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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-12

CoNcoRD, Nov. 9th.-The vote of one
hundred and thirty-two towns foots up
as follows: Lincoln, 25,74s; Mcclellan,
23,6S9.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-12

CA1Ro Ql), Nov. 10 Everything
passed off quietly on Tuesday. Cairo
CITY gave Mcclellan 1854 majority; Marcea
county, 100 majority for Mcclellan; Cen
tralia, 800 Union majority; Williamson
county, small Union majorityi Union
county, $50 majority for Mcclellan; Mas
sac county, 1876 Union majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-12
THE DANGER NOT PASSED.

With the exception of the election excite
ment, there is absolutely nothing going on to
break the dull monotony Of life in San Fran
cisco this week. Business is at stand still,
and will remain so until the rains come-if
they erey come-and even the usual list Of
cases Of scan. mag. and petty crimes has
shrunken to a mere nothing. / have been up
night after night attending to election mat
tiers, and am worn out, SO must say, Adios.
ANTGO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-12

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 9th.-Returns from
all the towns in the State but one-give
Lincoln SOIL maj, and the soldiers vote
will increase il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
NEW YORK SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. 1861

opened, when they should At oncc risr. e~rh rirt
my his man, and firing A. II ~ deer whsh, t,r,
atiDerkts thon nselvce were orierrd TO svsit a csy
san sgn nciorc Airing. Tho sdvsncc II huab Sorys
py the rHeis was nearly rrnultaroons and tie
rcepeon they net bs1 similar -,iscf II all r. tnss
Not rsTiment but WA ,hinn~. hy the ~r,a ~re,
and not quad df our " OPS wavered Evev, the
weasee' rne-rs wcrc lnvulncrshlc and the hole
spser IN thcir mont, within range of our uncr ring
~ ichls was covered With dead and wour dcd,
"he lev VI our mei hsd fallen.
=, AZ was useless for tho rebel officers 10 url-~ on
usn nlcn' They refused 10 proceed, then ialt red
aHu n'I. borug attempted 70 rally brigade, hut
n 70 doing WAS shot through the shoulder, aud
eHtlca oH tne hold, dangerously wounded. Stewart
whs NOR. prudent. siid made ntts mt 10 check
u.u nleht tiil the fuctves had r,a.hsl IUint
"n,re thef were rste from our FIRE. Hero he sue
c.cicd N inducing bis men 70 try 40, o,id ch,t-gc,
MN gu lcOdn, and II was in this that he fell. at
INC mead OF his troops. The sccoud attack not
salI.r,en W the lcfi, Ne Lorile's command unuld
10 te rhlned. This attempt was n feeble one, alter
th' IA, OF Stewart aud Sicphen Lac, and ~ss Ic-
pulsed With N,tle lc~Ss
The victory was now cornrie.e; the v.n1' iished
Wrc "nct more in Atlanta, wh le ths deaf. i5J in
h'WI'L, were nearly all lving where they iel, as
were also large pumbers-ssy l,2O-we unjcd.
lNo toruer were bur1cd the latter iak cn care u,.
We cap'urcd lew unwounded prisoners, bsn picked
up iour or nvc retrneuial asys dropped b. ihc re-
treating UNrs. The wounIsl were all severely
iu-+I otl crs nsvins been carried off. sr walked
OIL 10 tie rear.
The rebel lcss Is estimated by Gcns-1's Howard
AMI Logan follows;
LorbS = tnrrs.. ........... ..O1 Loo
e,,Enrt's Ccfrs. s................IOo 5000
Apootts Cori,s. ................2 IS 200
Total. j..................7y &70
oNr loss will not quito reach 6,N, OF which sbcr
ninety were l1'led. The rebel army has been d, -
Pcicd to TIE cStcnt Of from 22.oNc 10 $1,000, snc
vic we ibh oi the present month iudsc. their los's q
rff fox.I A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
A letter dated August Sd, states /:
TIE REBEL INVASION.
I.afest Facts md itumoPs.

