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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FOR SALE.

4 TAVERN STAND on Market ST n -
\ boruush OF LewiSburs IS offered for sata
on reasonable terms. The heuse IS dosb's.
and would conveniently accommodate sva
families If not desired for ihe public u 80
sold in a reasonable lime, VIII be nongsses.
ANY person having money 10 loan, can sass
il well secured. Interes. paid pronply AF
,ly 70 rI0.;1 JWQLFE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

D%A gentleman, from Willismspors
yesterday, says be inquired all along for
",he man who believes the War for the
Union is failure" but did not find him !.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

Thanks that, 10 the State of NewYork,
Gev. Seymour, Fernando Wood aud Ben.
Wood are defeated, Notwithstanding the
thousands Of forged and altered Soldiers
votes sent to the polls to help them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
CAUTION.

4 Ii persons are hereby forbidden trusting
n my wife, LYDIfA. WILSON. on ny
account. as will not pay or be responsible
for anything she may daor obtain.
EDWIN WILSON
Kelly Tp, Nov. Q, 1864 pd4v
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FARM FOR SALE

T OFFER at ptiya,e sale nv Farm In kee5
| township. Il contains 6:S Acres, Dsss
or less. cleared and in a good stare of essi-
yalion. 4 good House. Bank Barn, Oaibei-
tiues. good WaseF and aa sHeeart- Also,
Timber La1i near The above tract FSs
terms inquire of me at alfHinbors, OF ~
Isaac Moore, residing 50 the iara-
Oc,,o DAVID MOORE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

p~One day this week We visited the
woolen manufacturing machines recently
put in operation, by Charles NJ. King, At
White Deer Mills, Union county. The
two knitting machines are euriosities Of
rapid and uniform work. Charles Elliot,
the weaver, is an experienced and indus
trious workman. Work done to order.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
DIVIDEND.

The Levishurg Deposiyf,ank has this day
declared dividene>~t four per cent. for the
! last SIX months, fresFom the Government
TAX payable 10 the Stockholders on demand.
/ Nov. 2. 1864 HPSHEbLERTr Treas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

As I an cat of from civilized society
on sccoun. Of being afflicted with the
smallpox, it is very lonesome here, and If
had papers to read could put In my
time better. There is one soldier staying
with me al the time, and l receive good
attention. If | get well, will have to
remain here here three weeks yet. When
l found | could no, &c, home to vote,
sent my ballot home to = friend, and
hope be will deposit il for me, (for Abe &
Andy.) Direct to J.K.M., Post Hospital,
Cham mbersburg, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FOR SALE.
A Nice Home on North Sd street.

THE House is good iwo-s,orsy -
Frame ii ~ 20 feet, recently re- E1
modelled, a Summer House, Smoke House,
new Sable. and all other necessary HatostE
dsass, well Of excellent W>isr with Psap
on the porch, and CI>,ern IN SIMMER house.
The Lut is So feet front, and IS well sncsed
with superior Frui Trees aud Grape Vines
OF the choicest saTIetiss.
Terms. moderate. Possession given Jan.
Is, Cali soon or lose bargain.
1910 OH p SHlVELY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold al public sale, on Saturday
w the l2lh day of November, 1881. on
the premises. Lot Of Ground, sliu ale
on the corner Of University Avenue and Bar
too street. in the borough Of Eewisburs. Union
county, on which are ereced a com mmodious
tvo-.torey Brick Dwelling House,
with Brick Kitchen attachsd, and other I'm p
provemnI 5. On ssit premises are number
OF choice bearing Fruit Trees. Sad property
is the ATE residence Of Sam1 :. Barton, Esg,
and very desirable for private residence.
Terms of SAFE will be made easy.
ALSO, will be sold al the same time and
place, a variety of Household and other
Personal Property.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock in the aiser-
noon Of said day.
HANNAH F. BARTON,
Widow and Devisee of SsmI ;. Barton.
Lewisburg, Oct. II, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

Asa Potter, Of Gro.on, CT, captured
alive q gold e.gle lately. The ga.
gle wss making = raid on some fowls and
got caught 10 the brush.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

CgA sermon uron Loyalty to Christ will
be delivered ~. W at the Christian Church
Tomorrow (Suhday) morning.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

We understand that these returns we're
withheld by COpperhead Commissioner,
and were only mailed at Washington, on
the first Of Novembsr.-Sayder County
Tribune.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FOR 6 ALE,

