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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05

.s~ August Belmont, OF New York the
distinguished chairman Of the Democratic
National 'om nitiee. has been for some
tiihe past the object OF malicious abolition
attack not a'm-<Aso much At him personally
as against the party ui which he is 8, vali
abie 4 ms mber. Among other assertions is.
that he Is IN favor ct peace and assumption
oil the southern debt, bssa,lse the Roths-
chll'is and hinsel arg holders of a larue
amonnt OF confederate bonds. Now. we ar.
authorized by Nj. Belmont to state that he
Is not the owner on holder of a single dollar
o. confederate bonds or m"ncy in any shape
what yer, and lhat he happens 10 know
thar aiessrs. Rgthschild are in exactly III,
same position.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05
Dining Room Girls. Wanted

TNIvE OR SIX GIRLS WANTED AZ WAIT
- ers' inine dining room ut the Burtis House.
August I'd, 1854
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05

upnlOcrllac state Aa.A l.

For SECRETARY Of state,
: n. WALLACE, Of Musca'ine county
For State Treasurer,
s,DHy g. LASH of Henry luaty
For Attorney General,
49,. VI. DUNBAR. Jackson county.
For Auditor Of State,
&C. uEyDERSHuTT. Of Iowa county.
For 4 .i.ter.o f state Land CtEcc.
80 u0LiRpDk. Of Ionona county.
For jude ef thr supreme Court,
rUOS. VI. NUNKo =. yneo IT" conn'T-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05

TIME TNDERSIGNED RESpEC FULLY IN
Faeas the ci,izrus oi Scott aud adjoining
Counties. .ha. he will CONSISTENTLY keep in his New
store. corner Of Second and Scuit isiteata, good
assortment OF Groceries, Flour and Feed which
he vii! always sell ut the lowest market price.
Iiighes: price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered, Tree OF charge in city limits.
Oct l9-dXwiy SAML G. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05

Don't fail 70 reed u adVer1iosIs~A
in this paper, hesded ssImportaat1s
Females." Or. Cheesmaa. ofn. A
20 years Of his practice 8 s:s;s y
Complainta nis pills ~ 6Ss p
shaeas 1hsg ass1llahle ~ ~ :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05
pnpresentahlc Heads
ire in moment bcautfied by the operation Of
chYlotado1o'o MAR ove.

which, without the slightest trouble. iinpsrts IA
me hair Of the head, wLiskers, ar moustache anv
shade Of brown or the most perfect black. Lsdiczs
can use il without soiling their fingers II Is the
only one free from every poisonous Ingredient.
and that contains = nourishing and emollient
vegetable principle.
ChsfStad0se's R1Ss Isr.esesraSSs>.
valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health Of The
hair, and Of itself. wnen used alcne-s saSsvprAi
that protects the fbres from decay under I'll cir.
cumstances and under I'll climatcs. ~Nasua,ctur.
ed BY J. CHsIsfADoso 20. 8 Astoe House. n. Y.
sold ~ I'll druggists. Applied By I'll heir dos
efS s-vqN-dkv1m M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN

o. Davenport and Scott County generally. that
he has permanently located himself in this cify
where he i preparedto shoe horses on the sciec.
title principles. After twenty years study ana
practice on the anatomy Of the foot, If which
time he has spent eleven wears under The suner.
irtentence oithe best Veterinarians ia Europe. he
wishes to say that he will give satisfaction 10 al
persons having horses iaborng under the disease
o. corns or constructions, commonly called
ter CRACKS, sand cracks, sprans, scayins. sprsin.
OF the corns, founders, ring-bones. TOR ali Of
which he warrants perfect cure if curabie.-
The greater part Of these diseases are caused bv
shooting or want of proper treatment. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &c.
hotels AND BOARDING

MISSISS lPPI HOUSE,.
"ENRY liz PIT, PROPRIETOR. He
l. 1recommends lis conveniently arranged no.
tel TO all travellers and also to citv boarders, as
s,lring them this. nothing viii be wanting 10
promote the welfare Of his guests and to make
ihesr s.a, vii. him pleasant and agreeable.
lie also recommends his v ~ stocked bar winch
il, Supplied with tho choicest liquors aud wines.
iascl, nver. nnrr:rg al - o'clock iel #
[l.LN li'S HOTEL
On tie Eurcqeaa PIN, opposite The city Hal
ia1I, o.. q franttort street,
Atr lu,k
spacious Refectc; v, Bath Rooms and Barber
Shop, Bed rooms warmed gratis, and only one
bed in a room. d, not believe rumors or hack
men who say We sc full. Scrya are not al
lowed to receive pc iquisites. apl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05
lis Exemption from State Or Municipal
TaAa.!Uu,

