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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-25

trIStI ". .. OUNW EI4Il- SEC y,
Pacfss<s Gold and SiFrer .MSRisR
Cumpany Devils Gate District, y. T-Ofhce
ans California street, san Francisco, February
6fb Is5i-Notice Is hereby given. that in aeeor-
dance with the laws Of the state Of California,
md the bylaws of the company. and an order
tIuIv ,aa,ie BY the Board Of Trustees OF the Pae-
tolus Gold and Silver Mining Company, mere
Iohn Middleton & Son. No. 400 Montgomery
street, ON FRIDAY, the llth day Of March ieo4'
10 IN, highest bidder for cash. in Y. 5 gold com
80 many shares OF the capital stock OF siid Com
pany, standing in the names Of the following PEI
sons. as win be sufficient for the payment OF me
assessments heretofore levied and past que, 10
g.sther with the cost OF advertisements and ex-
Isenses OF sale unless said assessments are sooner
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By order of the Board of Trustees.
DANIEL MARTIN, Secretary:
Como Dec. Is. 1863. deli Ia
The above sale is postponed until IhI no
and place above named.
iaIs I'd DANIEL MAKTlN' sec y.
The above Sale IL further Postponed until
SATURDAY, the 27th day Of February, 1864, NJ
the hour aud place above named.
d. MARTIN, Secretary.
Como January 9th, 1864 jazz I'd
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BY order Of the Board OF TTusteeN
W. w. VAN VLEIT, Sec'y.
By A. J. GOULD, Deputy Sec'y.
Gold Hill, February Ist, '64. II I'd
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{. T. BUDD, Secretary.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees, the above
S9lr is Postponed until MONDAY. the 18th day
~ February, 1854. C.P. BUDD, Sec'y.
san Francisco January 10, "a.
NDTIrE-Mr y. X. Lamson is authorized 20
receipt for assessments AZ Virginia, for
i,hG ~ C. p BUDD, Sec'y.
po<FsuNENENT.-By order of the Board OF
Trustee the above sale is Postponed till the LIST
,av Of March. lS64.
j. S-No further postponemeui will be lnade.
E,hl5rJ L. p. BUDD, See'y.
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BY order of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, January l5sh, 1864. jai6 I'd
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The above sale is postponed till March Sd, 1864
at the same place and time.
by order of the Board
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y
Gold Hill Feb X 1864
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.Mosfe del hey 6. S 5. N. Co
Georgetown, Palmyra District-Notice is hereby
given that in accordance with the laws of the Ter
ritory and the bylaws of the company, there will
be sold at public auction TO the highest bidder in
front of the eompany's Office at Georgetown, on
TUESDAY, March sth, 1864, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
so many shares of the capital stock Of the com
psny standing in the names OF the following per-
sons as will pay the amount due for assessments
together with cost of advertising and sale thereon
unless the same is previously paid before the
above date:
Names. No. shrS ASS ArS ttM 8
F. j. Mette not issued. Il, 3. 500 --S57 To
Dav. Herman. 30 to - ill., 2.---sOO...- 10 -
s Chapman 10 to 20 in---- 3 .E9.- =:
WIN, McCourt not issued. Il, e.. TO-. 3 a
VIM. Myers II to l5 in
90. -, -
1926, 49, a----360---- ls -.
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BY order of the Board of Trustees.
TR HAWKINS, Secy.

