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CHICAGO MARKEE--Oet. 8.

CHllA6O MAkA EE---0ef. 8.
lBH TEIEGRAPH.l
EiOEr-Firm.
Wheat-Quiet. salssa at 81 s691 s61S for No. 2
COrn-Quiet at ll9l ll% 10. 2.
Oats-Quiet at 53t9541Se-
Whisky-Quiet at 81 81
EEeiEnls-Dull.
ReeeiDts-65 bbls -four; 1880 bush wheat;
l9, 600 bush Corn; "a, 900 Oats.
ShfPments-550O bbls four A, 900 bus wheat,
Il, coo corn, l29, 600 oats.
Rose = PEenfiss' Provision Market Re
port.
The following are the rates charged by US:
HaInazSugar-eured premium hams q D......24 c
Dried ReeE-Cauvassed q 8b......-...............-c
ShOuldeFs-Sugsr-cured 3 3fb.--.....-.........-1s
Oanvasssd Q 5sto......---...........-...--e
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides 3 3b...-......-.-..-....23
Lard-Prims leaf kettle-rndrd in bbls D lb..24
Prime leaf kettle-Tndrd in kegs . D. ..241Sc
POrH-GO. l mess p 3bbl...-.-..............S42 S42 o.
Extra clear q bbl ........ -.,......---
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart.
age TO railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to any thing In
the State Orders promptly filed.
ROSE PRENTISS
iuly4-B Nos. 142, IA and l46 Ontar street
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.ENTISTRY.-

hNIIOIh1--
IgThUse ha.ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer, or nnd tron le
some TO carry in the pocket are especially invited
to call at Dr1. HALLIWELL d AGIELS, Den
tistu Southwest lie Of Pub ic Square and Ontario
street Artihe al Teeth npon Hulcanized Rubber
base with our mode Of inst rting, are pronounced
by all to be be most life like, ussfu in eating,
speaking CT singing; they can be htted over any
remaining roots and war tanted to mt. upper or
Lower sets Sl5 and upwards Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, not firing corr city, can have
them exchanged in part payment Established over
twelve years. oetS
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CHEsTNUTs WANTED.-Five hundred bush
els chestnusts wanted at 1873 0ntarior st.
Oct. 5:I71. o. B. GLENE & Co.
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Oct5:I7I.

To BUYERS OF Fur GooDs, HATS, CARS, &c.
Prices REDUCED.-The undersigned hav-
ing made their own goods (or the greater
portion of them) from materials purchased
before the extremely high prices were
reached, are enabled to mark down their
goods to price corresponding with the de-
cline in gold, and cheerfully offer their
customers the benefit of such decline; and
we believe this will be the most favorable
tine for purchases during the present sea
son. We ask an examination of our stock
and prices. S. A FULLER K Co,
oc5;I72 2I5 Superior street.
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TTO LET BRICK STORE ON VINE
1YARD street.
LARGE HALL and one small do. in Atwster
a G00D OFFICE on first floor and one do. on sec
ONA NV - JSO C. JENNINGS,
sen7n.17I No. Atwuter Building.
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PUBLIST THE ARMY BRRAIlD,

PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Designed Omcors'
Pay, and ell other War Claims.
We psy particular attention to claims IN which
ether Attorney have FAILED or which have been
SUSPENDED
- soIdip-E discharged for WoUEDs RE0ETvED II
Bs4TfE cal -btain the 500 Bounty due them I'M
NEDIATELY, by applying to US in person or BY
stter. .,.. -,
5efou. D. O.. the advantages We offer TO our eli -qs5
can but be manifest to all.
Fess low. 4 Q charge until We have accomplished
~ - nnss-taie. maye5-R2
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WOUNDED.
Sergt C H Thilard, A, arm, slight
Sergt A A Jerome, A, face, severe
Corp H Palmer, a, knee, severe
Sandford H Fitch, A, leg, severe
John KalbrOmer, A. severely
VIM Sullivan, A, leg, severe
J A Hill, a, leg, severe
Geo Kempery, A, leg, severe
Sergt Clinton Sperry, B, leg, slight
Corp R Randour, B, shoulder, severe
Capt John W Hiltz, c, right leg, severe
Sergt John B Gustere, C, right leg, severe
Corp VIM Bateman, c, both thighs, severe
Corp Andrew J Mcguire, c, thigh, severe
Corp Marion Barrister, c
Lieut. Chas W Atkinson, D, groin, slight
John White, D, thigh, severe
Phillip Shield, D, shoulder, severe
Jas Combs, D, side, slight
Chas Cherrington, D, face, slight
Moses McConneghay, E, foot, slight
Alfred Patton, L, hand, severe
lst Sergt Jas NJ Craige, F, arm and hips,
severe
Lewis Bruce, F arm, severe
VIM Spirre, F, head, severe
Roger Mccullough, F, arm, slight
John Oakley, 6, head, severe
John Herman, 6, arm, slight
Franklin Leinard, 6. arm, severe
Conrad Weitzel, g, hand, slight
Corp Geo E Smith, II, shoulder, severe
John W Cline, H, face. slight
Sergt Jabez Grayell, l, left arm, slight
Nelson Leroy, l, bowels, mortally
VIM 0akes, l, left arm, slight
Christian Rinkle, I, both legs, severe, one
amputated
John Thompson, I, left shoulder, severe
. A Bolan, left arm, slight
Sergt Joseph Wright, K, head and hand,
severe
John Atkinson, K, footAslight
Thos Dunkan, K, thigh, severe
Hiram EarheaTt, thigh, severe
In HosPrTAL.-The following men, wound
ed in the 2Sd 0. V. /, are in Crooks Army
Hospital at Winchester:
Philip Shelton, D, right shoulder.
EN- Duncan, K, left thigh.
Geo Kemp. K, arm.
John White, D, thigh.
sergt NJ Craig, F, both thighs.
Christopher Randall, I, right leg.
John 0c2ner, 6, upper jaw bone.
John Thompson. l, left shoulder.
Charles Cherington, D, face and two I'm
gers.
Corp "A J Guire, C, left thigh.
Sergt A Jerome, A, face.
Almer Clarkson. G, abdomen, mortal.
F Zimmerman, G, hand fractured.
&c Sperry, B, left leg.
VIM Mcfarland, G, left arm.
Sergt Joseph K Wright. both hands and
face.
Sanford h Fitch, A, left leg fractured.
John Atkinson, K, left leg.
Philip Sheik, D, right shoulder.
Christopher Rinkle, I, thigh fractured.
James Palmer, A, left knee.
Sergt Alfred A Foreman, A, face.
John Huffman, E, left leg.
James A Hill, A, left leg.
John Krooner, A left thigh.
And those of the I'd o. c., are at the
Cavalry Corps Hospital, same place:
RIM Powers, H.
J ModdOck, A, left thigh, flesh.
C "A Spaulding, D, sick.
J A McCracken, h, breast.
Houck, H, left foot
Sergt L T Bosworth, c, lower lip.
Geo W Short, =, left shoulder fractured.
At Sheridan Field Hospital are the fol-
lowing of the 23rd 0. V. l.:
julius Cubbage, D, sick,
Herman Earheart, B, right thigh.
Smeadly, G, right hand.
Augustus Berschig, A, left leg amputat-
ed.
Reuben T. White, c, sick.
Asa Smith, A, left side
sergt. C. P. Bsrnum, B, right foot.
William H. 0akes, l, left arm, severe.
R. s. Rawdon, B, died.
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ARD.-FTVE TIERCES NO. ]
Ieaf Lard in store and for sale By
". MELHINCH,
ssnso.l7o u MerWin Utrset.
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.
Subscriptions reserved to the
z $40 PER CENT. AND lO-4O" NATIONAL