4 DESIRABLE aai!iins Let. siiaa,'d il
a pleasant pan of Lew'Shass- Terms
TO SUIT me pprcaassr. For fasih-F lhiaI1a-
llan inquire Of I.eS9l G d BREWER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
nG;vs us back our old Commander y

and orators have asserted that the Army
Of the Potomac we're longing, painting and
groaDipg for q chance to ro'e for their DID,
Lelored leader, NJ Cielidn! Well-tbey
have had that chapce-the enemy were
buryine the dead they had jus. lost in an
attack on our line. SO that our men we're
mostly free to yote-sud the returns from
Penu's Soldiers foot up IS follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

H-See Mr. Rannysou's new advertise
men, of the Sunbury Machine Shop and
EoupdrH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FOR RENT.

yr,wo STOREY sl,ek Ho,'se and IN
LOT en NuI,a sSanb Sns,s- Ek2
MaIsa =, e.. II ! ai'iLLak.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

A LOYAL CoLLEGE-The University
Of Pennsylvapia is thoroughly loyal. Ev-
cry voter connected with il, including the
faculty and the jauitor, cast his vote for
Lincoln aud Jobusou yesterday. This is
worthy of an institution which was among
the first to take manly stand against
Southern insoience, BY ezpelliDg several
Southern students in 1850, for an outrage
upon fellOW-student Of anii-slavery SEN
timeuts.
serve believe there we're but two or
three votes for Mcclellan among all those
connected with the University at Lew
isburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
FARM FOR SALE.
about l3O Acres,

YTNHE subscribers offer for sac their Farm
near Ihe Forest lroa Works. containing
about l3O Acres,
With good House and Barn. and other nsees.
Ssry Buildings. an excellent srriug OF Water
between the house am barn. All cleared.
and IN good siaIe ef esitiyatieR, ih good
ne,sbboIhOoi. aEd Convenient 10 market,
mill, school. sc.
We cons. .ieT il cheap a, Se.o0o-sIii axe
IS, aoa. SBELLER 4 SCHREfER.
L.si.bsrs, Angus. -, isss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
zewtsburg #arkets
MARIE o,

IN I<ui.hu-- 10th inst ~ Rev A. Porter, LEWIS
". JERNs Grj Mes NAE1HA CHRISTIE, both o:
.Wishgry
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11

Telegraphic returns of Tuesday s
Presidential Election, indicate majo'
rites as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
&C. p -

II is related that when Geo. B. NJ Ciellau
vas managing q certain railroad, be gave
orders tha. when passenger refused to
pay bis fare. they should stop the train, 60
back to = station, and conduct him Of -
This tenderness caused grea, fun among
the railway men, u ho called him /" 90 Back
NJ Ceilan !" When bis Generals bad
Won q victory q, Malvern Hill, Mcclellan
was resting on q gunboat, from which fact
the soldier boys derided him as Gun Boat
n Clelldn -. And from and after the S'h
Nov. i, will be "Gooa Bye II Cleilanr'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Not heard from-probably Lincoln

KANSAS
NEVADA
CALIFORNIA
OREGON
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
ans afRE3,

rT,HE Subscribers ossr ai Private sale
tracts IL Tlaber Lan3, Of aooA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

A remarkable letter By Henry ). f0ote.
rebel member Of Congress from Tennessee,
addressed to the "Pres and Iadependeut Cit
zens 81 the Confederate siate-. i publish
ed n the Richmond WIG Tie thinks very
axorsbiy of the Chicago Convention whose
platform. be arguee "k in dissine, and ire
coneilsble opposition 70 the further prosecu-
eon % The war" and asserts that a. Justice.
humanity. etc. demand immediate efforts
for = cessation Of hostilities. forbid Tie ijea
that any coercion l. favored lie next con
tend. that the Convention 81 States called
for by the platform can be IN reality only a
deliberative body with no legislative power
whatsoever. and that u was % understood By
the Democrats at Chicago He thinks there
would be no danger Of Southern delegates
being a-sduced Into reconstruction under
the Federal Constitution. . AMI that tho Dem
ocrat- would soon see Ia impossibilitv. lie
comedies Mcclellan availability a. I'M
doubted. aud .ays "his willingness % run
upon a genuine peace platform commits him
fully a. % hs future action IN the event Of
his election . lie thiaka i hardly possible
that the Chicago nominee ran be defeated,
but should such 10 case. doe. not believe the
Democrats would submit to the outrageous
despoti-la At Washington for tour years
Longer Ito concludes a. follows: u ven
ture % predict. therefore. that should Mo
cisllan sod Peudleton bs defeated. the States
IN whirh me Republican sick ct hall be found
u have failed. with a view to secure them
selves from threatened enslavement. vii
promptly secede from the Federal Union.
that one or moro new confederaciea. based
on iue State Right principles. will hs
immediately formed. ~hieh must naturally
aeek a military alliance with tho Confeder.
ate States. after which tbs unnatural and e1-
h%ausilng war voald be .eon promptly
brought 20 an end
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

