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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
VVO CAPITALISTS.

Two CAPITALISTS.
L An INTEREST in 4 FOUNDRY aud MACHINE
SHOP In ST. LOUIS. No.. for SALE.-A party with not
than $4,000 ia larger amount could be used 20 sdysnt-
s-e) desiring old and weesabisi-d uND-
ERY and MACHINE-5IiOP, in St Louis, Mo-: now doing
large and pre- able business can PURCHASE an ,NIEh.
Est therein Nv Addressing the undersigned who win give all
necessary information By the action OF tho State Consen-
ton, Missouri Free State ana her immense mineral on
wealth developed by free Lsboi w MAKE her one Of TUG
riches, states in the West and the abundance of Iron and
Coal in the immediate vicinity q the city makes this
very desirable investment. VIM b. MAhhhAM, 81 LOUIS,
Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

L'OR SALE-PEARL MILLS, MAUMEE
Il CIrN, Ohio-rhese wei-known anal justly celebrated
Mills located on the Ee and Wabash Canal and near the
station OF the Wabash Valley Railroad consisting d FIGURING
Mil with four Of Burrs and all the late IMPROVEMENTS
md capaci,y x manufacturing $50 200 bb.s -four day,
and large custom work, for which there Is separate
tnschirery good Saw Min and Lzh Mil; abundance Of
xatrr l6f feet fail possessing the an,sge OF the hTst lease
Iot the State of OHIO hi- place. Also two Frame stores,
Frame Houses Cooper Shop, Barrel House. Stabies
Wagon Sheds with ten Lots Of Land. -
We would call attention capitalists to these M having
sat to IA. the same fro tie State These Mills located
in one OF the growing counties of The Valley OF
the Maumee with the advasage of obtaining grain by canal
on the Wabash Valley and boating the directly to the
Mil there elevated saving all expense IN handing The
facility Of stocking he saw Mils with The hnest osh DIAN
its Tributaries und the Wabash Valley, via canal With "ns"I
passed facilities shipping Flour aud Lumber by canal OF
railroad sorth south or east and home market sof all tie
feed and oal at price showing conc!nsycy that
property investment use Il i rarely eqaaled
GEO. T.. POMEROl, Toledo, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Financial.
OFFICE OF unns
vERhIIIYE C Co., bankers,

No "A wALL-sT., NEW-foHk'
w. are prcparcdiO convert the u. ,. S-IV .rIHo
gay NOTES into the g per cent boNoo Oh 1851 VII"
proup,nes. and on favorable terms
nv "a SELL at market rates al kinds Of GOV.
xRNuENT SECURITIES, including
II. s.. 500 BONDS,
II s. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
II. s. IL mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
II = QUARrERMAsTERS' CHECKS,
II s. TwO.YEAR ) per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES, ..,u,,,,, -,
II. S. G per cen;s, COUPON and REGISTERED, oil
1851. -
collected purchased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
QrMnres for Business Glen.

DOCK STORE for SALE to Cash Customer,
situated on the west side OF NewYork City on leatinS
share and doing good business Has been Is,
ebshed 80 years Stock good condition, and consisting
Books Music. Stationery. end Fancy Articles fn;e S%
Ren. low DIV ellns attached and uneIpired Leese OF
three wears Satisfactory for selling Address b. A.,
Box No z 2OJ New. YorA POrL-OIice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

" dows and Signs gded stained. Extensively sdoped
throughout Europe aud America the most lasting snd sse
tive Seat safely by express. Directions given for attaching
aud removing Are always worth quarter 70 haf pss on's
No l0l Futon.st. GLASS LEIIEh W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

WANTED-A Situation by a person who has
w an experience OFFS years in the management and
rueon Of Railway Machinery and Marine Engines has mad
entire charge Of the Machinery Department of several inn
porsnt Railroads: also that Of line Of Steamers pro-
duce the satisfactory references US 10 character and
ability Letters add e..vd to Machinery Of {. w.
COPELAND. Consulting; Engineer. No. lzS Broadway New
YORK.. will meet with prom.l attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON and oUINCY

