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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

Case OF Dyspepsia Of sixteen years
sasndIak cured by ons boz Of T. N. sharp's esls-
bratsa Pills. Read the tsstimsny ,-'' PhIlaasi
phiA, Feb, sth, 1854. Mr.. Jsaa ). Krsmsr--Dea
niri have bees = sufferer ffoz that meet hsrrid
disease, Dyspepsia, for siHtesu years; bat afssr
usibE the ons boK Of 7. n shssp's Pills whish 1
purchased Of you some three weeks age, klsl a.
I'll had catered iato new lifs--my gsasraI health
has Improved. nay appetite has IsersAsed. and al.
togsthsr fssi Iks new man. | take pleasure is
Recommending them to the public - safs aaa re-
llsbls. Yours truly, o. T. FORBES, Nc. ~
Chestnut Street., PhllAaslph;A"
/, Price 81 bsx. Sold BY druggists everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER, PtiAslpsa Agent,
l0a 0hsstnat Street. Pluaiadsiphia.
mayl4,u em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

NOTWITHSTANDING salesman in q
Dry Goods or Grocery Store, BY young
man thoroughly conversant with bust
ness. Good references, ifrequired. ADJ
dress NJ. e. D., at tho Journal Office
iel0-d4t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

BosroS, Jane l5-Ths cargo Of the
prize steamer Grey Hound vas sold at
auction today. Tho total amount real
ixed from che cotton on board was FIVE
husdrsd thousand dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

WASHINGTON, June I5-Bids for the
Seveaty-6Ve Million Loan to-day aver
aged from par to s per cent premium.
Offers averaged II to 5 per cent premi-
nm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

DES- Rsmeber the highest price 10
paid for Government Drafts on Wash.
ington, vouchers, gold, silver, demand
notes, uncurrent money, &c, at Cope
lands Savings BaAk, No. 4 Fizst street
DIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
NEW MUSIC.

Camp Troubles,
Harkl The hagls sounds;
Aibaugh schottish, by Minningsr.
Our Generals Waltz. by Soldier,
When the night Winds are stIll, dustt,
Whea you and were boys, words By GeorSs P.
Morris,
Polka Waltz, by MInninrer.
Do They Think Of me at Heo.--tha meat han.
u'ul transcription OF this song Of any yet pub
hsas1-py Ft'i' ehAA' AAshews. Fer sale by
Jane 18th. WARREN ccNYNaTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.


Nnryeyor's Once.
Evansville. Ind, June 4th, 1884.
CHALEn PROPOSALS win be resolved At this
- ofaee until the 3oth day Of the present month
for Boarding Nursing, &c., with medicine aud
medical attendance, for sick and disabled seamen
At this pert for enc year from the 30sh DAY Of
June 1864, TIL the frat day Of July, 1855
The successful bidder will be required TO give
surety for the faithful Performance 81 his con-
tract jue-td A. L. ROBINSON sarvWcr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

GoxE HoNE.-CoL Harvey, who has
been sojourning for a week OF more in
this city and Henderson, has returned to
Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHTn0iAss.--If yoa wish 70 pursbsss pure
Drug, Medicines, and Chemicals At . saaii al
vance on Eastern prices, 80 and sxamins EEIIEa
A wHITH's stock, where you viii hnd svsry asn.
ols that is needed By the pross.ion, and - prices
which cannes nll 70 give satisfaction. Their
Store IL At No. - MaIa street. msysdAwf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
WILLIAM REAvIs,
.ffornav NJ Iaw a,a e nf.gv

WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney nc Law and D. 8. Claim
Agent,
Il authorized ~ the Geyernmsnt 70 procure Pea
stone, Bounty Money, Back PAY, Bounty Land
Claims for HsaSEs aud other PnornarY Destroyed
while in - service Of the oovsrumsut, and all
claims, " whatever kind or nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged soldiersi
by al amsndmsat to the Bounty Law, passed At
The last session Of Congress, San soldiers or
other persons who Aave bees ~ sAsH hereafter be
discharged within two years nom thu date ofthslF
enlistment, By reason efwsunds received II battle,
shall receive tbs Bounty shsugA thsy
served two years"
Once c5iS Msln Street, ever Ksilsg's 0un ssors.
opposite the coars Houss, HvAnsvilis. IzdiAaa.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
nA-aood references given n required. nhzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

EUREKA log LEsoSADE Hermann
has on hand and viii continue to keep
Eureka Ice Lemonade. janeT-lw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS.
Remember.

