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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

THE SCOTT COUNTY Uowa) Fair, held at Da-
venpor, this Fall awarded frat premiums to the GROVER
BAKER SEWING MacBISs CoxPASr-ons for the best am
ilv Machine sni one fsr The bo.. Michius work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

Seventh Ward Citizens Associati0n.--A RATlfl,
CATION MEETING will be- held Botanic Hall, No. %
Fast Broadway on FRIDAY EVENING, De- g. at oc,aeA
IN. following gentlemen will address the meetne Hon
JANIS X. WHITING. Hon. ELI 2. NORTON. hon. }. D.
WILLIAMSON SIMON STERN, EST. The public sre In
vited JOHN HEChLL, fresident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
Twelfth Ward MON Ratification Mass Meeting

Ats meeting Of The shove Club held "Wednesday Eve
ming a~h November. Mr. WILLIAM p. bENsEL was urani
onsly nominated Alderman Of The flnh Adsranc Di'
ric,. JAMEo NEbD, fIesluehs'
ELLISON TIrRp Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
u. 8. oMARsHAI's SALE.
B. Deford ( Sons

BDed Bon. GtfS. a .Ss GSuE Ts..tS Of p. %1st
Hall Woedvard sIs SEI SE5ISSli1g
N pursuance of an order of sale issu ID from the
l. CLERKS Ofiee Of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District OF Virginia, at
Wheeling In the above entitled cause, i will on
Tuesday, July 1Hth, 1884, on the premises, at New
Greek Station of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company in Hampshire county. West Virginia, sell
at public auction TO the hig est and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing five acres, moro less,
Said land adIoins the land of Robert K. sheets on
the vest the heirs of James Raris deceased, the
SOUTH and Angus w. Mcdonald or. the east, and
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, commonly
known a0GHAl 4 Woodward'H ITannery.n .-...1z
And on Wednesday, July 13, 1864, at Piedmont
Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, In
Hampshire county, West Virginia, will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest AID best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots, with the improvements thereon, Situ-
Ated in the town Of Piedmont, In said county, num-
and BiXty-One-61-Oach fronting twenty-five
feet Third street aud Fun6lng back to the north
branch OF tho Potomac river, and Lot numb cred
-40-fronting hEty feet on First street and
running back to Third street.. 5y-r 1 l.
Terms Of Bale-Qash. ,-.t..g.a B. l.-srsf1 - --sr
sAls' to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n. ls l.l5 4u
cav 4. M. NORTON,
Je2.td - n. U. 8. Marshal W, D. of Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28

keer fur nuthin but inyuus." The remark
is suggestive, and since 1t Is fact that
there is nothing which, as a concentrated
antiscorbutic, equals onions, and since
they can be rs easily provided as potatoes,
it seems to me that two or three schooner
loads ought to be immediately, dispatched
to City Point from Westhersfield, Gt.-the
worlds biggest onion garden. If the child.
rem of Israel, while journeyiDg their forty
years in the wilderness, had lived on salt
pork and hard tack, it would not be strange
that they longed for the leeks and onions
of Egypt. However, their lot was more
tolerable than that of our soldiers, for
many of them, all of them at the last, was
70 the mRunar born. But it may be urged
that the objection holds against the iatso.
Dogberry, in 'tMuch Ado About Nothing"
makes against comparisons, that they are
"oderous." Conceded, SO they are. Mrs
Malaprop, in "The RivaIs,n says, t'com.
parisons don't become young WomSn."-
Nor do onions. But with the soldier it is
otherwise. He is not confined to parlors.
BE ranges all out doors. he sees only his
fellows. Ladies are to him only memory
aud a hope. And when this cruel war is
over the kiss-Welcomes home will not be
less sweet that the tabooed vegetable has
contributed to his health. Seriously, let
the Commissary Department or the SAM
tary Commission take this matter in hand,
and send the soldiers cargoes of onions and
health. .sl .a-J II ,sEs1.Es zas ., lss
A few bare statements, taken hap. haz.
zard from my note book will exc out this
letter. ..ss..r Sd. az- fl .s
1t is matter of universal regrst-of
grieE-that Gen. Hancock's Gettysburgh
wound breaking out afresh should have
compelled him to relinquish--it is hoped
only mporarily-command of, his corps.
At present Gen. Birney is in command of
the old I'd. Ta.. - r alalag 7 d
Gen. Ingalls, has established his Office,
for the sake of having more immediate di-
rectiou of the immense Quartermsster bu-
siness, at City Point. 10 his absence from
headquarters, Lieut.. Col. Bstchelder, Chief
Quartermaster of the I'd corps, is acting 10
that capacity for the whole army.
In the cavalry fight near White Oak
Swamp last week, Fitzhugh's battery G.
Sd o. 8. Artillery, occupied the same po-
sition and fred in the same direction it
did precisely two years before at the battle
of Fair Oaks. .-t a.
A late Richmond paper deprecates in
strong terms the habit of questioning Yam
kee prisoners as to the duration of the war,
&C., slleging that no answer is ever given
and no other could be expected, than that
the war will not eud except with the res-
toration of the Union. An uuintentional
tribute to our poor fellows which should
be held to their credit against the day of
their release; pray Heaven that may not be
distant! grI 80 fEH do ..1f.aal1-
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commissioners Sale.
1Iarshall B. olas9n and wife,