GeOrgetOwn, Feb. 9Th, Is04.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting of the
Beard of Trustee held this day, an assessment
(No. 81 of twenty COZ cents per share was levied
on each share Of the capital stock of said compa-
nv Cdonte del Rey G. & $. III Coz, payable i'm
mediately to the Secretary at his office, at George
town, in U. S. coin. By order of the Board Of
Trustees. L. X AWhlNS, see
Georgetown, Palmyra District, Feb. 9Th, 1864.
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By the order Of the Board of Trustees.
f.l,S I'm " DUPERu, Secretary.
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GEO. G.. BURNETT, See'y
Gold Hill, Feb. 9, "a. fe9 I'd
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BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
WM. HUNT, See'y.
American CITY. Feb. ID, 1864. fe2 td-
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Sh's. Names. AR't.
les. Edward Harrisl2 50
S. Samuel Hare. s +.
10. .OC Med Donald 5 ;.
80. "A Hawkins. Is :
TURNEY, Secretary.
jazz I'd
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Ep0rfasssS Gold and Sifrer .IHiafnI
Dill Co. INs..ri... naaa


By order of the Board Of Trustees.
felStd W. o. CONwELL. Sec'l
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sunrise q. g. 4. M. Comp

Bv order OF the Bonrd OF IruSttrS
c. KEIFFER. Scc'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. ls, "a. fel9 I'm
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By order of the Board of Trustees.
WA. w. BISHOP,
Sec'y. c. G. & S. NJ. Co.
February 9Th, 1864. feb6 I'm
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Grant Geld and silver Mining Com

By order of the Board
fsbi I'm WIN. E. HALE, Secretary.
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Bv order of the Board of Trustees
L. A HAUCK,
Secretary Thos. Paine G. and ;. NJ Co.
Gold Hill Jan. 25th 1864 jas I'd
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BY order OF the Board OF TfubteeA
in. v. CARVER, Sec'y
Gold Hill, Feb. 90. '64. fe2O Inn
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IAN work furnished promptly by the time prom.
ised N..s.
Orders are respectfully solicited. Address
LEWIS BAKER b co.
.'asfs--r Wheeling, West Va.
Public Sale.

r WILL offer for sale on Tuesday, November
4 l lst. at my residence in ohie county miles
east of Vince ing, on the National road, ALL MY
REAL AMI. PERSONAL PROPERTY, consist
ing of farming utensils, ploushs. harrows horses,
Wagons, buegiss, harness. DO; also, one spring
market wagon, carts and harness, one hay rake
one Woods moving machine, IL head of horses
and colts, head Of mich cows, lot of hogs, 8or
Ostsnds Of bees lot of of corn in the ear large
lot Of GOOD POTATOES, about rs acres of pas
,ure and Household and Kitchen Furniture. /
viii divide my real estate to suit purchasers.
There is small vinyard of about ] l-2 acres, the
vines of which are about FIVE years old, having a
good crop of grapes at this times and my residence
is near the National Read and close to Big Wheel
IN Creek, and within d of mite of one of the
largest institutions of learning now being built in
the west, which will afford excellent opportu-
nifty for any ops having family Of sons and
daug hters to educate. There is large grist mill
near the premises. Terms for the real estate, one
third cash, the balance one, two thr.e, four, and
five equal installments with intcrsst from the day
If sale For the personal property, terms Tade
known on the day of sale. There are many srti--
100 sss s..io which are not mentioned here If not
al SOLD on Iae urJ DAY, sale will De continued
from dsy to day un,il all are sold.
oct7 -d&wts. A. BEDILlON
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate
INTHE COUNTY OF MARION


Pursuant to the provisions of q decree of thu
Circuit Court Of Marion County pronounced II
the cause of Garsh d Galloway, oomplainants
against Creed Haymonl and Others, defendants
and other causes heard Herewith on the 2otb
ayof November, 1860, the undersigned commits
sloner, appointed for that purpose by an orde,
II said Court maie on the second day of October
IL 4, 10 said cause will proceed, in front of the
20 lrt House Of Marion County, on the second Mon
DAY In November 1854, to sell, at public auction
.ne TWO pai GELS Of land allotted to the said Creed
raymond by the decree aforesaid, to wit: A par
"ei containing one hundred and twenty (l2O) acres.
situate op the waters Of the west fork Of the Mo.
nohganen river adjoining land owned by Jacob
Long william 8 Sandy and others, being DOR.
tion OF the land conveyed by George Harter and
wife to william c. Raymond deceased. and a
parcel containing three and one. third "a l.al
acres, situate near the town of Fairment al
joining lands eff Alfred Fleming and otbers beine
a portioa Of parcel of ten acres convsysd he
Alfred Fleming and wife to said W lillian & Has
mond heirs; both of said parcels are. however
subject to tho dover Of The widow of said william
Raymond, deceased, as far as tho sams Is Ia;d
down thereon, and will be sold subject thereto
TERMS.-A credit Of ak, twelve and eieht.sn
months will be given the purchasers. execpt;n.
DOT d. with approved security, bearing interest
70 the day of SALE for the purchase monev
ZEBULON MUSGRAVE
Commissioner;
october Z, 1854. octl04t, lawn
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In Chancery.