HarrisIYrg, "a, Avg. 5.--D 81 iches ceivcl
here at an early hour this morning, sate that the
rebels wero then crosdng the river at Hancock, aud
tina. they hsd driven Gen. Ayerill's pic kets into
Cumberland. A serni-of.cial dispatch roceive1
at A. N. conveys the intelligence that the rebels
occupied Hagerstown in forcs this morning. The
groatest CONSERVATION once more prevails among
the people in the southern portion of tho Cuuber-
land Valley. Farmers arc hurrying from thei.
homes With their stock and the population gener-
ally is reported 10 bo perfectly panic stricken by
this sudden and to them unexpected occupation
again Of the country by the rebels Gov. Curtin
has issued proclamation calling out thirty thou
sand militia.
sEOoND DISPATCH.
Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-From inform alton re-
csived last evening" from apparently reliabls su.
thorty, the order Of Gen. Couch has not bean Is.
sued unnecessarily. Amoog ts reporta which
srs bsssd good authority, is one that the rsbsls
Grussed the Posomse Rive = Hancock. yesssrdsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
From Europc.

Cdps Ies,Anrost Hh.--Thc steam shIp 7iHon's,
from southampton Goth uh~ passed his point a, /
o'clock to-day, ~ ,opts 10 New York
At the last sweden Of tho Houso Of Lords Lord
Campbell astci, whether tho treaties guaranteeing
Denmark possession Of sch,,rvig 'rerc now in
valid Until that roln, was settled. II would ho
impossible to 10 any hing restore Eassnd's In
fiucnce IN Europc.
Lord Granville rad The treaty offS 20 wrs inv,.
lii bu, the treaty Of 1853 was consd rcd binding.
II the House of Commons, Mr.. LIN ls-y .slsrd II
the sovcrnucn, intended. in concert with o!hor
Euopean powers, {, enicavrr to bi ang about q
SUSPENSION Of american hos,ihdesi
Lord Pi'merson lancnci the q, .rificc ~ nse
and property In America, hu, thong ht ,t prcsrnt
there wa no advantage to bc gained ~ noljuu-.
TIE INprrrNnrScs nndr says: Nj. sldcil lett
Paris q visit to Nfp Icon q, vichy.
The ffft sitting Of the rcrcc Conference was held
on the Goth. Counts Ec.chhrf, and . 7rsu,ark w.rc
present Nothing WIS known respecting ihc pro-
cceinys. THO following resolutions were unlni-
mou.ly carried in the stutaari Charihert:
We solo,nlv proics, ,ca At the rorcitic oc,u ~
ton 81 Kcnus.rir, hv H." PruR,ianf. and rc,, .-t
government. IN cuniune lou with other states TO
o.fo-e tt, Soi,sloo ~itn tao necessary means Tor
Tie purIOt'.
Vienna general correspondence says Of ~ sit
tngs q the Conference, that a 'ctln- OF Tire aus
tri,n, rruas,an and Danish Plcuipoicniiarics was
held on M missy. An interchange OF views took
r'arc which may influence future actual ncgo-
| usiions
The ports ofPortuyl WI hc opened s' or,iv f,r
the FREE Importation OF gria IN ,onse Iucnce Of th.
scarcity o. tho harvest.
The Turkish p're las cosod Tho rloicsi-,r, MIS-
son Establishment, srl arrested tho g. 1nvoris.
rroic9,sn,isin VAS greatly spreading amoig Mul-
sllmaus.
Major Gorions force N Chin, hrs been dif-
banded
Finance Rrport.
! Tor so'a cosri On ,ho 10Th nj 81 70 'or rru-cw
The advance OF the h,ulS rato 10 per cent. hal o
cArc, IN eue' ing tie demand for money.
| Confederate logn was quotcd 1T - 10 II.
| fric preferred shRfrs dccn~, -. per cent.
fpid up shHrva pc cont. Illinois Icntr., or,in-
mr., psr cent. I.i up, per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
RECON>rKt CTION o. STATES.
Protssf Of Ben. Wade md Iptrr Davis
Against tks Psesidcur's Pa.icy.
Yhn Nnr IL. n. Nn,a Ii 4 AG,SisR fssn1 ocila


