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United States of America

DLSIhJOI uF MlDDLE ibNNES,EE-NO. ~.
VTTHEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee on the 2Sd day Of
january, 1864, by Horace II. Harrison, Esq. Attor-
nev Of the United States for sail District who pros
ecutes well behalf Of the United States Of JO-
seph 4. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against So Packages Of merchandise, Z box
Is and casks Of empty bottles, 5 boxes
OF boots and cases Of merchandise, all marked
" W. 3. Ciapp,' and against all persons lawfully in
teryenlng for their interests therein, alleging in sub
stance that said goods had been seized in said Dis
trict on land forfeited for in said mforma-
Jn set forth and alleged 10 be true, 10 wit because
the same were shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Louisville, Kentucky to Nashville, Tennessee, upon
a permit obtained by false representations and with
out any other and further permit OF aduly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department, and praying for
process TO enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof and that all persons concerned in interest
therein might be cited to appear the return day
Of said process and nterpose their claims and make
their allegations.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnitiOn Of
said Court, under the seal Of said Court TO me d-
rect ID hereby give public notice to all persons COLI
ce-ned in interest il said property, 10 appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the
Capitol at Nashville the 81 Monday in April next,
at 10 O'clock A NJ then and there to nterp0se their
claims and make their allegations.
jan26-l4t F.. r. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Middle Dist Tenn.
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EN0R RENT-A Frame House suitable for q small
l. Store. For particulars apply at the Office Of the
Nashville Wood Company "a College street, between
Church and Broad, to
ERNEST u. BEMENT, bgt.
XxTANTED by the Nashville Wood Company, 10 =
w 600 Cords Of good Ash, Hickory and Maple
Wood, cut or in the tree, within twenty miles of
Nashville, delivered on either bank of tue Cumber-
land or in easy hauling distance, for which liberal
price will pc paid. Inquire at the Office, 81 College
sbceet, between Church aud Broad, Of
ERNEST 81. BEMENT, Ag't.
EETANTED-by tine Nashville Wood Company,
w 800 Wood Choppers, to whom liberal wages
win be paid, subsistence furnished, and protection
papers given. Apply to
ERNEST il. BEMENT, Ag't,
"a College st., between Church and Broad.
isn2IH
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Marshal's Sale.

The Uaitad states rszag kegs Of brandy ard key
or whisky.
INFORMATION No. IS, District Court Of the United
Il States for the aiadle District q tennessee
In obedience 70 order Of said Court made IN said
cause, on The 9th day Of November, 1853 TIE 25th
day Of February, 1854, the store house formerly
occupied by A. J. Duncan o., Witl sell the sad
property, for cash in hand 10 the highest bidder.
/. Z. GLASCOCK,
Feb 600 Z. s Marshal FOR said District.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
o
W RITING
4so
BOOK KEEPING
rAUgm 81
J. W. DOLBEAR,
author q the "seisncs Of Psnmanshlp.

Persons from 8 70 80 years can learn this systsmt
neat easy aud rapid manner, and gentlemen ID bold
rapid, businoss style
To persons acquainted VITA its inertia hts ry.ter
Of writing needs no other accommodates huf tr-
unacquainted wa it, Mr. ID. refers to he following
remarks and testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
rlanshp merely a. iit1lion At an experiences az
q years has enabled him % reIuco Il 70 tfa 1900
Of science 90 that being guided b. tuosls5us IN
stead Of raHcu practice, pupils from 20 co years can
in short time learn 70 write with EASE, ELEGANCE
aud RAPIDIrY.
So accurate Is his system, and 50 Uniform IN Ia
success, that after Witnessing its effects on sever
hundred pupils in Nashville, The amentei Alfred
HnTnc observes.
"Having bad FAIR opportunity Of examining vour
system Of Fcnmanships and having seen the wonder.
nj and rapid Improvement Of your pupilg an nv
school, consider 10 bot just % say that believe f
= be not only the bca sgas but ~ only one ds,er-
Vtng fbs aansfor BY strict attention 10 therues Nv
en-, aag person may In short time, acauire a rec
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pleased 10 zee
il universally adopted"
This expression was concurFed IN by
Ma. Gen. Il. P. Gaines, U. s. Army:
His kxcelieucy, James c. jones, GOV. o. Tcunpssrs
70. Rev. ]. Il. Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
H. kov. Z. p. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev Fhillip lindsey, d. d. Pres Of Nashville Uni
Tersity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, n, and many other citlzens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
"Beiug requested By Messrs. DoIbear 70 state me
standing In society Of the gentlemen, sgncrs % The
within, do 20 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them; they are highly respectable and
gentlemen Of education and II hiah siaRdinc In 50
cioty. Given at the Hermi.aae This g3d day OF
October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON
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THIS HOUSE has just boon reitted for the accom-
l. mediation Of the travelling public with COM
Portable and beds. The table will be supplied
with the best tbs markets afford IN Middle Tonnes
see any other country. We have meals at all
hours. We have baggage Wagon at the depot on
the arrival Of each train, North and South.
When you stop enquire for the " KEYSTONE"
Jan 2s-SmS
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q. w. RORACK.