WEST VIRGINlE,--at rules held In the Clerks
w ofhce Of tina Circuit Court Of Marshall county
for the month of August 1861;
Daniel Mccoy,
In Chancery,
Ruth Ann Mccoy sad others,
The object of tits salt is to sell 40 acres Of land on
Wheeling creek ia said county, belonging to the de-
fndants, infant heirs Of Mary Jane Mccoy deceased
Audit appearing oy ssiavit filed, that Ruth Ann Nc
coy, samantha McOon James p. Mccoy, Margaret,a
Mccoy and Joseph Mccoy, are not residents Of this
state, 4 ordered II at they do appear here within
month after due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their in this suit
copy-Teste.
HOUSAN RIGGS, Clerk.
w. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3 -d2& VT
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ECLECTIC.

R. r. H. LEE Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
Accoucher, tenders his professional services to the
:iu ms Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. is gradu-
as ef the Eclectic and Medical Institute of Cincinna
&, has had many years experience in the practice
Ct ri profession and he hopes by close attention 70
BUSINESS, to merit share ofthe public patronage DR.
Lse has given especial attention to- and has been emil
nently successful the treatment Of chronic disea ss
Il every riety, and especially Of such as Rhauma
ISM q diseases or the Bye and Ear, Liver Complaint
Nervous Debility, Cancer, and Ulcers, Con- tipstion
Piles AMI diseases of the XII ineys Gravel, &c Ali
who have been unsuccessully ated for any Of
tsve diseases, would find it to their interest TO
,onsu Dr. Lee without delay. Our practice is safe
Certain and prompt leaving mereurial faint the
system, but cleansing renovating and strengthenin
fegeneral system, acting in unison with Nature
herring laws.
WHEELING, WssT Va, Dec. 4, 1854.
70 all whom 1t may concern: We, the undersigned,
members Of the West Virginia legislature take plea
sure in saying that we have known DR.. Richard H.
Lee many previous to the breaking out of the re-
ter ion, oesfu and energetic practitioner OF
edicine (of the Eclectic School) both in KanAwha
county, Virginia, and in Galla county, Ohio ..4r
6. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
W. s. DUNBAR, NH. d. ,t
JN0. a. PHELPS, Pres Senate
Sepl0 =.
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threat Excitement st 1863 Main Street.
au now op, ming tull and we'll selected stock OF
I Faiiand wiater Dcy Goods, embracing all kinds
OF Foreign and Domestic go >ds which, being purchss
th any other house in the city. Ny stock of [ncb
rinos, Poplns, Alpaccas, Plaids, Delaues. Balmo-
; Dep skirts White Goods Hosiery, Wool Hoods,
" II u orted colors Of Carpet Chain "''
all early and examine the goods before purcha
ell where. (octl-lm) P KESNEnV
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL sell at public auction on Friday, Octobe,
zlst, on Robert HarshalPs farm, six miles east o
wheehne, horses, mule, beef cattle, hogs, lo
OF straw stack OF hay, sets Of wagon harness nsv
fine' Two morse wagon, and other articles.
oetli s. CLATTERBUCK
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Dyspepsia Cured.