and II. Winter DAVIS, ". c., from Msryisnd.
aninitces o the Rebcll!ous sLa,os have JUS, pub
lished sharp protest ssaiust inc President in
,aton to his refusal TO son the Congressional
hl for the rcorgan ls,i,n of th" ."c~csied s,ster.
rncy complain that tue reasons a@igncd by him.
Tor withholding his 81 .laturc, sclJhc dcterm.-
u,ton tn ,ncrn.ch on tho authority of C,r-
grcs, ind substitute his own VII sr .h-
lcgal expression ot the viii oi the people. Il,v
state that his apology iCr not signlng .uo b'l \
political manitssio against III" friends Of lie 10
crnmen', and that ~ the Procsmation docs mt.
contsu an approval nor veto, 1t u, thers lore, -
document u!i.uoNu 10 lhc lnUi aud Consilt. .cl,
aud Of No bnd nV iorcc whanyor Tio pra".S
charges tnat de Prcsit.n.'4 p,lsy uf r,o 'biru,-
ton A. emboued ~ N" Proclamation, and prcc-
u'rt ~ l'o"lS'.l a'd Ag.uh. %, .- fllndcd n''b'-
on wisdom, nIRtcc nur ,ouqt'.utonsi ipSi ana iS
's'icuated ts posr ~" irihor ,han to ia iIiaie ITO
.r.. tlop u the Insi'r,-rt Stn'rs Ia r,-ut. IN
ulc Prr,,'i, uts froclu,si,ou tir rO,rst sis,cs;
:, lef tie a. t"Imcut ~ ms rti "rS Iur l.CNciie
iuF the b.n i'Im l"s'u'ng e law, -. rcdH e. -
clare hia pirrosr 4" cHrcue II - iaw by his pc-
mary dictaturial po",r.
a more studied ou.l..sc on t.e legislative 40.
" Ority Of 'he pc J'r ls u"y"v lccu priI,, lair'.
Congress IL sod bii; iho Pr.n'crut refused ~ ur-
prove II, and th,n 10y Irovam tion puts ~ much ut
d, N lone ~ n' ".s ~ aIa' pro- iraes n cS,-J'e
u osn plrs y, oni'ers unknown 10 The lave col No
lni,ct States, ahd not 'nhi"t TO toe ,1iii''ua'
the tuttc. Inc bll dIre,'tcl thc arIolltu,rIl
81 Pro slnu,l GoVcnoiA " and vlih me uA'
u3l Corocri Of the Senni". rao r. ,i,'.t, ..D.
driphbg The law, prop,@cs TO Hpl~,n', N,i,llnub
l'", aud without ths a'Y.ce "l"i 4ousrut 81 do
' n-!,, military GoYcraprs ior ifr rrltl .. ~
lie has already -.er, sol tAH drltoriai
uNinaton in Louisans. tru deirslrl t,u
Dh 10 prevent Sac lN.p'".. lippp. 'ua
We must rrrNd t.r b. low. l'.r rl... q
the Presidential l-w 9. 0a r'd 'a.
l-t't-t,r H,yr...
,,.,.,, ,wNrSp,,', u"oh 10, 49,.
ms IAcS. .tft.fs, 'frttt ~ .tH .tJE % ~ . '.
- u DO b 7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
General Intelligence.
10y Ma TO the Nes York SUM-,

sgvrRM heavy earthquakes have lately been felt
ht Valparaiso, and the country Ia suffering very
much rom heavy rains.
aaALL-rox has broken on, IN tho Northern Pro-
dnces oi Chill. A. Huaco 400 persons were suffer-
ing from the epidemic.
THMB have been some three thousand applica-
tons for widows pensions made during the past
month.
LAsUTnAkT FRAN BEowrML- the svenrer of
Ellsworth. has besn appointed Assistant frovoss
Marshal Of one of the auh-disIicts Of Tie pisv!cs
Of eL LoQs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06

rebels and their frcrds md ~ upst,r,cr. within
our lines Refugees corning vi. lin The lines are 70
L. ~nt 10 Cairo where they ar. to bc properly
lieir employment.
An official rrccinus''on hScs tho dSr n a,nda-.
September 5. for the vt1s Of the popr On the new
Stale constitution.
Inspector stokes hss'l.'u-d IN orfc- approved
by General Canhy. for tho oiprrc .ica OF ,he
'hlack msil" sss'em IN New Orleans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
GENERAL SHERMAN.
A Success under Gene raj Met ook followed
by n Disaster.