SOLE PROFRIEIeR AND MANUFACTURER
OF Blood Purifier, Blood Pilis, Catawba and swedish
Brandcs, and on kinds of choice donegiic Liquors,
which are 5od Wboesae, or 10 any desired quantity.
Sold By W0LFsTKIE KRAMER, No. 80 Market
street, and by Dealers everywhere
decG-3as
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See Mr.. DIS long advertisement in an
other column in regard to teaching Pho
biography, Writing, and Book keeping.
ian 31-tf.
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ror pon-ooamissio1ed oshosrs and prlvsios Who
have been In the service two tan years
dscS-am
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Fon De RI. e.. Rs.,on nt.r.

COLUMBIA, TEsN., Nov. 20. Is4S.
NR. J. W. D0IBsAE-Dear Sir. have been much
Interested and pleased n examining your system OF
Pcumanship. Your method Of teaching seems % me-
o. be both skfll gnd flIthful and the Improvement
Of your pupils Is surprising and rapid beyond any
tang have ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy q
this testimony % your merit shall lead others 20 avail
themselves OF your instruction IN one ~ the most
beautiful and useful arts aud an very respectfully,
etc. JAS. n. OrEY.
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for borsss and property lost IN ths Z. 3. service
collected Also, oRaeFs' tnd 6oidisrs' Back Pay
Accounts oollsclsd.
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Il viii afford me much pleasure % recommend the
Army snd Navy Journal % officers 10 my portion OF
the Army, and take this opportunity e express my
Qualification thas its destiay Is IN such halds.
From Prof H. C9gpse, University Of Penn.
A good paper Of this kind has long been needed.
Every former effort within nay knogledgo has been
q failure, bot yoars promises % be brilliant sue
cess Its very varied service intei gsnoc Eud Official
Informal lonta excellent articles scientific uevand
yet practcal--its high ton aad literal s5srIt-are
all that could b desrod Tie f0rnl paper aud type
are admirable and your own military experience
viii put your Journal 90 - npsfhy with bolh of8oers
and men IN our Esfvico.
Tho Army AM May Journal Il Published every
Saturday, By v. C. cut RCd, New York Al S. a yssT,
In advance
BROWN q CO.. IS Oollege-st, Nashville,
lAnls-lm' General Agsnta.
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BOON ovsr sHstFs Drug Store, Cor. Clsyoa a.d P,ss
Ssssh HOURS, Q 20 II, a m, to s, p. m, and
70 9 at night.
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Ton ~ H0a JEdls n. Cree,
President Of the Law School, at Lebanon, renn and
who was for 20 years on the supreme Bench Of Ten
noszee:
'Hir. D0ibear has sTent many years IN teaching
and perlecting his system Of Instruction aud q bY
Far superior 10 any teacher Of pCnmanship have cv.
or seen. You viii perceive az once that De is man
Of Gne intelligence. he gives no instruction without
& rcrsoa aad his reasoning So Just and clear that
you 20 perceive the principle he seeks mpart
and that being Fixed h the mind, the PUPIL acting
upon t, soon learns 70 write with ease aud rapdity
as we'll as with elegance.
commend Mr.. D0ihear TO your K ud attention, and
trust it viii be consistent VITA your viows and feel
ngs 10 forward bis offsets. Any Service you may
reader him will be worthly bestowed and will oblg8
me Very respectfully, TUur friend.
LEBASoE, TExS., Oct. 20, 1856. n GRECl.
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7 respectfully,
TH0S. u. BENTON.