LOANS.
Commission al owed to Subscribersl
ES-U g. Bonds of 1881, 6-2Os lO-4Os, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ehosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sould at bast rates Deposits received and
Collections made ct all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
SozoDoNT.-This word has been staring
everybody in the face for the past few
weeks, is now getting to be in nearly ev-
erybody's mouth, is a preparation for
cleansing, beautifying and preserving the
teeth, sweetening the breath, and arresting
the progress of decay. Sold by druggists.
oct3eod:169
CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION.
Wanted Immediately for Sherman's gal
liant army, onions, potatoes, pickles, toms-
toes and dried fruits. Farmers and farm
ers' wives please, remember your brave
boys in the army, and send in your contri-
buttons at once before the season passes.
Send onions and potatoes in sacks or bar
rels, pickles in barrels or kegs, covered
with good vinegar Everything for the
comfort of the soldier, in field or in hospi-
tai, will be shipped without prepayment of
freight, if directed to
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
95 Bank street, Cleveland, o.
Everything sent through this society will
be acknowledged in print and reeeipted for
by letter, and will go straight down to our
soldiers, who need all we have to give, and
deserve more than we can ever do for them.
Please call at our rooms, IS Bank street,
before you leave the city. sep29:l72eod
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Ar HONORABLE INSURANCE COHPAET.-The Editor
Of the Cleveland LEADER will please give place in
his valuable paper to the following statement Of
facts.
On Saturday, the 24th September last, one of our
firm called At the Office Of the Buckeye Mutual IB %
surancs Company, of this city, to effect ibsu-
rance on 1fty-eight tons grindssones on board the
brig sultan, bound Tor Buffalo. One Of the insu-
rance officers examined the application, and replied
tha there was report in circulation that the brig
Sultan had sunk in the lake ten miles this city
and matter Of course they could not res i've our
application. The report proved too true. The In
turance Company, however, gave our case a second
consideration, and inRsmuch were in the habit
Of re ularly insuTing goods all through the
son, and believing VIC made application in good
faith and in the regular way, L. D. Hudson, Esq.
Secretary OF the Company, ia the most handsome
and honorable manner paid us the full amount Of
Onr claim, without asking to wait sixty days,
to wait for further examinations, &c.
We recommend the Buckeye Mutual Insurance
Company, of this city, to all those who wish
effect an insurance J. MCDERMOTT & Co
Cleveland, o., Oct Sd, 1854. oct:I71
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The Plain Dealer made miserable
attempt to account for the cutting down of
the Union Banner, by saying that the rope
was worn in two by being rubbed on the
stone coping. The Peace sneak who cut
thatrope, was detected in attempting to
cut the cord to which were suspended the
lanterns strung across from the LEADER
Building to the Weddell. He fed and sue
ceeded in escaping in tbs darkness, on the
tops of the neighbOring buildings.
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OsWEGO MARHEF--Oct. 8.
H. --,aun

IET TELRGRAFH.l
F7Our-DuII and some grades lower. Sales at
IS 759s9 90 for red wlnier; 50 5O99 75 for white;
$40 25GlO so for double extra.
All grains quiet ana quotations nominal Feed
scarce and firm.
CRnaA Ereights-Dull,
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EOR SALE.HOUSE AND LOT 1e
i Granger street; lot A by 80, well improved with
shrubbeTy, fruit and choice grapes 2ep2ill
EOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large and cOmmodiousi Lot
10 feet by rs with abundance Of hne shrubbery,
easy Enquire OF d. VI. GAGE, Esq, les Superior st.
au22-R2
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CoPPERHEAD PYRAmD.-In our notice, in
the last issue, of the Sixth Ward delegation,
we somehow, and strangely, overlooked
q transparency which had more pith than
any in the procession, if we may judge by
the degree and amount of Copperhead ire
it provoked. Several attempts were made
by the MeClellanites to smash it by throw
ing clubs, brick-bats at it. A miserable
Mcclellan devil tried to smash it at the
corner of Erie and St. Clair streets, but
failed, although he did not fail to get a
'1ovely" kick, whose vigOr caused him to
light in the mud several feet distant. That
kick was notable one, and full of virtue.
1t was doubtless the most forsible POsteri-
orr argument the benighted Copperhead
ever had addressed to him and in a place the
most likely to make an impression on his
intellect
We are sorry to say that this pyramid
was broken through twice by brickbats
thrown by Copperheads, on the Square.
Here is the
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HXAMINATION OF TBAOHFRs

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
IAfor Cuyshogs County will be held a. fjIlowA
commencing at 10 A. NJ. and closing at Pm. -
In CLEVELAND, ST the Court House, Sd story, room
No. 4, Sept 10th, Oct lst, 8th and ed, Nov 5th
and 18th, and Dec. Sd In BEDFOED Oct. 18th, and
iu BEREA Nov. 18th.
There viii be nc examinations In January and
February, 1855.
Certificates dated only from the day Of JinisEisl
,xaminatiOn.- The same person cannot Be examin
Sd upon more than Zoo days In any three months
and those two days must not be more than one
month apart.
All male applicants must pay fifty centSs and sia
lemale applicants thirty-fvs cents, as condition
Z. ". FORD,
san1-1Ta CIerkof Examiner.
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ENSIGN & HANSCOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
Il GROCE r les,
lOs PUBLIC SQUARE.
Usavle-R2
FRAvELER's REGIsTER,
DEPARTURES,