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s.or. o,a ~. r-,,.o ,,,,,,.s -, Gov.
Al Nod .n, o,tor. 400, ,.,s..-., ,,er,.0,vo,
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N'cady r'p f'"' "'Aot" N',"s WIS su''eSs'u'
:. IN breaking the Macon road, and captur NJ and
s.-,,ori,,. vr,so, mud y,,road ,r,, ue ,,.a
:
, e4p'u'tc s''cu'9 -'N" '"'c'S -i'' "cn'
a ht obliGed 10 les them 3d. The safe return of
G.,cr,, MeC.,ol with 10 r,1nv of his men, r,duccs
a, .,,,.., =,
ois loss very ha'fIai';' M'c WI" proN"''F 8o' 'n'
rutrn ,t.r,rru
,,, ,-- .-,.-
hemph'S' Ie""' hNF' o'--i "'r' J. srea' sSuN'
n IN militry circles here, IN csrrv.n. out ,ne
, s,ovcrccn, 'rho rct,l t,oor- w,,. If the M,s,is.
! =,
lspp h'''r' Is eNl"S''1 VIII ''"'S 'l'' suc'ih
ard 'enforre AuInA. Gcutral L,mun. who lcf,
: uttt. ,.i..., ....s ,I. C,.o-l nj hoo,
''
: re uIfr'ed by Two ".Fi"' rs RON be1ur'gAiis
. sirr,s from Richmond, and ly two lriyados from
: a, ~. ch-i..,. .i t,...,,., 90 IL,
W. "'' ' WE ~ ~
. sri 10 he ucarlr ve7ted ot troops :" re'n'orc
- U1.d vbiIo ~. ga--4,u a VQ,.it, II Ia stated
/, ...,.t,.. - Al,
: ''H'NA ' 'N'' wv '' 49, 49, w ~
| t.lc IL i.ia. 80 great were The fears thai lle
S,uld be ,.it,r'-,l l..Iwaen yhs 9Th and lain oi
, .., r. -
SuIY' u"' w '' IT, '' 80 ''-'''H 10 '-' '''' i'
and ivor The trnNY- which had lccIl seat TO re-
.,Cor,s i,,,,o-,l 4, ,ro.t ,,,. ..,,.,Isi
= Thr Naiil. Sr the lS,h.
; NJ wiz. corr. 4,.,,g.,t l.lg rf o5y,s a.,
!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06

The Whtolu,, Va INiilLleiAcs. Gas tie fol-
low ng:
TIE officers OF Hlu.el'- Comrnagd, who have re-
Gently passed through tie NA.oy Of tie ohunau-
dosh, sas taat the GRIPS there very abundyu nj,
and that the success ia harvesting and conveying
away even y fair preyorton Of then would further
paw the enemy for al the toll aud Losses OF their
present expedition. Our losses in the hSht al WIN
chester, they say, did not sT0ot TO one thousand,
were ~ much worn out By the fight, IN addition ~
their priVnons and hardsnips that they were not
IN efficient lighting or even retreatng condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
l;l.NEkAI. GRANT.