THAT JOHN F. GLovER, Lunssr Dealer.
Il corner Seventh and Main Streets ksspa the
largest stock Of DooR& SASH, and BLINDS IN
Evansville buses &Aw1m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
FIRE LIMITS.

~ City Council At their r~vutar r.sstinr On
Aencsy. J1ss 9Th, for permissioa 10 repair q
rams stable situate On my premises On Fcurth
sSrse< essvSss LcsSwt and Walnus.
Jus ~ SOSEPH NTCHTERN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

BosToS, June l5---Adam Coogiu was
to-day chosen U. 5. Senator from New
Hampshire in place Of Mr.. Hale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

One Of Hunnewsfi's Great Remedies.
HUHNEwELLB T0LU ANoDTEE.- This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has earned Its true nams and fans By results
which has bafisd every other attempt At relief In
Esar~lefa, Ehsssaftsai Goak, RsFsoss Head AeAe,
Tssh aad Kas AsAs, Bosssi csnzSlaiats. HgEeria,
Dss&sas aJssy EatsHs. Loss Of Sleep Gsssraf Esvs~s
Bsbfifsg. Parsxissss ia RhSepi.g Cough, sd AsthEaa
nov declared TO be largely Rsrrous. For the pains
In MoHihly Asnstssatio~ perfect relief, whils ma
lures afsrwork 10 unaistuTbsd, aad ena Of itn
meet Important pointa.
This valuable preparation shsuld be In svsry
Family, description equals its real nsossslty
" Its splsadld results.
,. L. HUHEEwELL, Proprlster.
.se Commercial Wharf. Boston.
HD-For sale ~ all wholesale and retail dealers
KELLER A WHITE, Agents.
novls-1m Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
TOIHX.
Dr. 81. Anders l. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

feline watsF acts upen the Heart, Liver, KID
ssys, Digestive Organs, and Glandular system.
The success which has attended the II this
remedy In private practice, sad The sndSrnnsnt
Of ma dlcal authority. enable ~ 10 recon mead II
- The practitioner snd the public, feeling con-
ndsnt that with fair trial II will attest its
szeellsuee IN the eafa Of chronic diseases which
iadicAts Iodine, spch serofaiA. Bronchitis skin
Eruptons, Heart. Liver, and kidney Dresses,
kervons Afsctions, Neuralgia, Ehsamstism, pys-
pepsia, Debility. syphilis, ste.
Physicians maF rely up9n the nhifsrm strength
81 Iodine Water - contAiniuK three qsAfter
grains PvRz Iodins In each auid-oanes FpnE va
YER, salssHi kttss ussd II IL not liable 20 de-
rsmpositfen span faceonaiy- Termed isesuAll-
eiss neither i tho Iodine exydned nor neutral
ins9 BY combination With any ingredient, which
render this ISOLATION Superior 70 aay athsr msthod
o. exhibiting iodine.
Fall directions accompany cash bottle, that II
szy Be used - family medicine IS veil a. ~
she profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On resetpt Of ays
dollars, six bottles delivered Tszs By express 10
any address.
Beware Of ceaaisrt,its and Tmitatfons which
unrFaeipied dealers endeavor 10 dispose Of on oul
reputation. Ses eur signature and trade mari
(khs Greek werd beading this edrersiaemsntl
upan the labels and wrappers ef each bottle, with.
Get which acne is genuine.
circulars gratis.
On. II. ANpERs q CO.,
Fhyaicians azd Chemists.
No. t2s Broadway, New York.
us dAwsm sp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
c0LGATE,s HONEY SOAR.

