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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-30
San Francisco.

SRThs mat cost ofsWire Rope and Manila RppS
q 1du1I ut1sngths b about the elpC pm Dot =
Wins 5RopA pSApleiy Applied- rHu ouHy4af nop
three % fv6 HAhIra Ropes hn amh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-30

Mining Rope.
IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPES, FLAT AND
J. Round, for hoIsting from Shafts and Incllnes,
made In any length and Of any SIZE At the Manufac-
tory Of ..f.,r
A. j. HALLIDIE e. CO.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-30
H. HAIR q Is, -a-.
ATAB.P PAUL doo.'s BANKING HOUSE
enid Hin Nevada Territory.

THE UNDERSIGNED. EsT saE,i ~ ~ a., a.
hSsayer eight years In CalhoInla, sn hS Icr I've
,o,ra IN Nevada Territory, Is now At Goia M: NneLe
he ajII attend TO any business entrusted u MN WIN
promptness and dispatch.
Gala. silver and ores Of Every Descrtp-
u'iu' tiOn Assayed, e-.-
And rstnrns OF Bullion made within elx nouni Bars
az Coin. at The option Of the depoAtoH'
For correctness Of his Assays. he refers To-
Nossrs Troyer 4 Colgate. HoIn
WesSrs n Behrepd Il Co .....-.....s...HsN toIA
WeSsrs DAVIDSON Bern -..--.-..sen rtHneIseo
Wessrs J. Parrott d Co .-.--.-..-.--SSen sncisco
Wessrs Safher 4 Co Hs.si.so
MesSrs TaIlant Co ~ tPr.,ctscn
WessrS REYNOLDS Refs q Co ........ean tIAnelsco
Messrs r. r. Hastings 4 Co.....--...- 5acnmen.o
Wessrs n o. Mills &C0.......-.......e1TSTis I'M
MessrS Rideout Smith y.iie
Messrs decker Jewett r,
Messrs n r. Hastings l. Co ......-..flrENn T IN
Nessrs, Maynard Flood S5"id Hi
MesSrs, A, B. Paul Il Co..........:..-.'-o''"A AN'
Charses at San Franeiscs Rates.
,.,,, II. HARRIs.
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EEw.YoRx, June a. 1854 a
A T Special Meeting Of the GOLD BEAT
House. Il unanimously resolved that the thanks Of this
Association hereby rendered to the olowingnaued en-
poyes of giving the advance asked Of them y this Assoca-
ton:
MessrsvALLEAU & Co. No. 10 WalkeES!.
Mr. HOOPER, Beekman-si.
Mr.. PIN, No 2l3 Spdnzst.
Nj. CARBOOr, Sulliyan-st.
Mr. BROOM. No go Greeuwichs..
Mr. EBERY, No % Thompson-st.
Mir. WlGLEY No. l6i M0tt-st.
Mr.. MOREY, Hudson-ay Brooklyn
MI ROE, Of Greeu9oint, partially.
The following shops declared on the strke Mesrs.
Wilson. Cana st. Kemp, Hudson-st. simmons Nsrcllt
Shaw, Chryse-st; ODonne j Callahan, Centre-s; Brown
Pea,s, Schultz Hous,on.s BY order Of the Association.
STEPHEN HIChS0N, President.
I'D. NAsyI0S Recording Secretary
CHAs TuRNEy, Financial Secretary.
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BROTHERS,

PIANO.FORTE MANUFACTURER
WAREROONs 70. 753 BROADWAY.
PIANOS no LEr and FOR SALE il INSIALLMENrS.
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A,.i.l,sT ogg,gI.gsAsrs,E 49,, oIg9F ioe,

CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received nj
- tti. o.ce ulu WEDNESDAY next tho 2ll in.' Gt II
O'Clock n lT supp yug thc United States wii ic following
articles deliverable a. 10 seAaykl Arsenal. philadelphia,
VI.
Nu'rsnir@d lni4.Huhbsr, or GuitaPer To- waterproof.
Bi.4lr flr shelter ffff. Jog l.0lrlcn, army slul-ld
Ar.fn.trd iu4iiU.H.r. a. Cutta',rc.a t.l.si-p4ooi
Poucio. shelter t.rts 1r horrrlfn amy standard
Hr4.s haH lh. .-- 't0s. .'trIfY sflIfI.t.
trf -rl-... ..Inf tlaf many standard
Manila Packing lpcr Jdsio for 1ains purposes. Sa1lpc5
required
samples can Co., ti. Office Biiier must state ii
the fr.p0s4s te price, which must be aven Boz rri ing,
vel, ~ n h.lrcs the qalnfy bid llr aud lime n dsrer
F.h BID must boz guaranteed by two responsible persons,
wia.s .si.if. ls rl.t o. .pVprdrd 90 ile guaranty.
Bids from C1agfIur contractors viii not bee received.
Bleak f.rn ior proposals nc lad or rppfi1n 40 tile
ofrc, nd each Did lrst be- i1d0rrd wtl tr llIue of t
particular -4tCle bid i.r q. III. ihIsMAN.
A.s.s..nt Quarrsu.asici General. L. ). y
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Inetrnrilpn.
A MEXICAN EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
~ Fstabirhet 1855.

A MEXICAN EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
~ Established, 1855.
Supplies Schools and Families with weqnslifed Teachers
Represents Teachers who see. Positions;
Gives Parents Information Of Good Schools
Negoates Sales and Rentals Of School Properties.
Teachers Wanted Epi.opaisn Lady Tor Seminary on the
Hui5on-posiion Tespo Jls and salary good Methodist
Lady for Music IN Semnaryi accomplished (femalc) Music
Iea.eT West; French Lady Cy-one for Central New
Nork and for New gland; experienced Baptist Lady
Engsh aud Mathematics, Pfecepresli Lady for Piano
and Guitar for Piano and OEgan and 10. Piano and
Vocal Music several Tor French and Nusic.
Gentlemen Wanted Classics &c, hentucAy salary mod
erte; Mathematics and Military Drill, near City-One for
WEN snd and To- West Professor Of Music, Now
Jersey FOR NewYork one Cor Peansy mia one for Ken.
tlcfy and two for Now gland Pcnmahp for Comer al
school West; Presbyterian Clergyman as Principal sem.
mary Al above for next session. Wonted Immediately.
rrcs3ycrinn gentleman Tor Boa.ingsch00 and one Tor
Clss. al who expect to seek positions should have FORM
Oh Application. J. ". sCHERMEkHORN, ActuNy,
No. 49, Grand Il.
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TNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
1]rorosGle.
L. 5. ORDNANCE Agency, 10. . WoRTH.sT,l
Egw-YoEE June %, 1864.
PROPOSALS viii be received (in dupllcate)

L. s. ORDNANCE AGEScT, TO. - WoRTHsT.,l
Rgw-YoEE, June q, 1864 :
PROPOSALS viii be received On duplcate)
until THURSDAY, June 90, 1854 It o'clock ?. by
thiJ otico for the supply Of tue following viz:
1900 CAhBiNE Si.GS.
<0o00 HALTER STRAPS.
10000 SIIliRUP STRAPS.
These supplies be made In al poets az - workman
slip. dimersona and mounting, strict conformity VITA
toe 1udsrd anpes which can Do a. tLs oAc9. The
leher 20 o. ~ good quality 're OAK tanned IL IS dis
tnrty pulfe ta. this Office IS 10 have The privilege Of e1-
mining tic work done under any contract may award IA
az stages Of 81 progress AZ Che shops Of the c0urlcors, es
pccia.iy 70 examine the stock bei0re cutting.
They TO be- delivered see OF expense 10 the United
State al the Nelolk Agency, No. - NoTts and tncse
inspected and to be accepted paid for but such
y aye approved upon inspection.
Bildss w Stale in then bis the time m which .hsy pro
poe 10 maze gees and each parry obainnga contrrct
win be required 10 INTO bonds win approved surees for
i.s ia hiu r1eeutiln. Failure - liver az specified time
will subject The contractor 20 forfeiture OF the number no
may fat to deliver a. that time
No bids viii be considered from parties other than regular
nam c'g nd such re known 20 Dee fully competent 70
xrluie ln their workshops tie work pgop0se1lor
Tie Department reserves the .lt reject any "a BIDS
If deemed ursai factory
fropo j. vii he addre sei properly lndorcd 20 Capt. s.
C,flr Captain 0 Ordnance Z. 5. O<dnance AGENCY, No.
~ WoFth-st., hew.lork. ). CRlSPlS
Captain of Ordnance.
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GRAND RATIFICATION
~ OF THE
RADICAL DEMOCRACY
AT
COOPER JNSTITUTE,