quarters, Army Of the Potomac, A rag. 4,
1SCt.-No,hing OF interest has taken place br tho
past few days, and very little picket firing Is in.
dulged In the lines at prcsen,. An ofhc n of 4
col rel regimen, reror,rd Ia have shot Of his
men yes;orday III the coninissary depot. he oai-
Ger Is under arrest.
Rebel Mining { n vnlry Fight.
Washington, Aug. 5.-Tho rel els In Pet rsbuy
have been trying t4eir hsnd in the unnin Z busl.
moss. II was discovered yesterday that th ey werc
attempting 10 mnr one Of works On 4 meas
urs- hsvs buR sksn which I'll psscn ~ ses,,u-
ally Advices from he re Petersburg give tho
information AZ . cavalry Gsht which took. psce on
Wednesday, on the New Jerusalem rosd. near
Pctersbur,. Tie rebes wero deica,ed. The loss
on our s.de WAS seventy five.
Rebel batteries IN the Jap,es.
F5rtrsss Monroe, Aug, 4.-The steamer J. John
sor, while coming down the james River yes erdsy
afternoon with barge ard schooner in Wv, was
AIRED uTon by rebel tattery at wilcoxr Laucdns,
but n, damage vas done.
Warrington, Aug 5.--Yester,iay, ~ The mail
steamer John Brooks plying between this city and
city Point was coming down the james River, sho
WIS fred at by battery Hsrrisan's Landing
5 shots were 6red three d which paased ger
tie steamer aud three fell short. We turned b sck
to get to zinbcats for protection, but IN the
reantne two Of them came IN the river, a,tra c,ed
= the hiring, aud she.lcd the rebels out. Ore Of
tae SHOTS tr's b. the reos s Just Irazcd the pilot
house. Five horses wo.e >uiol GA the steamer 9.
L. sulding, which was ahead OF the John rroo,;s
and which Az also fiie<i NJ.
CBy hai,.)
/ letter Gated August Sd, states:
"Dur,r- thc Interview brlWcc.i the President
und Gene 81 Crnut. the next .ay alter ti. reuu %
~ pctrrst.irg, the Gcncr,l renudes the Pre- do nj
ol 1, I0rInCr conversation ia whc! ho had sid. Il
! ~ 3 n meet Hi,h several rchuhs before | xct Ircb
nUud. ut rtan never he farthcr awHy . an r.is,
| and shall sue o4l.' Ey.Ivrhipg went well e. /.
cept IN. ,nRrl,e NJ Toe nill the key NJ tie povtn
/ lust Dsy oud. The troops got an lcra that il vas
mined, rni wouii not charge upon Z, epd the eu.
cav rallied NId drove us ont oi the blown-p 80 -
tni. l. wag N ,his retreat our loss oc6urrc, II
| tie, baG advanced du1uP thr ppnic, Ps,-rslnrE
wo ld have hccn ourf with little loss II Is one Of
tie roinmou occurrence OF siege, aud should not
|agtt I.fv,va "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-06
News Items.
ing Telegraph 10 Ne Mev Tor. sml

.Ey Telegraph 10 re Nsw i-os. Sunl
1nE subscriptions 10 u.o 80 loan roport~bto tho
Treasury Department yesterday Gmornt - nearly
sL5p,Ur,
liiE CITY Councils Of ri,la lclp'is yssbrday
yot.d 10 p.y Zoo t. every vonntco, WHISTLER tor
ss,a Nv " .nrss ysn<S ynss . Al sscxss.. = S.as
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
Nc COrrmick Reaper ri
pairs.


A full stock Of No Cormick Reaper
Repairs just received and for sale by
Galley X Johnston,
Also large assortment Of No. Stone
Ware for sale by Galley u Johnston,
The largest stock Of Paints and Oils
in ihis market, tor sals at the lop
cstprice by Galley q Johnston,
Also a good supply Of Revolving
Horse Rakcs, cheaper tn an the cheapest
for sale by Galley 4 Johnston.
There will be circus 10 town on
the 18th. Judging from the bills, It
will be about one horse power.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
Over Eis.,: per cent Interest

in currency, and are Of equal eonyenes ~
| q permanent Or temporary inve.tmea'.
Il i, be,5eYed that 10 .ecurt:ss ose. .
great ind leements to lenders 81 tie ,artert
descriptions Of T. $. icnis II III ati,-.-
| forms Of IN. btednes7, the faith or lb..:.t -
rri Ya,e rartiez o. r.ta-i o. sans-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02

HOWARD ASS0ClA-
philadelphia, ia.

nISEASES or TIE NERVOUS. sEMIN-
lJal Urinary and Sexual Systems--ncv
and reliable treatment lin Reports of the
HOW ARE ASS ,ClATION-Sent by mail in
scaled letter envelopes, tree Of charge. Id
dress, DR.. J. SktLIlN HvUGHTON, Howard
association, No. South Ninth Street Phila.
delpkiA P& S5na0ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
Putnam ClOthes.wringcr.