RA0Abn--AA Dc SA1ASgpH eklu WIG q = .-He
vs.. In Chanoery,
Martha A. saaborn and others. IEfT - -
m pursuance Of = decree of the Circuit Court for
i Ohio county, West Virginia, made In this cause
the 18th day OF May, 1864, will sell on satur.
day the second day ofjuly, 1884, at the front door
ofthe Court House for Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock
A. N the following described real estate I'm the
city OF Wheeling, viz: All that parcel Of ground
situated the east side Of Main street in said city
and designated ON the plat thereof Is Lot No. hve
-6-in square No. six--6-included In the iOIwing
boundaries to wit: beginning at the southwest cor
nef Of the brick warehouse sail lot, formerly
cupisd by Jacob q Mitchell-Rud now occupied by
Alexander Turner and William Taylor-thence At.
right angles Main ttreet 1872 feet, more OF less to
the eastern boundary OF said lot; thence along said
EASTERN boundary 6O1S feet, more or less, 70 the
south side OfMulberry alley; thence along the south
side OF Mulberry alley to tho east side of Main
streets thence along the east side Of Main street to
the beginning, b0& feet more or less. t77yli1l 3
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-f0uEth OF the purchase
money toIbe paid in cash on day Of sale and the
baanc in three equal iustalments, able in one
two and three yeGFs with interest from dayOf saIe
the purchRsar giving bond with approved personal
security for the deferred payments and the title to
be retained further security until the whole of
the purchase money is aid; and the purchaser to
pay onehaf of all taxes assessed said real estate
for the year 1884. ca DANIEL O. LIST,
my31.td Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
oontraet,nE tue Curroooy.


The project is under consideration in
Congress of raising one hundred millions
of dollars by loan, to be appropriated to
withdrawing this amont of .legaltender
notes from circulation. The good effects
of this measure would be much greater
than might at first thought be anticipa-
ted -, .--.t. 'I..........-.. 49,.
The reduction of ::the currency would
be considerably greater than the amount
of Treasury notes Withdrawn. The to-
measured in gold, is determined by the.
inexorable laws of trade-the proportion
for each country depending upon its ag-
gregate wealth, and the activity of It's
commerce. Ifany community resorts to
the use of irredeemable paper as circu-
lating medium, and issues an amount of
this, greater than the aggregate value in
gold of its share of the money IN circula-
tion throughout the world, the price of
paper will fall SO as to keep its aggregate
value at just that amount which is aliot4
ted to it by the natural operation of
laws oftrade. .5.. 49, ,.ls-. '-.s .e
Our paper money IS worth fifty cents
on the dollar, and this fact shows that the
volume of it'll circulation isjust twice as
much as our share of the currency of the
world. -sa.s H.. .5
Our paper money is made up of two
elements, the notes of the government
AMI the notes of banks When the notes
of the banks were redeemable in specie,
the aggregate amount which all the
banks could keep in circulation, added to
the specie in circulation in the country,
amounted together to just our share Of
the currency of the world; the nominal
amount of the paper and its value in gold
being then the same.
But when the government issued an ex-
cess of irredeemable paper, and the notes
of the banks were made by law payable
in this inflated currency, the banks were
enabled to expand their circulation in the
same proportion Thus every dollar of
paper money issued by the government
in excess of our share ofthe currency. of
the world, initiates our paper money still
further, by increasing the circulation Of
the banks. H3slHps- sro
On the other hand, a contraction of the
paper circulation of the government
would contract our currency to a much
greater extent, by causing the retirement
of corresponding amount Of bank notsa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decd Of trust executed by Hugh
cord In Ohio county, State OF West Virginia, In
Book 4s folio 572, and by other iced Of trust dated
the Esd day Of April, 1852. and Of record In said
county and stRte,-I will 6Her for sale at the front
door Of the Court House, In the city Of Wheeling,
on TUESDAY, JULY the 9th, the following prop
eTty, viz: Lot No. 124 and half Lot No. 123 the
east side Of HGrket Square, and half fLot N0!ia,
on the west side or Market Square. in the Second
Ward,-aud also, the dAdartinEVille Ferry Right and
ANY of theabove property will be sold at private
Terms Of RAle-Cash. it-HWaJ f 70 vi arffg
my26-td n lfE IL y ISAAC OOTTs Trustee =
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felt hat, crowning a tangled mass of long,
laOk hair, and the dress is complete. Il
is hideous contrast to the neat blue uni,
form of our own troops. q.
The Eighteenth corps crossed the -Ap.
pomattox again to-day to fight with the
Army of the Potomac. Personally, it can.
not be agreeable to the officers and men to
be tossed like q shuttlecock from one side
of the river to the other; but they forget
discomfort of this sort in the feeling that
"the rebellion must be crushed"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
TRUsTRR,s SAFE