The rebels have already been whipped and
beaten n battle a. no belligesent vas ever
before whipped and beaten. There has been
no reason for months why they should not
give ap The fRht. ercefs the declaration OF
the Chicago Platform that the rebels have
succeeded, and the hope il inspirc TIA.
Northern traitors may come 70 the rescue of
the Southern rebels. ADD give them By nego-
tiation What they have failed . obtain By
lighting. The Coppefheads have supplied 70
The rebels that which aids and comforts them
mofe than arms. ammasisiou, men or moh-y
coud 10 VIZ. The promiee ard hope 81 sne-
ee.-their sole motive for dghti8g. Hence
the copperhead faction arc responsible ga
the fact that the rsbeIs. though beaten a
every point. fight on foot By foot and inch By
inch - Il they courtsd determination. The
rebellion j. held together BY the Coppefheas
promise of di-union peace, a. = barrel BY =
hoop. For every Union and every rebe
soldier hat fall hereafter. copperhsAdisn
= responsible. For tbs blood Of every bat
tlefeld fought heBceforth. Copperheadsm I
responsible. copperhsadism-lending A.
and comfort 10 the enemy j. the great crime
They are no. satisfied with the blood alread
shsd. with the fierce desperation already di'
played By the ever defeated rebels. bat mus
fan and feed The smoulderibg flame With n
fuel 81 encouragement aud promises. - thi
the south shall be stimulated % keep o
robbing the cradle and the grave. and 10 ou
own info the fiery hattie. ike Of sood INTO
furnace
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

IHk peace breach e healed oYer. the 'po-
moefacy IS harmoninpa ihe aew p'ant ia
The platform 3 ~ foiioae.
"GrN. MoClrIrkS ~ 4LFcrrp wit e.
THE enrkrUEF 80 orA voIcK - rBgndO
Wosd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

SvIrIvAN. I'm. Sept6. lS63.
Mr. BkIaaS. IN answer - several
letters in my possession recently receive
Ell from nv political friends in different parts
ct the county. desiring Information con-
ceraing = neere women I have bad hired
Ia nv family tor several weeks past md.
requesting an answer through the medium
Of The Democrat. | respectfully submit the
following statement. Some four weeks age
the negro women in question. in NV absence.
came 10 the door. with a child -sme no wears
old. without moaev. ant. in feeble health.
seeking home Nv wife ~a- then. and had
been for several weeks. without help. aui
was needing assistance badly Upon inter
rcgiing tn. applicant she learned hat she
was from Merom. where she had lived for
yesrs-shat she wss born ADD raised IN this
county -snd that II no one vould take her
she would 81 % tho Poor Fsrmi'' Rssh-
er than have The negro wiih her ehai. 90
upon The COUNTY. my wife determined 70 take
ker On trial. Al least. t1l she eoold IA better.
Seon he hue and cry wAs FAisei and current
" circulated throughout tie c~onntry. first
Of course ~ nv political eaemies (some
co~Arsiy. living. t~hciving aboiitoni-s. rho
sought. BY the AID Of an infamous he 20 man
uauiarsure roluical capital Ngairss me
thai ! al imported lhis negro women
irom kentucky. that I So employing
40 NARROWING consrsb.nd-. A. ! eouh
not believe that my political friesds
.oala enlertsia a. eive cfeience for one
momeaI. - such raSaer~. 49, .n3eei ~euh
no, believe e tli ,bey sjaress~i ne by le,-
ter - . se>pectful manner. ssar.as me that
unless hes ramors ~ere satisfactorily ex-
planned asAs. sd nv position knoxa reia-
tive thesto. they coaid not saanort ne st ne
ensuinx election l~serret - know that n
tbs losssnce a. east. I hsd over estimated
tier eonfs~nce aod ca eols hoe - rerais
tat ean6ieoce ~ ihi- psomrt soi cAndA
ssst~us~et a the desires eformat'so- II
vefe snri1 = gfivste cfisee ~lhe ~ clain
a. asrsasoa % fuelse Afe .si fe~iiar under
~ ool.fasonste nv r~alair>i ff.snaa uouii
not coos~rt tcs NJ da@ests saairs - ~
dux<ea 80 to polncsi AREAS. ard nsds
he snhseet q pahiic ssratar and criticism:
has - sash = rot tse 49, : eeho>v~ ne
ne Fepr~-<atatvs II toe Dsnecsary Il n.
eoseiy. = fespecs tier prsedces ar.ia.s
isss nsxsses. Nad % dstoe ~ posstoa "a re-
rssa tAers'r evn though / n.y saset nv
rea ..prste e1srs Hence I ave nos
sel ~ "a he>lsss = s,ss a. szplsn.stoa
-hea s~pF~o~A~a n = r~--p~sfal ssi pra.rs
.anaer
In .8ditioa - .h.a I hare .l4 relative %
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