The ONLY reliable self Al listing Wringsr
The frame being Of Lon, thoroughly gal
vaaized, atldanysr from rust removed, and til.
liability to shrink. swell, split, &c. 80 ana
voidatte in wooden machines, is peventcd.
No II. a5-sereUs Or complicated yas.ea.ngs TO
wear ont or get cut Ct order IL can be tasten
ed firmly to the tub in snyl second:
" WARRANTED WITH OK WiTuUUr COG
WHEELS
1t ,eok the FIRST fREM1CM al Fifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in leu.. AMI j.
uu.ont all exception The bss. " ringer ever made
Instead of believing the statements of par
ties interested in the sale of other W-lngers.
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
1es, ii THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL
others, aud if not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn il.
It Will wiring anything rom a shrsai 10 4
bed gait without ion
scented in the e.. S.s 81, England.
Ca,td a, and Australia AseLss wanted il
ever, t.wn.
itttnsm Mcm.}aetvmg Co:
GENTLEMEN I tu3w .ffar, praet,''. t-re1
tce that iron ,rei! gateaa,-ed 1tth -mc ual no
, ox,iise or -sst on rar..cie. can saflf sas
after several years experience in the manu-
fsctuse Of chain for cL-ia pnmps And .at.l
drawers, in which have tested the affinity
OF IrO aha line inAt u TIE process &c cpu
lu;ted properly. i, is . perfect weld Of ii.
two.
| Nearly one year ago my family COM nced
using enc Of your Wringers. /, how per.
| forms all its functions as well rs i. dill the
| first time it was used, and las tecome an in
dispen.abie article With us. | have closely
observed several other kinds OF clothes wiring
ers, the modus operanii being different, try
ing TO produce the same results as the putnam
Wringer, but in mr. Judgment they have fail
ed. The hsnGa Wtingtr is as rear Ytrtsc. a,
possible, and ekeerJu!ly recommend i. to be
| the Lest N use.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. W. WHEELER.
| Cleveland Ohio
Many years experience in the galvaniz;ng
business enable me to indorse the above
statement. in 0H par .icalars.
mo. ". LEFFERTS,
No. loo Heekmann Street.
New FORK, January, 1864
No. ], Sc so, No a. $3.50.
!, Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re
| tail by
| TIE PUTNAM MANUFACTURERS CO.,
No. IL P,a,t Street, New York, and Cleveland
! Ohio.
| sc. NoRTHRoP, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
US. 1910


These Bonds are issued under the Ac. ~
Congress Of Ma. ch sth, 1861, which proviGsf
that all Bonds issued nnder this Act shall b.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION hy or nnde>
any Suite or municipal authority. Sahsar4P-
tons to thase Bonds are recei vcd In Unite.
States notes or notes Of National Banks They
ara To DE- REDEEMED IN COIN, at tho
pleasure sthe Government, at any period
not less than ten mar moFs Aan f'rts years from
their date, and nnti! their redemption Fly =
PER CENT, INTEREST Will BEPAID IN
COIN on Bonds of no. over one hundred a6'-
lars annually and OF all other tonds semi"
annually. The Interest, il payable on the a.sl
lays Of March and September in each gear
Subscribers will receive either Registered
or Cupon Bonds as they ms; prefer Res's
tered Bonds are recorded on the books tf''i'
c. 8. Treasury, aud can be transferred oniy
on the owners order. Cupon Bomb az
payable to bearer, and are mora conv,nl.AI
for commercial uses.
Subscribers 10 this loan will have liz op.
ton Of having their Bonds draw interest
+ ON March lst, BY paying the ACQUIRED ioter
est in coin-for in United States nctss or u
National Bsnks, aiding fifty ie' eeu'. 20
premium, or re ceive dra. ing intsie.s
from he date Of subscription anu aepas!i.
IS these Boz Is are Exempt
from Mrn.rc vafcr state Taxation,
= l.. "a -
Per cent, per annu,n, according L The rsse y
tax lev;es in various parts Of the coun.r
AAlvs present rate Of premium on g3i.ttAer
pay
Over Eisl: per cent Interest
in currency, ami are Of equal eonyen!es ~
permanent Or temporary isvs- me-.
Il is be,5eved thai 10 .ecurit.ss ofse- .
gres. ind uoeuents to lenders ~ tie ,ttt91f
descriptions Of 1 $. ionis II N. asi,-..
forms Of In. btedness, the faith or Ability -
rri4ate r.rt,e rnta-' o. seas-
rate communities only is plegel for payment
waie epis j. .f.e i 4ltea s.,s.
whole property Of the eoun;rF IS iioidsH ~
secure the payment Of both pine "a! a,sa "a
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