NHICAGO, BURLINGTON, and QUINCY
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.-DlvIDEND No. SEVEN
"A dividend Of - per share in cash. free Of Government
Va declared payable the 23th May pro1no TO holders
stock at the close Of business 9TH May proxirno The
snfer books viii BE- closed from date 10 the morning Of
ths 10Th May Persons holding Stock registered at the Trans
ss Agency In Boston viii receive their dividends at the oce
o. he"rs b. Thsyer Brother in Boston Thoso holding
nock registered At the Transfer Agency in viii
teos'e Then dividends at the Bank Of Commerce In New
aofa All other shareholders viii receive their dividend. a,
sne ofee In Cheego Stockholders who do DO;
y man efcua5s informing them Of this dividend srd
,e tishts 70 take stock psr receive one by
rntns the at Chicago or TO Edward L. Baker
1854 Per order, Mos n "a iii f osaP.l 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
NOTICE.-To the Stockholders Of theiUNION
N pACILIC RAILWAY COMPANY Es.ieru nxi.inn-

AOIICE.-IOt the StOcKnOlders OF tntitNloN
IN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY Eastern Division
formerly called the Lesyenwoth, fswuee and Westerly Hall
road Company, lad all other. whom concern: ~
meeting the Directors Of the Company held II
LeaveawOrth AyTil 1885, this following resolutions were
idoyt-d end ordered published
Rsoced That instsmsbi Of 20 per cent upon al stock
subscribed for ia hereby called payable at the option
the tookhsders either to John Kerr Treasurer OF the
Company, Lesysnworth City 70 Edward learned ~
nanci Agent Of the Company It Ne q finos ofz
the 2 day Of May nett and that the Secretary
hereby directed tn this notice to DO published Ia two
or circulation In each OF the States OF
Kansas ana Missouri also IN each Of the cities OF Now
York and Washington.
Resoed That al authority 10 any OF party hereto
f conferred VI this Com
psny or sined be possessed by person or party Is
hereby revoked and escGed and al asoncoa or authority
hereafter shall only be exercised by persons psrr. suho
red recognized BY tie present OF faare board Of
md that the Secretary be directed 10 give public notice OF the
revocs; on herein contained HENRY FoOIE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
MAYORS OFFICE, MADISON Ind. April 20, 1854
CITY OF MADISON Ind

berby gives notice TO The holders Of it, BONDS issued
10 the Pesient Of the Columbus and Shelby Railroad,
ksred TO nifty inclusive for 81 90 EACH that the
Coupons due May 1894 will be paid Vt the Continental
bsai New York and with view 10 settlement OF the past
dc coupons they requesedto furnish statement Of the
,sue VIM. Howard esq, tse Treasurer Of said City
NAdison. Join MULNEY Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
6apinss Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
N 11.b.t and sth-sy.-Open daily hom ] To- p ~
WrpNIsDAYs and SATURDAYS from TO ?. IN.
e. ne, cent interest allowed Deposits nds on OF before
In,.fi viii draw interest from that date,
TJioS CHRISTY President. K H. BULL Secretary.
AyI.sTIo sAysss BANK, No. la5 CuArnAn seranS
New. YoRK, May ., 1854
vJyUE PUBLIC are hereby informed that the
hane,. of the Bsnk win be transacted in the basemn
a, he sler in the!Banxins Room are oompstsd ny
order of the Trustees. j. r. 'oofhi, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
$500OO WANTED y, !, . CAPITALIST

~SOpOOOe" WIN pcfNV W h''ef Au
turing staple article in peace war; something
that will pay as profit u $4,000 to having the
above amount invest In pleasant business u nforus-
ton viii be given None other need apply lno agens Ad
dress ii. b., Box No $50 Tribune Office, n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

MINING STOCKS, as well as all other kinds
ASk Of Securities BOUGHT and SOLD st oil the btock
Boards In New orb, Boston, Phadeph Ge OF etnsIwns
on commission by ALBERT IL NlCOIAY, No ~ "llAin..
|H s. "1Q-40" LOAN.
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY CITY.
Subscriptions received by 0BRIEN BROTHERS. bsnAsn''
49, JR FOX. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

u. 5. B PER CENT 1O-4O BONDS.
We keep hand for immediate delivery assortment
SONDs ofthis NEW LOAN
NERMITYE &. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
~ Thirty ninth ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of ORIGINAL
ptcriIREs by Living Artists 10 NOW OPEN at tho Gal
lsres No 62s Broadway, daily from .. m 70 10 p m
' r. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, N. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

mo CAPITAL lists. Any person having from
i $4,000 to S2s0o to lNyEsFin one oil the mos. -four
ihiue and money making businesses Of the day. may find
oppouuy by addressing J. ID. r., No. l8 broadway, stat
ine where AMI when q interview may be had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Sales bp CAUTION.

WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU
OYYIcE CHIgP QUAafHRsAsf
WAsnI.GroS April IS, ls6i
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n uORSEsWl be -Dld a. public auction, TO tho highest
bidder, at the times and places named below, viz:
Newport, Penn, Thursday Mays
Getty sburs, Penn. Monday, Mayo
Altoona, Penn, Thursday, May II,
hiliin, Penn, Thursday May ~.
Reading Penn, Thursday, May rs,
Lebanon. Penn. Thursday June 2,
Northumberland, Penn, rhursdsy Juno Q,
Us Scranton, Penn, Thursday, June &c.
Wlisnispoft, Penn. TLursday, June 20 ,
One hundred 00l horses Gettysburg, and Two Hundred
and Fifty ESQ ct each Of the other places
These horses have been Condemned unit for the cavalry
service Of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be had
Horses viii be sold s.l.zly.
sales begin at 10 and continue daily ill all are sold
TERMS: CASH in United States Treasury notes 1niY.
JAMES 4. EkIN,
Lieut--Col and c. q. II. Cavalry Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

NTIBLO's GARDEN-COMMENC "a.
y Lessee and Manager WIN WHEATLEY,
REPETITION OF THE GREAT BENEFIT BILL
MIR. AID MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
TWO PIECES THIS EVFNISG.
AN IRISH DRAMA AND YANKEE COMEDY,
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS asa YANKEE UELP
Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS in a YANkEE SONG.
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS az the JuMPiN JEWELL
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS last tim, ss The CONNIE
SOOGAII, commencing with the Yankee connedietts
THE CUSTOMS or THE COUNTRY.
MELISSA, with u Yankee Song
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS.
win be speedily Produced John Broughain's Grand 10,
mantle Spectacular Drama he prese, theatrical sensation oil
London, entitled - -
BEL DEMONIO,
which after many months preparation viii be presented with
Excellent Cast Beautiful New scenery Splendid Appoint
mens New and Costly Costumes, Original .usic Premiere
and Grend Ballet Seats secured six days In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

T,HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the CANADA
COPPER Co. lor election Of Trustees vii be held on
the ED inst between the houIs OF IL aud ~ al be
os;ea of tho Company ii. P. MOUNT. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
EDWARD G. TILESTON g. Co.,
IN BANKERS.

Dealer, in Canadian Nova Scots and American Mines
including .
Sid Silver Copper, Lead, Coal and Iron Mines also Neso'
taioIs Of Valuable Patents, Land and other fIope'He'
MINES BoUoHT AND SOLD ON THE MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS,
sxeiAy those that have been examined and
ported upon by Scienth GeOlOssis Engineers and frao
Ainera-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

The thu, M placed the market by ns OF our aso
sosn by one or more Of the following Geologs viz;
eh VIM. Logan, Montreal Prot geo. !. Nhhee' pfo"h
b. Cha. r. Jackson Boston Prof b. siilnsn, IT,, Yale
Prof A. A Hayes, Boston College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
VERMILYE G. Co.

OPYIcR OF THE @. W. r. r. Co OF 1852
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April ~ isoi; ,
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANA ANN ~
IN MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the thI 90
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY OF 1899 win % 70, 80
Il The Office Of the Company, at Springfield Iiho's p
SECOND THURSDAY FMAY NEXT, Tor me h hina
=. nv be nscessarv VIM b. CORNEAU, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that CertliI,
MINING COMPANYS stock, standing in the Of John
TyIer and Certificate No. 800 OF the Companys stock
Ses shares in the Of Geo. T. Riley trustee will be
sod pubic aneo5 a. the oice Of the Company on FA
II ROBARIS Secrftey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

NORTHERN IOWA SANITARY FAIR
u viii be held at DUBUQUE, lows, commencing on
In 7, IN aid of the United States Sanitary Commission
Iowa has furnished 900 three years volunteers In excess Of
No. mi quota She also proposes TO furnish 10 900 additional
yoneer, for the Summer cempegn. Contributions nom
tSnJ. of the cause IN NewfoIk viii greatly encourage her
ynneer by proving them that their sacrifices are known
and appreciated In the East -
Goods donated by Merchants Manufacturers and other, win
be exhibited during the liz air with the name Of the donor
Contributions may be sen, to GEORGE BLISS Co.. No
$40 Broadway, to j. X. GRAVES, Cssher, State bank
Dubuque, Iowa
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-16
Albums and Gard Pictures.
PARTRIDGE'S :
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds OF Artists Material on hands and
sale at az low rates as they can be purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities.
Fancy prints Of fine quality, Looking 9lasses
Picture Frames, Mouldings and " eat variety
other goods on hand and for sale at fair rates,
n B. A restricted number Of Pupils taken ia
learn tho Art. spl6-6
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-16
Farm for Sale.