iiS La Mpi.Uu iiUiH EsatC VI MUHlClpul
IaAa,.Un.
but aside IRON ali the advantages w nave emu
meratei, special Act Of Congress ,.-snpts al
to..fs md T.sdsntg notes from .ocat fegufioa On
the average, this exemption is wortl, about two
per cent. per annnm, according to the rate of tax
alton in various parts OF The country,
1t IS believed that no securities offer so greut
inducements to lenders as those issued bv the
government. In all other forms of Indebtedness,
the Faith or ability Of private parties, or stock
companies, or separate communities, only, is
pledged for payment, while the whole property Of
the couury is held to secure the discharge of all
the obligations of the Unit. 4 States.
While the Government offers the most liberal
terms for It's loans, it believes that the very
strongest appeal will be 10 the 10y atty and patr-
otism of the people.
Up to the 2lta Of September the subscriptions
to III. loan amounted to over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-05
Special Advantages Of this Loan

Ii IS a NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering high
er rate oi interest than any other, and the jCst
earHn. Amy savings bank which pays its deros
iiors in L. ). Notes, considers that is paving
10 the best circulating medium of the country
and ltcaunof pay in any thing better, for its own
assets are either in government securities or in
notes and bonds pay able in government paper.
II is equally coav hicnt as a temporary or per-
mancnt Investment. The notes can always be
sod for wttin Il irac,cn OF th.ir fac and accu-
.i:riated interest and are the best security with
banks collatcras for discounts.
Convertible into q b PR cent. i-l0 Gold Bond
~ addition To Il, y,ry ,ioer;i Interest On the
Noes for three years, this privilege OF CONVERSION
is now worth about three per cent per annuui,
Tor The eur eni tate for $50 Bonds is not less
iiian mr., PR ctt. fremeun,, and before the
Tie premium on six per cent. L. 5. stocks was
over twent, per cent 4 will be seen that the
al lvols this loan, at ia present inarket
rate. is not less than ten per cent. per annum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
= ? - :
Trustees Sale.


w HEhEAs Patrick Tearuav If tho ,,,,,,,, - -
"si,e OF Illinois, being ~, tI,a 90 ~, II 70 '
cred oiJ,rs ratfifk fahey in the sum of three HIM
tina, date layal - py us certain pronissory note of
o,nn,,n, 2" u SAD Patrick t.hey ar Lo,rar co. "a,
amount ~ SIN months from M. aieI- ior t't
delivered Patirk Inn, - 1dLe Thereof, executed and
secure the pavnnsn "a OF La Sale county Illinois 4,
OF that date, which said Trust n, '7Iui Trust Deed
o. page 20 Of tho La Sale Conpfy pOl"ta IN DOCK
srr,sI r eoh'ey ing l" sud Dunn Tho f,ou;,, az
shree, - m the town Of Mendoza CONT 10 twenty
t'e % limos IN trust, Tor the follovin, ie ana
AZ 80 d'ianit 'c made IN the payment Of ,,id INIT
,t OF ne Interest thereon then ON The ~ any
uon Of the legal holder Of sjI moi - "a lie appiica-
5ih. notice IN newspaper printed il, - So pun
.aIl H. 49,; 'hiSS before the day Of such sale r,i,
- 'I aln Premises and al right and emit, tilI
Ii'h OF sad Terney his heirs and ,si - reshp-
au'u'' at the south door II Tho o. a. - pun
Incn,,If, % me highest bidder for ,.. M tho -
purchaser a lat anu u execute ami q or TO tho
irT..e.I. q G Oi the premises sold and ont ~ H.
% sdIi sale t. I.y al cost. of ,,I,.r,i VI
the day Of sI - anu IN" amount due on aid r9e h.,
Ieafhey; and, upon a further r,, "a any 10 sald
So - !" rec'f'es SAID promise Ana l r ~ ~; ~,
sul decd released all ft. l,-I.,. 'I ''n carney IN
homestead Exemption laws p tl ~ anu aii Vi inc
Ana whereas default has l.een mad. i 81, -
'i noe: ana the same still remains ,lu am ,,sHI "a
@ Id'i4,N f"he! the Isiyee. s' being tie biSsr ,,
owner OF SAID mote, has ma 3. application. o. vr ana
i'i' state To make the amount u Nancy ri saN'
s;lG deed; and whereas there IS no. dts and ,.i i IA
dollars. ''''''i ana Twelve to-lvo
NJ" therefore n>tice is hereby given ,I,,, in - r.,
t i' PVT '@T'tilnfl ia said deed and in me ye,,
80, m Gay ct"hcr let, 1864 ~ The .,l,,b t..,- ~
W Ourt lie'isr ~ Ottawa. il said couutv =, -
~ 81 'a!i day. offer for sale and viii " - - =
-, "t CASH the sad premises together ,,tb Ill d.
IN ih'S "f redemption II said Patrick Te1rnav
n'- ~" twenty tt,T--r -. in H.. TO-, hN 70, III
~ ' 'i'f R'io''' ar above aud in .qi decd So, s,r,b
Gay ,rfpv . d. PATRICK DUNN, Trustee &c
'''3"a' sept ';h, lsCi-3,y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
COOKING STOVE!
For Jrood and -fatArdcite or Btup'i"ous Coal.
IMPROVED IN 1859,