"ISHART'S Dyspepsia Pills are warranted to err
w the worst case. They have been used extensi .
~ throughout the cruntry. Sent by mail to any cd
dress on RECEIPT of 81 and two postage stamps
ssld Wholesale and reta by
T. H. LOGAN 4 CO,
oet20 and LOGAN, LIST co.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adj N.
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, well
vatered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
There Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
hc ortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
NJ" fork-vla allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. H0UPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphis
III. II. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' janlI.my2i
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abr ai ioGs I'd sssl,dsol liiv sssu sla haa
.uoile4
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THE FLORIDA OFF CAPE HENRY.
she Destroys a Number Of
Vessels. ...s a
oUNeoATs GONE IN CHASE.
rnnApE1Aun. Monday. July II, 1904.

JHiLADBLAHlA. GUY ~ AO"ss
Sixty-two men came ashore at Cape Island,
N T., being the crews Of the sohooners Margaret N.
Dayis from Port Royal for NewYork, and four banks
the Greenland loaded with coal bound to Pensacola
the Gen. Berry, for Fortress Monroe, with hay the
Zealand In ballast from New Orleans for Philadelphia
All tho men were brought in by the schoSer Howard,
freighted with fruit for New York. She released
by giving bonds for $1,000 and bringing the captured
men to Cape Island.
Tho bark Goloonds. Capt Wins'ow OF New Bedford,
left Talmahain. Chilli April H. bound home with 800
barrels Of oil principally on freight She was cap
tured by the Florida the evening of July G. In lat
81 90 Ion u Is All hands taken the Florida,
and the vessel burned.
An hour aferward the Florida spoke the French bark
Donquerera, bound TO New York Capt Morris OF the
Florida sent boat alongside requesting the bark to
carry us into port but it was refused. That night all
hands of Us slept the quarterback. with an old sail
for our covering. Early next morning, July ., the
Florida captured tie schooner Margaret Davis Capt
West from Port Royal for New-York, in latitude $50
longitude ITO 49, took the crew on board and burned
the vessel About IL O'Clock the morning he
placed Capt Winslow and Capt West, with their
mates and one boatswan, small English schooner
which was bound to Nassau.
The Florida now carries 10 men Capt. Morris sent
letter to President Lincoln and another to Admiral
Fsrragu stating that be was ready for the guH Noas
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DIED.


in ,bs hs bsr. P,crht, On he I7,h of June
Serst James Iaurence len Of tie III Conn Vols aged 10
80 ~
nj s,ao-t , r. ,,or, @, p,r,s Cbrrh Norvalk
tis tiuesoSyl afternoon ~ S'eA. "a.
AShTDN--A jamestown, Chlh on hihht- '1o ~ y, prsy
IS SyI.nis A. wiaow .. LOU ~ 80 "s'P' s "
Long ishnn, IN the o'n ysN u "e' So v
BABCOCK-In Philadelphia on ssthsday evening yey y,
1854 Mary Ann Babcoef sged "so1i', WHO" o' '' 'A
r, n'y -, n ~ ,.Ln ~ NeIIs,eu Conn., for inter.
80, ''' W" ~ '- go = 49,
'.n, - TN -. c.,,-.u ,.sa of
CANThELL1,On setnIftaay, 1u'y Z LOUIS 'ar
Joan anGreib IN tue oiss !est OF nsi sv,,a5
The ieftvss and irifnds o. we 'y iT y 10 ,h
TO attend her iunein om VIC Ii.i - .ras an IT,,
e. ~ fs,h a. an / O'clock ',7'-flI f.l..
N~yi %" - . -, -. ,,,.n,
FAlRCiILD-Qn Saturday July Le~S 'uas'"' Hi'ai'
son Of Lewis j. aud Lizzie aionnu. - -.
formerly OF Stamford England f..i -.
Her fn~ss viii take place ON Tuesday at p M From TIE
residence her In law, Mr. Thomas briuetow DO 100
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U,;., Congregational Nom inations.