~ Aot4s. Ot e-een kxar Ard sev
ersi officers IL ~ rsmmsl fesehei bsfr
last nieht having usftaei 'rom fiiai hnoh
70 peeote. witb 4 escort 81 - NEE. ani
thence - - Louis. ga The fsiiroad. H.
retfsss irom fllos Knob was unmolesgcd an
81 wfhfa ~ miles ~ hArri-ou s%tsison. eherr
the rceeis suackej HIM w1fh considerable
force huf sere driven back 18th ioss.
Two ether attacks weFe made h<sh & wkich
we're r~eculsea
At HaFriNsa ststnn Welaee3sf s.kht ne
catered s>ne sight h~ressiserke there laurat
TIE e-emy petty cpostanfiF antd S~stunfsv
creninx uher Gal Beverly 18th Ge ~ tie
18th fiItoots csvslrv arrived from Rome -
he rrbels reuFe4
Esrlr Ss>fas ucguin< cur canaa<e4 star
80 to Rolls. whf \ 3a.rf thev reached fse
sane ssenlee wib sbeuf .sves hauare8 msu
soa al ~ artillery
TIE fntsl los 81 the cenlmsrd iecisiiaE
80 ..ere II Plot knah. 3rpeh.ue 90 TIE
retfesf ard ne carsgentnf 81 Harseon =
sfass,a i ssoei -. fhs isrssr porfiru en-
NJ pfisoaer
p~ntrhrs from Frsnsisn regzst aA ea.el
there Gsa A - Snth cossnesds The
force ~ - pesnt. sas3iar - enrolies
msitl< uuJcs Gen PIKE Lsses eocoaais
from Pre-. rac~s hAn ~ 5efresu Oh
Ro.ds He t,set cet 80 ~ l5e0fKhtsrE
usn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

THr Union meeting - - asrys on yes
terday vas pretty well afsendei. notwifh-
standing the fact that the people 81 Fayette
township were engaged diligently n filing
their quota BY volunteers A magnificent
pole was raised. and = snperb flag was run
up. 10 remain until Mr.. LTxcoLS = eloriously
reelected.
Col. BAmD made a most excellent and
effective speech: also r. = O'RrIT. snd ihe
Editor Of this paper addressed The meeting
General Csuyr was present. and the crowd
manifested much anxiety 70 hear him. but
want Of time would not allow bin q COM
msnce a speech.
Mr.. ZoLEzzf furnished those prescott a
splendid lunch. and al wcFe grateful fos he
hospitality.
The Union Silver Band. Of Terre Hauie,
we're present and dIscoureed sweet music be
tween the SPEECHES. The cause 4 gaining
there ~ elsewhere. and Tuesday next vii
witness the greatest Onion victory of the ias'
four years. Keep the ball rolling
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday ?. M. Dispatches.