|
! tion OF III. Cclebrdied Pnt|nt Double
| Sheet Bottom FIue.
TTENTIos is invited to the following points Of
Aperiority.
LIST. DURABurr.-Las:ing, with proper care, at least
Q, wears. Stoves are now in that up in
1888.
2d, MAsuyAcruRE-Every portion of the Stove is
thoroughly constructed Each is submitted 10
critical test, and none ork, unless com
p!eteiy and perfectly finished.
Sd cAPAcrr.-Baking, broilins, boiling, roasting,
and al! other culinary operations, performed at the
sase time barrel of -four baked into bread with
! single fire.
9TH, EcU.oHy-saving the Of the stove in or 8
years in the item of fuel.
9Th rESrILATIoS OF OvES.-1n the Stewart Stove
alone the front open directly into the (prs
tected by letters patent) securing direct draft
through the tip Of the oos, By means Of perforated
holes in the doors and back fues. 1t Will be borne in
mind that as the heated air always rises, this method
Of ventilation is the only OF any val lie whatever
9Th. ENTIRE CONTROL OF HEAT--The heat generated
by the store nay held therein and used tkr0ua
INTO the roorn ct pleasure.
9Th The DOUBLE SHEET eorToN FLus-By which
COMPRISING and inverting action OF heat is obtained
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by any other known invention.
sth BReuISG-Perrormed on the top and Without the
possibility Of smoke entering the room.
9th Hor WATER RESERVOIR AND WARsTse CLosET.-
Both useful and convenient supplied by tn. waste hea
! and without fuel.
10th. WATER BACE.-An arrangement fer supplying
hot wat,y for the bath equal to any
sx-s Sold by all dealers, on a trial Of months; with
a written guaranty for that period II asked.
ty- Beware OF the numerous worthless imitation.
now in market See that the ma 80: P. P. Stewart,
and Of the manufacturer. are or c. tstoye No ether
i. genuine,
~ Descriptive pamphlets ,c-e mail to any ad
dress. Agencies in all the princ ral cities and towns
IN the United States, Address,
FULLER, WARREN CO, Troy, " y,
sole Manufacturers and Proprietors CT the Clinton
Stove Works.
Fer sale in Ottawa erly by JOHN MANLET.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
Administrators Notjcc

.,rr II U U'NILL J.. IiLFN, Urlylsrn
M Gid' eIsiied having. been appointed
- the E'taie Of Daniel /. Tyler LIT. Of IN, r
- ~i hiat" oi Ll. is dcce-.,I hereby rive, ,;ic
uitt he VIII appear before tn, CotInty C,.r, - ~,
county,. at thu Court H,u,e in O,,,yy5 -. - "a -1AI.
Term On the Third Monday in Nav.rahar next ~ ,Ii
en- on Prem iting claims against said E.tat. are no
me same adjusted Al persons iud.f r. s,i T,n,5
are requested to make immediate PAYMENT To the md
Dated this 10th o-y If September A. D 1851
OH Olson. fr 4 lu!iui,tr,,gr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TxGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Patent