MAIsB.--Dist. John Lynch OF Portland.
II. Sidney Perham Of Paris
, VERMONT. Dist LII. L. Woodbridge, Yer
sennes. u.-Justin s. Morrill,, STAFFORD. ul.-Por'
kos Baxter, Derby Line ~ .s
: ILLINOIS. vII.-Hon. II. p. II. Broom
hAIl YIIL-Shelby McCsllum OF Sanganon. xL--
Hon T. Callahan Of Crawford xII-John Baker.
Z IspIASA.-Dist. ~. j. A. Fsrquhar OF
Franklin. v.-Schuyier Cofax, South Bend. x,-Jo'
seph IT, Defrees. X1-CoL Thomas n. Siilwen
n OHIO.-Dist. VII.-Samuel +. Shillabarger.
MICHIGAN. -Dist. /. Fernando @. Beaman.
fv.--Thomas. w, Ferry. v.-Rowland T. Troworidge'
yL-John r. Drggs- 49,, NE.
PENNSYLVANIA. Dist. XVI.--Col. Francis
Jordan XXI.-Hcn yoAs Good, Cn part) XAlL-
yemss K Moorhead ~XxIII.-Hon. Thomas WiIsams
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Chapter IL,

/
And he did many wonderful works nsoDueh that bis nsnoe
pronounced In many tongues. n go
And there IN uato hun Judith fronfthe seaport Of
New Bedford who had been alex for many aud ses
days her pains gone, she slept ss"ndy and did
rejoice in eating her food. NJ, r-l-..a.4. Ia ,
And Asa from those which are called Quake In the set
CITY of Philadelphia wrote epse G'yns. o. Dfsts.
accept thou this money which called GIeepba snd hath
the picture OF Abraham thy friend end for verify wa
weak exhausted and ate bat e and suffered
many pains and thy Plantation Bhtsrs health
likened only unto the vigor Of youth -.
And upoi such a. afoted with Liver Complaint with
sour Sonsoh with genera Debility and DyspeP,c pains w
Al paris q he land di these Ber produce astonishing cures
hi some unbeeve existed and creshers arose
those whose occupation was g9esa they sad malicious
things aud trumpeed theu dying souo"' tn'0ush many
papers. -.
This reminds q story which ia to boys always
or the trees Be Of GOOD cheer Once n sangamon
County even bhousDut the bursting OF shell from
the direction Of Peter oaused Abraham 10 tye ts
fast and he only said Send me bottle OF Plantation Bters
ion have not dune to wai, SO have lost his story
But Drake aourheA like the green bay Esf the rocks
bear witness to his k and the fences procm bis works 20
Use the Plantation Bitters. 60 pa.
And the multitude with one voice said Explain unto nc
the Delphic meaning OF s. Tl3sox' But because OF the
many p6po hi. voice could be heard and he 10
e1Iai al in bis next epise which will be Chapter Ill
nd The crowd departed each with bottle Of In theh
hands.
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p...rue,ien Of the Rark Greenland.
PHIiApEIrmA Monday, July II. ls6

PHIfADELfHfA Monday, july II, IcVf'
a Capt. Verden of she steam-tug America has
arrived here and reports that Friday last he towed
70 sea the bark Greenland Capt Everett bound TO Pen
ssoola with coal on Government account. When a
short distance from Cape Henlopen, the pirate Alabama
appeared in sight, and commenced firing on the tug
and bark The former cut loose and made the best OF
her way to Cape May from which place she brought q
norton of the crew of the bark who had been sent
ashore after the destruction Of their vessel. rr.
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PROM GEN. smRRMAN's ARMY.
Our Army at tho Chsttaheschee River
.. p. Capture Of 1000 Prisoners. "a. @,

r. From The Nashville Times, 7th. f''u'
We have just received the following note
from Gen. Webster: -.-o..f -. ~.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING July SO p. m.
Mr. MERCER: have Just received a telegram from
Gen Sherman saying our army rests its wings on the
ChattahoOche above and below the bridge. The main
Rebel army is across only one corps, Hardees. lie.
mains on this side. occupying the fee ds poni.
The weather is very bad We have driven the enemy
from the strong positions Kenesaw and Smyrna and
camp five miles south of Marietta. We have taken
about 1900 prisoners Our pickets on the river
bank Prices Ferry and at the mouth of Eickajack.
Respectfully. .t,..
j. D. WEBSTER, Brigadier. General.
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Five Vessel. Earned by the Pirate Florida.