81 Oitizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE l47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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Fourth ward Draft Association. All per-
sons holding certificates in said association
will please present them to the under
signed at his office, 2l5 Superior street,
for redemption.
J. R. FULLER,
Treasurer
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NOTICE TO C0NTRACT0RS.-Pro-
posals will be received at the once oil the City
Civil Engineer, until 12 O'Clock n. Monday, the
10th day Of Oo ober ior grading and paving Seneca
AMI Michigan streets and for building . sewer IN
Seneca street and for grading Canal and portion
OF Einsman streets.
Plans and specifications may be seen and more
particular information obtained at said Engineers
saice, on ard after the til day October 1851.
The Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids, reservng the right TO accept
lset the same.
By order Of the Beard.
JOHN WHTTELAW,
oel;l72 City Civil Engineer
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
L CEIYE at his ONCE, lS7 Water street, up to
Monday the nth OF october next Proposals for the
purchase Of q Frame House, Barn and other In
provemenfs on the Wendler Property, moth side
" Cedar street, near Hudson, recently purchased
By the city for the erection Of school Houss for
the 6th Ward thereon.
Terms cash. But reasonable time for the re-
nov Of the property will be given, 70 srit the
convenience Of the purchaser.
D. A. DANGEER,
sep27.1T3 Chairman School Com.
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COM MERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
TaURs 1kT EFEEEss, Oct. 6, lSea.
The receipts OF 5rain BY rail for the q hours
ending at hall past nBs O'Clock to-day srs - sol
Iowa:
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CHOICE WINTER FRUIT forsALE.
600 barrels Choice Winter Apples for sale st No.
% IN M M IL E. COTTRELL.
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Pres. City Union Central Club.


CoPPERHEAD IDEA OF FREEDoM.-As the
eleventh ward club were coming down De-
troit street hill, on Wednesday evening,
big, strapping, red-mouthed Copperhead
attempted to snatch away a lantern from q
small member of the club. A soldier carry
ing heavy railroad lantern came next in
file, and he hit the Paddy on the head with
his glass ware. Sir Patrick Copperhead
dropped with great alacrity. But Anteus-
like herose seemingly refreshed by his con-
tact with mother earth, and pitched in
again, and was again sent into the mud,
demonstrating by'his second resurrection,
that his skull was too thick to be broken
by railroad lantern. A third time he was
knocked down, when the police came up
and marched st. Patrick off to the station
house, where he spent the night, no doubt,
in devotional exerc ses, and bewsiled the
fact that Lincoln has abolished" freedom
forever from this land.
LAST GRAND UNION RALLY BEFORE TIE
STATE ELECTION night, at meeting
of the city Central Union Club, it was de-
cided to have another grand rally on Mon
day evening, October 10th, on which oc-
casion there will be large torch-light
procession, profuse display of fireworks
music, illumination, &c.
Governor Brough will address the people
from one stand and distinguished German
Orators will address. their conntrymen
| from another stand.
Captain T. W. Pelton was appointed
Chief Marshal of the evening.
The procession will form on Euclid street,
with the right on Erie street, and the
Wards will take their places in numerical
order, the First forming on the extreme
| right.
The line of march will be down Erie tc
Superior, down Superior (by the north side
of the Public Square,) to the Atwatel
Block, and thence again to the Square.
It is requested that houses and business
buildings along the line of march be illu.
minated.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILRoAD.-We
publish, this morning, note from q. g.,
in Erie, announcing that the celebrating of
the opening of the above road was to take
place at that place Wednesday evening"
The Dispatch of next day states that at six
o'clock, the previous evening, a special
train from the East brought large delega-
ton of citizens of Philadelphia, Harris
burgh, and intervening points, to partici-
pate in the ceremonies. The delegation
comprised merchants, manufacturers, ship
pers, editors. railroad directors, tradesmen,
farmers, and every variety of business men,
showing of how universal interest and i'm.
portance is the opening of that road. The
Railroad Company furnished public sup
per, and brilliant display of fireworks
was made in honor and joy of the event.
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Onions WANTEnmWILL M D., y ILL. oEiaa5 PAY
at l3s Ontario street. cr,-,-,- ~,
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&OU.UUU in sums to suit-st the old stand
and veIl-knoEn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities OF every kind, viz: Colo and Silver
watched Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns,
pistols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and an ,srsonai property and articles of value, on
fbe most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri
yste Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of un-
redeemed Watches, Jsvslry, Guns, &c., for sale at
bargains.
= Ofioe-c~Trer Of Water and Superior stresfsi
over Davis and Psixotto's Clothing Store.
-c.t92 j. O. EW WAGNER.
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WTANTEU-A SUIT OF ROOMS Or
w PARLORS-FOr a Physicians Office, in cen
tral locality; furnished ones preferred. II suited,
price no object. Dentists office, or something sim
liar prefs rred. Address this day, Dr.. LlGHTBlL
AnSfs- House ocI:i10
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CASUALTIES IN TIE 23D ONO o. V. I've
give below list of the casualties in the
2Sd o. V. l., commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ. Comely, in the battle of
Winchester, September 18th:
FIELD AND STAFF.
1st Lieut. and Adj Chas E Sweet, leg,
severe.
KLDED.
Oskar Askew, B; sergt James Fhadkins,
n. Tobn prob1rnop Y
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T OST-YBSTERDAY, BETWEEN
SeoviIle and Cedar streets a Ladies' Gold Watch.
The under will be Hbe rally rewarded by leaving i at
10 Garden street. sep29:I70
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DRICKLAYERS WANTED.-A num-
ID Der OF Bricklayers viii and constant employment
Of the highest wages on the gsyeand and Fittsburs
O. and 2. Sh0ps. CleYeland. ocl.lLl
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND FREpERIcKssVIS ANDl
PoToaAc RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, September IA, 1864. }