OF Real Estate IN tho Town or South
Cameron, Marshall County. % Z T,
DY virtue Of Q deed Of trust made to me by John
ID Jones and PSninAh, his wife dated on the 10th
the Recorder OF Marshall county, In Deed Book No.
19, page 49, and also by virtue Of deed Of trust
made TO me by the said John Jones dated on. the
10th day Of July, 1855 reoSTded in the ONCE Of
the Recorder for Marshall county, In Deed Book
No. 19, page 511, 4 viii, on WRp3EsDAY, the goth
front door Of the Court House IN MonndGYille, Mar
shall county, certain Lot of ground situated In
plat Of said town as Lot number six (6L ~ i, =
joI7 -' y s+'' 3 SS'A' n. Q. coTTs, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
.-aL-lys aaa - you u'' use ioit -aa,aa ziia
Hootland's German Bitters!
FFOn J. Netvton BrOiUn, D. D., Editor otths Bscy-
{ etopedid Of Religious Knowledge.

From J. NesDton BrOtUn, D. D., Editor Ofths BGcy-
ctopedEd of Religious Knowledge.
Although mot disposed t6. favor or recommend
Pat6ntj Medicines An general, through distrust of
Client reason, why man may NOT testify to the bent
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations, inthe hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneht of others.
1 do this the more readily in regard to Hoonand's
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, Of
this city, because was preudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
nent to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, ct the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident relief and restoration
TO q degree Of bodily and mental Vigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. 1 theI"'NSe' 'gnb God and
my friend 70 r directing me to tn use Of tnem.
J.NA VI IN BROWN.
PhiladslpA S,June %, 1861,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
DR. R. HI. II EE,. 9 e 9

ACLHCLIC dtSIIO1AN'
TENDRRS his professional services to the citizens
i OF wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. u q graduate
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati and
has had many years experience in the practice of
his profession, and he hopes by close attention 70
business 70 merit share Of the public patronage.
Dr. Lee has given SPECIAL attention 70 and has
Soeen AminSntly successful In the treatment Of
chronic diseases Of every variety, and especially Of
such a. RheupaAtianl, and diseases Of the Eye and
Ear, liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancers
and Ulcers c0nEtlpAtion, piles and diseases OF the
Kidneys, Gravel, 90. Altthosey who have been I'M.
Vonid and It 70 their interest to consult Dr. Lee
tTfthont delay Our practice 10 safe, certain. and
Dronipt leaving no mercnrial tAintin the systemI
but cleari5ing, renoYatinE and strengthening the
general stem, acting In unison with Natures un-
erring lava -. ..-5.=s f75fs.lJ c a4l llt.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
CDesignGted-Dspository and Financial Ag5sDt
Of The United States.

VNHIs BANK il the successor to the Belmont
L Branch of the state Bank Of Ohio, and IL pre-
change business.
It is authorized to receive subscriptions to the
United States loan authorized by the act Of March
3D., 1854.
These bonds bear date. March LIST, 1884, are re
ldoemAble at the pleasursof the Government after
ton years, and payable forty years from date, in
coin with interest at i've per cent. per annum, in
coin.
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer, in sums Of $50 or some
multiple Of hfty dollars. I..+ sgs- trt
Interest on the $50 and 500 Bonds Is payable
annually; all other denominations ssmi-annunlly.
these bonds will draw interest from March LIST,
and the accrued interest from that day to the date
OF subscription, must be paid in coin or National
currency. II paid in the latter (which includes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud note sOf the National BAnksl
atty per cont. premium must be sdded' to the
amount Of interest until otherwise directed.
aprT JOHN O. TALLMAN, Cash.
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RREt11Na, We. YA., De. &c, ls6