Allow ne TO Introduce 20 you my friend ]. ". Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmansh.p and Photography. HIS reputation
successful teacher Is 90 wei and 30 widely estab-
lighed that Win sly nothing on that score. only
desire % present him o. a gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, aud aa
one whom YOU have tde intel igeuco 10 appreciate.
anything you may DO to further bis designs will Be
gratefully acknowledged BY your FREUD,
JQHN Il EnuAW
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q
Sir--Consldcring good hantwriting % be not only
an accomplishment, but means OF success % every
maa engaged n buiness, greatly applaud your mor-
iOr3us excrtous % improve tne chirucraphy Of the
age. gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
writes willingly; and consequently Oleu lil %
write when they should: and when they DO write i Is
done az tho last moment with haste and impatence,
and consequently with faults Of an kinds, ofen cum
hitting and njuriEg both the writer aud the cause
which he advocates Wishing you every success en-
your ludabie undertakings,
Tromafzrvuuru- i rrennrff1ffv.
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Pensions,
Bounty, ana
Back Pay,
souNTY PROCURED

procured Ior seO-s, parsass, Hsir' sns disslsd
soldiers. Also.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FoR TIE
ORGANIZATION OF U. S. OoIoBED TROOPs,y
Nashville, Tenn Nov. 4, 1868.
GrcslEar No. /.
In accordance with Orders from the
President of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
ta5lished for Oolored Troops in the De-
psriment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Eurfreesboro',
GHllatin,
Wartraee,
GAINESVILLE,
shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, AlabsmS.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeyille, Tenn.
Fort DOneldson, Tenn.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
The Board appointed by the President
=
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The following very Just remarks Of the hon. Tlios.
II. Benton, U. 3. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all ycung persons sho have
any hope Of success In the busiuess Of life.
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NATIONAL LOAN.
U. S. 1O-4O'S.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to this popular InVo .truspt re
y Seiyed by the USoEAsiOS1D, and rsesipt1 Issued
until the Bonds are delivered. Which viii be done
free of charge to the Subscriber At the
MeFehants' and Mechanics, Bang Of
wheeling.
This Loan beam gold interest, payable SIM ASSU.
ALLY, on coupon and registered bonds Of $500 a.
over and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denominations
Of 50 and lU0 dollars.
In subscribing, parties are requested 70 pay the
aecrusd interest from the hrst OF March to The DAY
Of transcription, ~ coin Oh II GUREKNcT AbDI5 TfI
PEE COST PRkMIUM.
The interest on this Loan Il payable on the arst
days Of March and September, in each year. The
seutannual coupons are payable At those dates and
the annual coupons on the 90 aud lU0 dollar bonds
are payable on the frat Of Mach.
Thee 10 soc cannot be taxed by States, Cities:
IoNp!, or Counties, and the Government Tar on
Them ts only one-and half per cent. on the amount
o. Income when the income Of the holder txct ed .
Six Hundred Dollars per Hnnum; all other invest.
mentS, such as income frGm Mortgages, Rail Road
stock and Bonds ETC., must pay from three 70 nVe
per cent tax on the 1neo6e.
Wheeling, W. Va, April ., 1864. spli I'm
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bis belly aud cry for peace any mora than
q loldIsr, though suoh men could not Sc
exeonted on the galloWs Be- erimI6Slsi
There was glb6iI Of bnbils opiSion
which would raise them higher than Ha1
man, and hold them up 70 acorn of All
who may look upon th6m.
We notice that Mr. whaley from this
State, took part In the debate. In reply
TO . remark from Fernando Wood that
''there could not be such thing as War
Democrat, because war. tended to de-.
sruGtioH OGa,hs UnioB and the ,0ons,itus
Mr.. Whaley said that, a. 2 iAA-!Ait-
On the contrary, thousands OF Demo.
crAts-Jaeksop aud Douglas .DemosFaES-
had taken the Geld in his state. II the
gsntleman from New York was % be the
loader OF, the psn6cfAde party les bic
friends make their speeches accordingly.
Lot Us hBht the traitors, North aud South,
IN and out OF this5 hall. Let Us not Law
down our arms uutil the Star. Spauglsd
Banner ehall every where be uufurled and
respected Throughout our land. q > VOL
The following Is an extract from the re-
marks made by Hsnty Winter Davis.
Mr.. Davis, OF Maryland. a Uhion) said the
question EaSuot 'Wheth6rsthe speech do
livered by the gentleman from Ohio was
treasonabI6 Within The law, bus RheIhef
he vas worthy to be representative OF
The people Of the United States. He did
not envy those gentlemen who had refused
70 eKpel the gentleman from tbe House, and
aflerRard voted that be WAS unworthy to
hold Q seat here. BE argued that the House
had the right, aud had exercised IL, 10 .ex-
pei . member-not eapriciously,g bat for
something wrong which DE had done. The
gentleman had proclaimed himself the
friend Of the enemies Of the United States
In violation Of his solemn oath TO sustain
the Constitution, be said rather than sus,
tsin II to the extent of exterminGtion Of its
enemies, he preferred its destruction. Il
was not tho freedom OF speech be CON
plaised OF. HeWas brave and honorable,
and be thanked them tor it.. II revealed an
enemy unlike the gentleman from Nex
York, (Ar. Wood. } who, with similar sen
timen1s, concealed them. Laughter.
BE did not wish to punish him for bis
speech, but for entertaining such senti
ments. This was one OF ths cases where,
with or without Law, his expulsion waG
necessary. II WAS ons Of those questions
where there was no right TO be on more
than one side. President Buchanan scan
daliLed the American name when he said
that the war was Unconstitutional, and
that there was no power to coerce soy.
sreign States. Those who had taken up
aud echoed this sentiment, aud acted upon
II, gave aid and comfort TO the enemy.
When Mcclellan and Fits John Porter
shall again bring the rebels within sigh
of Washington, when Vallsndigham shall
rule in Ohio, Bright In Indians, Seymour
in Connecticut Woodward in Psnnsylya.
nia, and when the friends of Seymour 10
New York shall make the streets run will
blood, and when division shall prevail
throughout the States, then those who
have thus given aid aud comfort to the
enemy will acknowledge their masters 81
the South. At every hazard of his life
would he meet such antagonism.
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The New Loan.