This eslsbrsssd Toilet Soap, in sash unI-
vsrsai demand, Is msas frons ths choicest ma
tsriAlE, Is mtId and enaoIlisnt IA It's aaturs,
fragrantiy scented. and sxtrsmsly bsns
neiaI in its astios upon the skIn. For sale By
prnrnisfa and FansF Gonda Dsalsra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
Oily NEWS.

nE see FIRST and Fousth Pagss for
tntsrestinK News, sTfsssltanys As.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

TalIAndigham on his Way 10 Day.
ton, Ohio.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-Vallsndigham
arrived at Hamilton, Ohio. this morning
and made speech in the Public Square
He left in the afternoon train for Day
ton. There was q good deal of excite
ment at Hamilton during his stay there.
The 9th Ohio regiment, Guthrie Greys,
of Cincinnati, arrived here to-day TO be
mustered out of service. 8 grand re-
eeption was given them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
PROF. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This ass0nishiEg prspaFstioz
will, by Natures own Process, RE-
store Gray Hair TO the Original CoIeT.
win mAks Is grew on Bald Heads.
VIII rsstors ths Natural sserstioHs.
VIII rsmsss at eHes all Itching.
VIII Fsmsvs ali DasdruG.
VIII sars ali Eruptiohs-evsn soAlk lead.
VIII make the Hair son And Giossy.
VIII preserve the Color Of usir 10 Old Ags.
VIII always Faaten It. and step IL Falling.
And 10 ems Of she b4st Toilet Articles fer The
Hair nov Ia use.
Thousands OF Soldiers In the ARM
nays testified to the above, who had bsc0ns Era
snd lest their Hair ~ Sickness change % climate
aHd inattsntion, While performing camp daty.
As Restorative and dressing II has sqnsl-
KELLER WHITE,
WhoiAsaie aad Retail Aasnta fer EvansvfHs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

American Cancer Champion. --DR.
HKBDERE has located In the city Of Quiney,
uiissls, Ne. LOG Main Street, Third door above
Quincy House. 0fies ever J. n. Dayton's beck
store
He claims 70 Be the King Of Cancers and ell
kinds Of Fever sorss, such as White Swelling and
Bone Diseases, ssrefalA. Piles Sore Eyes IN their
weFst stages, Liver Complaints. Consumption,
Female Weakness. aad salt Rhsum. Teitss.
Rheumatism, &e., As.
The Doctor bseams master Of tbs above diseases
while travelling through Europe and Amsriea. and
be nov stands At the head Of his profession both
in Europe aud AmsFisa. The Deetor will take
pleasure in showing his visitors certificates Of the
above diseases where they have been given up as
insurAbls By the best physicians il zee soSnsry.
The Doctor aise guarantees cure In aiI eases
vhsrs the patient lives up 10 thu dirsesions.
The patlsas viii please correspond weekly, civ.
ing true statement Of the ease. Ne.
aS- The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted Ia from four 70 twensJ-fe1r
hours, without instruments or pain, or a drop 81
bleed. msyI1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
River News.


ARRIVALS.
BEiliAnt, Sew Orleans Clara Pc. Pstt.hsrx
J 3. Gilmore. Nashv. Lshsrty Ne :, Ic-isv
IefAseoa, Louityills Nestage, uen4eraoa
tsea- hAiisck, head- Asilie hyeEs, Pitash
DEPARTURES.
Brilliant, Loaisviiss Cara Pee. ST Louis
J. 3. Gllmore, Louisv Armada Cairo
Gsa. Hsiieck. Head. Llberfy No 4 Memnhi.
TArsScan, Louisvilta Cottage. Hsnasrson
SsiIls Bysga, St. Leafs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

The river was about al stand yesier-
day, and is still falling above.
There Was some little life on the levee
yesterday il eOnssq renee OF the arrival
and departures Of several fns boats
The Brilliant arrived, early yesterday
morning, from New Orleans on the 7sh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
IOWA POTATOES.