Lde 'WHEE1Na, WEss YAs Dec! 4sh, 1858.
To du SOhORI u may eoneern:, We the under
Bigned, members Of the West Virginia Legislature
take pleasure in saying that We have known Dr.
ing our Of fhS Rebelllon - sneoessfnl and euerS
getc practitioner Of MediciRe Eclectic SCHOOL,
both in hAnnWha county YaI and Gala feounty'
!Ohtos ~ "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28

I. PR1oEs-Latge siEe, -;;helding Ssariy double
quantity 81 per bottlO; half dozen -. Small ai8e.
i6e per bottle; half dozen, g. hilS % .iss q
RF-For sale by Druggists and DealeES eTslyu where
in the Omitted States, and by al the Druggists and
y pealsrg IN Whealing. = octsEly
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BEwARR OF ooUNTERE11Fs,

no, 03I ARCH STREET.
70 70 .FFisespdi ottos aRd 1qaavae:OtyI. {.
l2a 80 I'M ss JONES 4 EVANS, &,
rsueso.SOrs % O. u. Jackson : Col
-g'ss5 ,l.lI'. p .o1t PAOrHE4OnI.
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9ailg eltigeutEr

"Under the WeRther."-OperatiOnS
OF the Rebel Rams on the James
Gen. Butler and the PrIsonerS-ThS
EIghtee nth Corps again on the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
g. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
W. S.DUNBAR, n. II. D.
JOHN II. PHkLPHS, Pres, SEN

~omcO one door southi Of ktanells Hotel,
Main Street. IL yt.-1I ygoq ti aEEEE gGEFi
Ladies WiShing to consult tho Dr. tifthsy prelerl
~ -;ii tSss pisSsuF' In SecOmpSnyins tbeG to
che once. Can b0 found 0t the Monroe House at
night. affsfFSS aII nh gteI-2ms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28

Where Lees Troops Are--The De-
lenses on Gen, BuLler's Ltne--Some-
thing About GEN. Weitzel-Gen
Kinks Suffering from Wounds, and
to be Relieved--Heallh OF the Are
my--OnIons--ltems, Personal and
OtherVYiae, 30. s 90.
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Special to the New York Times alg
H'DQ'Rs Army OF VA. AND N. c., IN FIELD, I
Tuesday, June 81, 1864.
, 1864-01-10
Prof. Louis AousAfE.

/: We arc cure that cur citizens In general
WI rejoice TO- 1ca.1 that the Young Mems
Association Lecture COMMITTEE have secured.
Tie. .e-sices o. the eminent nnturs'sst, Prof.;
Louis Agae:'-- for se1:e; Of four lectures at
! n. an Hall on the cvcui1-s Of Feb. 9th; 11t'l,
LII md 18th, r:of Aga liz Is now orsanTi
-;cspg a-d arranging mrscam o: natpfa: b 6;
toly, which when complete d viii douoti:.s '
be the large tard best arranged IN the world,
ard the proceeds Of these lectures go to swell
TIC fund for tf's Purlo'e, which should 90 . =
, 1864-01-10


Lieut. ". A. Britain ofKing Is Sd Arkansas
regiment, of Dagln's rebel brigade, calae into
cur lines to-day with squad Of his con-
mand. He left price's ad-quartezs ut Long
wood, 90 miles west OF Ca1den, Christmas.
Gen. Holmes is In command Of the fzans-M Mis-
III the field, which is estimated at 17,00J
strong but Britain e:ys the entire effective
rebel force outside Of Texas does not exceed
IL, 600. OF Prices AIssouri.ns only about
three or four thousand remain-bnt few OF
those are part Of tho: army LIE TOOK: out Of
:. The Veterans Of Lexington and Pea Edge
troops are Shelby's cavalry and Parsons in
fantfry. A brigade Of Mosby's, new recruits,
censcripta and hpshwhackeIs, recently join
Gen. Steele has. been superseded In com
mard Of the Department Of the Indian: Ter,
'euother new Texan General whe has had
The rebels have issues Of only fresh 5cci
and corn meal, with one ration of -four, pei
week: They are badly clothed, have no
tents, and suffer greatly. :, -. --.;:,~
BanEstpoesession Of the Rio Grande created
.grcat gloom among the rebels. Rnmozs oi
the Issue Of PRECEDENT Linco1n'e amnesty
proclamation Is also having effect throughout
l1efr ranks and lcEertions arc frequent. The
Officers we're promising a speedy advance
.northward to keep them quiet. 3lany. well
informed officers were, Of the opinion that
Price would move upon Little Rock with one
column, and Maxey. with another on. Fort
Smith.
Weather. here has been tho co1dcst ever
known. The thermometer has stood 10 ia
is degrees below Ie-o for several days. The
snow is x,inches deep. Cavalry crossed the
river on the Ice end intercepted the rebel
mall. The rebels speak Of Immediate ad,
vance Of their forces Northward, as p1oh.
able
, 1864-01-10
FRoM ikDlANAP0L4s.