Never fails to satisfy those who give them thor
ough trial. and " hcrever Introduced rapidly
supeTsedlIg all others
They possess the merit Of simplicity and
ease o: manager ent that fifteen minutes
instruction VIII enable any one 10 them
co successfully. The following some their
points Of excellence:
III They have a Straight Needle and Shuttle
49, which is Acknowledged to be the only true
> principle for perfect Sewing Machine.
They make the Lock or shuttle Stitch alike
- both sides, and flr Economy in Thread.
- Strength, Durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- OF Finish as superior 10 any other Stitch used
r, They simple in construction, easily
~ understood, readily ad justed and kept 10 or
/ - der without taking apart or moving screw
The Tension is Superior to any other
K use. Uneyenucss or knots in the thread On
= not cause II 10 operate with IrregulaTIir.
The Fred u perfect, Accurste IN its orera
- tIon, and warranted to Tuu twO years without
u requiring TO be taken -o4t, cleaned re
paired.
/ = They are adapted 60 all ki:.ss Of SEWN.
and are strong and durasi- IN all rherr parts.
This is important. for even llgtt work will
- soon cause frail machine 20 operate with
- uncertainty. and require frequent and ex-
pensye repairs. The Weed viii las. life
lII time and keep IN order
They Stitch Hem. Braid Fell, Cord, EiEG
% AID Gather without bastIng.
They do not break the thread. SKIP stitches,
- nor form chain ridge on the uuders.Ge Of
4 cloth. They viii sew over gathers and
a., seams without breaking the tArcrd OF rrdul--
LII ing change Of tension.
L Thev use six, Cotton and Linen Threads
r equally well.
q They are the only machine using WsrD's
=. PATENT THEEAD Co>TRoLLEE There IS 10
~. other apparatus far the CUnlro! Of the Slack
L. thread equal 10 II.
N Every Machine Is Warranted.
Families and Manufacturers will find the
lli most Profitable Machines for use owiH. TO
their always keeping il repair and working
! order, aud their srea. speed and ease Of man
agemcnt
IL Forty per cent. more work can be done in a
- wears time on the w ccL,' than On any
~ other Sewing Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
OF ANY AND ALL OTHER IANCFAC-
" TUE. TO 30 A LARGE \ RANCE or
WORK A. Can EASILY II DONE On
- THESE MACHINES.
IAN orders or communications from
Inf Families, T4IIors, Seamstresses, Clcthiers
49, Harness Makers, &c, ia the country, will re
nj ceive prompt attention. Descriptive Cir
- eular and Samples Of Work vii be sent on
- receipt OF letter stamp Collections made on
& Delivery OF Machines, If desiTcd, so that the
purchaser NEED NOT PAY FOR TuEN Until THEY
RECEIVED.
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. & git.
OFFICE 81 Hl>iiINGvor III.
p. o. Drawer t212. CHIC 60 ILL.,
AGENTS WANTED-rhrsughoutM Michigan,
Indinnd, Illinois, Wisconsin,, Minnesota Iowa. Mis-
soUri, Kaasas and Xebraska.
5 ZIMMERMAN, Agcnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
Administrative Notice.

Es7.TE or KEE c. LEGgUisi. rE-E,sED.
'E'h Undersigned having bean appointed Administrator
81 the Estate Of liver e l. guam late Of the county
OF la sal!e and state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby Civ
ny'e that he VIII appear tenrc the County Court Ia
'!r county ~ the Court House in Ottawa the October
Term on the Third N'ia1y in October next which
time all Persons having claims asa. said Estate are noti
he'i and requested 10 attend for the purpose II having the
sim adjusted All persons uoc' ted il Estate
lu@td ~ make iiumeiiate payment the Undersigned
Dated this 18Th iay Of August =. D. Is5i
THbNhS II MILAN. Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17

y. 3. Ny stoc. in tii: line i. than v- time,
large :. an o:her.tore in tosr, and all Orderci
last ,.i before the advance in prices ana Will 81 b.
sod ~ LAST YEAR, PRICES.
Sign o. ID. Book, -uaia .ytrc>t opposite Nan-;ca
House THOMAS ORION
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
TIE CHEAPEST
g a e a Ee 6 :

Z REseECTFuLLY INVITE TIE ATTEST IOS OF
NJ. PUB &c genera ly TO my eIi.n.y. and largest
SOC. n r..i. @!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17

noCT. BUTTS EXCELSIOR LINZ
- meat. For sale by FYGRIGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
HAVE WE A BOOK STORE
WALL PAPER DEPOT
ORTO\'S BOOKSTORE B

Paper Hangings, from One Shilling
to One Dollar a Roll, Suitable for
Parlors, Dining Rooms, kitchens,
Chambers and ceilings. Oak and
Marble Papers. with decorations,
for Churches, Public Halls, &c.
Gold Parlor Papers. Bordering
OF al styles. Cloth and Paper
Window Shades and Fixtures.
Cords and Tassels. Buff and
Green German Linen for shades.
Paper Curtains of all kinds. Sat
in Green, Gold Borders, PIoin and
Figured, DC, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17

This justly celebrated tonic, corrective and atera
tive composed entirely % nerb. efwcll known med
ical virtue, the etc: Of whose co1bnttcI has been
practically tested With such universal SUCCESS
for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17

JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. git.
OFFICE 81 Nl>HIN<.EpS III.
=. o. praw- t2I2- CHIC AGO ILL.
AGENTS ghout Michigan,
Indinnd, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-
soUri, Kansas and xebraska.
: ZIMMERMAN, hgcnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17
SICKLE FACTORS

Every variety OF Grain Grass Sickies, Moving
Knives, Sections and RIEets, constantly hand or
made 10 order, and warranted 20 g!Te satisfaction
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-17

Dyspepsia. Sersr end tgve Depression %
Spirits, GenergI De5iItp, Nervousness,
Constipation, L:cer Complaint, Cole,
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

MACMILLAN AND THE MExIcASs--We pub
lisbed in yesterdays edition an interesting ac-
count, from our special correspondent In Eexi-
CO, Of the arrival Of the new Emperor and En-
press Of that now empire at Vera Cruz, and OF
their reception by the people. II Is remarked
that in no wise did the subjects OF MaximIilsn
demonstrate any joy at his arrival. They were
or course curious TO have look at the impe-
rial couple, but beyond this were a calm and
impassible a. though bora In those cold 10
eions which gave his Majesty birth, instead Of
under the tropical rays OF Old Sol. Ever most
ostentatiously polite where ladies are con-
cerned, the kexicans on this occasion seemed
10 havo laid aside their usual affAbility 70 the
fair sex, a. far as the Empress wss concerned
They stared at her, but gave no welcome
Shocked, no doubt, at this reception, their Ma
jcsties hastened away nom Vera Cruz They
would not linger TO psrtake In tho festivities
which the French had prepared for them. Pre-
textng fear Of Yellow Jack, on won't The i'm
rcrial cortege 40 Soledad. Even tho priests
VITO In tho Cathedral were waiting to bless the
new ooners, were ignored Ia their has,y re-
treat
To the unprejudloeo the reception Of Maxi
milan at Vera Cruz paints in dark colors the
real position Of the Intruder. The people OF
Mexico do not want this man 10 rule over them,
and, spite Of French intncat!ons aud French
brihes, they have shown this beyond all doubt
II the new Emperor was thus received In Vera
Cruz, seaport, place where the influence Of
The foreigner il more readily acknowledged,
what must be expect from those Of his SUBJECTS
who wi II not come under this influence. Naught
but hatred and determine opposition. The
Mexicans are evidently averse 10 the ruler
forced upon them w the bsyonets Of the
French, and they win plot and rebel against
him until the time shall have arrived when We
snail ooGe forward and rad Mexico Of thoss
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

UxrAmNnss or TIE Moon Tar Senator
Wilson has proposed 70 fx the income tax upon
salaries sbove six hundred dollars at Ave PER
cent This ID without exemption or dissrimi-
nation in any oase, and will reach most Of the
mechanics in the North, nearly all Of whom 70
ocive shove two or two and half dollars per
day. BY the operation Of this Law ~ proposed
10 be amended, Aad ~ now existing, the bur
then falls alike upon the man Of family and the
man without encumbrance-- the head Of
family comprising three, Dve OF ton persons,
relying solely upon tho husbands and parents
income for support a upon the thoughtoss
bachelor with neither chick nor child. This
10 hard upon the man Of family, and unfair and
unjust as . measure Of taxation Mr.. Wilson,
while engaged upon the subject, might make
some suggestion o. discrimination meeting the
csss. and yss not impair toe amount et revenge
" be received rom the Income tax,
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Tue GOLD Bill This measure, which now
only requires the signature OF the President 10
become q law will. in all likelihood, II II re-
cevee that signature. have very singular
eject upon the country, md an effect that its
or ginators do not contemplate. II renders I'm
possible any transaction Of business in The ordi-
pary mercantile way. No one can promise 10
pay bis debts with any reference 10 the uni
versslly accepted standard Of value, and Il
must therefore snnibilate healthy credit II
the State banks understand their real position,
and act properly at the present time, the con.
sequence Of th remarkable piece of legislation
must. therefore, be TO restore 10 the country =
gold and silver currency. And this restoration
WI put he government currency before the
people u An unpleasant light; Tor whereas we
nov have . rovernnent dollar and count Q
gold dollar 10 worth one hundred ard ninety
eight ceuts We sball tnen have gold dollar,
and count government zone dollar" ~ worth
8ry GEMS. This vii make the truth dissgrces-
by plain Dui The effect Of this will be good
on government stocks Ttese now soil at one
hundred Aod W PEI cent lp curren@--thst is,
. hdrd he interest 81 which IL payable 10 gold,
sells ~ ffty per oent But The government
bonds oTe worth at least eighty per cent, and
tho chlnees that DE Gold bill will indece pay
osrry suem I'D 10 thai