no Sacks On band and fer sale By
lOO REILLY Co,
SunsFR - Aatn street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

A New Thing Under the sznI
In its ehocts-Ins tsntanseus-
In Tvs soloring power matches.
In all It's ingredients-vcgstahis.
In its operAtioa-natnrzi.
In its eeautifying rsszlts-snaursng
Ia its tsHdsndsney-pres
In It's pepuIArisy-unsquailsd.
cRIsTODoRO's HAIR DYE
Is PrsDouneed both by the Weird Of Science and
werld Of FAshiss, the anest preparation ever Ia
vented BY art to rsssify the short semisgs Of Ma
turs. Manufactured BY J. GRIsTADoRo, Ne. 8
AssCr Eszss, New York. Sold by all Druggists
Applied By al HAIR Droszsrs max7a I'm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13


The Copperbead platform Is more remarkable
for what il omits than what it contains. Look
at it,
lst. 1t says nothing in favor of the Monroe
Doctrine-not a word.
ID. II says not a word in favor of suspendine
the operations Of the draft for 5O0,0 900 men
50; IL says not word against the Bmanclpa-
ton Proclamation
an. Not a word against employing negro sol
diers or sailors to fight the Rebels
ON. Not word against wiping out slavery by
ihe military blows or by change Of the Consti-
9Th. Not word against General Buffers ia
nous COn'rlbaud doctrine.
7th. Not a word against the Amnesty ProcIa.
mation,nur against the Republican Congressional
plan of RcCOusu nctiOn.
hth. Not a word against the COufscatOn of
the property Of Rebels-rea or personal.
9th. Not word in favor Of returning conGs-
Gated property 30 the Rebels
lOh. Not y word against the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave law.
llth Not word against the abolition of
slavery in the District OF Columbia
18th. Not word against the Congressional
prohibition of slavery in the Territories.
18th. Not word against the tax law, passed
by Republican Congress.
18th. Not word in favor of repudiatng the
national debt
10th Not a word against jeff Davis or tho
Rebellion.
10th Not a word in favor of State soyercisnty
and the right of secession.
18th. Not a word against "coercing sovereign
states, or against "holding the Union together
by Federal bayOnets"
18th. Not word in favor of paying the Rebel
debt.
10th. Not word in favor Of encouraging white
lRboring emigration from Europe.
10th. Finally-nOt word in favor of going on
with the war in case the proposed armistlce fails
TO bring tho Rebels back into the Union.
A platform so contemplate and cowardly was
never presented to party in this country
or any other in this age, or in any are of the
world.
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"A writer in an English journal says :--"I
have lived on horeback for the last forty-hve
years have ridden through Arabia, Persia, and
Crcassia; have possessed and ridden borses of
Europe, Asia, Africa, and America; and |
concur in Mr.. DickinsoD's views. what is re-
quired to constitute a good roadster and cavalry
bOrso9 He should have strength Of loins,
making him quick in getting his hind legs
under him, which gives freedom and rapidty to
his fore legs; hts neck should be arched, he
should have free shoulder action, aud il is
essential that he should bend his knee which
causes him TO slightly draw his foot back in put
ting II down, making bis action firm and sure
and thus when his blood is mp The swalloweth
the ground. Such horse obeys the motion Of
the rider. making the horse and rider one-a
quality essential in the horse Ot the dragoon
whom using his sword. Such horse joyously
reminds the rider that tho celebrated description
Of the horse in job, though poetic, is na more
poeucal eXaggeration. IL is the picture Of the
true horse"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