g.. Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Hsbune.l
: : :. = -: :. 1xntAxAro11a, jan {. 1sas.
The Sih Indiana volunteers, Col. suman,
re.cn1isted Is veterans, a1iveds this morning
from Chattanooga, They brought with them
a flag, presented to them by Gen. wilson, for
bravery On the field of Shiloh. They were
welcomed at Masonic Hall by Gov. Morton.
who reclted neir battles, marches, aud hard.
ships He spoke Of the glorlons history they
had caused by their: own bright basonets,
and said there was no: European regiment
that could present such ~ gallant. record,
not even tho old guara Of Napoleon surpass-
cd thon. :. You have always faced the enemy.
+ Your leet c1owning act is your brightest mo-
! ment. HelioWs ..that notwithstanding every
sacrifice, you are' ready to so at. it: again;
| pcve. to faaternntil the rebellion Is crushed.
| When you go to youf homes, With honorss
crow rirg your. ..broBs, ron carry With Is .yon
:the rrond consciousness Of having done sour
WLole dcty:: Your tanmple will bring nov
heroes round your :panpeF. And pow.farfTclli
brave md heroic men your country greeta
you, Nay hupptaess. clustar around 'yoal
1 nhonet, and msy,ns*: :dittlnetion awaityou ir
the hcld.nIM x .s":1.1 .at.<.. ~. :. .',..h i
+. Gen: Mansfield said he would ratherzbe I
, 1864-01-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

s WASHINGTON, Jan. Q-Thc Secretary md
Assistant Secretary. o. the Interior. and the
1,c=ds Of the tevc:al Barcan., together. With
tic rotunda Of the building this afternoon,
and adopted suitable resolutions In T.cW o.
The recent 1c.easo Of. Judze Caleb B. Smith,
formerly Secretary Of The Interior.
As further marx: Of rcSpec1 secret.ry
Usher ordered the department to be closed
during tic remainder Of the 1ar. ;
d:y confirmed The nomination Of Hczeksah
L. Fletcher, Of Minnesota, a7 Receiver o.
PuJlic Money for the district Of Msnne5ot.~
:. The Reciprocity Treaty got Its first notice
yesterday, By q resolution Introduced Into
The 6cn.le to terminate it 1t Is understood
that an efficient Canad- lobby VIII be here
to urint.in the preeont arrangement in force.
Ice has rendered Jolnson'S 1ala1l, In Like
Ere, no longer an island, aud fears have been
entel .1IuCd Of now att.mpt on tho part Of
1kbel ofEc1sa at tlsct poiat: to effect their cs-
ccpc. To meet a,y movement Of tEis kind,
q laisc force his. been forwarded to. :th2t
The. Committee of Ways and Means. in
session yesterday, was engaged In consider
II amendments to tho Internal Rcyenue
bill. 1t Is stated -thnt If the Committee .ad'
vence the tax on whisky only to the figures
recommended ty the Secretary and Commits
sioner, that ia 90 cents per gallon, a, Ct lstes!
Iii =. s-e1~. =. ts.~9 L.. -, rid 10 c2nt,
more, mekIng one dollar per gallon.
General Hancock, who has just assumed
| command of the "a Amy Corps, has beer
ordered to report to the War Department
ard Gen. Warren has been again placed u
command of that corpa.'
!: Under decision Of. Secretary Chase, p-y
Hent Of; the $50 treasury notes will bo mad
In legal currency Of the United States nm
less. resumption Of specie payment take
pIacc before that time Should holders de
t:re, they en- convert The notes into 9 y;
! cent. 20 year bords, the interest and princ1
nal OF which are payable in coin: .,>.-
z. The Etur states TINT the Presfdcnt has Of
cer1d a Court Martial for the trial OF: SUI
ffnrd and malpractice, brought by the Con
i mission t,at not long since examined Int
the afieirs Of his Office. "'