WILL offer at public sale, to the highest BIDDER, On
| Friday. June 2ath at O'Clock, p n, On sns prem
Farm situated four R mile anS soi and
psf ynies ON the Hempfed Railroad from ssid city
The place contains s. Of which q acres good
tcom land between the Mon.I KGaa ana
"a assrable placs for q country residence
The Fsmsinins portion Of the land y located on the
Hempfeid Railroad. and contains s1cs,isn. SGs On
which there is good apple orchafd-aiso We" s0sP''
The above two portions ofiand viii Be os'rsd s''
sale separately. y. 81. - no undarsi mad
An Excursion Train wiz leave the Hsmp6sla r.
pot at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. to scoonmoeA" taos o =
srng to attend the sale.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14

,;s a,,,..,, ., ,, .,, ,, 80 IT., r,,,o,c. Il,
The ;s,rict ~ l. reanired nv tbis Aet and that G oes
var;Iy hsayo so, tb account given him tha, he is of
tha as afrsaid ami ya sneb otber eyi,ienre ss a ,
arire5 hy tbs At ybereunon the name of ths nerson
a. admitted 10 vote shall be inserted in the npbabetica
list by Ire Insnector and note made oppesite thereto
Nv wrtng IN ,,or,is Ia III he shall he permitted Ia
-, a., ,,.,
~ i " isason @ ~ naNihg pau .aA u "a, NV LII t., ;.i
- - @ m % IN " 'ed On ., a,1 ~ u m . =, ~
il i ~, , ~ ue IN. VII % ' S a.; ,h Iis, 81 ,o,ars
t,t T. ~ ,i snaii niAAe 'he h>e ho'e l" 'N' 'i '
Aepe ~ ~ ~ LIE .asl. H., A., - =. ar, .,,, ,.,in q,
- r. -, e,,,it, ~ "a. - ~ ~ = ~ -
~ ona ssa m ~ liz IL i,. ~ ~ =. a,eu u. ~ ~, sd ,hr
m n, /; oL;a,d - -, IL r. is ~ ,,s ~ su, ma. ,t !, hii h
be dntv Of tbe Insn.cior ~ sch ,ason on notb
as t liz on,ieatidns and r. b cia;, ~ ays rasied In
tha st,s one yenr Or ,,cra IL ,ati sha 10 ,,Hc;ant
a,,f theraaf nut Il. sboii ,aaL r.Ss H., -, iast enc
rnonatont ,vitnoss ,ho sl,a a ,aI;saj aioctor ,at
he bas rssidai In The distrief sr ,ra ta ,n rayt
om,iately nrece,Iin ssiJ elec,ia mi sh,u IimssIf
ons is yitbin be district and not 6,r the pnrns of
yotins tbarann y
If ap ncson shall nrevant or otte,t IN preve,t
officer Of any election ner this from holding such
ictio r NJ ~ Ton any yolenca 10 any s,c on
@ W. hoi, al ;,rrnnt @ i,onr3re,v ntcrere with him
IN The xecution of his duty or block mn or attenpt To
ioch ~ t window or The ovenue 10 any window where
te sane may he holden or shall roously disturb the
eac Of sucb eecon or shall use or practce any intim-
atio ,Iras+en ,re or voIence with the design TO in
nu.ne. undny or oyernover any eectOr or to prevent
hp, nv, y,tig az 10 restrain The teeon of his choice
cb nerson On shall he fined any sum not ex
csep 6y bundred dollars and he imprisoned for any
ti,a ne, aycaadn,, tveva months. and II II shall be
shown 10 the Court where the trial of such offence shall
he had that the person offending was not resident of
the t ,arJ srir, nr toynship where the said offence
was cmjtted and moi entitled 10 vote therein then
on convection he shall be sentenced 10 pay fine not
thon ona brndr ar more than one thnnsapd dollars and
tn be prisnne5 not ies than y months nor more than
t,yo veers y
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14
COMMUNICATION.