First Collection District OF Ponnsyiv sna comprising the
Second, Third, FOURTH Fnh, Sixth and Eleventh Wards
OF tho City Of Philadelphia,
NOTICE.
Tho ANIMAL Assessment for 1854 for the above
District persons liable to Carriages Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables aud Gold and Silver Psto and
also ofpersous required take out Licenses having been
completed
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Taxes Aforesaid win be received daily by the
Undersigned between the hours Of "a, NJ. and ?. M
Sundays eNceptodD at the once, No SN CHESNUT
Street, aoor on and amer THURSDAY September
I, and until and including SATURDAY, September %,
ensuing.
PENALTIES
All persons who fsio pay their Annual Taxes upon car
rages pleasure yachts, billiard tables gold and silver plate
or before the oath day Of september 1854 win incur
penalty often per ccntum additional the amount thereof
and be liable to costs. provided Tor In the ath Section
Of the Excise Laws ofJuly I, lsSs.
All persons who In like manner shall fall TO take out
their licenses, regulated By law on or before the sih
day Of September, 1864 will incur penalty Of ten por
cenum additional Of the amount thereof and DO subject
10 prosecution for three times the Of said tax In
accordance with the provisions Of tho 59th tho
law aforesaid.
All payments required TO be made In treasury Notes.
under authority Of the United states or Ia notes Of Banks
organized under the act provide National Currency
known "a National Ranks.
no FURTHER NOTICE WILL NE GIVEN
JESPER HARDING,
Collector,
scl-2lt No. 3Oi CHEsSUT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
A Cont Of Arms for sommna.

Professor Mahan writes to the Aymy and Naval
journal Of this week as follows
As high officers Of the British army and navy
have presented Mr.. Semmes with a sword of
honor as testimony of their distinguished appre-
ciaton of his many remarkable, daring exploits
IN the alabama, and have thus virtually adopted
him among the chivary of Great Britain, nothing
would seem to remain now, to make the whole
matter complete, but for Her Most Gacious Ma
jesty, the fountain of all honor, to issue her com
mands TO the Earl Marshal, to cause to be pre-.
pared for the recipient of this high mark of dis
tinction, suitable coat Of arms, by Garter King
at Arms.
As the name of Semmes, although belonging
to the +. +. VS., may not possibly be found in
"Burkes Peerage" among the historic families,
his arms will probably have to be those of CAS-
sumption Permit me- then, to suggest TO the
Chief Herald of England the following blazoning
as suggestive of the deeds of Mr.. Semmes -
"yOR TN SHIELD.
Common Charges.-Dexter chief, a merchant ship in
hames Sinh ter chief, three chronome crs Dexter bn
Af9haHld sinking. Sinister base, small boat with
covered up In the bottom. baton bend, sinister
couped, TO indicate the legitimacy Of the chvary Of
Semmes
"Crest "A haros mead; to show his iectness In run
ming away from his pursuers, and gaining plsco of
safety from which he could not be wsrmed out.
'hantle-A pea-ackot OF Confederate grey.
"SupporteTs.-rhe English lion rampant, be1ring the
English flag; and dcerhound rampant, bearing the
Royal Yacht Club flag.
"Scroll-The rose, shamrock, thistle, and palmetto
leaves in frscta.
'Motto-De Profundls CLAIMANT
For the historifying, the Garter King will
please consult Captain Winslow's dispatches.
Respectfully, yours, ID. II. MAHAN.
West Point, September 5, 1864"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
Imnortnnce orAtInnin.

Jefferson Davis, in recent speech at Macon,
Georgia, ayowed that Atlanta was the military
key of the continent, and must never be given up.
Its typographical relations, as the centre of the
entire railroad system Of the South, as the
boundary mark between the grain growing and
cotton growing districts of the slave States, as
the apex of that triangular mountain region,
nounced the natural fortress of the Union, from
which the Gulf States could always be controlled,
together with the immense magazines, stores,
and workshops which have been collected there,
completely justify this opinion OF the astute
tary aspect is tenfold more important than
Richmond.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
A CamDaign JOkel