NV ieek Oct J-Omciel sniUmaffon
reached Washington saystheespedilhA c,n-
manded bv CAPT. fsk zoe safsiy sespss 10
the ws-s star OF the N esouFi river A. Foo
Rice. 10 D.eaiah Tertiary
The heaith OF the uerty - eo1d
Capt. Fisk. 90 the I'D Of Aagust, pushed
IN lor yellow Stone. importing r~econnos
sances a a post - maes north .Nhichcon.
yinced him that hostile SioExs we're or ali
The grounds w.thin me great bend south 81
the Missouri. and northwest OF Fl Rice.
A pnblisAed official records The eoufi
Martial Of c'sees Tor ne past week shows he
conviction 81 eue Colonel, one Lieut. Col!
Tour NaIers. tWo Assistant Surgeon. 0ne
Captain. twenfy-one Ia and twenty "a Lieu
teants. Nearly All were dismissed rom the
service for various Offices. including 10 or
IL cases OF drunkenness. nlne on account OF
cowardice ar misbehav ior before tle eneiny
Il " ilmington
The Journal 81 September 18th has quite
an article iram the Augusta oousfifuiion.
which slss dreadful -couree Of Yellow
Fever seems 90 be extending - ava e.
Alosg the Coast, it g. %eisilfg Ssvanasa u.s.
seli a. Charleston. ani s. certainly raeief 20
Jsckseosiile. Florida.
The ssme sspef speakag Of the loss by
FIRE o. sbe block ne Eunncy Lynx. .nd SAYS
she w wnei BY John Ftoa & c. ard
commanded nv Capt Reid. Sae va B.r-
muds bound with cargo 81 GOO bales Of
cotton. - 0oO gold freight u further re-
marks that the Tallahassee expedition viii
not pay
The sfeamsr McCieiiso from New oslears
Of TIE 18Th has arrived She paeaei On thr
&9th the steamer Corsfefiafln ron Nct
Orleans. bouad Tor New York wth pfs@uer.
Adssceo from Rraaos state thst the Frenca
Who advances b. fhe ir1nt 81 bsrisd we're
badly waippcd os Coflals-
The Heraid's ion esr% cofre@passient al
she =. sAys. Te-nirhs ne vhssainr Of sAe
locomotives sua che rumtiirg 81 esrs car tc
distinctly hears. both in tie lsoul sd e.
warts klchmoud thet are moving treors
one ny or - ether bv kaHfss8
The HedAAl's special r n M&Ftnsbnrg.
sats once acre lhs pssee 5 ASSUMING -
former Hsel.nes4 Trains are runsax through
from Baltimore - Wbeetsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

o. the 20ih day Of June, 1861. when you
snJ thousands ~ your now dad coa,rades
were rushing 60 arms. a suppress a cause
les and wicked rebellion. Josrra Risrf~r.
nov a candidate or the Democratic State
ticket wrote 4, ID W. Nooanrss. this init-
nous sentiment The successful rss'-fauce
Of the South. | regard a. the only safety for
n Of the North Tie hoped that your blood
might be spilled 10 vain. and hat your vim
dictive enemies would be -accessfui This
airocious sentimen, hss not r%eeeived = single
rebake from a Democratic press. or Demo
cratic convention on the contrary. his party
viii support him 40 more vigorously because
% his tra'forer~ ntscrancc@. Can vou vote
With such a party without dishonor'ng the
battle fields made g%lorlous ~ soar valotf-
Sfsfs Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

fafat $40 ~
81 ~ - fvpssxs, Fno Cocxrt
4.tosepA -. MAlaas. Cshlrr pr National
FISK Terrer sra. ~ s1tmnis rwexr thst IL sbo~e
sfsfEnerf Sc tree - Ha hrsf a uy kuow l~fes sd
kelleL- 1oSfTH- VI. WIiIffNE. Cashier.
s~erH 81 tft s1tFriiet before ne tbs tfk fsy
~ e. 1Nf Taos p lone.
ocf7tsll NefsrT Pukl.<.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

The proclamation Of SrEFHss &. BuRroS.
Rsa.. of Sullivan county. 70 hi= party friends
there. 10 regard 70 a domestic matter. e pub
lshed IN another place A. he time Of t.
issue srxFHkx wa not a CANDIDATE Witness
is servility: ~ meanness. - d~a~iartlJ
trucking % parry behests. snd total want Of
manhood.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07

T.S. 40 loan!