The captain and crew Of the bark Golconda,
is in all also of the bark Berry. ID in all also of bark
Greenland 10 In al; also Of bark Senda ~ IN all let
here at 10 clock to day for Philadelphia TO be followed
by five of another vessel All these vessels we're cap
tured and burned since Friday last by the pirate for
.da of Capes Henry and Charles.
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whole world win be benefited and reoiced ct the con
cus0r. however orrfvedht Ttryy NLfLG.L
ss no conceal Il N sAying that do NOT e'jet to
men Women having gliGt they call . Southern ieei
ing If confined " love ofeouDty and OF peace bon"r
and security and little family pride: bat thse
become crimes" when enlarged to mean love OF muir
der Of war desoation famine. and all the horrd az
tendsnts Of anarchy.
...... am with respect your friend
W T. SHERMAN, Major General
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The Government Lonn
S2Oo.OOO.OOO.

..... .....5 0.o0O.0OO.e
THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress d
March sh 1864 which provides for its REDEMPTION IN
COIN any period not less than more than forty yss
from it. date. 9. the pleasure 81 the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION hvs per cent interest ia to b
paid semi annually IN COIN. @ o co % a.v0ff
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN ars received BY the
National Banks in United States orn such cfrency S
other fond. Us are taken by ,hem depOsi. par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TIoN add, from three per cent ssrm I. its value
THE RATE OF INTEREST shs; loan, ishOush bot
FIVE per cen. in coin much sreatscir cneney tho diff
ference between the ake, value Of currency md sod
AsARULE the fse per spesie securities Of all solvent
government. are always par scve, aud currency nov
funded in the National Loan will be worth y. fe in sod
beside regular and 5es per centsss tho holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of hi. iosn Is Two
Hundred Miloa Dollars. Tb. # subscriptions rs
ported to the Treasury a, waahhs.on, hsvs ~
....... Ss7O,ooO,Ooo. -
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED w The TEnas.
ussn oy TEE UNITED STATES at Washington. and the 10
srAsr TRHAsuNxns at NswYOrk Boston and Phnsdelfaia
and by the .'.r- ...
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEvfoRx. Nc Wslr-
sEcosp national BANK oy NEwYosx. fod-st. 4 BrdwsS
TsIRD, NATIONAL BANK OF Esw .Yoax. No. sNs..osst
FouxrH NATIONAL BAyK Nsw.yoRx n and % Rinss<.
FyrH NATIONAL BANK Of NsvlYoxr, No. sos 3aav.
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AND BIZ ALL NATIONAL RANKS
which sre depo-itsiies Of pubic money ~ad all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout, the country tscus agents Of the National De-
p,stary Banks will fauiia turtles informsianon sppos'
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO spBscRBERs
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The rIorida,. Depredations.

~ FoRT MONROE, July 10, l5t4
About daylight this morning the Rebel priVa-
tesr Florida captured and burned bark name not as
vet ascertained while in Of the steamtug America
The crew Of the bark escaped board OF the tug ana
have just reached here. At 10 o'clock TINS morning
three gunboats-the Monticello. Mount vernon ara
Ino-ssrted from Hampton Roads in pursuit OF the PIT
vateer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
tn, Ticonderoxa after ,hc FIoridn.

" PORTLAND, Me-, Monday July IT, IsOI.
The o. S. sloop-of-war Ticonderega sailed
ast night in pursuit OF The priyateer Florida.