EscAPED. - "Spriggles," who figures" so
largely among Washington punsters, inquiries -
Since Mcclellan spits upon the Chicago pla'-
form, does he expect TO rate (erpectorate) as a
sound Democrat -
"sPriggles" has escaped through the lines to
avoid aTTest-TNafi0Hal Republican,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13

limited STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
u or PENNSYLVANIA, SCT
10 THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DisTRICT
or rENhBi LyANIA,
WHEREAS The District Court OF the United state, in
and for the Eastern District Of PENNSYLVANIA rightly aud
tates Of America hath decreod all persons in who
forty bales ofcotton Of sale thereof
captured by the steamer "AroOstoOk" OF
Lieutenant Commanding brough into this district to be
monshed cited. and called to Judgment, at the time and
Oustice SO RECURRING You are, therefore, charled aud
siIcty enolned and commanded that you omit not but
that by publishing these presents In at least two OF the
q, dsily newspapera printed and published in the city
do monsh and cite. or cause to be monshed and cited
peremporily, all persons in general who have, or
said forty three Baes Of cotton, and he proceeds
Of 2n es sale thereof 70 appear before tho Honorable
at the District Court room in the city OF Phia-
6epes on ne t%Sn,e5h N day 9eT publication Of these
following between the usual hours of hearing causes
a reasonable and lawful excuse, II any they have,
why tho said forty-hree bales Of cotton should not be
same, of the United States aud goods
OF their enemies OF Otherwise liable and subject to con
domination, TO be adudged and condemned as good and
lawful prlzes and further to do and receive in this
behalf TO justice shall appean. Aud that you duly
Intimate, or cause TO be ntimated unto al persons aoro
said generally 90 whom by tho tenor Of these presents
and plsce above mentioned, appear and shall moi
show reasonable and Lawful 10 the contrary,
dicaton the sad capture, and may pronounce that
the said forty three bales ~ cotton aud the pro-
ctcds OF the sale thereof did belong, at the time
Of The capture Of The same, 70 the enemies of the
United States NJ America and goods Of their
enemies or Otherwise, liable and subject to conhsca-
tOn and condemnation, 10 be adudged and condemned
LAWFUL prize the absence, rather contumacy of the per-
Cted and intmated In wise Notwithstanding
and that you duJ certify to the said District Court what
you shall do In the premises together with these presents
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
of the said Court Philadelphia this ninth day of
September, j. 1884, and In the eighty-nlnth year OF
the Independence Of the said United States
seiO-3t c.. FOX, Clerk District Court.
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TREAS URY DEPARTMENT..
AUGusr ~, 1864.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THREE YEARS SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER /, 1881.

THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER l, 1851.
Holders of Seven Thirty Notes. dated October l. 1851
arc hereby notified that they may be presented mmo-
dlAely amount bo exchanged for Six Per Cent
Bonds falling duo after June 20, 1881.
Tho interest the Seven Thirty Notes will bo settled
sp to date OF maturity, October and the Six Per Cent
Bonds viii bear full coupons from JtlyI
The adjustment OF interest will be made by deductlns
from the OF interest found due on the Seven
Thirty Notes up October l. the interest accrued on the
Blk PSr Cent Bonds Juy 10 October the balance
win be transmitted by the Treasurers coin dram lmmo-
diAtoly upon settlement.
The following regulations in relation to endorsements
mus, be carefully observed:-
Whore notes transmitted for settlement vera issued
payable to order, and held and transmitted by tho
original owners they must be endorsed bv them PaY to
the Secretary Of the Treasury for redemption bonds
Will Issue In their name.
Where notes payable to order hrld by other parties
than the original owners the notes tho endorse
ment of the original owners and also endorsed by
present owners PAY to the Secretary tho Treasury for
redemption"
For issued in blank endorsed "Pay to the Secro
tay of the Treasury for redemption bonds will be ssued
to the parties transmitting them, and in such manner az
they may direct
When notes endorsed transmitted by an attorney
administrator. executor, or other AGENT thoy must be
accompanied by duly cerined copy certificate Of the
authority under which he acts In all cases by letter
stating the kind egsteTed or ooupOn) and the deuomna
ton Of the Six Per Cent Bonds wanted in exchange.
When Registered Bonds ordered parties should state
at which Of the following places they the interest
paid viz; New York. Philadelphia, Boston, baltimore
New orleans, Chicago, st. Louis, or Cincinnati.
W. p. FESsBNDEN
RuJO 3u Secretary Of the Treasury