MONDAY EVENING, JUNE u
Those favorable 10 the ratification Of tine proceedings OF the
Cleveland Convention Of the J Of May last and who for
Freedom and th Union, the and the suppression Of the
at the South and against the exorce Of arbitrary
and ponsDe power at tue North who believe that Free
Speech aid Free Press. and the tight OF Habsa8 Corpus
rights which with the right OF Asylum, have
traon who think that the power Of denomination remains
with the people acting through their Representatives IN Con-
ges and not with the President and who in favor 81
JOHN C. FREMONT Of California for PRECEDENT, and JOHN
COCHRAEE of New.York for yice.Predens Of the United
States invited attend in Mass Meeting tho Cooper
Institute, MONDAY EVENING June a. at O'Clock,
indose tho principles proclaimed d. said Convention and 70
rally its nominations.
By order OF the Fremont Central Club Of Nsw.York.
EDWARD GILBERT, President.
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A1usrayr QrmrEnsAsran's OTricg.

10. ~ STATS IT., NEW-l DIX t.IY, June, ID, iIti.)
CFALED. PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office uni n o'clock TUESDAY, ths 25h ui,
fo ne delivery no iay posts lud ho pris as follows, tie
srvrral quantities ot coal and WOOD n4a.ri respectively:
40 Dl,a leland. about 90 tgns c0l. lrs Island, sbout
2CO turs c1l Port ~ctu. lrr about lDll iuif col VIII
ies Point about 100 lus cosl tori lollr3g about l50
coal emil aD.l - cos wood; Fort Wood, -1out ,15
tun co- nrl about 49, cords wood Fort Hamilton about
$50 trus coa AID about 30 cods wood Fort Lliyr o.,
about uls aud about 20 cords wood 40 for Nch-
noni about coi aud ABBOTT 2J cords wood; i9 70
Sandy Hook abol rs iuns aud about ~ cord wood.
The coal B. % De- of beF qualify of elrlfe and % bee one
ruiue. urlAn aul rfeullcs egg end sor ant 90 be- de-
ycrrI % the docks a. expense g. The Government The
contractor can however gg1 himself o the privilege II Aay.
in. the coal uostcI and A-uel by GoseE9sut ss - te
se.t raj p1a ic current f'c ~ ul iaur tu Nfr.
chautls bard wood e the stand I'd the cord hgndg'
aud iwruic-cght cgHic ieet
The bidders will roqurdt TO accompany thelr proposals
with guarantee li-uci d. rofpouD parties, that M
thcir bids accepted tey viii vtn two days i1ecaie
execute contract che same. with good aud cieut
IT,. m tue sun 81 bl0C) ten thousand dollars u deliver
the Coil md ls5000) I've thousand dollars deliver the
Wood as they may bid therefor IA conformity 'h the terms
81 this advertisement; payment for each delivery 10 BE- nad
IN such funds the Government may provide, upon Tire
ku1wcd ncn Of the proper ecepting officer o. no Post All
the Coal and Wood cited 0r b. b. delivered between the
dse o tho signing the contract aud tho Jh Of september
lj The privilege reserved Of rejecting all The BIDS
Z deemed ady.rlnlr.
NVoodfl and addressed 20 the unders suoi
BY order OF MaJ. STEWART VAN NLlET,
Quarrrnaster q. :. 4.
II. C. MORGAN, Capt. aud \. q. NJ.
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Eettures ano Nleetings