TIE Zee etsr5 < lhe Tfeasarg kivss noiiee that
.as-rrpaoas IN ts ~rsoeiv~s sr coopoa Treasury
Sosrs p~as.bl- sssss pears from August Is iss'
VIE sea.-snru.i in,srss, Il the rate d .svsn and
urso-seaihs per ssnt ps .nnan. principal AMI in
lis5e.t bess 3 p1ii ~ '.~fal mouey
Th..easte VII b csa,~r'ibie At TIE option oisbs
'hsisr a. a.asntr ,nis slrpss esat. gad bearing
asai. r5zsi- ro -. iasn ~ ner mere 's-n
I've ~ .fsa 3, eas +, ,ss assraasat
may = r.ss ~4tt s,.usa ia s-aoaio.tvos Of
st- 49, a-l3fs' Csc b4nered. ore ,sousaai. .ud
ase e. = saii-rs "a al suhsrieaon- must ~
~ ahf flaaa nu aple u hfY dollars.
l. n. aaas IS So tit.ea.tfsl 70 ~ oshffs free
OF a.ssHnssrts-c 3. ron amer me receipt u
re ereaas essi arse sfnslei = shsy can be
P'eprsa
s.tasa stss ssa safe go tsa. Aasv-i =. per
sous mas ps4-saa.sau, 20 'h' date must
p.y ,a..t.,.r c-usi fse4 3 .is u eaieio date q
o.
p.fiis. dsreHius twenty rte thousand dollars
Ani iaf these peis. ~ s. PIE time vii be
an wslarsmm scion Go d qa.r'er q on pr cent
special saxa. tages % tsts L"ao.
~n-aFaHenal sssag' Rank. oferins = hlshe'
rate oslo..rs s.a ~ el.ar. ARD the bet teouri-
lta. ANY savings .sstsa psysi 81 .iepos ltefs Ia
~ e xa.s4 sss.ii tistit p-yisx IN ibe best
sb,.l.Goe medium d fs country. ana II saH"o
pa a.a mig tei'~ fr Sc eon assets are either
IN r,.fa .r ssmssie, q, = use- % b. ais psya-
"a. s xrl 1-sf pspfr.
ui.eqaangeeoesssiss - = tenpor'' y or perm /:
usnl ag .,pes 4 notes can always be sold io'
vatafa es4as Ar ',s- al anaiAisi ie-
s.rs +. seiars ,het@ s-sa,u, with bsnt.as col
.iast asas
u.as .4a@Aa inio- Aix per cent
40 cola ttenf
ssst.e, o~ts rers liberal - .sssi "a III
No. asihrelsas lhis rs.s.ssge o. conversion !
ss rab.a, II. per s.ai per .a,um. Or th'
dueetrsssi.rf Bonds : ao' 's.s han 'ia' -
~ prsa 4as ihs var - poem iam' q
"#N N -
5 .ni.l,hs es4.,a,' vrss, "a ,Ai, ipau, At .h'
D .eu, usrr- sA's nos ,os, nav 'en per cent
an1am
- sxcmpass. s.ans safe - ss"'
nieipl TAXATION
aas Ia hsma H sue stsauiase Ne have eou
me,fss aslssia sao lCorrss sss~pi. - taai
aa5 rs,.era aa- ne.a hcafsrsoa On the aver
a.. ftt sexsmpa nies9il sb5otiwop PEI cent. pc
90 sua .,oosainv 10 thsra', - i.sAusa in vsriou0
pas ohe eoaltg.
ub ievsl taatuo .-snsige. oaer - great Ia
eaeenealst leaisrss ., those issued hy The gov
ssaa.a. l. ali an.r forms u InIreseia--s. n
frss bns ~ 3 .s,.a safle.. slo eomps
~ s@,e,,te ally '.gseas~A sN
ragbv5 Willie ,ai smlsp p-rtf of ,hs eo0a'rl
$. A-lits s~srtf4 sfsa, n al n obnsa
lions b D. unleai >lssss
while ~ : su,asas oa.r- ,sa most ilberA
tenns - r. lssas h.lsye- that The YER
streagst sep 8 -il hi % a'- ioF'i, saA pa'u
olsm = faa pssnie
pfoi ne stfh ffep ep - - .uats i9tiena &
tl "a inneled - ever
$40 600. 900.
Srb.crpis m. ssih fe eireibs tas u. IRE
~ ahs Urel sac. As essinstpn. shs several
Assistant ~arsrs 11s.gessi nf,sstares
auAts D.
FIvst national bank 81 serr.
nausas. suA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-07
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