The New York 1FI5uIe SUNS up tho ar.
gument forsthe new 1910 loan as follows:
GThe new loan is called '.Tsn. forty"-
that IL, Il is payable after ten aud within
forty years, at the pleasure Of the Govern.
msnt. YoH-Pay your subscription 10
greenbasks and receive your principal and
hTe per cent interest 70 coin Let us see
what rate is prOhsred y6u. Suppose some
oue has one thousand dollars in ooin hid
away In some old stocking or craeked'teA-
pot, or securely lodged tua bank vault or
private safe, Hsssllg this .for greSpbaeks,
81 i7A'es'i ~ Ltstiess g ieFehgHigs nj u dgy'5
rates ssvsatess htpIdrFd doEIGTs but We
will suppose the premium on, gold to fall
%, 30 that be can only oblsIp, ixtsan
hnndreda Hhess he Invests ID sttst rev
loan, receiving therefor The pr0mlss OF the
United States % PAY hin Sixtssn Hun
dred DollarS 10 Gold. He. Tsesivo EI0Gtv
OotLars per anHHHl IN God az iHtsTest 70 long
a. the Government Yetaf4t hfJ money; aad q
pad al least Sfxtssh 1uadytd DoiLgrs a
Gold for One ThOuSaId DoEEaTs incssteS
Why Is not this eaough7 Eight per cent
year on your Specie lent 10 your Gov
principal returned TO you for O6s Thons.
and lent Hog much more could Shyloek
hdvs eSdeted under such eiYeusiSEdlessY
Bat that Is not all. Your loan 70 the
Government is not subject to State or 10.
cal taxation, and is subject to only half
s u. .peS@s Is1 yon must pay on any 9th:
What gold mine mine 10 Utah or other
air-ea'tls of mOOnShiue do you suppose
- -, = l...lg.. O.. l.,age ..-.sss.i l.i.
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Ous OF the editors Of ibis paper vas res.
tsrday notified to consider himself under
arrest by order of NajOr General sisel,
who commands this military department,
With directions to repair updsr guard to
hsadqaA at Cumberland, Nd, and
there answer to the charge of having pub
Iished letter on the 18th iust., from the
18Th Regiment, containing information
eOutrabaud Of wat. AZ We expect to refer
to this matter agaiu, at greater length, 1t
will be sufistsut this morning to say that
the editor In question Was discharged from
arrest by order of Gen. sigel upon the
receipt of a telegram containing an eI-
plHnAtiOu.
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o. 81 GBSEaAI HospirAL,
PApKBRsBURe, ". Va, Anil Z ia