A SSOCIATION OF THE ALUMNI OF
"A COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
The Annual Meeting OF this Association for the Election OF
Officers and the transaction Of other business viii be held q
the College Building in 4sths 18th av, TUESDAY
EVENING June o. AZ o'clock. After the buzness meet
ing there viii be q social reunion OF the AlrmnL
BY permission Of President the Library Cabinets end
Lecture Rooms OF the College viii be open for inspection
during the evening.
A. S. VAN DUZER, Secretary.
Eew.Yor limo Ii laf4.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAaHIlaIOE. Inne ~. ~.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DerARTsEsT
WAsHIgGTOS, June -, l8ji
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- this l,poriuo1, until TX lsDAY JOY . 1854 q, D. H.
of &C. a's q, t9' NIX arena q 1870 oso Eoa o
SWORDS, Unsod States reg llaton pattern
Thee Swords ae 20 be made IA strict accorisn-e With fe
standard pateus 90 De n the NswYok Arena They
are 70 be subject 90 o usual ap son aud pEooi Il ho man
uiscory where made.
De,se. must be made in lot. Of no; loss than oaeff
I9e fF'. delivery g. M made On the -d az Of Jgy ll
Faile 20 make deliveries % specified time viii lpnc The
contractor TO forfeiture oil ilc number he may f to ioyes
No bid, viii be considered from partias other than
pastHen 20 BE- competent 10 execute "a ther workshops
the "''A proposed i'H cT-,r,Nry
The bidder vii BE- required 70 accompany hil proposition
with guaranty, 'imed hy two responsible perscn that in
case h' BID h aecep''t De- viii a once execute the contract
for the sse with .o3' ard sufficient suretie IN oqca
to the lmount of Ito contract, 20 deliver the article
mont; und Ao ala bidder should fl to into Che
coni-s, iey 60 male good ie aiaeneo between the oler
q fIt bdlrr arl 'Ha MOSS f8ho bidder, tie person
TO v.1.u tio contract r.ly be aw ricd
4liEapons1iIty OF the guaTat7F' must be own by the
o sih,e,e q %, rG o.. iAc nearest Diri.. Court, Or
ofthe lniiai S.lies D.ui.t Attorney.
Bond. .a sam equal to tLe amount Of the contract.
f-l.d by Gle rft-lc'cr md b1ih of s rf.Ti-ief VIII
be- required Of tie successful bidder or bidders upon signing
FORM or GUARANTY.
We the underlined residents OF ----- in the eoqa
y OF -a "a Oh Ill So, i i ~ Jo.i..y
iu tAe ioreso.rs ia % -- be- accepted. tna he
OF hey win e once execute the contract foE Tie
wien good and fuh.a fureties a. O. equal % tho
Of tbs contract 10 furnish the articles proposed ia
conformity 20 TIE terms Of the alyrreuen died June IT,
1871, under Which c 30 was iei aud ia cl.e tI. ed
- shall itl. l9 enter into contract as Aforesaid.
guarantee Be "a s feucr Ue.wcrI the oi.l 0i ho
t.il - and O.. c ue1' lowest resp1rF.l.e u.gcrEf or
tlr poison 20 wl.n ile contract iIay be ewasiei.
Given under our hands and seals
this - day f., r.
Witnc1: Seal
S-1l.l
T sh guaranty aust ls appended tic Official certificate
above m,I iInst.
Bah rl.v 1'rr contract wi. De- obliged % enter into
bond W.ln approved sr'fi. f0f s faithful execution
tr award being uaie f.-fr-sin bidders VII be mott
LHI .rl fIlf bed a.I fHrflf 0i contract cri blld.
Ile Department tie right . ally al bids
n n't cecinod aiisiic'oIY
pr.po.i.svlI b., lll.r,.eit 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GEORGE d. RAMSAY Chief OF Ofdufufc Nasnnet. ID,
o. C." ard ,iI boz inlarsri Proposals Tor Ncn.Comns
stoned Ja..o-s aud j! lti-iiHf Sworl.r
GEORGE y. RAMSAY,
jeil codgy5 Bryiiior- Gsnefal. Chief Of Ordnanos
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Amnsements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS:
INsIlyALEp, i TIT TlSiT
Th MIST TR MkjdR BAHIS AEp orr sHN
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUSHMANi
THE FAMOUS
UNION SPY AND SCOUT,
''i'''' y DAILY AT II. g. AND y O'CLOCK.
and gives account o. her
STARTLING ADVENTURES, while in the .
SECRET SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES
MORNING APPEARANCE AT II O'CLOCK,
when the Lecture Room will be opened WITHOUT -
Nh ~ THE The BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING
MILE ERNESTINE
IN NEW AND GRACEFUL DANCES
FOUNTAIN OF PRISMATiC WATER
ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
AT GREAT EXPENSE.
IlR. CHARLES 4. COLLINS,
woRLDRFNowNED AND ORIGINAL aCUREEs
WORLD.RENONNED AND ORIGINAL CURE
AND HIS GREAT EAT, yIG I DANCE
LOVE IN LIVERY,
LOVE IN LIVERY,
p pHEN9MEN9S II II 4 sM9ckgR9ck
afternoon and Evening at and Z. O'Clock.
WV '' The GREAT GIANT GIRL
"'a' N'S' cot aIs FRENCH GIANT
THE TWO SMALLEST DWARFS LlyIN0
THE THREE ALBlN0 CHILDREN
PHRENOLOGlCAL EXAMINATIONS
by PROF. LIVINGSTON
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAx-FI0qReA
THE GIN TOM THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
H0UDINs AUToMATON-WRlTER,
THE Observation-Disclosures SEAL,
MONSTER sEKPRNTs, AND OTTER CURIoslTIEA
Immense attractions for Fourth OF July
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ttlihiarn Notices.

DISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIER6A
~ Meube OF Returned Regiments and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers having Claims also Seanen having Prize CaimscA8
on BROWN SHELDON, DUnsry Office, No , Park place
nRAFTED MEN in any District in the Stat0
~ obtain SUBSTITUTES shor. notice At the Sub
sute Agency No. % Centre st. New York. Call sddres6
w. BUM &Co.
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NORTH CLEAR CREEK ..,,v
IN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
Ci.p.u County. Colorado Territory.
iHrsTELs.
Hon JOHN a. DlA
Hon. EDWARDS iIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS. esq.
T. B. BUNTING. esq.
y. q. BODflSh. esq, Colorado.
Presileuf-Nou. JOIS A. DIX.
Treasuicr-JOSFPH FRANCIS, esq
Council hARLES r. BLAhE. e.l.
The property Of this Company consists u 222. feet on the
GROU ND HOG, GREGORY no. =. SIMMONS CONCORD,
bnd othcr celebrated developed aJps4rlg ods IN SIC best
rnuing lis net Of Colorado. Also r Henderson Nl now
tunuins ari 10 excellent order -fita Stock loQtoW
Whole number shares 700 0o Pay SO large portion the
btock has arcaly been taken 10y private subscription Books
pre- the Office o. tae lmp4uy No. 90 Ie4vcrt
kewYo where limitednuah Of sharescn oe subscr T.
FOR at par 10y applying to the Treasurer Of tie Company De-
tween the hours OF 10 a. ~. aud %.
Copies the Prospectus be obtained at the Office o. the
Eoml.nY
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OyYrcE OF TmE CoLUxDiAS MISIsc CoaPA
CyTcG OF 1nE lIARlPosA MINse cosrANT,

IIIIfh .IAIiIPOsA
No. - Nalist.. kcw-lor
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS of MAKlPOSA
COMPANY, for tho ELECTION OF FIVE TRUSTEES for
tine n.ung ycer ard for such business may before
the meeting will be held st the OFFICE OF THE COM
PANY No Is Walls'., NewYork City, the FIFTH DAY
OF JULY NEXT at NOON Of said day.
The 1ranficr Books Of he Company viii close with tie
business hours q tae 9th inst and remain closed Until the
9th day Of July next.-Da;ed I'D June. ~.
JOHN WATT. Secretary.
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OGl1cr MAnlErrA Ayp CIsoInsAr Il.R. Co..
1--WE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

COMPANY.
TngAsURERs OFFICE, BosToS, June H. 1904
Al meeting of the Directors held this lay, Il was
Voted That regular dividend Of so per Stare, and an
extra Of amount free OF Government tax be
and tie sase is hereby declared payable on the lat day Of
July ner to holders Of stock at the close OF business on the
23d inst raymsn be made to stockholders residing an
Michigan and registered in Boston at the oihce OF ne
the City OF York al the Office Of the Farmer Loan and
Trust Co. sad City and to all others at the Office oil the
Treasurer in the City Of Boston. -,
from tife 73d mat. until the lst Of July next m.
ISAAC LINERMORE, Treasurer
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OFFlcA OF
VEBNIILYE C Co., BANKERS,
No - WALL-Sr NETWORK.
We ore prepared 10 convert ts L. :. = $40 TREAS
URY NOTES into the yer cont BONDS 81 1881 with
pTomptncss md on favorable terms.
Also BUY end SELL At make. rates all kinds of GOV
ERNliENI SECURITIES, including
L. =. 500 BONDS.
L. s 80 TREASURY NOTES.
L. s. ~ mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
L. =. CUARTERMAsTLRs CHECRs
L. =. .HO-IEAR per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES
L. >. @ Der cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, o.
1SSI.
collected ~ purchased
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OTrIcR OF rur pELswART k.D IUnsos CANAL Co, }
No. ~ NILLIAMsT., con. xcHiNGEPLAcE.