For the Citizen.
Mr.. EDITOR Il see the Democrats of
Jour town are organizing fora very ''vigor-
rous prosecution of peace" and in their
county con yention | see they actually ask
ed the ssldiers for ourvotes. Now want
to know if they have not insulted us
enough They on the I'd day of August
last, went to the polls and voted against
giving us a right to vote in the army, and
now they turn around and want us to vote
for them Could there be greater in
suit; after having done us all the injury
they eonld, by wanting to put us on the
same footing with criminals, who, on ac-
count of their crimes, have forfeited their
votes? Or do they think We are as cow
ardly and as false in our duty to our coun-
try as they are. The soldiers ! can inform
them, understand something of politics
and the nature of the coming elections,
and will votefor none but good Union men,
who are for putting down the rebellion for
ever. A WOUNDED SOLDIER.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14
Advertisement List.

rTNHE following Apprasement Lists, under the Fifth
i Section of the Act of April l4th, 1851, have been
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Orphans Court viz
No. June Term 1854 Mrs Ellen stillwagOn, widow Of
Jacob stillwagon decd Personal property to the amt
Of $3.50 @ W StillwagOn & Adam StillwagOn Ex rs
No >, June Term, 1854, Mrs Christiana Kerner widow
of John Kerner Decd Personal property to the amount
Of $4,000
Christiana Kerner James Anderson, Admrs
No 50, June Term, 1864, Mrs Mary MKinnis, widow Of
John MKnnis decd Personal property to the amount
Of $4,000 VIM Dick John NJ ikinnis, Admrs
n SO, June Term 1864, Mrs Mary Fowler, widow of
Joseph Fowler deed Personal property 90 the amount
of S30l,50 Mary Fowler, AdmN
No 80, June Term, 1864, Mrs Rebecca Mkinns widow
of Andrew NJ kInns decd Personal property to the
amount of S49,75 Robert NJ Kinnis Admir-
No go, June Term, 1864 Mrs Elizabeth Mccormick,
widow of Hugh Mccormick, deed Personal property TO
the amount of Sll2,O0 Jas Wilson, Admir-
OF which the creditors heirs, legaees distributes,
and Others interested will take notice and appear at the
next Term, to wit the Fourth Monday of September,
1864 and later than the third day thereof show
against the same. By the Court,
WATSON J. YOUNG, Clerk.
Butler, August 81, 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14
From the Detroit Free Press, Aug T.
The Seven-Thirty Government


The Secretary of the Treasury has
made an appeal to the people for loan of
two hundred millions of dollars. This
appeal, although responded to promptly
in some sections, has been received with
different feeling in some others. This,
it seems to us, is a grave mistake. The
Government is in debt, and it must have
money to pay the soldiers in the field, the
sailors on the ocean, and to meet the cur
rent daily expenses incurred. Congress
has made the appropriations. 1t will new
er do for the people who own the govern
ment to say that individually they will
not pay the debts contracted by their rep
resentatives assembled in Washington.
This is reputation, and reputation is
disgrace the world over. If the people
think that the money which has been ap-
propriated has been squandered reckless
ly, if they believe the war might have
been avoided with the exercise of ordina
ry wisdom, or conducted with more ener-
gy and more success, they have the rene
dy in their own hands, and that remedy
is to change their representatives in Con-
gress and select new President. The
remedy is not reputation, or to even fall
ter in the prompt payment of the debt
already contracted Every individual in
the State has personal interest in the
discharge of every obligation contracted,
and to sustain the credit of the govern
ment above even a suspicion. The pay
ment of our debts is a question quite out
side OF the ordinary political discussions.
We are living under system of written
laws. We are a nation of freemen, each
one of which has a direct interest in the
Government, and if it falls, the failure
will more or less reflect upon the wisdom
and patriotism of each and every one in
the community We may differ widely
as to the best policy to pursue to accom-
plish a certain end, which all ardently de-
sire, but when that policy has been deci-
ded upon, and obligations contracted, it is
the mperat ve duty of every one to sus-
tain the government, so as to enable it to
meet promptly all of its liabilities. The
ruin of the government financially, is the
prostration of every individual in it. If
the government bonds will not sell, what
are State and city and county or individ-
ual obligations worth? What security is
of any value, if we have no government
to enforce obligations.
lfthese views are correct there is no one
thing more important at this time than to
sustain the credit of the government.
This can be done with ease if the people
will but invest small part Of their sur
plus in government securities.