PAREsRsBURs. W. Va, April z, '64.
SIR-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your favor of the 4th inst.
yesterday, Informing me that through the
Kindness Of the Soldiers Aid Society and
friends Of Wheeling and W eIlsburg, W, Va.
you had subscribed for q number Of daily
and weekly papers (for 8 mos.) 10 be for.
iFarded TO the Parkersburg General Hospi
tal tor the use Of soldiers. In reply on
behalf OF the soldiers, patients in the hos.
pttal. J. take great pleasure in returning
.you onf sincere thanks for.the PAPERS. No
attention within gift of the friends Of the
soldier could be more deeGpta6I sor;h up.
Preetated. have the honor to report, that
Immediately upon my being put in charge
OF this hospital y established a large and
comfortable reading room, and through the
kindness of the o. s. Sanitary Commission
and Other, friends, have collected quite a
Fespeet66le libraFyito which auy Sontribn.
lions of books of history, travel, bioera.
ply, miscellaneous aud good light reading
matter will be very gladly and thankfnlIT
received. you may rest assured thSt ali,
sneh contributions either Of papers or books
will be carefully devoted TO the use and
comfort Of the soldier.
N goo Very respectfully 3GE-
Your obed't servant,
- THOMAS B. REED,
M. -. ,..,.. Surgeon o. 8. Vols.
JACOB HosxaRook, .Bsq., state Ag'f. y
Wheeling, w. We. =.
Papers have also been furnished the hos.
litals st Grafton and Cumberland. -.
y ! 4 - II { ~ AZ
To oTHIoERs IN TnE ARMY.-uBrovn,s
Bronchial Troches, or Cough. aud Voice
LoEeuges, contain Ingredients aotfnR spe.
officially on the organs of the voice; thew
have 40 extraordinary efficacy In ali affec. |
lions of the Throat aud yLaEynx,I restoring
heir healthy tone when relaxed, either
rom cold or over exertiou Of the voice. And
produce clear and distinct enunciation.
AsIthere are limitations, be sure TO obtain
he genuine.
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The NATIONAL BANK BILL,

The National. Bank Bill. which was de.
tested IaPt Nsek, 10 again about TO be re-
yiysd through the Ways and Means Com
4itteea The amendment, which the Hous e
Insisted ON, Of allowing States to te1
Bauks within their limits. has been adop.
ted By the committee st the instance oil
Secretary Chase, who is very anxious to
perfect, as Tar A4 possible, this system Of
banking. Inythis shape the bill win mn.
doIbledly be passed.
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Prom tbeN ;. Z. Advertiser.
A Re1olutIon OF Conanre.

In March, 1912, Mr. GiddinEs, OF Ohio.
introduced resolutions into CongrsSs ia
regard 70 the slaves Of the Creole. Great
excitement WAS produced by the resola-
tons, and ON motion of Mr.. Botts, of Yir.
GINA, Nj. GiddfnRs was censured as .ds-
serving the seyerest condemnation Of The
people Of this country aud OF this body In
particular" Under the action of the nre.
ytols question, Mr.. GiddiugS was unable
70 defepd himsslf, and the resolution vas
adopted BY 125 yeeS II s9lnhys, the for
mer largely, ii not mostly, Democrats.
Who thereby gave proof OF that love of
freedom Of speech which Is no Y 80 con.
spicuouGly paraded by them, and which h
really endangered by the conduct Of 4
few unWise parttsans in Congress. Nj.
Gtddtngs resigned his seat, Q ppeaIed %
bis eonshtusnts, and was re elected. He
took his place sgtin in Congress. In six
weeks, and continued to serve for many.
years. here is precedent for Mt. Harl
rtsI Of Maryland, He is responsible 10 Iii.
constituents. Let him resign and appeal
TO them. Doubtless he will be less sri6:.
eessfnl In ginning Al endorsement than
Nj. Giddings was, but be can test the an
probation by his eohStitdeht4 of the
wrong" done him, and the country viii
learn whether there Is a Congregational
District IN iAl4sylAndI aEhictfis feSdysGnd
Wiltag 70 aecSpt bibSiSWs.lA SiFifdFI.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DepositOry and financial Agent
Of the United States.

'HHis BANK Is the :suecssssr to the Belmont
pared to do general Banking. c. IleciIsn and II.
change business. 4tnAEE-95E Z zttla4 E
It is authorized 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS to the
Sd, 1854.
These bonds bear date March lst, 1854. are re
deemable At the pIeAlure 4 the Government alter
ten years, and payable forty yNArs from date, In
coin.
Subscribers can have either z, sIStered or Coupon
Bopds a. they may prefer, In sums Of $50 or some
multiple Of MY dOilRrH.
Interest on the $50 and SEQ Bonds is payable
aunuallyS on ali other denominations mENnnuaI
] hese bonds will draw interest from March IA,
and the accrued inter- Ct from that day to the date
OF subscription, mus be paid In coin or kAtioual
currency. II PAID in the latter (which includes
United states notes md notes Of Nation Il Banks
hlty per cent. premium must be ADDED 70 the
amount OF interest until OthsrWiSe directed.
apT1 JOHN @. TALLMAN, CaSh