NJ Office There being no depot at
~ Hamilton's Crossing, (nor since their destruc-
ton by the eneny,l any at Guinea, Pamela Ches-
terrified, this company will not be responsible for the
safety delivery of any freights received to be
delivered at either Of those points, except while the
being transported in its cars but will re-
ceive the for transportation only at the risk.
while at those points, of the owners consgnors OF
consignees. No cars can be permitted to remain at
any OF these points longer than is necessary to load
and unload them. All freghts, therefore, intended
10 be carried III them should be at these stations
before the arrival of the freight TRAINS and persons
expecting 10 receive at any of them any articles Of
freight are earnestly advised to previous in-
formation of the time of their coming.
40 article Of freight, consigned to any point on
this railroad at which there is no depot will be re-
celved by any agent of this company unless accom-
panied by release in writing, the consgnor
owner, OF all liability of this company for loss
INJURY to such article, occurring after ITS arrival at
the point to which it shall I've consigned.
Frelghts intended for points north of Hanover
Junction will be received until further notice only
at the Depot of the Virginia Central railroad on
Mondays and Thursdays between the hours Of A.
al. and L. NJ, and freights coming from those
points will be delivered at the same place. between
the same hodrs, on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Passenger and Mail Trains will daily leave Rich
mond at G A. Nj, and arrive at Hamilton's Crossing
at II. 10 A. NJ. Leave Hamilton's Crossing at 2.lO
7. N, arrive in Richmond at 6.40P. NJ
n. B.-Untl the South Anna bridge shall have
been rebuilt, only limited quantity Of light bag
gage can be carried for each passenger.
sc iS-2taw2w s. RUTH, Superintendent.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

ID POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
H. INTO EFFECT TIE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY lG, 1861, TO Elk
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act of May lG, 1861, desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, to the Confederate
States of America in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented to the Begister of
the Treasury Department, who will theIeupon, in
compliance with the provisions of the act of June
49, 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds so assigned.
q. A TRENHOLM,
au GETS Secretary of the Treasury.
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Nay SPECIAL NOTICE.
WILLIAMS * NORFLEET,
CoRSER or MAIN AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
have Just received, direct from the manufacturers
several choice lots Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
to one consignment of which-fve hundred three
fourth boxcs-especal attenton is asked from those
desiring safe investment.
This Tobacco has been worked the present year
from well-seleCted cTops,nice bright wrapper, and
in perfect ord1r,-the bulk of which be stored in
Danyille or Greensboro with but small cost.
Samples now ready for inspection.
ALSO,
Offer for sale, 40 cases excellent LICORTCE.
sc l2-6t WILLIAMS Il NORFLEEr.
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nay SPECIAL NorIcE. - Particular al
tention IS called TO cur sale THIS MORNING. at 10
O'clock, Of fine FURNITURE, splendid CARPETS,
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, &c.
Sec advertisement in Dispatch.
WILLIAMSON & co,
SC lett Auotioneers.