collected from MN IL
currency of the new issue, and that the same u,
hnnn exchanged for new issue to reimburse MIN
| .uI siun4, bv tho State Tax Collector.
''''' G.. A. TRENHOLM,
,olo,m Secretary of the Treasury.
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1u1I1pFEyTPY VALUABLE BRICK

TU,UREE VERY VALUABLE BRiCk
TrSFMFSrS ON MAIN STREET, AND
LhRdE FL Ii. IN MBER- HOUSE, on sLyENSEESIIii;
BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY STEEEI3, VIII
LARGE VACANT LOT IN REAR, tOiS 9HiE
r ihrac large IA BRICK TENEMESrs on Main street,
ocrupiod respectively by william j. H'rgood, l..
Iettfr1nan and Mr. Jacobs These nre business
Iouses and have the advantage Of benz re1ten'ts
- mo sanoo time and have back buildings suited
for kitchens affo, ding ample servants aeoamm34a-
,;ons The IUMBER-HOU3E or FACTORY -
large, substantially built, and IN pretty gooh t'
nair with n LARGE LOT in rear, extending back
y sinrLne creek sufficient for the erection 81 one
or more large warehouses building u other de
scrrtons This is ail very valuable property -'eA
as i now very rarely offered III the market
For terms, sc, apply to ,,.,,,r.,,a
10 4. AucIuTret9.