CLEyLLAyp ASD ToLrpo RAILROAD Co.'S OPFIcz,l
1LfyEL'SD, a.. june ii 1905.
NOTICE j: hereby given that until further
- notice tic CONTINENTAL BANK o. Ncw-York City
viii e. Ncw ork transfer gent Of tao Cleveland and
Toledo RAILROAD Complry's stock
The onds and Coupons the Company viii bs paid at the
Continental Bank ss tl 9 ml.uff ou p.esrn'aiiou -
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Income Bonds Of 1854
mature July lo1., and Viii bo pad above
u. c. LICE. Treasurer.
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/ 7. RElCHENBACH, PIANO.FORrE
- TUNER aud REPAIRER, no. - West H0uston-s,.,
near Broldyyay n. Y Ncw ard secondhand Pianos For
Ne end To let
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oIATk
SPRINGFIELD, June -, 1864. !
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the
Treasurer Of the State Of lnos viii and after the
6rs Monday Of July until the 10Th day Of said month be
ready American Exchange Bank IN the city OF New
York the interest maturing the hrs Monday July
AGA, on tie Public Debt Of the State OF Illinois.
The interest then due and called for prior 10 the 10Th
day Of July will thereafter BE- paid only the Office Of the
Treasurer Of the State Of Illinois In The city OF Springfield
HOLDER Of Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds whose CO upons
exhausted, requested to present the Bonds.
Signed ALEXANDER SrARNE,
Treasurer Of the State Of Illinois
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financial.
BANK OF THE CoxxoywRALrH }

OFFIcE or THE PASIsA RAILROAD CosPASY)
IOSTISK bUILDISGs No. 20 NALLsr.,
NEW York June -, 1854
DOTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
- have this day declared dividend FOUR a. PER
CENT o. the earnings Of the Road Tor tue three months
ending i.h iust asi ONE ~ Pr CENT cat Of the
iugs OF Steamers Sailing Nesc Sc, payable 10 the stock
holders eT gal IoPesoutayel and amer the 9Th Day
Of July next
The rs Ser books viii be closed from the evening Of the
25h day OF June until the Ith day Of July next.
HLrRI SMITH. Treasurer.
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q HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS,
ERINCE q Co.'S MELODEONS.
ONLYIDEPOT IN THIS CITY.
No. so Broadway.
'CUAS. F. BACON.

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-16
what are we Fighting For!

In December last Mr. Harding. of Kentucky
offered resolution in the House in effect de-
caring:
whenever the rebellion in any one of the seeded
States shall be put down subdued, either by
force or voluntary submission to the authority of
the Constitution and laws, such State shall be re-
stored to all its rights and privileges under the
constitution of such State and the constitution of
the United States, including the right to regulate
order and control its own domestic institutions.
free from all legislative or executive control I"
On Monday these resolutions came up in the
House, and Mr.. Harding very truthfully said
in the course of his remarks: ''None but a
revolutionist. disunionist or secessionist would
oppose them"
To the shame and disgrace of our State il is
upon the record that Mr.. Upson Of Michigan,
moved to lay the resolution on the table" and
the motion prevailed by vote of 81 yeas to Sc
nays
pertinent inquiry to address the abolitionist
Upson would be: What are we fighting for3 For
what are his neighbors and the people Of Michi-
gan willing to pour out the hearts blood of their
nearest relatives and submit TO be taxed as no
people were ever ia led before. if it is not to re-
our fathers. allowing each State when the re-
bellion shall be put down within its limits, a re-
storation of call its rights and privileges under
the Constitution of such State and the C0nstitu-
ton of the States" The inquiry is indeed be-
comisg a terribly earnest and solemn oDe-What
are we fighting for?-TDetrot Free Press.